. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mel brooks, rita ora, musical guest banks & steelz, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 523! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a crowd! thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] that's an audience right there. great new york city crowd. welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. you're here. mel brooks is on the show tonight, you guys. >> steve: yeah! come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. i'm so excited right now. what a show. guys, here's what people are talking about. first, we're now less than a a month away from the first presidential debate. and get this, donald trump's campaign manager says that unlike most candidates, trump may not practice beforehand with mock debates. [ light laughter ] that's because he plans on doing all his mocking at the d

mehere in new york city, we'll start with donald trump it's been a week of bad poll numbers and divisions. trump trying to heal some of those wounds in wisconsin last night endorsing key republicans this there. in our shared mission to make america great again, i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. i hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain. and i fully support and endorse his reelection. very important. i also fully support and endorse senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire. trump by the way has major work to do, trailing clinton by nine percentage points in the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll and he's down big in swing states that were tight a few weeks ago. nbc's jacob ras comb is in wyndh wyndham, new hampshire. jake, trump had a different tone, he was reading his message, taking off his notes there, he was attacking clinton and not rkz. that'ses a little bit of a twist, a change there. the question, though, who's getting him to try to button down right now and will it last? will it last and if the past is any indication it won't last. ho

the seven sky scrapers in the city known as the seven sisters. on his youtube page, the chimer wrote, this is the most dangerous thing i've ever done in my high of. please don't repeat under any circumstances. in april 2014, the french chimer used suction cups to chime the galaxy macaw tower in china. he did it to promote the amazing spiderman 2 movie. all he used were suction cups and a roam. in all he has chimed over 100 of the tallest buildings, chug dubai's tower. he pulled it off at 52 years have age without ropes in less than 70 minutes. it is considered the highest twisted tower in the world. >> when i climb, there is no space for fear. you are pushing aside everything and it is a lot about positive thinking. but everything is depending a hot on your mental and your physical. >> he also chimed "the new york times" building in manhattan. the first of three climbers to do so before the times increased security. the third man was david malone. unless 2008. while he scaled the building, police cordoned off the sidewalk when he managed to climb ten stories. >> it will be presented

. because i will produce, i will produce for the inner cities, and i will produce for the african-americans. >> for two nights in a row donald trump has made a direct peel to african-american voters, in michigan last night and in north carolina. though he did so in two towns with almost no black people. trump's party in north carolina seems intent on blocking african-american access to the ballot. last month the federal appeals court struck down part of the state's 2013 voting law, ruling that it discriminated against voters of color and targeted african-americans in particular with almost surgical precision. but that suspect deterring local gop leaders. a memo by dallas woodhouse, the executive director of the north carolina republican party of county election boards to make party line changes to early voting by limiting hours and keeping polling places closed on sundays, which as you know is a popular day to vote among black early voters. joining me from raleigh, william barber, reverend barber, always a pleasure to talk with you. and tell me about this letter. so dallas woodhou

highway >>> good morning. i'm kenny choi. today san jose city council votes on whether sjpd could use some support from california highway patrol. a councilman has suggested the extra officers could help with traffic citations and other nonhomicide cases. >>> in palo alto, loyal movie- goers made a push to keep cinearts in business for as long as possible and a petition succeeded. they will get an extra 30 days of movies until the property's lease ends and the building gets repaired. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," richard schlesinger has a 48 hours preview on the preppie murder case. we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning, time now 7:57. i'm roqui theus in the "kbc traffic center.." let's take a look at highway westbound 4 at somersville road. this accident is clear now. we have had a lot of delays on this road all morning long. it's been our hot spot. the delays continue out of antioch. cars are moving 12 and 13 miles per hour. and then let's look at the san mateo bridge here. i-880 to 101 westbound will take about 20 to 30 minutes. so m

country, particularly in los angeles, seattle, salt lake city, across the u.s., substantial issues because of an overnight computer outage for several hours halted all delta flights between 5:00 and 5:30 pacific time, key travel time on the east coast. 8:00 a.m., 181 flights were supposed to be in the air, just ten were able to take off. the airline has resumed limited flight operation. they're blaming a power outage in atlanta for sparking the computer outage. happened around 2:30 eastern time overnight. it held virtually all flights for hours. now, the recovery question. how long will the delays and cancelations last, and can the airline get the problems fixed and get back up and running quickly. southwest airlines had a computer outage that went on for days, paralyzing that airline. delta is known for being a very well run operational airline. they don't cancel very many flights. they don't delay that many flights, so this a huge exception to that. if you are flying delta today, expect it to take longer to check in. expect delays. and the very real possibility that your flight w

rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jared leto. john turturro. musical guest, bishop briggs. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 512, austin! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome! oh! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. hey. hot crowd! oh, i can feel it! hot crowd tonight. welcome, everyone, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show." this is it, you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. well, here's what people are talking about. well, it's hard to believe you guys, i saw that there are now less than 100 days left until the presidential election. [ laughter ] or you can say there are now less than 100 days left, period. [ laughter ] i mean, it depends how you look at it. [ applause ] now that the conventions are over, things are starting to heat up here. i saw that apple ceo tim cook will hold a fundraiser later this

like scary. >> recovery efforts underway in new orleans, after a tornado touched down in the city's tremay district. >> the wind was so strong, it was picking us up. >> frightening moments in italy, a plane overshot the runway. >> highway patrol sergeant hit by a driver, the trooper only had minor injuries. >> all that -- ♪ >> a carpool karaoke, with the u.s. swim team. >> and all that matters. >> do you support speaker paul ryan. >> i support him as a speaker, and i know after next week, i'll support him for president too -- i mean for -- >> really? >> it's funny, because god, i hope it's true. >> on cbs this morning. >> vice-president tweeted this, a best friend forever. you can see, he has a photograph of some friendship bracelets. >> then donald trump tweeted a picture of the ones he made for hillary clinton. those are not friendship bracelets. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off. josh elliott, cbsn is with us. >> good to be here. >> charlie, enjoy. >> donald trump's rocky week is finishing rougher than it started. the two latest polls showing trump trailing

city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- aaron paul, tig notaro, musical guest florida georgia line, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 519! ontario! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hey everyone! welcome, welcome! great. have a seat. enjoy yourselves. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome everyone. welcome to the "tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. you're here. we're gonna have fun tonight. we're gonna have fun tonight. here's what people are talking about. it was j the final clinton global initiative event in new york next month, because of a a scheduling conflict. when asked what the conflict was, obama was like, "could be the 9th hole, maybe the 10th hole. it's hard to say. [ laughter and applause ] i never played there. i don't know." speaking of president obama. i saw that the movie "southside with you" comes out this week. it tells the story of barack and michelle obama's first date. that's right. it's a movie abou

all of the city leaders are absolutely devastated for everyone involved in this unimaginable event. >> reporter: nolton was reportedly shot several times, according to a photographer who was covering the events for the charlotte sun. she was active in the community, volunteering as a board member for her local library group. >> everyone involved is in a state of overwhelming shock and grief. >> reporter: the officer who fired those live rounds is on paid administrative leave this morning. one of the questions people want to know, why was a real gun being used in a fake situation. gayle, i have to tell you, speaking with the police spokesman this morning, she conveyed to me this is a really small community and latddy who died heredy who died here was known to everybody including the police department, who knew her personally. even for law enforcement, it is a personal, devastating loss. >> her son describes her as a saints. you raise a good question. what was a live gun doing there. >>> thousands of delta passengers face a third day of cancelations after the carrier's meltdown. the

fall that sent people and items flying through the cabin. >> the flight safely diverted to rapid city, south carolina. how the pilots are winning praise. >> good morning, the jet blue airbus was in the air for about three and a half hours when crew members were forced to land the plane. it appears it encountered severe weather in the midwest, and causing two dozen people to be seen by medical staff. >> it was dramatic. it was intense. it was terrifying. >> the fasten seat belt sign was on. >> it felt like we hit a wall and then we just dropped. you saw computers and ipads and coffee cups and books fly everywhere. >> this image appears to show medical crews taking a woman in a neck brace off the aircraft. >> it felt like one of those rides where they whip you up very quickly and then just drop you at a free fall. >> the cross-country flight left boston around 5:30 last night to sacramento. it appears it encountered severe storms and within hours, it was diverted to rapid city, south carolina, where it landed safely around 7:30 local time. >> this will be on airbus 320 coming in, eta le

