goodell be sacked? can condi rice save the league from itself? congressional consent. president obama will detate the strategy to combat isis tomorrow night. will he need approval to go after isis or will members prefer not to be. >> what the president has to say today and we will make decisions on how to go forward. until we know the strategy, we don't know what will be involved. >> certainly there is quite a very varying view and the big question is boots on the ground and what that constitutes. >> i'm andrea mitchell in washington. just down i-95 from the ravens in baltimore, the source of outrage and the team. roger goodell suspended the running back indefinitely after tmz sports posted this video yesterday, showing rice punching his now wife in at anulantic city elevator knocking her unconscious with a left hook to the head. he is seen droging her out of the elevate and he moves her leg as though first the door closes and he tries again to get her out through the elevator and drags her as though she were a rag doll. why didn't they go after the tape after seeing what they released in february? evidence she had been punched out while inside. lots of reports that that tape existed. this is the violence against women act. joe biden will be giving a speech this afternoon and spoke to tamron hall exclusively. >> the nfl suspended him indefinitely and the ravens fired him. this was after the most brutal video you can imagine of him knocking his wife out. >> the nfl did the right thing whether for the right reasons or not. they had no choice. >> joining me now is tamron hall, host of "news nation." on the "today" show with joe biden. the question occurs, how could they not have known? how could the nfl and ravens management not have known? >> there have been a number of analysts who say they saw the video. one of the things that we have discussed all day is does the video from that vantage point really matter this this sense? we saw this woman was unconscious and knew she was the person responsible. never did this warrant a mere two-game suspension. this was always an offense i think that many would agree at this point that warranted ray rice is you suspended from the league. we get another glimpse of what happened in the elevator, but for some, it leaves the opening saying well maybe something happened. maybe she did something that justified her husband or fiance hitting her and knocking her unconscious. that's what the vice president touched upon. never is there a time when there is a man or anyone should be an abuser. a part of this landmark legislation, the violence against women act, what this deals with is a change in culture. we are 20 years later and the reaction from former and current players who were outraged on social media that the nfl must act and they didn't want to be associated with the league. it's a change in culture that we were hoping for when he fought for the legislation. >> i wanted to play more of your conversation. he was the spearhead back in the day to get this legislation passed. >> the first reason the nfl responded, there were so many women's fans. all of a sudden they said wait a minute, he got suspended if are a couple of games? that's not enough! >> so when we see all of this conversation about violence against women, how do you justify the fact that they then married them and was brought in with him during the finding by the ravens by the nfl. it's rule one that you don't bring the woman and the man accused of abusing her into the setting. she has no room to give her side of the story. >> that are leads to the victim shaming. why did she do this? a person who is the victim of domestic abuse will go through the channels. we have not spoken with her personally. i didn't want to make a judgment on why she went in, but part of this violence against women act enabled police officers to make an arrest without the victim having to come forward and say yes, i was abused. if the police officer walked in and saw there was clear evidence of abuse, because many people live in fear. they feel powerless and were unable to step forward when placed in the situation of being between the abuser and the officer who in many cases was the one line of protection. >> i wanted to read this at the same time. we requested from law enforcement any and all information about the incident including the video from inside the video that was not made available to us. first of all, there has been so much online about this video existing. elements from the video that was described online. how could they not have asked for it? i wanted to play jenay's original statement last february when she appeared side by side with ray rice. >> i deeply regret the role that i played in the incident that night. i am happy that we continue to work through it together and we are continuing to strengthen our relationship and our marriage and do what we have to do for not only ourselves collectively, but individually and working on being better parents and continue to be good role models for the community like we were doing before this. >> you have to feel for what she is going through. there is a psychology to all of this victimization. she made a statement which the baltimore sun verified from her facebook page. she was posting this from her instagram account. i woke up feeling like i am mourning of death of my closest friend. you have to accept that the reality is the nightmare. no one knows the pain that the media and unwanted options caused my family to make us relive a moment that we regret. every day is a horrible thing. to take something away from the man i love that he worked his butt off for all of his life to gain ratings is horrific. i don't want to make you uncomfort annual, but you have