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trump rally at 7:00 a.m. whether they like that or not. republicans like that or not. "first look" is up next. new this morning, donald trump's team is working to clear up questions over the candidate's immigration policy, ahead of his major speech tomorrow. plus the latest on former congressman anthony weiner's most recent sexting scandal and what's next for his wife. and an outspoken pastor supporting donald trump apologizes after posting a tweet featuring hillary clinton in black face. good morning to you. it's tuesday, august 30th.
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i'm betty win alongside luis burgdorf. the trump campaign says any confusion will be cleared up during a highly anticipated speech at the phoenix convention center tomorrow. yesterday his running mate told a local news station in georgia that trump will lay out in quote great specificity exactly what his plan entails. now senior aides tell nbc news that trump plans to contrast his immigration plan with that of hillary clinton's. yesterday trump's campaign manager got a jump stt. >> her plan on immigration is incredibly coherent. it's scary as heck, because she has total open borders, catch and release, sanctuary cities continue, amnesty. i mean it's really a very radical plan. she's been critical of president obama. she thinks that he is actually not done enough. >> i can say that there are many tenets to his plan. i think they're incredibly important for everyone to remember. build a wall, which has been the signature of his campaign since practically day one. that's there. no amnesty. no legalization --
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>> no amnesty? >> no amnesty. >> why candidate anybody in the campaign answer the question whether he is still in favor of the deportation -- >> i've answered that many times. he hasn't talked about that in a very long time. >> is he in favor of it or against it? >> he hasn't talked about that in a very long time. >> you understand you're not answering the question. >> you have to wait till wednesday. >> now some of the plan trump supports includes a nationwide e-verify system, visa tracking, adding more immigration judges and cracking down on so-called sanctuary cities. there's also the wall which his adviser rudy giuliani discussed further yesterday. >> he's going to build a wall. it's going to be a technological as well as a physical wall, meaning -- >> we hear 35 feet high with wall technology -- >> and with technology that can detect people five, six miles away, with technology that can detect people that can dig under the wall. >> so it's not just a wall. but also some sort of proposed tunnel technology we expect to learn more tomorrow
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>> and donald trump began his week by tweeting about the poor quality of life for america's minorities. quote, look how bad it is getting. how much more crime. how many more shootings will it take for african-americans and latinos to vote trump equals safe. and, quote, inner city crime is reaching record levels. african-americans will vote for trump because they know i will stop the slaughter going on. but "the wall street journal" reports that while crime has ticked up from last year, statistics show violent crime is well below the record highs of the early 1990s. the nation's homicide record-setting year was 1991, with over 24,700 homicides. according to the fbi in 2014 there were less than half under 12,000. but with 78 homicides in chicago over the last few weeks august is turning out to be the deadliest month in that city has seen in nearly 20 years yet there wrt 2922 homicides in chicago in 1919 compared to 612
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in 2001, and 487 so far this year. well, a top surrogate for donald trump is in hot water for racial insensitivity in attacking hillary clinton in an image some viewers might find offensive. pastor mark burns a frequent speaker at trump rallies who yesterday announced the first event with black voters went after clinton accusing her of using african-americans for political gain. sending out a cartoon of clinton in black face burns added black americans thank you for your votes and letting me use you again. in an interview with kristen welker on mtp daily yesterday barnes defended his tweet. >> really, the tweet is -- is a frustration that i have as a black man in america, and how i see african-americans in many cases. not every case, but in many cases are suffering throughout this country.
