so the city's 54 cameras at 21 different intersections will remain in full operation, uninterrupted. supporters say the cameras make intersections safer.. . but critics argue that they're simply a source of revenue for the city. the city of tampa will pay a former university of tampa student more than 78- thousand dollars. settle her case with tampa police. "rachel stockwell" was arrested outside a nightclub back on valentine's day in 20-14. she was 18 at the time. stockwell says an officer slammed her head into the pavement ?so hard... she suffered from memory problems and had to withdraw from school. the officer said stockwell resisted arrest when he tried to give her a trespassing warning. that officer was later fired. a distrubing crime at the university of florida. police say a student was secretly videotaping people in police say 31 year old "jovany fuentes" was recording other male students with his iphone camera. he reportedly told his friend all about it while they were out drinking.. a few days later.. that friend came forward.. and told police. so far, at least six student

trump is in excellent health, and has the stamina to endure - uninterrupted - the rigors of a punishing and unprecedented presidential campaign...." last night in ohio, the republican nominee questioned his rival's stamina. "i don't know folks, you think hillary would be able to stand up don't know." today, trump addressed an ecomonic club in new york and has a rally tonight in new hampshire. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. ((brian loftus)) >>> and we are your local election headquarters through the campaign season. you can stay up to date here on channel 8.. and on las vegas now dot com./// las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a new home for a cat... that captured the national cat" to find a new family... next on 8 news now, the valley's news leader./// ((you're watching 8 ((brian loftus)) >>> people in southeast china got an unusual sight.. when winds from a typhoon set a giant inflatable moon balloon loose. the balloon was part of a mid-autumn festival. but the giant half deflated balloon got loose and set off unsure what to do before moving out of the way. local

how is it possible to go through 90 minutes of uninterrupted air time?, it is very easy to go fair. in this case, he had three easy things going in. birther, taxes and holt interrupted donald trump 41 times to clinton's 6. mishandling of classified information, clinton foundation and her health and all three of those topics were not brooched. >> you said it might be the most one-sided debate he moderated in history. saying that lester holt is the most biassed moderator in history. somehow he eclipsed candy crowley. if you saw what i said about him going in, i said he is one of last old school going in. >> i interviewed me before and i found him fair. aj, starting from the opening, predicated statement about the great economy. and i'm like, hello? what america is he living in with the abusively biassed question there. but then he got it wrong on stop and frisk. then got it wrong, what is the other thing, on benghazi -- oh, no on iraq. >> iraq war also. >> hm hm. >> so what are we supposed to do with that when it's two on one? >> right. rubio had a great l

the democrats have run them for 100 years mostly uninterrupted. nobody else. just uninterrupted.nd you see what's happened. >> high school graduation rate 9% lower for african-americans than the national average. high school dropout rate african-americans is higher than the national average. inner city schools seem to be suffering the most. you say let local communities and states handle education. >> well we're taking away common core. common core out of washington is a disaster. we're going to knock it out, boom boom. look at the people. look at the way -- right. look at the people, the way the mothers and the aunts and the uncles and the fathers, they want to run their schools. and right now you can't. they're being run out of washington by people that -- look, i'm sure some are very good and very caring. but a lot of them are bureaucrats that want to pick up a check. we want the schools to be run locally. >> let me ask you about what has been going on in charlotte. you saw what happened last night in north carolina. the police did say that the individual was armed. they annou

nobody else just uninterrupted. you see what's happened. >> protest are in charlotte continue to call on police to releas a the shooting incident. charlotte's police chief says that won't happen while this all under investigation. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >> and this, the father of the tulsa man shot and culled by police is speaking out. said he always told his son to keep his hands up when ever dealing with police. and yesterday, outside of reverend al sharpton's national action network he said his son terrence crutcher did what he police say he ignored over 2 dozen commands. crutcher was shot when he allegedly reached into his suv for something. but his family says he couldn't have because the windows were up. they want charges brought against the officer who shot him. >>> today in chicago mayor rahm emanuel will address violence plaguing the windy city. he's expected to announce new initiatives that include more support and mentorships of youth. he will talk about hiri a over next two years and all

