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. >>> plus right after the break donald trump's big announcement. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> turning now to the campaign. he took the pledge. donald trump held a news conference today announcing to sign the pledge not to run as an independent presidential candidate. he believes that person would be donald trump. >>> tonight is the fourth and final pre-season game for the burgundy and gold. most of the regular starters would sit this one out sufficive to say only the two diehards would pay more attention to this one. >>> dave owens will be paying attention to it as well as the other big story of the day here to fill us in now. dave? >> reporter: hey what's up guys. certainly a bizarre week for the burgundy and gold, right? last week you had

iran. donald trump and senator ted cruz spoke at the event earlier today.ll be here tonight with reaction. first, here's how it all went down. . >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single greatest national security threat facing america. >> never ever ever in my life have i

iran. donald trump and senator ted cruz spoke at the event earlier today. they will be here tonight with reaction. first, here's how it all went down. . >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single greatest national security threat facing america. >> never ever ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> this deal so secedes a war. the enemy is emboldened and the enemy will be well-armed and seek regional and world domination. how do we know? they told us so. death to you, we're going to kill you. that's the last bunch you want to have nuclear weapons. >> under no circumstances will iran be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons. >> they will not let israel survive with incompetent leadership like we have right now. stop this deal! >> presidential candidates donald trump senator ted cruz will be here in just a few minutes. joining us now is an iraq war hero veteran who is getting a lot of attention for his response from john kerry's senior advisor, marie harf. after she tweeted 21 senators

. >>> a highly-publicized against the iran nuclear deal. donald trump will be there. reviewed his message in an op-ed posted overnight. calling the agreement bad, poorly constructed. trump wrote it's amateur hour for those striking this deal with iran demonstrating to the world yet again the total incompetence of our president and politicians. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. donald trump is back on the campaign trail here, right here in washington, d.c. where he's holding a rally to protest the iran deal, plenty of firepower with him, joining him is ted cruz as well as former vice presidential candidate sarah palin, they're expecting a pretty big turnout for that event. he spent most of his time sparring with jeb bush. he criticized bush as a candidate who makes voters fall asleep. calling him low energy. now, bush managed to hit back, he released his own video on instagram and it shows donald trump praising former secretary of state hillary clinton. donald trump gets ready to hold this big rally in washington, d.c. >> thank you so much. >>> kentucky cou

donald trump. >> we are led by very very stupid people. very, very stupid people. >> reporter: true to form donald trump boiled down his opposition to the iranunt talk". >> they rip us off. they take our money. they make us look like fools. >> reporter: trump was invited to this anti-iran rally by an unlikely source one of his rivals for the white house, ted cruz. >> i want to thank my friend donald trump for joining us today. >> reporter: instead of attacking trump cruz has embraced him especially when he can help draw a crowd for a cause like this one. >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single greatest national security threat facing america. >> reporter: although they agree that the iran deal is bad, they disagree on what to do about it. it's a difference that divides the republican 2016 field. cruz would get rid of the iran deal on day one he's in office. >> any commander-in-chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared to stand up on january 20th 2017 and rip to sleds this catastrophic deal. >> reporter: trump would not do that. >> this will be a totally different deal. ripping up is always tough. don't f

iran. donald trump and ted cruz among those speaking against it. >> barring something absolutely extraordinarye's abs's jonathan karl. >> reporter: mr. trump goes to washington, hitting capitol hill to rally against the iran nuclear deal. >> never, ever, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> reporter: light on specifics as usual, but as usual, heavy on bravado. >> we'll have so much winning if i get elected, you may get bored with winning. >> reporter: while most of trump's gop rivals have been attacking him, ted cruz, who invited trump to the rally, quite literally embraced him. >> why was donald trump here? >> it's not complicated. number one, i like donald. but, number two, everywhere donald goes, he brings 100 television cameras. >> reporter: while trump and cruz hammered the deal and sarah palin, too, across town, hillary clinton praised it, vowing to take the toughest of tough lines if iran violates the deal. >> i will not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: big speech by hi

stop the iran deal rally headed by donald trump. will it work? >> never ever, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. charles: that was donald trump earlier on capitol hill continuing his anti- iran nuclear talk. pure anger and frustration. both he and ted crews made an appearance protesting the agreement to go through with this deal. will this actually get anyone to blink? right now they have by the thinnest of margins a vetoproof coalition. that could change next week. katrina, youkatrina, you were there. tell us about the atmosphere because it felt electric. >> right to be with you, and there were thousands of people out in the today to support this rally. will it change things? who knows. this was more about showing america that there are people standing up against this. ted cruz said it brilliantly. every senate democrat was going to have the lives of all that will be taken when the americans fund terrorism that was a very bold statement, and those people will now have to deal with their

