, marvelous job and we have very thankful for them. [applause] >> the commission of presidential debate was formed in 1987 when paul kirk was chairman of democratic national committee and i was chairman of the republican committee. this is the 20th election we have done and we are proud all of you could be here tonight. it would not be possible foodo what we do without the marvelous people who serve on the board. some are here tonight. i want to introduce them. john griffin, managing partner of alan and company who did a marvelous job washing working with the social media platform people. congresswoman jane harmon who runs the woodrow institute. great friend of mine, i have a couple grandkids that notre dame, father john jenkins. president of university of notre dame. go irish but it hasn't good a good start. and let me say about the format. we made changes four years ago. the 90 minutes has been broken into six 15 minute segments of time. lester holt will start each of the six segments by asking a question to one of the candidates. th

tonight -- ice t, from "marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." clark gregg, music from glass animals, featuring the 8g band with elaine bradley. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> that's good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump held a news conference friday, where he announced, he believes president obama was born in the u.s. said trump, "i hope that settles the issue, that muslim was born >> donald trump's running mate, mike pence, said over the weekend that his role model for vice president is dick cheney. which is kind of like a hunter saying his role model for hunting is dick cheney. [ laughter ] donald trump accused media outlets, this morning, of deliberately editing his words to make him come across in a bad light. also, making trump come across in a bad light, light. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the chairman of the republican national committee hinted, yesterday,

in tonight's abc primetime lineup.. 8:00 - elimination night on dancing with the stars 10:00 - marvel's agents of shield 11:00 - 13 action news live at 11 now let's head out 13 action news anchor bryan callahan who just got an update on that police

. >>> with your fan of dc or marvel, today is national comic book day. just ahead by this hobby is not just for kids anymore. >>>by first let's have a live look outside on a gorgeous sunday morning.'su it is cooler out there this morning so if you're pure out early heading to church running errands or whatever the day holds forc you you may have to weara a light jacket or sweaters >>> if you are traveling by water today out on lake erie you might need a jacket. is that a boat out their? there? what is that?t? did you see that? >> it looks like maybe a small fishing boat. >> keep the debris at the boat is about an long piece of debris boating log or ab boat. >>> have you ever dreamed of residing in a mini house with the mini house with style? interested buyers can take a test run in a luxury home. nora hart has more. >> they may be small, about 150 style. >> with custom built a lot of doors and this. >> from a private deck outside to space-saving luxury touches inside. >> we worked with a couple engineers to make this loft up here. >> this tiny home away

star of marvel's "luke cage," mike colter. music from chris lane. featuring the 8g band with danny carey. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] yeah. that's great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. first lady michelle obama campaigned for hillary clinton today telling voters, quote, we need an adult in the white house. and joe biden said, "okay, but they can't come in my pillow donald trump last night held his first rally since monday's debate and told supporters hillary clinton showed she is stuck in the past. luckily hillary knows someone who can get her back to the future. [ cheers and applause ] aids close to donald trump say he is planning more rigorous preparation for his next debate with hillary clinton. wow, he is going to be even more prepared than this? >> the facts are, i did say i hoped it would be a good deal but when it was negotiated -- >> not. [ laughter ] >> seth: "i watched

our next guest plays agent phil coulson, in the marvel cinematic universe. he stars in "marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. " which is back for its fourth season tomorrow night on abc. let's take a look. >> you know who called us in? >> i do. >> you? >> i got word from contacts in law enforcement, los angelees. two civilians were violently killed. >> with mysterious burns and heads bashed in, spine pulled out of his -- >> many conflicting accounts but all agree. it was odd. >> odd? isn't that our wheelhouse? >> seth: please welcome to the show, clark gregg. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here. i'm a big fan of yours. i'm a fan of yours in a way, in 2008 i'm watching the first ironman movie. that was the first one? >> yes. >> seth: you have a small part. exactly as what you're playing now. did you think this very small part in a movie would lead to ultimano this character not only in multiple films, but you have your own show? >> yes, yes. shooting the 71st episode right now. >> seth