fayetteville, new york city mayor rudy giuliani felt a need to clarify. >> and then he said, you have the power to do something about it and what he meant by that was you have the power to vote against her. >> reporter: even before his latest questionable comments, a rash of gop security professionals announced fears of dangerous. trump seemed unfazed. >> these people are not the kind of people we want. these are people that have given us a messed up world. >> reporter: fresh off his primary win in wisconsin, house speaker paul ryan refused to comment on the latest trump firestorm. >> it sounds like just a joke gone bad. i hope he clears it up very quickly. >> reporter: and continued to stand by his party's nominee. >> we will find far better receptivity of our agenda that we are trying to get on track to fix this country's problems than >> reporter: in a move without precedent, the united states secret service acknowledged it was aware of trump's comments about clinton. the agency released this tweet, saying, they are aware of the comments which some perceive, dana, as a threat from one

slurry. amy jacobs is education director of dieu donne a paper making studio in new york city. >> we're going to mix up the pulp and water that was added. >> the secret ingredient, cellulose. a substance in all plants that acts like glue. bond together. >> there you go, give it a shake in both directions. >> until mechanization came along, this is how all paper was made. >> that's good. voila. >> a sheet of paper. >> which became a problem in the middle ages, when demand for books increased exponentially. >> this is one of the original gutenberg bibles. from 1455? >> yeah. book printed on a printing press using moveable type and it started a paper revolution. >> it showed that print coon work and work well and be easily reproduced and to do that it really needed fob on paper. >> fewer than 50 survive. the morgan library in new york city owns three. >> what sort of paper would this have been? >> mostly linen and other rags. >> rags, that's what almost all paper was made of then. so, no rags, no paper, which is why benjamin frank palestinian founding father and famous printer, w

. it's very important. >> reporter: over the last two days, there has been some confusion in city hall at miami beach. the mayor phillip levine said this on thursday. >> is there no epidemic. is there no outbreak of zika on miami beach. >> reporter: on friday, he about his displeasure. >> we are not getting information from the governor's office. >> reporter: the mayor is now vowing a rapid response. >> between our efforts and the county's spraying efforts, the last thing i ever want to be on miami beach right now is a mosquito. >> reporter: ground spraying has already started in south beach. mike palma is vice president of hospitality at the iconic clevelander hotel. >> we need to go out and buy bug spray and do things that make it seem and deem safe and i have it available if peoan unplug and enjoy and i don't think they are too worried about zika at this point. >> reporter: within the next hour, crews are ground spraying yet again. because of the tall buildings here on miami beach and the wind pattern, aerial spraying, we are told, will not be done because it's not effective. >

defensive crouch in iraq. >> as of today, more than a year later, the iraqi city of mosul still remains under iraqi control. the task force found no evidence that orders for those changes came from the white house. dana. >> jim, thank you. >>> a suspected isis sympathizers shot dead in southern on tetarioontario, can. officials believe he planned to use an improvised explosive device or suicide attack on a public place. they think driver was acting alone. >>> delta airlines expects to resume normal operations today, after its computer meltdown. the airline was forced to cancel more than 2,100 flights over the past three days. delta's ceo says a small fire in a data center was to blame. that shut down and knocked out the computer systems worldwide, stranding tens of thousands of passengers. >>> americans produce more gold medal glory last night at the rio olympics. katie ledecky won gold for the third time this week, driving her relay team to victory. much of the focus remains on the swimmers with day six getting underway. a look ahead, ben. good morning. >> reporter: good mornin

pilotless car test program. the ride-sharing service will soon deploy driverless volvos in the city and suburbs on a trial basis. but a backup driver will be onboard just in case. uber's been testing driverless systems on o t i still like a driver in the car. >> will you get in one of those, gayle? >> i never thought i'd be taking pictures with my phone so maybe i need to get with the program. >> good point. i'm glad you can do that. >>> a philadelphia uber driver originally planned to watch his son compete in the olympics on tv because he was short of money. his son shot putter darrell hill entered the games ranked fourth in the world. but after a sudden twist of fate, his dad was in the stands to support him. us how an improbable journey became possible. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. darrell hill may not bing home a medal, but he has quite the olympic story to tell. his biggest fan was able to cheer him on all because of a chance encounter with a stranger. shot-putter and first-time olympian darrell hill may not have made it to the finals. >> it's going

