carolyn maloney, a democrat, new york, said she's not for it today.that more along the lines of chuck schumer, they have a large constituency of jewish voters? is that all this is? >> i think the president can sustain his veto. i think the site now is in the senate where only two democrats have declared their opposition to the deal. the real issue is where harry reid can muster not 34 votes to sustain the veto but 41 to keep a filibuster going. i think he's very close to that. tom: bottom line, you think he's going to be able to rock it? >> i think obama has this deal baked in the cake, absolutely. tom: all right, ambassador john bolton, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you, tom you. >> bet. be sure to vote in tonight's poll, do you think that congress ultimately will pass or reject the iranian nuclear deal. you heard john bolton. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> meantime, florida bracing for a possible hurricane as tropical storm erika approaches. right now erika is heading toward puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands with winds of 5

congresswoman carolyn maloney now opposes the agreement. saying in a statement "what we wanted out of this agreement was peace. but before the ink was dry, the mullahs were declaring death to america." meanwhile a group of nearly 200 bipartisan retired generals and admirals sent a letter to congress urging lawmakers to reject the deal which they say threatens national security. of the signatories of that deal, just about all worked for the white house in one capacity or another for both democrats and republicans. and for those of you who are calendar watchers, keep in mind the date september 17th. barring a filibuster, by that date congressional lawmakers have to weigh in. bret? >> kevin corke live on the north lawn, thank you. >>> wall street continues its recovery from a severe six-day slump. the dow gained 369 today, the s&p 500 was up 47, the nasdaq finished ahead 115. >>> no grapevine tonight. when we come back, the lone woman in the gop presidential field just wants a little respect. ♪ all i'm asking for a little respect when you come

steve: there were demonstrations outside congresswoman's carolyn maloney's office. she supports the agreement, which is drawing mixed responses from new yorkers. >> iran is not someone you can trust. we don't understand. we want carolyn maloney to vote against this terrible deal. >> the middle east is too full of wars. it's too full of weapons of mass destruction. this is a good first step. steve: several holocaust survivors gathered in front of the brooklyn office of congressman jerry nadler announcing he supports the deal. alison: look up at the empire state building, you'll see it in all colors but gold. steve: groups seem to be running into a lot of red tape. liz dahlem is here with the update. >> reporter: good evening to you. fox 5 has been covering this story from the very beginning. you may remember last year parents hoped the empire state building would light up gold for pediatric cancer awareness, but it never did. multiple organizations applied this year but have been denied again. this 15-year-old was diagnosed with leukemia at 13. she's in remission now

congresswoman carolyn maloney says she'll vote to block the deal. it would significantly curb iran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. maney says she's concerned that even if iran complies, the deal doesn't block iran from weapons. >>> in today's money report, the markets looking good. let's check in with sue herera at cnbc's global headquarters. >> yes, it is a stronger day and a calmer day on wall street after yesterday's big rally. up better than 30 poi0s on the dow. the nasdaq also sharply higher. some of the support in the market coming in after china reportedly stepped in and bought stocks in its market overnight in a big way. there's a lot of speculation that china wants to stabilize its market by early september because that's when the country has huge military celebrations planned, and it certainly wouldn't look good if they were doing that and their markets were in disarray. so far here at home, the volume is up on the markets and the volatility is down today. but anything can happen. so we'll see if that holds.

congresswoman carolyn maloney says she'll vote to block the deal. the proposal would significantly curb nuclear ambitions in exchange for lifting sanctions. she says she's concerned even if iran complies with the restraints, the deal doesn't block the country from eventually acquiring nuclear weapons. >>> emission systems are being called deadly. a class action lawsuit is targeting ten of the world's biggest car makers claiming they concealed the dangers. the suit also claims 13 deaths occurred when a driver walked away from a car assuming the ignition would shut it off and it didn't. carbon monoxide from running engines allegedly caused those deaths. 5 millions equipped with the system. if you drive the bridge, you probably know the drill by now. it's scheduled to shut down for construction. workers are raising the roadway to allow larger ships to pass under it. the bridge expected to close before midnight friday night and reopen at 4:00 p.m. on sunday. >>> new details tonight on rosie o'donnell's adopted daughter. we learned that she will move bac

jason pugh and carolyn maloney will have live coverage at 6:00. kickoff set for 7:30 here on nbc4. >>> summer vacation is wrapping up for many kids in the area. a lot of you head back to school on monday morning. in maryland, montgomery county schools and charles go back to school. loudoun county and prince william students go back to school. and you can stay in bed earlier. >> the school board decided to change the starting times. >>> today, school officials may decide whether to push back the start of classes at stafford high school. we told you that hess construction is having a hard time getting the permits it needs to allow administrators to move in. "the free lance-star" reports it was supposed to get a temporary permit yesterday, but did not. they may push the first day from september 8th to 14th. >>> ten years since hurricane katrina ravaged new orleans. today, president bush will visit the city. the former president and his wife will visit a charter school there and a library funded by the laura bush foundation. coming up on the "today" s

steve: carolyn maloney the latest to oppose the iran nuclear democrat. she plans to vote against the deal because it doesn't block iran from getting a nuclear weapon. senator schumer and steve israel and others oppose the president's plan. jerry nadler and gillibrand will vote in favor of it. alison: turns out the founder of infidelity web site ashley madison may have cheated on his wife despite claims he's been faithful. hackers released hundreds of e-mails. he appears to have had several affairs, including one reportedly lasting several years with a toronto area escort. he and the woman met at various hotels and coffee joints between 2012 and may of this year. steve: people in southern florida stocking up for the first big threat of the atlantic hurricane season. tropical storm erika hit the island of domenica. it is expected to slam into the caribbean before heading to florida this weekend. people are buying food, water and other supplies. the governor says the national guard is ready to mobilize if it intensifies. alison: it's been 10 years since new

jason pugh and carolyn maloney will have more on news4 at 6:00. >>> all right. we'll try to find out what kind of weather we'll have for that. especially we want to know what kind of weekend we'll have. we have been talking since monday or tuesday about the weekend. it's here now. >> i believe in focusing on the weekend. first thing monday morning because that's the only way sometimes to get through five long days. beautiful weather has been really the rule around here for the past couple. but oh -- >> say it. >> i know, everybody. those who love to use their air conditioner, i have great news for you in your seven day forecast. for those that have been enjoying the open window weather around here at night, not necessarily the good news forecast for you. right now though, just a few fair weather clouds over washington. temperature not too bad at all. 65 now at reagan national. most of the suburbs are down below 60 degrees. what to expect for today, getting warmer. starting to get a little bit more humid tonight into tomorrow. staying dry again though for the nex

. >> reporter: congresswoman carolyn maloney honored him for being a new york institution. he mraz here nightly, just a two minute walk from his apartment and he can play anything, celebrities come regularly and this week birthday card wishes from famous new yorkers and politicians. >> donald trump has always sent me a birthday card every year for years. >> reporter: reaching this while stone birthday is truly wonderful. what's the best part about being 100? >> the best part of being 100 is you get all this attention. [ music ] >> reporter: wrote a catchy hook to make miami beach rumba a hit in the '50s. he's played everywhere, in the 80s he was a fixture at the plaza's oak room and he just keeps getting better. >> i took advantage of learning things every day. >> reporter: you can do things now more technical than you could years ago? >> yeah, i was afraid to do. and now i take a chance and it works. >> reporter: as for 100 years young he is married to his sweetheart ruth, has two children and even great grandchildren. he eats ice cream sundaes, drinks martinis and never r