right now on "andrea mitchell reports" isis horrors after another be ks heading and fate of an american woman being held hostage still unclear, savannah guthrie asks president obama about the brutal killings. >> have you ever personally watched one of those videos of hostages being beheaded? >> i think it's fair to say that anything related to these terrorist actions i take a look at. >> i hear you saying that you have. >> i have. >> it must affect you deeply to see something like that? >> i think it would affect anybody who has an ounce of humanity. and it's part of the reason why i think we've been so successful in organizing such a broad based coalition. budget wars the president fights for homeland security budget against republican opposition. >> i'm not going to accept a budget that locks in

sequestration going forward. it would be bad for our security and bad for our growth. >> deep freeze from chicago to boston hazardous travel conditions today because of freezing rain and snow. and fantastic four the new england patriots win their fourth super bowl championship after a crazy catch. a terrible coaching call and enough fireworks for the fourth of july. >> still not on the ground. still not on the ground. look at that -- >> i can't believe the call. >> me either. >> i cannot believe the call. ♪ happy monday everybody, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the headline in today's boston

globe says it all, return to glory. the new england patriots made a remarkable fourth of july quarter come back to defeat the seattle seahawks 28-24 and become super bowl champions for the fourth time. the nail biting game came down to a goal line interception by malcolm butler. tom brady deflected a question about deflate-gate during a press conference. >> we've been focusing on our game and i'm sure all of that stuff will take care of itself over the next however long it takes. it was a great accomplishment by our team last night. a great victory, we should all be proud. you know we get to go to a parade and celebrate and that will be a lot -- we haven't had one of those in a long time. >> that parade is set to take place in boston tomorrow. joining me from glendale arizona is nbc's craig melvin. craig, this game had it all. first of all, we haven't talked about the catch that would have

been the headline out of the game if not for the final play calling. >> reporter: yeah. >> what did you make of it? what was it like to be there? >> reporter: you know, andrea, people will be talking about that call pete car roll made 20 years from now. when you're inside the stadium, you could sense that the seahawks fans who had been on a roller coaster the entire game. the first half for them was abysmal. russell wilson had no completions in the first half. he had more interceptions in the previous game than completions the first half of last night's game. it's 14-14, it looks as if the seahawks are starting to click on all cylinders and they have momentum and driving. two minutes left roughly two minutes left and marshawn lynch in the back field and what does the defending super bowl champion do? he throws the ball. throws an interception. pete carroll in his defense --

but he did take credit for it immediately after the game. didn't pawn it off on wilson. he said it was his decision but inside the stadium, you saw seahawks fans who looked like they were shell shocked. they could not believe it. that they had essentially blown that game. it was -- you know you jux at a pose that against the patriots fans who feel they snatched victory out of the mouths of defeat. and they were thrilled as you saw in the field after the game. you -- you saw it these guys were on cloud nine. they felt they were vindy indicated. deflate-gate of course and deflate-gate did not come up a great deal in the news conference that wrapped up a short time ago. the sound bite from tom brady was one of two references made. >> you were on the field as you

were just referencingin inviewed the owner, bob kraft. i want to play a little bit of that. >> we've had our challenges this year and found a way to come together and execute and this game we did a great job for your parent, nbc. i love steve burke and brian roberts, i'll bet the ratings for this have to be through the roof. >> you mentioned difficulties -- what are you talking about specifically? >> keeping our team together and making sure everyone is healthy. have a good day. >> you know craig, just a shout-out to the camera work and direction from nbc sports the reaction shots you saw every emotion across -- richard sherman's face when the catch -- during the catch and tom brady's

as well. it was just amazing in the last couple of minutes of that game. >> no one could believe it. not even chris kol lingsworth he said what everyone else was thinking about that call. just even to hear pete carroll explain it last night, folks who understand the game of football i don't profess to be one of them but folks who get the xs and os didn't get it. just to be fair just so our audience understands his explanation, he essentially said when they got to the line they saw the goal line defense. did not feel like with that goal line defense they were seeing by the patriots that marshawn lynch would be able to penetrate the line. that coupled with the amount of time left in the game. they didn't want to leave too much time on the clock. those were the explanations -- >> i don't know. >> no one is buying those explanations. >> from the living room couch, 20 seconds to go marshawn