. >> donald trump comes out firing at a big protest outside the capitol, as senators inside debate the iran nuclear deal. >>> we are talking heat and showers and thunderstorms that are developing around our region. finally, some good chances for rain. i'll break it down for you. >>> some closure this afternoon for two families that both lost mothers in the same crash in maryland. >> ten children were left motherless when these two sisters died. five people were lost in the crash. and now, an indictment the families have been waiting for, the indictment of a man accused of driving drunk at more than 70 miles per hour. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in oxon hill a man has been indicted in connection with the crash that claimed five lives right here on livingston road last october. kenneth kelley is facing five counts of negligent manslaughter, dui and other traffic charges. the victims were stopped at a light right here on livingston road when kelley allegedly rear ended them going in excess of 70 miles an hour. he is being held on a $500,000 bond. coming up on news4 at 5:00, why did it take

for donald trump, the outsider, the no politician this issue was perfect. whatever anybody might think of the iran nuclear deal, and trump hates it, heater hill now, it reeks of politics and parliamentary maneuvering, so, cue the donald. >> this is donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump brought to the tea party rally at the u.s. capitol his campaign and his contempt for the obama iran nuclear deal. >> never, ever, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> reporter: it's the crux of the presidential campaign, says candidate ted cruz. >> stopping iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: he was preaching to a tea party choir. >> they mean death to america and don't let anybody fool you. >> donald trump for presidential caid

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control and monitoring of iran's nuclear program. donald trumpd it a bad deal that will only enable iran but new and surprising supporters including republican colin powell says the deal, quote, stops this highway race they were going down and more campaign 2016 news. hillary clinton on the democratic side will also make news today and talk about the iran deal throwing her support behind the president's initiative. the antirally starts today at 1:00 this afternoon. back you to in the studio. >>> secretary of state john kerry plans to address the migrant crisis today. good morning. i'm mike hydeck live in the newsroom. he'll do that in a meeting with key lawmakers on the hill today. the key question just how many syrian refugees will the united states take in. the u.s. has accepted only about 1500 syrians throughout the country's four and a half- year civil war. that's a tiny percentage of the 11.5 million people who have fled the country. >>> australia rans to launch air strike -- plans to launch air strikes against isis in syria. that's the word

those are the questions being asked by donald trump. >> now we're about to focus on iran and the nuclear deal. . now you've got donald trump not giving his all around the world rally speeches, he is focused on iran and some specific -- as katie said, people might give him a pass not knowing the current leader of isis, but we're starting to narrow down these issues with him. >> i hope you're right. i'm waiting for trump to land on the helipad here on capitol hill any minute, i'm sure. i think for the foreign policy discussion, this is a rally. so eyhe's going to come in here and just talk sort of the basics of iran, iran is bad. we have to renegotiate this deal. it is just going to be the way trump talks trump, right? i don't think you're going to see much of the change in terms of his language. we're definitely not going to be specifics in this rally. >> i have to get in on hillary clinton with you. i know you would love to launch in on donald trump, but what about hillary clinton here? she's now apologizing. we've heard her say everything from the media. she says the public is not askin

candidates, herm main cain, michelle bachmann. >> if donald trump drops out the energy will go to someone else and won't be him. >> i tell you why iran resonating with voters, it is on what trump is touching on, the rage related to their own personal situation. the lack of income growth and immigration and china. people are unhappy. this doesn't hit them at home. neil: we weren't thinking about 9/11 issues on 9/10. we were on 9/12. >> it would take an event. >> step further. they're not galvanized by this because it is not black or white issue. you have people as you point out in the republican base, mitch mcconnells, chairman of the flat foreign relations committee, john boehner, they feel betrayed them on iran, who are you going to behind? that is the problem. >> i look at this more granular. i think this resonates with the republican base different way. not in issue itself but issue the republican establishment caved. neil: matter of convergence that you agree. other issues dominating the news including apple including it is big announcement. it is not a there. it is an it. i apologize. apple came out with a bigger ipad. apparentl

iran. donald trump is leading a rally at the capitol to protest the deal.use democrats gathered on the steps of the capitol yesterday to support the iran deal. democratic leaders say republicans haven't come up with a workable alternative to the deal which lifts sanctions on iran. >>> lawyers for kim davis the kentucky county correct who refused to issue same-sex licenses will return to work friday or monday. the federal judge ordered her jailed granted her release on the condition she not interfere as deputy clerks in her office issue marriage licenses to sake couples. her sign says she wants to take a couple of days off to spend with her family. >>> firefighters were headed to a call for a map suffering cardiac arrest. he was having a heart attack when their fire engine broke down on highway 4. they wrernt too far away from the strip mall so they decided to run over there, carrying 60 pounds of gear. >> we knew we could beat the other engine and time is of the essence, especially caurk arrest -- cardiac arrest. minutes count. >> they are heroes. they were