. >>> canada's prime minister is entering the marvel universe and north carolina's voter i.d. law is blocked. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the chart observer reports the supreme court's refusal to reinstate north carolina's voter identification law. a ruling in place. that means voters showing photo i.d. was a discrimination >>> "the washington post" describes a california minister's unique approach to racism. he offers a program in his sunny vale church called racists anonymous. it is similar to those used to treated addictions. the minister hopes his idea will spread nationwide. >>> the "los angeles times" report a call from musicians to overturn the blurred lines verdict. a jury decided last year that gaye tune. they say the verdict hurts creativity. >>> "wired" announced that president obama is guest editor of its november issue. the theme will be frontiers, looking at progress in areas such as medicine, energy, climate change, and cybersecurity. it is the first time a magazine has been guest edited by a sitting president. >>> and "the new

you know who's got to be the bravest person in the marvel universe? whoever has to give she-hulk a bikini wax. you want to talk brave, how about captain america's undocumented mexican gardener? he's not braver than whoever uses the bathroom after the thing. (chuckles) as usual, you're all wrong. the bravest person in the marvel universe is the doctor who gives wolverine his prostate exam. how about the guy who gets a prostate exam from wolverine? (laughs) now you're just being silly. wolverine's never displayed the slightest interest in helping others prevent prostate cancer. (phone ringing) hello. yes, the elevator's out of order; you'll have to use the stairs. of course you can. pizza dates back to the 16th century, while the first elevator was not installed until 1852. that means that for over 300 years, people carried pizzas up stairs.

marvel's new u-s avengers comic comes out in december... and to honor the launch... marvel is giving each state its own avenger! each cover will feature a different state avenger. these are just some of the images released already.. we'll have to wait to see which one is representing us. and... we have a super sweet comic book day deal to tell you about. if you take a new or gently used "marvel's avengers s.t.a.t.i.o.n." at treasure island... you can get 10- bucks off the price of entry!! the donated books go to students in pre-k to 5th grade. it's today only, until 9-p-m. in the nearby town of pahrump... folks are celebrating the season change with its 50-th annual fall festival. the four day festival started thursday and ends today. there's plenty of food, games, rides, a rodeo, and even fire dancers. the festival takes place today from 11 a-m to 5 p-m. an eight-year-old girl in maryland-- knew exactly what to do after her mom suffered a stroke--saving her mom's life. and as tim barber reports--- the girl had just learned how to recognize the warning signs. natsot:

at the beaches, they're also marveling at the surfers. this is the largest gathering of people that we have seen. they're watching some of the surfers you see out there. we spoke to a woman that came here earlier this morning. we spoke to a woman who was an experienced surfer, and she said she would not recommend anyone try it. we have been watching for quite awhile now. only a few of them have been able to get up, stay up, and ride a wave in. it gives you an idea of how strong and powerful these waves are. we saw a gentleman when we were setting up getting ready for this live shot, he said this is a surfer's dream, but it can quickly become a nightmare if you get in the water and you're not prepared. there are no lifeguards on the beaches this morning. your best sbet to stay out of the water. this beach is slowly getting hit with more waves as we approach high tide. the waves keep pushing a little further, closer to the shore this morning. so certainly best advice is stay out of the water. i know a lot of people are saying it's not doing

our next guest stars in marvel's highly anticipated new series "luke cage" which starts streaming on netflix this friday. let's take a look. [ shouting ] >> i guess you guys haven't heard about me, have you? i'm about sick of always having to buy new clothes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, mike colter. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. hello. >> seth: and congratulations on this fantastic series. i watched the first episode and i grew up a fan of this comic that the comic book character had a very different look than you have in the show. >> yeah he did. >> seth: were you happy about that? >> it was a deal breaker if i had to wear that. i got to be honest. if you saw -- i'm sure you guys saw it, that tiara -- there it is. >> seth: here it is. i will -- i'm glad you mentioned it. because this is a first and that is a lot of spandex. and yeah, the tiara. >> yeah. >> seth: the power man. and there he is. that weird thing. >> i was like i don't want any part of that. >> seth: yeah. >> no. >> seth: so success. you

to the women who know what real values are, you know who's got to be the bravest person in the marvel universe? whoever has to give she-hulk a bikini wax. you want to talk brave, how about captain america's undocumented mexican gardener? he's not braver than whoever uses the bathroom after the thing. (chuckles) as usual, you're all wrong. the bravest person in the marvel universe how about the guy who gets a prostate exam from wolverine? (laughs) now you're just being silly. wolverine's never displayed the slightest interest in helping others prevent prostate cancer. (phone ringing) hello. yes, the elevator's out of order; you'll have to use the stairs. of course you can. pizza dates back to the 16th century,

especially for marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." >> there are issues i would like to discuss with agent carson alone. agent may, i can tell you the one to keep an eye on. linda may, now there is a riddle i would like to solve. >> agent carlson and agent may meet their new boss. getting ready to introduce shield as a legitimate agency again but it may not be as aall appears. and remember elimination night on dance with the stars kicked off at 8:00 and marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. z24kmz z5yz y24kmy y5yy >>> breaking news from the overbrook section choppe

