, the baron grew restless when the archbishop of canterbury died, king johns. insisted on choosing his successor which put him at odds with the pope. that battle of wills not only resulted in john's excommunication because damage to the english church. in the ensuing years, john tax to the barons and seized church property to gain leverage in his dispute with the pope. now, later on, when john finally reached an agreement with the holy see and accepted the pope's appointment of stephen langton as archbishop, he further alienated the variance by keeping those unpopular policies in place. it reached crisis when the barons refused to support john's preparations for war with france. neither the archbishop nor the barons were duped by king john's pledged to conduct a crusade on behalf of the church. when lankton and the barons united in opposition to john, john had no choice but to hear their demands. the barons spelled out those demands in a statement that the -- that recited what they took to be there right under the feudal system and customs. in june, 1215, at run

captured an has unhappy expression on king john's face. feudal quarrel through a practical compromise. barons took what they could get and the king kept what the 1215 spoke with the protagonist of narrow nterest and so is the product of the era. after first announcing the freedom of the church, the feudal and ites customary rights respecting estates, marriages, properties, debts, and so on. the provisions suggest social and economic changes, for number as at we now hapter 8 provided no widow is compelled to marry so long as ae has a mind to live without husband. others reflect the problems of he time such as those that single out jews for discriminatory treatment. not celebrating antiquated relics of a time long past. referring to a small collection of provisions express kernels of transsen csignificance. process, separation of powers, freedom of arbitrary action, and the elements of a trial. most famous is, of course, which provides no freemen shall be taken or mprisoned or deceased of any freehold or liberties except by the legal judgment

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time to get "inside politics" on "new day" with john king. >> my goal this morning is to stay out of the cloud. good morning to you, and tgif edition of "inside politics." with me is atlantic's mole ball and jackie kunzic. 60 days from the election thought we'd be talking about obamacare and the economy and yet foreign pol icy is dominating. hillary clinton, pressing sure she's running for president and mitt romney, hillary clinton's defense of the president while writing a book review for kissinger. this kind of methodical, multi-lateral diplomacy is often slow and frustrating, rarely making headlines at home but can it way real dividends and she's defending the go slow talk to people and build alliances. mitt romney in what i'll call a counterpunch, you call it what you want at home says this president has it dead wrong because he's trying to cut military spending. mitt romney writes the most ludicrous excuse for shrinking our military derives from the president's thinking, quote, thing are much less dangerous now than they were 20 years ago, 25 years ago or 30 years ago. the safes

"inside politics" with john king starts now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. with us to share their reporting and insights, peter baker of the "new york times," molly ball, robert costa of "the washington post" and politico's manu raju. we know president obama's soon means after the elections. trying to protect the democratic majority in the senate trumps his repeated assertion that every day that passed without action was bad for america's security and economy. now the president tells nbc the rush of undocumented children across the border in recent months changed things. >> the truth of the matter is that the politics did shift mid summer because of that problem. >> politics shift, the president says. quick bit of history. the president in june after house republicans made clear they'd not act on major immigration legislation this year. >> that's why today i'm beginning a new effort to fix as much of our immigration system as i can on my own. >> senior aides leaked at the time he was considering de facto amnesty for mi

"inside politics" with john king starts now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king.r sharing your sunday morning. with us to share their reporting and insights, peter baker of the "new york times," molly ball, robert costa of "the washington post" and politico's manu raju. we know president obama's soon means after the elections. trying to protect the democratic majority in the senate trumps his repeated assertion that every day that passed without action was bad for america's security and economy. now the president tells nbc the rush of undocumented children across the

john king, thank you so much.nt obama admitted last night on "60 minutes" his administration, quote, underestimated what had been taking place in syria, joining us are jay carney and bill crystal. last night, the president pointed a finger at the intelligence community for not thoroughly anticipating the threat from isis. here's a quote from a very wise man speaking last halloween. >> we consider the government of iraq an essential partner in the fight against a common enemy, al qaeda in iraq, which now calls itself the islamic state of iraq and the lavant. the isil network can coordinate complex attacks. >> almost one year ago you before most americans had heard of isis or isil, call them able to mount coordinated and complex attacks. two or three months later, president obama called them a j.v. team. >> i think we have to be careful about making too much about word choices as a substitute for the substance of the issues. the fact that isis was becoming a potent force, i think everyone agreed to be true both in t