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iran. we are doing the best we can. donald trumpust arrived and expect him to address the crowd of 5000. and at this hour, we'll take you live when he begins to speak. it was quite a reaction as he arrived. it is worth noting on capitol hill, there is delay about a vote on the rule that start ares the debate and approving and disapproving the bill in the house of representative. and a stall on the legislative side as we watch for what is next on the field. and donald trump watches and waits for him. eric? >>> switching gears and hear about sharks and new release and researchers captured or tagged more than 2800 sharks in april and and may. that is 1000 more sharks than they tagged in 2012. north carolina set a record for shark attacks this summer. there have been eight. that was the most since the florida group started counting the attack 80 years ago. >>> droifrs are on edge in arizona along interstate 10 in phoenix. authorities have quad rupeped the reward leading to an arrest of the shooter. >> reporter: jenna, there are nine inc

they're laughing in iran right now at how stupid we are. >>> donald trump slamming the iran nuclear dealn "new day" earlier this morning. the u.s. senate scheduled to hold a procedural vote on the deal at 3:45 p.m. later today of the back with us is the vermont senator, the democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. you like this deal, this iran nuclear deal. donald trump says it's the worst possible deal. a lot of republicans they hate it. are you okay with it because they're going to get $100 billion, the iranians, and they can do with that whatever they want. >> this is not the deal i would write. it's not the deal you would write but, you know, wolf, i get very tired of hearing the rants and ravings of republicans who apparently have not forgotten the lessons of iraq and afghanistan. i think that war will go down in history as one of the worst foreign policy blenders in the history of our country. >> do you think that negates hillary clinton? >> that's not my point. this is not an american agreement. this is with five other countries plus iran, tough negotiating. if we -- ever

al gobierno de barack obama que se oponen al acuerdo con irÁn la presencia de manifestantes molestos con las posturas migratorias de donald trumper con irÁn la policÍa tuvo que intervenir. reportera: en una alianza sin presidentes entre precandidatos republicanos ted cruz invitÓ al candidato republicano donald trump a una protesta contra el acuerdo de barack obama con irÁn. >> es un poquito como un romance, yo le gusto, Él me gusta y me ha apoyado sobre la inmigraciÓn ilegal. muchos creen que estas posiciones son extremas. cuando donald trump hablÓ lo llamaron racista con una pancarta y provocÓ empujones y enfrentamientos mientras varios manifestantes le explicaban que se... >> la los jalaron por el pelo, nos tiraron al piso, me estÁn pegando y para todos los otros tambiÉn. repotero: entre los manifestantes habÍa hispanos a favor de trump y cruise sobre irÁn. esto no es bueno para los estados unidos y para israel. reportera: cruise no midiÓ palabra se aprueban este acuerdo sabemos que gente morirÁ. a pesar de la mayorÍa republicana dentro del capitolio el presidente obama cuenta con suficiente apoyo demÓcrata para evitar una re

. >> it has been an interesting while congress debated the iran nuclear deal, donald trump headlined a rally can't forget hillary clinton who gave a speech at the brookings institute endorsing the deal. campaign 2016 coverage is just ahead on the "cbs evening news." iran in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, o, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced hospice and palliative care for adults and children, but the values of the brooklyn ladies still guide us. mjhs. caring every minute, every day. >>> friday is september 11th and a symbol of survival at ground zero is now spreading its roots and message of hope across long island. cbs 2's vanessa murdoch reports. >> reporter: the survivor tree stands firm at the 9/11 memorial. this was not the case though 14 years ago in the wake of the deadly attack. ranaldo vega will never forget seeing its green leaves amongst the ashes. >> the tree was absolutely upended, thought to be dead, left fore dead. >> reporter: think

