live here in the news room, chris anderson. >> chris, thank you. union members will be picketing in front of the state transportation building this morning. the team's will be protesting after a report said it was considering privatizing driver and maintenance jobs. >> right now, police are searching for suspects after a woman is stabbed in south boston. it happened on saturday night. the victim suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> police investigating an act of vandalism at marble head high school. officers say they that found a window broken early saturday been found at the school in less than a month. >> new details, a deadly regata alts reported lead had some past problems. this is the second time someone has died during the regata. 39 year old mark green of new hampshire died when he and two oarlg men were racing their speed boats on watson pond when one lost control causing a pile up m. rescue boats were quick to considering proposals to reopen its colonial theater. nearly a year after it closed. the gold says the handful inclueding a n

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let's go to chris anderson with the feeling much better now after she nearly fainted over the weekend. we saw in it that video. this is just the latest healthcare for hillary clinton and it has some republicans now questioning her overall ability to run this country. >> hillary clinton abruptly leaving the 9/11 memorial video showing clinton unsteady and clearly needing support from staffers to get into her fan. the media begin a short statement from the campaign saying she felt overheated and left for her daughter chelsea's as the press gathered out outside clinton emerged an hour later alert. she told reporter she felt much better. >> yes, thank you very much. hours later the campaign put out a statement saying clinton was diagnosed with no mona friday. was treated with antibiotics and today clinton was dehydrated. this latest scare comes on the heals of coughing foot on labor day. doctors pointed to seasonal allergieat months ago her most serious health issue in 2012 a stomach virus. she's hospitalize with a blood clot. a month later she wore special glasses while testifying about

here's chris anderson. >>> your spart money is hard to live without. i travel a lot for work. and my email's on my phone it's really important to me. so when is a man alcs iphone suddenly stopped work back in may she wanted to act fast i went online to get refurbished phone she found bargain he she website iphones are a little bit cheaper than then you would pay retail price making sure it was verizon compatible. she even paid extra for overnight shipping the total near $500. i received the phone of course i was excited it was new upgrade for me i had an old phone. and i put in my sim card it kept saying this is a verizon chip it's not reading a sprint phone. samantha took phone and her connection concerns to a verizon the phone would only work on the sprint network. she called sprint but says they couldn't help either she reached out to game stop. look i tried every option. and now i'm at a loss. shaman sha shipped phone back to the company and confirmed they did receive it. since she paid for i don't ever night shipping originally samantha figured she would have new phone th

. >> and now they have the resources to make some major classroom changes. 7's chris anderson walks us through it. >> all this is getting developed and connected to what's now in your school. >> reporter: a lack resnik has tens of millions of reasons to smile. >> we were like, oh, we won $10 million. >> reporter: resnik and his team at steam academy, a small innovation school in somerville, loreen powell jobs. >> i think it's close to 1,000 by the end of the competition. so really we weren't expecting to win at all. >> reporter: but they did and it couldn't have come at a better time. resnik is the director of the new public school being developed in somerville called powder house studios, an expanded version of steam academy that rethinks the traditional learning model. >> really is project competency based, allows us with our students to be able to retrieve each one working individually which sometimes can be lost. >> this will be turned into a park along with a little bit of a promenade. >> reporter: the city is going to renovate the old powder house community school. powder house s

. >> chris anderson reporting of the future in somerville designed in part by students. we'll get a closer look for you ahead at 5:30. >> tracking showers and young pours and much cooler weather to finish the week. >>> but first tom brady may have been suspended but we sure are seeing a lot of him lately. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. comcast business. built for business. comcast business. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes s

. >> reporter: chris anderson, 7 news. >> tomorrow. forecast for mid week up interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by october 19th. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. sincerely, bernard tynes fellow vacationer and fellow citizen. at's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmm

here's chris anderson. >> your smart phone. it's hard to live without. >> i travel a lot for work and my e-mail is on my phone so it's really important to me. >> so when samantha's iphone suddenly stopped working back in may, she wanted to act fast. >> i wt refurbished phone. i have done it before. >> she found the bargain she was looking for on game stop's website. >> iphones are a little bit cheaper than you would pay for a retail price. >> she ordered the refurbished iphone making sure it was verizon compatible. she even paid extra for overnight shipping. the total, nearly $500. >> i received the phone and of course i was excited. it was an upgrade for me because i had an old phone. and i went to put in my sim card and it kept saying this is a verizon chip t's not reading, >> samantha took the phone and her connection concerns to a verizon store but says the associate told her the phone would only work on the sprint network. she called sprint but said they couldn't help either. so she reached out to game stop. >> look, i tri

