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frank gifford with al michaels and dan dierdorf. >> reporter: gifford achieved his greatest moments of celebrity with abc's "monday night football," where he was on the broadcast team for 26 years. his chemistry with don meredith and howard cosell made monday night football a pop culture phenomenon. it was football that made gifford a star, beginning in college at usc, where he was an all-american, and then in 12 seasons with the new york giants, where his good looks and cool under pressure made him an icon of the era. >> i was out of the ordinary because i was from california and my nose wasn't broken, i had all my teeth. i paid a price for it on the football field. i did within the giants itself in the early days until i proved that i could hit back as well as i could be hit. >> sends frank gifford flying around -- >> reporter: with the giants, gifford won a championship in 1956. he would retire from football in 1964 and become a broadcaster. through it all exuding unmistakable star quality as another former new york giant turned broadcaster, michael strahan, remembers. >> if you're

his old broadcast partner al michaels paid tribute to gifford during the hall of fame game last nighthe was a very special man in so many ways. he was a wonderful partner, a great teammate. i'll forever remember frank as the man that no matter what was going on around him, he was always the coolest guy in the room. >>> his wife of 29 years, talk show host kathie lee gifford wrote on twitter last night deeply grateful to all for your out pouring of faith. >> frank was one week shy celebrating his 85th birthday. he died of natural causes. >> he was on the mind of many as the nfl kicked off it's preseason game in canton, ohio. this year's hall of fame inductees were honored before the steelers and vikings took the field. the vikings win 14-3. this is the cbs morning news. let's discuss medical supplies i'm kind of happy with my guys. i think you'll love our newest line the stuff my vendor sells works fine. and my budget's small, just so you know. ♪ should i stay or should i go when you choose to go for business, go to the new choicehotels.com it makes finding the right room faster and ea

al michaels will call sunday night football tonight. they shared a "monday night football" booth for a decade. he was poised amid tv madness. frank gifford was 84. rob? >> true legend. thanks so much. >>> officials are wrapping up testing of cooling towers in the south bronx buildings as legionnaires outbreak is brought under control. the state mobile command center is open to lead that effort more than 125 building have been canvassed this weekend with five more testing positive for legion nell la. there is no sign anyone's gotten sick from the new sites. >> i think we made good progress. i think we are ahead of it now. unfortunately, ten people have died, over 100 people have gotten ill. and that is -- that is the sad story here. >> governor cuomo says he will push for new, uniformed statewide regulations to ensure clean cooling towers in all buildings. >>> today marks one year since michael brown, an unarmed 18-year-old, was shot and killed by a ferguson, missouri police officer. hundreds gathered to remember brown during a rally tod

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gifford's long-time broadcast partner, al michaels, paid tribute to him during nbc's monday night football. >> he was a very special man in so many ways. >> football fans throughout the area echoed those feelings last night. whether they knew gifford from his playing days or from his time as a broadcaster. >> he was very well-known and very well-liked. >> big loss all the way around. >> big loss. >> the gifford family released a statement that read, in part, we feel grateful and blessed to have been loved by such an amazing human being. for a look back on gifford's life and legacy, head to our website, nbcnewyork.com. >> our thoughts go out to kathie lee who we love and the rest of the gifford family. it's 4:41. up next, a new firestorm for donald trump. hear how he's responding as a new survey reveals where the candidates stand after the first republican debate. >>> plus, being connected during your morning commute. we'll tell you which subway lines have the best and the worst wi-fi. >>> weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. you're watching "today in new york." >>> it's 4:43. here a

frank gifford with al michaels and dan dierdorf. >> reporter: achieving his greatest moments of celebrity with abc's "monday night football." on the broadcast team for 26 years. his chemistry with don meredith and howard cosell was wonderful. it was football that made gifford a star. beginning in college, and then 12 seasons with the new york giants, where he was made an icon of the era. >> i was out of the ordinary, i was from california, my nose wasn't broken, i had all my teeth. i paid a price for it on the field, until i proved i could hit back as well as i could be hit. >> sends frank gifford flying. >> reporter: with the giants, he won a championship in 1956. retired in 1964, becoming a broadcaster. with unmistakable star quality, strahan, remembers. >> if you're a football fan, a giants fan, you remember him from on the field, and things you may have seen him on tv, that's great, too. i just hope people remember we lost a very, very good man, and a good person. >> i called her after that. >> reporter: guest hosting for "good morning america," he met kathie lee johnson. they wed in

