good morning. getting nervous? a bold statement from bernie sanders about the hillary clinton campaign as he makes a big push in a battleground state. we're live on the campaign trail. deadly crash. a horrific scene at a road rally as a car crash noose a packed crowd. at least six people are killed, including a pregnant woman. how did it happen? picture of strength, the first images of the only person to survive that deadly shooting last month. she reveals when she may be able to leave the hospital. and hail mary.

byu upsetting nebraska with an unbelievable play as the clock ran out. >> in the wind! down to the goal line! and it's call! touchdown! the celebrations still going strong today, september 6, 2015. from nbc news, this is "today", live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. i'm peter alexander. it's never fun as labor day approaches and you know that summer is over, but when football begins like this we know we're in for a good fall season. the guy tanner mangum who through that pass was a backup quarterback. he hadn't played organized football in three years because he had been on a mormon mission overseas. >> when you hear the byu radio

call. >> got time, launches it, goes for the end zone, it drops at the! he got it! he got it! the cougars win it! >> he got it! >> i don't know if could i get my voice that high. >> that's what we call a fal set owe. >> and then your alma mater. nice start for you guys, as well. >> northwestern with a big upset against stanford. this was at home. the last time northwestern beat a top 25 team, they went to the rose bowl, just sayin'. >> look at that. little dance. >> great. >> they got a lot of time to practice. we've been waiting for that for a long time. our top story, believe it or not, is not football at this point. it is the campaign for the white house and hillary clinton really trying to reset her campaign at

this point. as the controversy over her e-mail looms large. on saturday she admitted she paid a staffer to maintain her e-mail server, this, as she has a feud with donald trump. >> reporter: secretary clinton, her goal is to move beyond the e mail controversy. but with mounting questions, the race keeps getting tighter here in iowa. secretary clinton back in iowa today, after a big win in new hampshire on saturday. >> my friend, hillary clinton for president! >> reporter: where clinton scored the coveted endorsement of jeanne shaheen. >> i firmly believe what's good for women is good for america! >> reporter: but overshadowing it all, a new revelation. clinton acknowledging for the first time saturday her family

personally paid state department aide bryan pagliano to maintain her private server while she was secretary of state. >> we obviously paid for those services and did so because during a period of time we continued to need his technical assistance. and i think that's in the public record. >> pagliano is the same aide who said he would plead the fifth this past week, refusing to speak to a congressional committee about the issue. >> and we have encouraged everyone to cooperate. >> reporter: the e-mail controversy is taking a toll in places like iowa where bernie sanders has come within striking distance of clinton. on saturday, sanders acknowledged his surge. >> i think the clinton people are getting very nervous about the energy our campaign is bringing forth. >> reporter: clinton says she's not focussed on sanders but on her republican rivals, taking a shot at donald trump. >> i'd rather you stop

cherishing women and start respecting women. >> reporter: trump fired back saying hillary said nasty things about me off her teleprompter, but there was no emotion, no truth. >> reporter: she will try to turn attention back to issues like the economy. but her republican rivals, including the only other woman in the race continue to pounce. now it is going to be a bus ey hours. a lot of eyes are going to be on vice president joe biden who will be in the battleground state of pennsylvania's continues to mull a run himself. >> kristin, thanks. >> marking one year anniversary of "meet the press". congratulations. >> thank you. >> labor day weekend is here. the school year begins as well.

if you can put the campaign season in that school mind set, give us the report card, the summer report card for the democrats. hillary clinton trying to overcome the e-mail stumbles and bernie sanders. how do you grade how they've gotten to this place as americans really begin tuning in in earnest. >> let's look at both parties. it's basically establishment has had a horrible summer. outsiders have had a great summer, and it's working this way in both parties. bernie sanders surging. we're going to have two new polls coming out of vermont and new hampshire. and not to give away the story here, but the song remains the same. bernie sanders is surging, hillary clinton is struggling, and there's a new wrinkle. we now have joe biden viewed as the more electable candidate than hillary clinton. labor day, the traditional start, we always say, of the campaign season, at the starting line right now, hillary

