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good morning. back.ng >> i am not going to let false accusas dri me out ofs thi brett kavanau launches an unpreced bid to save his nomination, speaking out alongside his wife in a new interview, denying all allegas against him. >> the truth i i have never sexually assaulted anyone in high sl or otherwise. his feet on the high court hanging in the balance. does he have the votes or not? ?o after a dramatic day about his future, rod rosenstein now set to meet face-to-face with presidenp t week. his fate and the russia n n up in the ai we are live at the white house. > race again time.
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the f joins a dperate search for a 6- boy who vanished from a north carolina park. with ticking third day. ntering its those stories, plu "fortn fears. e hidden dange every parent needs to watch out for. whas the sry? a stunning announcement from silicon valley. > and icy reception.agram. the philadelphia unveile the team new mascot leavi fans wondering, at is that? today is from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthed an hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rochester plaza. >> welcome to "today."
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thank you f j us. what was that? >> this is gritty. thas new mt in philadelphia. i am thinking the fourth hou an ambush makeover? clean him up a little bit? >>. take care of that. i understand that thing is aring some children? our toptory.l get to that l supreme et with his wife by his side addressinghe troubling allegation threatening to derail his nomination. we have in depth coverage starting withbc national correst peter alexander. hey, gooa b week ahead of us. brett kah claiming his nocee and revealing fort time ss broke called his supreme court e telling him h stands by him and the president overnight tweeti kavanaugh was thef vi what he calls false accusati i am not going to let accusas dri me out of this process. overnight embattled judge kavan his wife by h
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side vowing he won't wiprdraw. esidentrump' supreme pick in an unprecedented intervw with fox news defendg himself after two accusati surfaced. one while at college at yale, the other when he was a teenager in the 1980s. >> the truth ii have nev assaulted anyone in high sl or otherwise. i am not questioning and have not questioned that perhaps dr. ford at some point in her life was sexually assaulted by someone at someplace. se anyone. know is have never kavanaugh deflecti whe a if he would welcome an fbi invest instead cal for fairnes and i know i'm telling the tth. i didn't do this or anything resemb this. this is wrong. e decent. he is kind. he is gd. i know his heart. is not consistent with
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brett. w saying this about the accuser and the confirma process. i don't know what happened to her andt i don't even w to go there.i fee badly for her famil. i feel badly for her through this process. process is not kavanaugh insig he has never been black ou cast dedicad student and athlete. for the allegation that he he other people alleged to be there i don't recall any such thin if such a thing had happened, it would ha been the talk of camp. in deeply personal terms acknowledging he wasn't sexually active at the time. i did not have sexual interce or anything close to sexual intercourse in high sc or for many years thereaft you saying through all these years in question, virgi? preside tcorrect. earlier standing by his nominee.
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judge kavanaugh is an outstag pn and i am with im all the way. accuser, christine blaford, preparg to testify before the t letterer to chuck obtained by nbc news ford writes, while back from testifying. amid protests on capitol hill democrs demanding the fbi invests announcing an up or down vy the far left shameful campai has hit a new w. >> brett kavanau previe his points for thursday heari calling for a fair process 16 times in that 20 arguing he deserv integrity. peter stay right the.
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kasie, it's about one thing. countk votes. who is actually iind and could vo either way? >> that's right, savannah. itlls a s audience here. i would draw you to three critic, the sator from ndizona, lisa murkowski from alaska, susan collins of maine. she is the person we have been watchi most closely. when dr. ford first game forwar susan collins pushed her colleagues to say we absolute have to hear from this wom something she cared a lot about and she made that eown. that how ended up with this opening hearing. i think the question is, how does a story in "thee allegatioh a sensento this? capito among republi overplth say this bolsters the idea
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that this is a smearpa cn instead of a sympathetic figure in dr. ford who came forward and clearly feels very strongly. so still a lot of twists and turn lot of peoe m think it's unusual for a supreme court nominee to go on tv before this w d you think this is playing amg republicans? >> right, it was unusual. this was remarkable. we haven't seen athing like this. th felt to me like something out of the playbook. , dig in, defend. now they are going on offense here. to kasie's point latest allegation from deborah w ramirez, heard from kellyanne saying that the first accuser shod be heard.ir after r came out yesterday she described this as a vast left wing conspiracy. they now pushing backre much aggressively on this. but republicans are also scared. they have rea concerns that he would not be confirmed, that there the potential for
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erosion among republicans, those name a sense that needed to teify, he needed to speak to fox news yestery or he wouldn't make it to his testimony this wk on thursd in the background, reall the foreground on capitol hill, the midterms which are losing thank you so much. apprecia it. >> there is also major ni uncerty thi m over the fate of deputy attorney l rod rosenstein. speculatn swi on mon may resign or be fired. for now he does remain on the job. nbc's white house correspondent kristin welker has the latest on this story. go mornin good g you to. that's right. deputy attorney genel rod rosenste job may be hanging in the balance after a chainic mo on monday. ed conflicting about whether he wastaying in his job or leaving. appointed robert mur and oversees the investig so the stakes are monument. morning, will he stay will he go? that's the qstion looming over