they're just uninterrupted. and you see what's happened. >> protestors in charlotte continue to call on the city to release whatever video images they have of that shooting incident. charlotte's police chief says that's not going to happen while this is all under investigation. jen? >>jennifer: thank you. we'll talk again soon. now to tulsa, oklahoma and shooting that has sparked demonstrations. father of terrence crutcher says his son had his hands up when he was fatally shot just like officers told him to do. speaking at al sharpton's headquarters in new york, reverend crutcher told reporters his son knew how to act when confronted by police. his twin sister says that the family wants charges filed against the officers involved in the shooting. >>russell: this is hard video to watch. a 2-year-old child screaming as her mom lays limp in the aisle of a store in massachusetts. little girl is safe and in child protective custody this morning. video is now a key piece of evidence in charging the mother with child e

his campaign saying, that he has the stamina to endure uninterrupted, the rigors of this presidential campaign. >>> police in columbus ohio are explaining why an officer shot and killed a 13-year-old boy during an armed robbery. the police chief saying, that he pulled a gun that looked like this an officer tried to take him into custody. it turned out, but it was not a real gun but a bb gun with an attached laser light. the officer who shot him is a nine-year veteran of the force and now, administrative leave >>> sandra bland family settled a wrongful death suit for $2 million. authorities rule her death a suicide but her family always questioned the ruling. the trooper who arrested her during a traffic stop was fired for lighting for the circumstances of her arrest. >>> this man accused of setting a fire at a port. mosque will not be getting out of -- ft. pierce mosque will not be we are learning that schreiber made anti-islamic post. at one point writing that he felt that all muslims should be treated as terrorists. arrest documents show that he felt embarrassed for saying something

.>>> the candidates will face each other on this stage for 90 minutes uninterrupted. there are heading a presidential debate a virtual tie. althg was light on preparation. hillary clinton factor so we can. tim kaine says the formal work to her paper. >> this is the moderator and two of you. you can run but you can't hide. will trump give details about anything. jarkko mike pence says the republican will speak the heart america strong again, make america safe again, and make america rate again. chuck a new national poll finds three or four voters will tune in the vast majority 87% said it's unlikely to affect how they will vote. >> she says jenna will be an important factor tonight. >> with it appears like is expectation for women is higher than tough without -- >> audience has been worn to refrain from any disruptive behavior.>>> coverag debate will begin in 42 minutes. 6 o'clock, right here, it will befall by special edition of cbs5 news including expert language. >>> is a good chance you've seen the signs and pharmacy to you telling you to come in and get your flu s

all th it's 90 minutes uninterrupted. it comes on an interesting day. it's 56 years to the day that the first televised presidential debate took place that involved john f kennedy and then vice president richard nixon. a very transformative moment in politics when it comes to presidential elections. this one proves to be near the top. in new york, i'm rod carter. now back to you. that debate starts at 9:00 p.m. news channel 8 will is a front row. rod will report live before and after that debate. you can look for his reports starting today at 4:00 p.m. >>> time now 4:36 on this monday morning. clinton and trump spending the weekend preparing for the debate but both took time to meet with the israeli prime minister. they discussed the memorandum. the trump campaign said they talked about israel's successful experience with the fence that helped to protect its borders. >>> well, happening today, florida fans are mourning the death of miami marlins star pitcher jose fernandez, who by the way played for tampa's alonzo high school before he went to the major

the democrats have run them for 100 years mostly uninterrupted. nobody else. just uninterrupted.nd you see what's happened. >> high school graduation rate 9% lower for african-americans than the national average. high school dropout rate african-americans is higher than the national average. inner city schools seem to be suffering the most. you say let local communities and states handle education. >> well we're taking away common core. common core out of washington is a disaster. we're going to knock it out, boom boom. look at the people. look at the way -- right. look at the people, the way the mothers and the aunts and the uncles and the fathers, they want to run their schools. and right now you can't. they're being run out of washington by people that -- look, i'm sure some are very good and very caring. but a lot of them are bureaucrats that want to pick up a check. we want the schools to be run locally. >> let me ask you about what has been going on in charlotte. you saw what happened last night in north carolina. the police did say that the individual was armed. they annou