>>> some of the'c%q presidenti candidates will take sides in the battle over the iran nuclear agreement. donald trumpz are expected to join tea party members who oppose that deal at a rally in washington, d.c. today. hillary clinton will throw her support behind the obama administration during an address on the agreement. yesterday, several more democratic lawmakers came out in favor of the deal, giving the president enough votes to block a senate resolution of disapproval. >>> today,ñrñr joe sestak will a meeting today. >>> we are starting to hear about apwirsettlement that woul pay the family of freddie gray $6.4 million. the city board that oversees spending still has to approve the settlement. the board meets today. >>> 13 people were injured when this british airways jet caught fire at an airport in las vegas pilots discovered the fire in the left side of thebn.$w engin aborted takeoff. 159 passengers and 13 crew members evacuated down the emergency slides there. the 13 people who were injured are all expected to be okay. an investigation into what caused the fire continues. >>> now to airline t

he gets attention. >> i want to thank my friend donald trump for joining us today. >> reporter: it is why he invited him to this rally opposing the iran deal. >> we certainly have gotten a big crowd. >> reporter: he says trump's celebrity helped him in the last gop debate. >> donald has an incredible ability to attract attention. millions of eyeballs watched that first debate. our national support doubled. >> reporter: unlike other candidates, cruz has a lot of cash in his campaign and super pac. the hope, if trump fizzles, his followers will return trump's love. that's where trump draws the line in this unusual relationship. >> if you drop out of the race for whatever reason, would you encourage your supporters to back ted cruz. >> i don't drop out of anything. >> reporter: the question is what he would do about the iran deal. he said he would do something strong saying iran will come back and be much different because they are laughing at us right now. they are not really -- he's not clear on how he would stop iran from laughing like he said they are. >> you do just naturally wonder what comes next? the iran nuclear deal has the dem

iran. >> g.o.p. rivals ted cruz and donald trump put their differences aside to take on the president's iran deal. who benefitted the most from the campaign truce? >>> republicans kicked off an effort to cut funding for planned parenthood. the house committee held a hearing for abortion practices, an issue that planned parent hoods illegally sold tissue, surfacing after the release of secretly taped videos by anti-abortion activists. i know that many of you on the committee hold to the standard line, and try to take this in the name of freedom of chis, i beg you to open your hearts and ask what is liberating about painfully dismembering living helpless human babies. this atake is part of a campaign to discredit planned parenthood, and an attack on the right to abortion. planned parenthood say it's done nothing illegal. new york state may raise the wage to $15 an hour. according to "the wall street journal." that's wh that's wh that's what governor cuomo will advise. vice president joe biden is expected to join the governor for the announcement. joe biden has not decided whether to enter the 2016 p

republican presidential rivals sharing the same is taken, rallying against the iran nuclear agreement. front-runner donald trump. >> i've been doing deals for a long time. that's what i do. never ever, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> reporter: the businessman was invited by his fellow presidential contender senator ted cruz. >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. >> inside the capital, lawmakers began debating the deal. >> this is probably the biggest foreign policy issue we're going to deal with during our time here in the united states senate. >> reporter: but all that fiery rhetoric may be a waste of time. enough senate democrats have come out in support of the nuclear agreement to block the republican disapproval measure, a big win for the white house. hillary clinton said she supports the agreement as part of a broader strategy for iran. is it perfect? well, of course, not. no agreement like this ever is. but is it a strong agreement? yes, it is and we absolutely should not turn it down. >> reporter: but she stressed if elected presid

iran. republican presidential candidate donald trump railed against the deal. he was hosting a rally on capitol hill. >> never, ever, ever, in my life, have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. we are led by very, very stupid people. very, very stupid people. deirdre: one reason trump does seem to be gaining popular support is because he is tapping into fear. he is tapping into frustration. simon what is your take? >> there is no doubt about that. there are a lot of americans frustrated about the way that washington works. their own economic circumstances. donald trump is become a very formidable candidate in this race. he is clearly the frontrunner in the republican field. and think that republicans are getting used to fact he may actually be their nominee. i disagree with him on this particular issue. i agree with him on some other things he said. on this issue with are rain i think we got a good deal. i think this is the right thing for the united states for our own national security interests. i know we'll have vigorous d

