diagnosed with pneumonia. hours after hillary clinton abruptly left a 9/11 service, the campaign is explaining what is behind her departure, but should they have disclosed it sooner? >> she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart, and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? and a cease-fire is scheduled for sundown in war torn syria, but after a weekend of warfare, will all sides actually cooperate?

good morning, everyone, it's monday, september 12th, i'm betty nguyen. >> first, americans pause yesterday to remember a day that the nation will never forget. it's been 15 years since nearly 3,000 lives were lost on september 11, 2001, and ceremonies were held across the country in honor of the fallen, from ground zero, the pentagon, and in shanksville, pennsylvania. we'll have more on the remembrances in just a moment. hillary clinton has cancelled a trip set for today and tomorrow to california after falling ill during a 9/11 remembrance ceremony. last night her campaign revealed she had been diagnosed with pneumonia days earlier, but that was only said after a morning rife with speculation.

after more than an hour, she left abruptly, appearing unsteady. all the while, the press was left in the dark with the campaign mum on where the democratic nominee was going or what had happened, but video of her entering a van with the help of the secret service showed she was unsteady and clearly required support. she appeared to lean on a post and at one point her legs appeared to buckle. her campaign let out a statement, she felt overheated so she decided to go to her daughter's apartment and is feeling better. she even played with her grand kids there before posing for a photo with a young girl before hopping back in her van. >> how are you feeling, secretary clinton? are you feeling better? >> yes, thank you very much. thanks, everybody. >> clinton then headed home, leaving the press pool in the dust once more as they sat in the city 90 minutes behind her motorcade.

then last night her personal physician revealed in a statement, "secretary clinton has been experiencing a cough related to allergies. on friday she was diagnosed with pneumonia. she was put on antibiotics and advised to rest and modify her schedule. at this morning's event she became overheated and dehydrated. i have just examined her and is rehydrated and recovering nicely." the former secretary of state didn't disclose her pneumonia because she thought she could power through. now they believe that was a mistake. and "the washington post" initially reported the secret service may have broken protocol in their handling of clinton's departure, telling the paper, the detail had to rush and did not expect clinton to leave at that time and said the secret service generally prefers to the protected individual not to wait for a car to arrive, although that has happened before. but last night the secret service tweeted, "fact check: at

no time did secret service personnel violate protocols" and later, "the secret service is confident in action taken earlier today." the post amended their story. for months donald trump has questioned hillary clinton's fitness to become president. >> she'll stand at the teleprompter, spin around, short speech, then gets off the stage. she goes back home, she goes to sleep. >> to win trade in our country, you need tremendous physical and mental strength and stamina. hillary clinton doesn't have that strength or stamina, believe me, and you know it and they know it and everybody knows it. she didn't go to louisiana. she didn't go to mexico. she was invited.

she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to make america great again. believe me. >> but yesterday the republican nominee said this. >> trump, question about hillary clinton's health incident this morning, her health incident this morning? >> don't know anything about it. >> "the washington post" reports congressman peter king, who was with trump earlier in the day said, "it was actually trump who told me what was going on. he leaned over and told me that hillary wasn't feeling well. i said, really? that was all he said." robert costa reports if asked about clinton's health, trump is supposed to tread somewhat carefully, he may raise questions about the campaign's transparency, but the focus should be on her comments over the weekend. >> friday night hillary clinton seemed to write off half of the support donald trump is garnering. >> you know, to just be grossly

generalistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racists, sexists, homophobics, zen phobic, islam phobic, you name it. and, unfortunately, there are people like that. and he has lifted them up. he has given voice to their websites that used to only have 11,000 people. now have 11 million. he tweets and retweets their offensive, hateful, mean spirited rhetoric. now, some of those folks are ir deemable, but thankfully, they are not america. >> clinton went on to say the

other half of trump's supporters feel left behind and are in search of a change, but an outcry led her to say, "last night i was grossly generalistic and that's never a good idea. i regret saying half, that was wrong, but let's be clear, what is really deplorable is donald trump hired a major add have caught to run his campaign and david duke and other white supremacists see him as a champion of their values. i won't stop calling out bigotry and racist rhetoric in this campaign. many of trump's supporters are hard working americans who just don't feel the economy or our political system are working for them. trump responded with his own statement calling her unfit and incapable to serve. adding, "isn't it disgraceful hillary clinton makes the worst mistake of the political season and instead of owning up to this grotesque attack she turns it