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and to see how en masse we have been voting for the democratic party en masse, and yet we have very little to show for it. i think it's a vexation to me to see how the democrat party and especially hillary clinton, what i call tap dance. >> he apologized. >> i'm going to apologize for the offensive picture that many thought was offensive. but i'm not apologizing for the message that it was carrying in reference to i still believe hillary clinton, and the democratic party do pander at the black people. i do believe that we have been worst off eight years under democrat rule. >> staying on the topic of twitter, donald trump took to his favorite medium yesterday to
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launch a series of new attacks against hillary clinton questioning her intelligence. trump tweeted crooked hillary's brain power is highly overrated. probably why her decision-make something so bad or, as stated by bernie yes she has bad judgment. trump also tweeted does anyone know that crooked hillary who tried to hard was unable to pass the bar exam in washington, d.c. and she was forced to go elsewhere now clinton revealed she failed the d.c. bar exam in 1973 in her 2003 autobiography living history. and wrote that when she learned she passed arkansas and failed in d.c., that she thought, quote, my test scores might be telling me something. meanwhile as the two candidates prepare for their first debate in just under a month clinton is reportedly turning to a former trump insider to build her battle plan against him. according to "the new york times" clinton's advisers are talking to the ghost writer of trump's book "the art of the deal" trying to get insights about the republican nominee's
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deepest insecurities, the "times" says her team is also working with psychology experts to help create a personality profile of trump, and, quote, were critical to understanding how to get under mr. trump's skin. now clinton's team is also reportedly looking at who they can cast as mr. trump in a series of mock debates according to the "times." some clinton allies have suggested jon stewart or even alec baldwin. >> those are interesting picks there. all right. thank you, louis. well a new monmouth university poll shows a tightening race for the white house but still a strong national lead for hillary clinton. in a head-to-head match-up clinton is down five points from earlier this month to 49%. she remains seven points ahead of donald trump at 42%. clinton also has a seven-point advantage over trump in a four-way race, 46% to 39%. gary johnson at 7% and jill stein at 2%. clinton's favorable rating is back down to 34%. while trump's is steady at just 26%. and the monmouth poll puts those low numbers into context of the last two decades by looking at the percentage of voters who had favorable opinions toward neither candidate since 1996.
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it had never been higher than 7%. this year, 35% of voters lack a favorable opinion for the majority party nominee. that is a five-fold increase from the 20-year high. >> but there's turmoil of a personal kind inside the clinton ranks yesterday huma abedin one of hillary clinton's closest aids announced that she was step rate from her husband anthony weiner after his last front page scandal. nbc's andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: huma abedin in the hamptons as hillary clinton raised millions sunday. clinton's longest serving aide, closest adviser, rising from white house intern 20 years ago to vice chair of this campaign. now, after a third sexting scandal by her husband, anthony weiner, abedin acknowledging, after long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. anthony and i remain devoted to doing what is best for our son who is the light of our life.
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but "the new york post" claims weiner was sending an inappropriate picture of himself to a woman while their young son was in his bed. weiner told "the post" he and the woman have been friends for some time. and says their communications were always appropriate. clinton has said if she had another daughter it would be huma. >> i mean huma is like family not just to hillary clinton but to that whole campaign. she's like the glue. >> reporter: theirs was an interfaith marriage. she a traditional muslim, he a jewish congressman from brooklyn with bill clinton officiating. then the is exing scandal that drove him >> we decided to move forward with our lives, and that is a problem and that's behind us, as
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we said other things would come out. >> reporter: still, she stood by him. >> what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. >> reporter: but he told savannah he was recovered. >> you are no longer engaging in that kind of behavior. >> yes i did tell you that. >> is that correct? >> yes, it is correct. >> reporter: as recently as may the couple appearing on the red carpet at the met gala. last month he was at the dnc. >> instagram. >> reporter: friends now claim they were already living separate lives. >> abedin was not at fund-raisers yesterday with the clinton -- with hillary clinton in new york while hillary were -- has declined to comment donald trump wasted no time saying huma is making a very wise decision. i know anthony weiner well and she will be far better off without him. adding it's just another example of hillary clinton's bad judgment. it is possible that our country and its security have been greatly compromised by this. let's look down ballot now to some of the high profile primaries happening today. starting with arizona. it's longtime senator john
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mccain against kelly ward who in recent weeks questioned his ability to serve over his age. he turned 80 years old yesterday. a poll shows mccain with a substantial 26-point lead over ward. if he clears today's hurdle he turns to the general election against democratic congressman patrick. as "the washington post" points out her strategy has been to tie mccain to donald trump in an effort to drive up turnout among hispanics. yesterday after receiving the endorsement of the arizona firefighters union the senator was asked if an endorsement from trump would hurt or help him? >> i don't think it has much effect either way, because, as i say, i've been representing the people of arizona for many, many years. and they judge me on me and my record, rather than any other factor. >> the latest poll on a mccain kirkpatrick match-up puts the senator at the crucial 50% mark ahead of the democratic congresswoman by twelve points.