officers say oscar morel gunned down maulama akonjee on monday. city accusers have learned as far as the suspect there is tension between the hispanic and muslim communities in the area. about ten minutes after the shooting, morel was allegedly involved in this hit and run, about a mile from the crime scene. that's when police began tracking his car. about 1,000 people mourned the reports on a controversial police confrontation. twitter video shows an officer holding a woman against a cruiser as her feet dangle above the ground. the footage was posted yesterday. the officers did not search the woman in the video and later drove off. it's not known why the police stopped her. metro police say the investigation is under way. >> a student sexually assaulted and released school. the victim's family filed a civil suit in june against st. paul's school. and they claim quote, a tradition of ritualized statutory rape. and they claim that should not about allowed to hide behind a desire to reveal the identity of the young woman they will ensure the case is fairly considered in court proceedin

oklahoma city, a bus driver trying and failing to avoid a car. >> on the right-field line. r rizzo on the left and he's got it! >> where are you going now? >> "cbs this morning," man. >> when we need a co-host? >> norah is not here this week. is she coming back? >> tsimone biles is the sweetheart of the games and picked up hur fourth gold in a single olympiad. >> power and dynamics that take your breath away! she stunned yesterday on beam but that one, almost perfect. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. margaret brennan is with us. >> not larry wilmore. >> no, but we hope to have him join us soon. >>> a dangerous wildfire in southern california has exploded in size and affects more than 80,000 people. the bluecut fire covers around 18,000 acres east of los angeles. a portion of the main highway from l.a. to las vegas is closed. >> more than 80,000 people under evacuation orders right now. flames destroyed some entire neighborhoods and some firefighters have been injured. the fire

. leaving nearly 50 dead. it has the been only a month since an attempted military coup saw tanks on city streets. fighter jets flying low overhead and an explosion tear through turkey's parliament building. turkish authorities blamed the failed coup on fethullah gulen, self-imposed exile in pennsylvania. gulen denies it. the turkish government is demanding his extradition. many turks have now come to believe that the u.s. supported the failed coup. >> reporter: as turkey contends with a spate of violent attacks and political upheaval, next week, vice president joe biden will vis repair relations with one of america any most important allies in the fight against isis. elaine. >>> holly williams in istanbul, holly, thank you. >> off after more than two weeks in rio the summer olympics come to a close. team usa heading home with the most medals. ben tracy is covering the games for us in rio. >> reporter: it was a golden night on the court for the u.s. women's basketball team. team usa's 20-year-long winning streak alive. as expected, the men's basketball team won its own gold today. knockin

failed in the legislature in the past but maryland governor larry hogan will team up with the city comptroller and pushing to start school after labor day. the maryland comptroller has put out a youtube video entitled le >> we have more tax revenue for schools and roads. >> reporter: school starts in august and they have come out against past efforts citing everything from leaving less time to learn to cost implications such as paid summer coaches which would mean renegotiating contracts. they have a bit more support among residents. >> it's better for the economy in the state of maryland, it's better for the families in terms of longer vacation. it's a no-brainer. >> i want it to be about education more than about the money. >> reporter: so it's expected that the governor will have quite a time selling this legislation. in montgomery county, derrick ward, news4. >>> no matter when you go back to school, you have to look good and law enforcement in fairfax the first day of school. check it out. a lot of people came out for the kids' event. barbers are called from all over the area

is enough. kpix 5's maria medina joins us live from city hall where the tenants took their complaints. >> one little boy is forced to sleep on the floor because there are so many bedbugs inside his apartment. and residents want city leaders to really step in and do something because the landlord they say isn't. and they say they have the photos to prove the problems at the sunny apartments on story road. they brought the photos to city hall yesterday because they say code enforcement has turned a blind eye. unfortunately, the office was closed but they say their fight is not over because no one should be living in those conditions. >> they have 109 violations and we have been working for this for a whole year and nothing has been completed. so we're very dissatisfied with the work from code enforcement. >> reporter: they say enough is enough. so they have actually joined together to file a lawsuit but you know, this apartment complex has been a problem for years. in fact, tenants have been complaining about issues there for more than 20 years. firefighters say it was last y

city yesterday and three remain in critical condition. light this is being blamed for igniting a series of grass fires which damaged buildings in northern texas. for more on the dangerous weather expected throughout the weekend we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. >> good morning. the very slow moving system that is triggering off all of the rain, first, down in louisiana. flood watches up. flash flood warning up through the morning as well. the ohio river valley and northeast flash flood watches are up as the system continues. a marginal risk for severe weather in this region, damaging winds the threat there. excessive heat warnings in new york, washington, heat advisories outside of there. temperatures that soar 94 degrees in new york today will feel like 110 and 97 in d.c. will feel like 112 degrees. elsewhere, hot. 105 in phoenix and 94 portland and 101 in sacramento. jeff? >> ed curran from wbbn-tv, thank you. >>> to politics. donald trump's numbers in swing states are dropping and the republican presidential nominee is trading controversy about