lynch, second down two downs to go. don't want to leave time on the clock. you still have time. anyway was that really pete carroll's call or an audible? >> reporter: that was pete carroll's call. he didn't shy away from it one bit. he said it was him, he made the call. there was some folks who right after thought maybe russell wilson saw something or one of these things -- no russell wilson defended his coach. he defended the call as well not the offensive coordinator. it was pete carroll. and this was not pete carroll's first rodeo, he won two national championships when he was a college coach and super bowl champion last year. he's been here before. but this is something that is going to be talked about for some time. russell wilson by the way, we had you mention, one of the most underpaid quarterbacks in the nfl, underpaid by nfl standards, most believe that in the off season despite the interception

last night he'll become the highest paid quarterback in the history of the nfl, his contract is up. >> well craig melvin thank you for your great work out there. we love having you on today. there were record breaking social media hits twitter went crazy, 28 million tweets during the game and we were all part of that thank you so much. and we're following another big breaking news development from the nfl, cleveland browns rookie quarterback, johnny manziel has entered a treatment center today. cleveland first round pick released a statement that reads in part johnny knows there are areas he needs to improve on to help him be a better family member and team and teammate. the browns also released a statement saying they respect and support manziel's decision. we wish him well of course. here in washington today, a lot of budget and political news. the president drove across town an hour ago to homeland security

headquarters and a half our ago next to our studio here he started the fight for the new budget. joining me now for our daily fix, kristen welker and chris cillizza and managing editor of postpolitics.com and "washington post" columnist, ruth marcus. kristen, this is white house budget day, they have the new budget and he's fighting for it. he went to homeland to emphasize this ongoing fight from the old budget, funding homeland security which includes secret service and other critical things but the fight is over his immigration policy. the border and immigration policies. >> that's right. the optics were pretty powerful. that is a immediate battle looming, i'll make one point about that. funding for dhs runs out on february 27th. a lot of conservative republicans want any legislation to keep dhs open to have some amendments that would block the president's immigration executive action.

of course, he will veto that so they are trying to work on a fix that would appease those conservatives who want to take a stand against the action but make its way past the president's desk. that's a real challenge. president obama dug in his heels on that today but unveiling his budget at dhs. there's a broader battle here which is over the budget. this budget which increases spending by about 7%. it's a $4 trillion budget. it would end the sequester, the deep across the board spending cuts. the president is calling for increasing taxes on wealthy americans to fund what he calls middle class priorities things like community college, childcare, paid sick leave. it also calls for increasing taxes on corporations profits overseas to fund infrastructure projects. republicans basically say this is dead on arrival. the chairman of the house ways and means committee, paul ryan has said it's never going to pass.

he has identified some potential areas of common ground including corporate tax reform. andrea, we're going to have a press conference with top economic viszadvicers in a few minute. >> that of course is what the republicans are complaining about, the president laid down his markers as kristen was just saying, i want to bring you guys in but listen to president obama moments ago. >> they are now threatening to let homeland security funding expire because of their disagreement with my actions to make our immigration system smarter, fairer and safer. now, let's be clear. i think we can have a reasonable debate about immigration. i'm confident that what we're doing is the right thing and the lawful thing. don't jeopardize our national security over this disagreement. >> he is making it a national security issue ruth marcus that's probably his strongest

play right now but this is -- this is going to be the kind of pitch battle especially with house republicans. >> absolutely. this is really one of those be careful what you wish for moments for house republicans and senate republicans as well because they were the ones remember, who insisted on decoupling the expiration of the homeland security fundsing from extending the funding for the rest of the budget. we knew this moment was going to come. we knew the moment was going to come where the president would say, you're risking our security, house leaders don't want to see this showdown and have funding for dhs expire but it's going to be very hard to appease their base. and that's going to be the challenge of the next few weeks. >> all of this, chris sill list saturday za is against the back drop of the republican field heating up with mitt romney out and chris christie going to london. and jeb bush i would argue despite the des moines register

poll where he's obviously not doing well in iowa where he didn't go to that conference last weekend, but jeb bush gaining the most from mitt romney's decision and scott walker and others now seeing that they've got to play. >> my colleague and i had a politics meeting as we do every monday at the post. dan who has covered many campaigns says this is a january like an off year like any other. it's really true. from romney getting out to jeb basically getting in just announced that he's hired two media consultants, you don't do that no think about the the race. scott walker rand paul there's so many people at play. look andrea i think it's important to remember this is likely to be the largest republican field in the modern history of the gop primary. the biggest field in the past was 2008 and 2012.

