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general colin powell weighs in on president obama's nuclear deal with iran. >>> close to home, two high school players hit a referee during a game and pay a big price. >>> plus taking a pillow fight way too far. >>> how many americans are getting a paid day off today and much more on this busy monday. "first look" starts right now. >>> good monday morning to you. happy labor day. i'm betty nguyen. you may be celebrating this labor day from the comforts of your couch, maybe still in bed. there is no rest for the 2016 presidential candidates. new nbc news/marist poll shows that bernie sanders has leap frogged over hillary clinton, 41% of democratic voters, clinton gets 32% and vice president joe biden, who hasn't officially entered the race, gets 16%. in iowa, clinton is still on top but sanders is narrowing her lead from 21 points in july to just 11 points now. on the republican side, former alaskan governor sarah palin is rallying behind trump. she said that spanish speak iin say you better speak american. >> you better be here legally. and when you're here, let's speak american. >> pal

it'd be interesting to see a candidate like colin powell who is a moderate republican and there are very few of those around. that would be the interesting race, to see a moderate republican like powell, to see how many african-american votes he could get. but i guess we are not going to see that. >> host: >> guest: i think a lot of republicans presumed that ben carson is that person but then carson speaks a lot of the same language. i think if you have then carson rising in the polls but the presence of care overhaul to nazi germany that's not going to attract much support from african-americans. republicans would be disappointed with what ben carson could do for them quite frankly or some other latino candidates. the language of have to change. a person of color can't just be coming out of a person of color's mouth. i think that's going to be hard for the party. the leaders to understand this by the way. they did the autopsy and they understand they must diversify their party to survive. i think they have to figure out how to confront some of the elements of their base and their media.

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element off the table somewhat, and so i think it's a positive. >> president obama responded to colin powellweeted this out. quote, thank you, colin, for putting your experience and expertise behind the important initiative behind our country. my question to you is that there have been critics in this country that have said the united states, the obama administration, has backed off of syria in order to get closer to iran. i'm wondering is that a bad policy practice? >> well, i'm not sure that that's actually what's happened. we got into syria by saying that, first of all, the syrian revolution against assad really never had a leader, really never had a political purpose. it was generated by economic failure and just by sympathy for what had happened in other countries across the middle east with the so-called arab spring. and so there was never a coalesced opposition. meanwhile then islamist terrorists got in there. they organized. isis came in claiming to be islamic. and all of this is a stew pot of conflict. it's been used by the saudis and the turks to oppose iran. now russia is involved

as was just mentioned, members of former republican administration colin powell coming out in support of the deal. the president will have overwhelming support from democrats and some republicans, and the deal will go forward. >> that is pretty much overwhelming support but not from all. giancarlo persutti, what do you make of the fact that there have been a few democratic hold outs, is that significant? >> i think it is also significant. i would also mention that it is my understanding that every republican has opposed the deal which speaks volumes, the degree to which there's opposition to what many people believe is a bad deal for the united states and for the world. but to answer your question, i think that it's absolutely a telltale sign that you have a number of not just senate democrats, leading senate democrats, the ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee ben cardon of maryland came out in opposition to this as did menendez and schumer. >> how about the votes, so the president doesn't have to worry about override of his veto? >> a maximum of 80% of democrats a

you can have something off to the left like colin powell did.this point to suggest the secretary of state, as much as she was around, didn't think about the possibility of hacking just astonishes me. and i think it takes away from her big argument, i've been there, done that, i know what i'm doing. >> and now doris, i'm not going to put them up for now, people can get on the the website, she has an electability problem. joe biden is running stronger against trump and jeb. joe biden leads trump. this is an electability problem now. >> somebody said the unelectable became inevitable. she said in time my statements will be accurate. she's lost time because of the e-mail controversy. and the questions that are now rolling around integrity are the most important attributes. if you lose time and integritying, i think she has to handle this and get on it harder than she has. and i think the the problem is when you see sanders, there's an army veteran who said, i'm for him because i feel a sense of movement for the first time since back from the army. a

