? ? scare on the trail. at first complaining of being over heated, hillary clinton was unsteady and clearly needed support to enter her van. she'd been treated for pneumo >> yes, thank you very much. thank you everybody. >> but donald trump has been curiously quiet on the issue. after a weekend of war fare, a monday night syrian ceasefire hangs in the balance, but will all sides respect it. a moving 9/11.

"early today" starts right now. >> happy monday to you kwm rr frances rivera. >> and it was a scary couple of hours until the clinton campaign came out explaining what was wrong with the secretary of state. >> we begin this morning with the nation beginning the horrific events from some 15 years ago which took 3,000 lives. but it was a race for the white house which cast a long shadow, after both candidates made their own planned visits to mark the occasion. and we have news this morning that hillary clinton has canceled a series of high profile events due to health concerns, after a day that may have dramatically shifted the tenure of the race after she abruptly fell ill and left during the service. and we know she's been diagnosed with pneumonia.

she was recovering nicely, the doctor said. and look at this video. shows clinton unsteady, clearly requiring support before trying to get in her van. clinton was driven to the manhattan apartment to recooperate, however, the press was not notified for over an hour. and here she is greeting reporters and onlookers before heading to her home. >> are you feeling better? >> yes, thank you. very much. >> for more we're joined by tracie potts and good morning. what more can you tell us about clinton's illness and the significance, especially with donald trump targeting her health in the past. >> reporter: and that's the key.

coughing spell that her doctors said was attributed to seasonal allergies. in 2012 she had a stomach virus that turned into dehydration and developed a blood clot which turned out to be her second blood clot. there have been public health issues for hillary clinton. and so this is raising more questions. the campaign for donald trump has questioned whether she has the physical stamina, not to run but to serve as president of the united states and obviously she and her campaign have denied that there's a problem there. neither candidate has released their full medical records. we have doctor's records from both of them. trump's doctor admitted his letter was rushed. but the bottom line, he is 70. she will be 69 next month. they will be the oldest and

depending on who wins. >> tracie potts live for us in washington d.c. and while clinton faces tough questions on her health, donald trump is expected to sit down and talk to dr. oz about his own health and his regimen. the hardest hit firehouse during 9/11, there he was greeted by firefighters and commemorated the anniversary along side former mayor, rudy and attended the same world trade center tour that clinton was on hand for earlier. and national republicans grilled clinton, following this controversial remark earlier. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the "basket of deplorables." the islamaphobic, you name it.

and he has lifted them up. >> and the clinton campaign quickly reversed course, apologizing, while democrats say there was nothing to make a stink about. they say it equals mitt romney's 47% mark and it all comes as clinton holding a 5-point lead among likely voters nationally. 46% to 41% and that's in keeping with the same poll from month. 45% to 35%. and today on the trail, trump delivers remarks remarks to the national coast guard. and clinton will remain off the stump, recooperating from the health scare. as sunset falls over syria in a matter of hours, a

and other besieged parts of the city. the carnage between syria's government forces and the u.s.-backs opposition left at least 90 dead and over 100 wounded. matt bradley is following the deal out of london. what are chances the ceasefire is going to stick? >> reporter: ahead ceasefire, scheduled to begin in a few hours. over 100 have been killed, mostly by the syrian government, which has pounded rebel held areas across syria. they have ramped up since russia and u.s. signed this deal to halt fighting. russia, has been on the offensive as well. striking rebel positions in aleppo and idlib. that doesn't look good for the ceasefire.

firing monday night, tonight. and the agreement would allow humanitarian aid to flow into block aided areas of syria, particularly aleppo. and if all of that holds up for seven days, russia and the u.s. will share intelligence and targeting data to allow them to cooperate. syria's war has seen this kind of jockying before. they tried to get a better ti begins. >> live for us in london. thanks for the update. police are searching for the suspect or suspects in a shooting that's left one dead and five others injured. gun fire erupted in birmingham's gate city community. as many as 60 shots were fired,

called to the scene. all victims were likely innocent bistanders. ironically, an officer-involved-shooting took place at the same intersection just three days earlier. and after the commemoration of one of the dead lesh days comes to an >> as we saw in the days and weeks that followed and what has become even clearer in the years since is that the legacy of september 11th is not one of terror or fear, but of resilience and hope. >> we remember a day 15 years guy when we were wounded but not weakened. we remember a lesson of 9/11 that evil is real and so is curage. >> their remarks came just

football and president bush was on hand for the dallas coin toss and president obama urged all americans to accept the diverse nation we are. but are we really safer than we were 15 years ago, when terrorists simultaneously hijacked planes. >> we're safer when it comes to he we're challenged with the home-grown violent extremists. and that requires a new government response and public participation and vigilance as well, by the way. >> that was secretary jay johnson and so many lives changed after that day, but as we say, never forget. >> and the terror threat really has changed over the 15 years as well.

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