that i can tell you. and, by the way, is there any place better, safer, or more fun to be than at a trump rally, right? [cheers and applause] having a good time. to all the people that got nafta wrong and, by the way, signed by bill clinton, perhaps the worst trade deals ever made in the history, not of the country, in the history of the world. there has never been a deal so bad as nafta. it's a one-way highway out of this country for our jobs and for our money. and we're going to renegotiate that one very quickly. let me tell you. and then you look at what's happening with china. and they are trying to give us the transpacific partnership now. [crowd booing] >> which will be a total disaster that hillary clinton called the gold standard. barack obama wants it. he is pressing it. it will be -- and i say this, nothing can be as bad as nafta, but it's going to be pretty close. so i just want to tell you we're not approving the transpacific partnership, just another catastrophe. [cheers and applause] our tra

when i was doing this speech and i never tell a story but i've got to tell it here today. admitting what you fear. when i used to work at the hÄagen-dazs, skipping ice cream and i remembered this woman came one day and she kept snapping her finger at him. we actually convince the owner of the store where 17 tonight guys a management store because we had worked there for so long. i gave a fake age. so we were the managers at the store. this woman snapping her fingers. i'll be with you once i can. she says now, you serve me now. i said when you are rude like that i'm not going to serve you. she says i want to see the manager. i at the manager for you. can i help you? she says you're not the manager i said i am. i said i'm still not going to serve you because you're being so rude to everyone. she said you're going to work at this mr. bought ice cream store for the rest of their miserable life. acidifying here for the rest of my miserable life, you'll still never get any ice cream. and they used to tell the story and laugh and say it didn't bother me. but as i said they are co

i am excited to tell the story.breakthrough at the same time, whether it was brad realizing that he came to the company for the right reasons and trevor realizing that his story, it resonates with people, but most importantly, he's able to feel proud about it. proud of you guys. nice job. nice job. nice job. travis: thank you. we need to slow down, take our time. lemonis: the new display case has come in, and so have the new watches. travis: make sure that they're perfect. make sure that the bands and the faces, everything fits perfectly. man: that looks good. lemonis: so, today's the day we're gonna pitch the flip flop shop. ♪ trevor: marcus. good to see you, buddy. travis: been all right? lemonis: looks awesome. couple changes here and there. why don't we get this inside? looks awesome. finally watches that have color and vibrant, beautiful patterns on them. i'm blown away with how good they look. this pattern is amazing. when you saw these out of the box, what'd you think? trevor: i lost it. lemonis: the watch th

there's a big difference between telling the truth and telling the truth effectively. >> stephen: telling the truth effectively is telling a story? >> well, yeah. >> stephen: telling the truth is merely factual. telling the truth effectively is creating a narrative or the audience being the jury will come along with. >> you've got to know who's on your jury, how they listen, what understand what their values are and you have to frame your case up in a way they can understand and relate to, and that's what i did. i'm not a lawyer, i don't mean to brag, but i'm not. i'm not a lawyer. ( laughter ) i worked on the psychological aspects of the story, getting it across. >> stephen: if you were helping someone put together a jury for something tragic like the jonbenet ramsey case, who would you say they should on the jury at a core value level. common sense is not common enough anymore. >> stephen: what does that mean? because that sounds super cool and folksy with a southern accent, but you can make anything -- i would believe anything you say because of the mustache and the southern accent, i

they tell you how to make bombs. we should arrest the people that do that because they are participating in crime. we should arrest them. instead they say oh, no, you can't do anything. that's freedom of expression. >> why do they allow the websites? you can go online? >> that's the same thing. those people should be arrested because they are inciting violence. they are making violence possible. they should be arrested immediately. they have websites that tell how to make bombs, how to make all sorts of things that are totally

my prediction is based on history. >> before you tell me that, tell me what the six keys are that were of whack for the democrats. >> absolutely. party mandate. because the democrats took pay sting in 2014. inkepple incumbency because the sitting president is not running. third party because you have that pesky gary johnson polling way above any prior libertarian vote. policy change. because in the second term, and this goes term by term, there is nothing like the affordable care act. foreign policy success. because in the second term, there is nothing like getting rid of bin laden in the first term. and incumbent candidate charisma because hillary clinton is not one of those once in a generation charismatic candidates like kennedy or reagan. >> or obama for that matter. >> or obama who had the key in 2008. >> so, based on that, you look at that and say the system has been right every time. trump looks like a winner. now, what about the question mark? >> the question mark is i'm not reading a crystal ball. i'm going on patterns of history. and donald trump is a history shattering candi