clinton's in some trouble. >> that's going to add to the conversations in wilmington, you can believe that as we head into the fall. i want to talk about congress. they're wrapping up their five-week summer recess, must be nice. and the iran deal is on the horizon for them. the president has secure add veto-proof iran deal. that means that this thing is going to go through. is this a victory or is that he's avoiding defeat here? >> it's surviving. in our polarized climate everything is done through a red/blue prism. i think foreign policy being viewed that way now as well. we're seeing this iran deal, republicans essentially uniformly against it. democrats, some splintering, but mostly for it. at least as far as elected democrats are concerned. and it makes conducting foreign policy more difficult today than ever before. and it's, in fact, going to be one of the pieces of the conversation i'm going to have

with former secretary of state colin powell. he laments this new state. >> congratulations and good luck in a second year ahead. one of your guests as you noted will be the former secretary of state colin powell this morning the fbi is asking for any tips to help find the men. >> authorities are calling this new evidence significant, leaving many hopeful it could finally be the break they've been looking for in the search for the killers. >> reporter: as veinvestigators scoured the scene, a discovery, something they think might help them find who killed officer

gliniewicz. >> they took off toward the swamp. >> do you need a second unit? >> reporter: 17 minutes later, officers found gliniewicz shot to death. officials won't say what their newest evidence is, assignide f calling it, quote, significant. they say the officer's gun was recovered at the scene. >> it was found near the lieutenant's remains. i can't reveal how many times if was fired. >> reporter: fbi technicians are also piecing together several videos from intersections and area homes. they say the images they are seeing match up with the description offered by gliniewicz, two white men and one black. >> i believe that the subjects are dangerous, and i reiterate this. they murdered a police officer, so they're capable of doing anything. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said saturday they believe they're getting closer to identifying someone. >> historically what we've found

is they still localize, that's what we're hoping for, that they're still in the area, within our reach. >> they would only say that the new evidence was found by officers using machetes and weed whackers to clear that brush. trooper gliniewicz will be laid to rest with full honors. there is some good news about another story we've covered. this is uplifting on a sunday morning as we're getting the first look now of the only survivor of that deadly shooting in virginia. it's the smiling vickie gardner, there she is in her hospital bed. just weeks after she was shot during that live television broadcast near roanoke. >> she does continue to heal. and doctors say she may be able to leave the hospital soon. she's only survivor after a

gunman opened fire while she was being interviewed live on the air. there's another headline today. a deadly road rally crash is under investigation. shanel's been following that. >> there's a state of warning across spain after a crash that killed at least six people and injured at least 16 more. the horrific moment of the crash was recorded and posted to youtube. in the saturday evening dusk, they lost control and launched into the pack crowd lined up to watch the high speed race in northern spain. witnesses describe a horror scene of dead and injured. including a pregnant woman and one child. several children were taken to the hospital. the two-person team is not injured but said to be getting psychological scarcare. race organizers posted a black ribbon to facebook.

and spain's prime minister tweeted condolences. police are investigating what caused the deadly crash. a moment of silence will be held at sporting events across spain today. my grants in hu s is in hun continuing to march. they were unable to provide buses for those that want to travel to the border. thousands have made it to the two countries and the waive continues to arrive. pope francis called on every european parish to take in one migrant family. in kentucky demonstrators gathered to show their support for kim davis. davis is in jail on contempt of court charge after she refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. davis' husband insists she is going to stand firm. a disturbing story surfacing out of texas this morning. an investigation into a video of high school football players targeting an blind sighting a referee. two players were involved here.