. >>> two republican candidates for president are teaming up to protest the iran nuclear deal. donald trumpnd senator ted cruz will headline a tea party rally tomorrow on the steps of the capitol. in an op-ed in the usa today for tomorrow, trump called the deal amateur hour. he said it demonstrated the total incompetence of the president and politicians. tomorrow trump and cruz will call on congress to reject the deal. but congress may not even vote. 41 senators back the nuclear deal, which means democrats could block a vote from happening. >>> three young men charged in the murder of a high school student in sterling will stay in jail for now. danny ceteno miranda was shot as he walked to school. a 17-year-old is charged with his murder now. two adults are charged with the accessory after the fact. counselors were at park view high school today in case any of miranda's classmates needed support. neighbors say they believe miranda was killed because he refused to join a gang. >>> next at 11:00, it was one of the most talked about individual i don't understand facebook over the weekend. now

trump actually turning an anti, something very specific about iran into a pro-trump rally? >> unbelievable. only donaldbe sort of person who would have so many activists come from across the country to talk about how upset they are with this iran deal and suddenly turns into the donald trump show. all donald all the time. doesn't surprise me. boy, he is certainly capable of doing and say anything, isn't he? david: he sure is. we have to leave it at that. thank you all. love that much. melissa: i love that one. you will get bored of winning. it is all about the royals. historic day in britain as queen elizabeth celebrates a new record. we'll be right back. ♪ david: queen elizabeth the ii achieve ad juror milestone. becoming longest living monarch. by passing queen victoria. >> doing it in style. look at blue hat. i thank you all and many, never mind. at home, overseas, with her touching messages of great kindness. congrats, queen elizabeth. we have exciting news here at "after the bell." our senior producer, jill warner and her husband pete, welcomed their second son. david: i haven't seen that picture.

donald trump. what did he tell you? >> reporter: yeah, i did just speak with donald trump, and i did not ask him about iran but i asked himthe entire world is dealing with right now and that's this influx of syrian refugees, and i asked him after we've seen he's heartbreaking gripping images what he thought america's role should in helping these refugees. here's what he had to say. >> i think we should help, but i think we have to be very careful because frankly we have very big problems. we're not going to have a country if we don't start getting start. we can't help everybody throughout the world. europe should help, russia, china, big beneficiary, they are not doing anything. the gulf states are doing nothing, whether it's saudi arabia, qatar, any of the gulf states, they are doing nothing. they should all help. >> reporter: and it's interesting, brooke, you hear him there basically saying the u.s. can't be everyone's savior, that these other countries need to step up to help these syrian refugees. that's really the first time we've heard donald trump weigh in on this crisis. >> one of the questions several of these ca

donald trump for joining us today. >> reporter: it is why cruz invited trump to the rally opposing the iran deal. >> he asked me to get along here, come along. and i guess he figured we'd get a big crowd. we have gotten a big crowd. >> reporter: trump's celebrity helped him in the last gop debate. >> donald has an incredible ability to attract attention. 24 million americans watched the first debate. millions of eyeballs watched that debate. our national support doubled. >> reporter: unlike other candidates. cruz has a lot of cash for his campaign and super pac. the hope, if trump fizzles his supporters will return cruz's love. that's where trump draws the line in the reunusual relationship. >> if it ever came to it and you dropped out for whatever reason would you encourage supporters to support ted cruz. >> i'm everdropping onever drop. >> how can ted cruz be in the bromance? cruz benefits if trump gets out of the race. which doesn't seem likely. >> it doesn't. my understanding to answer that. cruz's feeling in iowa, south carolina where there are a lot of hard core voters there may be enough cruz voters he can do w

donald trump there at the rally opposing the iran nuclear deal.e may say took a little shorter speech than he normally is used to taking, but certainly making his thoughts known when it comes to the deal, saying that never in my life have i seen a deal negotiated so incompetently, saying this country is led by very stupid people and under an incompetent lordship with the president and politician. he said now he'll make america a winning country, winning in trade, winning militarily. you'll get bored with winning in his words. there is trump just concludes those remarks. i want to bring back in msnbc's kasie hunt. as you listen to that, kasie, of course donald trump started off with the bragging that you're used to hearing when it comes to his negotiating skills. he said i negotiated many, many deals but he's never seen something negotiated so incompetently than this iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: that's right, frances. and he, of course, is really hitting on something that does strike a chord with the republican electorate, the idea that it's emb

for their rally against the iran deal, donald trump and ted cruz chose r.e.m.'ld as we know it. for r.e.m. that felt like the end of the world. >> reporter: it ain't the end of the world, you would think it was after donald trump helped resurrect a 28-year-old song. ♪ the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world good morning, everybody. >> reporter: this is what the band r.e.m. is losing sleep over. >> businessman donald trump! ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world >> reporter: it played for only ten seconds. ♪ it's the end of the world ♪ as we know it >> reporter: oh no they don't. r.e.m. bassist, called trump the orange clown. and the band's frontman, michael stipe went nuclear. go [ bleep ] yourselves. the lot of you sad attention grabbing power hungry little men. do not use our music or my voice for your moronic charade of a campaign. ♪ it's the end of the world >> reporter: the group's official statement on facebook was less apocalyptic asking that these candidates cease and desist. it is unlikely trump

