she argues that the young man like matt wallace came in orbit was dealing with the devil. and making up arguments with the devil. they got something for but they paid a steep price for it as well. the new book is out on the american revolution what we can learn. paul is the former head of the art department. but also a historian of note. through the lens of the five great painters of the era. gilbert stuart and benjamin west. they are fascinating group of men to begin with but you see the revolutions in two completely different ties and you study the paintings that they did which was so iconic at the time. they were very influential in guiding america's feelings at the time towards britain. there were plenty of paintings that aroused positive sentiment for england at the time. they supported the columnist cause. but each of the artists have their own connection to that revolution. he was at valley forge. he did portraits of all sorts of people. he fought in the battle of princeton. a great artist was very involved with the army as well. his whole family was involved. benja

we look forward to fall and the holidays from here on out. >> yes, i know. >> matt mar really has a guy crush. rusty wallace. >> i love nascar. he's so likeable and personable. >> he really was the sunshine. here. he's if charlotte. he's up really, really early. the nascar drivers use queue cards after they win a race. >> i was torn. i was going to say dogs can fly. we have to figure out how that dog got on the roof. but patrick peterson. you have to do it with the inflection. cardinals should be the time. >> i'm going with 30-14. >> oh. okay. >> we hope you're right. thank you so much for watching 12 today. remember 12 news is always on. 12news.com and your favorite social media apps. have a wonderful weekend everyone. have a great day. we'll see you later in a half hour. >>> good morning. was it avoidable? federal investigators combing through the wreckage of that deadly train crash in new jersey. the engineer released from the hospital overnight set to be interviewed today. was it human error or mechanical problem? charge of the investigation. >>> doubling down. donald trump on a twitter tirade this morn

matt lauer a trump supporter. >> see what happens with chris wallace. >> it is boiling over after another protest of old glory.his time during the envelope's opening night. one team has bigger plans come sunday. patricia stark has the latest. >> colin kaepernick's open disrespect with sperceived racil injustice. taking a neon national television before the opening game. a former teammate explaining himself after the game. >> i am not against the military. i am not against the police or america. i am just against social injustice. colin is my fraternity brother my ex teammate. i believe in what he is trying to do. >> his team promising to show demonstration of unity before sunday's game against the dolphins. doug baldwin tweeted our team will honor the country with a flag in a demonstration of unity. members of the team say they are backing tabor nick's protests. meanwhile the president of the naacp comparing his stunt to rosa parks who refused to sit in the back of the bus. it is a lofty name but not a stretch. we will let history be the judge of how consequential his actions are. >> he is giving $1 million do

role, because they want a horse race and that is why there was criticism on matt lauer and at lot of attention, chris wallace- >> it was not a debate, but interview. last word [ laughter ] >> and hurricane has vulnerabilities in the way she ha handled the private e-mail service, and the clinton foundation, and the fail of the russia reset and the uranium one deal that has been in question, and bill clinton giving speeches in russia and getting a personal thank you call from putin. >> lots to cover, and so much material and so little time. thank you, panel. we will see you next sunday. up next, the power player of the week, the washington redskins kirk cousins talks about winning on and off of the field. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, joh

and i think the debate commission has a particular chris wallace problem they need to address. >> let me do something that matter didn't do the other night. let me challenge you on that assertion the other night, okay? because you pre-suppose that ailes has leverage of control over wallace at this stage, which i think is entirely abs sent. and to the extent that he's being given any money by murdoch at this point, it was only to show them the door. so i don't think that holds water. >> i'm not pre-supposing what is going on inside fox news. i don't know, i'll give you that. but just on its face, the arange rangement is a conflict of interest. why can't we hold journalists to the same standard? the point is we don't know what is going on inside fox news, but ailes is playing a dual role and it is a matter of public confidence in these debates. trump and clinton are going to be in agreement that the stakes are extraordinarily high. and we need to go the extra step there and it's on the commission to make the extra step to ensure public confidence. and at least have wallace acknowledge all this so that people can

people you're covering covin specifically lawmakers inly wmak chris wallace's skies to make sure they're telling the truth and so for matt lauer lastuelast night to let trump say that he opposed the iraq war from the te beginning without calling himlim out on it was a huge fail.il. >> page you gave matt lauer amar below than average grade for. that how would you grade theou rest of his performanceld though or can you understand thatand this is only 24 minutes forues f each candidate and he sort of so had to do what he had to do too get through that.ha >> it's definitely a toughinitet spot to be in especially when you're on a time crunch like.unk that i definitely don't falter't him for wanting the answers towo be a little more concise but iib do think that he shop pushed trump quite a bit harder on a o few things.few things. the tone of his questions forior trump very much felt more in moi line with what trump's tmp's personality is like wherease wha the questions that he wast he w asking clinton were a lot moreor about what her policy issues are, policy stance rather so iao definitely think he could haveuh made the ques