you have upwards of 20 semiserious to serious candidates looking at the race. let's say we get 16 or 18 there's going to be a longer period than many people expert of whittling these people down because of the raw numbers. >> and now we're in the money primary. from my reporting over the weekend, mitt romney's decision was based on money on seeing from the money of his former supporters that he didn't have the support that he thought not just financial but the other political support that he thought he had from team romney, that it had gone to jeb bush and what i see happening now is the romney forces and whoever is still loyal to him wanting to make a play for marco rubio as a blocking action against jeb bush, anybody but jeb in romneyland and that could mean scott walker -- >> could mean chris christie as well. christie and romney have -- toward the end of the 2012 campaign --

>> it was nasty at the end. >> somewhat strained but do have a relationship and christie did have dinner together. >> a previously scheduled dinner. but, ruth there's another issue out there which we should be talking about, savannah guthrie asked the president about it and then chris christie was asked about it by casey hunt in london. and this is a big libertarian issue, do you have the right to prevent your children from getting the vaccine, should it be mandatory and what about the fact that so many in california are keeping kids from getting vaccinated? and are you endangering other children which is the other argument. this was savannah and the president yesterday. >> the science is pretty indisputable. we looked at this again and again, there is every reason to get vaccinated. there aren't reasons to not get vak natured. >> are you telling parents to get your kids vaccinated. >> is the measles vaccine safe?

>> all i can say we vaccinate ours. that's the best expression i can give you in my opinion. it's much more important when you think as a parent than what you think as a public official. that's what we do. but i also understand that parents need to have some measure of choice in things as well. >> chris earlier today he had said that people should have their own -- i think they should have their own ability to make decisions -- >> a balance. >> he mentioned this choice just in the last clip. i'm a parent and i'm all for parental rights but there's a lot of ways in which we tell parents how they need to behave. they need to put their kids in car seats and buckle them in seat belts and send the kids to school and also should be vaccinated and should be told to be vaccinating their children because it is a public health hazard not just for their own children but everybody's children. >> chris, the issue there is

also that the president was saying that the science is very clear, that this issue is not one of those issues that is really debatable in terms of science. >> that's the problem with christie's formulation, it's sort of -- on the one handy vaccinate my kids on the other hand people should have a choice. the science is overwhelmingly clear that vaccinating your children is a good thing, both for them and society. >> here chris is the president by the way being very diplomatic when asked by savannah some of his political choices. >> quick game of either/or. >> that's tasty beer. >> football or basketball? >> i'm still a basketball guy but love football. >> offense or defense? >> always offense. >> wings or chips or guac? >> i'll go chips and guac. >> hillary clinton or joe biden? >> love them both. good try. >> i had to try.

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the fate of a jordanian military pilot held hostage by isis in the balance after the terrorists appear to have

beheaded a japanese journalist this weekend. they have ordered heightened security as they mourn the death of kenji goto. president obama spoke exclusively to savannah guthrie on "today" about the u.s. war against isis. >> you said in your state of the union that american leadership is helping to stop the advance of isis in syria and iraq. your critics say that is delusional that in fact they've gained more territory since the air strikes have begun? >> that's not accurate. in iraq what we've seen is both the iraqi security forces and kurdish forces continue to push back against isil and those same critics, i would imagine would have us redeploy tens and thousands of u.s. troops. >> isn't that a straw man -- >> hold on a minute. let me finish what i'm say ig. it's entirely possible for us to deploy 200 or 300,000 u.s. troops.

if we don't have inside of iraq or inside of syria or afghanistan both the capacity and will of people to fight for themselves, then any gains that are made eventually dissipate. this takes longer but it's the right way to do things. >> joining me now is nbc's keir simmons from london and ayman mohyeldin from new york. we've got the isis conflict i want to talk to you about ukraine also. but first, isis what are the options as savannah was pressing the president because he said we were making progress against isis in iraq and syria and critics are saying to me and other people there's little evidence of any progress? >> well there is little evidence in the sense that most of the territory that isis took in this push across iraq last year isis is still holding. there have been 34 coalition air

strikes just in iraq and syria against isis. they are if you like ramping up the pressure. there are reports as well that isis has lost many many fighters, that they have been seriously depleted by this campaign that includes those air strikes and also on the ground fighting in iraq by local forces. but it is a difficult to say that there's a break through at this point. when you talk to some of those in baghdad, for example, i was listening just last week to the iraqi prime minister saying that he believes that they are making progress and they are ready for another push forward against isis. but at the moment that hasn't really happened yet. and so we wait to see. this is a -- the president always said this was a long term strategy that might well take months perhaps even years.

