pats scott thank you all for being here today and supporting booker t (clapping.) >> she might not have liked school but got her degree last spring (clapping) there or are a couple of other people to acknowledge shawn the treasurer the local the firefighters union gave a nice contribution to this project and recognize supervisor scott wiener he got the name right that is a running joke we have and next i'd like to introduce bryan barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 month

pats scott thank you all for being here today and supporting booker t (clapping.) >> she might not have school but got her degree last spring (clapping) there or are a couple of other people to acknowledge shawn the treasurer the local the firefighters union gave a nice contribution to this project and recognize supervisor scott wiener he got the name right that is a running joke we have and next i'd like to introduce bryan barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 months it w

that opened up the passing game and lanes for booker. this was a gutty performance for travis wilson. to come on the road and beat the ducks in a ranked matchup, that was a remarkable performance. i saw him before the game, shook his hand. you could tell there was nerves there because he knew he would have to play through pain and he did. >> gus: and you've had that shoulder injury. will it get better? >> joel: yeah. the good thing is, it's in his left shoulder, not in his throwing shoulder. by the looks of it, he will be fine. >> gus: and our molly mcgrath caught up with the utah quarterback. >> molly: travis, you took a couple big hits and played with a strained left shoulder. how are you feeling? >> i'm a little worn out right now. words can't describe how great this win is. so happy or players played well. the way we kept on pushing on the pedal was great. >> molly: how were you able to push through the injury to get this? >> before going in this game, i didn't want to miss this game. i kept on pushing. i mean, definitely hurt throug

booker's decision is significant in part because of new jersey's large jewish population. the senator has been under pressure from segments of the jewish community to oppose the tiehl because they fear it might harm israel. new jersey's other democratic senator bob menendez is against the deal. still president obama does now have the 34 senate votes needed to up hold a veto if necessary of any resolution from the other side to try to undue this deal, congress is expect to head back to session next week. >>> jay-z and budweiser's mid

pats scott thank you all for being here today and supporting booker t (clapping.) >> she might not havet her degree last spring (clapping) there or are a couple of other people to acknowledge shawn the treasurer the local the firefighters union gave a nice contribution to this project and recognize supervisor scott wiener he got the name right that is a running joke we have and next i'd like to introduce bryan barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 months it will, 50 units

that visions that booker t. washington had. >> congressman, you spent quite a bit of time, who is your favorite, which ones do you admire? >> john locke is the classical liberal philosophers who came up with the understanding of natural rights theory as opposed to divine right sphery and each of each person has a connection to their creator god and have individual rights of life, liberty and property as he called and we celebrated 2 is 39 years of one of the greatest document ever known, the declaration of independence, jefferson took the words, and said here in america, there are inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. that makes the country so great, so exceptional. >> rogan, a word you see often in your book. >> the disgraced sam arrived, i kind of see it, most people believe as a young black man you are supposed to follow a certain path. my path is not about serving a particular match but a core set of principles, and that is what my sword is drawn for. and in california, flew to wa

as the book talks about it's about faith and family and freedom and it's about as booker t. washington said, quality education that opens up so many doors and self-reliance and it's about entrepreneurship. when i grew up and i walked down the avenue from school i saw black professional officers and to talk hers and lawyers and business ownership but you don't see that anymore which is the cradle of the black entrepreneur development. that's what we need to restore but instead when you wake up today look at what happened in chicago, ten young black men murdered, a seven-year old black child murdered, 55 wounded. look at the baltimore and what is going on. >> the day that we are taping this is the date of south carolina day that south carolina took the confederate flag down from the capital. it's to focus not whether you have the confederate flag and the dukes of hazard needs to be pulled off of television, what we need to focus on is how do we strengthen the nr service communities and what happened in charleston south carolina was the wall there was a richest social path and

meantime, new jersey's cory booker met with jewish leaders to discuss his support for the deal. cbs 2's christine sloan was there. >> reporter: leaders from various jewish groups arriving at senator cory booker's office in newark knowing he is committed to the iran nuclear deal but telling him to press on the obama administration for action should iran threaten israel. >> we respect his decision. we wish it would have gone the other way. >> reporter: did you try to change his mind? >> um, i don't know if changing the mind is the way to go. he has made up his mind. >> reporter: do you think at the end of the day by voting for this, you're actually voting for a state that support terrorism? >> no. this is a deal first and foremost principally about will that terroristic state have a nuclear weapon or not? >> reporter: senator booker talking to us afterwards saying the meeting wasn't damage control. >> i make my own decisions. this is definitely one where the administration's, um, cajoling was not the impactful element. >> reporter: republican congressman peter king telling cbs 2's