former defense secretary colin powell, screen right going public with his support. brad woodhouse, super-pac supporting hillary clinton. rich lowery editor of "national review" and fox news contributor. good morning to both of you. rich, powell says this is good deal. what do you say? >> doesn't surprise me. colin powell's views are basically indistinguishable from a basic democrat. i think he is wrong. talking about a deal that lets iran preserve most of nuclear infrastructure at the same time get this windfall of tens of billions of dollars sanctions relief it can pour into its terrorist activities and aggression around the region, that is not a good deal. it is not even a pretty good deal. bill: you're saying it's a bad deal? >> it's a bad deal, yeah. bill: this is what powell said -- >> clearly a little too subtle for you, bill. bill: it is cable. keep it clean. i don't trust them. i say we have a deal. see how they implement the deal. if they don't implement it bail out. none of our options gone. oh, really, brad? sanctions removeds. billions of dollars in relie

colin powell we used the sound byte with donald trump. you surprised that powell is now supporting black lives matter? >> look, it's not hard to say i support black lives matter as an abstraction. some people are advocating for people in the inner city who feel they are being victimized by the authorities. that's easy to do. the problem is in the real world here are people who do not have a program other than radical t activism. >> colin powell is saying that's okay with me. i was upset by that. i think general powell needs to apologize to the american people. >> it was interesting out of the black lives matter spokesman said playfully. you call to kill cops playfully in an atmosphere where you have two assassinations in the last ten days of cops. this is scandalous. there are a lot of black leaders who need to stand up. juan williams who has been courageous throughout his career stood up and said -- >> after i scolded him on the program because she was supporting it and i was happy to see it. >> i don't think it was your scolder. >> you'

on sunday former secretary of state colin powell who served under president george w. bush expressed support for the agreement. >> i think it is a good deal. i studied very carefully the outline of the deal. and what's in that deal. and i've also carefully looked at the opposition to the deal. one of the great concerns that the opposition has, this we're leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to creating a nuclear weapon in 10 or 15 years. forgetting the reality they have been on a superhighway for the last ten years to create a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons program with no speed limit. >> debbie wasserman schultz, head of the dnc, has announced her support of the iran deal. wasserman schultz was the first jewish woman elected to the house from florida. in a new op ed for "the miami herald," she calls her decision deeply personal and one that she has spent a lot of time reviewing. "i've come to the conclusion that the agreement promotes the national security interests of the united states and our allies and merits my vote of support." >>> overnight new dev

on sunday, former secretary of state colin powell, who served under president george w. bush, expressed support of the agreement. >> i think it is a good deal. i've studied carefully the outline of the deal and what's in that deal and i've also carefully looked at the opposition of the deal. one of the great concerns that the opposition has is that we're leaving open a lane for iranians to go back to creating a nuclear weapon in 10 to 15 years, forgetting the reality that they've been on a super highway for the last ten years to create a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons program with no speed limit. >> debbie wasserman schultz, head of the dnc, has also expressed her support of the deal. she was the first jewish woman elected to the house from florida. she calls her decision deeply personal, and one that she has spent a lot of time reviewing. she writes, i have come to the conclusion that the agreement promotes the national security interests of the united states and our allies and merits my vote of support. >>> overnight, new developments in europe's exploding human --

the base belief. >> host: i agree with you, would be really interesting to see a candidate like colin powell who is a moderate republican and there are very few of those around. that would be the interesting race to see a moderate republican like powell see how many african-american votes he could get, but i guess we are not going to see that. >> guest: a lot of republicans maybe think ben carson is that person but ben carson speaks a lot of the same language. i think if you have a ben carson rising in the polls presents health care overhaul and nazi germany that's not going to attract much support from african-americans. i think republicans would be disappointed with what ben carson is able to do with them and latino candidates like ted cruz. the language adapt to change. you can't have it in a personal color. that's going to be hard for the party and leaders to understand this by the way. they talked republican strategist and understand they must -- the party to survive and they haven't figured out how to confront some element of their base. >> host: that's exact he what the democrats did