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and florida primary voters are also heading to the polls today. former dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz is fighting to keep her congressional seat against tim canova. sanders has loomed large in the race but never made it to florida. he told nbc news bernie is not on the ballot and i think coming here might have presented certain liabilities anyway so it might be a blessing that he never came. meanwhile florida's u.s. not race is shaping up to be a fight between republican incumbent marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy this november. now recent polls have shown murphy an establishment favorite with a sizable lead lead over fellow fellow democratic congressman allen grayson and victory seems all but sure for senator marco rubio today against his challenger. still ahead new reporting that russian hackers are behind two recent attempts to breach voter registration systems but the latest on colin kaepernick national anthem protest. now the 49ers quarterback is
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let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. you've been looking at the tropics and unfortunately you're not looking at a vacation place you're looking at a storm. >> we're talking about hawaii, we're talking about florida, we're talking about outer banks of north carolina. a lot of vacation destinations. tropical storm warnings in effect for cape hatteras back to atlantic beach and moorhead city area. we're starting to watch some of the spiral bands from tropical depression 8. you can see some of the thunderstorms spinning around the center of it affecting cape hatteras. it's going to be extreme eastern sections of north carolina feel the effects of that. the latest update forecast from the hurricane center. we get these every six hours. we just had the 5:00 a.m.
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update. we'll get the next one at 11:00 a.m. they think it's about as close as it's going to get to the outer banks. kind of northward and then tomorrow it's going to race out to sea. very minimal impacts cape hatteras, squally weather, wind gusts, decent size waves. rip currents will be the biggest threat in the water. tropical depression number 9. this has not strengthened, but still is over the open, warm waters of the gulf and it is going to take the path that's going to go to the north and then head towards florida in the days ahead. so here's the forecast past. and you notice i do have it strengthening a little bit, too. they bring it up to 65 miles per hour as it's making landfall. that would be a pretty decent size tropical storm. because of the geography in this region that will push a lot of water here into what they call the big bend of florida. from tampa northward, that's where the concern will be from the storm surge thursday. and then it will just be squally weather with rain and wind right through southern georgia, possibly even clipping south carolina, too. so savannah and charleston need to watch that. and then finally we're watching two hurricanes in the pacific,
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and this one, madeline, will eventually head for the big island of hawaii. there's a lot going on out there in the tropics. >> you are ausy man todau. well, russian based hackers are being accused of attempting to break into voter base databases in two states raising concerns about moscow's influence in the november election. u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news that the hackers targeted the systems in arizona and illinois, where data from as many as 200,000 voter records may have been accessed. illinois officials announced last month they had shut down the registration system after the hack. the incidents led the fbi to send out an alert earlier this month to election officials nationwide asking them to look out for similar breaches. one official tells nbc news that the attacks have been attributed to russian intelligence agencies, adding it's the closest the u.s. has come to tying a breach to the kremlin. u.s. intelligence officials announced in june russian hackers broke into the computer network of the democratic national committee.
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as part of a new multimillion dollar ad campaign donald trump is out with a new tv spot hitting hillary clinton on the economy. >> in hillary clinton's america, the middle class gets crushed. spending goes up. taxes go up. hundreds of thousands of jobs disappear. it's more of the same, but worse. in donald trump's america, working families get tax relief. millions of new jobs created. wages go up. small businesses thrive. the american dream achievable. change that make america great again. donald trump for president. >> nbc news political reporter points out that this new ad represents two contradictory tax plans. one from house gop leaders that trump has yet to endorse and the other tax plan is one that trump erased from his website shortly before announcing a new one. the clinton campaign has also responded to the new ad saying in part donald trump's reckless approach to business has devastated working families and
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where i have followed it and i think it's personally not a good thing, i think it's a terrible thing. . maybe he should find a country that works better for him. let him try. it won't happen. >> that was republican presidential nominee donald trump yesterday criticizing 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's decision not to stand during the national anthem. now kaepernick, who was also critical of both presidential candidates explained he is trying to raise awareness. pointing to issues of police brutality and racial divide in the united states. he's now facing mounting backlash from fans and fellow athletes and even his former coach jim harbaugh. >> i acknowledge his right to do that.
