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this afternoon. >> bill, local updates throughout the morning. certainly in i-95. good morning. top guns. donald trump and hillary clinton make the case for being the next commander in chief at our exclusive forum. trump courting controversy for suggesting it's time to replace some military leaders. >> the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> and heaping praise on vladimir putin. clinton going out on a limb with this vow. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. >> while defending the way she handled sensitive information as secretary of state. >> there's no evidence my system was hacked. >> this morning did either of them prove they're ready to lead? banned from the pool? suspensions expected to be announced today for the four american swimmers involved in that gas station incident at the olympics.
ryan lochte reportedly facing as long as ten months out of the water. why some critics say even that would be too light. and vanishing act. new video emerges showing a suspect in las vegas breaking free from his handcuffs and then fleeing through the ceiling. that tricky escape and how police caught up with him "today," thursday, september 8th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a thursday morning. do anything interesting last night? >> it was a nail biter. i tell you that. serena williams pulled it out in the end. it was really, really good. >> a lot of people were watching something else. in fact, this commander in chief forum on nbc last night. the election now just 61 days
away. we want to get to the state of the race. hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail with a rally this afternoon and tim kaine was there on tuesday. she'll then head to missouri where the latest poll shows her trailing there by ten points. >> donald trump heads back to cleveland for the first time since the republican national convention. this will be his seventh visit to ohio since becoming his party's nominee. so according to a recent poll, the race in that key battleground state is extremely close. trump leading by just three points. >> so we have a lot to get to this morning. in a moment we're going to talk to two generals who were advisers to the clinton and trump campaigns respectively. let's start out our team coverage with national correspondent peter alexander. hey, peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this election now exactly two months away believe it or not. last night donald trump despite having no political or military experience insisted that he's
100% ready to handle this country's national security issues. last night he spoke almost exclusively in generalities and hillary clinton was back on the defensive peppered with more tough questions about her judgment. the first showdown on a single stage. clinton and trump going back to back and toe to toe. the former secretary of state appearing first followed by the real estate mogul. the republican nominee blasting many of the nation's military leaders. >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> reporter: trump offering no new specifics about his strategy for defeating isis. >> when i do come up with plan that i like and that perhaps agrees with mine or maybe doesn't. i may love what the generals come back with. >> you have your own plan? >> i have a plan. >> reporter: clinton vowing under her leadership the u.s.
will defeat isis making a major campaign promise. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again and we're not putting ground troops into syria. >> reporter: while clinton admitted her vote for the iraq war was the mistake, trump falsely presented his position on the war before the invasion. >> i was against it. >> reporter: here he was with howard stern in 2002. >> are you for invading iraq? >> yeah, i guess so. you know, i wish the first time it was done correctly. >> reporter: wednesday night trump proposing an alternate solution for iraq. >> we're going to get out, take the oil. if we would have taken the oil, you wouldn't have isis. isis formed with the power and wealth of that oil. >> reporter: clinton trying to offer a clear contrast on what makes her better qualified to be commander in chief. >> steadiness. an absolute rock steadiness and
mixed with strength to be able to make the hard decisions. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump praising russia's vladimir putin while attacking president obama. >> the man has very strong control over the country. it's a different system. i don't happen to like the system but in that system he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> reporter: clinton on defense over her use with a private e-mail server. >> it was a mistake to have a personal account. i certainly would not do it again. i make no excuses for it. >> reporter: the former secretary of state pushing back against questions about her handling of classified information. >> i did exactly what i should have done and i take it very seriously. always have. always will. >> reporter: and while clinton defended her time at the state department, trump defended this tweet from 2013 about the number of unreported sexual assaults in the military. writing at the time what do these geniuses expect when they
put men and women together? >> it's a correct tweet. many people think that's absolutely correct. >> reporter: bottom line, many americans widely believe that these are two deeply flawed candidates. two of the most unpopular presidential nominees in modern history. they were shaky at times. perhaps the silver lining, this was just the scrimmage before what's certain to be a political superbowl. that first debate just 18 days away. matt and savannah? >> peter alexander, thank you. new developments tied to that e-mail controversy for hillary clinton. a top democratic releasing an exchange that clinton had with former secretary of state colin powell on the use of personal e-mail on the job. nbc's kristen welker has more on that. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. democratic lawmakers are hoping that that newly released e-mail exchange will show that colin powell advised secretary clinton on how to use her personal e-mail but so far it's done very
little to quiet the criticism. hillary clinton facing more tough questions about her use of a private e-mail server during nbc's commander in chief forum wednesday night. >> i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. i took it very seriously. >> reporter: but just moments before clinton took the stage, house democrats led by longtime clinton supporter released an extensive 2009 e-mail chain between clinton and colin powell. cummings calling the exchange a detailed blueprint on how to skirt security rules and bypass requirements to preserve federal records. in the chain, clinton asks powell about restrictions on using a blackberry. powell responds, "i didn't have a blackberry. what i did do was have a personal computer hooked up to a private phone line" noting that
he communicated with a wide range of friends directly without going through the state department server. powell also warned clinton about the dangers of using a blackberry because data on the pda could become part of the official record subject to the law. be very careful, he said, i got around it all by not saying much and not using systems that captured the data. is it a so-called smoking gun for clinton who has repeatedly pointed to her predecessor's use of private e-mail to justify her own actions. >> as i said and has now come out, my predecessors did the same thing and many other people in the government. >> reporter: clinton told the fbi about her 2009 exchange with powell prompting a review from the former general. powell telling "people" magazine in august, clinton's people are trying to pin it on me. the clinton campaign stresses she told the fbi powell's advice did not affect the decision but the ongoing controversy providing fodder for donald
trump. >> she deletes 30,000 e-mails after getting a subpoena from congress. >> reporter: powell declined to comment on the story. the state department says it couldn't further insights into this new e-mail exchange but highlighted secretary clinton's testimony to the fbi in which she indicated she didn't use her personal e-mail as a way to avoid government oversight. >> thank you very much. >> we have a couple military experts with us this morning. we'll start with retired general michael flynn. he now serves as an adviser to donald trump. good to have you here. you take a step back and listen to what was said last night. a lot of people are struck by the fact that donald trump seemed to have praise for vladimir putin while seeming to denigrate america's generals saying they've been reduced to rubble in his words. how do you explain that? >> first of all, the format was
great. the questions that came out of the audience were great. this business about this general being reduced to rubble, donald trump has enormous respect for our military and enormous respect for our military leadership. >> it didn't sound like it. >> what's happened is our leadership in the military, in the armed forces right now, there's a lot of frustration because of the policies that we are following and strategy that we're following particularly against isis but also against what we're doing out in the south china sea, what we're doing in korea and what we're doing in eastern europe. i know there's a lot of frustration out there. donald trump has enormous respect for our military, military leadership and our intelligence professions as well. >> what caught my attention is he talked about two intelligence briefings he's now received. you were involved in both of them. you were there. and he went off on this thing saying in some way the briefers either through something they
said or body language led them to believe that president obama was not following their recommendations. you were there. did you see that? >> i sure did. >> in what way? >> in a very specific way. without getting into details of what we talked about, intelligence professionals brief the intelligence they see going on around the world. they do not make the policy decisions. so the intelligence that we received in the last two briefings were in stark contrast to the policy decisions that are being made. >> that's coming up with that deduction. in the briefing did they look and say something and then look at him like this or this? >> intelligence professionals as they should would say those are policy decisions. donald trump in a very, very sophisticated way would ask tough questions and they would say that's not our job. those are policy decisions that the white house is making. we would say okay. we understand.
stark contrast. >> you were with the defense intelligence agency. you know as well as anybody else what vladimir putin has been up to recently. are you concerned at all about the way that donald trump talks about putin? he said last night if putin says great things about me, i'm going to say great things about him. that's not exactly the model of standing tough on the world stage against an adversardversa? >> we've become the best enemies in the world because we telegraph everything we're going to do and we become the worst friends. russia has a problem with isis. we have a problem with isis. russia is in the middle east whether we like it or not. we probably could have prevented that had we made smarter decisions a couple years ago, but we did not. we have to figure out how do we work together against some of these common enemies that we have? we have to do that. we have run out of a lot of options. and the decisions that were made pulling out of iraq in 2011 have led to this rise of this massive
problem that we now call the islamic state. >> we could have another hour on it. lieutenant general michael flynn. >> great job last night. nbc did a superb job. >> we appreciate it. retired air force brigadier general john douglas supporting the clinton campaign joins us this morning. secretary clinton said we're not sending anymore troops to syria or iraq. keeping in mind there are u.s. troops there. did she take something off the table that she shouldn't have taken off? >> i don't think so. she has a three-point plan on how to deal with the middle east. as we all know, this is a problem that's been going on for a long, long time. it doesn't lend itself to simplistic 30-day solutions. >> do you ever want to take an option off the table as commander in chief? >> i think you can look at that one way or the other. i don't think she meant to take an option off the table. i think she meant to say that her policy is she's not going to go in at the scale that bush and
others have done in iraq. you know, one of the issues about secret plans and things like that are that if your enemy knows your strong and enemy knows you have a good plan and enemy knows you have the resources and enemy knows you're well led, that's deterrence. back when i worked on reagan staff, we would rather deter the enemy than fighting. hillary clinton understands that and she's laid out a detailed plan. the comments about our generals being reduced to rubble, our young generals today are as fine as they've ever been. when i see those young men and women especially the young women that have now taken stars, i'm proud of them. they're not rubble. and i don't appreciate that.
