repulses the people of the united states. but a decision like this today? stretches bounds of even the low standards of decency that they have sunk to already. amazing. "first look" is up next. and a good friday morning to you. right now on "first look," breaking overnight. scotland voting no and the kingdom remaining united. scare in mid-air as a jet blew engine, filling the cabin with smoke before an emergency landing. the fib fbi's list add a man that murdered a pennsylvania trooper. breaking news overnight to tell you about. scotland rejects independence and remains part of the united kingdom. tears and cheers of joy. no supporters here. the point won by 10 percentage points in what was supposed to be a close vote. alex salmon, pushed for independence conceded a few

hours ago. >> i accept that verdict of the people and call on all of scotland to follow suit in accepting the democratic vote. in the scottish capital, we have the latest on the vote for us. >> reporter: good morning from eddinburgh, the vote is in. scotland rejected independence. they've decided to stay with the eyed kingdom of great britain. it spelt relief in westminster after a 10% swept them into victory, david cameron saying it was right for them to offer the democratic vote and britain needs to move on. markets may have called it yesterday. stocks already rising. the yen, the euro, all up. today, led the rally, the scottish bank, saying it's business as usual. standard life one the first

companies saying it would leave in the case of a yes vote, today said they were proud of their scottish heritage. now all eyes turn from the markets again back to the politicians to see what kind of deal they can thrash out that will mean more powers come to scotland, but don't put the backs up for the english m.p.s. with that, back to you, richard. >> thank you so much. cnbc's reporter, thank you. the queen expected to make a statement in a few hours. stay with us for that. smoke filling a cabin shortly after takeoff. tom costello has more for us. >> reporter: terrifying moments onboard jetblue flight 1416, long beach to austin this morning, when only a few minutes after takeoff a cabin was suddenly full of smoke. passengers grabbing for oxygen. the pilot urgently broke into radio traffic. >> runway 3-0.

>> reporter: something was wrong with the right engine op the airbus a-320. passengers reported hearing an explosion then smoke quickly filled the cabin. >> definitely 1416 on the ground. will be evacuating. >> roger. >> smoke out of the right engine. >> appears no smoke out of the right engine. >> roger. people already out of the -- sliding out of the back already. >> reporter: once on the ground, passengers jumped on the evacuation chutes. >> my son who is handicapped had to roll, tumble down and luckily another nice man grabbed his face before it hit the concrete. >> reporter: as fire crews moved in. passenger said when in the air they weren't sure they'd make it. >> a few points where i brought out my phone trying to call my parents and say, hey, you know, this could be it. >> the om thing i could think about was my son. so i probably would say it's the best feeling i probably had in my life today. yeah. >> reporter: in all, four people treated for minor injuries. jetblue is still investigating what went wrong. tom costello, nbc news,

washington. he is now one of the fbi's ten most wanted. eric matthew frooen charged with killing one state trooper and shooting another. the fib fib offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. pennsylvania crimestopper ooals offering an additional reward. the hunt is intense. emergency shelters open last night for residents who could not get home because of street closures as police searched for frein. schools closed in some areas. sponsors are walking and fans are now talking. a ma senator jority of fans are with the way they handled the scandals. look at this banner flying over the georgia dome. goodell must go. nbc's jay gray breaks it down. >> reporter: jonathan dwyer has joined a growing list of nfl players facing domestic violence charges. >> charges will be filed? >> no. >> reporter: police say the

arizona cardinals running back left the mother of his young child with fractured bones after multiple altercations in july. >> after she was physically assaulted he took a shoe and threw it at their 18-month-old child. >> reporter: dwyer denied allegations. still, the cardinals immediately pulled him from the roster and panned him from all team activities. he joins ray rice, adrian peterson and greg hardy, players now on the sidelines after accusations of abu. >> i think from a league standpoint we need to address it. >> reporter: a newly released nbc news marist poll shows 53% of americans and 57% of football fans disapprove how the nfl handled recent reports of domestic violence by several of its players, but it's been more than a week since nfl commissioner roger goodell has been seen or heard publicly. >> goodell made himself the face of the nfl and he's now invisible. that's part of the big problem now with this going on. you know? he's just not there. >> reporter: the nbc news marist

poll shows 29% of adults and 32% of football fans believe the man dubbed the movie powerful person in sports just 18 months ago should step down from this throne. >> he bears tremendous responsibility, because now, t metaphorical metaphorically, he's been it had and the credibility of the league has been hit. >> reporter: public relations and legal hits that keep coming, in a league that now three weeks into its season is still dazed and staggering from those blows. jay gray, nbc news. well, it goes to the president's desk for signature now. the senate following the house in approving a measure to support the arming of moderate syrians to fight isis. some expressed reservations, passing 78-22. the fight against isis continues. syrian kurdish fighters appearing here to be battling isis militants near the city of co-bani. nbc news cannot verify the content of that video. tracie potts, good morning.

