Muelr repor and the president s tax returns. A live report from the white house and well talk to chuck todd just ahead. Plus, controversy at the final four. The officials missing a critical double dribble call that may have sealed the game for auburn against virginia. Making a tough foul call as time ran out. Brginia winniut many fans saying the refs blew it. An off the court ile, celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti making new claims about nike and the biggest star in the college game dukes Zion Williamson. Later, a sunday sitdown with the legendary danny devo, as he takes us through a half century in showom business taxi to his latest starring role in the live action version of dumbo and the first gig, working at his sisters beauty salon. I walked up the stairs with my bag of tricks, and i turned the corner and in there were 35 young women my age, all wanting to be hairdressers. And i said, god, my prayers have been answered. A sunday sitdown with danny devito, and another l e well live
crisis. here are tonight s headlines. thousands waiting to get out of gaza. stuck at the border with egypt. appeared to be u.n. tonight warning that the middle latest is on the verge of the abyss. [speaking non-english language] norah: to the north as raley s and 28 villages on the border of lebanon are ordered to evacuate. the ivf releases chilling new video of an attack on his an israeli kibbutz. and here from hamas. here we have hand grenades, we have iuds. and here we have antitank missiles. this really is quite norah: israeli defense minister warns of a long war. charlie d agata is with israeli troops. when it comes to sheer firepower, there is no contest. israel has one of the most advanced, well-equipped, and best trained armies in the region. hamas may not have the firepower to access is really things like these, but the question is how useful heavy weapons will be on the tightly packed streets of gaza. norah: america s top diplomat returns to israel
officials reveal the drug lord musz have had inside help. this morning, the intricate tunnels that now line the border. and ready for its close-up. all eyes on pluto this morning for nasa s historic fly-by. the journey to our solar system s final frontier ten years in the making today, tuesday, july 14th, 2015. morning, everyone. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. matt s got the week off. president obama said iran s pathway to a bomb has been cut off. his critics expressing their doubt. it s our breaking news. this historic agreement between the u.s., iran, and five other nations is supposed to freeze iran s pursuit of a nuclear weapon in its tracks. willie just mentioned the deal is being praised by the president but not by everyone. nbc senior white house correspondent chris jansing has all the details from the white house. dpoom to you. good morning, savannah. this is a major diplomatic victory for president obama, a defining moment in his presidency, a dea
research for 15. the sanctions won t be lifted until iran complies with the taking down of the nuclear program. there will be inspections but with notice of what they call managed in speculations. the international atomic energy has to certify iran complied and ten it gets hundreds of billions of sanctions released. john kerry was in the building behind me until 3:00 this morning going over the details himself. they met until 1:00 a.m. with the ministers. shortly before midnight he called the president to say it looked like they had a deal. there was a celebratory mood this morning with the ministers but they know the iranian foreign minister have a tough sell at home. there are hard liners and the president has taken iran in a different direction on the nuclear program in exchange for sanctions release. there will be criticisms there. we don t know yet what the ayatollah khome frksni will say. john kerry will face a skeptical congress. now saying he wants the details. he s n
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