the democrats have run them for 100 years mostly uninterrupted. nobody else. just uninterrupted.nd you see what's happened. >> high school graduation rate 9% lower for african-americans than the national average. high school dropout rate african-americans is higher than the national average. inner city schools seem to be suffering the most. you say let local communities and states handle education. >> well we're taking away common core. common core out of washington is a disaster. we're going to knock it out, boom boom. look at the people. look at the way -- right. look at the people, the way the mothers and the aunts and the uncles and the fathers, they want to run their schools. and right now you can't. they're being run out of washington by people that -- look, i'm sure some are very good and very caring. but a lot of them are bureaucrats that want to pick up a check. we want the schools to be run locally. >> let me ask you about what has been going on in charlotte. you saw what happened last night in north carolina. the police did say that the individual was armed. they annou

uninterrupted.. the rigors of a punishing presidential campaign. a 13 year old boy is dead in columbus, ohio.. after being shot by a police officer who reportedly mistook his b-b gun for a lethal weapon. police say it started with reports of an armed robbery. when officers arrived.. they saw three people. two took off running. officers say.. as they t suspects into custody.. one drew the b-b gun from his waistband and the officers opened fire. the shooting is now under investigation. and in texas... a burglary suspect is dead after a shootout with police. four officers were investigating a car burglary at an apartment complex...when they found a man trying to run away. one officer used a taser on the suspect...but they say he rolled over with a gun and shot at one of the officers. the officers fired back...hitting the man. the officers were not hurt. new information this afternoon on the man accused of torching the islamic center of fort pierce where orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen attended. joseph schreiber has been denied bond.. and charged

physically fit to be president trump's campaign said in a statement trump has the stamina to endure...uninterrupted...the rigors of a punishing presidential campaign. a not so subtle swipe at clinton. the democratic nominee was on the tom joyner morning show criticism of her revealed in colin powell's emails released by russian hackers. sot clinton on tom joyner i'm not going to start discussing this race has had plenty of weekly twist and turns. but it appears the next big test for the candidates will a terrifying 9-1-1 call leads to the arrest.... of a suspected killer... now... what police found inside.... that suspect's home.... has them thinking they're on the case... of something much bigger... plus.. ahead.. and making plans for some major holiday hiring. more on that next.. in financial focus. as we head toward the end of the week we start to lose the start to the day on friday as lows will fall to the upper 60s into the low to mid 90s. on 13 action news. caught on tape, the outdoor wedding crashed about i a this week. dow up 178 nasdaq up 76 sp500 up 21 all of the b

cbs news will give you full uninterrupted coverage at 9:00 eastern time. before that, the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes, and we'll preview the debate with john dickerson and have all the up in 10 minutes. >> scott, thank you. >>> still to come, the sox need your help. the dance moves that they're requesting in time for tomorrow's game. >>> then coming up on the wbz news at 8:00 on my tv 38, we continue our campaign 2016 coverage up to debate time. just into the newsroom, the famous massachusetts woman booted from the grounds of tonight's debate, the reason i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. ney from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. >>> for all their success and they have had a lot of it, the red sox still need your help. >> the problem is they are winning so

trump and hillary rodham clinton will step on the debate stage for a 90 minute, uninterrupted, tension filled, bathroom break free showdown nbc news's on lester holt. on from arrived early today. there he is, getting out of a black suv. this evening we are live on bloomberg television. this marks an unprecedented historic blockbuster collaboration with the one and only twitter. are streamingwe right now at this moment. the nfl can do it, we can do it, too. tonight on your mobile devices, the full 90, xbox, minute presidential debate followed by a post game show with a whole bloomberg politics debate. my colleague mark halperin is already there. tonight i'm going to ask a question we ask a lot on our show with all due respect, what does hillary clinton have to do this evening to get the big w? mark: the tension is so high you could cut it with a doll for. this is the highest pressure night of the entire campaign, the first presidential debate. hillary clinton needs to do three things. she needs to show people her warm and friendly side, she needs to pick her spot to hold all, -- donald