. >>> candidates on both sides of the aisle taking aim at the iran nuclear agreement. donald trump and ted cruz teamed up for a joint attack on president obama's nuclear deal with iran. both candidates spoke at the tea party sponsored stop, the iran deal on capitol hill. trump has blasted this deal all along. meanwhile, hillary clinton spoke out in support of the iran nuclear deal. she told an event in washington this morning, if she becomes president, she will make sure iran follows through with the deal. >> as president i will take whatever actions are necessary to protect the united states and our allies. i will not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. >> president obama has secured enough support in the senate to block a republican vote disapproving the agreement. house weapons are delaying today's vote due to uncertainty on rank and file members. >>> new video today of a british airways jet that caught fire at mccarren airport in las vegas. they're sending three officials to investigate what caused the left engine to fail and go up in f

donald trump. >> we are led by very, very stupid people. very, very stupid people. >> reporter: true to form, donald trump boiled down his opposition on the iran deal to basic talk. >> they rip us off, they make us look like fools. >> reporter: trump was invited to this anti-iran rally by one of his rivals for the white house, ted cruz. >> i want to thank my friend donald trump for joining us today. >> reporter: instead of attacking trump, cruz has embraced him, especially when he can help draw a crowd for a cause like this one. >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single greatest national security threat facing america. >> reporter: although they agree that the iran deal is bad, they disagree on what to do about it. it's a difference that divides the republican 2016 field. cr cruz would get rid of the iran deal on day one he's in office. >> any commander in chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared to stand up on january 20th, 2017. and rip to shreds this catastrophic deal. >> trump would not do that. >> this would be a totally different deal. don't forget, we lost all of our so-called allies in the deal. the

his own video on instagram and shows donald trump praising former secretary of state hillary clinton saying she would be a great person to negotiate a deal with iran. obviously, that is a tough pill for donald trump to swallow today as he gets ready to hold this big rally here in washington, d.c. back to you, christine and john. >> thanks, sara. >>> kim davis is free after five nights in jail, but it is an open question whether she will stay that way. a federal judge released davis from jail saying he was satisfied her deputies were doing her job and issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. moments later davis spoke to a cheering crowd. >> i just want to give god the glory -- his people have rallied, and you are a strong people! >> many republican presidential candidates weighing in on the controversy. ted cruz and mike huckabee, you can see they stood at her side as she greeted her supporters there. but not every candidate endorsed her refusal to issue same-sex marriage licenses. >> that if somebody needs to go to jail, i'm willing to go in her place. and i mean that. because i'm tired of watching people being just harassed because they believe

iran. hillary clinton and donald trump sound off for and again. queen elizabeth is the longest reigning monarch in british history. celebrations across the u.k.. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. bold and determined action is what is needed to address the herant crisis p are today laid out proposals to relocate 160,000 refugees that arrived in .taly, greece, and hungary many are fleeing conflicts in north africa and the middle east in search of a that her life. beenands of people have coming ashore on the island of less posts from turkey. >> all day they came. small boats on the greek kos would -- and greek coast with shouts of joy. this europe is a place that is the promised land. for some, the relief is overwhelming. a local volunteer offers comfort. these scenes are repeated day after day and night after night all along the coast here and on other greek islands. fear thatso much the they have experienced, but the sheer joy of reaching europe. these are some of the houses that of landed here in

erin burnett sits down with donald trump, that's on "erin burnett out front." >>> iran's president willassembly today. in advance of that, he spoke to our christiane amanpour about the nuclear deal. what would it take to free american prisoners held in iran? christiane joins us, ahead. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> today iranian president hassan rouhani will talk about american prisoners. >> no years ago no one could have envision that the foreign minister of iran and the secretary of state from the united states of america would sit together for hours and hours and sometimes weeks on end to reach a conclusion and negotiate an agreement which it did successfully. >> will now the president of iran and the president of the united states sit and discuss here, say hello, shake hands here at the united nations now that you have achieved this step together? >> translator: i do believe that a similar question was asked by you

steve handlesman has the story from washington. >> this is donald trump. >> donald trump brought his contempt for the iran nuclear deal. >> never ever ever in my livville i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> it's the crux of the presidential campaign said candidate ted cruz. >> stopping iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. >> he was preaching to a tea party choir. >> they mean death to america. >> you want a presidential candidate that says no to this deal? >> a real threat is a threat. >> in the capitol, the house and senate debated. >> can they build a bomb? the answer is no. >> u.s. allies agree, and democrats have the votes to block congressional disapproval. >> it's a gun deal, we have stupid people and incompetent people running our operation. >> across town was hillary clinton. she supports the deal but warned iran will test the next u.s. president. >> here's my message to iran's leaders. the united states will never allow you to acquire a nuclear weapon. i will not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. >> tough talk f