nvsos-dot-gov can tell you. its your opportunity and right to vote all those regristration forms end up at the clark county election department.... as far as voter regristration in calrk county last week we did 17k during non election times joe gloria with the registrar of voters says maybe a couple thousand people register a week... gloria says more dems than republicans are signing up in clark county... as for ages.. he says its across the board... and welcomes the numbers. when you dont vote you lose your voice for those out registering people... a common complaint they tell fox5 is they dont like hillary or trump.. so they dont plan to vote. the office of president is the one ofice that has the least amount of affect on your life its your ocmmisioners your state legislature that have a daily affect on your life togteher we are going to empower eachother we are going to listen to eachother we are going to include eachother this country is only great when we are together cheering we want to remind everyone it'

tell us the country is on the wrong track. here's major garrett. ( cheers ) >> reporter: at a bakery in miami's little havana, donald trump enjoyed coffee where they said the first presidential debate was a smash hit. s >> that's one of the biggeston shows of the history of television, biggest debate ever. it was big league, definitely big league. o >> reporter: former new york city mayor rudy giulianid accompanied trump as he often does, and suggested he boycott the next two debates. here's what trump told us last night. l any doubt that you'll participate in the next two y presidential debates? >> no, this was a great experience for me. i really enjoyed it. i think we got our point across. she's not going to make america great again.in >> reporter: but by the morning trump was complaining that lester holt went easy on clinton. >> he didn't ask her about the emails. mp benghazi deal that she destroyed. >> reporter: trump advisers concede trump could have been sharper and should have forcedla some of those issues into the disc

nvsos-dot-gov can tell you. its your opportunity and right to vote all those regristration forms end up at the clark county election department.... as far as voter regristration in calrk county last week we did 17k during non registrar of voters says maybe a couple thousand people register a week... gloria says more dems than republicans are signing up in clark county... as for ages.. he says its across the board... and welcomes the huge numbers. when you dont vote you lose your voice dont lose your voice for those out registering people... a common complaint they tell fox5 is they dont like hillary or trump.. so they dont plan to vote. the office of president is the one ofice that has the least amount of affect on your life its your ocmmisioners your state legislature that have a daily affect on your life togteher we are going to empower eachother we are going to listen to eachother we are going to include eachother this country is only great when we are together cheering we want to remind everyone it's not jus

and my gut would tell me this. i don't think a father would try to put his son in harm's way if he knew he's getting ready to get to the bus at 4:30 and try to pull out a gun and shoot a cop. the mindset in the process of picking up his son from school. most criminal activities happen after 10:00 or 12:00. when i say a case, he said, 2:00 in the morning, the drug deal went bad but i don't believe this was an intention. whether he had a gun or not, let's be honest, he stutters and i don't know how fast the police wanted him to move, what's not said is they were serving a warrant. they do it every tuesday and thursday for the last two months because the college behind this apartment. so a thing every tuesday and thursday and the warrant was not from mr. scott. but i'm thinking in my own mind, my own analogy since they did not know he was disabled, since they did not know he stuttered, i'm thinking that's why things got ugly. that's my own personal analogy and whether he had a gun or not, let's say he had a gun, do yo

what more can you tell us? >> what's concerning here is it appears that this particular train line, new jersey transit, into hoboken, does not have positive train control. not according to federal railroad sources. what's going to happen here is a thorough investigation on the part of the national transportation safety board as well as new jersey transit and other authorities to determine what exactly happened here if it wasn't, we hope, anything nefarious. was there a breakdown in technology? was there some sort of a breakdown in the switching mechanisms for that line? was there something to do with the engineer? was he or she completely in control of the train at that moment or distracted or dealing with an out of control train? there's simply an awful lot of unknowns right now that they need to work through. the immediate priority as you would expect is to treat everybody on the scene, evacuate everybody from the train, as you would imagine, having been a mass casualty situation. they're going to be taking a