. >> reporter: it's the highest of high wire acts, 90 minutes in front of a national audience, uninterrupted. on this stage, how you appear, sometimes matters more than what you say. take the first televised presidential debate 56 years ago today. kennedy looking poised. nixon famously wiping away sweat. tonight the debate hall will be cool, including air conditioning vents equally spaced above the candidates. even the slightest wrong move on stage with l like president bush appearing disinterested, checking his watch. al gore not faring much better against george w. bush. the vice president rolling his eyes and engaging in what viewed as intimidation that left some voters unimpressed. trump's podium is slightly taller than clinton's. unlike past years, there's no signed agreement between campaigns on candidates from asking each other questions, calling out someone in the audience, or even declining to participate in the remaining debates. tlul one glaring gaffe can bring down an entire campaign. jerald ford in 1976 during the cold war. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe. >>

the candidates will face each other on this stage at hofstra university for 90 minutes uninterrupted. they are heading into the first presidential debate in a virtual tie. almost donald trump is a political newcomer in the race, he said he has gone light on the debate prep. but hillary clinton le with her campaign to practice. tim kaine said it will work in her favor. >> just a moderator and you on stage. you can run but you can't hide. we'll see tonight about donald trump. can he give us details about anything? h. >> reporter: trump's running mate said he will speak from heart and mind. shouldered leadership to make america great again. >> what it appears like so far is that the expectation is higher when the women are out there. they have to illustrate they can be tough. >> reporter: after a season of rowdy political events, the debate audience has been warned to refrain from disruptive behavior. and numbers are off the charts. a new poll shows that the debate but almost 90%, lisa and david, say it won't have any impact on how they'll vote. >> paula, thank you, and in a wbz exclusiv

it's 90 minutes long uninterrupted. nbc's lester holt will beat moderater. >> well, rod getout crystal ball and tell us what are we truly expecting? is there any way to know? junior no, not really. this political season has been anything but traditional. no one what to expect but i will tell you there are certain themes brought up tonight from my understanding we're going to hear about prosperity, security, we're going to hear about the direction of our country. and tonight at 6:00 i'm going to talk about another controversy a lot about fact checking has been talked about here at this debate, as well. >> all eyes on the debate tonight for sure. rod carter live in new york thank you very much. >>> news channel 8 is on your live reports from hofstra university throughout the news casts. then after tonight's debate news channel 8 will have reaction and analysis from new york. >>> democratic vice presidential nom tee tim kaine spent time in lakeland this afternoon. kaine hammered on donald trump and hillary clinton. news ch

cartoonist kimoto started in 1976 and it continued uninterrupted until now. he was certified for guinness world record as a single manga story with the most volumes published. >> translator: i've been drawing the series for 40 years so it's such an honor to be able to show my work and receive an award like this. >> reporter: akimoto decided that was the note to end on. but for fans, it isn't over yet. the location where the story takes place remains a draw. they are life size statuesesf the characters and people line up to take photos with them. the comic characters have been used to promote the town. there are statues along the streets. and now there's a makeshift memorial as a way of saying good-bye. and it isn't just a place that's popular amongst japanese. many foreign fans are also flocking here. >> like a hero. >>>> he make really funny and close to our lives too. >> it's really kind and there is sometimes a humorous touch. really good to deal with kids and elder or something. >> reporter: so the sudden closing has left people upset about the loss of a