change if you don't change. >> peace rallies were held sun day with city and state leaders calling for calm. >> the "cbs overnight news" will ? [ vocalizing ] [ buzzing ] [ tree crashes ] [ wind howling ] >>> police are trying to find the gunman who killed a police officer in a small town in central georgia. 30-year-old eastman patrol officer, tim smith, was gunned down saturday night. police say smith was responding to a call of a suspicious person. he is survived by three children. >>> new york city police are lookinr friend as they walked home from saturday prayers. the killing sent a wave of fear and anger through a muslim community in queens. >> reporter: 55-year-old imam with an associate, had left a mosque in the bangladeshi neighborhood when a gunman approached shooting both in the head. >> video evidence shows a male with a medium complexion, dark polo shirt, shorts. >> reporter: police released this sketch. with no one in custody, the community here is on edge. this man lives nearby. >> we feel really insecure, unsafe, in a moment like this. it is really, threatening to u

under way in new orleans after a tornado touched down in the city's tremay district. >> the wind was so strong the wind was picking us up. >> frightening moments at an airport in italy. a cargo jet was landing and overshot the highway and ran onto the highway. >> a trooper was hit by a driver and amazingly he only has minor injuries. >> all. ♪ >> carpool karaoke starring the u.s. swim team. ♪ >> and all that matters. >> do you support speaker paul ryan? >> i supported the speaker and i know after next week i will be supporting him as a candidate for president -- be i mean really -- >> really? >> it's funny but, god, i hope it's true. >> on "cbs this morning." >> vice president biden tweeted this message today. happy 55th barack. a brother to me and best friend photographer. he has a photograph of a friendship bracelet. >> and donald trump tweeted the ones he made for hillary clinton. those are not friendship bracelets. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off so josh elliott of cbsn is with us. good to have you here. >> good to be here. charlie, enjoy this weekend.

and latino voters yesterday in new hampshire. arguing that chaos is playing america's cities, and it's hillary clinton's fault. >> her policies are bigoted because she knows they're not going to work. >> you think she is personally bigoted. >> of course she is. she is totally bigoted. no question about it. >> reporter: the recent poll shows nearly 60% of all voters feel it is trump who appeals to bigots. 72% of minorities agree. >> i think we're going to do well with the african-americans because they're going to give me a chance. >> reporter: he tried to clear up his plan to deal one documented immigrants in the u.s. >> no legalization. no amnesty. if somebody wants to go legalization route, what they'll do is they'll go, leave the country, hopefully come back in, and then we can talk. >> reporter: earlier this week, he signaled a willingness to work with the undocumented. >> there can be a softening because we're fought looking to hurt people. they'll pay back tax. there is no amnesty as such. there is no amnesty. but we work with them. >> that sounded a lot like a position that jeb

trade deals, stripping this city and this country of its is jobs and its wealth. >> clinton was quick to react at a campaign rally. >> i have a very different approach. i intend to make the wealthy pay their fair share to build this i economy. >> reporter: protesters interrupted trump's detroit speech more than a dozen times.h complimenting the nominee, ing saying he stayed on message and delivered our positive platformd to america. here in north carolina, trump will have two rallies today ica. where he will try to do the same thing, stay on message. >> we will be watching, major. thank you. the >>> hillary clinton's campaign . says trump manufactured his latest charge.red his he's alleging her state department e-mails may have tipped off iran that a missing f nuclear scientist was a cooperating with the u.s. the newest leading trump 51-41%. nancy k nancy, good morning. orde >> reporter: good morning. >> goodent even further accusing clinton of contributing to this man's murder. it's an allegation for which there is no proof, the kind of t charge that in a normal election year w