now, last week i was driving in seattle listening to npr to this interview with chris anderson that runs ted talks. over the course of the interview i was listening avidly add up to go on book tour and they said the longest you can maintain the audience attention is 18 minutes. you will be here for roughly two and a half hours. [laughter] so hold on tight. i've written quite a few different kinds of books. skyscrapers and four-minute miles into czarist russia, high school kids building robots. people often ask me what's going on here. my wife says i think i'm generously i choose my books based on where i want to travel next. norway is a lovely place to travel so that might be slightly accurate, that i choose my books on stories and this may be something of a clichÉ but it's about ordinary people doing extraordinary things. and this story of the sabotage definitely classifies within that. i would like to read a letter from the scientist chemist who basically orchestrated all these subconscious and devoted the rest of his life towards it. they worked with the british and he wrote a series

here's chris anderson with more. >> hillary clinton is taking a break to recoffer from no mona and cancelling a fund-raising trip. >> i'm feeling so much better. and obviously, i should have gotten some rest sooner. like a lot of people i just obviously that didn't work out so well. >> sunday this video shows her nearly collapsing at 9/11 memorial service. now she's admitting that she should have told the public sooner about what was going on. >>> i've talked to my staff. we take responsibility for that. but the information is out there. you can't say the same thing about donald trump. >>> the campaign under fire after first saying she was overheat and dehydrated. clinton told aids she didn't want the go to hospital but to her daughter's apartment later clinton and her campaign struggling to campaign. >> people know more about me than almost anyone in public life. they have 40 years of my tack returns. tens of thousands of e-mails and detailed medical letter report all kinds of personal details. donald trump saying he wants to with more transparent. >>> i will be handing out a very detailed h

here's chris anderson. >> here's the leverit connector coming into boston. look to south then you expect to see at time of morning 9:00 coming in south of the city by the gas tank we have on the expressway traffic moving in as well. there's a live look there. it's rolling along. we will show you boston now where the problems aren't too bad on the maps. let's look at the maps and we'll show you what it is looking like. on the wider view. it's 33 minutes to split to tunnel. there's problems on 3, 24 and 95. the accidents have cleared. and west there's an accident a couple of them we want to share you first pike eastbound at 9 near framingham and rollover at 495 a little bit far out. it's causing some slowdowns. and then a little bit closer in to north of the city there's an accident 93 southbounds a exit frey. that has 93 backed uhm a little bit past 128 there. just to be aware of. as you head out this morning. let's take a look at your drive times. lots of red, unfortunately, split to tunnel 28 minute. and half an hour 128 to the zakim bridge. back to you guy

i'm chris anderson. have a great morning. we'll see you back here for >>> this morning on "today's" take kate mckinnon brings the laughs to the big screen in mastermind. and then bad santa is coming to town. plus chicken parm balls with alton brown. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, in the "today's" take, with al roker, tamron hall and billy bush. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza into welcome to "today" on this monday morning, september 26th, 2016. billy bush, al, tamron and away we go. i think we were trending about

i'm sarah french. >> i'm chris anderson, new england is braving for hermine. the wind and waves are kicking up on the surf forced closure of all beaches this afternoon. we went to get to chris lambert with the latest. >> ground zero across the vineyard and nantucket for the strongest winds in new england. they'll continue over the next several hours into the early evening there. tropical storm warnings extend through the cape and buzzards bay. hermine 70 mile-an-hour sustained winds at the center moving west-northwest. the track is even more toward point. as it gets closer to new england the next couple days the center will lose strength so we're talking a minimal post tropical storm into wednesday and thursday and gets kicked out to sea. for us it will influence the weather not only today but tuesday and again on wednesday. look at the wind gusts. these are the story the last couple hours across nantucket and the vineyard, pushing 50 miles an hour, sustained at 40. t to reside along the south coast of new england through the afternoon into the early evening wh

they came back with a huge turnover by chris harris, cj anderson the touchdown with a missed field gold -- field goal. the broncos are 1-0 doge -- 1-0. >> they continued to drive we saw one of the greatest calls in nfl history. gary kubiak calling timeout. he made the first one. kubiak had called a field goal timeout which i haven't seen since mike shanahan was the original guy to do it against the buffalo bills in buffalo in an opening game going back 25 years ago. end, the broncos won. as i said, they are 1-0 to start the season. 2 -0 over the panthers in the last two months. we will talk more with woody paige. we will hear from gary kubiak and trevor siemian in just a few minutes. for now, that's it at mile high. see you in a few minutes. >>> developing tonight, a case of road rage and murder. two people hit and killed including a good samaritan. jennnfer kovaleski is in the st it happened very early this morning. >> reporter: it was still dark outside when that man played a role in what happened. the good samaritan works in the denver sleep maintenance department. he was on his way