>> well, i have a great regard for my fellow new yorker, secretary of state colin powell but i disagree. even if the agreement is fully lived up to, it locks in place an iranian nuclear infrastructure and even by the president's own acknowledgment within a year or two after the 10 years are up iran will sbe able to affect a nuclear embargo, the arms embargo will be off, they will have $150 billion which will go into their economy which they can use to build up their own strength within the country but also the world's leading funder of hezbollah. so i feel strongly it's a bad deal and i have a disagreement with secretary powell for whom i have the greatest regard otherwise. >> one final political question before i let you, go congressman. donald trump, how surprised are you by the incredible leads, at least according to the polls, he's generating right now in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida, all these states that have these polls he's doing amazingly well. how prized are you? >> i would have been surprised several months ago. now when i see the poll numbers i'm not surprise

former secretary of state colin powell expressed support for the nuclear agreement with iran calling the iranian leaders accepted remarkable and dismissing critics concern on the notation. it's a pretty good deal: powell said on "meet the press." critics concern to deal with expedite for quoted as forgetting the reality of the superhighway for 10 years to create a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons program with no speed limit, and of quote. the reduction in centrifuges, iran's uranium stockpiled an agreement to shut down to react to her were all remarkable. these were remarkable changes in subways stopped the race they were going down and i think that's very important. powell also pushed back on skype takes to express worries about the ability to verify iran's following agreement with respect to the opinions, don't trust, never trust and always verify. i think a very vigorous verification regime has been put in place. see how they implement the deal and if they don't implement it, they allow. none of our options are gone paul said. i think he hit the nail on the head. general colin po

colin powell also pushback on skeptics have expressed worries about the ability of independent inspectors to verify that iran is following the agreement. powell said with respect to the iranians don't trust, never trust and always verify. quote and i think a very vigorous or vacation regime has been put in place he said. i say we have a deal. let's see how they implement the deal and they don't implement it it -- none of our options are gone poll said. i think he hit the nail on the head. general colin powell to serve served their country in the military as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff then the secretary of state rings a perspective to this which very few can. a man who risked his life in the battlefield a man who knows the true cost of war but a man who is empowered by another republican president to lead us in diplomatic negotiations. this is the kind of clear-eyed approach that we need and want when it comes to the issue of this gravity. i will have other things to say on this matter as others will. at this point i yield the floor to my colleagues. >> the senator from tennesse

colin powell said never trust and always verify and the architecture of the design to verify compliancetook this approach to set a new president in key areas of access and monitoring and requirements for approval for certain actions their verification regime that is more stringent than any other creative. specifically of jpcoa does the following iaea will have regular access to facilities and this includes the two primary sites and inspectors will have cradle to grave access including storage facilities that support the iran nuclear program but goes beyond 10 years in many cases the regime established by the agreement can make the entire program that is a powerful tool for iaea inspectors to know if iran has materials for possible covert action and officially it will have the additional protocol. the iaea in comprehensive safeguard a grim offsets the ability for nuclear facilities and activity is of great importance this is far beyond the jpcoa terms. for the nuclear program though the mets will be established to manage all purchases on the trigger last. those that provide for the trans

it is a trend that my guests this morning, secretary of state and colin powell is very much discouraged'll hear him -- we'll hear for the first time where he stands on the iran deal. regardless of where he stands, you will hear him lament the bipartisan success. >> i want to talk to you about decision 2016 and in hillary clinton's interview this week, she said she wished she made a different choice about having a private e-mail server. how is the controversy impacting the race with bernie sanders, and does joe biden need to make a move soon? >> we will show new poll numbers that we conducted this morning out of iowa and new hampshire. i won't give you all the details now, but they are bad news for hillary clinton. not only showing momentum for bernie sanders, but it show there's is a lot of room for joe biden if he chooses to run. democrats may not want him to run, they may need him to run. hillary clinton performs worse in general election match-ups against jeb bush or donald trump than joe biden does in iowa and new hampshire. if you're joe biden and just looking at the data, you sit