. >> the candidates will face each other on this stage for 90 minutes uninterrupted and they head in with a virtual tie. donald trump says he has gone light on the preparations. hillary clinton holed up with her circle to practice. her running mate kim cane says it will work to her favor. >> you can run, but you can't hide. we will see tonight about donald trump can he give any details about anything? >> reporter: trump's running mate says he will speak from both heart and mind. >> they are going to hear broad shouldered leadership that will make america strong again, make america safe again and make america great again. >> reporter: a new national poll says three out of four voter wills tune in. but a vast majority say it is unlikely to affect how they vote. >> she says gender will be an important factor. >> what it appears so far is the expectation for women is higher, that women have to outperform to illustrate they can be tough without being men. >> reporter: after a season of rowdy politicl events, the audience has been warned to refrain from any disruptive behavior. >> the audi

oz and said trump has the stamina to endure uninterrupted the rigors of this presidential campaign. an obvious swipe at clinton who will return to the trail in north carolina this afternoon. adam: for the first time in more than a hundred years, the state's largest newspaper is not endorsing a republican for president. instead the "new hampshire union leader" says the only choice is libertarian gary johnson. refuses to choose between clinton or trump. and says there is a reasonable alternative in johnson. >> if the two major parties had offered a fit candidate for office we would not have looked to a third party. libertarians don't have a chance unless they know there is a lifeline they can grab. adam: the editorial-page editor says that if johnson and running mate bill weld get all the voters who do not like or trust donald trump or hillary clinton, they could win. a child had to be rescuete it happened yesterday at fuller elementary school. when firefighters arrived they say the boy had his leg stuck in the hole up to his waist. they were able to get him out within a few minutes.

oz and he said he has the stamina to endure uninterrupted political campaign. reporting live here in washington, kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. remember you can follow-up dates from the campaign trail any time from our free 6 abc news app. available now on the apple and google play stores. >>> in other news a judge increased bail for a suspect fleeing from police. police say that heavyside was fleeing authorities after a drug deal on monday and slammed into another car in hamilton township, the driver of the car deja ferrier died a short time later. his bail was increased to $650,000. >>> we have pictures of the man wanted for assault at the made in america concert. investigators believe he grab aid woman's arm and bit her so hard it broke her skin. it happened in the general admission area during the second night of the festival. the victim was treated at the medical tent, if you recognize this suspect contact police. >>> an officer shot in the line of duty could be released from the hospital today. "action news" reporter, chad pradelli,

it's 90 minutes uninterrupted. it comes on an interesting day. it's 56 years to today that the first televised presidential debate took place that involved john kennedy and then vice president richard nixon. a very transformative moment in politics when it comes to presidential elections. this one proves to be right up there near the top. in new york, i'm rod carter. now back to you. and interesting fact there . once again, that debate starts at 9:00 p.m. news channel 8 will have a front row seat. rod carter will have live reports before and after the debate. you can watch for his reports trump and clinton spent time preparing this weekend for the debate but both took time to meet with the israel prime minister. the prime minister of israel and clinton discussed the u.s. and israel defense memorandum of understanding. earlier the prime minister had a meeting with donald trump and they discussed military assistance, security and regional stability. the trump campaign said they talked about israel's successful business with a fence to help protect

. >> uninterrupted. >> yes. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tom hanks. and music from kaleo. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'm happy that you are happy. i really am. i will say, you picked a great night to join us. tom hanks is here tonight.

trump is in excellent health and has the stamina to endure uninterrupted the campaign. last night in ohio, the republican nominee questioned his rival's stamina. >> in this beautiful room that's 122 degrees, do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't know. >> trump speaks today in new york and new hampshire. >> brian: hillary clinton says her campaign will release more of her health information in the coming days. >> tia: we are asking questions about a shooting on cleveland's road and euclid avenue around 9:00 this morning. officers on the scene tell us she had a gunshot wound right to the chest. she was taken to university hospital. >>> additional charges could be filed today against this man. this is shawn grate. police arrested him at a house in ashland where two women's bodies, they were found. investigators continue to work to identify one of those bodies, as well as a third body found at a house in mansfield. a woman did call 9-1-1 saying grate was holding her c charge. >> brian: well, we have been digging into grate's pa