mike dunleavy and chris byrd man anderson, but the front office is still negotiating wit jr smith, so he was not at media day. gm david griffin shirts and breaking news on another popular playerd. >> in a very late developing move mo williams agent reach out to me this morning and informed me that low would not continue mo will not be here tonight either. >> last week mo williams announced on twitter that he was coming back for his 14th season, but this morning mo had a change of heart. so the cavaliers still need someone to back up and kyrie irving after matthew dellavedov left for milwaukee. with the pressure of winning cleveland's first championship in 52 years now gone, this media day was very relaxed. but the players in the coaches are all excited to work. >> i will take a short summer to be able to play in the finals. it's something thatil as a kid u always kind of watched and wished you could be a part of. to be one of the two teams out of 30 to be able to represent the larry o'brien trophy as of the new honor and cherish. there is no summer. there was no summer for me. >> and

chris -- kris anderson 7news "today in new england." >>> great cause, too. what a kid. taking a look talent forecast for us. we deal with scattered rain showers across southeastern mas the next couple of hr warmer this afternoon. more rain to follow this week. >> much more from new york after round one of the presidential debate both donald trump and hillary clinton claiming victory one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: for the content of this advertising. at's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. it's ready to cook. just pop it

other moderators include anderson cooper and chris wall as.on an her advisers are preparing demand they see as the ultimate wild card while not doing further harm to her image. she has told friends since the spring in private huddles fed by to trump by allies like roger stones. she also said advisers have been peppering her including wild card shots at her family. glenn joins me now. thanks for taking a few minutes. they want to now which donald trump will show up. we know trump that would say little marco rub owe. >> this domesticated version of trump. she said she was concerned he would present graf tas. it is a much more difficult debate for her. i think it is a weakness and i think people on dlin ton's team are trying to compensate on that weakness. that in and of itself is a wild card. >> do they then try to give her some lines to provoke a response? how do they handle that? >> absolutely. she really has a two-told challenge. she will look better by comparison. the second component of that is to really deal with these trust issues. we saw

cnn's anderson cooper, and chris wallace of fox. the sole vice presidential debate will be moderated by elaine quijano of cbs. >>> when we come back, the sweetest story of the day, how one man is making a difference with kindness, combined with ice cream. >> "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by weather tech, the ultimate made vehicle >>> finally tonight, as we head into this last unofficial weekend of summer, we meet a man who's been making a big difference in the lives of kids in buffalo, new york. as rehema ellis discovered, while it begins with a cool treat, it's really about kindness and appreciation. >> reporter: on a hot day, this is the sound of a cool treat. >> this one. thank you. >> reporter: james karagiannis is an ice cream man, pedalling around buffalo, charging just a dollar for anything you want. and for kids in neighborhoods where there's not much pocket change to spare, james gives the ice cream away for free. >> what's up guys? i really remember not having a dollar sometimes, it's not a good feeling. >> can i ge

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i thought cj anderson was the best player on the field. chris harris with a great interpretation there. setting denver up after a penalty. they go 20 yards. c.j. anderson takes it over. denver's got the lead. 21-17. the panthers don't quit. they come down. they get a field goal. they get it back. driving 3rd and 10. 3rd downs. that's something denver is going to have to address. they got him into a situation where they had a chance to win this game. that throw there to benjamin, here it is. 50 yards. now, the first one he made, the first one he made, they called time out, the second one he missed. what i was bothered by the most with the broncos was their problems on 3rd down. this is one. wade philips told me this during the preseason. i didn't realize it. last year in the playoffs against ben roethlisbe 42 third down opportunities against denver. they were 7 of 42. last night in the first half, cam newton was 6 of 7 on 3rd 3rd downs. everything in football is predicated on 3rd downs. the denver defense has got to get much better on 3rd down. t

robert lopez, chris ten anderson-lopez. steven schwartz and lin-manuel miranda all gathered around the piano with alan menken. legendary composer. >> i think of the five of you as the mt. between "you should be here" have grammys, tonys, oscars, pull listers. how are you ininspired? >> i had a song called "let it go" and they wrote another song called "let it go" and i was like, i have to let that go. ? tale as old as time." >> reporter: it felt like "beauty and the beast" is a pastor class in musical theater. >> it's the plutonic ideal of a of the way a score is supposed to work. >> the thing that "beauty and the beast" did was to take the techniques and the craft that was being done in the best broadway musicals and translate them to this new medium of the animated feature. ? ever just the same ? >> reporter: it was an animated movie that looked totally different. at the time it was the first computer generated animated feature, right? >> well, this one scene in the "beauty and the beast" and the camera shoots down throug