one barrelling into the ref and causing him to fall. the other then diving into him. both players were ejected. school and team officials say they're trying to find out what brought about the behavior. a california kayaker is recovering this morning after surviving an attack by a hammer head shark. the 29-year-old was fishing with a friend dangling a foot in the water when the 10-foot hammer head attacked. the kayaker was air lifted to the hospital otherwise that's a rude

awakening. dylan dreyer, what do you have? >> the heat does not want to let go. it it remains hot through the middle of the country through the midwest and the east coach coa -- coast. we go into the afternoon we're looking for temperatures to run around 15 to nearly 20 degrees above average. especially across the upper midwest. chicago should hit 92 today. kansas city 95. a little farther to the east looking at temperatures above average still by about 5 to 15 degrees. highs approaching 90 degrees. in the northeast it's going to

stay warm. today is another beautiful day in the low to mid 80s but 90s by monday and tuesday. scattered showers in the southeast and a chance of stronger storms with the cold front moving to minneapolis. watch out for large hail and damaging wind gusts. the cool down arrives behind i am meteorologist anthony slaughter. waking up to a beautiful sunrise across the city this morning. across the rest of the day, a few clouds. we aren't seeing fog this morning. it will be a warmer day for most of us. talking 90s returning to the bay area today. south bay, 90 this afternoon, mid-80s for the peninsula. san francisco bay, 78 degrees. the tri-valley, a hot day, temperatures near 92. 87 for the north bay. and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you so much. coming up next on "today." tragic accident on the high

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tragedy suck. british ailer andrew ashman was struck. the first they fafatality in thy 20 year history of the race. >> it's disbelief. oh, god, it's andrew. such a lovely man. >> reporter: our thoughts and prayers to an old friend and colleague establish ambulance tweeted. a true gentlemen and inspirational paramedic. he had a permanent grin stuck on his face. he had unstoppable enthusiasm. the race began last sunday. twelve teams on identical yachts including eight americans. legendary yachtman sir robert johnson founded the competition. he understands the pearil of th journey which is open to all

sailers regardless of experience. the best thing to do is get back on there. >> reporter: a grueling adventure of a lifetime turned tragic. all of the race teams headed to brazil are observing a minute of silence in honor of ashman and other tributes like lowering their flags to half-staff. sir robin said ashman will be replaced and his yacht will finish the race. >> jacob rascon this morning, thanks. up next on "today" hello and goodbye. the adorable fan joining peyton manning on the field. two nfl players who have just found themselves without a team. that's right after this. with my android from tracfone, i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones.

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kris/2shot i'm kris sanchez . good morning to you. looking live at oakland in that tribune tower. nice and clear. but how is it going to feel when you walk outside? i am kris sanchez with anthony slaughter who has the forecast. >> that's the question. this time of year. been nice the past week, warmer today. talking about the return of 90s, kris. look at the sunrise. this is a live image of foster city. can't get any better than this. this is beautiful. looking at clear skies through the rest of the bay area. no fog this morning. that means a warm day, even at the coastline. 78 degrees for san francisco, mid-80s inland valleys. south bay and tri-valley, the return of 90s today.

if you have to be outside, take it easy, find a cool place. >> be friendly to neighbors who have pools. >> that's right. now to a developing story in morgan hill, evacuations are still in effect because of a standoff at an apartment complex. this is on berry court and crest avenue. authorities say a robbery suspect may be hunkered down. they chased him and saw him run inside, the suspect believed to be one of two men connected to an armed robbery at a game stop store yesterday. the other suspect is still at large. and chp calls this year one of the deadliest years on bay area roadways. that's why officers are increasing efforts to catch drunk drivers and prevent serious accidents this busy holiday weekend. more deputies are on patrol, they set up check points around the bay area. they say highway 85 in saratoga is one of the spots a high number of dui and accidents happened. deputies are asking them to show

licenses, prove they're capable of being behind the wheel. >> if they had something to drink, we pull them out of the vehicle, run them through a bunch of sobriety tests. >> they say already 120 people died because of crashes on california highways this year, 20% more than last year. last labor day weekend, nearly 30 people throughout the state were killed in car crashes. three of them died here in the bay area. changes at whole foods after a security guard allegedly beat a shopper unconscious in oakland thursday. that security guard and security company are now permanently off the job. an eyewitness post td pictures on twitter after the incident. the spokeswoman for the grocery chain says the customer made physical contact with an employee before that guard intervened. the customer is hospitalized in stable condition and oakland police and whole foods are also investigating. a company representative issued a statement saying, quote, we do have a zero tolerance policy for

violence. as a result of the violent behavior of the security guard at whole foods market in oakland, we are replacing the security firm in the store. coming up at 7:00, hovercraft technology. why nasa wants to get in on that action. we have the rest of the day's top stories at 7:00. more on the forecast as well. right now, back to the "today" show.