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we do have a portrait of pocahontas that this is a little more documentarian where john smith fighting the indian king he is so grave with the gun but he did a not win that battle and he is on the chopping block. he looks very small here and very helpless where pocahontas steps in and asks him to save his life. but get the difference of scale he is very small low-cal tall pocahontas is that shows up power of the native american woman and in this case she was dressed and she would have been in traditional clothing. they're both images from the early 1600's. very different not that uncommon to have that welcoming atmosphere we do encourage people to enjoy and to learn. this is why you hear to balance the access with the preservation we are here to preserve the blood is the point to just have them locked up? if nobody ever sees them? >> capital characters of old shy and has the most interesting people and history will get the transcontinental railroad in the 1860's and beyond that. but i want touche show a cross-section of the people who are here and what they did. that is what makes the fund to be a his

blinken, to the shape of the battlefield with retired four-star general jack king and the role of congress with senators john barrasso and angus king. but we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen with the latest developments. >> there is new u.s. evidence air strikes in syria killed the leader of the khorasan group. the al qaeda-affiliated cell washington claims was close to carrying out an attack on a western target. cite the independent monitors jihadist groups online says a twitter account posted condolences for the operative killed on tuesday. also this weekend, u.s. fighter jets struck an isis installation inside syria near the turkish border following two days of attacks by the terror group of the village of kobani. and british prime minister david cameron has ordered the uk's first air missions in the coalition fight against isis. two royal air force conducted reconnaissance in a seven-hour flight over iraq but did not fire on any targets. senior british officials say they may soon approve arf air strikes inside syria. the pentagon and three coalition partners, saudi arabia, jordan and

i'm john king. with us to share their reporting and insights, julie pace of the associated press, robert costa of "the washington post," josh crushauer of the international journal. the president received the nobel peace prize during his first year in office told the united states he'll be on war footing for the rest of his term and beyond. >> we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria and iraq. it will take time. >> this is the no the presidency he wanted, this is not the second term he wanted. public opinion and the politics have changed dramatically because of the beheadings. is that what changed this president? >> it really is extraordinary to hear barack obama talking about air strikes, not only in iraq but also in syria, the country that he has tried to avoid going into for several years. when you look at the polls, the american people are with him so far. the horrible beheadings of two americans

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> a blunt warning to isis. >> this is a corehreaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> and also a promise to a war-weary nation. >> we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq. >> reporter: republicans share the president's goal but most also question his plan. >> an f-16 is not a strategy, and air strikes alone will not accomplish what we're trying to accomplish. >> reporter: and hillary clinton head lines a big weekend in iowa, sending a clear 2016 signal as possible democratic rivals also test the waters. >> are these iowa chickens new? ? they're from arkansas. >> reporter: "inside politics" the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now.

"inside politics" with john king starts next, right after that "state of the union" with candy crowleyf the hour. >>> america's top general discusses plan b, if the initial coalition to defeat isis fails. >> we'd go back to the president and make a recommendation that may include the use of u.s. military ground forces. >> but the commander in chief responds to w a blunt "no way." >> i will not commit you and the rest of our armed forces to fighting another ground war in iraq. >> reporter: is the president's strategy shaped more by the military objective or by domestic politics? >>> plus six weeks out, control of the senate is a giant wild card, and democrats are scrambling to make a point. >> i'm not barack obama. i disagree with him on guns, coal, and the epa. >> reporter: chris christie says it's time to wind down the bridgegate investigation and clear his name. >> i'll tired of it. i've cooperated in every possible way that i can. >> reporter: he's acting more and more like a 2016

i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us to share their reporting and insights, all-ie pace of the associated press, maeve reston of the los angeles times, robert costa of "the washington post" and maggie hab eman of politico. the president surrounded himself with troops this past week to make a point >> whether in iraq oare in syria these terrorist also learn the same thing that the leaders of al qaeda already know, we mean what we say. >> we should take from that he means it when he says he will degroid and destroy isis and he means it when he says this. >> the american forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. >> reporter: that unequivocal ruling out of a ground xwal rule came the day after the chairman of the joint chiefs told congress he'd consider recommend ing ground troops if they failed. how do they explain at the white house public disagreement with the generals? >> you have to look very closely at the specific words that both ge