iran. >> thousands came for a rally features donald trump, ted cruz and sarah palin. >> let's bring sanity to the discussion about the insane treaty. >> the president says it will prevent iran giving a nuclear bomb but others say it will give them a path to a bomb. >> if we don't step up for ourselves the world will suffer. if america goes down the rest of the world will go down. we need to realize that, it's in our hands. >> almost as much as the effect that the treaty could have on the u.s. >> i agree with prime minister netanyahu. >> is the effect it could have on israel. >> they stated death to israel. this is an outrage. tom: between the republicans and the democrats, majority of the lawmakers who work inside the capitolre against this deal. that said, it does's not appear like they have the numbers -- it does not appear like they have numbers to override presidential veto. so for now unless something changes like the deal with iran it will be enacted. reporting live outside the capitol. tom roussey. leon: thank you. shortly before the rally, democrats led by nancy pelosi joined the m

donald trump now -- get this. donald trump now says he's having a bromance with his fellow republican presidential candidate ted cruz. their fury at this iran nuke deal was like red meat for hundreds of tea party supporters gathered here. >> it's insane. it's total tree -- treason. >> reporter: donald trump and teemed cruz say it is not over. >> my command -- and ted cruz say it is not over. >> any commander in chief should rip to shreds this catastrophic deal. >> reporter: cruz was the warm- up, but most were here to see trump. he has sparked a passion among the gop tea party base. >> my support is for donald trump all the way. >> this is for donald trump. >> reporter: trump only spoke a few minutes, but that was plenty of time to hammer the status quo. >> never ever ever in my life have i seen any so in competently negotiated. >> reporter: he promised supporters his business experience alone would change the balance of power. >> we will have so much winning if i get elected that you may get bored with winning. >> reporter: a maul group of peace activists saying in support -- small group of peace activists saying in support of the nuclear

. >>> iran will begin debating the nuclear deal which set a political show. >> reporter: donald trump and ted cruz denounce the iran nuclear deal. >> i've been making great deals that's what i do, never, ever, in my life have i ever seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. i mean never. >> iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single national security threat facing america. >> reporter: let's bring sanity to the discussion about this insane treaty. >> reporter: inside the capitol lawmakers debating the meters of the deal it's all political theater, the white house has enough votes to kill it. earlier in the day, hillary clinton weighing in with her support. >> the bottom line it accomplishes the major goals we set out to achieve. it blocks every pathways for iran to get a bomb. and it gives us better tools for verification and inspection and to compel rigorous compliance. >> reporter: but clinton stressed if elected president and iran attempted to get a nuclear weapon military action would be warranted. congress has until december 17 to vote on

iran. martha: donald trump's motto is make america great again. but marco rubio has a problem with that.ell us why when he joins us live. bill: kermit the fog on rumors about his love life. where is tmz. is there a new pig in kermit's life? >>> 10 clks 30 in new york city and here is the making news on the nuclear deal. the president has the votes needed to pass with the 34th person signing on. mark rubio is here with us from the campaign trail. the iran deal looks like a done deal. >> they don't have the vote to pass it but the votes to sustain a veto. i am confidant the majority of house and senate will vote to reject this. this is not a treaty. nothing on this is binding. if i am the president of the united states, we will lift what the president is doing and reimpose sanction and ask congress to increase them with a backed up credible force. >> the votes to override a veto are not there. so in essence this is a done deal, senator. >> it is a done deal with the next 18 months. this is the president deciding to use the national security waiver of the current sanctions on the book and u

iran to get a phone. lauren: breaking news this morning. donald trumpr consulting the physical appearance of fellow gop presidential candidate, carly fiorina. in an interview with roland magazine, trump said look at that face. would anyone vote for that? can you imagine the face of our next president. the the republican front runner add-in i mean, she's a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things, but really folks, come on. are we serious? carly fiorina responding to the comments last night on "the kelly file." >> well, i think those comments be for themselves and all the many, many thousands of voters out there helping me climb in the polls. yes, they're very serious. maybe i'm just getting under your skin a little bit. >> i'm sure they'll be sticking into the issues. they have to be improved since the strong performance in last month's debate last month's debate for second-tier candidates. lauren: trunk of my diplomacy firm carly fiorina at this point. gradients are. still no clear indication whether the fed plans to raise interest rates next week.