>> hello, everyone, frank gifford with al michaels. >> 27 years at the microphone, filling in on "good morning america." >> i'm frank gifford with kathie lee johnson. >> it would there he would meet his future wife. >> good morning. >> good morning, got the second string in. >> got the subs. >> reporter: later talking about their row mons with joan lunden. >> as a friendship and we are very happy and i'm proud to be with her. >> reporter: tonight kathie lee remembering her husband, their children remembering their father, five children, five grandchildren. as we remember, a long-time voice of abc. >> kathie lee gifford tweeting that she is deeply grateful to you all for your outpouring of grace. we're thinking of our colleague down the street. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. breaking news on an actress and a custody fight, battling over where their children should live. tonight a court is weighing in. we'll have details coming up. >>> a tragedy to report tonight in an american decembsert, two parents, a child and too little water. >>> we've report

he spent three decades in the booth with al michaels. al michaels: frank was always very calm. he was a calling bank presence, inga very calm an presence. vonnie: frank gifford, dead at the age of 84. frank gifford in his youth, brendan. when we all go, we want to be remembered for our best days. but his best days were also possibly in the broadcasting booth. that is just an amazing thing that you remember, growing up here, as part of your childhood. warren buffett may be about to pay $30 billion for a company in the aerospace industry. he is in talks to buy precision castparts. michael moore is also a person familiar with the matter. is this a departure for buffett? are we looking at a new berkshire hathaway? berkshire hathaway is changing in a way that buffett has talked about over the last couple of years, moving from the mutual fund model, the stockpicking model, to having these large conglomerate subsidiaries and being based on heavy industry. brendan: walk me through this pic in particular. why precision castparts? michael: this company makes about 2.7 billion dollars in

gifford's long time broadcast partner, al michaels, paid tribute to him during nbc sunday night football. >> he was a very special man in so many ways. >> football fans throughout our area echoed those feelings, whether they knew gifford from his playing days or his time as a broadcaster. >> he was very well-known and very well-liked. >> big loss all the way around. >> the gifford family released a statement that read in part, "we feel grateful and blessed to have been loved by such an amazing human being." for a look back on his life and legacy head to nbcnewyork.com. we're very, very sorry for kathie lee gifford, the whole familiment he was a wonderful man. >> absolutely. >>> staying connected during your commute, we'll tell you which subways have the best and worst wi-fi. >>> a hollywood stunt. see which reality tv star was behind this crane scare. >>> of course, weather and traffic on the 4s coming up. you're watching "today in new york." come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. and celebrate our 35th birthday with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. save $10

here's gifford's former broadcasting partner, al michaels. >> i had the great pleasure and honor of spending 12 years with him. he was a great partner. a great teammate. i'll forever remember frank that whatever was going on around him, he was always the coolest guy in the room. >> he's 84 years old, the ultimate fulfilled life, number one draft pick out of santa monica, movie star good looks. what do you think about this, eric? >> huge loss. what a great football player. great analyst. that was the heyday of monday night football for me. >> it was a show in a show. >> that was better than the football games most of the time. it was fantastic, and he always played it straight. here he is trying to keep -- kind of like what i do here. >> oh, right. >> how do you have perspective? this is your husband that passed away. i'm in awe of kathy lee who said we should celebrate his life rather than mourn his death. >> you got to know their love story, which was amazing. because she's a friend of ours and we had a chance to get to kind of know them, i find it fascinating his early life story. he grew

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long time partner al michaels paid tribute to the nfl hall of famer and eight-time all star at last night's hall of fame game. >> he was a very special man in so many ways. >> born in santa monica, california, gifford was a standout football player at the university of southern california, earning all american honors for the trojans. he played his entire 12 year nfl career with the new york giants, one of the last and most notable athletes to play both offense and defense. he was a star running back and later wide receiver who won the nfl's mvp trophy in 1956, leading the giants to the championship this that season. sunday the team called him "one of the greatest giants to ever wear the uniform." >> glad you're with us, this should be a good one. >> gifford soon started a secondary career as a legendary sportscaster. he was the iconic voice of "monday night football" for nearly three decades, joining the booth in 1971. >> football great, of course, glorious and fearless frank gifford. >> thank you, howard. you two please try and get along and help me tonight. >> it was through his work on s