i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. with us to share reporting and insights, maeve reston "los angeles times" mia malika henderson of "the washington post." president obama standing before the world this past week at the u.n. defending new u.s. military strikes in the middle east and telling other world leaders it's time to pick sides. >> we will not succumb to threats, and we will demonstrate that the future belongs to those who build, not those who destroy. >> in addition to new air strikes against isis in syria and iraq the united states bombing an al qaeda spin-off the white house says it's planning major attacks on the west perhaps here in the united states. look how "the economist framed it" "mission relaunched, war again the refining challenge." julie pace you cover the white house, using that image as barack obama as george w. bush it seems in the closing weeks of the 2014 campaign we thought would be about the economy and obama obamacare, it feels like 2004 when president bush was president. >> when you look at

we'll talk with two leading senators, john barrasso and angus king. >>> then after almost six years in office, attorney general eric holder steps down. >> in the months ahead, i will leave the department of justice, but i will never -- i will never leave the work. >> we'll get reaction to holder's announcement from leading conservative voice and potential 2016 candidate dr. ben carson. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> plus our sunday group discusses the holder legacy. >>> and our power player of the week. academy award winner reese witherspoon looking for new roles -- >> -- this story has nothing to do with you. >>> all this morning. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. >>> president obama has dramatically expanded our war in isis, hitting the terror state inside syria, alongside our arab allies. today we'll cover the conflict from all angles, from strategy with white house deputy national security divorce tony blinken, to the shape of the battlefield with restair four-star general keen. and the reason of congress with john barrasso and angus king. >>> chris, there is ne

john kay. he asked brett king if he was angry about what happened. >> i'm not angry. just missing my son so much. and my heart is aching for my son. anger can't come in at the moment because i just got these feelings. i got to see my son's face. >> i just want to work his mouth because he can't drink through his mouth. i want to work his mouth, brush his teeth, i want to turn him side to side every 15, 20 minutes because he can't move. i just want to do all those things i was doing in south hampton, i was to do thnt to do him here. >> as a mother, to be separated from him by hundreds of miles and put behind bars, can you explain what that's been like? >> well, all of us just doing all the time, just crying and crying and praying that i can be reunited with him again. and i just really -- what could i do in prison cell? i couldn't do much really. all i could do was just cry and pray. >> ashya king's parents speaking to our correspondent john kay. >>> it is estimated that a staggering $1 trillion a year is lost to developing countries because of a global corruption. tha

martin luthr king jr., and john f.ennedy, he tells us about a substance found on the 18-year-old's blood stream that could have affected stream that could have affected his behavior, he will when folks think about what they get from alaska, stream that could have affected his behavior, he will they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: our next guest conducted one of the three autopsys performed on michael brown, joining us now forensic scientist in new york city. testified in murder trials of o.j. simpson. a fox news contributor great to have you here. >> good to see new this is charged a case as i think we've

martin luthr king jr., and john f., he tells us about a substance found on the 18-year-old's blood stream that could have affected his behavior, he will join us next. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. lou: our next guest conducted one of the three autopsys performed on michael brown, joining us now forensic scientist in new york city. testified in murder trials of o.j. simpson. a fox news contributor great to have you here. >> good to see new this is charged a case as i think we've seen for some time. >> yes. lou: is it interfereing with ability to gather evidence? >> sure part of the problem is people see what happened in their own perspective, if there were an auto accident in front of fox, and you

and hope, of john hop kings university. and isaac fish, editor for foreign policy magazine. professor, let me start with you. did the youth on the streets catch the hong kong authorities by surprise with their resistance? should they have been more prepared for this. >> i think that beijing and the hong kong government underestimate the anger and the persistence of the people of hong kong, particularly the young people. when they made a decision awhile ago that there will be no universal suffrage in the election, it's a moment in hong kong history. because hong kong, there has been quite a movement in hong kong, but the movement has been operating on the assumption that hong kong and beijing will honor the promise that they will have separation and real autonomy. and now this promise is broken, so i think it's a moment of awakening among the hong kong people this they need to really fight for a democratic future. >> well, isaac fish, you heard the professor there that the expectation that they would eventually work it out over time. and how has hong kong been run since the h

this particular project was in city scape by john king this spring and i thought i'd take the opportunity to use that visual for you. it's a very cool building. and the architecture has been described by mr. king as moorish make believe. so, i figured how many times will i get the opportunity to say that at this committee? so i had to bring that to your attention. [laughter] >> we're very excited to bring you what really is a partnership agreement between the city and the san francisco unified school district. this is actually the largest single leased premises by the city as tenant in the general fund family. county adult assistance program and the cal fresh food stamps is located here. we've been in this location since 1993. it was a creative financing agreement between a third-party ownership, a lease to sfusd and a sublease to the city. then in the end of august 2013, after the dee feesance of the debt, the school district became the owner of the property ~. so, now we are here for a direct lease between the school district, its owner and the city as tenant. and the terms i think work