bushes are joining the fundraising effort along with the former secretary of state james baker and colin powell. the memorial will be built on four acres near the u.s. capitol. today crews are putting up fences and barriers near east por tyco. we -- east portica. we have in-depth look at the culture impact of the visit and the intense security required for the visit and the effect it will have on the daily life. this is coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00. maureen: too early to look at the weather. doug: we are entioning tuesday and wednesday next week the 30% chance of showers. but that is iffy now. we will be paying attention as we get closer here. >> in the meantime, more of the same old stuff. sunny, warm, pleasant. low humidity. get started and look at the national from the studio in arlington. south toward reag national airport and crystal city. 40 degrees. three months ahead of myself. 84 degrees at the reagan national airport. 84 is the temperature. frederick. we will see the temperatures again to get an early morning feel of fall in the air. the temperatures at this hour across the count

former secretary of state colin powell has weighed in on the iran nuclear deal. speaking with meet the press, he says the deal is a good one and it will move forward with or without the u.s. >> we are in this with other countries. all the countries that have worked with us, britain, france, germany, have all agreed with it. even if we were to kill this deal, which will not happen, it is going to take effect anyway, all these other countries are going to move forward and the u.n. is going to move forward. >> as for planned parenthood, there was an arson attack on one of the facilities in washts two daywashingtonstate. as we mentioned the pope will be marking a historic event by addressing congress. he called on more european countries to take in more refugees. from iraq and syria. christine pelosi, a democratic strategist, the daughter of nancy pelosi. if you thought that name sounded familiar of course it does. ms. pelosi, i'm going to start with you. your mother, nancy pelosi has urged her colleagues to come out and support the iran nuclear deal. do you think th

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and former secretary of state colin powell speaking out. >> i wanted to reach a conclusion to prevent iran from the nuclear weapons goals and weighing all of the information i had. the best thing to do is vote if support of the iran deal. >> here is why i think it is a did deal. one of the concerns is we are leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to create a weapon in 10 or 15 years. we forget they have been on a super highway for last ten years to create a nuclear weapons program with no speed limit. in the last ten years, they have gone from 136 centrifuges to 100,000 centrifuges. >> and president obama took too twitter expressing gratitude. tweeting, thank you colin for putting your expertise hint this important initiative in our country. >>> the acknowledgment of the plan to build a force of moderate rebels is failing. now dropping rebels with better intelligence and training according to the new york times. and now using f-16 fighter jets are being used from the united states. >>> chinese markets off to the rough start to the week.

. >> colin powell said the same thing. it has the same loopholes the iran deal has. monitoring, enforcement. north korea blew through them. you are right. getting big time money from the iran deal. >> i said 99 billion. >> whatever. that was built from seizing assets from religious minorities. they are cheating all around. >> what do you think? >> without defending them is it a surprise they are doing what they are doing? in leeb i can't we saw them taken out because they lacked nukes. saddam was taken out. all incentives point to getting them because the u.s. treats you well. [ phone rings [. >> that was the ayatollah. we hung up. go ahead. >> when you reward bad behavior you get more of it. the dangerous thing is countries like argentina, south africa and others had nuclear programs. they were persuaded to shut them down. it's a matter of time before something dread mall happens. >> why are we rewarding them right off the bat? again, they get the money. they go off to do what they want to do. that's what the north koreans did. why are we sure the iranians won't do