what did i tell you? it could be dangerous. a lot of people will be heading out earlier to beat the rush. that means the rush will start earlier and you will be stuck in it. unless you leave earlier. right the now we are looking at the vine closed overnight for construction. both moving out. you can barely see but moving in the westbound direction it is opened, eastbound side, shortly going to follow. then we have an accident in west philadelphia cobbs creek parkway block both directions, between christian street and catherine street, you will to have use an alternate 61st or 62nd street will be your best bet but right now we have got construction. i-95 south at betsy ross bridge that left lane is block right now, also more construction 295 northbound between route 47 and 168, one to two lanes are block until 5:00 a.m. right around that same area 42 northbound at 295 all lanes block until 5:00 a.m. we will have more in ten minutes. >>> big news from a company that once dominated the cell phone market. >> we will tell what you b

i tell you what, they are telling me they could do the job very, very rapidly. very rapidly is longer than you would like, but they could get the job done and get it done with precision and get it done. we have no choice, sean. we have no choice. we have to take them out. >> stay right there. we're just getting things started. now, we have much more as we continue with donald trump right after the break. also tonight, you'll meet victims of radical islamic terror attacks, their family members, as we continue. "hannity" from milwaukee straight ahead. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particl

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she could tell based -- did she see drugs on him? how -- what made her think that he was on something? >> she is a drug recognition expert, has been for about 2 years. i think she got her training back in 2014. it's about a five or six week course for police officers to take. you know, most of us -- i've never seen anyone on pcp, but that is not an uncommon occurrence in certain parts of the country or in tulsa, oklahoma, to see someone under the influence of pcp -- >> so officer shelby in a matter of seconds that she was able to interact with mr. crutcher deduced that he was definitely on pcp and had a weapon? >> she believed he could have a weapon in the pocket. shep was pretty sure about being on pcp. you know, she spent over 2 minutes trying to get hip to comply and follow orders leading up to the shooting. >> has officer shelby reached out to the victim's family, either directly or through a third party to offer condolences? >> you know, she has shared with me that she feels horrible. this is a tragedy in light of the fact that

>> i'm not going to tell you.'re going to tell me. >> robert starts guessing. >> i didn't rape nobody. >> no. no. >> i didn't kill the baby. >> no. i'm not saying that. i'm not saying that you raped anybody. >> i didn't cut nobody. >> i didn't say you cut. >> i didn't shoot nobody. >> i didn't say you shot nobody. robert, i'm going to tell you what i'm getting, all right? since you're not going to tell me. you stabbed that woman. >> i stabbed her. >> you stabbed her, didn't you? >> then snead asks robert where. >> whereabouts on her body? >> in the middle. >> snead corrects him again. >> prior to stabbing her in the uh -- in the back, all right, you cut her. >> it was essentially the police's confession, not robert's. >> telling you this, it's going to get me home tonight? >> i doubt it. >> then why am i lying to you about all this so i can just go home? >> you're not lying to me. >> i am lying to you, full front, full front to your face. >> i'm lying to you just so i can go home, which is exactly what is the moti

what does it tell you? >> well, you know, there's always going to be a certain measure of chaos when these things happen, but as you see what happened tomorrow, you had that one incident. our major concern is if there's a secondary or ter sh air incident and at the least, we have a secondary incident. we won't be able to tell the thiep explosion that was used and get a sense for what kind of device it is. but this is a good early start and the police will be working with the camera owners. >> this is a surveillance video we have from original theory, i should say, fitness in chelsea. the outside as -- after the explosion happened and the inside as the explosion happened. this is from them. we're using it from msnbc, because no doubt, this is part of the story and part of the investigation. we'll be back in just moments with our live coverage of the explosion in manhattan. ♪ it's peyton. ♪ it's peyton on sunday mornings. ♪ you like football? it's directv nfl sunday ticket. i can watch every sunday ticket gam

one self-pro claimed internet troll mino yianopolous tells us he's proud. even after being banned for his taunting of "ghostbusters" star leslie jones. he talked to terry more nn london. >> reporter: wha standard hollywood production. >> now there are sightings all over the city. >> reporter: a remake of the beloved 1984 movie "ghostbusters." >> get out of my friend, ghost! >> reporter: this time with an all-female cast. >> let's go. >> oh, did you -- >> i'll let you. >> reporter: one of the stars, leslie jones. but within a few days of the movie's release leslie jones was subjected to incredibly vicious attacks on twitter. trolling came from anonymous users, but not all of them. >> are you a troll? >> of course. >> what is trolling? how do you look at it? >> i like to think of myself as a virtuous troll. i'm doing god's work. >> reporter: milo ionnopolous also known as nero joined in the tormenting of jones calling her a man on twitter to his 350,000-plus followers. >> in the twitter storm you called her a dude. if leslie jones were right here would you sa

