all day is due to send you an all capitals e-mail about this one in three, two, one -- that details surrounding the suspected killer in the death of texas officer. president obama warns act now. street's wild ride i may not be a thing of the past. all that and much more. "first look" starts right now. good morning everybody. the state department released

the biggest trove of hillary clinton's e-mails. it's been made public and estimated 150 contain classified information. none of the e-mails were classified at the time clinton sent or received them. tracie potts is live this morning. what do we know? >> what amounts to 4300 e-mails in the 7,000 pages. a team overnight took a look at them. we're learning a lot of information is redacted, blocked out. they're now marked confidential, the lowest level of classification in the state department. at least one e-mail hillary clinton told the person she was e-mailing to delete after reading. there are some she was frustrated she couldn't get information she thought was

public but apparently had been classified or a version of it had been. they cover iran, russia, israel, china, cuba and number of hot spots around the world. this is part of the court ordered release. the state department saying they've released total of 13,000 pages. they plan to have the whole thing complete by the end of january. >> thanks. learning new details about the ambush of a houston deputy. it was described as an execution style killing. shannon miles, the man accused of shooting the deputy went before the judge. the deputy was shot 15 times. the shell casings from the scene match the .40 caliber weapon found. >> when deputies recovered the pistol in the garage it was loaded again.

>> miles has a history of mental ill nsz according to authorities and former attorney n. 2012 he got in an at occasion with another man and ordered to spend time in texas mental hospital. the president called the widow of deputy goforth and gave condolences. he released the statement targeting police officers is completely unacceptable. a new poll finds donald trump looking over his shoulder in iowa with the surgeon. ben carson has now 23%. take a look who's in third, carly fiorina. none of those three have ever held elected office. bad news for establishment candidates. none of them gets double digits. jeb bush 5%. head to head matchup, 59% of

republican voters prefer donald trump over jeb bush. that's 25%. once again, donald trump trails ben carson head to head 49 to 43. forceful language from president obama on global warming. he opened the climate change summit in alaska with a message to leaders. >> if we abandoned our course of action, if we do nothing to keep glaciers from melting faster, storms from growing stronger, we condemn our children to a planet beyond their capacity to repair. >> he posted to facebook yesterday and will update throughout the trip, a behind the scenes look at what's he's doing. he's taking over the white house official instagram gram account.

the most interesting part, he'll be part of a recording nbc's show aimed to highlight climate change. according to a county public safety director, officers got a call about a burglary in progress and went to the wrong address. the caller gave a description of the home not actual address. many details are not released. we know shortly after police arrived there was gun fire. >> it appears the officers came here with the intent based on information of a suspicious person in and around the resident in question. it was later determined that the home that we did go to was the wrong address. >> the homeowner, officer and dog were shot. no word on the condition of the homeowner. the dog did pass away. a college party is getting

out of hand when someone gets pushed off a roof. cell phone video shows a i girl dancing on a roof when a man pushes her off. the girl managed to land in the arms of party goers. she walked away with bruises. police arrested a 20-year-old man on charges of assault and disorderly conduct. he appeared in court entering a plea of not guilty. let's get down to business with landon dowdy. good tuesday to you. >> markets well in the red after ending august with a thud. china leading today. activity fell at the fastest pace in three years last month. dow with the worst loss since may 2010. this is historically the worst month of the year for stocks. auto makers report august sales today. sales fell from a year ago. labor day falls later this year.

sales are expected to be strong thanks to continued demand for suvs and pickup trucks. sam sung unveils the smart watch thursday. we have a sneak peak. you won't need your phone nearby to make and receive calls. they say it has a battery life longer than the apple watch. i keep picturing people walking around like this. hey todd, sorry, got to go. >> landon, thanks so much. if that's the world we live in, we're all in trouble. we want to talk to each other. it makes us a civil society. thanks. one of the best home run robs of the season. deep to center field. to the wall, leaps, makes the grap. opening night of u.s. open. serena williams moved one step closer. taking 32 of 37 points played #

before her opponent withdrew because of injury. tom brady and roger goodell were unable to reach a settlement yesterday. they each asked the judge to rule before friday, six days before the patriots opener. he is likely to make a decision today or tomorrow. remember this courtroom artist? she returned to court after her last sketch of brady got heat on social media. her most recent seems to be a more accurate representation. this was posted on facebook and twitter with this caption. she her leg made three rotations around the ball and still manages to catch it with her

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. flash flooding. this is utah over the weekend. this doesn't look like much, but when you get close, those tree trunks are going down the river. the thunderstorm dropped a tremendous amount of rain in a short period of time. that wash filled up in a hurry.

the monsoon swept through phoenix. it was windy and wild for a little bit. quite the lightening show around tucson. how about this picture? this is tucson. i don't know what they did with camera filters, lighting, exposure, but gorgeous looking city. nice backdrop of mountains. today the big story is heat. it goes coast to coast. why is it so hot? jet stream pattern we had middle of july. dips in the northwest and races to canada. there's no relief, no cold air coming down anywhere in the country. today's highs 94 in philadelphia. you should be near 80 this time of year. this is 13 above average. everyone is 5 to 10 above average. chicago 90, 12 degrees above average. all the way to fargo in and

bismark 90 degrees. that's unheard of for september is. everybody near 90 degrees. exceptions on the west coast and pacific northwest. what's interesting, usually in september, these heat waves don't last. this goes through labor day. the big cold front is monday through wednesday. that's when everyone gets back to normal. >> best of luck to kids in non air conditioned schools. >> we've been talking about it. it's rough. >> thanks. one of the two tv analysts killed last week will be laid to rest. a funeral will be held at first baptist church in roanoke. family members ask attendees to wear colors of his alma maters virginia tech and his high school. 5.9% of teens smoke pot --

college kids smoke pot. more than 30 cities have reported uptick of violence from a year ago with milwaukee seeing 76% rise in murders. in baltimore by 56%. on a much, much happier note, two fishermen in alabama made an unexpected catch. instead of fish, they pulled out cute kitties out of the warrior river. they've been adopted by a family. good stuff. rumors of a job for president obama after he leaves office. a donald trump rant and super pac for kanye west. "scrambled politics" is if next. vo: today's the day.