i think lots of times that's why there was so much criticism of matt lauer and how he handled the debate. a lot of attention, chris wallace. >> wasn't any debate, it was an interview. last word, quick. >> but hillaryli comes to judgment and being commander in chief. look at how she handles her private e-mail server, the failed russian reset, failed iranian deal as well. bill clinton getting speeches in russia and getting a personal phone call from putin. >> lots to cover. so much material, so little time. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. >>> up next our power player of the week. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. >>> today is the first sunday of the nfl season

wallace. chris, your reaction to seeing the roas4ókrg that matt lauer is taking. >> i will have to say i was surprisedn't know, uáu five,3#q six, seven minutes whatever it was about the emails. he was tough on her. i don't think he was unfair but he was certainly tough on her. should very gone back at *x when he falsely claimed that he had been for the war, the invasion of iraq before it happened?> what is this whole episode particularly the response to matt lauer say to you about the climate for being a debate monday moderator

i think lots of times and why there's so much criticism of matt lauer and how he handled the debate. a lot of attention, chris wallace>> it was not a debate. it was an interview. last word, quick. >> hillary clinton has her own vulnerabilities with judgment and command in chief. the e-mail server and the clinton foundation. the failed russia reset. the uranium-1 deal and bill clinton with a thank you call from putin. >> lots to cover. as i say, so much material, so little time. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. >>> up next, hour power player of the week. kirk cousins talks about winning on and off the field. uled a replacement... ...in just a few clicks. with safelite you don't have to miss a thing. y'all did wonderful! thank you. (girls sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help gro

i think lots of times and why there's so much criticism of matt lauer and how he handled the debate. a lot of attention, chris wallace. >> it was not a debate. it was an interview. last word, quick. >> hillary clinton has her own vulnerabilities with judgment and command in chief. the e-mail server and the clinton foundation. the failed russia reset. the uranium-1 deal and bill clinton with a thank you call from putin. >> lots to cover. as i say, so much material, so little time. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. >>> up next, hour power player of the >>> today is the first sunday of the nfl season and we want to introduce you to someone who's playing for a lot more than just trying to pile up victories on the field. here is our power player of the week. >>ality the end of the day if you don't win football games, people aren't going to want to listen to what you say so football is most important and win on the field and when you do that it opens doors for real impact to happen beyond football. >> kirk cousins is quarterback of the washington redskins and hoping to turn victories on the field for viz bltd of a cau

the hammering of a veteran interviewer like matt lauer is a preview of what anderson cooper, lester holt and chris wallace can expect during the debate. they will be hit as hard as the candidates. >> the clinton campaign denied there was any ear piece at all and laughed it all. hillary clinton held her first news conference, actual news conference in nine months today, howie, so you would think the press would be really ready for that. how did they handle it? >> reporter: there was some good questions but some wasted questions about why hillary isn't leading donald trump by more in the polls and when the rnc's accusation that she didn't smi smile during the forum. the e-mail scandal didn't come up today, but that subject had been raised this week on press gaggles. >> howie, thank you. >>> one of the toughest moments for hillary clinton last night came when an audience member asked how she could be trusted after she had, in his words, clearly corrupted our national security. her answer seemed to go against what the fbi director had said. >> you know and i know classified material is designated, it is marke

the hammering of a veteran interviewer like matt lauer is a preview of what anderson cooper, lester holt and chris wallace can expect during the debate. they will be hit as hard as the candidates. >> the clinton campaign denied there was any ear piece at all and laughed it all. hillary clinton held her first news conference, actual news conference in nine months today, howie, so you would think the press would be really ready for that. how did they handle it? >> reporter: there was some good questions but some wasted questions about why hillary isn't leading donald trump by more in the polls and when the rnc's accusation that she didn't smi smile during the forum. the e-mail scandal didn't come up today, but that subject had been raised this week on press gaggles. >> howie, thank you. >>> one of the toughest moments for hillary clinton last night came when an audience member asked how she could be trusted after she had, in his words, clearly corrupted our national security. her answer seemed to go against what the fbi director had said. >> you know and i know classified material is designated, it is marke