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of the city. this little boy was pulled from the rubble two days ago. god is great shouted his rescuers. but the truth is aleppo is god forsaken. this video appeared to show a boy who's just lost his brother cries. another child robbed of his innocence. united states is trying to avoid being drawn deeper into this conflict. in the meantime, the syrian regime is bombing its own people with near impunity. they've even targeted hospitals. this security camera video shows a strike on omar's hospital in aleppo last month. last week, 15 syrian doctors still working in rebel-held aleppo wrote a letter to president obama telling him about four new born babies who they said were suffocated to death after a blast cut the oxygen supply to their inccue baiters. they also demanded america do is struggling to negotiate even a three hour ceasefire in aleppo to deliver humanitarian aid. >> holly, thank you. >>> coming up, seven chicago police officers could be fired for an alleged cover up and some popular hair care products are being investigated. chocolate s. peanut butter cups. tonight is p

overnight. mayhem in milwaukee. one of america's most dangerous cities goes up into flames after a deadly shooting following a traffic stop. [ gunfire ] >> hey, man! [ bleep ]! >> violent riots erupting after a standoff between police and an angry mob. five businesses burned to the ground as rioters opened fire at officers, throwing bricks and torching squad cars. >> good morning on this sunday morning. we like to start our weekends on a lighter note, but unfortunately more disaster. it is hot and dangerous and chaotic in the city of milwaukee this morning. what a shame. what a great city. >> we also have severe weather we're following. also politics. we'll make sure we get to all that. >> the unrest unfolding after an unarmed 23-year-old with a long rap sheet was shot and killed while running away from a traffic stop with another suspect. >> 2-13, you're going to be taking rocks in a second. >> our squad car was hit once in the rear. >> police say both men ignored multiple orders to stop and drop the gun. that second suspect was caught and is currently behind bars. none of them have been

shows the love story of barack obama and hollywood. >> it tells a deeper story about the city of chicago, race relations there, the time at which they met. it really ends up to be somewhat of a historical movie. >> it is. but they use barack obama to like, you know, make viewers sympathize with race relations back then. they're using their love story to tell that story instead. >> you mentioned some of the back story, meetings at the white house. what is more of the back story here? how did this film get made? who is behind this thing? >> it really shows how close he is with them. they want to cement his legacy as one of the greatest president of all-time. he is hollywood's ideal president. this is one of many good-bye cards i think from hollywood before he leaves. >> it looked interesting. i watched that trailer and this next film which you also watched. watching this trailer drove me nuts. didn't have an agenda, did it? >> no, not at all. >> we have a clip. roll it. >> welcome to the land of the free. >> do i have the plot right? deranged rancher shoots illegal immigrants, the entire f

city. it is 55 degrees with a peak wind gust of 20 miles per hour. it's cold and windy. is anything going to change in the seven-day forecast? we'll have it for you live from the mobile weather lab coming up next. ,,,,,, california's clean air laws are working. we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ massive fire in san bernardino that's exploded in size .. and has now burned 30 thousand acres. it's the blue cut fire.. >>> back to the fire in san bernardino. it's exploded in size and burned more than 30,000 acres. it's the "bluecut fire." amy johnson reports. >> reporter: allen, this is a huge fire. just to give you a better perspective, take a look at the smoke behind me and then we can actually swing around and show you how far away this fire actually continues. take a l

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cost weiner his house seat. >> it is a shame. >> two years later his comeback bid for new york city mayor was derailed by more revelations of inappropriate behavior online as abedin stood by her husband. >> it took a lot of work and a whole lot of therapy to get to a place where i could forgive anthony. >> reporter: behind the scenes a documentary filmmaker captured her private pain. even as weiner told savannah he was a changed man. >> i think that with help of my wife, with help of professionals, i have got it behind me. >> reporter: now it's abedin's turn to move on. some child care expert and one state senator are calling on authorities to investigate weiner for possible negligent. one democratic source tells me that he was with abedin in the hamptons over the weekend and returned here to manhattan once the story broke. abedin continues in the hamptons where hillary clinton is on that fund-raising swing. savannah, matt? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> nbc's andrea mitchell joins us now with more on the fallout. andrea, how did this play out behind the scenes? >> behind the sce

would love for you to come and hold the event here in atlantic city. he did the deal himself. he was so involved. then when we went out there and put on the show, the guy shows up for the first prelim, until the last -- till the main event. twice. so we did two with him. then we left and went to the meadowlands, because it was bigger. showed up at the meadowlands and did that. any time anything's happened in my career, he's the first guy to pick up the phone and call, and say congratulations, unbelievable, i knew you'd do it. he's always been a great guy. >> jimmy: so you've been friends for a long time. and he asked you to speak at the convention? >> so what happened is, one saturday, i was hanging out at my house and my phone starts going crazy. and they said, donald trump just said in the "new york times" that he's asking you to speak at the convention. i'm like -- he hasn't asked me anything. it's in the paper. you know? i didn't even know about it, whatever. then he called me. even the way he handled it. on the phone. he said, i understand, when you own a business, to be politic