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deputy attorney gel rod ro who had a cordial handshe with chief of staff john kel after a tense mornin initially t word rosens w heading to t white e to resign, according to some close to the president, but other administration ofs tell nbc newsd r quit and would have to be fired. rosenstein met wh kell extended phonenv coer with p trump. thet. announcemen thursd meeting with mr. trump. job seemingly safe for now. >> we will be meeting at the white e andwill be determg what is going on. we want to have transparency, openness and i look forward to meeting with rod athat time. >> the drama started with that bombshell report in "the new that se discussed invoking the 25th am last spring to remove president tru from office and that rosenstein even suggeste wearing a wire to secret recd conversations wi mr. trump. rosenste
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we according to y people close to rosenstein, he wonder if he was compromised and should step down. even discussing it with a top white e official. meanwhil presi trump's allies urged him to lay off, fearing a political backlash in have a message for the presidt tonight. under zero circumstances should e president fire anybody. rosenstein oversees robert mueller's investigation into rus meddling in the 2016 election. r attorney genel attorney d himself, rosenn has become a firewall prtrump, prompting man democrs to renew calls for legislatn to protect him. >> firin rod rosenstein would be a direct threat to that investig and even some republics expressed concern rosenste cou be removed. inwell, i he did sog like that, it would
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cause a fur that we don't need right now. so rosenstein is the preside on thursday. if he leaves under some ircum, who would replace him? right. well, if rosenstein leaves on thursd or at any later date, e solicitor gen would take over and oversee th russia invest so that means francisco would superve special counst mueller, discuss everything from budgets to approving indict he would also be t persono decide whether to fire mueller if there wer cau to do so. franci a conservative republ lawye who worked i the bush administratio he has never overseen a criminal investigce to the cs within the justice depart right now, attorney genel jeff se almost certain to steper down ahe november a right. a lot of changes. thyou. and those dramas play out in e president is in new york e wi deliver a high stakes sech to
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the general assembly. i think, first of all, the spotligh going to oe north korea. what a difference a year makes. last year president tru ridiculed north korea's kim jongn m as rocket threateng to totally destroyed north koa if necessary. new hw he is saying that kim ha been open and terrific, that's a , even though intelligence es at ag say they are building mo denuclea tweeti this morng. iran is goi to be a big focus today. another big aspect of this messag presint pla with crip bling sanctions later this year. groups.folk on iran's missil the pside tweeting he has no plans with rouhani.
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hitting iran has other ramifi ir is -- hittingran is angeri america's closest allies, britain, franc sticking nuclear dea but will be forced the new sanctions to stop buying iran's oil in order to hkeep economi ties w the u.s. canada upset over t trump tariffs. e president's withdrawal from a long list of u.n. programs is r issue, including all u.n. aid to this refugee relief program for palestinians. and the rift is sodeep, the president is not planning to even meet with prime minister treeau. e bottom l today, the presidens a first theme and it's not of populism and popular in many places around the world. the real target, of course, his conser base at home. it will be interesting over on the east side.
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to cover. lot of traffic. thanks. > craig is here now. wh do you have? >> good will find out today whether he is going t prison. a pennsylvania judge will senten the actor andia com on three counts of aggravated indece assault. will have one last chance to makeourt before that decision is announ prosecut senten of five to t years in prison. they say he has demonstrated no renorse and is capable e defen says he is old, frail, and legally blind and should be sent home on house arrest. > the dallas police off has been fired. ambe guyger is charged with mansla 6th shooti botham jean dead. accordin court records, s guygd she thought she encounted a burglar inside her own home and later saw she was
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in the wrong unit. her attorney says theas firing premature and unfair. > and a b tech world. the co-founders of instagram are resigning from t sial media compan kevin isis rum said in aem st sunday that he and ke krieger plan to leave in the next two weeks. founded the app back in 2010d it toacebook in about $1. there was no immediate word on why they choseo leave the fascinating story. >> certainly is. whave mr. roker? thank for getting your first weath from us. more storminess in ortheast the west. in fact, right now we have a risk of severe weather for 43 milliom cleveland, grand rapids, down to st. louis, louisvil, a chicago as well. morrowt shifts to the east for 60 million people. we have got the risk of tornados in interior areas of the
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northe a part of a system that's moving slowly to the. ea low pres attached and all of this moisture out ahead of it bringi heavy showers and thundes from the midwest into the northeast by tomorrow, and look at the rainfall amounts. we are talkingnywhere from one to three inches of rain from texas to tenessee. as move into wednesday afternoo and evening up to three inches of rain in parts of the north andew england. your local forecast coming up in oo