good news for hillary coming out of the matt lauer thing is lester holt will be the host for the first debate. he has got to play it very, very fair. chris wallace from fox said i don't want to call people if they tell a lie. lester holt will be under heavy pressure, if either candidate lies, you got to call them on it. >> you have to do it. it very tough when you sit here every night and having interviewed donald trump and many of his surrogates every night, even when you press someone to answer a question specifically, you're seen as biased. i want to talk about this and talk about the polls. at least people know now what donald trump's actual stance was on the iraq war because there's been so much news about it because of matt lauer last night. so stand by, everyone, we're going to discuss that when we come right back. my eyelove is finding a ♪"all yodifferent angle.plays my eyelove is season 1, episode 1. my eyelove is making a story come alive. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if your eyes feel dry, itchy, gritty

matt and savannah? >> all right, peter. thank you very much. >> let's turn to chuck todd and nicolle wallace. good morning to you both. good morning unite you night owls. if you watched this until 9:30 and turned it off, a lot of people felt trump is having a very good night. it did seem like his energy and his answering of the questions waned over the night. would you agree? >> the lack of preparation the irony of him talking about her stamina, he seemed to run out of gas at the end. he seemed to run out of steam. i think that goes to a lack of preparation because he took the bait on almost every little thing. the last half of the debate i can't remember a substantive exchange on issues. what i do remember is him interjecting and defending himself. it became more about himself rather than specific issues. >> i don't think it was as time went on, i thought in each particular section his first responses to the two-minute fairly much back to his talking points. but when the followups came, he just went back to his talking points. so there seemed to be maybe preparation but a lack of depth there. >> i mean, understatemen

chris wallace himself said i have to make a decision, i don't think i'm going to fact check people on the fly. so you're trying to hold mattstandard that won't be present on the debate stage. i think he did a fine job. >> this whole business of whether he supported or opposed the iraq war. >> that's not true. he clarified that prior to the iraq war, he said on stern he may be in favor of it. but he outlined several articles whether he said he was against the iraq war. >> you know what this is? i think that matt lauer did an outstanding job. i thought he was fair and balanced. i thought he did a very good job. he's obviously well prepared. he asked great questions. this is like monday morning quarterbacking, trying to nitpick at a few things because matt lauer was tough on hillary clinton. i'm telling you, good for him. >> tim miller, who is a spokesman for jeb bush said, dear tv anchorman, change your interview sign. [ overlapping speakers ] [ overlapping speakers ] >> i think the point, is i'm more comfortable with political journalists moderating these type of things. i don't watch morning television other than fox. but

matt lauer. he knows his stuff. >> you have a black anchor, a hispanic anchor, a gay anchor, and somebody from fox news. that's ultimate diversity. chris wallaceing on my show, that he was not going to true squad the candidate's answers. remember our candy corly was trying to beat up mitey? chris is going to come in there, and deal with the facts and have follow-up questions. >> i'll leave it at that. >> he doesn't want to personally debate the candidates. >> badas, that's what he is. >> we'll be right back. diabetes can be a daily struggle, even if you're trying your best. along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo® may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life. ♪ baby, from the makers of lantus®, ♪ slice it right. toujeo® provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, ♪ we're gonna groove tonight. proven blood sugar control all day and all night, and significant a1c reduction. toujeo® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic k

matt and savannah, this became a big deal last night. at one point it was the top >> lot of headlines. peter alexander, thank you. >> nicolle wallace joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> put skittles aside and go back to these terror attacks here in new york over the last three days or so. coming at this stage of the campaign, they give us a window. we get to see how each of these candidates reacts to this moment. what was the most glaring difference in their reactions? >> well, i think they were each who they are. donald trump was in the morning yesterday, his sort of meandering told me it was a bomb before the news did, that's who i am, i'm going to give it to you straight. his supporters like that about him. she was at her best and she really ratcheted up the language. i think she responded to some of the tightening that we saw in the polls last week by really sharpening her attacks on him. i think this sets up next week's debate as a really, really important opportunity for each of them to shake things up. >> one hates to put it in political terms -- >> of course. >> -- but there is no question issue, national