. >> yesterday colin powell and head of the democratic national committee backed the iran agreement. >> i studying the outline of the deal sapped what is in the deal and carefully looked at the opposition of the deal and my judgment after balancing the two sets of information is that it is a pretty good deal. >> president obama secured the support to complete the deal, but schumer is not among them. mayor giuliani and deblasio. giuliani blasted deblasio for the homeless crisis. he goes on to claim as mayor he removed the homeless from the street by providing solutions to problems, it is a contradiction to describe this city as progressive. he also bought them bus tickets to florida or something like that. >> fret and kim separate going on vacation to portugal four months before giving birth to twins. >> we were at the airport when the family returned home. >> we are standing here because of the support. >> the separate flying in after a bittersweet four month ordeal. >> when finding out we were pregnant and did the research on when it is safe to fly. >> fred and his wife kim had a tr

i also want to give special thanks to two former secretaries of state -- colin powell, a republican, and hillary clinton, a democrat -- for weighing in on the side of diplomacy. now, as senators, we deal with thousands of issues in the course of our careers, but we will long remember those, long remember those that actually changed the course of history. those kind of votes are votes of conscience, and they're votes about which we must look into our hearts, deeply into our hearts and into our minds, and we have to look at the facts. the facts are stubborn things. no matter what 30-second ad there is, no matter what newspaper ad there is, there are facts that are obvious, and i want to go through those facts. i have them here on this chart. one, this agreement cuts off the uranium pathway to a bomb. it does it by reducing iran's stockpile of enriched uranium by 98% and severely restricts its ability to enrich uranium. that's number one. second, it cuts off plutonium pathway to a bomb. they do that by dismantling iran's iraq reactor core and replacing it with a core that cannot produce

one of your guests as you noted will be the former secretary of state colin powell >>> this morning the fbi is asking for any tips to help find the men. >> authorities are calling this new evidence significant, leaving many hopeful it could finally be the break they've been looking for in the search for the killers. >> reporter: as veinvestigators scoured the scene, a discovery, something they think might help them find who killed officer gliniewicz. >> they took off toward the swamp. >> do you need a second unit? >> reporter: 17 minutes later, officers found gliniewicz shot to death. officials won't say what their newest evidence is, assignide f calling it, quote, significant. they say the officer's gun was recovered at the scene. >> it was found near the lieutenant's remains. i can't reveal how many times if was fired. >> reporter: fbi technicians are also piecing together several videos from intersections and area homes. they say the images they are seeing match up with the description offered by gliniewicz, two white men and one black. >> i believe that the subjects are dangerous, a

debbie wasserman schultz and colin powell speaking out. >> i wanted to reach a conclusion based on what i thought would be iran achieving the nuclear weapons goals and weighing all of the information i had, i concluded the best thing to do is vote in support of the iran deal. >> here is why i think it is a good deal. one of the great concerns that the opposition has that we are leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to creating a nuclear weapons in 10 or 15 years. f forgetting they have been on a super highway for the last 10 or 15 years of creating a nuclear weapons with no speed limit. they have gone from 136 centrifuges up to something like 19,000 centrifuges. this will bring them down to 5,000 centrifuges. all of these will be under iaea supervision. i think this is a good outcome. >> president obama expressing gratitude for powell's approapa. >>> the pentagon revamping strategy in the war on isis acknowledging a plan to build a force of moderate syrian rebels is failing. now they want to provide them in better training and intelligence. for the first time, iraq air force i

when you hear former secretary of state colin powell and others citing you and he's not the first to do it but citing you and your expertise as one of the key elements they are relying on in supporting the decision, do you find it in conversations with people like that and one on ones with senators that there is a point that you need to get them over, one hurdle that usually closes the deal? >> well, first of all, i think lawrence, the important part is the deal is very much founded on science. we feel the more we have a chance to explain what the deal has, it is pretty complex. that we are gratified frankly that senior people like general powell and many others are supporting the deal. i think in response to the key point is that the construct of the deal is fundamentally that for 15 years we rolled back substantially the iranian program. but we put in place verification measures that really go on forever with very special and unique ones that go for 25 years. in fact, as you heard, general powell really focused in on verification, which is critical to guaranteeing that iran never h