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morning. i'm meteorologi chuck bell. another d fog and rainfall acro mo o rain for now across area. pavirginia, suburban maryland, the wenandoy asell. where the rain is eased up a bit e the southern maryland and areas that might see a little bit of sunshine late today. e ndrmer. lp with a high of 79 and 85 tomorrow before more storms move in. >> that's your latest weather. i saw ken burns in the orange room. kept coming up to t ken burns affect. i kept saying, move back, and he kept coming up. >> burns and brokaw. you are goi to be in the documentary. > coming up, the e frc search for a missing 6-year-o boy who vanished du a walk. we will hav the latest overnigh> a new warning f kids
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we're back. and meet gritty. this is the new mascot for the nhl's philadelphia. flye he just made his debut. he is happy about 'sit. een called adorable to terrifying. coming up, we have the overnight reaction. the biggest question peopleave is what is that? what are you, gritty? >> looks like he stumbled off of "sesame street." let's start with a check of today's headlines. embattled supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh says he's not going anywhere. in an interview with fox news, he d he isef notoing to let false accusati dri him out of the
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process. the truth is i neveruay assaulted a in high school or otherwise. i am not questioning and have not questioned that perhaps dr. ford at some point in hear life was sexually assaulted by someone at seplace. i know is i have never sexuallyed assauanyone. kavanaugh and his first accuser christi e scheduled toes tfy before thursday. judiciary com > pope s acknowledged today that the sex abuse scandal the catholic church were driving people away from the faith. he told a gathering of youngop pe in estonia the church wants to keep futur generations. th a quote. he acknowledged ma people felt the church had nothing to offer them> incredib a brave alpaca stopping at nothing to save her baby survei camera. u can see a cougar approachi
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theroup of alpacas at a farm in washington state. e cougar bites int the baby's neck and drags it away. the mom runs after that cougar, chased it back and forth until the big cat droppedhe baby and ran away. the farm owner says she had never seen like it. she said the baby needed a few stitches the little baby was ok mother's love. also ts morning, the fbi d who w joined that desperate vanished over the weekend outside of e,charloorth carolina. mo ratford is here with t doefrlgts i a nightmare for a north ca waking up this morning for the third day that their son has been missing. mx rich disappd while at the rankin labor da park with his family and authoriti are workin the clock to find out ex this morning a desperate search rich who disappeared old
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saturd while walking with relatis in a north carolin os k. autistic last s bn his father wearing e man.e t-shirtay sg i am the boy took off running ahead of themos until they sight of him. no piece of information is too small. something you think is insignt could be helpful in our case. >> r more than two dozen local, ndstate, federal law ent personnel with help from local residents sur more an 1,400 acres in and aroundth . k9 units combing the grounds, police hicop searchi the sky and divs in the nearby lake. ges also using record mess of maddox's parent voices to try locating if he is lost in the woods he wille able to hear those messages played. heartbroken community in a ot
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race againsttime, hoping to use familiarr m boy. committed to finding hopeful so. autho are trying to determine if rich was abduct simply lost. they are asking for the public to help in any way they can to coward with clues or any tips. such an awful story. g is the fbi saybout it, morgan? >> the fbi says this happens with some tree of sometimes children with special needs, perha autistic can get lost. th special set of resources. there is a tip line for anyone who has any information that might be helpful. that's 704-869- smart to use th the mom and dad. w will take a turn. 7:a check of the weather from a >> we can see a lot goingin o
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e atlantic right now as far as tropic activity. we haveot a subtropical storm leslie that remains of kirk. what we are watching is this investff 98-l the southeastern atlantic coast. you can see in this five-day a 50% of this brushing the caroli coast with an inch or two of rain. we will watch this closely. the national hurr comes up update in the next half hour. severe storms devg ahead of this system out through the i shoul the midwest.t a lot of ayst. weather throu the gulf coast as well e northeast and new eng this mor on into the afternn hours. e here.what's going on arou here is what is happening in your neck ofwo the s. >>e dealing with the showers aga this morning. we have areas of fog. the you see west of 81 we have some pretty good rainfall.d also aro the beltway,
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northernmo freder dealing with light showers. ald this morning. we are looking the upper 60s through the day it will be warmer again, upper 70s, a s the y tomorro. >> and that's your latest cwe you, al. >ing up, if your kids strugg to put down their devices, you want to see this. wh kirsten testeut on his twins to see whatcreen time is > then lady gaga gave fans a " overnight.ic from "a star is we will pop > a ken burns will be talkin about his new ocumey on the mayo clinic benefitt from its care. tom brok> fortnite, whal par ed to be on the lookout. moderat, or atopic dermatitis,
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we're back. carson is joining us. we are goingn on alarming new warning tied to a willy popular video game. >> two dozen men were arrested for allegedly using games like fortnite and minecraft to prey on children. this isur ding. gadi schwartth new information on tips for parents. good mornin >> this was a sting operation at caught a lot of parents' attention, using games to lure kids into dangerous situations. we asked the world's most popular gamer about it. your kids don't always listen to you, maybe they will listen to him. >> reporter you recognize t h or the excited olaugh, yur kids probably will. this is tyler blevers, bett known as ninja online. he is the most famous fortnite player in thewh world. e he is streaming to millions of fans, a lot of times he is giving otheramers portant advice.