martha raddatz of abc, anderson cooper of cnn and chris wallace from fox news. plan calls for lester holt to moderate the first debate on september 26. montserrat it's and anderson cooper a town hall on october 9. chris wallace is the final debate on october 19. >>> i've got that holiday weekend forecast lined up for you. i will let you know which day is going to be the warmest. >>> a bart extension to the south bay. >>> bart is on the move. don't be surprised if you start seeing test trains new -- near the new milpitas restoration. it began testing the third rail which delivers power to the train. it says bart services on track to begin in about a year. the 10-mile extension goes from fremont to milpitas and ends in the area of north san jose. this is the first of two phases in bart's silicon valley extension. phase two would add six additional miles through downtown san jose and into santa clara. >>> heading for the holiday weekend, high temperatures today were warmer than yesterday. warmer than they've been all week but temperatures for saturday are going to

-- in the sense of like print where it's not zero sum, every minute that lester holt or chris wallace or anderson cooper talks, that's time taken away from the candidates so you have to be pa parsimonious. >> you could fact check him and the brazenous of trump i guess difficult. in our debate he denied saying something that was in a quote on his website at the moment. >> hold all those thoughts. i want to hear all about this. stick around, stay with us including you the viewers at home. coming up one day before the first debate, national polls show a virtual dead heat slightly for hillary clinton and her lead narrowing in two swing states just after this break. for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads... here... here... or here. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity. and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. introducing new aleve direct

the sense of like print, where you -- it's not zero-sum, every minute that lester holt or chris wallace or anderson cooper or whomever talks, that's time taken away from the candidates so you have to be parsimonious about what you're doing. >> the same point is made of interviews with trump. people say somebody didn't check him on this or that. you could do that the entire time with him, and the brazenness of trump is such that it's difficult. in our debate, he denied saying something that was in a quote from him on his website at that moment. >> i want you to hold the thoughts. i want to hear more about this because this is obviously central. stick around. everyone stay with us, including you the viewer at home. one day before the first debate, a national poll shows a dead heat, a slight lead for hillary clinton and her lead narrowing in two swing states. that after the break. gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be restored within seconds. pr

if you look at chris wallace and anderson cooper and lester holt, they're all extraordinary professionals. they'll be very well-prepared for whatever happens. i think the pressure is on hillary clinton. the real clear politics index is closing in on her. started seven points a week ago. it's at 4.5 lead today. her negatives have gone to 59% in the "usa today" poll. donald trump at 61%. she is crashing. he is staying at the same kind of low level. it's a question of what will break in the next two months. >> hugh hewitt, always good to have you, msnbc political analyst, host, of course, "hugh hewitt show." enjoy the holidays, sir. >> thank you. >>> breaking news. the former stanford swimmer jailed for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman now free. he served just half of his sentence. we are live outside the california courthouse. next. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them h

we've got both chris pratt and anthony anderson here live.gets confused for somebody. he said he often -- hmm. you see the resemblance. >> who? me? >> that's what anthony says. >> it's me in both pictures. that's not fair. i'm confused. which one is me? >> all right. june bug. >> call me june bug. >> and we are celebrating this morning, robin, happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> happy birthday. >> this is the fourth birthday for robin, anniversary of her life-saving bone marrow transplant from her sister right there. you're going to teach people how to make their mess their message. you're launching your podcast today. >> it's called everybody got something. something my mother always said because we have challenges that we're going through and how do we get through it, paula, with our faith, family and friends so indy ari, the original theme song for the podcast wrote it and sang it. so we'll share that later. >> looking forward to that. >>> first we want to get back to amy robach at the scene of that takedown of the bomber

chris harris jr. and two touchdowns from c-j anderson... to give the broncos the lead. the whole thing came down to the final seconds- with the panthers looking to recapture the win with a field goal... but it misses to the left. broncos win 21 to 20. but he won't be taking it easy on the team in practice this week after those turnovers and mistakes. one of the most talked about moments from the game - happened before kick off. broncos linebacker brandon marshall decided to join the nfl player protest movement... by kneeling during the national anthem. as the national anthem started, marshall moved to the end of the row of his teammates and took a knee. he was showing support for 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick and other players who did the same during the preseason. marshall said - quote- "i'm not against the military, police or america. i'm against social injustice." marshall was a fraternity brother and teammate with kaepernick when nevada. during the game- the broncos released a statement saying... "while we encourage members of our organization to stand during t