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but, i don't respect that he -- the motivation for the -- or the action. >> harbaugh later clarified those comments in a tweet saying quote, i support colin's world number one and defending u.s. open champion novak djokovic advances with a fourth set victory. however, signs of trouble as djokovic appeared to struggle with an ailing right arm. the match marked the first time he's dropped a set in the first round of any grand slam
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tournament since 2010. earlier after a wrist injury forced him to miss the french open and wm fourth ranked rafael nadal won in straight sets for his first victory in a grand slam victory in three months. 20th seeded john isner rallied from two sets down to defeat 18-year-old fellow northern frances tiafoe. that was an incredible match and some destruction at the hands of gale mon fills or should we say his foot attempting to what what what might be an impressive return his opponent spiked a soft lob into the ground. monfils leaped for the ball accidentally kicking the oncourt clock which fell and shattered onto the court. he went on to win that match in straight sets. all right let's turn now to some highlights out of major league baseball yesterday yesterday in anaheim angels slugger albert pujols smashed a 586th home run
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of his career against the reds. with that pujols ties frank robinson for the ninth on baseball's all-time hit list the angels beat the reds 9-2. to arlington, texas, where mariners outfielder scales the wall in right center field to rob the rangers of a home run. what a grab there. the rangers beat the mariners 6-3. i love that catch. and finally in new york, the mets looking to keep last night's game to just one extra inning tide against the marlins in the bottom of the tenth. >> deep left center. toward the wall. that is out of here! cespedes wins it with a home run. >> cespedes launches a solo shot to deep left center to walk the mets off with a two-one victory. the announcers called it if there was going to be a one shot to win that game he was going to be that. >> it was a beauty though wasn't it. all right, thanks louis. and we go to break now but we
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because after all we should fit into your life. not the other way around. and when is this happening again my heart goes out to weiner's wife and hillary clinton's right-hand woman huma abedin. you know what they say, fool me once, shame on me. fool me twice, shame on me. fool me three times, damn it anthony. >> hillary clinton's longtime aide splits with her husband anthony weiner amid another
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sexting scandal. what exactly does this have to do with clinton's judgment? we'll let donald trump try and explain. >> meantime trump himself is once again trying to distance himself from a controversial figure, former kkk grand wizard david duke this time, though the republican nominee wasting no time denouncing duke's support. plus -- >> i don't know. i feel so strange. >> maybe you're happy. >> that's it. i'm happy. what do you know about that! i'm happy! ha, ha, ha! i'm happy! >> from the producers and blazing saddles to young frankenstein and of course willy wonka this morning we remember the legendary gene wilder.
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good morning, it's tuesday, august the 30th, i'm louis burgdorf alongside betty nguyen. we'll have more on the life of comedic genius gene wilder in just a bit. >> but first, turmoil of a personal kind inside the clinton ranks. yesterday huma abedin, one of hillary clinton's closest aides announced that she would separate from her husband anthony weiner as nbc's andrea mitchell reports it comes after the latest chapter in another front-page scandal. >> reporter: huma abedin in the hamptons as hillary clinton raised millions sunday. clinton's longest serving aide, closest adviser, rising from white house intern 20 years ago to vice chair of this campaign. now, after a third sexting scandal by her husband, anthony weiner, abedin acknowledging, after long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. anthony and i remain devoted to doing what is best for our son who is the light of our life. but "the new york post" claims weiner was sending an
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inappropriate picture of himself to a woman while their young son was in his bed. weiner told "the post" he and the woman have been friends for some time. and says their communications were always appropriate. clinton has said if she had another daughter it would be huma. >> i mean huma is like family not just to hillary clinton but to that whole campaign. she's like the glue. >> reporter: theirs was an interfaith marriage. she a traditional muslim, he a jewish congressman from brooklyn with bill clinton officiating. then the sexting scandal that drove him out of congress in 2011. >> i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> reporter: two years later he re-entered politics running for mayor of new york. >> i know i let a lot of people down but i've also learned some tough lessons. >> reporter: even inviting a filmmaker to document the comeback. but then another sexting scandal. the reactions caught by the filmmaker. >> we decided to move forward with our lives, and that is a problem and that's behind us, as we said other things would come out. >> reporter: still, she stood by