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>> you don't know this person. so don't trust them. don a give them personal information. >> rorr:ho words after a recent unde investigation in new jersey netted 24 arrests, accused sexpro using games like fortnite and minecraft to prey on teens, all charged with second-dree child luring. all but one a registered sex offender released on bail. among those arrested a police sergeant usi kik to set a meeting with a girl he thought was 15. he is now suspended and on house arrest. >> anything that gves stran access to children through the guise of a game has the potential to be dangerous to a child. >> reporr:t 125 million playerg on to fortnite and 250 million copies of minecraft sold experts sayvichchurs virtual wors cong playground where predators blsd in. >> hehe and i am not paying attti to it. obviously, i shld be. >> reporter: exrts say paren
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should not talk to their children abt the dangers but set ground rules about playing online. never sharesofoatn or photo on play with people you know in real life, only allow game play in wi room where parentsod hear and never behind closed door. and dible chat functions whenever possible. we reached out to minecraft, fortnite, a ki onded microsoft re saying helping keep kids safer online is a priority for microsoft. pantalsn be aware of what their k are actually doing online, making sure it really is just fun and games. >> fortnite is meant to be played. it's a video game. if someone ever tries to meet you outside of the game, that's no-go. >> all right. that's run red flag. what are some of the otherag re that paren should be talking to kids about? >> yeah, that's a good question. craig. when are your parents coming
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back? if a kid is asked that on a game, someby asking kids for pictures, if they get questions like that, then thosere immediate r f and they know that they need to stop the at and tell their parents what's going on. >> thank you. comingp next, going american. brea wsmob the fute of legendary italian fashion house, say it with me, carson, versace, right after this. january 21st is squirrel appreciation day. an entire day dedicated to squirrels.
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wondering wh it means for the future of the brand. daysfter versace debuted the lates collection in milan, a change hapng behind the scene. american y as confirming that they are buying versace for $2.1 billion and changing its name to capri holdings. it marks the second luxu brand acquisition r michael kors in over a year. the company known for handbags and mo trying to improve its imamg after a recent decline in sales. >> by michael kors acquiring versace, this is one way the company can get back into the luxury lane. >> reporter: a mo prompting many to worry what's down thef roa versace and the woman y famousl the helm, versace. a >> what y miss most? >> reporter: followi the 1997 murder of her brother. >> the internationally known gi
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united stato be able to wear a brand like versace. >> now, that statement out just this morning. michaelouor intends toe down on versac with a bigger and more powerful marketing cpaign and by increasing their global footprint. >> what ou say, roker? >> oh!w t does this mean? as long as they don't touch target. exactly. >> the guys were riveted during is. it was le fortnite. >> yes. thank yu. ciao,bella. and bye. i have been appointment. i will telit. >> he w back. we have toead out. >> double down. good luck. >> thanks. ju ahead, an eye-opener for all parents. what all kids' screen time is doing to tir ability to concentratefocus, and even
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goodsd morning. we are dealing with another rainy start to the day. we have s scattereshers across 81 from winchester towards hagerstown. attered light showers across parts of t beltway moving into theistrict. this will be the case the first grlf of the day. 70 s washington, 67 dulles. later t 79or a high. keep the b with you. we are finally drying out this n we >> alright. thank you. another ns for you in 25 minutes bactohey . "marylander of the year". he's helped grow twenty companies and a thousand jobs. ben's vision: medicare for all. a plan to lower prescription drug costs and fully fund our schools. the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland.
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we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. it's . it's 8:0 "today." on defense. >> i am not going to let false accusatiori me out of this process. >> supreme court nomin btt kavanaugea f ther ti since sexual miscondu allegations were made against him with his wife by his side. >> i ow i'm telling the truth. i didn't thisth or ag resemblin this. these are -- this. is wrong >> so doe tte plus, device lemma. are your kids addicted their tablets? ne findings how screen timebe my affecting their development. >> what ary going to do on the airplane? >>yeanpening message to
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parents. and ths >> they have candy apple? >> mandy moore swings by studio 1a to ta about the highly anticipatur "this is us" w sth acial sneak peek. today is tuesday, septembe 25th, 201 >> celebrating myti beauful wife's birthday. >> chattanooga, tennese. >> celebrating 40 yea olo from now way. >> hi, mom and dad. >> woo! ♪ >> 75 and feeling alive. woo! >> go m from kennewick, on washingt >> and missoula, montana. >> turning 50 on "today." woo! >> welcte"t we apprecu being out there every day,y but especia day. it's sog outside. but people came to hang. we are going to beay happy to
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hello. sannaft a little early. it's me and you, babe. >> you are stuck with me. >> right to your news at :00. >> with ds until the first accuser is set to ttify, supreme conobrt kavanaubr his silence. kavanaugh calling the sexual assault allegations false and providing ma details his personal life. nbc natiol correspondent peter alexanderh the very latest >> we haveong week ahead. good to see you. brett kav proclaiming his innocenc realg president trump for first time that we know ever since these kavanah allegationbr ver a reassuring call to his supreme courelnomin mondayng him he stands by him and overnight the presidt tweeted that kavanaugh the victim of false accusations blamin democrats ting to, in his words, destroy a wonderful man. of i am not going to let false accusatiodr me ohis process. >> ovn embattled judge brett kavgh, his wife ashley by his side, vowing he won't withdraw. >> am n going anywhere.