around with a pathetic rehash of words and insults used in her failing campaign. for the first time in a long while, her true feelings came out, showing bog out try and hateful to millions. how can she be president of our country when she has such contempt and disdain for so many great americans". on friday in front of a packed audience he criticized the decision not to prosecute clinton over the use of a private e-mail server. >> she is being so protected, she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? that's what's happened. that is what's happened to our country. i never thought i'd see the day when this is happening to our country. >> the remarks were reminiscent of a headline grabbing line

trump used during the primaries earlier this year. >> my people are so smart, and you know what else they say, the polls, i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and wouldn't lose any voters, incredible. hard to believe it's been 15 years since the attacks of september 11, 2001. yesterday was marked with ceremonies and remembrances across the nation, including this tribute in light, two beams in lower mooent as eer manhatt. the day etched into the soul of a nation as rehema ellis reports, it's a day we will never forget. >> reporter: at ground zero, a solemn tribute. >> we carry your hearts in our hearts, joe. >> dad, the whole family misses you. >> reporter: among those lost, hundreds of first responders. >> you will never be forgotten.

>> on 9/11, the nation came together. >> he was only ten when his father died in the north tower. today he works with children of other tragedies. >> sometimes the bad things that happen in our lives put us on a path to where we are going, to help others as others have helped me. p.s., i love you, dad. >> reporter: at the pentagon, president obama remembered the fallen. >> we remember and we will never forget the nearly 3,000 beautiful lives taken from us so cruelly, including 184 men, women, and children here. >> reporter: and in shanksville, pennsylvania, hundreds more came together. >> we gather today to honor the heros of flight 93. when the skies over this field gave their lives in order to thwart an attack on the united states capitol. >> reporter: along with remembrance, a day of solidarity and service. back in new york, thousands of volunteers packed meals for

those in need. >> seeing so many people just kind of putting aside your differences and coming together for this shows the unity that's come from something bad and how people have tried to change it. >> our thanks to rehema healell for that report. hillary clinton called on the nation to honor the lives of responders. our solemn duty on behalf of all those who perished on that september day 15 years ago is to work together as one nation to keep all our people safe from an enemy that seeks nothing less than to destroy our way of life, adding we pray for the unity we'll need to conquer all the challenges to come. >> definitely a day we will not forget. north korea isn't backing down after the latest threat of sanctions. plus, an opportunity of peace gets a cautious welcome. the countdown is on for a cease-fire in syria.

those stories and a check on weather when we come right back.

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welcome back. a cease-fire is set to take effect in syria later today, following a bloody weekend between government and rebel forces. war monitors reported clashes around the country that reportedly left at least 90 people dead. these are images from social media after a strike in aleppo. some rebel groups told the u.s. they plan to abide by the agreement with russia while others are raising doubts about it and even vowing to fight on. secretary of state john kerry and sergey lavrov announced the deal saturday morning. the goal, kerry says, is to reduce the ongoing bloodshed, get much needed humanitarian aid

to the people of syria, and offer them a road ahead. >> and if, and again i want to emphasize the if, if the plan is implemented in good faith, if the stakeholders do the things that are available to them to do and are being called on to do, this can be a moment where the multilateral efforts at the diplomatic table, the negotiations, could take hold and you could really buy the people of syria with the transition. >> north korea is vowing to strengthen nuclear capabilities following its latest nuclear tests laughable, following a special envoy for that country during a meeting with japanese officials yesterday. that envoy echoed president obama's remarks on friday, stressing that the u.s. may launch unilateral sanctions against north korea following the country's claims of carrying

out its fifth nuclear detonation. south korea's defense ministry is warning its neighbor is ready to carry out more attacks any time. bill karins is here. bill, it was such a warm, hot weekend for many folks. how are things looking today? >> things have changed. cold front went through, humidity has dropped, now we're watching cold air in the middle of the country. this is the time of year we start watching the shots of cold air coming from canada. this is a big one, this blue on the map, that's snow in the northern portions of montana. first time i've said that, and that's expected this time of year. when the cold air meets the hot air we will get severe storms. about 2 million people at risk, omaha and des moines, wind damage is the greatest threat. once the storms move through, this area will be chilly come tomorrow. mild today, ohio valley, texas is hot, same with oklahoma. after a cool start, it will be mild even during the afternoon hours up through new england,