boyz ii men i think for formed live it's gone on uninterrupted as far as mother nature's concern. although near downtown there are a few light showers blowing by from the southwest to northeast of the foothills from golden to broomfield. we had a search of light shower activity and then a good chunk of boulder county dealing with scattered to moderate rainfall. a number of thunderstorms chugging along through the eastern plains. the less of them beginning to exit off to the central plains. that should leave us pretty much high and dry east of town for the rest of the night with temperatures outside cooling off nicely. 66 degrees downtown. a couple of low 70s hanging on but that's it. you get to the mounds for 40s, 50s and 60s setting up shop tomorrow the heat again today with will quickly return. back into the low 90s as we go into the second of the three-day holiday weekend. sunshine will prevail for the better part of the day. we will let you know if rain chances come through, plus a midweek cooldown afterward. it's all coming up in pinpoint weather. >> the douglas county sherif

we are going to really fix the inner cities, the democrats a from number 100 years and mostly uninterrupted. and you see what is happening. >> protesters and charlotte continue to call on police to release any video they have of the shooting incident and charlotte's police chief says that will not happen while this is under investigation. in washington doug luzader fox news. >> in the meantime there was a community vigil held last sign in tulsa oklahoma, another city doing with its own controversial officer involved shooting of an african- american.>>> a local church hosts of the service which was aimed at bringing people of different races together and police were responding to reports of an abandoned car last friday with betty shelby shot and killed terrence crutcher and dashcam video shows crutcher going back to his car with his hands up and crutcher's family went to new york yesterday to receive support from civil rights leader reverend. al sharpton .>> we have gotten support from all around the world, people from different walks of life, different cultures and backgrounds, different ra

. >> expect it to be 90 minutes uninterrupted. i can tell you this, though it's expected to be history making. it comes on a history making day, it september 26 that the first televised presidential debate took place. that, of course, you'll remember was between john f. kennedy and richard nixon. a history making debate taking place here at hofstra. >> great stat. lester holt's got an interesting job and a front row seat. so what kind of questions are we expecting to hear tonight? >> reporter: interesting is one way to put it. lester holt tonight you. read any articles. we don't know what the questions are. they're really up to him. we can tell you what the themes are. they're prosperity, security and the direction of our country. so it's going to be a very interesting, very lively debate to say the very least. >> we will all be watching. rod carter live tonight. >>> and rod will continue to bring us live reports from hofstra university throughout the evening. be sure to stay with news channel 8 after the reaction and analysis fro

it was 90 minutes of donald trump and hillary clinton going head to head uninterrupted. earlier today i talked with senior advisors. they both said this is the time where both candidates can talk directly to the american people. let's take a look at what happened tonight. >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'll be blamed for everything that's happened. >> why not. >> reporter: first topic how to achieve prosperity. chump said he would rev up the economy. something clinton had a nickname for. >> trumped up trickle down. trickle down did not work. it got us into the mess we were in in 2008 and nine. >> your husband signed nafta which was one of the worst things that ever happened. >> that is your opinion. >> reporter: moderator lefter holt why not release your tax returns. >> i will release my tax returns, against my lawyers wishes, when she releases her 33,000 e-mails have been deleted. as soon as she releases them, i will release my tax returns. >> reporter: clinton said voters should ask themselves were trump won't release them. >> this is something the amer