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>> reporte psint trume sup pick in an unprecedeiew with fox news defending himself after who separate sl du accusati one while he was at college at yale. the otr was a teenager in the 1908s. >> the strutrh erll assed anyone. i am not questioning and have not questioned that perhaps dr. ford is at some point in her life was sexually assaulted by someone someplace but what i know is that i have never sexually assaulted anyone. >> reportvah deflectinen aed if he would welcan investigat instead cal for fairness and a chance to clear his name. >> i know i'm telling the truth. i didn't do this or anything resbli this. these are -- this is wrong. > report:shl kavangh backing her husband. >> he is decent. he is find. he i good. i know his heart. this is not consiste with brett. >> rt: e saying this
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about theerthe confirmati process. >> i don't understand -- i don't know what hed to her and i don't even want go there. i feel badly for her family. through dly for her this process. thiss processt right. >> reportvagso insistinge has never been brach out drunk casng himself as a dedic s an athlete asorhella e exposed h a a drunken d colle >> the o people alleged to be there don't recall any such thing. if such a thi had appened, it would havee the talk of campus. >> rerty deeersonal terms acknowledging he wasn't sexually active at the time. >> i did notve sexual intercours anything close to sexual intercourse hi school or for many years thereaft >> rertu yi through e years, you were a virgin? >> that's correct. >> report pi tmp earlier stand big h nominee. >> judge kavanaugh is anou
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tandinrs and i am with him all the way. >> now the stage is set for thursday dramatic hearing. in a recen letter to the senate judiciarymi chairman chuck gray obtained by nbc news kavanaugh's firs accuser writes, while i am fritz end please know that my fear ld will not me back from testify. senate reb he announced an up or down votee will tplace in the near future. 48 hours from now until that hearing. te tnkou >o heler thursday, a white hou fe-to-face between president trump and deputy attorney general rod rosenstng thesint calhe meeting a co reports monday that rosenstein was abouton or be fed. rosenste oversees special counsel rormuler russian. inve he denied a report last we he discussed using a constitutional amendmentoov presidenro office. he labeled that reportly factu incorrect res to the misery an disruption caused by
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he heavy rainfall from hurricane ce 11 days aer the storm hit, new mass evacuations haeen ordered throughout sou carolina. rivers are still rising and could cause a fresh round of severe flng this week. meanwh travel is difficult and dangous still inany places. hune of roads remain closed in nor and sth carolina. first ress ort0 resthwed d many schools still have yet to reopen as . e veewre craig. wou you like a boost? a 7-year-o'sng rendition of our naalem. ♪ o say can you see >> malia won a contest perform at an l.a. galaxy socr match. ti s was done, the bod the crowd, on field was standing a little bit
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♪oh, something's got a hold on me right now, child♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪let me tell you now, oh it must be love♪ we ar back with today's talker. kim rns is one of the world's most renowned documentary filmmaker with a claim looking at everythi from the civil war to baseball >> we a hay he is with us al this morning with our pal tom broka talk about his newestme doary, the mayo clinic, faith, hope, science. it offers a rare glimpset insid prestigious hospital. take a look. >> america's premiere hospital in prime time. >> can you help me with this? >> the ma is kens burns' latest documentary for pbs. the two-hour film shot or three yea follows surgeons, paties d the human side of life anadecisions.
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in typical burns sty t loo at the clinic's history. >> she had her vision of building hospital. a place she insisted that would be open to all sick persons regardless of their color, sex, financial status,or professed religion. >> buco that with the contempor humanity its health care providers deal with every day. >> melana is o of the most prominentce c that can spread evo fetus. >> and chronicles more than50 years of re and compassion. >> sometim i deal with people that die. i feel that the only way that i can give themop is if i know in my hrt of hearts from trying to push the boundaries. wow, kim burns, tom brokaw. good morning.
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ken, okay, we know about the mayo clic. i no idea about the origin this place. >> they ha the best origin story. there is a tornado, w.w. may owe and his sons have a local ractice. thek the sisters of st. francis i they c use the emty seminary rooms to house them. the mothe comes back and says i had a visi from god i am to build you hospital in the cornfield and it will become arts.rendor medical he is an agnostic who defends darwin by day. says, right, you will not be able to do this. if you do do it, i will be injuo surgeon. those nones a s there. the vaes them, they run parallel to the most superbly engineerey of delivering health ca wha found. rated as the best hospital in the united states. therefore, world again.
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and i went there just to get a checkup a w blown away by tuality of the care. so it's t story of the history, alse contempor stories of regular people getting extraordinary are. >> tom, your connection is personal. youav st on the board. you were a patient at the mayo clinic. whatre t doing at the mayo clinic th hospitals around the country le from? what's theec sauce?i >> i the team approach is the most impta part. never in a meetin just yo physician. you have the whole team. they are lookingt the same screen at same time. the whole id is to make you better. oth thing is that these are doctors who are onsalaries. they are not on fees. everybody a according to a salary scale that they have. so you are not getting extra tests to beef it all up. and the other thing is, a million pnt t ough the mayo clinic y year.
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and the asshfien of a what they do. everybody w comes back from it, as ken did and other people as well, are blown away by how well it works. the town of rochester is the mayo clinic. it's all integrated. modest. are very nice people. they get the best physicians in the world. all they t do is worry about being a good doctor. >> what's cool, not only do miracles pethere, they are an open book. you said, hey, look, if i find something,t y end up in my documentar sometng flattering? >>no we arin the busess and in public broadcasting we have a distinct line between church and state. i said to the ceo, what if we find somei bad? he paused and said if u we'd want about it. it'snot aerfect place. there are miss diagnoses and mistakes a made, patients die. as you see, every physician there has their own intimate personalreyard where -- of the patien t lost and they want to do better.