secretary of state john kerry is speaking with king and gull la this morning. last night the president called for air strikes in iraq and new air strikes in syria. >> we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq. >> we have a thousand boots on the ground. he's going to send more boots on the ground. they're in a combat situation. to say they're not is obviously untrue. >> people will become angry. ma maybe we send troops into combat and they you have a wb, and that marks the dramatic escalation against isis. on the ground there is work to build a coalition among iraqi government forces and kurds and also in syria, to conduct strikes there. this is far from a simple plan. while the president maintains that his nation is not going. >> >> we'll see how the governments cooperate in the immediatele east opinions -- middle east. >> about a half an hour ago, the judge cleared oscar pistorius of premeditated murder, but he could be found guilty on lesser charges, culpable homicide, basically the equivalent of manslaughter. >> let's switch gears. making a pee

john king, thank you very much. >>> isis terrorists are on a bloody march through syria, they have their sights set on a key kurdish area. the question is it a key area? and how unstable is the situation? we're going to get answers from the pentagon about what's going on. stay with us. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. ♪ want to change the world? create things that help people. design safer cars. faster computers. smarter grids and smarter phones. think up new ways to produce energy. ♪ be an engineer. solve problems the world needs solved. what are you waiting for? changing the world is part of the job description. [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in in

we have cnn analyst john king, and lieutenant general mark hurtling, former commander of forces in iraq john let me start with you. the president is framing this much like u.s. actions in yemen and somalia, not framing this like u.s. actions in iraq and afghanistan. >> and that is because of the great skepticism after iraq and afghanistan, the american people have looked at protracted engagement. the president is saying no boots on the ground. it will not go on for years or decades, that is what the president is saying, using that analogy. but some of his critics are seizing on that, saying that is proof he doesn't take it seriously. because this is bigger than yemen or somalia. isis has not risen to 9/11, but they will have to work both ways, he wants to assure the american people this is not george w. bush's iraq war. but the critics are saying mr. president we think you are late to this fight. >> let me bring general hurtling, because when you hear the president compare it to actions in somalia and yemen, if the president is promising no u.s. personnel for combat on the ground, i mea

a lot going on in politics this morning so let's get to the man himself john king, "inside politics" ? >> chris, kate, michaela, good morning to you. we'll spend our time this morning analyzing president's response to this barbaric killing of steven sotloff and the political debate about what to do with the isis threat and with me is policio's manu raju. let's start with the president. he was traveling as this happened, headed to estonia for some meet is and the nato summit. the timing is not a coincidence as the president is on the global stage. the barbaric act, the isis killer of steven sotloff taunting the president of the united states saying he's responsible for this because of the military actions in iraq against isis targets. listen to the president in estonia saying justice will be served. >> we will not be intimidated and their horrific acts unite us as a country and stiffen our resolve to take the fight against these terrorists, and those who make the mistake of harming americans will learn that we will not forget and that our reach is long and that justice will be served.

cnn chief national correspondent john king has the numbers and we're also joined by cnn political commentator binart. first to you, john. you've been looking at the numbers and they're pretty stunning. >> it is. how quickly and profoundly about how americans' views about terrorism and using military force have changed. what's the most important issue facing the country? terrorism has jumped to number two at 14%. if you go back to september 2012 or september 2010, just 3% said terrorism was the number one issue. so clearly these barbaric videos have convinced the american people this is a serious threat. look at this, 50% say the united states should be ready and willing to use military force. 48% say be very reluctant. but look at the jump from just one year ago, up from 34%. here's what's damning for the president as he prepares to give this speech wednesday night. 67% of the american people do not think the commander in chief has a clear plan to deal with isis. the president made some of that problem himself by saying he did not have a clear strategy. that's a number he has to turn around i

john king. y, chris, brooke and john, it is busy, the war against isis, the looming mid-term election and now president obama losing one of his closest friends and trusted advisers in the cabinet. with me to go "inside politics" to share insight, julia pace of the "associated press" and maeve preston. >> yesterday the president announced eric holder will be leaving soon and the attorney general on his way out striking a personal note. >> we have been great colleagues, but the bonds between us are much deeger than that. in good times and in bad in things personal and in things professional, you have been there for me. i'm proud to call you my friend. >> they have become close friends, julie pace and now eric hold certificate leaving, he's been a lightning rod for republicans. democrats especially the civil rights community a big fans of this attorney general. voting rights, civil rights, environmental regulations, the president might take executive action on immigration after the election. there m