>> on this issue of veterans and how they feel, they were the audience last night. that's who we were trying to address. 64% of them in our recent poll said they are not confident in hillary clinton's ability to lead. this is somebody who was a former secretary of state. she was on the armed service committee. the issue does not seem to be one of experience. how do you explain that? >> it is hard to explain. there's some work to do there for secretary clinton. you know, there's an old saying in world war ii, snafu. have you ever heard that? >> familiar with it. >> that's how a lot of that feels. the guys down in the trenches don't know what's over the next hill. they don't know what's going to happen tomorrow morning. they don't know what is the enemy doing. they have to trust their leadership from their squad leaders all of the way up to whoever is president at the time and so from the perspective of
just being there at that level, things often do look like they're screwed up and so that's just one of the things that leaders in the military have to deal with is to try to overcome that. >> interesting to get both of your perspectives. thank you very much. >> thanks for having us. the president is wrapping up a week-long trip to asia this morning and weighing in on donald trump's comments at our forum last night. let's go to nbc's ron allen who has been traveling with the president. good morning. >> reporter: it didn't take much for president obama to weigh in. he was asked about those comments that donald trump made about our generals being reduced to rubble and about vladimir putin being a better leader than president obama. here's what the president had to say. >> i don't think the guy is qualified to be president of the united states. and every time he speaks, that opinion is confirmed.
and i think the most important thing for the public and the press is to just listen to what he says and follow up and ask questions about what appear to be either kcontradictory, uninformed or outright wacky ideas. >> reporter: they'll target voters that put him over the top and voters trying to get excited for hillary clinton. savannah? >> ron allen, thank you. police in chicago are searching for two suspects this morning after a 71-year-old man was shot during an attempted robbery. the incident was caught on camera. you can see two young men on bicycles ride past the man as he wateri ining his lawn. short time later, the suspects come back and demanded the man's wallet. when he refused a suspect shot
him in the abdomen. no arrests have been made. >> back to that video we talked about at the top of the show. a murder suspect back in police custody after he was able to escape from an interrogation room. this happened in north las vegas last friday. alonzo perez was able to break free from his handcuffs by putting his body weight on the chains that connected the cuffs. he twisted the chain enough to make it snap and then he made his escape by climbing through a ceiling tile. you see it all there on camera. once outside, police say he stole an unoccupied truck that was left running in the parking lot. he was recaptured on tuesday night and the police chief says while cameras were rolling, nobody was watching the feed live as it happened. he said from now on, someone certainly will be. >> changes in policies coming there. no question. let's get a first check of the weather from mr. roker. >> we're watching our maps and we know it's going to be hot in
the old town tonight if the town is in the eastern part of the country. hot and humid. 18 million people or more under a heat advisory including new york city and philadelphia. it's going to feel like 90 in cleveland. 95 in savannah. raleigh, 98 degrees. it continues right through friday. feeling like 100 in d.c. 98 in nashville. record temperatures for d.c., atlantic city, also in philadelphia today. and then as we move into friday, philadelphia, atlantic city, new york city, hartford, all looking at records. just hang on. by the time we get to the weekend, we'll be looking at cooler temperatures. we'll be 83 in new york city on sunday. 83 in washington on monday. and charlotte, you'll drop down to 84 by monday. to 84 by monday. we're going to get to your i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy.
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we're become now. 7:30 on a thursday morning. the 8th of september, 2016. al will be out with our folks on the plaza in a minute. let's look at our headlines. the pentagon says a russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a surveillance plane over the black sea on wednesday and an official said that incident took place in international airspace and called it unsafe. russia's defense ministry says the american plane was intercepted after it twice approached russia's southern border. the 2016 paralympic games kicked off in rio de janeiro last night with a rousing opening ceremony. cyclist alison jones led the 289 member u.s. team into the
stadium. in all, more than 4,000 athletes from 160 countries are participating making it the largest paralympic games ever. and another big event last night. our exclusive commander in chief forum with presidential hopefuls donald trump and hillary clinton. clinton vowed if elected, the u.s. would not send more troops to the middle east while trump suggested the military leaders have been hurt by the current administration. >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble to the point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> we're not putting ground troops into iraq ever again and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> clinton heads to north carolina and missouri today while trump holds campaign events in cleveland, ohio. let's turn to "today's" campaign moment. this one played out on twitter right after our commander in chief forum.
republican party chairman reince priebus said this about hillary clinton's performance. "she was angry and defensive the entire time. no smile and uncomfortable. upset that she was caught wrongly sending our secrets." hillary clinton's twitter account was quick to respond. actually, that's what taking the office of president seriously looks like. >> changie ing subjects. that embarrassing gas station incident during the olympics. all four swimmers are expected to be suspended today by the united states olympic committee and usa swimming. willie is here with the latest on that. >> the usoc has not officially confirmed that suspension but usa swimming says something will be announced today. the scandal that rocked the rio games still impacting one of the biggest stars. >> medalist ryan lochte ignoring
reporter's questions overnight at l.a.'s international airport. amid reports he's facing a ten-month suspension. according to "usa today," a person with knowledge of the situation says lochte will be banned from the 2017 world championships next july. "usa today" also reports lochte's suspension will be longer than the other three u.s. swimmers. >> a guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it. put it to my forehead. >> reporter: lochte told "today's" billy bush he was robbed at gunpoint. one week later he apologized in an interview with matt admitting he vandalized a sign at the rio gas station. >> i was very intoxicated. i have no idea why. it was immature. it was childish. >> reporter: he's been charged in brazil with filing a false police report after the drunken night out. if he gets a ten-month swimming suspension now, analysts say lochte may have gotten off easy. >> it's the year after the olympic games. i think a lot of the big names
are taking a year off anyway. >> reporter: the incident has been costly for lochte who has lost sponsors. >> i am speedo fit. >> reporter: now looking to repair his public image appearing on this season's "dancing with the stars." a ten-month suspension would be harsher than michael phelps' six-month suspension for his two duis. the most decorated olympian of all time empathizing with lochte last week on "today." >> i know what it feels like. i've been through it before. hopefully he comes out of this a better person. i reached out to him a couple times, and i think he understands a lot and he will be able to grow from this. >> we reached out to all four swimmers including lochte. none had any comment on this news at this time. a lot of these swimmers take the year after the olympics off anyway so this maybe doesn't hurt ryan. >> all right. thank you very much. now to some disturbing sights that have residents in
several states on edge this morning. people dressed up at clowns spotted hanging around neighborhoods and in some cases said to be approaching children. nbc's kerry sanders is in greensboro, north carolina, where authorities are taking this very seriously. >> reporter: indeed. reports have been coming in of clowns sort of doing some really weird things including a report of a clown standing in the woods like these. standing motionless looking into an apartment complex and then on wednesday down the road in greensboro the authorities got calls of three clowns that they believe may have been out there doing something just doesn't fit in. they say that they're not sure why this is suddenly happening, just that it's no laughing matter. it may just be folks clowning around but it's not funny. more and more people are reporting seeing creepy clowns in their neighborhoods and some are menacing children. >> a clown last seen wearing red knows and all white clothing in the woods with a brown box
asking for kids if they want ice cream. >> reporter: in winston-salem -- >> someone in these woods is trying to get these kids. >> reporter: 30 miles away in greensboro, police got a 911 call reporting someone wearing a clown suit with a scary mask. >> my husband just spotted a clown in back of the woods. >> reporter: chris grabbed a machete and chased after the clown. >> imagine someone come on the balcony and see a clown standing in the woods. people are scared. >> reporter: last month in green bay, wisconsin, residents spotted a clown walking the street at straight carrying black balloons. it turned out to be a publicity stunt for a small independent film. by itself dressing up as a clown is not a crime. >> we don't have a law in north carolina that prohibits a person from dressing like a clown. >> reporter: making things worse, police are now chasing prank reports of clown
sightings. the sheriff of cleveland county, north carolina, say perpetrators could be charged with obstruction of justice. meanwhile, 5-year-old sky brown just wants the creepy clowning to stop. >> i'm scared because i'm a kid and i am afraid that the clowns are going to kidnap me. >> reporter: sweet kid. there have been a dozen sightings at least in the greensboro area of these creepy clowns. professional clowns now tell us that they're having some difficult times fearful aboof vigilan vigilantes. they call police and tell them where they're going so they don't become a victim themselves. guys, back to you. >> sad state of affairs, kerry. thank you very much. mr. roker now with another check of the weather. >> i got flooding to talk about. our friends in wisconsin,
milwaukee to be precise, dealing with some heavy rain last night and folks wading up to their waist in water to try to get to some rescues that had to be made. cars were submerged. a real mess out there. we may see more of that again today. strong storms firing up from detroit all of the way back down into wichita. part of a frontal system pushing to the east. locally heavy rain will continue along the front today right on into tomorrow with more moisture from newton. the remnants of newton actually causing severe storms and flash flooding. some areas may pick up five to six inches of heavy rain from wichita all of the way into central illinois. that's what's g oi good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a muggier morning. a hot, humid afternoon. temperatures soar this afternoon. 95 degrees in philadelphia will feel like 102. suburbs, lehigh valley, 90, with enough humidity to make it feel like it's close to 100 or even a little bit hotter.