do we know the timing when the president will sign this bill now that it's made its way through the senate? >> reporter: not specifically. you can bet quickly. of course, richard, it was his idea in the first place, after that vote he thanked congress for showing unity in putting politics aside. >> the joint resolution is passed. >> reporter: it's a done deal. the u.s. will send weapons and trained syrian rebels to fight isis. most democrats and republicans agree it's the best plan. >> there are moderates, if we train an equip them they can be effective. >> there is no guarantee of success. there is none. but there is a guarantee of failure if we do not even try. >> this is not iraq. it's a totally different thing. >> reporter: some lawmakers still down is will work. >> sending arms to so-called moderate islamic rebels in syria is a fool's errand and only make isis stronger. >> reporter: the president thanked congress for a quick vote. >> it shows the world that americans are united in confronting the threat from

isil. >> reporter:headed to the united nations telling congress why he's lobbying other countries to join the fight. >> if we'd engaged in jumping in, doing air strikes one place or another without the structure, the forethought or proper targeting and so forth and something went awry, we'd be up who and every single one of you looking at us asking why we you know -- shot before we aimed and -- >> there are going to be boots on the ground but they are not and should not and cannot be ours. >> reporter: the administration says 40 nations have pledged support, but won't name them all, because they're still working out the details. support for the iraqi government is going to be the specific topic of that u.n. meeting the united nations meeting that secretary kerry is chairing. today it's a rotating share. richard, it's the month for the united states to be in charge of that. >> very busy week for you there,

tracie, in washington, d.c. thank you. to sports now. thursday night football. boy, atlanta/tampa bay, a blowout. atlanta forcing multiple turn joves find the end zone five times in the first half alone. up 28-0 in the second quarter. then this happens. >> beautiful punt. as to the 38 and passed everybody, except the punter and he breezes past him and it's devin hester's night to high-step. >> give that man a speeding ticket. atlanta's devin hester beating deion sanders with his 20th touchdown career return. after, in the second half, atlanta doesn't look back. jones pulling down nine receptions for 161 yards and two it d.s. atlanta, pummeling tampa bay. is this a basketball score? 56-1. 56-14.

>> there is goes! see ya! home run, derek jeter. >> yeah. derek jeter hitting his fourth homer of the season. is it his last in pinstripes some ask? a walk-off win against toronto 3-2. also hoping for a win, gate rade goes for the heart strings, echoing along jeter and sinatra with this ad. ♪ what has he got shoed if not himself then he has not ♪ >> well, after 260 years, women will now be allowed into a prominent scotland golf club. 85% of the members at the golf club at st. andrews voted in faber of allowing women in the club. home of the masters changed two years ago and began to invite women as well. all righty. parts of texas under flash flood watches until later this morning. residents of texas and the southwest cleaning up their

streets and houses flooded by heavy rains brought on by hurricane odile. austin rescue crews resumed a search for a sheriff's deputy. her car found near a creek. radioed for help saying it was being swept away by floodwaters. a source saying she's is good swimmer and may have survived. dumped with seven inches of water in hours. that's what happened thursday. today is friday. looking at that, tell us about texas and more? >> more rain on the way unfortunately for the same areas dealing with flash flooding. threat continues from new mexico into texas over the next couple of days. you can see satellite showing deep tropical moisture ober southeastern sections of new mexico overspreading western texas. in the northeast, closing out the workweek, a beautiful one. high pressure in control. on the cool side. warming up across the northeast this weekend. nice in chicago. thunderstorms in minneapolis.

they get into the chicago area by saturday. notice on saturday, new york city near 80. 81 in washington, d.c. richard, in is is officially the last weekend of summer. ready for fall? here next week. >> and the big forecast for me today, tomorrow's saturday. >> it's friday! yes. >> thank you so much. a grandfather's desperate act of mass murder in florida, plus a $10 million bail for the person accused of setting one of the most devastating california wildfires. you're watching "first look." turn the trips you have to take,