joining me now is john king. you hear the sotloff family give this poignant description of steven sotloff and what he's about and what drove him and what he was like as a person. the first that we've heard that. it brought this home in a new way, on a day the president says he'll degrade and destroy isis, but then says he can make it a manageable threat. the defense secretary seems to say, no, no, forget about the manageable part. the message seems to be very confusing. >> that's part of the problem. they definitely have a communications problem. what the president says sounds contradictory. if you talk to military experts they say it is not necessarily contradictory. the ultimate solution needs to be political, a change of regime, better government in iraq, maybe change of regime in syria. they won't make this go away without any giant political changes in the middle east that are beyond any american president's control. it falls into this problem where the president is saying one thing and then the next do soun

. >> sandwich king jimmy john's says its systems were hacked. >> a california woman was attacked by a massive black bear and lives to tell the story. >> looking at him, i knew he could kill me. >> all that -- >> the los angeles dodgers -- 'v>> ie never had a picture taken like this. >> say cheese. >> -- and all that matters. >> former new jersey star mike "the situation" facing charges. >> that's what he gets for having his taxes done by vinny. >> you asked for it. the question is can you handle it? >> bring it. >> we lost our minds here. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with a third night of american air strikes against isis in syria. warplanes from the united states and two hit oil facilities and this morning french fighter jets bombed targets in neighboring iraq. >> new video shows oil refineries. david martin is at the pentagon saying the newest air strikes were a success. good morning. >> good morning. this time they set out to hit isis in the wallet by destroyin

and let's go to adam kissinger and john king, and gloria borser and our cross fire fans.nd congressman, you have been calling for strikes against iceis since -- against isis, many, many months ago. and when you hear the president going ahead for that and giving support for arming the rebels and saying he can do that without any americans on the soil what, do you say? >> well, look, i think it is possible. i don't like the idea of introducing american troops on the ground right away and i also don't like the thought of the president taking anything off the table. if the destruction of isis is the ultimate goal, by taking boots off of the table, you are saying it is the the most destructive thing until we need to put bootsond ground. but that said, i do think the president and i hope that the president is very focused on the reality that air power coupled with the native forces, the peshmerga and the iraqi and syrian army can help to roll back this threat. this is a long-term fight and it will go on for many years and i hopes he makes that clear to people. >> the president

. >> john king, thank you. joining me now, republican congressman peter king. good to have you with me. i know you were just briefed by intel officials on the latest that they know. what did you learn? >> again, i can't go into details what we were told other than the fact that isis is a major player. isis is a very real threat to u.s. interests. to our allies in the region. and it is clearly right now the dominant terrorist force. the islamic terrorist force. and that urgent action is needed. that is as far as i can go. other than to say this is a, not a jv team at all of this is a serious, serious player and the united states and the american people have to make a commitment and realize, this is not going to be over in a matter of days, weeks, months. >> you criticized the president. we have to get a strategy. he had 12 months to do this and he's fatal. now he has announced a coalition. that was friday. he will be speaking to the nation wednesday and presenting his plan to counter isis. are you willing to support him now? >> i will support the president if i

turning point. >> policemen accused of beating rodney king have stunned this nation. >> let's try and work it out. >> i had read much about rebel john don't knows and the responses of young people against police brutality for a long time. but it was the rodney king verdict that made it real. it made sense to understand why people were rebelled. >> i knew that we would always have to be organizing. >> people don't always follow the same way. in a crisis, some people don't even know there's a crisis. some people are immobilized and some people want to do something. i received an e-mail from someone who lived in arizona and he said look, i can do this. i can solve local problems. >> activism is from the minute you wake up until you go to bed. >> the idea that you can do for yourself is a very american idea. >> activism can happen with 5,000 people or it can happen when you're walking home and you see the police putting three black kids against the wall. are you going to keep walking home? or are you going to stand there and watch. are you going to at least be a witness to what's happening? >> i think we're in the middle of the second a