new jersey same story. sunshine a few scattered clouds. 99 degrees. feels like temperature for gordontown. 80s but still steamy and feels like 99 for the feels like temperature. have a great day. you need it on the weather channel on cable. >> all right, al. thank you very much. just ahead on "trending," we'll save you time at the supermarket. the unexpected ways to single out the fastest checkout lines. >> good tips. and headphone headache. what people are saying about those just announced changes coming to the new iphone. coming to the new iphone. tell you allif you want to sell your car carmax will give you seven days to consider their offer. why seven days? science. join me as we walk through the seven stages of decisioning. 1. consideration. 2. questioning. 3. deciding. 4. queso. 5. nap. 6. sudoku.
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company is killing off the headphone jack, which connected those iconic white ear phones to your favorite tunes. the updated smartphone starts at $649. it's water resistant and features a higher resolution camera but the wireless bluetooth ear buds cost 159 bucks. >> it comes down to one word. courage. the courage to move on and do something new that betters all of us. >> iphone users poking fun on social media. air pods cost $159 which is a very courageous price. >> the headphone is a big part of the phone. to not have them anymore is strange. >> tim cook tells nbc news it's part of a long-term product plan. >> when did you first conceive of the wireless headphones? >> there's a lot of great people at apple that have been thinking about it for a while. it takes a long time to do the engineering work. >> innovating forward is in
apple's dna. >> something that's never been done before. >> this is the same company that removed the floppy disk drive from computers in 1998 and skipped having buttons on a cell phone in 2007 now making a statement that future of audio is wireless. apple also tweaking the apple watch launching series 2 with built in gps. this is no longer a watch for geeks. it's for normal people too. matt, savannah? >> progressive, stuck in a rut. that's all i'm going to say. >> jo ling kent, thank you so much. carson is in the orange room with what people are saying. >> continue this conversation. as jo ling kent did mention, iphone 7 coming in more colors, better camera, water resistant but biggest talker online is really about the arrival of those airpods. forget about features and price everyone worries about the same thing. that's losing the airpods. let's go to the tweets.
joanne writing i didn't get airpods yet but i already lost them. maureen writes if only there was some kind of string to keep people from losing these. another shared this picture saying when you can't find your airpods anywhere. kevin is having hard time accepting the change calling them air buds. nothing you can do about it and deny's got in on the action. true innovation would have been replacing the headphone jack with a flap jack. might be onto something now. >> they lost the jack. the phone didn't get thinner because of it. do you like that they lost the jack? >> mr. roker -- >> i'm not against it. first of all, they do include the headphones that will fit into the lightning jack so you got that. you have your disk drive, you were upset at first.
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>> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. starting to warm up out there. let's get the "first alert" neighborhood forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill. >> neighborhoods, bright sunshine. lehigh valley, delaware. hazy sunshine in philadelphia. 72 degrees right now. by 9:00, 77. looking at upper 80s at lunchtime. heading to the the 90s this afternoon. 90 in philadelphia will feel more like 100. 90s everywhere except the shore. tracy. now, the crash in new castle county, delaware. still has a tractor trailer overturned. spilling pennies all over the highway. jessica boyington has been following this all morning. how are drivers going to get around this? still go be to be closed a
while, right? >> right, tracy. they have to clean up the thousand of pennies on the roadway. northbound 95 still closed in new castle, delaware. 95, northbound, all traffic being diverted over airport road. alternate, 273, move up to 13, 495, will take you back to 95. up a little farther along. also watching route 422. major delays at route 23. on the eastbound, 103 minutes now from the schuylkill, tracy. today, jury selection begins in the so-called bridgegate trial. two former associates of new jersey governor chris christie. the two are charged with scheming to punish the mayor of ft. lee for not supporting the governor. you can get the latest news, weather and updates with the nbc10 app. the "today" show continues in a few minutes. i'm tracy davidson. thanks for watching and have a great day.
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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, clash of the candidates. donald trump and hillary clinton sign off at the commander in chief forum from the fight against isis -- >> they're not going to get ground troops. >> to the state of the u.s. military. >> the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> did either candidate emerge as the clear winner? plus, turning the tables. hoda's special surprise for a man who has dedicated his life to serving his community now rallying to honor him. >> we decided to come here and honor you. >> thank you. and the wait is over. natalie sits down with country
superstar carrie underwood to talk about her new tune for the new football season. >> i think everybody kind of felt like let's reinvigorate everything and just kind of see what we can do. >> "today," thursday, september 8th, 2016. ♪ >> all the way from georgia! >> good morning, missoula, montana, and our grandkids. >> all of the way from raleigh, north carolina, to celebrate my 30th birthday. >> celebrating 31 years of marriage and he is cancer free. >> first time in new york city from st. louis, missouri. >> five florida friends celebrating. >> welcome back to "today."
it's 8:00. it's thursday, september 8th. it's feeling kind of muggy. we say good morning to the crowd on our plaza. to happy to have them along with us. happy you at home are joining us as well. >> just ahead, a guy we like around here an awful lot, dana carvey is here. he's going to give us his comedic take on all of the political players making headlines during this election season and trust us, i don't think anyone is safe. >> and by the way, almost time for a wardrobe change with fall in the air. jill martin has your back. chic fall fashions at great prices. >> a lot to get to. right now it is time for the news at 8:00. good morning. we begin with the 2016 race. i'm hallie jackson just outside new york city where we're taking a closer look at the headlines from our commander in chief forum here. donald trump raising eyebrows with his remarks on russia and
military leadership. hillary clinton again addressing her e-mail controversy. today both candidates likely to improve their candidate's performances for the first debate after last night what could be seen as a dry run for us. today the nominees facing voters on the trail after facing questions in our commander in chief forum. hillary clinton on defense over e-mails. >> i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. >> i did exactly what i should have done and i take it very seriously. always have. always will. >> and on the fight against isis, definitive. >> they're not going to get ground troops. we're not putting ground troops into iraq ever again and we're not putting ground troops into syria. >> that promise a difficult one for any president to keep with about 5,000 american troops deployed in iraq and syria right
now. for clinton, questions of trust. for donald trump, ones on temperament slamming top military brass president. >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> reporter: the gop nominee not backing off his praise for russian president vladimir putin. >> if he says great things about me, i'll say great things about him. he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> defending a controversial tweet. >> in 2013 on this subject, you tweeted this. 26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military, only 238 convictions. what did these geniuses expect when they put men and women together? >> it is a correct tweet. there are many people that think that that's absolutely correct. >> and this morning donald trump's team is already trying to walk back that comment you
just heard about generals being reduced to rubble. earlier this hour on this show, top surrogate retired general mike flynn said trump has enormous respect for the military and its leaders. savannah? >> hallie jackson, thank you. meantime, president obama is reacting sharply this morning to trump's criticism of his leadership and the state of the u.s. military. at a news conference wrapping up his trip to asia, the president said every time trump speaks, according to the president, he confirms he's not qualified to not be commander in chief and urged public and media to follow-up on what he called trump's uninformed or outright wacky ideas. now the latest on the fight against the zika virus. miami-dade county officials have delayed the spraying of a controversial insect side following concerns voiced by residents. mosquito control crews were supposed to begin spraying over miami beach today. that will start tomorrow. in the meantime, unusual sight
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hoda is in the house. let's say we're at the grocery store. last thing you want to see is the long line. do you know how to pick the right one? i feel like i always do the wrong thing. >> i'm doing a weekly shopping, i look for the line that says 15 items or less thing. it tends to go quicker. >> with more than 15 items. >> with a week's worth of stuff. >> "the new york times" is out this morning with be a article called how to pick the fastest line at the supermarket. here are the tips. first of all, study what others in front of you are buying. that's kind of like, duh. someone may have 15 items but 15 items of water in a pack so one item. >> or a lot of vegetables where the checkout person is going to have to look it up in the book. >> or soda packs, that could go fast. okay. they say stay to the left because most people are right handed and will go to the right.