>> and of course we're waiting to hear about the fate of the jordanian pilot from a prominent tribe, very prominent family. a lot of pressure on king abdullah. they made the offer to swap to trade the pilot for this woman terrorist who failed the suicide bomber, an extraordinary offer and that hasn't been accepted because they haven't proved he is still alive. >> there's been a serious holdup from the jordanian side. they want to make sure the pilot is safe. they asked to try and secure some proof of life that would allow them then to go ahead and proceed with this deal. the jordanian government as you mentioned is coming under pressure. the father of the pilot is critical of the jordanian government for getting involved in the coalition effort against isis and also been the king has also been coming under pressure from the more conservative hard liners within the kingdom questioning whether or not jordan should be part of the coalition. the jordanian foreign minister

shot that down on sunday saying his country is very much part of the coalition because it is jordan's fight, not just the united states fight. they feel this is in their own national interest. when it comes down to the jordanian pilot. the government says it will spare no effort to try to secure his release. in order to go ahead with the deal they need prove of life and isis has not provided that. >> right now the united states, we've confirmed that the administration is considering what john mccain has been calling for, which is to arm the ukrainian rebels. critics say that first of all the ukrainian military is notoriously corrupt and arms could be sold to bad guys around the world. and that it would only further set off vatdladimir putin who is empowered by 80% approval ratings despite the collapse of the economy. he seems to have more support than ever. merkel is coming here the white house announced next week. kerry is going to kiev this week

and munich security conference. what do you see the wisdom of making a decision to arm the rebels? >> yeah i think the really crucial question is as you allude to is trying to understand what the russian government is thinking primarily what president putin is thinking. how he will react to any move like this by the u.s. they are talking about sending $3 billion worth of arms armored hum vees and radars that could locate enemy rocket fire. the problem, andrea of course is that if the u.s. does this, will putin talk about this as a provokation and use it as an excuse or reason to act more in ukraine. we already know that despite the

so-called cease fire pro-russian rebels in ukraine have been gaining territory with the support of moscow. moscow may use a further western intervention as a reason to do that more. and they have even been comment ators who have pointed out that perhaps putin would like a further confrontation, maybe to test the will of nato and maybe also because it would increase potentially the price of oil, which would then mean that russia would effectively boost its own economy because of course russia was very dependent on the price of oil. it's an incredibly different strategic call to make. but what we know now is that washington is thinking about making it. >> no easy problems. no easy solutions. thank you very much. keir simmons and ayman mohyeldin

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the windy city. here's the latest from chicago. >> reporter: we've got 750 odd flights canceled on top of 1200 flights yesterday. there were a lot of people here at o'hare trying to get out of dodge. a lot of people had to spend the night sleeping here in the airport, which is not recommended under any circumstances. we've already had 19 plus inches of snow over the last couple of days. yesterday set a record and a lot of people are trying to push cars out of snow bank. interestingly enough snow is a big deal when it comes to the political season here in chicago. one mayor in the past actually already lost his job because he didn't get the streets cleaned in time. we've got a mayor alley leks over the next few months and i've got to tell you mayor rahm emanuel is doing his best to get the snow off the roads, 250 snow plows are helping him ensure he

keeps his job and gets everyone back to work. >> he knows about constituent politics and ron allen near down ton boston checking on road conditions in the nbc's bloom mobile. you've been driving around. what does it look like there? >> reporter: it's getting better. if you look out in front of us you can see there's -- the blacktop and see some traffic going across this bridge. this is summer street by the way. not looking very summery obviously. the big problem here is what you see on the side of the road these huge piles of snow. they are everywhere. on i'd streets still cars that haven't moved. this is the fourth storm in the past number of days past week or so. a lot of snow that they are trying to get rid of and the mayor just announced recently that they are in fact going to have a super bowl victory parade through the streets of boston 11:00 a.m. despite all of this

snow. it's going to be cold too. but they are going to do it from the prudential center downtown through to city hall. there won't be a big rally at city hall because he expected it to be so cold. one reason they think that a lot of players are going to be leaving to get out of town. they don't live in the area or trying to get out for summer holidays. but at the moment the big concern here is that a lot of snow, a lot of blowing and drifting snow and making driving conditions very difficult. but again as we go through the day, snow starts to ease up has been easing up and starting to get rain later in the day. it's about -- >> and i think we just lost ron allen but we got the gist. if i know boston yans they'll be out there for that parade. the players have to of course go to disney world, right? before we go there was this moment from last night's super