christina: thank you, controversial erain nuclear iran nuclear program is gaining more support today, colin powell, and debbie wassermann schultz backed agreement, on meet the press, powell called the agreement a pretty good deal. >> i studied carefully the outline of the deal, and what is in the deal, i have looka the opposition of the deal, my judgment after balancing those two sets of information is, that it a pretty good deal. christina: they have clinched the amount of votes to ensure that white house up holds that deal. >> and former new york city mayor rudy guliani blames mayor de blasio for the city's homeless crisis, in a op-ed piece. in "new york post," he wrote de blasio's belief that people have a right to live on the streets is inhuman, indecent and dangerous. as mayor he said he got people off of the streets by providing solutions to their problems. it is a contradict to describe stance of progressive it should be regarded as retrogressive, so far mayor de blasio has not responded. christina: a texas school district suspend two football players who collided with a referee, watching a

scowcroft has said and colin powell said. the notion that we have the financial power when already other nations have begun to undertake some further economic ork with iran, it's -- it's an illusion. it's an illusion. because so many of the sanctions would disappear. the other countries would not participate and the ministers from the other countries have said very clearly taos that this notion that you can turn this own and have a stronger set of sanctions is something that is imaginary. i appreciate the chance to answer your question. we'll have a full debate on this for hours, as many as you'll allow. mr. royce will have a chance to raise these points and we'll be fully prepared to answer them. but -- mr. royce: part of this is personal for me because one of those bills was my bill. and when you say the president did not oppose sanctions, it was my if you would yield, it was my legislation. it did pass 400-20. it passed unanimously through the committee. and yes the president and the secretary of state opposed it every ste

scowcroft has said and colin powell has said. the notion that we have the financial power when already other nations have begun to undertake some further economic work with iran, it's -- it's an illusion. it's an illusion. because so many of the sanctions would disappear. the other countries would not participate. and the ministers from the other countries have said very clearly to us that this notion that you can turn this down and have a stronger set of sanctions is something that is imaginary. i appreciate the chance to answer your question. we'll have a full debate on this for hours, as many as you allow. we'll have a full debate about this. mr. royce will have a chance to raise these points, and we'll be fully prepared to answer them. >> but if the gentleman would yield, part of this is personal for me because one of those bills was my bill. and when you say the president did not oppose sanctions, it was my -- if you would yield, it was my legislation. it did pass 400-20. it passed unanimously through the committee. and yes,

. >>> this sunday, former secretary of state colin powell, his first interview since the nuclear deal race in america and on election 016 and our nbc news marist poll from two states where it counts the most, iowa and new hampshire. who is up? who is down? and which of these candidates may now have a reason to worry. also, jeb bush takes on trump. >> there's one candidate in this -- in the republican party that is preying on people's angst and fears, that has a philosophy not about the goodness and greatness of the american people. will it work? >> so far everybody that's attacked me have gone down the tubes. >> and the big interview with hillary clinton about her e-mail mess. >> i didn't really stop and think what kind of e-mail system will there be. >> finally, will this heartbreaking picture change how the world deals with syria. joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning with tom brokaw of nbc news, pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin, msnbc's joy reed and radio talk show host hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in

in fact, former secretary of state colin powell came out supporting it, calling it a good deal. the white house got more good news, a 42nd senator is on board. maria can't well democratic senator. giving the white house a bit of buffer room >>> hillary clinton apologised for the first time for using a private email system while secretary of state. the democratic presidential candidate's comment came a day after saying her private email set up was allowed. >> that was a mistake, i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility, and i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. >> her apology on tv and written statement follow on the heels of media reports that two emails on the server she received, contained information highly classified at the time. according to the "new york times", the c.i.a. and another agency made the determination, backing up findings by an inspector general. the clinton campaign and state department disagreed with the finishes. also today secretary of state john kerry appointed a member to oversee. documents >>> county clerk kim davis walked out of gaol. s

republican former secretary of state colin powell backed the deal today. his support comes as congress prepares for a debate over the deal this week. it will lift sanctions in return for iran allowing inspections. the house is expected to vote by friday, the senate by september 17. >>> the pope called on catholic perishes in europe to take in syrian refugees. more now on how the countries are hoping with the flow of immigrants fleeing. >> reporter: countries like germany, australia and greece are answering the call of the helpless. somany people walking -- so many people walking across the border. germany expected less than 10,000 this weekend is working to distribute them across the country seeing as the number is growing. german chancellor -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: officials on the ground say the waves of folks showing no signs of letting up. >> we had 6,800 refugees yesterday and since midnight there are 1,200 have arrived. between then and 8:00 a.m. this morning. we are counting on the same amount of people arriving during the day today. >>> po

