i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. was doing this? >> no. >> both sides agree the marriage was in trouble. good morning and welcome to "sunday today". i'm willie geist. we are about 36 hours away from the first presidential debate. no one is sure what to expect. we will talk to rick tyler who played donald trump for ted cruz during the press debate. in our next half hour we will

krol as he takes two famous characters to broadway. >> we like to say it is a love letter to theater or more realisticly a stalkers note. we would rather have broadway die than be with anybody but us. in the state of washington police arresting a 20-year-old man accused o people to death at a mall there this weekend. what is the latest? >> reporter: for the first time we are hearing how investigators spotted this suspected gunman walking down the street in a town almost 30 miles away. investigators say once they put the surveillance camera pictures from inside of the mall out they started receiving tips from the

as arcan cetin. they went to check out and they saw him walking down the street. the investigators we talked to described him as quiet and almost zombie like. >> i saw an individual walking northbound on the sidewalk and i instantly recognized that is the person i just viewed on my computer. i did an abrupt u turn and hit my individual into custody. >> reporter: cetin is 20 years old. he is a u.s. legal resident in the u.s. sources have told our affiliate that his ex girlfriend may have worked at the macy's some time ago. when asked about that investigators say it is still too early to talk about the motive. they did say this did not appear

we are learning more about cetin through social media postings. he posted videos of him playing call of duty. he is facing five counts of murder as this community struggles with its grief. >> starting us off in the state of washington. after a public outcry police in charlotte, north carolina finally released portion t security is tight for the carolina panthers game later today. >> reporter: today the carolina panthers are set to play a home game here amid heightened security after several nights of protests. police released portion of the videos relating to the shooting death of keith scott. we should warn you they are graphic and some viewers may find them disturbing.

backup. guns drawn at keith scott inside the white suv. scott walks backwards, four shots ring out. body camera footage shows the uniformed officer trying to use the baton to break the window. seconds later body is on the ground. police say twoin officers were there to serve an arrest warrant to another man. officers say scott parked next to him and held up a gun. >> the image does not create absolute certainty as to what this case represents and what the outcome can be. the footage supports all of the other information. >> reporter: police say scott's dna and finger prints are on the

wearing this ankle holster. the new videos distributed one day after scott's wife released this dramatic cell phone video. >> he has no weapon. >> reporter: none of the recordings show scott pointing a weapon at officers. >> he is not aggressively moving towards law enforcement. he is doing the opposite. he is passively stepping back. >> reporter: this wasn't the first time 43-year-old had his family's lawyers say scott's delaying getting out of his vehicle doesn't justify his death. >> don't shoot him. >> reporter: his brother in law says the videos leave more questions than answers. >> we shouldn't have to -- in order for him to be treated fairly. he was an american citizen who deserved that. >> reporter: overnight there

some demonstrators have said not all videos were released but the police chief said he did put out all videos directly related to the shooting. >> we'll watch the scene at the stadium today. thanks so much. let's turn to the presidential race. the election 44 days away. the highly anticipated first debate between donald trump and hillary clinton tomorrow night. the audience here at huge. kristin welker has the latest. >> exciting time around here. it is crunch time for the candidates, the first critical debate set for tomorrow night. trump and clinton are huddling with aides and advisers doing their homework. with the stakes this high there is no room for error. hours ticking away. donald trump headlining a rally

>> you will wind this state and we are going to win the white house. >> reporter: clinton off the campaign trail enlisting senator elizabeth warren and cast of the west wing for help. >> he doesn't realize it but this ain't no stinking tv show. >> reporter: the run up to the debate is getting nasty already. mark cuban a frequent trump critic. >> that is a bluff. >> reporter: will center monday night. trump tweeting saturday if he wants to sit in the front row perhaps i will put jennifer flowers right along side of him. bill clinton admitted under oath to a sexual encounter with flowers. she tweeted on saturday hi donald you know i'm in your corner and will definitely be at the debate.

row the stakes are enormous. 1984 ronald reagan diffusing questions about his advanced age. >> i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> reporter: 1988, the vice presidential debate. slamming dan quayle for comparing himself to john f. kennedy. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy mine. senator, you are no jack kennedy. >> nobody remembers the spectacular performances. >> reporter: a very narrow tight rope for clinton and trump to walk monday night. the trump campaign hasn't commented on the flowers/cuban flap but the clinton campaign is firing back saying it shows how easily provoked and thin skinned trump is.