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him. >> what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. >> reporter: but he told savannah he was recovered. >> you are no longer engaging in that kind of behavior. >> yes i did tell you that. >> is that correct? >> yes, it is correct. >> reporter: as recently as may the couple appearing on the red carpet at the met gala. last month he was at the dnc. >> instagram. >> reporter: friends now claim they were already living separate lives. >> abedin was not at fund-raisers yesterday with the clinton in new york while hillary clinton has declined to comment donald trump wasted no time saying, quote, huma is making a very wise decision. i know anthony weiner well and she will be far better off without him. adding, it's just another example of hillary clinton's bad judgment. it is possible that our country and its security have been greatly compromised by this. the trump campaign says any confusion about the nominee's immigration plan will be cleared up during a highly anticipated speech at the phoenix convention center tomorrow. yesterday his running mate told a local news station in georgia
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that the -- that trump will lay out in quote great spes fis continue, amnesty. it's really a very radical plan. she's been critical of president obama. she thinks that he is actually not done enough. >> i could say that there are many tenets to his plan. i think they're incredibly important for everyone to remember. build a wall which has been the signature of this campaign since practically day one. that's there. no amnesty. no legalization -- >> no amnesty? >> no amnesty. >> why can't anybody in the campaign answer the question whether he's still in favor of the deportation --
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>> i've answered many times. he hasn't talked about that in a very long time. >> is he in favor of it or against it. >> he hasn't talked about that in a very long time -- >> you understand you're not answering the question. >> you have to wait till wednesday. >> now, some of the plans trump supports includes a nationwide e-verify system, visa tracking, adding more immigration judges and cracking down on so-called sanctuary cities. there's also the wall which rudy giuliani discussed further yesterday. >> he's going to build a wall. it's going to be a technological as well as a physical wall, meaning -- >> we hear 35 feet high with wall technology -- >> and with technology that can detect people five, six miles away, with technology that can detect people that can dig under the wall. >> so it's not just a wall. but also some sort of proposed tunnel technology. we do expect to learn more tomorrow. a top surrogate for donald trump is in hot water for racial insensitivity in attacking hillary clinton over an image some viewers may find offensive.
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pastor mark burns, a frequent speaker at trump rallies, who just yesterday announced the candidate's first event with black voters, went after clinton accusing her of using african-americans for political gain. sending out a cartoon of clinton in black face burns added, black americans thank you for your votes, and letting me use you again. in an interview with kristen welker on mtp daily yesterday burns defended his tweet. >> really, the tweet is -- is a frustration that i have as a black man in america, and how i see african-americans in many cases, not every case, but in many cases are suffering throughout this country, and to see how en masse we have been voting for the democratic party en masse, and yet we have very little to show for it. i think it's a vexation to me to see how the democrat party and especially hillary clinton, what i call tap dance for the black
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vote. get it, and then disappear for four more years. >> after initially refusing to back down, last night burns deleted his tweet, and apologized. >> i'm going to apologize for the offensive picture that many thought was offensive. but i'm not apologizing for the message that it was carrying in reference to i still believe hillary clinton, and the democratic party do pander at the black people. i do believe that we have been worst off eight years under democrat rule. >> donald trump's campaign is distancing itself from one of his most controversial supporters, david duke the former kkk leader and current candidate for senate put out a robo call urging people to vote for him and for trump. >> hi, this is david duke, i'm sorry i missed you. i'm running for u.s. senate. i'll tell the truth but no other candidate will dare say.