you should go to the left. this is controversial. look for female cashiers because one expert says they are often more efficient than men. >> that is not controversial at all. >> not with us. >> don't you size up cashiers when you look? i look to see who is fast and slow. >> by the time you spend that -- just get in line and it's like trying to get on the service road. just get in a line. >> while he's in a line, run back and get more stuff. >> also i make him you go in that line and i'll go in that line and we'll have a race. >> i watch people self-checking out and i could never do that. >> i don't either. that's beyond my ability. >> let's change subject and talk about colin kaepernick. his jersey is the top seller on the nfl's website. just an indication of the kind of support kaepernick has received since he started that controversial protest choosing to kneel instead of stand during
the playing of the national anthem. on wednesday kaepernick posted this message to fans on instagram. the only way i can repay you for the support is to return the favor by donating all of the proceeds i received from my jersey sales back into the communities. no word on how much money the jersey has generated. >> very interesting. wait until you hear this. a walmart in panama city, florida, wanted to create a special tribute for the anniversary of 9/11. it hangered some customers. the store created a display of soda cans in the shape of the twin towers. walmart says it's being removed. >> it's one of those best intentions -- >> just didn't work. >> anyone here like to eat hot peppers? >> not hot, hot peppers. >> do you like watching movies
that make you cry? >> yes. perhaps you get a thrill from the stomach churning roller coaster. the list goes on and on. why do we do these things if they can be such an emotional and physical challenge? psychologists call it benign masochistism once our brain realizes there's not a lot of real danger, it relaxes and we get pressure from that. >> i love when they go to the dentist and they do deep cleaning and really scraping. >> you like that? >> i do get the laughing gas. >> i like to pluck my eyebrows. hurts a little bit. is that weird? >> what about you see a candle do you ever want to put your finger over it. >> i would like to put your finger over it. >> i would like to pluck your
eyebrows. >> no real segue here. let's do "pop start." >> we'll start with an exclusive look at the highly anticipated documentary simply called "amanda knox" looking at her murder trial. here's your first look at the trailer. >> if i'm guilty, it means that i have the ultimate figure to fear because i'm not the obvious one. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> either i am a psychopath in sheep's clothing or i am you. >> that gets you hooked? want to watch that. >> that's creepy. >> the documentary premieres both in theaters and on netflix september 30th. >> i'm surprised at the tone of that. wow. >> she might have' greed to do it but she didn't credit
creative control over how they pieced it together. next to kanye west, kanye west feeling the heat after his latest fashion show wednesday. kanye unveiled his new line. the problem with the weather temperatures topped 80 degrees. felt like 100 yesterday. >> i arranged for that. >> there was little place for shade. didn't help the show started late. models collapsed. some so uncomfortable they ripped off their heels and stumbled in the process. despite it all, kanye took a triumphant walk down the cat walk with a smile on his face. >> finally, this will get people talking. what's the worst song of all-time? do you want to say what yours is? >> "horse with no name."
whatever that one was. >> here it is. ♪ we built this city on rock and roll ♪ ♪ we built this city >> 1985. >> i like it. >> came out august 1st. the singer of the group said "our big hit single "we built this city" was awful. i felt like i tloed hrew up on front row. that song was dnominated for a grammy in 1986. >> i like it. >> what's your least favorite song ever? >> mine is that one actually. >> i don't love that one either. >> i don't know how to tell you
this but you were playing a song loudly in your office that i hate. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night. >> greatest song of all time. >> i messed it up. i'm pregnant. i don't want to work i want to bang on the drum all day. i hate that song. >> i don't want to work. i just want to bang on my drum all day. >> that's a friday 5:00 p.m. song. >> i don't say this often, i'm with her. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by camping world. get one stop shopping for everything rv at your nearby camping world rv supercenter. >> playing three different songs. 98% of the country had above normal temperatures for the summer. look at this. new york city became very close to the hottest summer ever.
76.6 degrees. atlanta. hottest 1980. came very close this year and as you take a look, chicago, 1955, hottest summer ever. not quite but in las vegas, you had the hottest summer ever. 93.2 degrees. toasty one. that i'm meteorologist bill henley. a muggier morning, a hot, humid afternoon. temperatures soar this afternoon. 95 degrees for philadelphia. it will feel like 102. suburbs, lehigh valley, 90s with enough humidity to make it feel like it's close to 100 or even a little bit hotter. new jersey, same story. sunshine, a few scattered clouds. 99 degrees. the feels like temperature for boarden town. 80s at the shore but steamy. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. guys? >> thank you so much. now for hoda's bucket list
gr granted. we've been loving this all week as she fulfills the wishes of deserving viewers. >> she gave a mother a role on "law & order." what do you have today? >> the most humble guy that changed thousands of lives. he runs a salvation army center in chicago. the guy never, ever takes a break. that is until we forced him to thanks to a surprise visit from one of his idols. >> merrill powers head of a salvation army center in chicago grills a feast for the community. he has no idea this whole party is actually for him. >> looking good. >> and merrill thinks this camera crew was hired by the salvation army. >> without feeding services, a lot of people would go hungry on daily basis. >> note the man has no clue he's
actually being filmed for the "today" show. he has his wife, nancy, to thank for that. >> open house today. >> he wants people to feel loved. the person that maybe hasn't had anybody shake their hand. he wants to shake that hand. >> like tom murphy when he first met merrill, tom was living in a tent. nobody would hire him. >> he never put me down because i was homeless or anything else. he just offered me the opportunity to prove myself. >> warren started drinking at six, sold drugs by 15 and ran the streets living shelter to shelter and then he met merrill. >> he told me you're somebody. warren, you're somebody. don't you ever forget that. god has you here for a reason. >> merrill's calling is to help others but he does have another passion. >> barbecuing.
secondary sweetheart. >> you haven't seen somebody's face light up who yesterday was picking out of a trash can and today has pulled pork or barbecue chicken in their hand and he really enjoyed that. >> a food network fanatic, he won his share of ribbons but mostly he grills for those in need. last thanksgiving he cooked 120 turkeys for the center. the highlight of today's party, merrill's pulled pork, secret rub and another secret. one of merrill's all-time favorite celebrity chefs flew in from new york to help me surprise him. and while nancy is expecting me, we didn't tell her about bobby. >> smile and laugh at you but in his heart, his heart is going to cry. he's going to love it. >> good afternoon. i hope everybody had a chance to
get some food. >> hi. merrill. i'm hoda from the "today" show. >> hi. >> hi. i didn't mean to interrupt you, but i want to let you know that we came here today for you. >> okay. >> your beautiful wife, nancy, told us about this remarkable, remarkable man and she said he does nothing but give and so we decided to come here and honor you. >> thank you. >> we understand that you serve so many people and we also understand that you make a mean barbecue. that you love those shows. those cooking shows. do you love those? >> i love cooking shows. >> good to see you. >> good to see you.