in new jersey, democrat bob menendez is opposed and corey booker is the only local senator who has yeto declare his position. we called his office to ask about booker's stance and we have not heard back. >>> now to decision 2016. vice president joe biden weighs a presidential bid. he is attracting more and more attention with each public appearance. yesterday, biden spoke at miami-dade questions and brushed off questions about a possible run for president following a speech about college afford ability. later today biden will make the case for president obama's nuclear deal in front of lawmakers and jewish leaders in south florida. if biden decides to enter the race, he'll face hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'naturo o'malley and jim webb. >>> carly fiorina says cnn was right for changing its rules. >> i earned my place on that debate stage. they recognized there were so many polls before august 16th and so few after august 6th and before september 16th, that they had stacked the deck so they did the right thing. >> the top ten candidates would be included in the prime t

and new jersey governor chris christie and mark zuckerberg. >> so mayor booker for those that don'that's the big news? >> we have been talking for quite sometime about creating a bold new paragon to show the put the people in the drivers point and give resources we need to give to them to succeed. >> governor, what are you committing to? >> i'm committed to changing the schools in the city where i was born. i spent the first years of my life and mayor booker will be the point person, the lead guide to help develop this plan on how to reform the education system in newark and create a national model. >> mr. zuckerberg, what role are you playing in all of this? are the rumors true, will there be a check offered at some point. >> i have committed to starting the start up education foundation. first project will be $100 million challenge grant. >> $100 million. [ applause ] yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. >> a new book "the prize, who's in charge of american schools" tells the important story of what happens next in newark. the prize may well be one of the most important books on education to come

senator and cory booker had a much higher profile nationally. cory booker was just a regular mayor.he didn't walk on water by any means so he had a very high-profile. but what has happened in newark which is a city that doesn't have much money at all is that the barack administration's been able to tap existing sources of money, of support. he and his administration agreed to federal oversight with the newark police which cory booker, his administration fought off so we can have important changes for instance 2000 people having jobs in the city this summer simply because the administration has been active reaching for the use of existing resources. what i want to say with this is first of all that i think when we talk about the importance of pushing on the cabinet are pushing on the administration to tap push starts on a local level , and part of what can be our action to keep our sanity can be acting at the local level in fact i would say that it's more useful and it feels better at the local level because you are working with your neighbors. >> alt-a moleh the hashtag activism is

because i was a conservative and a republican but if you go back and read the writing and understand booker t. washington who are called at the first black conservatives, he had three points, education, entrepreneurship and self-reliance and if we still have those three principles and foundations in the community i think that you wouldn't see what you see happening in baltimore were chicago, he would have more of the two parent households. it was quite interesting but i think that i've been true to the principles and values my parents raised me with. >> the hunt for the black conservative leads us to a metaphorical tree that the end goal is still. >> it's very interesting that they had this activist into the thing he said about justice clarence thomas is horrible and despicable to say that he was a clown in blackface and so this is the means by which people are going to disparage and attack and seek to undermine black conservatism. it's not something new but it is something that is threatening to people that want to have a political hold on the community. >> i always tell folks if you are g

at the gate first chef jennifer booker who i spoke to earlier this week. >>> welcome back to bay sunday. she's a familiar face in the world of cooking, southern raised and educated at the university of tulsa, she's in

cory booker is the only local senator who hasn't yet declared his position. we called booker's office to ask his stance and haven't heard back. >> if you're counting, it's day four in the 90s, today is even hotter than yesterday. these people are trying to find some relief from the heat in the shade in washington square. >> a live look in the poconos, you can see a lot of people taking a look at the lake in tannersville, pennsylvania. a quiet day out on the water, but it is steamy. and more hot weather is still ahead. >> let's turn to brittney shipp, any relief in sight? >> yes, there is. we're officially in the heat wave, that happened yesterday, our temperatures once again in the 90s, as we head into tomorrow you can see, in the 90s again, here's your relief, it's going to come on friday. it's going to be warm, i don't want to oversell how much better it's going to feel, it's going to be above average, and at least it's going to break our heat wave, current look at our temperatures right now in the low 80s in the poconos. 88 in pottstown, low 90s currently

. >> senator bookers supports obama's iran deal.g whes iran capacity to do and make nuclear bombs legally in ten years. >> so how could he vote for the. >> how many families are still re- coveringÑ? >> president obama iran nuclear deal is contraries to to carew curb iran's nuclear program in frchange for section really. any efforts to stop the bill don't matter anymore because there are now enough votes in the senate to support the deal. including new new jersey's own senator bothe seer. i attended a press conference where governor christie put on puracic pressure to oar-ose the deal. on thursday the senator made a statement that said he will suar-ort the deal and said in hs support supporting the deal is better than to flawed options. christie said he is wrong and we are very disappointed in his skype. >> you're talking about a friendshctua that has involved e enwaness fre toay night dinners that my home. bouncing my children on his knee since the time their babies, this is a question of whether iran will make good on the repeated