a night of fireworks. >> thanks so much. let's bring in rick tyler. rick played donald trump in cruz's preparation for the republican primary debate. and elise jordan is a former adviser to the rand paul campaign. good to see you both. so talk to me about playing donald trump for a candidate. do you use the accent? >> i really did. i tried to be as as i could. trump has very unique mannerisms, hand gestures, he speaks in very staccato short sentences and talks a lot about himself. >> what do you think the clinton campaign can learn from your experience with ted cruz? >> the first donald trump is going to be disciplined donald trump. and the other will be the off

insult laden donald trump. that is his number one liability is his temperament. >> which donald trump shows up. does he try to appear presidential to an audience that maybe is just tuning in for the first time? then you see him tweeting about jennifer flowers. >> i thought we were going to see disciplined donald trump and then you see him tweeting about a bill clinton mistress two days before the trump campaign has not sufficiently hazed him and he is not ready to be put to the scrutiny and going up against a woman such a delicate balance trump could be in for a surprise. >> he doesn't strike me as one who takes hazing well. you covered the clinton campaign so closely for so long now. how are they preparing?

expect secretary clinton to prepare. she is hunkering down running through mock debates. she has a number of top advisers with her. then she has one of her former top advisers playing the role of trump. he is a tough guy. everyone in the media knows that. a lot of people can see why she chose him because he will throw a barb at her without hesitation. she is preparing for two donald trumps. part of get under trump's skin. her other challenge i think is going to be she has a lot of policies. she knows a lot of the information. she has a long record but narrowing that down for voters so it is easily understandable. >> what is the biggest mistake both candidates can make? >> i think bringing jennifer flowers will be a big mistake. >> we'll start there.

student. [ laughter ] trump has to prove he is presidential because if 100 million people watch many have not paid that much attention and have heard a lot about donald trump and see him and say that guy is nothing like i have seen. it is important for donald trump for him not to lose his temper. i think clinton cannot bring her pension for being a lawyer litigating every little -- she needs short sentences for things like the middle east, things like the server. she needs quick answers. she cannot litigate those things again. she has to be aspirational. we have to know her vision and that she has a plan. >> will donald trump be graded on a curve? >> that is after the first republican debate trump was the winner.

i didn't agree with that. everyone has such consistently low expectations. hillary clinton does have a tougher bar as a woman, i think, just going in. she might get some kind of break because everyone is excited about the first woman candidate but at the same time she is hillary clinton and everyone expects the worse. >> it will be fascinating to watch. thank you so much. stay with me for the highs and other news this morning, flooding fears in the midwest as iowa deals with another day of rain. the cedar river is rising dangerously and could go from 10 feet to 23 feet. at one point a deer got stuck in the river but two people were able to pull it to safety. two delaware firefighters being remembered after they were killed at a house fire on saturday. four firefighters were in the

first floor buckled. vice president joe biden stopped by the scene to comfort some firefighters. london police say they have arrested a 35-year-old man accused of hacking pippa middleton's i cloud account. pipa's sister arrived in canada on saturday. the royals are on an eight-day the woman who went viral overnight for take ag football to the face. a photographer for auburn university was just behind the end zone for kickoff at lsu/auburn. she tried to make the catch but took her eye off the ball. 75 yards hot in the air. she says she is doing just fine. straight ahead, the highs

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>> let's go to our first high. it goes to the general presidential comradery at the opening of stunning smithsonian museum. after the ceremony president bush was trying to get someone to take his photo after he and a woman struggled with a selfie. bush tapped president obama on the back to take his picture. president obama gladly takes the phone, lines up the shot and snaps it. theto tag potus took this. this photo of the 43rd president nuzzling into a hug. >> that has to be my favorite shot. i love the bipartisanship. >> refreshing. we don't get to see enough of it. incredible museum. our first low goes to another viral moment for gary