cost that much money to make the amtrak thing something we could marvel at? >> no, the positive train uch, it's about $2 billion a year to develop this and maintain it. but the key issue is that in 30 years, it would be about approximately 30 to 40 billion. both of the two options are a high price tag but more importantly, the key is not high-speed rail at 350 miles per hour, it's actually moderate speed rail at 220 miles per hour because it's how we look at use and efficient, how we use alternative sources of energy. electricity but also renewable energy to run the moderate speed rails which would be much more efficient compared to cars and trains that we have today and planes as well. charles: i think we're all hoping as we're watching this horrific footage on the screen there that the right amount of money is diverted from what i think is a boondoggle into making the existing system safe for all people. thanks a lot, oliver, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, charles. >> coming up, dazed and confused or crazy like a fox, talking about the libertari

marvel. marvel. >> national comic book day is a day when fans set aside their differences and celebrate. >> popularity of comic book pictures to television and the big >> for those like to read on the go comics also available to a variety of mobile apps and online. >> dc or marvel hard copy or digital aquaman are iron man go out and celebrate. coming up man giving back by helping nonprofit organization will tell you exactly what we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot priorities usa action is responsible will be back. >> kyndell: we get to highlight a new here in our committee. i woman working for action raising money for other nonprofit organizations right here in the valley.our chloe beardsley introduces us. >> reporter:

what a marvellous moment for baseball. >> reporter: what did that moment mean? >> for me, i tried to call the play as accurately and quickly as possible, and then shut up and let the crowd roar because there's nothing better. >> reporter: fans watched with him, even when they are there at the ballpark watching the game. >> thank you for painting a picture for us, for our families that we'll have for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: dodger fans, vince >> we'll miss you, my friend. we'll miss you in our radio, in our cars, in our backyards. >> reporter: an endless summer finally finished. david wright, abc news, new york. >> he's seen so much, and we should point out, the dodgers are going to be in the playoffs, they clenched their division. but scully said in the agreement he'd retire at the end of the regular season. but many los angeles fans will miss that voice. so many great calls he made over his career. >> people are going to be wanting -- getting a seat next to him wherever he's watching the game to get a little private play by play. >> all right. well,

john griffin, he's done a marvelous job working with the social media platform people.nd i see congressman jane harmon, former congressman harmon of california who now runs the woodrow wilson institute of scholars. great friend of mine. i've got a couple of grandkids at notre dame. father john jenkins, president of the university of notre dame. go irish but it's not been a good start, father john. and dorothy "dot" whiting. dot? the 90 minute has been broken into six 15-minute segments of time. lester holt will start each of those six segments by asking a question to one of the candidates. that candidate will have two minutes to answer. the other candidate will have two minutes to respond and answer and then for the next 10, 11 or 12 minutes depending on how things go, we want the candidates to actually debate, to talk to each other, to challenge each other on the issues. the moderator is also there to make sure that they drill down on the issues and we get some answers rather than the old thing that we used to see in the old debate. only lester holt knows the questions

marvel wants to be all tyrus.el life matters. >> i have to say, what you said is actually brilliant. the contradictions that you, like that they are liberal and racist. they believe in progressive causes but if it doesn't make money, forget it. they are gay and straight. they talk about gay rights but if you're an actor and you come out gay, they don't want that. they want you in the closet because you are going to become rupert everett. see. nobody remembers him. >> i remember him. i had a crush on him until he came out. >> there you go. >> very simple. that's what happened. >> there was a big thing, too, about mark ruffalo casting a person who was not a trans-gender person in a trans-gender role. it's like the battles that they pick are inconsistent. >> like they are actors, though. they act. >> i think it's very interesting, the focus on diversity at the oscars didn't solve it, i just thought the hash tags would just create a diverse movie. people totally have the right idea about how to solve problems. they wa

visit the sacred ground of 9/11 this year, we continue to marvel at the heroism of our first respondersnd the families who turned their grief into action to make america safer. because of them, 9/11 does not belong to fear, it belongs to , the firstmpassion responders and those who rushed into the smoke and up the stairs to the passengers who charged up the aisle, to the men and women who stay behind to help strangers to safety. because of them, out of the actions of the fallen world trade centers, the crust concrete of the pentagon and burning fields of pennsylvania, americans rose united. as we salute all of those who died, we must also salute those who have lost their lives in the years since. the ongoingmber struggles of the thousands of peers who years later are stocked by devastating illnesses from their exposure to ground zero. accounts, 10-15 cancer diagnosis i per week 15 years later. we must treat all of them and those who will come after as illnesses in our own families. we must continue to meet our commitment to the health and compensation of our heroes and their loved ones.