bowl which made many of us here at msnbc laugh quite a bit. >> you know you were talking about chris matthews the offensive coordinator named him the hard bull and this chris matthews the sea hawks chris matthew, every time i wikipedia myself it comes up the other day. >> a little hardball with chris matthews down the field. this is the one. this offense was stuck in the mud until matthews made that play. six seconds to go who do you throw it too? then down the field up maybe a little push-off. gets away with it. he has been the difference in the game. >> and our chris matthew is also a game changer for msnbc. you see, they aren't that different. thanks very much, we'll be right back. curl up with their favorite man.

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already say that president obama's new budget which was revealed today is already dead on arrival. not surprisingly. maryland democratic congressman chris van hollen joins me now. what can you salvage from this? i know this is the opening arguments but at this point with so many republicans in the majority in the house, where do you go on this budget fight? >> well andrea i think there's some burden on congressional republicans to say why they oppose the president's budget approach which after all is focused on the idea that the entire economy does better when we address the issue of wage stagnation and frozen paychecks. the idea the president has, let's provide more tax relief to folks in the middle and provide more opportunities in the form of education and training and apprenticeship so that everybody in the country can do better. it's disappointing to hear them so quickly say no to that in favor of what they've already

called for, which is this trickledown economics idea the idea that you've got to get another round to folks at the top and miraculously that will help everybody else. it hasn't worked. i think they've got to do a little better than just say no. there are a couple of areas in infrastructure and dealing with the sequester where i hope we can carve out some common ground. >> i wanted to ask you about ukraine because you're an expert on foreign policy and now we have leaks from the administration that they are considering arming the rebels in ukraine. where fighting has heated up and vladimir putin seems to be doubling down. as you know, the russian supported rebels have been increasing the fighting. the counter argument from some democrats as well is that the ukrainian military is corrupt, that these weapons would be traded or would leak to our other enemies to terror groups and that they are not well trained enough to even use the weapons we're talking about.

>> well, andrea i think these things do go hand in hand. ip support of idea of providing the ukrainian military with additional equipment -- >> lethal equipment? >> including lethal equipment, but again, this is the other half of that story. lethal equipment doesn't do any good at all if it's in the hands of people who are not trained. so i think that there has to be some mechanism for making sure that there's improvement in the training in the ukrainian military. look russia and the russian supported rebels have essentially been ignoring the ceasefire. i think it's appropriate that in addition to the economic sanctions, that the united states and our european partners imposed that we also look at additional measures. i agree with those who say it needs to be done in a careful way that addresses the training

issue. >> and what about the argument that chancellor merkel of germany coming here has lost her leverage within the european union with the leftist government elected in greece opposing the imposition of tougher european sanctions and siding with vat mir putin? >> i know there was initially back and forth between the new greek government and e.u. and sanctions on russia. my understanding is that greece is now coming around at least on that point. so i hope we can maintain the pressure and of course the other main pressure point on the russian economy are the falling oil prices that are being experienced. so the problem so far, andrea that combination of falling oil prices and sanctions, while they have helped squeeze the russian economy, they have not at least to date caused vladimir putin to back off in any significant way, which is why i think we have to

look at these other measures but again carefully as we were just discussing. >> did we bait the bear too much by the sanctions policy we couldn't have predicted the drop in oil to these low levels which squeezed him. should we be instead considering some back channel overtours to putin? >> i think that putin was going to play this game regardless of whether or not we impose sanctions. even before we impose sanctioned, of course he sent forces into crimea. i always think we should keep open the possibility of some kind of negotiation, unfortunately, so far, putin has undermined the cease fire efforts. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back.

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2016 with increased spending for homeland security and defense as well as education and infrastructure and this is interesting, especially focus in the rollout on tech infrastructure. basically, you get the money and you get the money, you all get the money! just like a certain chicago base the talk show host. >> you get a car! you get a car! you get a car! everybody gets a car! >> i'm so impressed they got that in the top of the show. this morning president obama made the case why they all get the money. >> since i took office we have cut our deficits by about two-thirds. i'm going to repeat that as i always do when i mention this fact because the public often times if you ask them thinks that the deficit has shot up. since i took office we have cut our deficits by about two-thirds. >> budget calls fosh