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unless massive immigration is stopped now, we'll be outnumbered and outvoted in our own nation. we're losing our gun rights. our free speech. we're taxed to death. we're losing our jobs and businesses to unfair trade. we're losing our country. it's time to stand up and vote for donald trump for president, and vote for me, david duke for the u.s. senate. >> in response the robo call a trump campaign aide tells nbc news quote mr. trump has continued to denounce david duke and any group or individual associated with a message of hate. there is no place for this in the republican party, or our country. we have no knowledge of these calls or any related activities but strongly condemn and disavow. now earlier this year trump did not reject duke's support outright telling an interviewer i don't know david duke, but then quickly denounced him after an uproar. all right let's turn now to business where myleene will now offer a generic version of the epi pen in an effort to hush outrage over the product's rapid price increase. hadi gamble joins us live from
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london. it may be too little to late in this instance because congress is now actually getting involved. >> that's right. essentially what we've heard is that the house oversight committee is now calling on this drugmaker mylan to provide production a profit information as early as early september. september 6th and september 12th, as well, so some big questions surrounding just how much money this company has made off the epi pen, even as the company tried to back track and offer a jenner ek form of the drug. another story that we're watching is a $23 billion which would have created the largest confectioner in the world is now off and that's because of hershey charitable trust. they basically turned down an offer from the company that makes the oreo cookie and said essentially you know we can't go ahead with this because it would violate portions of the deal within our charitable trust. bad news for the hershey company. their shares were down over 11% in yesterday's trade. and another story that we're watching out of europe today is whether or not apple is going to be slapped with a multimillion
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dollar tax bill. basically from the european union. a big question going toward about how u.s. multinationals will be operating in europe going forward. >> tax issues for apple hadley gamble live from london thanks so much. still ahead an upsetting new report just out this morning about the scourge of isis in iraq. and for -- go ahead. >> for a tropical threat we're going to talk to bill karins about that he has the forecast. bus arnold schwarzenegger isn't the only republican going from the governor's mansion to reality television. we'll show you what's next for former texas governor and presidential candidate rick perry. that's next.
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south carolina are watching this because it's been tracking and trending a little further to the north. it's still pretty disorganized. the bright red is the top of the thunderstorm clouds that we colorize to show where the thunderstorms are forming. you can see a little blowup, flare-up over the last couple hours. that's going to be the trend as we go throughout the next day or two. it's going to intensify a little bit. hurricane center, official forecast track just out takes it north and then bends it back right towards kind of just south of tallahassee, just north of cedar key and right heading almost for downtown jacksonville. if it was a huge hurricane with a big eye we'd be worried about that. but it's going to be just a broad wind field and also some areas of very heavy rain. the gusty winds will cause some minor damage, possibly some tree limbs, awnings, but 65-mile-per-hour will be about the peak of it. we're still in the cone in charleston, savannah and even wilmington area although it is a little further away from north carolina so that's good. finally, we have two hurricanes in the pacific. and this one, madeline, is going
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to be heading toward the big island of hawaii. that's a category 4. but by the time it gets to the big island of hawaii we're thinking it's going to be more like a category 1. that would be on wednesday evening. louis and betty, north carolina today, florida as we go to thursday and looks like wednesday for hawaii. >> let's hope that model is right with hurricane madeline. would be nice to be a 1 and not a 4. >> we want madeline to lose steam in a hurry. >> let's go to some of the stories we're not going to cover today. taylor swift shows up for jury duty in tennessee. she posed for selfies with other potential jurors but was dismissed by 1:00 p.m. you might say she's out of the woods. we're not going to cover that story. >> we wouldn't in our wildest dreams. get it. >> entertainment tonight reports that rick perry is set to be announce his this morning that he's part of the next season of dancing with the stars. we'll see if he can last longer on that show than he did in the republican primary. >> i don't know because vanilla
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ice is supposed to be on that and you know he has some moves so rick perry watch out. >> and finally this morning queen elizabeth is seeking a new live-in assistant. the job description is pretty straightforward with 33 days vacation, a pension plan and quote, this is no standard housekeeping role. you'll work and live in stunning historic settings. ensuring that they're presented to their best for colleagues, guests, and of course the royal family. we found a video online of the key skills requirefor e job. ♪ if you want this choice position ♪ ♪ have a cheery disposition >> jane, i don't -- ♪ rosy cheeks no warts ♪ ♪ >> that's the part i put in. ♪ play games all sorts ♪ ♪ you must be kind you must be witty ♪ ♪ very sweet and fairly pretty