been so public and outspoken about the tragedy in your own family's life where victims of domestic abuse are unwilling to confront the reality. i'm not speaking about rice, but generically now. >> we talked about what happened with my family and my sister. with the situation and to your point, we say since the nfl implemented the violence policy, i believe there have been three other allegations of abuse. it took the nfl up until this point after countless allegations and cases to come up with a domestic violence policy. they had a drug policy. you want to keep the sport pure, but these are men that are propped up as the giants of their sport and it was only now that the nfl felt that it was time to implement a policy that levelled a punishment that some people see as lenient against the players and the vice president in my conversation said it shouldn't be just the nba and the nfl. all of the sport world should stand behind zero tolerance policies. we tell our children that. why shouldn't this extend -- i know there is a company corporation and the list can go back and forth. the victim shaming and some of the things i read on social media proved that there is so much more needed in the conversation and we need to focus not just on this one couple. if they mend their relationship, that is something that they may choose to reveal to the media at some point, but domestic violence is not an issue that came to the forefront because of ray and jenay rice. that one couple that this legislation was passed with support at one point in time. we had ebbs and flows with this legislation of leadership, but the bottom line is that domestic violence shouldn't just be about family. it should be about all of us and it is the responsibility of all of us to speak out. with the "today" show, shine light on domestic violence. seven women told their stories so they could save a life. 20 years ago i don't know if you could have gotten seven women to tell those details. now they know they are not alone. >> thank you for your courage and everything you have done. we will post your segment because that was compelling. thanks for what you are doing. >> with more on the nfl's response to domestic violence, i have kim gandhi, president and ceo of the network to end domestic violence. you fought to get this passed. this is the anniversary. you will be gathering with others tonight. how does the nation finally come to grips with this. the nfl is more powerful than any brand in america. is. >> yeah. nfl is one of the strongest brands in the country. that's why it's important that they are taking this issue on. beyond the ray rice issue, the nfl made a commitment to do a huge forward facing campaign, a campaign and domestic violence awareness campaign. they are committed to working with young men, middle school and high school and work on the connection between masculinity and violence to say you can hit hard on the field, but you can come home and be a good husband and father. >> as the president issued a statement from his press secretary, real men don't hit women, but the fact is there a lot of women fans on one of the nfl who love the game, but this behavior and response was so unacceptable, there were two other players who are still playing and their case is pending. >> it was shocking to me and they got a standing ovation from the fans. there was a push and pull. some fans were getting a standing ovation when some fans including some i know personally were mailing the pink jerseys back and saying i don't want any more of this. >> the ravens have tweeted they will do a jersey buy out from the sales of his shirt. look at the way they tried to appeal to women. the september vogue look at the lay out in vogue appealing to women with nfl products. this is part of the nfl. a lot of men don't get to go to the games. there a lot of women at the games. i'm one of them. a lot of men don't get to go to the games unless their partners and spouses agree with the amount of time invested and money invested. >> and money and their fan base is close to 50% women. that's the part of their fan base that is growing. the fan base is growing. there is a huge outcry. that's why they took action. they were confronted by literally tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of fans outraged at the two-game suspension. it was clear they needed to take action. i think they took it seriously at that point. they said we got it wrong and we are going to do better and take leadership. what remains to be seen. >> we will revisit this and answer that question. too little, too late? yes or no? coming up next, is congress on board with the president's plan against isis? chair of the foreign affairs committee joining me next. ok, if you're up there, i could use some help. smart sarah. seeking guidance. just like with your investments. that sets you apart. it does? it does. you're type e*. and seeking another perspective is what type e*s do. oh, and your next handhold... is there. you don't have to go it alone. e*trade gives you the support and guidance to make informed decisions. are you type e*? you know.... there's a more enjoyable way to get your 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of support for the idea of army, the syrian army and the kurdish forces to provide them the wherewithal to roll back isis and to defeat isis. that's the kind of plan and strategy we hope to hear laid out. >> is there a feeling among some that it's too late to arm the free syrian army that isis has become so active and the other very radical group and there is not a space any longer for the moderate rebels. they frankly have been trying for several years to get that support. you have the request last week, the request from the