not one, but four of his signature cameos for four different upcoming films in the marvel cinematic universe. excelsior! in hollywood the circle of life is going full circle disney is remaking the lion king. this is one of the biggest animated films of all time. at one point -- breaking box office records -- winning oscars and grammys. we don't know when it will hit the theaters. we brought you at the top our newscast. one person is dead - and dozens are injured after a communter train crashes in hoboken, new jersey. hospitals in the area are reporting 74 patients coming in with injuries - most of which are bumps and bruises. throughout the day - we will have more tonight at five o'lcock and on nightly news. breezy and sunny today with >> so the square and a few neighboring areas have power, but i can't say for how long. >> aiden: all right, i'm not following you. >> well, the power company temporarily diverted its electricity to us, so that's gonna mean an overload to our systems. >> aiden: all right, so if we're gonna do this press conference, we have to do it as soon as possible-

it was a marvelous monday with 84 degrees and we will be right around there, again today, so marvelous monday lead to tremendous tuesday, and we're into the alliteration, 84, 85 a smidge warmer then yesterday, sunset time at 7:12. we've got heat and humidity returning but for how long we will let you know in the seven day forecast. bob kelly, happy tuesday. >> back at you, sue. 4:02. we are looking live at i-95 in northeast philadelphia where they are working southbound right here near betsy ross bridge, watch for some is lane closures until about 5:00 o'clock this morning. here's the spotty was looking for, we have all blinking lights and arrows, this is southbound i-95 near the betsy. presidential visit on tap, lane restrictions will start today and anytime after 7:00 coming in the city will be a rough go we will have more on than in a moment. and expect some delays and allow extra time if you use the regional rail lines, problems, yesterday, on those 18 new cars. we will have a complete update on that in just a few minutes. tonight, double bubble, phillies a at the ballpark ape wres

that's this video -- joss whedon -- also happens to be the director behind the famous marvel movies. still ahead on 12 today.. it's true crime thursday.. and we're revisiting a case out of glendale -- that's going cold. the full story is just five minutes away. jon-benet ramsey's brother is back in the spotlight -- and he's not happy about it. the details are coming up in your morning juice. back in two minutes with more new.. weather and traffic. a wrong way crash on the u-s 60... sends several people to the hospital.we're live with the latest.the valley - getting ready for another candidate visit.this time... mike pence is in town.. tonight... its self lacing shoes.we're taking a look at them... this morning. ???adlib & toss jimmy

so -- whether you're a fan of d-c or marvel -- national comic book day --is a time when fans set aside their differences-- and celebrate. bryan will be back -- with a final check of your forecast! bringing you breaking news -- fast and first. we'll be right back. to 15 mph. .monday night...partly cloudy. lows 65 to 69. west winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the east after news -- live at 11. remember -- we're always on at ktnv.com -- and on the ktnv mobile app. our next report begins -- at 4:30-am -- on good morning las thanks for watching. and from all of us at channel (water dripping) (emil?ana torrini's "beggar's prayer" playing) ? mama said lift your head ? ? from the sieve of your hands ? (ice crackling) ? mama said lift your head ? eve of your hands ? ? mama say eventually ? ? this hurting will end ? (water dripping) (cell phone rings) (ring)

there wasn't an empty seat in the hall ♪ ♪ >> translator: marvelous.ing about the performance. today was a day i had been waiting for for a long time. >> the theater is fabulous. it's a memorable day for us residing in the far east. >> day two of the festival in commemoration of russian navy day, a special concert is broadcast live from the deck of a cruiser of the russian pacific fleet. ♪ >> and a park in the city, a giant television screen is set up so locals and tourists alike can enjoy the performance. ♪ >> one magnificent performance followed another. ♪ >> on this day, it's tchaikovsky's opera, the queen of spades. alina who worked her way from the choir to soloist performs. ♪ >> translator: i'm simply overwhelmed to be a part of this festival. performing on the same stage with world class artists gives me motivation to strive even higher as a sing er. >> a prima ballerina during the soviet era. she's decided to attend the festival. her choice is the romantic ballet giselle, one of her favorite roles as a dancer. >> day 8 of the festival the cast

fans and critics of marvel's upcoming netflix show "luke cage".. are saying the lead super-hero addresses the black lives matter movem the show's creator says.. not only is luke cage bullet-proof -- he also wears hoodies as part of his signature look. the creator hopes to change the conversation and stop the stigma behind a black man in a hoodie -- that arose after the shooting death of trayvon martin in 20-12. this morning.. there is a local protest planned over the recent police shootings -- the goal to block the mill avenue bridge. team 12's nico santos is live in tempe with details...with the details... this will be the fourth protest led by reverand jarrett maupin in tempe.and this is the bridge they plan to block where cars and pedestrians cross in both pedestrians cross in both directions all day.maupin says he wants to ?continue to raise awareness of the fatal shooting of 19-year-old dalvin hollinswho was a robbery suspect.this happened two months ago.the tempe police officer who shot him has experience.lieutenant edward ouimettehad a body