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of that message. look at t this. last line of obituary in the miami herald. as for trump, yesterday's sweet was president obama wants to change the name mt mckinley to denali. i'll change it back. >> the university president made a comment about welcoming president obama. the white house quickly pointed out the comment was about a previous statement from the president obama foundation and no post presidency plans have been made. as for pre-presidency plans, a 24-year-old republican filed paperwork with fec to register the ready for kanye pac. governor chris christie was on "tonight show" with a funny

story about going for ice cream with mitt romney, marco rubio and their families. >> mitt romney turns to me and says by the way you got any money? i said i don't have money. he turns to rubio and says do you have any money? rubio says i don't have any money. he opens his wallet. i swear, 20 bucks. he's looking at how many kids. there's 11 kids. >> someone is not getting ice cream. >> a lot of people aren't getting ice cream. our wives are walking behind us. we hear a voice from behind saying don't worry would be presidents. i have it handled. it was anne romney with the money. >> great stuff. i'm joined with coauthor of

"how to catch a russian spy." >> by the way, they're use to asking others for money. >> do it all the time. wifey in the back had the money. polls, more polls. will any of these trump and carson? >> polls decide who gets in the debates, how much money you can raise. when you have 16 or 17 candidates, it tells people like us, what do you pay attention to. polls matter a whole lot. >> i feel if you watch msnbc you hear this question. i'm going to ask you. is there any chance, anything you're seeing that make this is election different from another election in allowing a non establishment candidate to

ultimately win the white house? >> yes. i think the mood is right for that. speaking of your polls, look on the republican side, who's doing well. trump and ben carson and more traditional, jeb bush and scott walkers are struggling. the mood out there says no matter where you are politically, you're frustrated with the usual political figure. really good year to have absolutely no experience at all. >> in the time he has left, can the president do anything with climate change? do you think the pope, his arrival, this coming month to the states, has anything to do with the renewed push for climate change? he was quiet for a while. >> climate change and immigration we're going to get out. can obama do anything about congress, little stuff, executives, making small changes? it's almost imp possible to imagine preelection, congress and president agreeing on

anything. maybe it will help. i don't know. >> we saw how poorly immigration went when obama tried to do that first time. >> if they're dysfunctional on a good day, what happens at election time? it's going to be tough. >> we started the show with this. anything with the latest clinton e-mails? >> people are talking about whether there's secrets in there. i'm more concerned with the personal side. maybe that's going to leak out. she was having trouble working her ipad at the beginning. >> it's nice to know she's a fan of parks and fame. >> she didn't know what channel that was on. >> we'll see. good luck with the book. >> thanks. the image of the sung that's got scientists buzzing. we know what that means, right? the nation's highest court rules on whether a kentucky county clerk can refuse marriage

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leading the news "the washington post." it's the post most read story from massachusetts. prosecutors use text messages and other evidence to pursue manslaughter charges against michelle carter saying she pressured her boyfriend for a week to carry out his planned suicide. her defense attorneys argue her charges should be dropped because text messages should be protected free speech. what's the eiffel tower

doing on the sun? little bit of a stretch. an image on the sun resembles the shame of the eiffel tower, according to some people. it was captured over two days in mid august. u.s. supreme court ruled on monday that a kentucky county clerk must issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples or face jail time. she refused on issuing the licenses based on her religious beliefs. in syria, the ancient temple has been destroyed confirmed by satellite image. the ruins were named a world heritage site in 1980. finally, minions are seeking

world domination. they stopped by the great while ahead of the september 13th debut there. we've got to be careful. they could take our job soon. >> we could dress like them tomorrow. >> let's do it. >> everybody would tune back in. "way too early" starts now. >> cops across the country are feeling the assault from the president, from the top on down. there was a powerful moment several months ago when officers of nypd stood and turned backs on mayor de blasio. that single silent protest spoke volumes. >> ted cruz laying blame as tensions between community and law enforcement flair. we learn more about the ambush of sheriff deputy in texas. chris christie sitting at bottom of the polls.

he sits down with jimmy fallon. >> you made the first debate. there's a giants debate and a little debate. >> giant one. perfect for me. >> how many candidates? >> i want to say it before you did. >> you have donald trump in the lead of all these polls. is this a surprise to you? >> i completely expect had the. didn't you? >> no. >> of course. everything he did you does is spectacular, amazing. >> trump is yelling and saying stuff. i thought that was going to be your name. >> new jersey republican hints at a possible strategy change that involves one word, nuclear. outsiders on the rise. ben carson and carly fiorina surge in iowa. carson locked up with donald trump. we'll dig deeper with the shift away from main stream. it's 5:30 in the east, 2:30 out