iran. outside the capitol donald trump and ted cruz joined in protest against the iran's nuclear deal. >> neverr, ever in my life have i seen anything transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> do you value the lives of millions of americans or do you value party loyalty? >> reporter: they weren't the only two candidates seizing the moment. hillary clinton delivered a speech supporting the agreement. . >> far riskier course right now would be to walk away. great powers can't just jump agreements agreements and expect the world to go along with us. >> reporter: time is of the essence. congress has till september 17 to vote on the deal. in washington, joel woldman, fox news. >>> to the latest on the european nation struggle to deal with the hundreds thousands of refugees arriving from conflict zones in the middle east. they are urging countries to endorse a system. to share 160,000 people. several countries are pushing back. they don't like the idea. secretary of state john kerry met with lawmakers to discuss the settlement. he said the u.s. is committed to taking in people

iran deal, but it's not. why? because of donald trump. donald trump gets all the media attention. to talk about iran tomorrow. had the attention been on iran in august, maybe we would have a different story. instead they're able to talk about their support to it and president obama gets a big policy achievement win end of the second term. >> lou, talk about this big extravaganza tomorrow, trump, cruz and palin. where is it going to be held and what time? >> i believe it's tomorrow mid-morning. it's right outside the door over here at the russell rotunda grounds of the capitol. it will be one of these rivals we often see. expect a lot of disagreement towards this deal. ted cruz has been one of the few democratic presidential candidates not to be overly critical of donald trump. he says he likes donald trump because ted cruz eventually believes a lot of those trump voters will come to him if he fizzles out because they have a lot of the same idealogies. this is donald trump using the iran deal to help his position, and sarah palin, we all know how she attracts a crowd. >>> this after

donald trump is ted cruz and trump. sharing the stage on capitol hill at the iran nuclear deal.or more on the truce between trump and cruz, let's turn to chief political correspondent dana bash. >> reporter: you know the saying you hug your friends and you hug your enemies tighter. it is unclear which one ted cruz thinks donald trump is. a friend or enemy. they are competitors for the white house, but cruz invited trump outside the capitol over the rally for the iran nuclear deal. showing him praise and don't criticize him. i talked about their relationship. take a listen. >> you and cruz have a relationship when it comes to republican competitors. why do you have this romance? >> well, it is a bit of a romance. i like him. he likes me. he backed me 100%. >> you were supposed to be the outsider. how is he not taking votes? there's an outsider. donald trump. not the guy with senator in front of his name. >> i am a fan that every battle is won before it is fought. framing the argument. >> you are fighting on the same terrain. >> donald trump, the people supporting donald trump are

. >> reporter: in 90-degree heat, donald trump took the stage at a capitol hill protest against the iran nuclear deal sponsored by the tea party patriots, the zionist organization of america and the center for security policy. thousands turned out.

iran deal. it's unclear what donald trump wants to do, but the intromusic for today's rally shows you what he think- it's r.e.m.'s "the end of the world as we know it." one person not in attendance at the capitol rally, governor chris christie. i asked him about that rally. his nonattendance, and more. governor christie, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> good to have you in the studio. there's a rally going on right now yesterday ted cruz and mike huckabee were in kentucky rallies in support of ken davis. you see senator ted cruz at that rally where i'm told a huckabee staffer is prevented cruz from getting on the stage and in the views of the cruz campaign, crashing the huckabee event. what do you make of these splashy events? why aren't you a part of them? >> we need to oppose this iranian deal, because it's bad for american national security and disastrous for israel. so people want to do rallies, that is fine, to express themselves. we've been expressing ourself on the campaign trail every day and that's what we will continue to do. >> ear vehemently opposed the pres

donald trump. ted cruz's argument is that any financial win falls iran receives will be used to kill americans. and problem will have sponsored radical terror in the world. donald trump said that he's a better negotiator. >> it's worth remembering if this deal goes through we know to an absolute certainty that people will die. americans will die, israelis will die, european will die. so i've been doing deals for a long time. i've been making lots of wonderful deals, great deals. that's what i do. never, ever, ever in my life have i seen any transsanction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> i was speaking to an organizer after this rally, he seems pretty resigned that those who have gathered here have lost their argument, but it does not mean that procedure maneuvers does not continue on capitol hill. the ap has since walked back, of some secret deal between the delay of any kind of votes in the house. having said that, president obama has the votes necessary to get the votes through. >> rwanda's supreme court said that it will hear a case that will challenge plans to run for a