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that culture of collaboration that's doneefrom salary means they select for people to are designed for this team effort. en you e there, you never feel like youre alone. like we al think that the patient first. that's tir motto. it's not. it's the or first or the administr or the insurance gu here because they are nonprofit, they pour everything back into educationnd research and invasion d patient care, the patient is first, and the differences night and day. sit's not a secretce in a way. they share everything with everybody. and we wish that the rest of our health care could be so good. >> ken, thank you. tom brokaw, love having you as always. the mayo clinic airs tonight on pbs. tmr roker for a check of the weathe >> weloo we are watching that low pressure system off southeast atlantic coast. it's not going to cause, other than some srs along the carolina coast, severe storms firing up in the upper
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mississip and ohio river. valle feinli f i the northern plains. at fire threat continuing out west. that's what'sg gon around the cou > metroch bell. another gray and rather gloomy morning outsid most of the rain for now is in e northernf of the viewing area. but ery has a chance of getting ra asater on t morning or early this afternoon. it will be a warmer day though. we are the upper 60s and low 70s already. future wea keeps most of the steadien in a north half of our viewing area, but again a stray sho or two is possible. drier for the second half of the day. warmeromwiha some afooms en the k burns effect? guys. >> all right. al, thank you. there a new sensation in the sport wod thrn mng. carson is in the orange room. introdu us, carson.
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>> wait, come back! guys, heright here. let's get into it. monday the philadelphia flyers introduced the world to their new mascot, 7 foot tall, his name gritty. the reactionwas swift was people were equal parts intrigued a horrified byhe questionab characte here we go. in the bri bio the flyers put out, they say his father was a bully. esleedut feisty. a number tim he has been caught eating snow straight from the zamboni machine. monday nit dwrg mad h debut onhe ice. he took sel tumbles. he ma hisay around the arena, dancing to the macarena an aat one poiearing on the kiss cam, which was interesti but som users can't decide whether heees or cute. here is emma's post saying gritty the relatable hero we need. audrey is the flyers' new
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dimascot tepi rt? e pittsburgh penguins tweet, lol, okay. to which gritty replied, sleep with one eye tonight, bird. tnd at the end of the day gritty got the las laugh sharing this photo with the caption, good nightet intern it's unclear what exactly gritty is supposed to be, b he is sure going to keep people talking. >>e a monster, right? >> i don'kn >> i think he will catch on. >> all right. et's it. the firs step,tahe movie "a r isborn by now we have seen the trailer f the film, we have heard the song shall playing in the background right there ia new teaser video that lady gaga released. we will hr a new ballad title "is that al", rigo let's have a listen." i want you to right in ey ♪ to te you love me
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♪ you'll be my side i want you at the end of my fe ♪ ♪ i want to see your face ♪ i want to fill the space ♪ at the moment >> i just want to take another look at you. ♪ is th all right >> sieome you just know, right? the acting, the mus comes together. the unra r the film is supposed be incredible. both come out october 5t someg else we love, tiffany hsh and la night the actressn "the late te show" alongside the "magnump.i." actor. they are both friends of will smith. hernanded haddish explained why you hav to be careful
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around wi >> youe be careful what you say around wiro smith. youkns. if youndy what? have never gone skydin tomorroer be alane like at your front door and likv profession skg instructorll you, hey, we are going up in ten minutes. >> next time i i see him,am going to be like, man, i wish i had a coffee table made out of pure gold. >> hopeful, that works out for tiffany. that is pop star today. >> she is so funny. >> she was gat around here. meank you. begin a new series today that hits homeor all of ud probably a lot of you. it's cald help, my kid won't stop >> kiera simmons, her twins won't sto playing with thr ipads. wh is the issue, mr. simmons? >> oh, yeah. >> hey, good morning you to. hello! this cou very, very well or badly.e
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let me intce y to my helpers. this is ariana. >> hello. >> and alia. and of course all us parents worry abo whher tablets are good for our children. are they aic? >> these two make my heart dance. i love them. and they love gymnastics. >> yay! >> and predictably their ipads. two at a time. what are yo goi to do on the airplane? !> >> reporter: this is us flying off on vacation this summer when tablets are every parents'go send. e rls use them to practicel spelg and math. >> yay. well done. >> reportan to watch videos. >> gymnasticc ompetitions. >> repoer saturdayights are ipad night
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>> n can do ep. >> rorte on our beds practicinse gymnastics cves again. >> look, i do it. >> reportdr tim smith has been studying the effect on ildren. now, i asked him to meet my girls. whawod you like to ask tim about ipads? >> are they good fod? >> that's the big question, isn't it? what do you think? >> i think they are good, actuly. >> report the thing is though, well, weparent we worry. i veomet lostt. about how addictive tablets might be. >> trying to stop for the video and she is trying to hold my hand away. >> what dye best? a reading aorn ipad? >> reading a book. >> reportod yeah, right. what happ when you say it's t ipad?sto using your >> i cry. >> report: dr. smith'sre arch wh the university of london ha found daily use of a uchscreen device can reduce your child's vital sleep. he al found toddlers who use
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ne lets ha more advanced f motor skills. there is no evidence as yet that t damagei develop but those are just ely indication thecice is still in infancy. >> we don't know what's happening t's a live, real-world experimen right until there is more evidence,arents have to rely on instinct. we have as oo f the girls thinking it gd f them. but is it? headsets tt monitor the girls' eye mofl mome as they use eye pads. play with more traditional toys or read. >iss otom y daughter's ra. this is her performance on the world. >> rorr: attention shown by the red and green targets shifts covetantly. >> two to three times a second. >> poer comparison, sharingwith her sister means more healt social interaction and it appes reading a book pushes h shift her
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attention re deliberately to perhaps wo harder. >> it's aboutelping them learn how to control their attention and how to make the most of the things around them. you and i ve years of experienc deciding whatwe e inteed in, what to look at and whatnot. for themllthey are stilo deng t acts. >> report: the important things, exs say, is encouragiy child's concentrn. >> ihyo allow them to concentrat minizg ct i the easiest w to do that. that's harenre parent. >> reporte m takeaway, ipads are actually okay. just not all the time. and they are no replacement for quality time with your children. would you rather play on the ipads or swim beimiity am >> go swim being daddy and mommy.