but the cool air, billings, montana, high temperature will be 48 degrees, that's it. that's the cool air we'll track across the country. tuesday, chicago you're still warm, but then the chilly air will move in. omaha, 66 degrees, chicago goes to 70 on wednesday, so you're talking heading to work and the kids going to school with a light jacket and sweatshirt on. eventually some of the cool air will make it to the east coast, but that won't happen until about thursday. today's forecast, about as perfect as an afternoon and day you could get. lunch outdoors from st. louis, ohio valley. so looking very nice, betty, for many people today. >> you have made so many people happy today. good job. all right, still ahead, no tom brady, no rob gronkowski, no problem. we have highlights from the patriots big win on sunday night football. plus, displaying patriotism on the grid iron amid a year of unrest. more when we come back in a moment. cry-proof,

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his third grand slam title, winning 6-7, 6-4, 7-5, 6-3. his 11th consecutive win in a championship match and he's now 3 for 3 in major finals. that was a four-hour match, it was incredible. the first full weekend of football is back yesterday. some went more smoothly than some for others. espn's fantasy football app was down, infuriating many, including claire mccaskill. the big game between the patriots and the cardinals. a lot of names missing for the pats, including rob gronkowski and tom brady. instead, it was jimmy garoppolo making his first pro start under center, hooking up early under center there. the cardinals capitalized on big fumbles in the third quarter. david johnson punches in to pull within three, then larry fitzgerald with a spectacular catch in the end zone.

it doesn't get any better than that one there. let's just take a look. boom. this game coming down to the wire, cards down to two for chandler. trying the 45-yard field goal. he goes left and wide there, tom brady and the patriots get their first win on the road, but that field goal miss was a big one. i know there are a lot of cardinals fans out there that were not happy. there are new calls for social justice on the football field sunday, most notably at the seahawks/dolphins game. colin kaepernick started it all. nbc's steve paterson has the story. >> they stood together as one during the national anthem. all 53 seattle seahawks players arms locked in a show of solidarity. doug baldwin tweeting. >> as a team we have chosen to stand and interlock arms. >> pete carroll was proud. >> they want to show how they

can have impact and affect others. >> four miami dolphins took a knee, in kansas city, more silent protests, the chiefs interlocked arms marcus peters raised his fist. the controversy started preseason when colin kaepernick protested what he called police brutality and racial injustice. the move drew both outrage and admiration. some kaepernick jerseys were burned, others became best sellers. nfl commissioner ron eer roger . soccer star megan rapinoe, even members of a high school football team in camden, new jersey, all making their statement. but usa world cup hockey coach john tortorella is not a fan. "if any of my players sit on the bench for the national anthem, they'll sit there the rest of the game." terrell fletcher played eight

seasons in the nfl, says the controversy is striking a nerve. >> the athletes are bringing real life into our recreation space and i think as a community that makes us uncomfortable. >> reporter: and on this opening sunday, september 11th, players taking a moment to pause to honor freedom while attempting to raise awareness. >> last night on nbc's football night in america, hall of fame coach tony dungy offered his thoughts on protest to the national anthem. >> when i coached, the national anthem was very special to me. we practiced the national anthem in training camp with our players, we videotaped it, i showed the rookies how it should be done, professionally with pride, but i would support even those dolphins players who kneeled, if they came to me and said, coach, we want to do this because we think it's important, i would support that. there was a time, dan, when i didn't stand up for the national anthem, but when i grew as a christian man, i felt like that wasn't the right thing to do for me. there was something i could do to make it better.

when i saw racial injustice i perceived, i stood for the national anthem, but i bowed my head and i prayed that god would make us a country that really was the land of the free and the home of the brave. i thought that's the way i personally could protest and make the situation better. >> yesterday a few nfl stars also paid homage to the victims and first responders of the september 11th attacks. avery williamson wore cleats emblazoned with 9/11 and never forget. after new york and norjz cops offered to pay the fine for williamson he wore the cleats against the vikings anyway. wide receiver victor cruz wore cleats dedicated to the new york city fire department, odell beckham jr. also wore cleats a bald eagle and american flag and julio jones warmed up before yesterday's game wearing cleats with a patriotic image of the

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