. >> reporter: you know, if you listen really closely you can almost hear al michaels and merrill reese's voice. football is getting close. fans were most excited to finally see some of these guys in person they have seen for so long on the news at these draft parties. finally great to see them in person. thousands of fans were here before the gates even opened thinking super bowl in early august. expectations are high. on a scale of 1 to 10 -- >> ten. way better than last year. >> welcome to the eagles training camp! have a great time! >> reporter: when the fans finally got through the gates they found cheerleaders and a familiar tune -- ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> reporter: of course they got their first football spelling lesson of the season. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: when they finally climbed the steps into the stadium they didn't find football weather but they did find the jerseys they wanted to see. they played catch with a familiar one, they caught others in action. >> sam bradford. >> demarco murray. >> reporter: they will have more new starters than an

. >> hello, frank gifford with al michaels -- >> reporter: television beckoned gifford to a second careerhousehold name as one-third of "monday night football" broadcast team. gifford spent 26 years behind that microphone. >> a man of style, a man of class. just a great guy to work with. you could count on him. >> reporter: while cohosting "good morning america," gifford met kathie lee johnson and married her in 1986. she survives him along with five children and five grandchildren. frank gifford, a true giant on and off the field. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> gop presidential candidate donald trump isn't backing down. trump says he won't apologize after making personal attacks on debate moderator megyn kelly. on "this week" the republican front-runner addressed the controversy following last week's republican debate when trump made a comment some say suggested kelly was hormonal. >> no apologies to megyn kelly? you don't think you crossed the line there? >> no, not at all. i said -- look. she asked me a very nasty question. i have nothing against megyn kelly but she asked me a ver

kristin saloomey, al jazeera, ferguson, missouri. >> reverend michael mcbride is a civil rights activist in ferguson and he explained to us how the city is slowly starting to heal. >> this whole weekend we are engaging in a weekend we are calling waves of resistance, as we fight and resist the forces of violence, it against to heal the soul. we need to make sure we love one another, care for one another, lose the chains that bind our hearts and our minds, will hasten the days of healing, the faith community is doing amazing work. the young people are doing amazing work, our allies are doing amazing work and as justice comes, healing will be accelerated. >> a speech by vic vice presidel candidate bernie sanders has been cut short by protesters. >> we're going to give you the mic. >> sanders had just started to address a rally in seattle, protesters were drawing attention to the one year anniversary of black teenager michael brown. >>> now, with all the ague argee presidential elections will be held, teresa boll reports from buenos aires. >> she lives in the slum in buenos aires. >> it is

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. >> we're frankly -- >> long timer al michaels paid tribute at last night's haul of fame game. >> heso many ways. >> born in santa monica california, he was a stand out football player at the university of southern california, earning all american honors for the trojans. he played his entire 12 year nfl career with the new york giants. one of the last and most notable athletes to play both offense and defense. he was a star running back and later wide receiver who won the nfl's mvp trophy in 1956, leading the giants to the championship that season. sunday the team called him one of the greatest giants to ever wear the uniform. >> glad you are with us. this should be a good one. >> -- started a second career as the legendary sports caster. he was the iconic voice of monday night football for nearly three decks joining the booth in 1971. >> the former giant football great of course glorious and fearless frank gifford. >> thank you howard. >> it was through his work on screen that gifford met his future wife, kathie lee. the two married in 1986 and go years later co-hosted the winter ol

. >> frank played -- >> reporter: long time partner al michaels paid tribute to the nfl hall of famer> he was a very special man in so many ways. >> reporter: born in santa monica, california, gifford was a standout football player at the nearby university of southern california earning all american honors for the trojans. he played his entire 12-year nfl career with the new york giants, one of the last and most notable athletes to play both offense and defense. he was a star running back and later wide receiver who won the nfl's mvp trophy in 1956, leading the giants to the championship that season. sunday the team called him one of the greatest giants to ever wear the uniform. >> glad you're with us. this should be a good one. >> reporter: gifford soon started a second career as a legendary sportscaster. he was the iconic voice of "monday night football" for nearly three decades joining the booth in 1971. >> and newest colleague for this season, the former giant football great, of course, glorious and fearless frank goffford. >> thank you. >> fun time coming up -- >> reporter: it wa