foreign minster of curd stan saying the forces also needed the anti-tank weapons and artillery on the ground. we want to see a strategy that gives them what they need in terms of weaponry to match isis and it's unfortunate that isis was not stopped earlier as it began the trek across the desert. that's when they should have hit the columns. that was the request from the embassy at the time. i think it would have retarded their ability then or pushed back the ability to take so many cities. we have to do it now. otherwise they are using that to plan the new attacks. because they are targeting europe and the united states, it's necessary for us to go forward with the air strikes to take them out. >> public opinion has shifted in terms of the nbc "wall street journal" poll. it's really gone up in terms of the people who want the u.s. to become more active in world affairs. still a plurality. it has been a big shift of seven points. >> when you have a situation where something like this where we don't put together a coalition and don't engage early on and make certain, for example, that the kurds had what they needed, it is unfortunate. there men and women on the ground in the kurdish forces that did not have the weaponry. they were defeated unnecessarily in the battles. we have got to pay attention. our goal should be to empower allies in the region so we don't have to get in. it's necessary for the air power to be used in order to defeat isis. >> the final point. there is support to be used in iraq and that's what the president is talking about now. what about in syria? >> i think there is support in congress, but it will depend on the strategy. the nato allies will join us along with australia with the air force and explaining also that the arab league, we are engaging to try to bring them on board. the gulf states are going to be supportive of this effort. it needs to be not just the united states. this is their region. they need to do the work on the ground. we can be supportive. for that, if that strategy is laid out well and we will coalesce the support not just from congress and probably from the american public and certainly from the international community. in order to deal here with an isis threat that is not directed at the united states, it's australia and the capitals in europe and central asia. most of the foreign fighters have come through the virtual region. many have passports to go home. i think we can put together the international coalition here to help deal with the problem and defeat that organization. >> support, but not necessarily a vote. >> i think there has to be a vote on the funding. the president of course will argue that he has the authority because he has the previous authority to go after al qaeda. i think there has to be a vote on the appropriation. that's the vote i would expect, yes. >> thanks so much from the hill. the support for going after isis in syria, nick burns joins me now will you are an expert at putting together the coalitions and know how the coalitions of the willings work. are they going to be willing to do the air war against isis and syria? >> i think the big question that the president will need to discuss what coalition this is going to be. it's important to have the support of our european allies. particularly the british and the french. they have the experience in deploying from libya and nato operation can be useful. there is no reason why the u.s. military or american taxpayers should shoulder the burden. we are taking on a cause here. the rest of the world believes in it and we ought to be able to share the burden. will it be a western coalition. a canadian coalition or will the states play a big role. the pressure will be on saudi arabia, kuwait, and qatar. will they rise to the challenge. they will take on isis and coordination in the united states. in particular, will they use their influence in their own societies to convince citizens not to fund sunni jihadist groups like isis. that's a very powerful contribution they can make. >> you have a real division lately in the last months between saudi arabia and the uae and qatar on the other. are they going to work together against isis in syria? >> i don't think that qatar will join the air war. it's more likely if you are looking for contrary contributions from the saudis and the you can wadies, those need to stand up and be counted. they need to come forward. they are in 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[ gasps ] [ sarah ] that's my tide. what's yours? >> congress hasn't been working for the last five weeks. they are back on the job and ready to also not work. >> president obama will meet with congressional leaders as he begins to lay out his plan to defeat state militants in iraq and syria. >> getting congressional approval or as the president put it, buy in, in this case, has never been the administration's strong suit. >> there is strong realization that the isis threat is real. >> it's not much of a shock after the video was leaked sacked. it looks as if the best thing you can say for the nfl is it was don't ask, don't tell. they didn't want to see it. >> when the video was out and they saw how brutal it was, they did the right thing. fired him immediately. >> we will get to the fallout and 1:00 on the east coast and 10:00 on the west. developing news. you are looking at a white house live picture of president obama there and he will meet with congressional leaders in about two hours. he will brief on the new isis strategy ahead of his address to the nation as well at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. john boehner spoke late this morning ahead of today's meeting. >> what i am

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