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>> poert. >> so the problem for paren is in terms scien we really don't know whether or not ipads are good or ad for children youa to say hello? >> good morning, hoda. goodni mg, craig. >> good morning. >> godd mog,n. >> gmorning. >> guys, let us ask you right now, now that you have learned all this stuff,hi do you ipads ared or do you think ipads are bad no >> i think ipads are good. >> okay. >> t the time. >> right. >> i have been training them to say tha you have a question? go ahead. >> i just like to say a word, that's a bit nonsense. >> i'll go. >> ask what ice cream do they like? >> what e do you lik
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>> peanut butter and chocolate. >>e chocolip. >> chocati dough. >> i li chocolate, too! >> thanks, girls. thank you. ju ahead, our reveali conversn -- this a nbc4 today neaska. >> od morning. 8:26 on this tuday, september 5th, 2 l g over to melissa mollet with a look at our first4 traffic. >> ta a look at the roads, cheverly a 202 a crash with the left lane blocked. outer loo with the left blocked and inner loop at g.w. parkway disabled vehicle, right side is blocked. and dumfri before 234 the right side is closed and delays heading idu. a l y forecast when we come b stay th
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oh, my goodness. we are bac at 8:30 on this tuesday ,morni september 25th, 2018. a wouldn't you know it, hurricane p ita to pour. >> t fs have been through it all. i a crowd moment. let's go over here. see that sign? this is brook. how are ?you, b >> hi, kbgoodmo. >> tell us about your birthday. >> it's my mom's birthday. i forgot to send a card on time, so this is what i got for her. >> fantastic. you go to college here? >> yes. >> where is your mom? >> atlanta, georgia. >> happy 50th birthday. you forgot the card.
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this makes up for it in the rain. and? >> send me some money. >> there you go. happy biry. much.you so >> that is awesome. coming upu guys, "this is us" star mandy moore. fans have be anxiously waiting for the new season. big premiere tonight she wille sneak peekin a moment. >> and j.k. rowling, this he morning s opens up with you, hoda, about all things hrry. why she was proud of her first preconges congestion -- rejection letter. wanted you to see our pom-poms. >> a rht coming how to get that raz ror raise or yomotion know you deserve. we will e some valuable lessons she has learned. first, it is time for a
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check of at we haven looking all over for. al al, where e >> hi, guys! very exciting. we have 50 friends. all those folks, this is theira offi fundraiser for resear for rare cancer. they were supposed to be outside. buits raining. so joining me right now is amanda brown. she is a rare cancer svivor. amanda, wh does this all mean? >> this is so incredible. such an amazing environment here today. as a pediatric cancer survivor myself, it sed mylife. just to be able to have 100% of the funds raise to go towards cancer rech is absolutely incredibl >> a you ge start today, how do people at home who are watchi who may not be on a
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seven books, eight movies arcs broadway play, a the park, and now five more highly anticipated movies. >> i w excited. i got a chance to sitown with, they call her joe, and the cast of fantast beasts,e crimes of grindelwald in 30 rock's famous b room. we talked about her new movie. her rise started in the '90s. she started writing a story about a wizarding world that made her famous. she had lost her mother. she w a singlemom. they weren fo stamps and she was on theerf homeless bs. >> when i think about the beginning r you, i was there are so many women who ha bn in a sin that. you have nothing. the idea tt you somehow rose out of t ashes is still astonishing to me. >> i think if you have been through a piod like that, it never les you. that period in my life is my touchstone for all that it was tough, ik w who my real friends were. they were e for me. that is a gift.