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government, a half-dozen that are still around have collapsed for doing that including king george the third. johnulate. thank you, judge napolitano. coming up, might take on the conceit that government must do something. would it be ok if i sat here? is she serious? ♪words, can't bring me down♪ ♪so don't you bring me down today♪ the. ♪ john: years ago the frederick hayek predicted correctly that socialism would fail. the federal -- they'll concede a politicians is to believe that man is able to shape the world around them according to his wishes. there is not much difference between the conceit that socialists can run an economy and the idea that our military can or should police the world. i am glad that our air strikes stop the advance of isis into northern iraq. i am glad that we airdropped food and water. i hope we find and kill the savages to be headed these americans. but now the president says we are going to determine whether good rebels in syria are and give them weapons? how do we know? americans speak arabic. our media cannot agree on who moderates are in congress. we are going to degr

king, jr. in october down at moore house college and met john lewis at the same time. it came from my parents and associates in college and went through to today and here we are, june john lewis and i having spent 22 years in the congress together. >> host: you are the democratic leader in the house of representative, right? >> guest: yes. >> host: what do you were growing up in the jim crowe era? >> guest: in 1955 my high school band was invited to march in the christmas parade. it was the first time there were black units. it was customary in those days for santa clause to be the last unit riding on a fire truck. after santa clause the horses from a local equestrian stable would march. they were the last things because of the droppings they left along the way and their aroma that flowed from those droppings. when he got down there to march in the parade it turned out we were placed in the parade behind the horses. it was very, very difficult and very memorable to try to play that clarinet while side stepping droppings and trying to breathe in and out the way you have

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king abdullah. and secretary of state, john kerry, arrived in baghdad and met with iraq's new prime minister calling the meeting encouraging. >> the president will lay out tonight a more detailed description of exactly what the united states is prepared to do together with many other countries. >> the president is expected to increase the amount of airstrikes on isis-controlled regions. the president is not expected to put american troops on the ground but some if congress say the option should remain available. >> we're gonna need special capability soldiers in eastern syria and iraq in the course of this if we're gonna be successful. >> the president met with congressional leaders at the white house yesterday telling him he was authority to act without approval. but the president may need congress especially if the plan calls for money or arming rebels against isis strongholds. for now there is bipartisan support for the president to act against a threat that's becoming more and more dangerous. >> we remain concern that there's access to westerners and to safe havens in the middle east will allow

king fire in california. more rain is in much of the forecast for the united states. >> okay, let's go to derek van dam. he joins us from the international weather center with the details. >> zain and johnthe king fire 84% contained at the moment. in fact, some of the evacuation orders are being lifted, as well. cooler weather and higher humidity levels start to settle in, as well. we have this storm system to thank. that's moved in across the western half of the united states. deep trough in the jet stream in the upper levels of the atmosphere tap nothing quite a bit of moisture from the pacific ocean going to allow for showers and mountain snowfalls to take place over the sierra nevada. had is the rainfall totals since thursday for our viewers in the united states, we have about 4 to 6 inches. that equates to around 100 to 150 millimeters near the napa valley. king received 1 to 3. much needed rain to say the least. can you see some of the heavy rainfall taking place across nevada, arizona and colorado and it continues to churn over the western half. we have a very wet second half of the weekend for atlanta, georgia, as a low pressure system develops near the gulf of mexico. more for

let's get straight to inside politics on "new day" with john king. od morning, john. >> hey chris, good morning to you. a very big day here. the president speak together nation tonight outlining his isis strategy. with me to share their reporting and insights on this day, molly ball of the atlantic and roggi of politico. we're told the president is authorize, ready to go inside syria with air strikes there. how important is this for the president to lay out just last week we have our poll showing 67% of the american people don't think he has a clear plan. how important is this tonight? >> i think it's very important and i think you hear in the previews that white house officials have given, keep hearing comprehensive strategy. that's an obvious reaction to this, this you know, we don't have a strategy, that the president himself said in the overwhelming reaction to that. and also, to the incredibly insecure mood of the american people. i sat in on a focus group with some swing voters last night in a couple of swing states and they were saying that the

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. >> reporter: john kerry is meeting with the king in saudi arabia this morning. >> i look forward tosation. >> reporter: john boehner says he will back arming syria's opposition but there's concern some of those opposition groups may be working with extremists. >> we have to be careful what type of weapons we give them. >> reporter: the president made the case the u.s. must xi troy isis to keep america safe. >> our own safety, our own security depends upon our willingness to do what it takes to defend this nation and uphold the values that we stand for. >> reporter: he is doing it without asking congress for permission first. some lawmakers say a vote for support but not full authorization just isn't enough. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the judge in the oscar pistorius trial says he cannot be found guilty of murder but he was negligent in the killing of his girlfriend. that raises the culpability he will be sentenced for that. right now, court is adjourned. tomorrow the judge is expected to give a formal verdict in the case. pistorius spot and killed his girlfriend through