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proof governor christie knew about or directed the lane closures on the washington bridge last year. christie firing off at a state panel's investigation calling it a "partisan pursuit" adding, you know what? wrap up your work. do your job. i'm tired of it. i really am. kansas former senate candidate chad taylor's name now off the ballot. kansas democrats will decide whether to unseat republican pat roberts or sit this one out giving the republicans a boost in taking the senate. and former house speaker gingrich have a beef with their party. senator paul, a potential presidential candidate said "so many times republicans are seen as the party of we don't want black people to vote because they're voting democrat. we don't want hispanic people to vote because they're voting democrat and wonder why the republican party is so small. why don't we be the party that's for people voting for voting rights." and during a reunion class of

1994, said "the fact we do not have positive themes and issues will cost us seats this fall. you have tound like you're more than anti-obama." that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." joined by kevin cerilli, reporter from the hill. just happening within the last three, four hours again, scotland deciding, okay, we are not going to be independent, we'll remain united with united kingdom and a bit of a sigh of relief in d.c., perhaps. >> reporter: big, big news coming and a huge sigh of relief. happy friday, richard and thanks for having me. a yes, a lot of folks here in washington were very concerned about this, potentially for the economic effects that it could have had reverberating here in the states and a lot of the financial intermix between the two countries, but you're right. i mean, it came down to the wire. what's going to be interesting to see is whether or not in the next couple of years this sentiment continues and we just keep repeating this.

it didn't really get a lot of traction here until the last couple of days with regards to what would happen. >> and then the armed forces being based in scotland. some of our armorments there would have cost billions to move if that came to pass. let's also talk about this -- you may have saw this, harry reid, the gop walked right into his trap. according to politico. what is this trap the gop may have walked into for harry reid? >> an interesting quote from senator reid, right? i think everyone would argue -- he's saying because, that he's not as well known as republicans are making hem out to be and that's the argument. and if democrats keep control of the senate in november, which you know, it's anyone's guess. i mean, one poll says democrats have a slight lead. republicans -- another poll says republicans have a slight lead. it really is unsure, but it was a pretty, i think either way, anyone would agree, that this senate race, the senate races for november are extremely

competitive. >> right. >> and extremely nationalized and a referendum perhaps none ot reid, definitely on president obama. >> interesting, we were talking about the polling out of scotland. the polling when we look what's going to happen with the senate, similar in that -- who knows? >> who knows? >> who knows. talking about the gop here. and we were just going through rand paul, newt gingrich, saying they need a can-do message. is that simply it? is the message they were describing what they need to be doing moving towards the mid-terms here? >> what's interesting is what senator paul is saying as he tries to lay groundwork for a 2016 presidential run, but you know, i think largely republicans, this mid-term cycle's tried to make it a referendum on president obama, things like health care, immigration and those issues. national security obviously another big issue. and -- but you know, ever since 2012 they've been talking about expanding the party. their efforts to do that and whether or not they're able to will have numbers after the

mid-terms. interesting to see if any of that worked. >> regardless of party, all headed for a bit of a break. aren't they? a lot of folks not so happy about that. >> very busy week on capitol hill. >> yes, sir. kevin cerilli, thank you so much. just aheads spoiler alert. a business of "magic mike" sequel to share with you. entertainment headlines, next. before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making more than her minimum payment on time each month. tracy got the bankamericard better balance rewards credit card, which fits nicely with everything else in life she has to balance. that's the benefit of responsibility. apply online or visit a bank of america near you.

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"saturday night live." his impression so good, many did not even notice. i'm richard lui and the entire team here, "way too early with thomas roberts" is next. stick around. the people of scotland have spoken. and it is a clear result. they've kept our country of four nations together. and like millions of other people, i am delighted. independence rejected. breaking overnight in scotland. the nos have it. as a referendum, remains a part of the united kingdom. and home depot, the company announces more than 50 million credit cards were compromised in its massive security breach. and a political shoe and tell. stephen colbert takes on the boots on the ground debate as only he can. this is "way too early."

wait until you hear about this. hi, everybody. i'm thomas roberts. welcome to "way too early." it is friday, september 19 many and talk like a pirate day. >> aaargh! >> yeah. if you dress in full pirate attire and go to our participating krispy kreme in the united states you'll get a free dozen original glazed doughnuts. >> aaargh! eat doughnuts. >> yes! getting doughnuts. if you put on an eye patch and full gear. kid you not. free doughnuts. so get out there, everybody. jen's back, too. hi, jen! okay. yes, she's back. we go from tartan plaid, i mean, from pirates to tartan plaid. begin with developing news overnid in scotland. this morning remains a part of the united kingdom. voters said, no, to becoming an independent countrying a leaving the uk after more than 300 years.