, the persons kirk matt was an ex-con was on parole from upstate new york who happened to be walking through michigan in the late 1960s. his wife met him by the name of clinton wallace kirk that the guy was fascinating and invited him to sunday brunch. they loved they loved him and invited him to stay. he lived with them and called the parole office and said will take care of the sky. clinton wallace ends up living there on an actual day, he leaves the great to the fireplace open and they burn down kirk's home. they have to rebuild it after that. it is this a beautiful, ornate structure. but here's what is beautiful. in saint michaels saint michaels cemetery which is a few miles from acosta, they bury clinton wallace, he died around 1978, his tombstone is next to russell kirk's but it is does not say hobo, it doesn't say homeless drifter, expel them. doesn't say homeless drifter, ex- felon. it says clinton wallace, night -- k and ig ht of the road. and that is kirk. he loved people who love stories of people but he was also interesting. so kirk liked him. he was that eccentric too. he was. he was just not on the criminal side. >> let me ask you something you might i

surrogates went on tv and said matt lauer did not hit donald trump like he needed to, didn't fact check on the spot, and that was cig falling to lester holt, to chris wallace moderators, you better, you better go after donald trump and you better, perhaps, lay off hillary clinton or we're going to question your credibility. >> that assumes these are not journalists that can withstand pressure and i will withhold judgment until we see these debates. let me know what you think on twitter. >>> ahead from hillary clinton's bout to pneumonia to donald trump's visit to "dr. oz," is the press covering the health issue fairly? >>> plus, did the network change bill clinton's meaning? scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. cigntogether, all the way. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time

matt and savannah. >> thank you very much. let's dive further into what clinton and trump are planning for the final stretch. nicolle wallace and mark halperin join us. well rested. looking good. let me start with you, mark. what does he need to focus on over the next 63 days. what does he need to avoid? >> focus on making the election about change and the economy. have a great first debate and start running tv ads in some of these states. he needs to avoid having focus on him over the flaps and controversy he creates on a regular basis. >> how would you answer the same question, nicole? >> he needs to be more normal. he's been a weird political figure. the campaign spends more days on offense which is attacking the other side which means that campaign almost always wins. he has an opportunity to be on offense because there are -- the electorate has questions about hillary clinton's judgment. and there is the fbi in the news about dumping the investigation of the server. he instead got himself embroiled he cannot resist the temptation to take a cheap shot at other republicans. >> let's switch over now. hillary clinton and h

matt lauer got from clinton supporters. so yeah, if you are lester holt or any debate moderator you have to thread the needle. >> handful have of reporters from abc and cnn and chris wallace from fox will be moderator for the third and final debate so just a couple weeks before the election. >>> tonight will be interesting. >> ninety minutes. >> only two in america not watching this already lauren johnson and myself because of the the hour, unfortunately. >> it is on kind of ovulate. 9:00 o'clock on the east coast, 90 minutes long, it is a long time. >> forty days from election day, doug luzader, thanks very much. >>> so make sure that you at home if you are watching you you can rate your debate. use our fox 29 app, sign up there and, you know, lots of people watch in real time. >> this is cool our own bruce gordon will be live with coverage from hofstra university in our early evening newscast and watch it all live right here, of course at 9:00 o'clock on fox 29 followed up by a wrap up on fox 29 news with iain and lucy. >> just second ago have you watched tonight we want to necessity how you feel about what is happening, have your phone go to the the fox 29 news app, cl

matt, begins in many states this month. >> all right. peter, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> let's talk more about what let's bring in nicole wallace and steve kornacki, made their way to the "intrepid." talk about the polling. 59% of people don't trust donald trump with the future of our military. 52% don't trust hillary clinton. yet, she is trailing him by 19 points with active military and veterans. why? >> well, this is a group of voters who really measure your toughness. if donald trump has one asset that wasn't dampened by his tumultuous and disastrous sense that he's still tough enough. i think that was one of the attributes that held up. what he has to prove is that he also can be measured. i think that's his testimony. >> steve, this is about the 3:00 a.m. phone call. this is about national security. what does donald trump have to say to prove to american voters that he is in fact ready for the role of commander in chief? >> yeah, the other poll number out there that always jumps out at me is temperament. when you ask people which of these candidates has the better temperament, she beats him 2-1, competence here. but i thi

matt and savannah, says he will be there. >> all right peter, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let's dive further into what clinton and trump are planning for the final stretch. nicole wallace and mark halperin join us. well rested, looking good. let me start with you, mark. if you talk about donald trump, over the next 63 days? what does he need to avoid? >> focus on making the election about change in the economy. have a great first debate and start running tv ads in some of these states where he's been badly upset. he needs to avoid having focus be on him through the kind of flaps and controversies that he seems to create on a regular basis. >> how would you answer the same question nicole? >> he has to be more normal. he's been a weird political figure. offense. the campaign spends more days on offense, which means attacking the other side, is almost always the campaign that wins. he has an opportunity to be on offense because there are -- the electorate has questions about hillary clinton's judgment. there are little things that happen in the news like the fbi dumping information about their investigation. he instead got himself embroiled in a fight with arizona's repu