. >> reporter: japanese firms are discovering that giving the workers some uninterrupted time to themselves can help them improve their game back at the office. nhk world, tokyo. >>> you're watching nhk "newsline." typhoons and hurricanes are making the headlines in world weather. jonathan oh joins us with the details. jonathan, when is the typhoon approaching western japan going to make landfall? >> hello. it looks like this weekend is going to be a very busy time for those living in kyushu and the western islands of japan because of this typhoon. a strong one that continues to get ever so closer to this arar. japapan just has not had a brea in terms of getting typhoon activity for the past couple of weeks. this system is headed toward the western side of the country. and nevertheless is going to be a big deal. already high waves is a big concern. and this storm is expected to get a big s stronger actuaually we goo forwardrd in time. we also have a bit of a frontal activity, a trough set up that's enhancing the moisture into the korean peninsula and also into kyushu as we speak. i want to

trump is an excellent health, and has the stamina to endure uninterrupted rigors of punishing, and unprecedented campaign. in ohio the nominee questioned his rival's stand in a. >> in this beautiful room that's 122 degrees, do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? >> trump speaks today in new york and new hampshire. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. >>> here's a live picture, as republican presidential candidate donald trump addresses the economic club of new york right now. let's listen in for a moment. >> in 70, 07 years, had the economy grown under obama at the same rate as reagan, it would have meant 10 million more jobs. perhaps most shockingly one in six men age 18 to 34 are either in jail or out of work. meanwhile, another 2 million hispanic americans have been added to the ranks of those in poverty. on top of it all -- >> p's running make mike penned also scheduled to address the club. now just 53 days until voters cast their ballots on election day. stay with cbs-3 and cbsphilly.com for the latest coverage of campaign 2016. >> in other news tod

it was 90 minutes of donald trump and hillary clinton going head to head uninterrupted. earlier today i talked with senior advisors. they both said this is the time where both candidates can talk directly to the american people. let's take a look at what happened tonight. >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'll be blamed for everything that's happened. >> why not. >> reporter: first topic how to achieve prosperity. chump said he would rev up the economy. something clinton had a nickname for. >> trumped up trickle down. trickle down did not work. it got us into the mess we were in in 2008 and nine. >> your husband signed nafta which was one of the worst things that ever happened. >> that is your opinion. >> reporter: moderator lefter holt why not release your tax returns. >> i will release my tax returns, against my lawyers wishes, when she releases her 33,000 e-mails have been deleted. as soon as she releases them, i will release my tax returns. >> reporter: clinton said voters should ask themselves were trump won't release them. >> this is something the amer

that is the question for tonight's debate. 90 uninterrupted minutes of policy questions and two political opposites on the hot seat. >> they don't like each other very much. and a lot of their calculations based on diminishing the other person. so there will be insults. especially probably on trump's side, because that's his style. >> reporter: and while the first debate is critical for voters, no one is underestimating the entertainment potential, either. watch parties have been planned all over the country, complete with debate bingo games for catch phrases like building a wall or e-mail servers. >> they know my record. they know me. they know that i say what i believe, and i will do it. >> reporter: muslim voters say their community has come together over this election. >> a lot of the anti muslim rhetoric we have been hearing, it's been translating into some anti muslim violence we're seeing, even just recently. >> reporter: this will be hillary's 39th debate, but donald trump's first in a one-on-one setting. >> he's being himself and that's exactly what we all want. >> reporter: now

trump is in excellent health and has the stamina to endure uninterrupted the rigors of a punishing and unprecedented presidential campaign. is that an assessment that can be made from the information the doctor handed out? >> measuring stamina, measuring that degree of physical health obviously is a very subjective thing. but they have both been doing it for some 18 months now. they have both been doing this, crisscrossing the country, lots of rallies, lots of speeches, all that sort of stuff. i guess they have both been put through the rigors of this already and withstood it pretty well. it's interesting because in the previous letter, dr. bornstein seems to have learned a little bit about presenting these letters. in the previous letter he wrote at the end i can state unequivocally mr. trump will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. now he says he's in excellent physical health. he's toned it down a little bit. >> so the doctor did the pivot even if the trump campaign hasn't. medically speaking, maybe not politically. finally, just to be clear, one of the thin