. >> frankly -- >> reporter: longtime partner al michaels paid tribute to the nfl hall of fame somewhereight-time all-star at last nights hall of fame game. >> he was a very special nan so many ways. >> reporter: born in santa monica, california, gifford was a standout football player at university of southern california. earning all-american honors for the trojans. >> tild teams up with frank gifford. >> reporter: he played his 12-year nfl career with the new york giants one of the last and most notable athletes to play both offense and defense. he was a star running back and later wide receiver who won the nfl's mvp trophy in 1956. leading the giants to the championship that season. sunday, the team called him one of the greatest giants to ever wear the uniform. >> glad you're with us. should be a good one. >> reporter: gifford started a second career as a legendary sportscaster. he was the iconic voice of "monday night football" for nearly three decades, joining the booth in 1971. >> i knew his colleague for the season, the former giant football great, of course, glorious and fearless

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as al michaels said last night, for you young guys frank gifford was the biggest thing going when he was a player for the giants. he was mickey mantle in new york city. a massive star whose power went over generations because of football and the tv he did. he'll be missed by his family and the country. >> we're loving kathie lee. she's a strong woman of faith. i know that's carrying her now. >> thanks, hoda. >> we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, tourists at cruise into the school year with nike athletic apparel and footwear. 25% off, this week only. plus, everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah be yourself. kohl's >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good monday morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> clouds are moving in. we're getting breaks of sunshine now. the clouds will be increasing during the day. we're already tracking some showers in the area. you can see breaks of blue sky over the comcast center. north and west, scattered showers in upper montgomer

as al michaels said last night, for you young guys frank gifford was the biggest thing going when he was a player for the giants. he was mickey mantle in new york city. a massive star whose power went over generations because of football and the tv he did. he'll be missed by his family and the country. >> we're loving kathie lee. she's a strong woman of faith. i know that's carrying her now. >> thanks, hoda. >> we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, tourists at cruise into the school year with nike athletic apparel and footwear. 25% off, this week only. plus, everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah be yourself. kohl's the south bay. >>> it's 7:26. i'm sam brock. we are following breaking news. the death of a suspect sought by police in the south bay. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo joining us live right now from san jose where there are still questions, damian, about how an armed gunman died. >> reporter: there are a lot of questions here. police have been slow and they are releasing a lot of information here on san ma

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. >> an al jazeera exclusive interview, tony harris' conversation with michael brown's mother one year after her son was killed in the ferguson. >> the obama administration is just suffering a major set back in the push to get rebel forces to fight for u.s. interests in syria. the u.s. military officials have now been forced to acknowledge that rebel troops trained by the u.s. are refusing to go into battle. jaime mcintyre is live at the pent gone with the latest, jaime. >> david you take a very complicated situation on the ground and an incomplete understanding by the u.s. military and that results in a major miscalculation. and an embarrassing set back, the u.s. sent the first of it's trained and equipped fighterred into northern syria, the so called 54, that were going to embed with moderate syrian opposition forces but never thought that the front, linked to al quaida would engen those forces that turned out to be a very flawed assumption, and on friday of last week, there was an attack, it had to be repelled with u.s. air power and what happened a lot of those u.s. trained fighter

al jazeera's michael schur talked to one of the group's leaders. >> vermont senator and presidential bernie sanders plowed his way through the crowds and the corn dog stand, a requisite stop on the road to the white house. less than 4 months into his campaign, the 73-year-old vying for the democratic nomination has become a rock star with adoring throngs clamoring after him. while he has been ape tracting the biggest crowds of the campaign season, epapetracted surprising criticism and interruptions from a movement called black lives matter which grew out of the deadly police shootings of michael brown, eric garner and tamir rice to name a few. >> if you do not listen to her.... >> while we saw it in big cities like seattle and d.c. black lives matter is a national movement. it's even in des moines, iowa, the capitol of a state with a black population of only 3% according to the 2010 census. 18-year-old activist kia carter has helped organize several black lives matter protests in des moines. we met with her ahead of bernie sanders' appearance to learn more about the motivations behin