>> let me ask you, tammy, just again, if you can tell if they are telling people to disperse? >> i can't tell. all i can hear are the protesters that will start chanting every once in a while. it's hard to tell if the line of officers in riot gear are telling anybody to get back or not. >> tammy lightner on the street for us in charlotte, north carolina. again, we'll keep your shot up. we do have actually the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio is here with us tonight. we're going to be talking with him in just a moment as a big city mayor, as somebody with experience in protesting and also with a lot of political experience around the issue that has brought these protesters out on the street tonight. we're happy to be able to bring in mayor de blasio here tonight to give us his perspective of what we're looking at here and also the broader politics of this. a refresher and terms of conflex of why this is happening. it was yesterday in charlotte where there was a fatal police shooting of an african-american man. one of the real points of contention that's emerged after that

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>> you can bet she's going to vote this november. >> tell me just tell you final question. >> you know, hillary is hitting me with tremendous commercials. some of it said entertainment. some of it said somebody who has been very vicious to me, rose any o'donnell, i said very tough things about her and i think everybody agrees that she deserves it. i was going to say something extremely rough to hillary, and her family. and i said to myself. i just can't do it. it's inappropriate. it's not nice. but she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me many of which are absolutely untrue. they're untrue and they're misrepresentations, i will tell you this, lester, it's not nice. and i don't deserve that. but it's certainly not a nice thing that she's done. it's hundreds of millions offards. and the only gratifying thing is, i saw the polls come i today with all of that money, $200,000 spent and i'm either winning or i'm tied and i spent practically nothing. >> clinton and trump debate again sunday october 9th in st. louis. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morni

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but from outside video surveillance tells a di story. "i thought it was all fake, to be honest with you til it was all over." scott lewis believes the man you see on this apartment security video is alonso perez. you can see the man pulling a gun in broad daylight and firing nine shots at the manager's office in late july. lewis tells me the man previously lived here at the peterson motel and apartments for two weeks. under what police confirmed to lewis was a false name. "he said he had been doing some painting and he gave me some paint supplies and plastic and tape as nice, we never had a cross word." but that all changed a couple weeks later. lewis tells me the man and his girlfriend were arguing.. and as a rule doesn't let hostile people inside his office. (nats him explaing what happened) lewis did file a police report.. and fox 5 did find a case matching the description of fox 5 did find a description of perez and an incident on july 25th. but we have been unable to confirm this with police. when lewis saw reports of a suspect esca

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but i have a little story to tell about the party. i don't know if i should tell it because it was a top-secret party. >> stephen: you had to turn in your phone before you walked in. >> they took your phone. they took your i.d. you had to go through clearance to get into the party. anyway, we were in this story. i've never told this story and i'm telling it on national tv. everyone who is anyone is at this party. >> stephen: it's a fun group of people. >> everyone's there, so at one point -- >> and it's super casual, too. you're just hav the white house. >> it's the the best party, good music, good food. at one point a little break, a little dance battle starts between usher and janelle monae. and you're watching and wonder category this be? and you're dancing and you're like it can't get better than this. and you see potus, and flotus. and you're like it can't get better than this. and then who steps into the middle of the dance battle? this one. like this and... ( cheers and applause ) >> it was fun. >> everyone fell out, just fell

>> thanks, we did tell a bit of that history which clearly you missed so if you could briefly tell us. >> i'm thrilled to take that. the house was built over a period of 1802 to 1818 by george washington parke custis. the house was physically built by a sizable number of enslaved african-americans as well as other laborers. it was designed by george hadfield who was one of the early designers of the u.s. capital building and, indeed, it is made to -- the greek revival style it's a massive property, the room we're in right now is 18-foot ceilings and it was really made to look almost like a temple-like structure as a memorial monument to george washington. >> now, washington as you said was a swamp at the time and how did the family survive the summers here? >> it was hot but sometimes down by the river -- sometimes the river was a blessing but sometimes a curse. there would be cool breezes but there was a lot of swamps and mosquitos and it was not always a pleasant place. they didn't have air conditioning back then. up here on this ill there's a nice breeze sometimes and you open up t