debate at home like the rest of us. stuff got real weird. >> and there would be an examination of me of who we are and not based on that. and not say anything. >> governor johnson polling at 9% and putting together quite a campai casey keeping it together as the tongue comes out. a brief recoil. >> her reaction was priceless. it was so measured. but very human. i think everyone kind of collectively jumped back a little bit. >> i think he was trying to say he could speak like that on stage and still win a debate. >> you can't understand what he is saying. our next high is extraordinary brotherly love

brothers competing in the world triathlon series in mexico. younger brother's body began to give out. big brother could win past for the win instead he helps baby bro along. he nudged jonathan across the line first to give him the second place finish. bed writing your loyalty is incredible. >> i get misty eyed watching that. i just ran seven miles and i sort of felt that way. >> you didn't have anyone carrying you. >> back to the world of presidential politics for our next low when donald trump rose to political prominence omar went from first ballot to

clip of the documentary called the choice. she issues a warning to all haters. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who ever doubted donald or disagreed or challenged him, it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> like general zod. you will bow down sdprmpt when hard to say what to say after that video. >> maybe nothing at all. next high to dads and daughters talking in the mirror. let's talk with aleah. some 16 million people have watched their little pep talk. >> i am strong. >> i am strong. >> i am smart. >> i am smart.

>> i work hard. >> i am beautiful. >> i am beautiful. >> she is beautiful. how cool is that? >> i love that. that is a lesson to dads everywhere. >> they were not the only father/daughter duo. a video on facebook of his young daughter linda encouraging her old man through the routine. >> you are almost done. you're doing a good job. >> thank you, sweetheart. daddy is trying. >> you're doing a great job. as a father of a daughter we need that encouragement. we don't know what we are doing. >> our final low to the fact that we are unwilling to tie our own shoes. nike announced self lacing sneakers will go on sale.

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>> live look out sd 827 chilly day yesterday. >> yeah, that chilly start this morning and after a chilly start, temperatures are rebounding nicely with the help of unabated sun shine. 51 in boston. should get up to the low to mid-60s this after number, still a little cooler than average for this time of year. overnight tonight it will be even colder than last night. frost advisory issues for tonight and next chance of rain coming on tuesday and after that the weather remains a bit unsettled. >> to our top stories now, police say six people have been inscrurred including one critically after it appears to have been some sort of fight - - the victims were stabbed, nearby emmerson college also asking students to report any suspicious activity.

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as secretary how many words per minute can you type? how does president obama like his coffee? like himself? weak? >> those are really out of date questions. you need to get out more. >> what president? >> that is hillary clinton sitting between two ferns with zach galifianakis asking insightful questions on the hit web series. galifianakis is one of the many big name comedians who popped up on kroll show. the show ended last year but two of kroll's most popular characters survived.

of fans they have made it to broadway. ? >> nick kroll's characters always are full of confidence especially when they shouldn't be. there is bouncer and self-style entrepreneur. >> you can say that bobby has had an amazing year, acting, producing. >> reporter: the irritating publicity agent >> i think it might be expensive. >> reporter: and craft service coordinator/poet. >> as you notice you want to maintain a little something to show prosperity. >> reporter: all borne during three seasons of kroll show. and now a pair of those characters have made it all the way from kroll's twisted mind to broadway. >> so many memories. so many beautiful --

own story, oh, hello. they are two 70 something friends patrolling the delis and diners of new york's upper west side created and played by kroll and his old college buddy john mulla mullany. >> tell us about it. >> it feels like we are ie upper west side. 82nd and broadway. that is where they live and breathe. >> where they are most powerful. >> how do you describe gill? >> a tony award viewing actor. he is the kind of guy who brings beverages to the bathroom. we like to say they are like

out of the movie selma. >> reporter: gil and george began as a bit before graduating to comedy stages, viral videos and a tour of the united states where the sellout crowds convinced kroll and mullany they could take their act to broadway. >> i would think a dream come true would be a cover of the sunday "new york times." is tha like the most exciting thing. for george and gil who steal their neighbors sunday times are like of course we are. >> the whole thing is a you're welcome thing. >> they know they should be there. >> hello.