>> we have something in common. we speak through our food. as soon as i got to this neighborhood, i could smell what you're cooking so i'm here to taste your barbecue. >> oh my. >> how about some food, everybody? >> come on. >> all right. >> get in here. >> first of all, i'll say this right now. it's perfectly cooked. what's in the rub? >> a lot of different things. >> you're not going to tell me, are you? pulled pork. >> i would like merrill to have a new friend when he's watching those shows to be able to say i met him. >> pork. let me have more. >> just say, i cooked with him and have a story to tell. >> i hope you like my potato salad. >> definitely trophy worthy. >> and remember all of those turkeys merrill cooks and donates each thanksgiving, butter ball decided they were going to try to make it easier
for you to make these turkeys. 150 free turkeys for ten years. >> oh my. >> that's insane. >> you still have to cook them. they're not going to cook them for you. cooking for bobby, check. nancy has one more wish for her husband. >> i don't know how many lives you've touched so we just found a handful. >> love you, man. >> love you. >> i would do anything if he could truly see the impact that he makes. >> thank you for everything you've done for us. god bless you. >> and have an idea just how much he means to each of us. >> thank you for helping me get my life on track. >> what is it like seeing physically what you've done? >> the beauty of being here is
we see miracles every day. this is just a few of the good morning. i'm tracy davidson. just about 8:30. let's get to your first alert neighborhood forecast. meteorologist bill henley has that. >> we have lots of sunshine. hazy sunshine for most of the area, and the shore, we started with some showers. the showers are out of the picture. sunshine will warm temperatures from the 70s at the shore into the 80s this afternoon. the rest of the area is in for 90-plus heat. >> all right, thanks. this tractor trailer crash early this morning on 95 northbound in delaware is still causing traffic headaches. it overturned spilling unstamped pennies all over the highway. the truck driver suffered minor injuries. let's get you to jessica boyington. >> we're still watching the scene.
this is video from about an hour and a half ago. pennies all over the roadway on 95, over in new castle county in delaware. all of the lanes are still shut down. massive cleanup under way. they had to get the truck back up and get the pennies out of the way. still closed there and that's approaching route 141. all traffic proith now is being diverted around airport road, which is causing backups on 95 and all the surrounding arteries. you can take 273. you can take 13 up to 495, and that way you can jump back on 95 before you hit the pennsylvania area. drive times moving back down on 422. that accident scene is already gone, but eastbound delays remain, almost an hour, 53 minutes there. >> you can stay updated on the traffic issues and news and weather with the nbc10 app. thanks for watching.
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independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ i don't want to work >> we're back now at 8:30 on this thursday morning, september 8th, 2016. talk about the music here, savannah. >> they're playing your song. >> every top 40 radio station plays this song friday afternoon at 5:00. bang on the drum all day. >> this is blasting out of his
office the other day. it was tuesday. >> it's better than coming in every day to the theme from "frozen." we're catching up with superstar carrie underwood in just a bit as she gets ready to lend her voice once again to nbc's coverage of the nfl season. >> and keeping with music theme, we're gearing up for a live concert on the plaza tomorrow from bastille. >> all right. also ahead, our good buddy david carvey is here sharing his impressions on the presidential race and more. >> matt asked me a second ago where's charlie because he wasn't here two seconds ago. he was inside being interviewed by "people" magazine. we got him just in the nick of time. here he is. >> who is excited for scarf season? jill martin is here with special steals and deals highlighting some must have things.
>> and martha stewart will share delicious recipes with fresh j veggi veggies, carson. >> mr. roker, a check of the weather? >> fall weather getting ready. let's think about what's going on. first of all, we got strong storms today making their way through the midwest. hot and humid in the east. cooler in the pacific northwest. scattered showers through the southwest. and as we look ahead toward tomorrow, those storms make their way a little further east. still hot and humid in the southeast. more strong storms in the midwest upper mississippi river valley. the sunshine returns to the pacific northwest. we're looking at plenty of sunshine through the southwest. hopefully the weather where you are isn't for the birds. that's right. because nobody likes foul weather. i don't want to roughly your fehers with thisat good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a muggier morning, a hot, humid afternoon. temperatures soar this afternoon.
95 degrees for philadelphia. it will feel like 102. suburbs, lehigh valley, 90s with enough humidity to make it feel like it's close to 100 or even a little bit hotter. new jersey, same story. sunshine, a few scattered clouds. 99 degrees. the feels like temperature for boarden town. 80s at the shore but steamy. and rehoebth beach up to 99 degrees for a feels like temperature krrb have a great day. iowa. hello america. because it's time for football night in america. who doesn't love a little football night in america. got the big game coming up tonight. yeah. this is a good one. we've got carolina against the broncos. sports authority field. partly cloudy. 80 degrees. it's all coming up tonight on nbc at 8: 8:30 it's sunday nigh football night in america.
guys? >> i missed that, al. thank you very much. now something new we're calling lasting impressions. you have your own graphics with dana carvey. we had a great time the last time you were on the show. >> i want to thank the graphic team for that. >> you'll pay later. he's back this morning with his arsenal of impressions ready to take on the political world. how have you been? >> very good. quite an exciting summer. >> were you traveling yesterday? did you see any of the commander in chief deal. >> i saw all of it. trump is like this. how are you qualified to be president? because april so good. i know how to do it, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. hillary is asked about the e-mails one more time. take it easy in there. i'll be in in a second. >> do you ever wish you could be -- we'll get back to bill.
do you wish you could be a fly on the wall as they prep for an event like that or debate. >> giuliani has helped trump be more presidential. the way you can win, the only way you can win this thing is you can't come off like a nut ball. you can't come off completely insane. that's the only way to go. i know that. how old are you? okay. okay. okay. okay. feel free to laugh. >> sometimes i ask questions with a lot of names in them to see what i can get you to do. what did you make about trump's comments about vladimir putin? >> it's clear that he loves. it's off the charts. he said i was brilliant, okay. he loved my hair. putin has him in his back pocket because he'll flatter the hell out of him if he gets elected. i like your hair and you have a very great body. you know you can have ukraine. never been there. >> i didn't think you would have
a putin. i really didn't. nobody even knows what he sounds like. >> matt lauer is the best. he did a good job. you have a fan. >> one. >> he said last night that he didn't have a plan. i'm going to take out this family. he said that before. i'll take out their families. this is stuff you can't imagine obama doing just calling up mom. frankie the fish, barack obama. i would like to see if you can get the boys together and go over to syria and take out isis. sure thing mr. president. we'll go over. rubber chicken. that would only work in new york. it makes no sense. it makes no sense. let me tell you something, so fabulous. so good. hillary total disaster.
e-mails. e-mails. >> you don't even need me here for this, do you? you mentioned bill clinton a second ago. can you picture him as first gentleman if hillary clinton gets elected. >> i would want bill clinton right next to me. it's okay. calm down, baby. it's good. it's good. where are you going this weekend? okay. i'll just stay here. i'm drifting off there. it was so fabulous. just fantastic. >> we were talking in the commercial break when i was doing this whole football night in america thing, you're a fan. >> yes. broncos. destruction. i like cam quarter newton. sorry. only joke i got. >> we talked yesterday. >> it's amazing how much it affected me and the world and even sean connery because he'll
be the new james bond said i can't believe they broke up. obama needed quiet time. michelle, give me a second. i got to take a knee. something happened yesterday. taylor swift no more. >> i didn't see sean connery in the knonotes. >> where are we on time? >> you can have the whole hour. >> paul mccartney on mars. well i didn't know it would be so red. i like that. donald trump applies chapstick. there we are. so nice. okay. okay. arnold schwarzenegger enjoys a sandwich. they are just very, very quick. barack obama starts an outboard motor. hold on, michelle. let me get the motor. no. no. let me do it now.
no, no, no. no, no, no. >> these are things you think of on the plane flying across countriry. >> one for you. michael caine as a 2 year old. al is my greatest audience. >> dana carvey, when are you coming back? >> i'll be here tomorrow. >> good deal. >> i don't really have a life. they put me in a special box and al gives me a cookie. he looks incredible. been here since '68. >> you're coming back next month with more presidential takes. dana carvey, guys. and jill martin, steals and deals. everything you need to fill up your full fashion
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we're back. monday marks the unofficial start of summer. jill martin is here with exclusive bargains on some must have items. a segment we call steals and deals. what do we have? >> i can't believe we're talking about fall already. here we go. fall must haves for steals and deals. everything you need for fall. retail is $138. welcome olivia and alex. our beautiful models. >> cute. >> they're great. three styles. these are flattering on a lot of women. the retail is 138. deal is 39.99. 71% off. >> you can do it with tights or something like that or boots. >> a blazer and great for travel because they don't wrinkle. >> roll them in a ball. love it. thank you so much.
we were talking about scarf season. nobody looks to scarf season like carson as we mentioned. we have great deal. >> these are ombre scarves. they are cashmere scarves. available in nine colors. retail 129. deal is 26. 80% off. super pretty and would dress up any outfit. >> i want you to do a segment on how to tie scarfs. ladies, thank you so much. our next models are ana maria and rebecca. modeling handbags. >> these are 100% italian leather. they come in four fall colors. retail 495. $98 is the deal. >> nice, soft leather. thank you so much.
we have to do a jewelry item. >> this i love. it's partridge jewelry. you can either get necklace or earrings. earrings have initials on it. it's nice if you have a daughter or son to wear that. necklace comes with a pearl and heart or initial. retail is 38. deal is 11.40. 70% off. a great gift. >> a good gift if you're organized you could do shopping right now. >> i can't imagine. >> day before. day before. these are cute. >> retail is 106. it's a tassel pouch but also a key chain. retail 106. deal is 32. 70% off. >> very cute. thank you so much. real quick i'll run through products. the dresses, scarfs, handbags, jewelry and the pouches and key chains. go to today.com. we'll answer all questions.