other way. inside the food. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are back on a sunday, september 6, 2015. he's leaving judges stunned on "america's got talent." they'll join us live. a great crowd here! can we hear you? [ cheers and applause ] we have to get it out of our system. still to come in the half hour dogs helping students in the classroom. we'll tell you to the chicago school that is being fetching --

like what i did with that? fetching results. rough crowd, as it were. they are helping kids learn to read. >> i love this story. and a little bit later harry smith, of course, sunday and this week's "sunday's with harry" he's taking to central park for a intense race against hundreds of boats. it's been going on for many years. a search for a killer in dallas. this morning police say they're looking for the gunman in the shocking death of a popular dentist. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest as the victim's family makes a desperate plea for justice. >> reporter: this morning kendra hatcher's family is searching for answers. >> i don't feel like i can move on. i don't feel like i can grieve at all. i'm just on a wait mode. >> reporter: waiting for dallas police detectives to track down the killer who gunned down the 35-year-old dentist in the park

garage of her apartment building saturday night. authorities already arrested 23-year-old crystal cortez after releasing surveillance images of vehicle of interest cortez borrowed. she admitted she conspired with an unnamed individual for $500 to be the get away driver in a robbery. the suspect's brother says he's shocked. >> knowing my sister, she's not capable of something like that. but i guess certain occasions have been to certain people and they're pushed to the limit. i'm not sure. >> reporter: according to the arrest warrant, cortez said another suspect shot hatcher and robbed her. the suspect remains on the loose and residents of the luxury apartment building are still on edge. >> really the main thing we want to know is why. the motive behind it. >> reporter: that's something that hatcher's aunt is feeling

this morning. >> i just want them to find who did this and make them pay for what they did to her. >> reporter: as family members continue to grieve, supporters are contributing to a go-fund me page to help pay for funeral costs. services are set for the end of the week. for "today" kerry sanders nbc news. . sheinelle is back with another look at the top headlines. >> good morning. investigators in illinois are hoping a new piece of evidence will help them find three suspects in the killing of a police lieutenant. investigators won't say what they found but do say they are getting closer to idding someone they want to talk to. investigation underway this morning into what exactly caused a deadly crash in spain. at least six people were killed when a car ran off the road during a race. and a kayaker in malibu, california is recovering this morning after he was bitten by a shark. dylan marks was dangling his foot off the side of the kayak

when he was bitten. he's in stable condition in the hospital. let's send it outside to dylan. >> a final check of the weather. >> hey, it's gorgeous out here now. we are loving the labor day weekend here in new york city. we have temperatures in the 80s and back into the 90s by the ti we get to monday and tuesday. we want to take a look at the tropics. we have another storm system that developed off the coast of africa. fred to the northwest there is fizzling out, but this is grace. this is just a tropical storm right now, but it is going to continue on the west ward trek at about 13 miles per hour. it doesn't strengthen that much. it's going to stay as a tropical storm for awhile and eventually upgrade, possibly to just a tropical storm at 45 miles per hour winds. so the strongest it ever gets will be about 65 miles per hour. not really going to be a threat but want to show you it's out there. a stronger storm today through minneapolis especially this afternoon and evening. keep in mind with the cold front. we could see damaging winds and also some large hail. also, chance of scattered

showers and storms through the southeast and the western great lakes we'll see the storms move hey, good sunday morning to you. i am meteorologist anthony slaughter. look at this beautiful sunrise into foster city this morning. look at the temperatures. it is chilly this morning. back in the 50s. we're going to see a warmer day than we saw yesterday. back to 90 for the south bay, peninsula in the 80s. san francisco up to close to 80 degrees. the north bay will see temperatures close to 90 with the tri-valley, temperatures in the low 90s today. take it easy. and a quick announcement out here. you want to announce to your family that you're having --? >> a girl! [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations! that's exciting news! congratulations. >> exciting news. dylan, thanks. days ago president obama became the first sitting u.s. president to enter the arctic