savannah who is back in new york city. savannah, you have a lot cooking there as well. >> yesterday you guys had the oiled up flag bearer from tonga and the samba band. >> yes, we did. >> not to be outdone. this will last all morning long. raising a glass to you, hoda, for your birthday. >> thank you, savannah. >> our big story will be another rough morning for delta passengers. hundreds of flights canceled again today. the airline is recovering from that mass outage that grounded flights worldwide. we'll have the latest on the travel woes here. guys, back to you. >> all right, savannah. thank you very much. on this tuesday morning, let's start with your olympic highlights. natalie is here with a roundup. >> good morning once again. from triumph to heartbreak to new rivalries, team usa had another wild night in rio. this morning two more u.s. swimmers are basking in the golden spotlight. lilly king going head to head with russian swimmer yuliya efimova in the 100 meter breaststroke. >> king has the lead. she's going to win it. she did it! >> king taking the gold medal over efimova w

, two professors, an american and australian, were kidnapped at gunpoint. security in the city is getting worse and the war now 15 years since the u.s. invaded is intensifying again. this morning in kabul, more than 100 students trapped inside for hours were finally freed. police say the two gunmen were killed. no claim of responsibility yet. it could have been either the taliban or isis. this morning at least three people are still in the hospital in serious condition and for now the university is closed. matt, savannah? >> terrifying. thank you. >>> talk about the presidential race in this country. hillary clinton is now firing back at that report claiming her work as secretary of state was influenced by her family's charity. both sides covered this morning beginning with nbc's andrea mitchell. andrea, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. hillary clinton preparing to go on offense against donald trump today as her husband joins in in strongly defending the clinton foundation from trump's charges of pay for play. hillary clinton after a silicon valley fund-raiser with appl

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in the neighborhood right here in new york city. 73 degrees, a nice little breeze here as the sun comes up. 68 in chicago. 64 in minneapolis. a much cooler air mass across the great lakes and the upper midwest. we are looking for the chance of some severe storms across the great lakes and the upper midwest today. maybe some large hail, damaging winds. we had a tornado outbreak this past week so we'll be watching that very carefully. we are also watching the tropics. i'm sure you have heard about this low pressure system we are watching right now. not really getting its act together, which is good news, but we're still going to monitor it as we head into the early part of next week as it perhaps gets into the gulf of mexico but conditions are not quite favorable for development, which is great news. i am going to sit back here and relax at the cracker barrel set. >> look at us. >> i have never been more relaxed in my life. en. >> thanks, janice. >> enjoy. >> that looks like she is at a cracker barrel. >> all right. coming up here on the show this week. it sure sounded like donald t

were wounded in the attack in the city of quetta. so far no one has claimed responsibility. it happened after the hospital received the body of a leading lawyer who had been murdered earlier in the day. dozens of his >>> in the rio olympics, team usa is off to a commanding start. the u.s. dominated day two of the competition leading all countries with 12 medals. that includes three golds. china in second place with eight total medals and italy and japan tied with third with seven each. ben tracy is outside olympic park in rio to show us where the americans have been finding their success. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kick off but you know people are still talking about a couple of things this morning. a u.s. gymnast who does not seem bound by the laws of gravity. and two star swimmers who added more medals to their impressive collection. >> michael phelps into the water he goes. >> reporter: michael phelps dove head-first into history. >> phelps is churning the water. >> reporter: the most decorated olympian ever racing toward another medal. >> and the united states rel

virginia man who climbed trump towers said he had a message to deliver. the new york city police department yanked the man off the side of the building yesterday. he spent nearly three hours using suction cups to climb to the 21st floor. tony decopal is outside the tony, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this building is where donald trump has made his home. it's also been called the working white house where the republican nominee. mr. trump wasn't home yesterday as the nypd went to extraordinary lengths to bring this high flying stunt to a safe end. the unidentified man used climbing tools and suction cups to scale donald trump's personal residence and campaign headquarters. as he clung to the glass building, his intentions were unclear. the 19-year-old from virginia was taken down by an elite nypd unit in dramatic fashion, 21 stories above fifth avenue. one of the men who pulled him in, detective christopher williams. >> i was waiting for the perfect time to present itself. i reached out and took hold of his hand and i said, "sir, you need to come with me." >> the reaso