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this. it's like 350-degree oven. this is a lot of herbs and feta cheese. black olives and oregano. very good. squares of dough. >> you make your own. could you buy store bought. >> you could. it's easy to make this. butter, flour and water and layer these little tarts with tomato and feta cheese mixture and doesn't that look good? >> coating of egg batter? >> that's agency wash. you egg wash the edges of your tart. that's what they look like. >> how beautiful. do you like them? there's more. this was grown in her garden. how cool is that. you're growing meatballs again? >> the vegetable book is vegetable based but it does have some meat recipes and some fish recipes. this is a combination of pork
and beef. you can do turkey. pork and beef. just turkey. just beef. and these are little meatballs. all of the ingredients, ginger, salt, pepper, toasted sesame oil and garlic and scallions. make tiny meatballs and layer them. these get sauteed in the pan. roasted peppers. and do you like chai chilies? they're hot. >> love them. >> you can put in lime mayonnaise. >> you start on the next one. i'm going to taste this one. this is a ricotta and kale dip. so easy to make. saute your kale. this is a little bit of olive oil and take the stems off the kale and just tear it into pieces. >> you know who loves kale? >> i love kale.
>> so much fun to pick it and grow. this sautes down until it wiltz like this. add salt and pepper to this and ricotta. put in a little baking dish. bake like this. very simple. eat it with -- >> i got a super hot pepper. >> i told you. >> it's like a five alarm fire over here. that happened to me too. >> these are peppers. these are delicious. these are like seared? >> no. this is olive oil again. these are so popular in a lot of japanese shops. and just let these saute until they are browned like this. this you could taste. every other one is -- >> almost like a surprise. the first nine or good. >> i would say -- >> i got a live one.
>> what do you think? >> really good. we'll be grazing all morning long on this. thank you so much. the book by the way is beautiful. there you go. catching up with music superstar carrie underwood but first this is "today" on nbc. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one.
welcome back, everyone. the nfl season kicks off next week here on nbc. >> carrie underwood has a new theme song and natalie got a sneak peek. >> after ten years of waiting all day for sunday night, the waiting is finally over. the iconic "sunday night football" theme song that kicks off the highest rated program on television is being replaced. when the new england patriots take on the arizona cardinals this weekend on nbc, country music superstar carrie underwood will change the song. >> we've completely changed the song. it's been ten incredible years with waiting all day for sunday night and i think everybody just kind of felt like let's reinvigorate everything and just
kind of see what we can do. it kind of hit me one day. i was, like, i have a song that would work perfectly. it's just kind of a fight, stomp, clap, gritty kind of song. we started messing with the lyrics and sure enough, it's pretty dang perfect. ♪ oh sunday night >> if the song sounds familiar, that's because oh sunday night is a retooled version of "something bad" which reached number one on billboard's country song chart in 2015. and while underwood is confident the energetic new song she came up will continue the tradition of revving up millions of viewers before the big game, she's prepared for monday morning quarterbacks. >> there's always going to be
some, you know, naysayers no matter what you do. if we kept everything the same, there probably would have been people that would be upset why are they doing the same thing and if we change it up, there will be some people that might not like that. >> either way, underwood will be watching sunday's game from her tour bus is eager for people to hear the new song. >> i'm part of this huge television show that millions of people will tune into watch every single week celebrating some amazing athletes. we just kind of do our thing and have fun with it. i hope that shows. i know that will show. >> exciting. >> nice to have football back. >> it really is. by the way, season gets under way tonight. super bowl rematch. denver broncos -- do they do that on purpose? >> yes. >> broncos versus panthers. i didn't know. >> the sequel. >> the sequel. can't wait. the rematch. it will be very different.
>> what do you have coming up? >> fantastic julianne moore coming up. and breaking a new guinness world record. i'm tracy davidson. let's get to your first aheard neighborhood forecast with bill henley. >> it's a sunny one, and more humid than yesterday and a hot afternoon on the way. already 80 degrees in delaware. sunshine, nice and bright at frawley stadium. into the 90s this afternoon. we'll see 90 degrees by 1:00 this afternoon. and enough humidity to make it feel like it's 100 degrees or a little more in philadelphia. 94 for the suburbs.
new jersey, 93, except at the shore where it will be 86 this afternoon. tracy. >> with the heat predicted today, reading school district is dismissing its student early because they don't have buildings with air conditioning systems. all other reading schools will operate on a regular schedule. and trenton public schools also shortening their days today and tomorrow. the trenton district has 22 schools but not all have central air. >> we continue to follow breaking news on i-95 in new castle. a driver suffered minor injuries when hiss tractor trailer overturned spilling unstamped pennies all over the highway. let's get you updated with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. crews are making progress, right? >> right. big updates here. we have been watching this accident all morning with big delays because you can see pennies and massive cleanup under way on 95 northbound just approaching route 141. now, alternates there, well, you
can take route 1 and take 13, you can get on 445 and head back to 95 that way. good news is dell dot reports two left lanes will reopen by 9:00 this morning. also watching an accident over the walt whitman bridge heading westbound to philadelphia, and another on camden. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. you can stay updated with the nbc10 app.
this morning on "today's take," julianne moore on her new role that has her teaming up with george clooney and the stars of "brother nature" and find out which celebrities showed up for breakfast at my house. all that and more coming up. >> announcer: frombc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it is the official start to the weekend for college kids. thursday morning, september 8th, 2016. billy, tamron and al. "today's take" begins. al and hi a phenomenal day yesterday. we're going to talk about it. >> you were hanging out. >> we went to yankee stadium.
>> before we went, you were hosting your show for msnbc. what happened? did someone moon you in the crowd or something? you look like you were horrified. >> live on air yesterday. i wore this orange dress. sitting there interviewing congressman charlie wrangle. i look down and i see something yellow. i feel pain. i'm being stung by a yellow jacket in the middle of this interview with this lawmaker. brutal pain. in all of my years, i've never been stung by anything. >> me either. bitten by a mosquito. >> nothing. >> on air live. >> tears started rolling down my eyes as charlie rangel is talking about budget and sequester and this stuff. i had to put an ice pack on. i had to tough it out. >> soldier right through. >> i got this ointment.
>> i saw that. he's in my office right now. he's on a box of cereal. my honey nut cheerios box. >> i always fear about sneezing on the air. >> if you feel a sneeze coming on, look at the light and apparently it's supposed to -- i never sneezed on air. i cursed once on air. well twice. >> a sting to swearing on air. >> you think of odd things that happen on television to you. instead of the city of chicago -- i did that. >> sean connery does that all the time. >> now i know i'm not allergic to stings. >> but you do get nervous around stings. it works out nicely. >> the singer. >> al and i prepared for vendor
wars. we went out to yankee stadium where we met a couple legends in james and john standing behind us right now. al and i went head to head. who could sell the most programs. and then we graduated to peanuts and cracker jacks. roker is a television icon. american treasure. the man has been on television forever. to go up against him in public is -- >> these are your teammates. >> james and john. >> between them 111 years vending. >> one guy 55 years selling and another guy 56 years. >> you had peanuts. popcorn. >> look at that little girl. lauren. she was the cutest little girl. >> she loves you. >> roker goes below the belt. he takes the baby. as if he's not liked enough by people. he's walking around with this cute baby buying cracker jacks. >> why didn't you pull money out
of your wallet and stuff it. he wouldn't have known. >> it was fiercely hot out there. the competition was even hotter. you'll have to wait and see when we cut everything together what happens and who wins. >> speaking of heat. what a mess. this is fantastic. >> he loves this. >> this is great. >> kanye, aka, yeezy. had his fashion show in new york yesterday. i wanted to go. he had the models according to some reports stand there for upwards around three hours. people started falling out of their shoes. >> the shoes started to disintegrate. >> this season his shoes are plastic. he looks on lblivious to it.