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welcome back, everybody. a new associated press report out this morning finds that isis has buried thousands of people in 72 mass graves and that may just be the tip of the iceberg. the report documents and maps the locations of the mass
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graves, which are scattered across iraq and syria and estimates the number of buried victims could be more than 15,000. this comes as defense secretary ash carter is warning turkish forces not to advance further south into syria, and to avoid strikes on u.s.-backed opposition forces. >> we have called upon turkey to not -- not to stick -- stay cused on the fight against isil. and not to engage syrian defense forces. >> joining us from london with more, nbc news foreign correspondent chapman bell. what's the latest on this, chapman? >> well, ash carter's comments have been similarly echoed by others in washington, including the state department's john kirby, and it points out one of the biggest problems in the fight against isis, and that is the enemy of your enemy is not necessarily your friend, though it could be. it's a real spider's web of allegiances and alliances there. there's so many nations, factions, even ideologies involved in this fight, and the message from washington to the
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coalition most recently in regards to turkey's clashes with kurdish forces in syria is to focus on the common enemy, the so-called islamic state. deputy national security adviser ben rhodes also adding yesterday that ahead of the g20 summit they anticipate president obama to meet with president erdogan of turkey to discuss greater stability in syria and the counter-isis campaign as well as the ongoing refugee crisis. refugees continue to flood into europe and the united states, welcome the 10,000th syrian refugee yesterday. this as the ap report of up to 15,000 people found in mass graves across syria and iraq. >> nbc's chapman bell from london thanks so much. turn now to a story here in the states, comedic icon gene wilder has died though he made his big screen debut nearly 50 years ago in "bonnie and clyde" he was perhaps best known for bringing the film's mel brooks to life literally. of course in the case of young frankenstein there and also an
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enduring classics like "blazing saddles." >> well if you're the kid then show me something. >> oh. well, maybe a couple years ago i could have shown you something. but, today, look at that. >> steady as a rock. >> yeah, but i shoot with this hand. >> it was his role in "the producers" that earned him an academy award nomination but it really was his turn as willy wonka that earned him the endless admiration of dreamers everywhere. >> mr. won ka -- >> so shines a good deed in a weary world. charlie. my boy. you won! you did it! you did it! i knew you would. i just knew you would! >> never forget that film or
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that scene. he was married to actress and comedian gilda radner. her death from ovarian cancer in 1989 set him on a mission to better diagnose cancer after hearse took months to assess. he testified before congress helping win $30 million in federal research money and opened a center in new york bearing her name. >> she said there's no place for me to go where i can get the kind of help that i want. and she didn't mean medical help. she said i just hope that one day people will realize how -- how blessed they are to have a place where you can go when the doctor comes around looking all sheepish and tells you that you got cancer. >> wilder found love again with his wife of 25 years karen boyer. he died at his home in stamford, connecticut, of complications from alzheimer's disease. his nephew said the choice to keep this private was his choice
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and talking with us and making a decision as a family. we understand where all the emotional and physical challenges the situation presented. we have been among the lucky ones. this illness pirate unlike in so many cases never lost his ability to ability to recognize those that were closest to him nor took command of his central gentle life affirming core personality. it took enough, but not that. gene wilder was 83 years old. he brought so much joy to so many people. all right when we come back a look at the day ahead. as we go to break, though, one more classic moment from gene wilder. >> mr. wonka -- >> i am extraordinarily busy, sir. >> i just wanted to ask about the chocolate. the lifetime supply of chocolate. for charlie. when does he get it? >> he doesn't. >> why not? >> because he broke the rules. >> what rules? we didn't see any rules did we, charlie? >> wrong, sir, wrong! under section 37-b of the contract signed by him, it
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see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink before we toss it over to "morning joe" let's get a check on the stories in the day ahead. it is primary day in florida and the florida senate race incumbent republican marco rubio is standing for a second term after reversing his initial decision to step down. former dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz faces competition from bernie sanders backed tim canova and in arizona republican senator john mccain seeks a sixth term facing off with conservative kelli ward. >> and on the campaign trail
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