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and it w sounds crazy, buten i got my fijeleer was quitd. >>hy >> i thought, real writers get rejected. notice board. >> the first harry potter book hit shelv in 1997. it was a runaway hit with readers w embraced the lessons of good and evil, love and hate, life and death. you talked about how your mom's fe and psiead ges in the harry potter oooks. howften do you think aboutr now at this point in your life? >> oh, monstantly. n, but in a positive way. i think the last time i got teary abo my mother's passing was i w given an honor at buckinghamal i thought, my gosh, if my mother had known. omyou know, it's ant like that, younkh,hat would shehave said? sadly, she never got to read the books. lifes weird. the booksha wouldn't bethey
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are without her. it's a bittersweet situatio >> di she know about the idea? >> no, she didn't. >> did u have the idea? >> yeah, i di i was working on it six months before she died and i hadn't told her. >> syout for you? >> yeah. >> harry's story may be done for now, bushsn't ready to say good-bye f n the second of five films set in the '20s wizarding world written by rowling herself. >> this is crazy. but it's the first time i met her. she was like a rock star, you know? but she so down to earth. >> and reunite ago few familiar face fac we had an inherent chemistry, and i think we sort of happily discover it. cl an exclusive new look at the trailer whichud a big reveal for harry potter fans.
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>> a safe house in aparis. afe house in paris? >> should things at some point go terribly wrong, a good pl e togo, yoknr cuof tea.me >> the tis coming. >> we all have to pick a sido >> i don >> if you were to tee up what fans can expect, how u y sell it? >> i think theh thing t will excite fans is that you see claudia kim's character and hear her charaer >> we star to get so much toeper int the connections to thees we know and love from harryot >> i wan you to look -- just lo at it. >> yeah. >> i had a relationship t this material a child. it was my bible and security
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blanket. >u hr it from ezra and i'm sure you he heard it from fans forever. you e th childhood in som ways. it's the most beautul t to hear. it really is. i know t books were a refuge for people who were going through c things.e ooks are full of themes of loss. lost love. protectivtu love. safety. so i think i wrote something that i needed as much as i wanted to write. >> and she had a cool life. when you talkbout where she was, homeleshes e first self-made author billionai and she says she has never forgottere she came from. i found her fascinating and down earth. kind of shy. >> what a wealth of material. fiveore scripts. >> yeah. she said she could write er day. kpsomg with her. >> interacting with a young boy on the concourse yesterday, he said, because of you i love to read. sh sd him, that's the highest compliment. >> if you wa to see the full
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all right. get et ready to smile and more likely cry, laugh, and love. th emotional roller coaster "this is u rr tonight for season 3. we have o of t stars, myod riend moe here with us. it's always so good to see you. i am so hap for you. >> thank you, likewise. >> trl, me and christina and eminem and the backstreet boys were en. you were a freshman. >> yeah, a locally fh,shman. >> y going back to us, did you have your eye on acting at tha point? >> did. i started with music and sort of my pop days, but i always had
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eyes on getting into like the film world and the television i didn't think almost 20 years later i would be still be doing this. >> so incredible. tonight is the big prem let's do a rating fwbaseon tishs use. pocket,uy bulk? >> it depends what's happening in your life. i would say this seasonarts out with like a pack of tissues and then quickly sort of -- >> bulk? >> yeah, migrates into the nicostco. >> of jack from last season. he lives on in season 3 through flashback we have anlu cl. his is rebecca and jack's first date? >> yes. so we actually alluded tth. we -- you saw jack andebec meet athe end of the season 1 nale. we contin that day and see what their first date was like. >> let's aatt. >> do you want anything? >> no, i'm okay. yeah.
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>> thanks what? >> you g something on your -- >> what? >> a piece of candy. >> can yot yeah. thank you. >> theret . the magic. the creator of the show is a friend o mine. i spoke to him yesterday. he called you many wondful hings, including an acting prodigy. wheyou aiothor you weren't gog do it. rebecca di't have any monologu hma up a story about jackg drink any had to do it for the kids and all that. he wrote thing up out of where. hanointo do with the plot of "this is us." that's what you auditionewith? >> it is >> so much rso, hee that into the episode? >> it wast sond episode. in our chisady h me deliverh monologue. in the pilot rebecca is giving birth to triplets and there is
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not a ton of characterrk going on. >> so cool to see. >> milo and i had met seconds earlier and he is nuzzling my neck, whi i always comfortabl we had to pretend we were about to give birth together. >> that was >> that was the beginning. >> many generations.ng i think we have like the looks. what's t most challenging part of that? >> i would say always sort ofe present-day 68-year-old because i have no point of referenc hang children, let alone grandchildren, losing a spouse, being remarried. and it's three and a half hours of prosthetic makeup to go through the transformation process. it alloe to be the only character y.ber work wit so i get to work with the adults. u dn tuc a break betweso 2 and 3. ost peopl get down time.
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you climbed mount kilimanjaro,s ted prti company, and you are pin a wedding. how is that going? >> it's go well. i like to have a full plate, if possible. so, yea no stopping. >> by the way, speaking of weddings,nd were sitting closures each other at at the emmys. i atyou when glenn weiss proposed to hiswife. you were trs? >> i was sitting next to crissy metz from r we are cstantly competing fo the moseon >> a real moment in the room to see these hollywood stars captivateby this real life thing thas happening? >> yeah, we were in the middle of it. got to share in it. it was joyable and celebratory and i loved it. it was my favorite part of he >> so people cry, but there you are weg. >> it's right underneath the r surface e at all times. >> i am so f. i know y ha a flight to catch. we will a be watching.
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