chris harris jr. and two touchdowns from c-j anderson... the broncos took the lead. the whole thing came down to the final seconds- with the panthers looking to recapture the win with a 50 yeard field goal... but it misses to the left. broncos win -- 21 stage again last night. the broncos say -- they encourage players to stand up during the national anthem -- but if someone doesn't want to -- it's a personal decision that the team will respect. last night-- broncos linebacker brandon marshall took a knee during the star spangled banner. it's part of a protest started by 49-ers quarterback colin kaepernick... both say they're protesting social and racial injustices.. marshall and kaepernick go back to the college days -- they were fraternity brothers and we have a lot more broncos recap for you... later this morning -- 9news sports analyst ron zappolo will stop by.. we'll get his take on the good and bad for the broncos in their season debut. the big pregame show -- the one broncos organizers kept secret for so long -- was a real treat for broncos faithful... just bef

debates were announced today they are lester holt of nbc, mark -- martha raddatz of abc, anderson cooper of cnn and chris wallace on fox news' payment lester holt's -- is moderating the first one, martha raddatz and artists -- artisan cooper up -- of moderate account -- a moderator of town hall debate on and chris wallace will post it on october 19th. >>> joe, if you were advising donald trump and clinton about the upcoming debate what will you tell them? >> mike -- speemaker i would tell them historically that the televised political debates are great theater and they get great free worship, but they generally cannot be -- , but they generally cannot be one and they can only be lost which is -- which is to say it's never the case that somebody has a great -- great performance and that what is -- this persuades -- is persuades voters, the research on the show -- this shows is that the debates tend to reinforce existing biases or preferences voters have going into it. it's only a small percentage of the population or voters somewhere between ten to 20% that have -- haven't made up their mind or not -- not

. >> even though she is now in her late 50s, laura anderson's in september of 1975, chris disappeared from her phoenix apartment. her car was found a couple of miles away in what was then a remote desert area. 51 avenue and bell. little sister laura was just 17 years old and remembers her family's pain and efforts to find chris. >> they hired private detectives. it's just -- it's awful. you don't know where she is. you don'tno >> suspicion almost immediately turned to chris' ex-husband, russell perkins who laura said told the family that chris would never be found. >> i have always thought that chris and i never got to actually grow up together. we never got to go through the sister things that sisters do. and that's been the hardest. just not having her around. >> chris' ex-husband russell perkins was investigated by police but no arrest was ever away. troy hayden, "fox 10 news." >>> chris' family sadly just one of thousands of arizona families who are missing loved ones with no answers. in november, the phoenix police department is holding its second annual missing in arizona day wh

. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with kris anderson in for danielle. >> chris: live look at the expressway. slow going as you pass the gas tank. look at the maps. we'll show you some of the problems that are out there. it's about 32 minutes from the split to the tunnel because of a couple accidents that have popped up south of town. first over this one at route 3 northbound, the braintree split, causing some back-ups and 95 a little slowdown there on the turnpike. and then there's an accident at route 9 eastbound and dudley road. a couple accidents north, as well, popping up, including the one in methuen that's still there at 93 southbound at 110. an a water main break you're dealing with in chelsea that's still causing some problems on 16 westbound and route 1. only one lane open because of that water main break. let's will be at you drive times really quickly. 25 minutes. 12 minutes, 128 to 93. ou 128 to the zakim. >> christa: chris, thank you. new information in the terror takedown. according to reports, the suspect made mention of the boston marathon bomber in a note lef

the second one, anderson cooper and martha raddatz. chrisllace will do the third and final presidential debate. that's october 19th. that one in las vegas, nevada. what does this mean for the campaigns? joined now by the pre-eminent republican debate coach on earth, brett o'donnell, president of o'donnell and associates. brett, thanks so much for being with us. how much do the moderators matter? >> they matter tremendously. moderators will have the job of trying to appear impartial while at the same time trying to push the candidates and get them to answer questions rather than stick to prescripted talking points. so moderators are tremendously important in presidential debates. >> how much do -- in debate prep, brett, how much do you prepare for the specific moderator? >> tremendous amount. we will do research on everything that moderator has said, written. anything that they've done. in fact, we had found material that gwen ifill had written about president obama headed into the vice presidential debate with sarah palin and had used that t