for original documentaries al jazeera america presents only on al jazeera america >> al jazeera amer >>> i am michaelhore. this is "talk to al jazeera" our guest this week: julian bond, long-time veteran of the civil rights movement. >> 50 years from now, julian bond, where do you imagine when you close your eyes race country? >> i am not really sure. where i hope they will be is people will be saying, well, we have come forward more than i thought we would. i hope somebody will be saying that. if they say that, that will be okay with me. >> 100 years from selma? >> right. >> somebody says what do you want julian bond to be remembered for when it comes to say? >> i want people to say, he was a race man. that was a man who cared about his race and wanted to help them as much as he could. >> you said race is history. you said history is race. not race is history. >> right. >> what does that mean? >> it means history is race because we are always learning history. we are always reading history. we are always seeing it, what's happening in history, and we want to look at it more and see what's happening.

gifford spent 26 years behind that microphone alongside howard cosell, don meredith and al michaels. >> a man of style, a man of class. and just a great guy to work with. you could count on him. while co-hosting "good morning america," gifford met kathie lee johnson. she fives him along with five children and five grandchildren. frank gifford, a true giant on and off the field. tom llamas, abc news new york. >> out of control wildfires are forcing evacuations in arizona. hundreds of people have fled their homes and others told to be ready 0 move at a moment's notice. the fire erupted near the border of nevada and california. it's already burned through more than 5,000 acres. >>> two people and a dog had to be rescued after their boat caught fire three miles off the coast of ocean city, knowledges. according to the coast guard, a good samaritan radioed for help while the three on board jumped vests. the couple lived aboard the boat and lost everything when it sank. >>> a california woman the first woman to make a dangerous swim, she swam from the farallon islands to the golden gate br

. >> al jazeera's michael shure has more on what to expect of this week's debate. >> it's fairly certain who's going to beer there in the top seven players. be it goes down to ben carson. here is someone that wasn't sure what was going to happen. john kasick, gone up in the polls and a little bit nationally. that means either chris christie or rick perry will be out. i would say rick perry is not going to be there. a lot of people are ready to see rick perry, because that's where his campaign went wrong in 2012. you are also going to see people being dismissive of donald trump. trump fired somebody he does that for a living. that was his show. he is going to fire out some bombbasbombast. donald trump he said doesn't have to fund-raise. he doesn't have to be beholden to other people. the problem that other voters be have is that that will mean he will be an autocrat. in 250 million was about what mitt romney was worth. he became the nominee in 2012, right? and he still had to go out and raise a lot of money. donald trump on the other hand, is worth somewhere between 2.5 billion and 9 bill

. >>> protests honoring the anniversary of the faith al shooting of michael brown turned violent overnights in critical condition after a gun fight with police. we'll have more on the overnight violence. >> also, two people are dead after a crash in lawncrest overnight. live report on what happened. anyone who did not get pick this afternoon, there is a chance you can still get your hands on the papal transit passes. >> we want to get your day started to check on traffic and weather together. sure enjoying that weekend and hoping to hang on to the good wetter. >> good morning, always good monday when you wake up, there is no rain. >> very true. >> nice and dry. so katie i'm exc

he later teamed up with howard cosell, don merediths, al michaels in the monday night broadcast booth. frank's family said his death was sudden, but they believe natural causes. he was 84. married to kathie lee gifford. kathie said this on twitter, deeply grateful to all. we are stead fast in our faith and finding comfort in knowing where frank is and she quoted scripture. >> frank was the godfather of kendall jenner. >> he was a legend, too. >>> speaking of football, did you see how many people were up over the weekend for a link at eagles practice? over 40,000 people like i said before were starved for football to start. >> we're excited, we're ready. >> all right. nick foles, they love him in st. louis. he already signed a contract extension. the extension is for two years on top of the one-year foles had remaining on his rookie contract and could keep the quarterback with the rams through the 2017 season and he got a boatload of money. >> talk about pressure then once the season actually starts. >> yeah, but of course it starts eagles fans thinking maybe we should have kept him. >