circle. he spoke to residents of one small alaskaan village. >> residents may be forced to flee because the changing climate. dave mel cough takes us alaska. >> reporter: only tiny cargo planes can land on that island. the 400 americans who live here can soon become this nation's first climate change refugees. >> basically that is what we would be. refugees. >> reporter: winter storms are literally eating the village alive. crashing ocean waves are eroding the island. once protected by huge chunks of sea ice. >> it's a sad thing. >> reporter: the same ice that protected their ancestors and reliably froze over for the winter hunt. as recently as the 1970s and

'80s village elders remember the winter arctic sea ice 10 feet in thickness. but this past year, it came down to 3 feet. not thick enough to hunt on and not thick enough to protect the village either. >> reporter: a congressional audit and the army corps. of engineers have identified these four alaska villages in desperate need of immediate relocation saying climate change is the issue here. for now the big rock wall is holding just barely. ♪ the plan here is to move everyone off the island. ♪ >> reporter: but that will cost billion billions. >> we want to keep alaska alive. >> reporter: with less ice to protect them and less food to

sustain them, even the berries they pick are changing. >> everything has changed. how we gather our food everything has changed. >> reporter: now the arctic ocean is quickly melting away the only life they've known. shelter from the storm is just 2 1/2 miles that way, but moving everybody and everything is expensive and difficult here 80 miles above the arctic circle. for today dave melcoff. >> you think about the climate change. but the idea of climate change refugees from the united states and the image of the ten feet of sea ice now just being a couple of feet. >> they've been so subtle. but so much happening so quickly. >> there's no time to adapt. >> nice to get the opportunity to have dave take us up there. s a place in the world we don't see often enough.

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the program is called "sit, stay, read" and designed to improve literacy rates in inner-city schools. >> our goal is to make the children in low income neighborhoods as articulate and as capable of communicating as children in any neighborhood. >> reporter: is it fun to read with a real dog in the room? >> yeah. >> reporter: when a canine companion like buddy comes to visit, whatever is going on outside the classroom fades away. >> they stay more focussed learning the theme of the story, the plot, the setting. things they need to learn when it comes to writing. >> reporter: the kids write and read their own stories. one on one with a four-legged friend who doesn't correct or judge or pass or fail. he just listens and loves. >> reporter: what do you see in the kids' faces when they interact with the dogs? >> just sheer joy. i mean, it's just, to me, you

can't put words to it. >> reporter: learning to tell a story here is more than adjust treat. >> i feel happy when my dog -- >> reporter: it's a gift that will last a lifetime. >> what are you going to do until next time? >> reporter: for "today" kevin tibbels nbc news. how great is that? >> yeah. >> i remember back in the day when sometimes, like first and second grade, a teacher would call on the kid and they would be so embarrassed to read. other kids were aware. something like this is fantastic. >> it is. it is so hard because all kids learn at such different speeds and so to have that confidence be brought to you by your buddy the four-legged friend. >> the idea he just listens and doesn't judge it's beautiful. we send it to dylan now. she's in the orange room with today's plaza fans of the day. >> good morning! i swear we didn't pick brian because the amazing sign.

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this morning on sundays with harry. we're taking you to new york central park. a group of racing enthusiasts come together for a tradition that is nearly a hundred years old. harry smith has more. ♪ >> reporter: if you're going to do this, it takes concentration. total commitment as they say, you got want it. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: it is racing model sailboats in industrial pacentr. a sport that has been around for more than a hundred years. what are you doing saturday and you say? >> going to central park to sail my boat.

>> how big is your boat? >> 1 meter and 40 inches. [ laughter ] you know, out to long island or up to connecticut to their yacht clubs. i've got my yacht club. >> reporter: bruce richter is the vice commodore of the central park model yacht club. >> you pause and look at the place. i'm so plinrivileged to be able sail here. it's a beautiful spot. >> reporter: the boats are beautiful and the park is without pier, but racing is intense. the sail and the rudder are operated by remote control. marco has been sailing here since she was a kid. >> i would say tricky more than hard. controlling the boat is easy. it responds really quickly. the hardest part is understanding where the breeze is coming from. >> reporter: right. >> it takes patience but not hard. once you get it it's fun.