also backing the deal secretary of state colin powell. >> one of the great concerns the opposition has is we have leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to create a weapon in 10 or 15 years. when in reality they have been on a super highway for the last ten years. >> the white house clenched they have the voted to uphold the deal. >>> ahead, they're going nuts at the u.s. open or maybe just a little squirrely. we'll have the rest behind these pictures and the trouble that little guy caused. stick around, you're watching news 4 new york. blinds to go's summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades. not those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more. shades on sale. there's nothing cooler than that. blinds to go. blinds for life. cannonball! blinds to go's summer celebration sale is going on now make a splash with new sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more, all at 20-35% off! it's the hottest sale of the year. just when you need to cool off most. blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> some tense morning this mo

. >>> support for the iran nuclear agreement gained more momentum today when colin powell announced he was in support of it. the leader of the democratic national committee also endorsed the deal. >>> new at 11:00, the kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses is appealing the judge's decision. attorneys for kim davis officially filed the appeal today. a federal judge put her in jail on thursday for failing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. >>> for the first time tom brady has spoke to the media since the judge overturned his suspension steve is here. >> reporter: he never makes a misstep with his comments. after months of questions and a highly publicized investigation, brady has avoided comments on deflategate, and today he addressed the reversal of his suspension and how it affected it. >> it's obviously been a long 7 months for everybody, and i think now the goal is to focus on what my job is and what i need to do to help our team win, and, you know, anything that has happened over the last 7 months, you know, obviously i have a lot of personal feeli

. >>> this sunday, former secretary of state colin powell, his first interview since the nuclear deald on race in america and on election 016 and our nbc news marist poll from two states where it counts the most, iowa and new hampshire. who is up? who is down? and which of these candidates may now have a reason to worry. also, jeb bush takes on trump. >> there's one candidate in this -- in the republican party that is preying on people's angst and fears, that has a philosophy not about the goodness and greatness of the american people. will it work? >> so far everybody that's attacked me have gone down the tubes. >> and the big interview with hillary clinton about her

let's not forget something that former secretary of state colin powell said about all of this stuff, which is by the way, so what if we have a president or elected leaders that are muslim. you know, muslim americans are americans, too. so let's also remind people of that, that we have a lot of people of faith in this. so that was among the, i always thought, the more impressive critiques of these attacks on the president when colin powell said and so, you know, and so what if he was muslim. this is about, we are about freedom of religion in this country. >> and about not profiling people like a 14-year-old boy who builds a clock and tries to bring it into school. let me just show you hillary clinton just moments ago. i was inside where she's speaking here with the governor of new hampshire. yesterday she had the governor of vermont, who we will talk to later. interestingly, the vermont governor not endorsing bernie sanders, endorsing hillary clinton. this is a strong message not only to bernie sanders, but also a message having these two governors to joe biden that she's got party le

more on all this plus an exclusive interview with former secretary of state colin powell. >>> the new jobs report is out, showing 173,000 jobs added in august. and the unemployment rate dipping to 5.1%. it's the lowest level since april of 2008. the number of jobs created was lower than some expected, leaving investors uncertain about whether the fed will raise interest rates later this month. the market responded with a steep drop to end another volatile week. but some positive news heading into the busy labor day travel weekend, at least for some of us. gas prices are the lowest for the holiday in 11 years. the average for a gallon is $2.42. here in california, it's much higher, $3.30, the only state with a higher average is alaska where drivers are paying $3.39. >>> now, a new development in the crisis overseas. after days of blocking masses of migrants from boarding trains, stranding them inside hungary, the government there is now offering to bus them to the austrian border. but that was only after many had lost patience and set off on a long march. a report tonight from nbc news