alongside his then co-host, dan dierdorf and al michaels. >> i'm very proud to have been involved with monday night and what's happened to it in terms of growing into an institution. >> i knew him well. he was a wonderful man. >> we all grew up watching him and knowing him. our hearts go out to kathie lee and all of his children. >> we all identified with monday night football, frank gifford. >> quite a team. >>> now to this story. one airline passenger calls it, quote, the scariest ten minutes of my life. severe weather caused a crisis in the cockpit. ahead, why pilots sometimes can't see weather information that's available to their,, >>> this national weather report sponsored by panera bread. stop by to enjoy your favorite panera salads with new clean dressings. >>> they're honk the most challenging and dangerous open waters anywhere for long distance swimming about. >> ahead we will introduce you you to the woman who just made history off the california coast. >>> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." >> narrator: this portion of "cbs this morning" spons

. >> longtime partner al michaels paid tribute to the hall of famer and eight-time all-star at last night'swas a very special man in so many ways. >> born in santa monica, california, he was a stand-out football player at the university of southern california, earning all-american honors for the trojans. >> teams up with frank gifford. >> he played his entire 12-year nfl career with the new york giants, one of the last and most notable athletes to play both offense and defense. he was a star running back and later wide receiver who won the nfl's mvp trophy in 1956, leading the giants to the championship that season. sunday, the team called him one of the greatest giants to ever wear the uniform. >> glad you're with us. this should be a good one. >> gifford soon started a second career as a legendary sports caster. he was the iconic voice of monday night football for nearly three decades, joining the booth in 1971. >> our newest colleague for this season, football great, of course, glorious and fearless frank gifford. >> thank you. >> it was through his work on screen that gifford met his fu

michael shure, al jazeera, cleveland. >>> fox news used national opinion polls to decide which candidates the prime time slots and which had to settle for the 5:00 pm forum. >> reporter: making the cut, squaring off in thursday's prime time g.o.p. debate, the top ten candidates for the republican nomination, determined by -- >> recent polls. >> reporter: a yardstick this season's pollster finds troubling. >> that's a bad use of public polls which are supposed to measure public opinion, not be involved in the determination of eligibility for debate. >> reporter: lee is director of theist ought to which crafted questions so they could not be used to determine which g.o.p. hopefuls would get the top debate spots. >> polls are an estimate. there is a margin of error. we're making real and big distinctions where there are no differences. >> reporter: polls have a margin of error, usually a few percentage points. so if someone has favorability rating of 46%, it could be as low as 43 or as high as 49. now graph that margin of error on to a group of candidates vying for a coveted spot in a debate

>>> protests honoring the anniversary of the faith al shooting of michael brown turned violent overnight. a man is in critical condition after a gun fight with police. we'll have more on the overnight violence. >> also, two people are dead after a crash in lawncrest overnight. live report on what happened. anyone who did not get pick this afternoon, there is a chance you can still get your hands on the papal transit passes. >> we want to get your day started to check on traffic and weather together. sure enjoying that weekend and hoping to hang on to the good wetter. >> good morning, always good monday when you wake up, there is no rain. >> very true. >> nice and dry. so katie i'm excited to hear what we have in store for us. >> well ... i mean, looking at more of scattered variety of showers, thunderstorms, meisha, eventually there will be wet weather out there. you can already see over my shoulder a little speckle of green on the radar, frontal boundary what will be brinking in the next round of showers and thunderstorms. today i wouldn't call it terribly widespread. but we are going t

michael shure, al jazeera, cleveland. >> reporter: according to a pugh research center poll terrorismanks as the highest policy issue for voters. i talked to john hudson about this. >> there is no doubt that the islamic state beheading videos had a huge effect in stirring the american public out of this war weariness that existed and was pervasive in the at maf of the iraq and afghanistan conflicts. so you will see the republican candidates try to out macho each other when it comes to talking about aggressive steps that they would take to counter the group. donald trump has said that he has a beautiful plan for debeating isis but we haven't seen any specifics. the only republican candidate that has offered specifics is lindsey graham who said he would be up for at least 20,000 combat troops in iraq and syria. he didn't poll well enough to even make the debate. >> hudson told us the other international issue very likely to come up is the iran nuclear deal. all candidates have come out against the deal to varying degrees. >>> a federal appeals court has struck down the voter id law. it