oz and said trump has the stamina to indoor uninterrupted the rigors of this campaign. clinton will return to the trail in greensboro, north carolina this afternoon. kenneth moton nbc news washington. >>> a first for a nehampshire newspaper, endorsing libertarian candidate like -- gary johnson for candidate. the first time in 100 years they are not endorsing a republican. the publisher called the trump a liar, a bully and a buffoon and calling hillary clinnon an students and faculty tonight. 750 people are expected to attend the event is held to honor leaders whose goals reflect that of the founder of the group. >>> a man was sleeping feet away from a serial killer. the 911 calls for the first time. >>> another car burned out because of an exploding cell phone. a samsung phone but not the one being the full >>> a man mowing down police >>> we have a first look at the man arrested for running down three phoenix police officers. this is marc payne. the maricopa county has until tonight to charge him. he is being charged with this action. the officers are expected to be ok

you have 90 minutes uninterrupted. split screen potentially. it will take discipline and any kind of move or roll of the eye or sigh could be taken. eugene, i want to ask you something. we have been hearing from hillary clinton supporters that they think donald trump has a different standard that he has to meet. he has to appear presidential. listen to what robbie mook said on state of the union. >> i'm very concerned that donald trump will be graded on a curve. just because he doesn't fly off the handle in the middle of the debate does not mean he is prepared to be president of the united states. >> when they step on stage, it is like they are on equal footing. hillary clinton supporters say it is not fair. >> it is not a big crowd he has to go against and appear better than some people this time around. he has to make it clear he can do what it is that he can convince voters which is lead the free world. some clinton supporters feel like grading him on a curve is unacceptable. >> some are saying if donald trump doesn't make some big gaffe or

>>>the candidates will face each other on this stage at uninterrupted. and they're heading into this first presidential debate in a virtual tie. although donald trump is the political new-comer in this race, he says he's gone light on the debate preparations. hillary clinton on the other hand holed up with her inner circle over the weekend to practice. her running mate tim kaine says the format will work to her favor. (tim kaine/vp candidate) there's just a moderator and two of you on stage. you can run but you can't hide. so we're going to see about donald trump, can he gave any anything trump's running mate mike pence says the republican candidate will speak from both the heart and mind. (mike pence/vp candidate) they're going to hear broad shouldered leadership that will make america strong again, make america safe again, make america great again (craig boswell bridge) a new national poll finds three out of four voters will be tuning in for the debate. but the vast majority - 87 percent - say it's unlikely to have an impact on how they'll vote rosanna

i want to present it uninterrupted. >> it would be helpful if you could let us know what page you are referring to. >> i am looking at item 5, attachment 1, it's a june 30th letter from leanne pell um. in the back, the document does not list a page number at the bottom for the actual document, but it list no. 2 page for the calendar that was provided to me. if you can look at july 6, 2015, through july 19, 2015. have you seen these what i'm referring to? okay, let's start the clock. >> next question, you said he showed you something later that had an entry in it. >> i will answer that as long as you are not eating into my time. as you will see from february 16th, >> all right. go ahead. i'm with you. >> let me ask this further question of staff, how were these february 15th to whatever it was, how were those obtained? were those voluntarily provided by mr. kawa? >> i believe mr. kawa was deleting his e-mails manually every 2 weeks. these happened to be in the time period where he wasn't deleting them. these are the 2 weeks he had. >> what's the date that he provided them? he's providi

johnson: sleepwh uninterrupted sessions every night, millions of americans suffer from sleep apnea -- interrupted breathing during sleep. among these sufferers, some experience what is known as central sleep apnea, in which the brain doesn't send the signal to the body telling it to breathe. those who experience this form of the condition may wake up every few minutes, gasping for air. and it's not just interrupted sleep. lead to headaches, high blood pressure, even heart failure. the standard treatment is a continuous positive airway pressure, or cpap, mask. but many people find this mask too uncomfortable to wear night after night. now an international team of researchers is testing a new approach. a tiny pacemaker-like device, implanted under the skin of the chest. it sends a signal to the muscles responsible for breag. patients saw their number of sleep apnea events per hour slashed in half after six months. so, for those with this condition who can't stand wearing that mask, there may be new hope on the horizon. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. thema: 7:17 right