>> one model had to get help. >> she's down on her knees. >> just dropping. >> people were waiting on buses for a couple of hours. this thing was a mess. >> there was a blogger who live tweeted everything that was happening saying kanye and his team weren't getting models water. they called it a hot mess. >> sacrifice for fashion. we know that but that's -- >> not that much. >> what about plastic shoes. see through shoes that kim wore, one of the models wore. that's nasty on a hot day. >> kim is one of kanye's mews. >> looks like she's wearing saran wrap. >> i refrain from wearing this dress but today i broke it out for the first time. risky choice. that might be the ugliest
fashion thing i've ever seen. >> you know what's best about it, the smile on his face. he's in kanye world. this is great. >> i hit another home run. >> that's crazy. he's oblivious but he does get praise for his sneakers, his fashion line. >> not this one. >> not the boots that kim had on. >> we're talking about him today. >> look at that smile. i did great. everybody loves me. >> remember how hot it was, the choice of the black t-shirt and black jeans probably a bad move. got to be hot in there. last year he had in tapestry of white he had lamar's first appearance. we're talking about him today. >> come on, al. >> he's a genius. >> this was last year. they look like "game of thrones."
>> that would work out well. >> could you imagine kanye in "game of thrones"? how great would that be? >> we have something big coming up for you, tamron. you know the movie, "grease." you won't believe the new theory about sandy and danny. it takes the whole precedence and turns it upside down on its head. are you ready for this? >> i'm not ready for this. >> who are you ready for? >> julianne moore is coming up. >> love her. >> she'll be join us. so excited. we love her. we love her. >> do you know where s i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a little cash back on the side. with the blue cash everyday card from american express,
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they dropped the pans. they are stunned by it. >> if it's food, you have five seconds to get it off the ground. i'll eat it. >> you're going to go nuts. it went viral. the theory sandy is dead the whole time in the entire movie takes place in her mind as she's dying. >> it makes perfect -- first of all, it's one of my favorite movies of all time. think about it. it opens like this on a beach kind of looks fuzzy like you're in dream. and i've always wondered -- i've always wondered why the end of the movie they jet off in the car up to heaven. the theory is that she's not alive. >> she's going into taking her spot next to lord there. >> he's dead too?
>> he went up to heaven. >> did they both drown? >> i have another beef. i saved her life. she nearly drown. she nearly drown. >> take a listen. ♪ i saved her life she nearly drown ♪ ♪ he showed up splashing around ♪ ♪ summer nights >> are they all dead? wait a minute. there's a polar bear and smoke monster in this movie. >> it's like bruce willis' movie where they're all dead. >> we found that out at the end. >> they did in this. they go to heaven in a car. >> who's dead in the movie? just sandy?
>> sandy is dead the whole time. >> everybody around her and danny is driving the car. is he dead? >> dead. everybody's dead in her head. it's in her head that she's dead. >> it's in her head. >> okay. here's a question. why are we talking about this? >> this is a near and dear franchise. >> it's not real life. >> to some it's very important. >> it was a play. a musical. >> you remembered ad campaign. >> you love this story. >> okay. the most interesting man in the world played by a west sider. we last see him after years of playing this character he blasts off to mars. >> retiring him. >> he's gone. and now introduces us to the new most interesting man in the world. check it out.
>> what do you think? >> wait for it. hold on. >> maybe he has a part in there now. >> maybe the most interesting couple. >> do you think they made him a partner or that's his girlfriend? >> i don't know. >> other women much like james bond. when you look at that man, i say not traditional good looks but something brewooding and sexy. one week, one year, forever? >> one week, one year, forever? >> what category is he in for you? >> just a day. >> 41-year-old french actor.
>> am i wrong to think one day? >> he's hot, right? >> he's hot but -- >> the show is so compelling. >> here's a question. courtney, do you think he's cute? >> thumbs up. >> i won't ask the same question because she's roker's daughter. >> here's a theory. he's dead. >> could be. >> it would be the original when he was dead because he got jetted off in the sky. sandy went in the sky. >> that could work. now listen, you are both technologically savvy. iphone 7 comes out yesterday. do you like it okay? >> interesting to see what happens with the new iphone 7 which we'll talk about. very expensive. >> how much is it? >> jacks are 159. phone is 649. >> hold on. you get earbuds with it.
>> not the new one. >> okay. it's not wireless. you don't get wireless ones. they got rid of the headphone jack. however, it comes with some earbuds that plug into the lightning port of your phone. >> they don't give you anything. >> it comes with the box. >> i need to be given something by tim cook. >> you get a box with your big expensive shoes but you still get the shoes. i'm just saying. it comes with the parts. >> but the buds. we were talking about in the meeting is that the buds, the ones that everyone wants, those are extra, right? >> those are extra. $159. those are extra. same kind of controversy when they got rid of the disk drive. >> i will lose those, al. every single time i get a pair within the hour. i will lose them. they come with low jack, that's what i need.
>> this is what sandy played when she went to heaven. a little violin. let's check your weather. see what's going on. i'll tell you, man, is it going to be hot and humid over the next several days. 18 million folks under heat advisories. look at these temperatures today. it will feel like 97 in nashville. 101 in dallas. 93 in new york city. tomorrow we'll have more heat, more humidity and looking at records coming up over the next day or two. for example in d.c. and dulles airport, atlantic city, philadelphia, all setting records today probably. tomorrow, philadelphia, atlantic city, new york city and hartford. just hold on. hold on. there's relief coming as you can see by monday, it's 79 in new york. 84 in charlotte. that's your good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a muggier morning, a hot, humid afternoon. temperatures soar this afternoon. 95 degrees for philadelphia.
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records 2017 book. we welcome a talented young lady who is a leg up on the competition. check it out. >> meet brea roberts. an interesting knack for twisting and turning her body into awkward positions. it wasn't until she discovered her talent for one legged jump roping that her record breaking dreams became reality. she achieved her first title in 2013 with 29 skips in just a minute. then broke her own record a year later with 33 skips. today she's looking to break her own guinness world record yet again for the most one legged jump rope skips in one minute. brea, break a leg. kidding. welcome to both of you. how did you discover this talent? >> someone asked me do you think
you could jump rope with your leg behind your head. i don't know. i'll try. >> what's the record to break? >> 33 in one minute. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> all right. take it away. you tell her when to start. >> once your leg is behind your head i'll give you the countdown. >> perfect. >> wow. >> okay. for the record, three, two, one. go. >> you kind of wonder what happens if she loses her balance. >> oh no. >> 16 seconds. >> oh. equipment malfunction.
>> she's going to try still. counting down. >> ten seconds to go. five. four. three, two, one. stop. >> i'm so sorry. you got caught up. i know you must be disappointed. >> i'm okay because i still have the record anyway. >> that's true. >> i mean, as you saw, there were a lot of rotations were complete. the record to beat was 33. she achieved 35. >> she did it. she broke the record. congratulations. she broke the record. she did it. all right. and billy came in for that.
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with first alert traffic reporter francesca. >> absolutely. we have been watching this accident all morning long. we do have good news however for the last several hours, traffic has been at a stand still, so now two lanes have reopened. do expect heavy volume in that area. we're also looking at an accident on the walt whitman bridge in the westbound lane before the bridge toll plaza. do expect lane restrictions. and this is a live shot, right at belmont avenue. travel times beginning to stack up. from the blue route to the vine, a little over 20 minutes. >> the new nfl season gets under way tonight at 7:30. a super bowl rematch between the panthers and broncos. and nbc10 is your official eagles station. we'll get you ready for sunday's game against the browns. join us at 9:30 sunday morning, then we'll break down all the action after the late news on the eagles gameday final.
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>> she is one of hollywood's biggest stars winning every award under the sun from an oscar to an emmy and multiple golden globes. >> hard to believe it's been an over three decade career but she's played remarkable roles. >> tell me how you feel about it. >> you should feel pretty darn good. >> a lot of big projects in the works right now. >> we're going to talk to julianne moore and continue to compliment her as we look at her incredible career. julianne moore is a class act gracing the hollywood screen for the past 30 years. she got her start acting on the soap opera "as the world turns"
before transitioning to movies. the series of oscar nominated roles -- >> i chose life. >> life doesn't end just because we don't see each other. >> wanting a divorce. >> countless blockbuster favorites. >> just like old times. >> shut up. sometimes you hurt the ones you love the most. i don't know why. i don't know when you and i stopped being us. may your aim be as true as your heart. >> and winning an emmy portraying sarah palin in "game change." >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> and early onset alzheimer's in "still alice." >> i don't know who i am.
>> that year she made "time's" list of the most influential people in the world as this hollywood star continues to shine. >> lifetime achievement award goes to julianne moore. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> you can hang them up now. >> they can say that at my memorial service. >> you're not even done yet. >> i hope not. >> i felt for you during that. it's weird to be complimented when you're sitting right here. >> and at this time of the morning. >> think of the rest of the day. >> any part of you thinking where's "crazy stupid love." >> it was in there. >> we all have a movie. do you have a favorite? >> i really, really don't. my favorite is usually what i'm currently working on. i like to just keep going. be in the moment.