. >> al jazeera's michael shure has more on the divisions within the republican party and what to expect from the debate. >> it's certain who will be there in the top seven players there. looking at scott walker jed bush, rand paul donald trump, obviously, and it goes down to ben carson. there's one that people were not sure would happen john kassig the governor of ohio he has gone up in the polling in new hampshire. i suspect because he'll make it there. chris christie and alan perry will be out. if you ask me i'll say alan perry will not be here. a lot of people are waiting to see alan perry in a debate. that is where his downfall began in 2012. you'll find crafty ways to go after donald trump, and you'll see people being dismissive of donald trump and the theatre will be trump himself. at the top you mentioned trump fired someone. he does that for a living. he fires out bombast and the question will be how will they handle it. a lot of people say the substantive debate because of donald trump, will be the debate previous to the main show. donald trump doesn't have tro go out and fund

al michaels who worked with gifford on monday night football gave him this touching tribute at halftimeime of the hall of fame game. >> reporter: wonderful partner, great teammate, i'll forever remember frank as a man that no matter what was going on around him, he was always the coolest guy in the room. >> the giants co-owner john mara released a statement calling frank gifford the ultimate giant. he is survived by his wife kat leelee and their children codey and cassie and frank's children from his first marriage, total of five kids. so certainly will be missed, thomas. >> football talent, tv talent, we send our very best to kathie lee and the entire family. >>> it happened again in the nation's busiest airspace. the faa says that four commercial airline pilots reported seeing a drone during final approach on sunday. it's the latest in a long list of incidents at new york area airports. nbc's kristen dahlgren has details live from new york airport. what more do we know about what happened? what did they report seeing? >> there's definitely growing concern. this is the fourth airport d

ferguson and talk to al jazeera, kristin saloomey, a year since the killing of michael brown, kristin. some would argue, not enough was changed since last year. what's the mood for this anniversary to be commemorated? >> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there,

michael shore, al jazeera, des moines. >>> here's a look at the primary and caucus schedule. iowa starting it off with the caucus >>reporter: federal investigatorings say there's no proof her baby was stolen and sold for adoption after giving birth 50 years ago in st. louis. >> we can now say with complete confidence there's absolutely no truth to that allegation; therefore, our investigation is closed. >>reporter: the u.s. attorney says files show diane jackson at birth was born at a different hospital than the one her mother claimed and she was abandoned here contradicting price's story. >> no. no. no. i have five other children that are spoiled. and i would have never given up a baby never. >>reporter: price insists her baby was born at homer g. phillips hospital in st. louis. a facility known at the time to service black families. earlier this year price told us she was led to believe her premature child died hours after birth. >> back then, doctors and nurses was held in such high esteem if they said something and with compassion, they said it in, you believed i always w

michael shore, al jazeera. jonathon martin sat down with the mayor a theys they still have a long way to go. >> you often hear people say new orleans has come back, it has rebounded and before resilient, how do you qualify the progress a decade later? we suffered after september 11th, so our economic health was terrible. literally when we got to where we needed to be. so i think it is a mible that not only is the city standing but it is thriving and i think people have reasonable expectations. where everything in the world is perfect, and somehow they are going to solve 40 or 50 years of problems that have been happening in major american cities across the country, so qualified as basically saying we have completely turn otherses around, headed in the right direction, we have done the hard work of recreating the deep institutional challenges that we had in healthcare and education. contaminating rivered but there are fears, the pristine looking waters may still hold dangers. plus, safety concerns on the mound a

michael brown's mother told al jazee jazeera's tony harris how she feels about this. >> there were blackhat were killed before your son by police, police-involved shootings. there have been black men who have been killed since. something about what happened to your son started a movement and that movement continues today. what is it? what it is about what happened to your son that's lead to this movement? >> i wish i could answer that for you. >> what about that moment? >> it definitely had to be the moment. >> the circumstances. >> the circumstance. the -- the day, the brood daylight, the -- his actions. you know, how do you -- how are you so comfortable with what you did, but you did it and then you ran away? you know, i have to say god is and was in control the whole time. and he knows that -- what we're up against, and we need all those people out there to support and stand up for michael brown. in that instance. >> this fight isn't just a fight. it's like a war. and -- and in war you have troops. >> and the war is the war to -- to change this culture and the way that police do their