>> reporter: sailing in central park began in the 1800s. the park was new. people flock to the pond to see the model yachts. back then the boats were guided by sticks and so it continued for years. john tucker is commodore of the club. >> yeah, i'm one of the six guys. it was the way of directing the boat. it took two days to sail in those days. a skipper one side and the mate on the other. between the two of you, you keep the boat in a straight line. >> reporter: the remote makes it a true test of seamanship. sometimes the wind is almost imperceptible. as the song says, if you can sail it here, you can sail it anywhere. >> on certain days i can stand outside like this and some skipper will couple and show up and he'll say i'm from germany or i'm from sweden but they have

to come here. yeah. >> reporter: this is it. >> this is it. this is mecca for them. it's a pleasure for them to come here because they can go home and brag about it. >> reporter: for "today" i'm harry smith new york. yet another little gem here. >> beautiful! >> i don't want summer to end! >> i know! >> it was beautiful. that's great. still to come he hcombined when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need in a developing country. thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program

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>> oh! >> it was a nice try. [ laughter ] >> dragons are usually known for breathing fire not telling jokes and doing card tricks, but don't tell that to piff the magic dragon. a rising star on "america's got talent." >> he's here with his side kick mr. piff lles. >> i'm actually a magic dragon. i'm basically naked now. >> thank you for dressing up. >> you are on ameri"america's g talent." you have your own las vegas show, you are apparently the greatest performing dragon of all time. >> there's jimmy a great

juggling dragon but, you know. >> so if you've done that, you already have the whole successful thing. why "america's got talent?" >> america doesn't know me. i thought i would change that. >> like straight out of las vegas. can you talk about the courtship. how did you and mr. piffles come to be? >> he's a rescue chihuahua. >> is he okay with that? >> you have to ask him. are you okay with that? >> he nodded an approval. you have two have quite the thing going on here. show us the magic. >> don't drop him. do you have a pen? >> i don't. >> oh! look at. that always prepared. do you have any playing cards? >> thank you. >> any sound effects? >> focus. any one of the cards. just one. can be literally anyone. >> mr. piffles what do you say? >> he doesn't care.

>> we'll do it the hard way. write your name on the front. >> on the 9 of hearts. >> are you supposed to show? >> you're not supposed to show me. >> come on. >> good thing we have enough time for the segment. >> exactly. >> write your name. perfect. >> mr. piffles -- >> all right. hurry up. >> you don't have to -- everybody remember the card. remember peter's card. >> got it. >> mr. piffles is going to find the card. >> it's your big moment! >> yeah. mr. piffles one card come all the way up. the 2 of diamonds and -- stop focus on the negative. >> it changes! oh! >> what! >> it's very lovely. >> put that on our tab. that's very cool.

>> so watch the 6. there we go. >> can we see the card? >> yes, oh, my goodness. >> it's amazing! >> the card? >> look. there we go and it changes back into the 2 of diamonds. >> hold this. hold this. can you hear this? ♪ >> i hear it. inside the box. >> i was shaking the box the entire time. there was nothing in the box. >> wow! >> i have no idea how -- >> keep that little momento. it's been a pleasure. thank you for being here. i hope you enjoyed your breakfast. >> how about the banana. "america's got talent" live from radio city music hall 8:00 7:00 central here on nbc.

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(adlib) kris/2shot good morning, thanks for good morning to you, looking live at the golden gate bridge. nice and calm. maybe folks are already where they want to be this morning. if you're with us, this is where you want to be. i am kris sanchez alongside meteorologist anthony slaughter. happy labor day weekend, my friend. >> this is a beautiful sunrise this morning. can't get enough of this. show you one more time. had a few high, thin clouds in the bay area. otherwise, going to see a nice, sunny warm day. temperatures are cool, in the 40s and 50s. if you plan to hit the beach, heads up. we have a strong rip current risk in