>> and besides the movies, you really take up great causes. you're a paid spokesperson for project literacy. it's so important. it's a big problem in this country we don't even realize. >> literacy rates have remained stagnant. one in ten people globally. it's something that doesn't get a lot of attention because people feel like this problem is solved. yet it's linked to every global development issue we have. poverty. and crime and gender inequality and disease. it's worth talking about and bringing people's attention to it. >> think about social interactions. it's self-esteem. confidence. you can't read, you can't write, you are out of the room before you enter. >> if you receive medical treatment and you can't read -- first of all, would you go to a
doctor if you're illiterate? would you feel like you would go and understand instructions. if you are given instructions and you bring them home and don't know how to follow them, your health is going to suffer. there is so many issues that are affected by it. >> that's always the question when celebrity take on issues. you do it in such a classy way where it doesn't come off as if you are preaching. you are a citizen of the world and speaking out. >> i love to read. it's what made me an actor and opened the world to me. i think it gives you access to absolute everything. and everybody. you suddenly realize you're not alone and all these thoughts that we feel exist somewhere else so that idea of connectivity as well as incredible function is very important. >> and you're still going strong. wonder struck coming up. >> yes. very beautiful book. >> directed by --
>> todd haines. it was great to work here in new york city where i live. >> and directed by clooney and matt damon in it. >> how do you prepare? those guys party? when it's party night -- >> the twinkle in your eye. >> i have to be the girl here. your fashion is the most beautiful. from the red carpet to what you're wearing now. okay. i know again that i'm going to be the girl here. >> i like clothes too. what can i say. >> "freckled face strawberry" kids book. >> it's about how you speak. >> julianne moore one of the greatest. thanks for hanging with us. >> thank you for being so nice to me.
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for breakfast at my house. have a seat. that's you at the head of the table. donald is going after hillary. >> madness. >> sean mendhawn mendez, welcom house. >> thank you for having me. >> how about that? shawn mendez singing sensation with five platinum singles in my kitchen. >> you are having dad's legendary pancakes. this is the secret. don't say it. >> it looks a little gross. >> you wouldn't think it. >> step into my office. >> all right. >> that's a perfect pancake right there. that's so far the lead pancake. have a seat. enjoy. being 18, does it feel different? >> a little more hungry all the
time. >> feeding this machine. >> i'm going to crush all of the pancakes if you keep putting them on the plate. >> i would think it's hard to process what's happened in the last few years. you went from six-second vines to sold out madison square garden in less than five minutes. >> you can't really fathom it. there are no words to make people understand what it feels like. >> you are growing up with your fans. are they allowing you to grow up? >> totally. i think that's been the most fun part. from the silly things like my style when i only wore khakis and vans shoes to putting on a leather jacket for the first time. >> this album for you seems to me is like a whole different level. >> i think a big thing for people to understand is that not
only is it going to be really different for people but it was different for me. when i went into the studio, i was learning myself as an artist and i was experimenting and i found myself in the studio making the album. it's a whole new world to me. >> tell me about the song "patience." you said that you have a sore spot for older people who are weird around younger people. >> i think that it's not based off your age of the way you act, it's based off your personality. >> did you have a mrs. robinson move? i got to know. >> it's okay. it was just about -- >> who hasn't? >> it's basically about frustration when people treat you your age. >> tell me about john and ed and how those relationships came about. >> between managers and friends and stuff we got connected very early in my career. i was driving with my friends
going to get breakfast or something and my manager text me said this guy named john mair wants your number. i was showing my friends. this is nuts. this isn't real. i tell you what, connected between every sickle successful artist, actor, person, number one all around was how hard they work. just don't stop. just do everything. you're lucky that it's happening to you. people don't get the opportunity. >> shawn, you're a great guy. >> thank you. you too. >> to shawn mendez, our first guest on breakfast with billy. >> to many more. >> please. you're welcome any time. >> love it. did you give him time to eat? sthaes that's a growing young man. >> he housed many plates of pancakes. my daughters were going crazy. he's adorable. he just announced dates for his
2017 arena world tour as we mentioned performing to a sold out crowd at madison square garden. sold out in less than five minutes. how about a check of the weather? >> let's show you what we have happening today along this front. strong storms firing up. we're going to watch that hot and humid in the east into the southeast. cooler and rainier in the pacific northwest. the sunshine back out tomorrow in portland tomorrow. severe storms continuing in the mid mississippi and ohio river valleys. some showers may make their way into the northeast. heat and humidity continues in the southeast. 101 in good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a muggier morning, a hot, humid afternoon. temperatures soar this afternoon. 95 degrees for philadelphia. it will feel like 102. suburbs, lehigh valley, 90s with enough humidity to make it feel like it's close to 100 or even a little bit hotter. new jersey, same story. sunshine, a few scattered
clouds. 99 degrees. the feels-like temperature for bordentown. 80s at the shore but steamy. and rehoboth beach up to 99 for a feels-like temperature. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. coming up, what happens when two "snl" stars team up in a new movie? >> they're holding their -- that's not -- that's not -- >> after these messag hi, i'm the honorary real trix rabbit. general mills wants me to let you know that we use real stuff like honey, cinnamon and cocoa to make these cereals tasty, and these guys for awesome colors. that means no artificial flavors or colors. nice. and now for the moment i've been waiting for.. i get the trix. silly real trix rabbit, trix are still for kids. hmmm. rookie mistake.
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>> this movie looks like a lot of fun. you guys were almost meant to be -- you're the new abbott and costello. >> wow. nice. >> we'll take it. >> i didn't see that coming. >> thank you very, very much. i love abbott and costello and of course love movies with "great outdoors." this movie is intentionally a love letter to those. "what about bob?" >> great chemistry. >> you're very kind. >> we have great chemistry if you know what i mean. >> one week, one year, forever.
>> that's how we're rating. one week, one year -- >> one second. >> i would take you for life. >> thank you very much. >> i come with him. >> one night. >> you come watch. >> you're the one who brought it up. >> you have to instagram everything. >> the sound of five voices at once. beautiful. there's another movie coming. you're doing this together but you have another film with schwarzenegger in it? >> yes. taran directed the film. >> you kill him? >> we're showing why we're trying to. why we're killing -- >> what does he do? >> i think we have to go back and reshoot the movie. >> billy, what are you doing for the next two weeks? >> billy has a whip. >> lion tamer in me. >> what do you think, billy?
more lion. >> more cowbell. >> you're not on "snl" this year. it breaks my heart. >> i will miss it. i will miss the incredible crew and cast. >> you'll never see bobby again. >> i'm intentionally trying to not look at him. >> we're not in the same studio. it's a split screen. >> contestant number one. >> "brother nature" hits select theaters tomorrow. we're back in a moment filled with laughter and joy.
>> what have you guys coming up today? >> we'll never start without. >> we'll never start without. >> we have our newspapers know >> we'll never start without. >> we have our the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have...
toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. already starting to warm up out there. let's get you details with meteorologist bill henley. >> bright sunshine. more humidity today, and the temperatures are climbing. a little bit of a breeze, but the wind has shifted from yesterday. more of a southwesterly or westerly wind. that's allowing temperatures to warm up. 70s for the lehigh valley and the suburbs. delaware is 79 degrees. already 81 in south jersey and in philadelphia, 82 in brewerytown. at the airport, low 80s, and 82 in northeast philadelphia
airport. in bustleton, 95 degrees this afternoon. >> all right, bill. following breaking news on i-95 north in new castle for several hours. this tractor trailer overturn e early this morning spilling unstamped penny all over the highway. crews have been making progress. let's get you updated with francesca. >> good morning, tracy. absolutely. picture this. traffic has been at a standstill since 4:00 a.m., and this is all along the i-95 northbound route in new castle, delaware. good news on the way. we do have two lanes actually that have just opened and also, too, keeping an eye for an accident along the walt whitman bridge in the westbound lane before the bridge toll plaza. we'll have more updates when i come back. also, the vine street expressway at 18th street. >> in montgomery townie, police and the fbi need help finding this man, keyon johnson. he and another man robbed a td
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this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. welcome to thirsty thursday. it's september 8. who is that? >> that is luke bryant. >> a great show for you to day. look at this beautiful lady in our kitchen. that is haley did you have. and that necklace is wearing you beautifully. >> i might need that. >> she's a new mom. she has handsful and a meal for busy parents that is just six ingredien ingredients. it has shrimp and pasta. >>
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