tell me your background.stephanie: my husband and i met dave, and we tried his soups, and we just fell in love with it. lemonis: he works here now? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: so, who do you report to? stephanie: umm...long story. um... lemonis: why don't we go outside? stephanie: sure. lemonis: yeah. so, who do you report to? stephanie: dave. [ laughs ] lemonis: why do you say it like that? stephanie: uh... well... lemonis: is there something more to the story? stephanie: well, there is somebody that works with us. her name is grace, and she's also working along with me with this store. lemonis: oh, she works here? stephanie: i don't know what's going on with her. lemonis: i definitely sensed that her body language changed when this topic came up, and it prompted me to say, "are you telling me everything?" no? stephanie: no, i-i just -- like i said, i'm not sure, um, what's her position here. lemonis: stephanie seemed reluctant to tell me exactly what's going on, so i'm gonna talk to other employees at other l

let me tell you there's so much media here. down the row there all of the media outside and then insiders a lot of media, as well. i talked to a political analyst about this issue and the senior presidential debates about it for the student at hofstra it seems like more of a party atmosphere than a debate but what happens inside is going to st. petersburg the future of the country and determine who leads it. an issue that a lot of people have talk about should the moderater fact check. hillary clinton supporters want him to. >> i don't think that the moderatedder's job is to fact check. >> reporter: political analyst told me that moderater shoulded not. >> moderater's job is to facilitate, to k opponent wants to refute what one has said let the opponent do it. >> reporter: neither candidate knows what questions will be asked and the presidential debate commission says it's completely up to holt. >> we try to focus this format on big discussion sections. so there will be a 2 minute question with a 2 minute response. a response f

officials tell abc news rahami traveled to afghanistan and pakistan, later telling authorities he had a wife in pakistan. >> if he has made frequent trips to afghanistan and fbi, are going to have to figure out who he visited and what was the real purpose of his trips. >> reporter: by sunday night, police are locking in on rahami as their primary suspect. five of rahami's family members are detained on a new york city bridge. police suspect they're headed to fly out of jfk airport, but later the family is released. then just after 8:30 sunday night, two men find a backpack near the train station in elizabeth. as police attempt to disarm the bombs one of the robots cuts a line, causing this explosion. fear spreads across the new york region. tension is particularly high because the u.n. general assembly is in session and leaders from around the world are arriving. by now the bomb scare has made its way into presidential politics. >> just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york. and nobody knows exactly what's going on. >> obviously we need to do everything we can >> rep

♪ >> we have a breaking news story to tell you about.pparently a plane has just crashed into the world trade center here in new york city. it happened just a few moments ago apparently. we have very little information available at this point in time. but on the phone, we do have jennifer ober steen hon apparently witnessed this event. jennifer, can you hear me? >> hello. >> hi, jennifer. >> hi, katie. >> can you please tell me what you saw and give me any information about what's going on there. >> yes, i have to tell you, it's quite terrifying. i'm in shock right now. i calm out of the subway at bowling green heading to work in battery park at the ritz carlton hotel and i come out and i saw a big -- i heard a boom, looked up and there was a big ball of fire. i'm not looking north at world trade center. it is the last twin tower. i'm looking north. i'm in battery park right now. you can hear the fire engines and emergency crews behind me. it is unbelievable when the fire first burst hello. >> go ahead. >> like i've never seen before. and

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telling nbc news, these are anonymous sources, and they're lying. trump also under fire for this praise of russian president vladimir putin. >> in that system he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> reporter: gop senator lindsey graham late today. >> i think this is the since people thought hitler was a good guy. >> reporter: on u.s. military leadership, trump calling the nation's generals reduced to rubble. >> they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> trump critics will say his performance was not specific, it wasn't serious. his supporters will say this is the real trump. the real trump is caught up in a lot of holes. >> reporter: but his controversies, trump closing in. hallie jackson, nbc news, new york. >>> this is andrea mitchell. hillary clinton didn't saying vladimir putin is a better leader than president obama. >> that is not just unpatriotic and insulting to the people of our country as well as to our commander in chief, it is scary. >> reporter: and trump saying he would ha

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