>> of course. >> i looked over your chart and you have food poisoning. >> thank you. >> look at those scary looking men. >> handsome. >> is there something when you talk to people about being on broadway it is something different that is outside of the normal realm of the things people do or get to my friend bobby moynihan is walking by. >> "snl" star bobby moynihan. >> the coolest part is the idea that it is doing it with john and we get to do this thing together. it couldn't be more fun. >> but broadway was still a

got his first break. in 2005 american express hired him for an u.s. open ad campaign built around andy roddick and his mojo. >> dance down the brooklyn bridge. this was a multimillion dollar ad campaign. >> taking our american express card and going ten times crazy around new york but andy kept it tennis. >> after all that hype roddick lost in the first round. >> we had to go in and shoot a fake press conference where the mo mojo -- after the fall. i was apologizing. >> he had more luck with a seven season run on the lead, a comedy about fantasy football. >> you are such a dog.

for a turn towards the dramatic in the new film "loving." >> anything you want me to say to supreme court justices. >> reporter: he plays a civil rights attorney in the 1967 case. >> it is resonating for any number of reasons of what is going on in the country. i just felt really lucky to be a part of it. it is the kind of thing that i i want today do different kinds of things. >> reporter: comedy is always home for kroll. raised in the new york suburbs in the film with melbrooks. >> he came and so oh, hello. came back stage. first he said it is fine. that was fine, the show. we were like there is nothing better than getting a big half

brooks. to meet him was a major career highlight. >> is this god willing something should be going on for some time? >> our hope is we do gil and george in some form or another until we are their age. that is the goal is that we keep doing these guys until we are their age. there is nothing more previews now and opens officially on october 10. nick's film "loving" is in theaters november 4. i moderated a discussion last year here in new york. to hear nick explain why that night put the broadway in their

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i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. a drive through memphis, tennessee is a trip through the history of american music. you find the soul of our r&b sounds at sites like sun studio.

legacy alive. ? >> reporter: now doubt these high school students from memphis can carry a tune. the music they perform so well at the opening of the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture is meant to take them far beyond washington, d.c. the section of memphis that long ago lost its beat. there are signs of a renaissance. standard setting high school. the charter school is in the staxmusic academy is next to the staxrecording studio. stax, the home of otis redding, the stapletons, isaac hayes and so many more. soul music giants in whose foot steps these students are following.

records, the things that they went through, the music that they produced, being able to communicate that to our audience is a big part of who we are. >> reporter: before school there is music. and after school there is more music. in between, a curriculum that produced 100% acceptance rate for the college bound, senior wants to study political science at indiana. >> i never came to the charter school no telling what, how i would be and my grades or how i am as a person. i can definitely say that this place has really changed my life. >> reporter: stax records propelled soul music to the top of the charts.

white. talk about harmony. when those students get a chance to connect with those former artists -- >> reporter: paul mckinny is the director of instrumental music. >> you can't quantify the value of that. it changeathize trajectory of the lives. >> reporter: arts in schools puts heart in school. heart and soul. >> my gosh. i can go on and ? i'm a soul man ? >> harry smith reporting from memphis. this week we highlight another life well lived. a public crusade was dangerous business in the decade before nelson mandela was freed. allister sparks was not afraid.

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we close this morning with predictions for the week ahead. the first presidential debate is tomorrow night out on long island here in new york. hillary clinton and donald trump will share the stage with lester holt, a nearly super bowl sized audience is expected for the session. we predict the game will be close, commercials will be lame and lady gaga's halftime show will be tomorrow the last ball game called by ben skucukuskully. we predict there never will be another like scully calling a game. we will miss the sound of your voice. vice president joe biden guest stars on law and order svu when

he will play himself. it may be a dream come true but the appearance is sure to be overshadowed by the introduction of a new character, lieutenant gary busy. stay tuned to nbc this morning for meet the press. be sure to watch lester holt moderating the first presidential debate between at 9:00 eastern tomorrow night. thanks for spending part of your morning with us. we want to send our best wishes across the dial after 22 years. a great broadcaster and better gentleman. we aspire to your sunday mornings. we'll see you here next week on

chaos in the theater district. six people stabbed on the street and the suspect is still on the run. >> a massive manhunt is over in the state of police arrest a shooter. >> we see new footage of the shooting in charlotte and more details surface. the red sox clench a playoff spot. the team dominating the tampa bay rays for their tenth straight win. this is "7 news today in new england." >> good morning. it's 9:00. happy sundry. i'm kris anderson. >> i'm nancy chen. we have those stories and more.