it was announced yesterday by bob menendez and corey booker and congressman frank >>> consumer financial protection bureau said en capital group threatened customers. >>> mayor nutter announced and all thed coating systems is building a new facility up the navy yard. the 70 million-dollar facility is expected to be completed in 2017. they make specialty paircht and coating for -- paint and coating for the automotive industry. >>> futures pointing to a higher open right now. >>> rolls royce rolled out its sexiest car ever. it has a modern curvey look powered by 563v-12 engine. starting price # hundred thousand dollars. >>> like a house price. >> it's a nice car. it's 4:47. activists preparing to hold protests if the police officer accused of murdering a man in south carolina is set free. >> [meow] meet one today. visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. >> reporter: hey welcome back, what do you know it's raining out there, do you remember what it's like to drive in the rain? probably not, give yourself extra time. looking live at route 42, you can see the spray from the vehicles. in some a

unfair to booker t.e liked tim scott. people liked j.c. watts who were successful republican -- >> look at the reaction -- i'm sorry, i'll shut up, but the reaction to colin powell. the reaction to condoleezza rice. they are very different in their persona. they have been strong. powell has been adamant about his, you know, admiration for barack obama and that makes him as a black man in the republican party persona nongrata. >> when the republican party realized dr. carson has no support in the african-american community, it's going to be interesting how they see him as being valuable to the party. believe you me, the african-american community, we get it in terms of pulling yourself up by your boot straps. but we also get it in terms of opportunities. and the federal government providing that basis for us to achieve equality and a just society for us and our people. dr. carson certainly is not speaking to justice and equality and opportunity for african-americans or people of color. when they see the b

senator booker is still undecided.ry kerry is due to speak here at 11:00 this morning. our cameras will be rolling. live outside the constitution center, monique braxton, nbc news news. >>> leaders in philadelphia say they don't thinkç the pope's sp in new york city will take away from his trip to our area. the vatican announced pope francis will greet thousands of people through a procession in central park. it will happen on september 25th, before a mass at madison square garden, a day before the pope arrives in philadelphia. we've learned there will be an alternative to walking across the ben franklin bridge during the papal visit. here's a live look at the bridge. you can see it's foggy out there. the riverlink ferry will run through the 28th, including extended hours on saturday and sunday. officials are preselling-c4 tis online. >>> from transportation to the papal itinerary, the nbc 10 news app is your source for everything you need to know about the pope's visit and the world meeting of families. it's a free

booker's decision is significant in part because of new jersey's large jewish population. the senator has been under pressure from segments of the jewish community to oppose the tiehl because they fear it might harm israel. new jersey's other democratic senator bob menendez is against the deal. still president obama does now have the 34 senate votes needed to up hold a veto if necessary of any resolution from the other side to try to undue this deal, congress is expect to head back to session next week. >>> jay-z and budweiser's mid in america festival will take place over the weekend in our city. >> jennifer joyce, she's live now where it is all happening. are you going to go this year, jen. >> reporter: i don't have my tickets because that is too bad because as of september 2nd it is officially sold out which is great news for concert. this has been going on the last few years. they do expect 140,000 people to pass the parkway for this two day event which is very exciting. we have some highlights to roll from last year which was a great concert. this year we expect to se

it's interesting, following discussions about cory booker, you refer to as a sole friend. what is your relationship about. >> we spent hundreds of friday night dinners at home, which friend he brought. we studied together. he bounced my children on the knee. >> and now he says he is going to support the deal. you wrote you didn't want that to happen. >> i was clear that this is not about me and cory, or cory's relationship with the jewish community which has been unique and intense given the relationships i helped him to build. this is the question of genocide. cory is an outspoken ex-pond of human life. i said this on policy, nothing personal. when you have a regime that hangs gay men in public squares, and cory wouldn't marry straight couples as mayor of newark, and now you have a mayor opposed to gun sales. now he'll give 150 billion to iran. and we have a senator that is such an advocate. legitimizing the government. locking up thousands of people. not making this an issue, a policy issue. that's problematic. nothing on a personnel level. >> i now it well enough to kno

corey booker has not yet revealed his position. >>> and the iran nuclear deal here in philadelphia, he will lay out the case at the national constitution center. meantime, summer break is coming to an end for stat books students across our area, the action cam was at the charter elementary school this morning as students started the first day of a new year, students did not waste time getting situationed with their new desks. >>> still to come on "action news," one direction's harry stiles sent social media abuzz after a stop on villanova's campus. >> and why the famed golden knights canceled their performance at this year's air show. >> lots of 90s, heat wave number five for the year here in philadelphia, we'll let you know how long the 90s are sticking around. and ducis rogers has sports and much more when "action news" at 6:00 continues in just a moment. >>> one direct takes the stage tonight at lincoln financial field and one the boy band stars arrived in the delaware valley early and very hungry. walter perez is live in south philadelphia tonight and he started the buzz on social

. >>> meantime, new jersey senator, cory booker is the latest democrat to support the nuclear deal, he says it is flawed but the alternative it worse. he joins bob casey and senator couples and pat toomey and new jersey democrat menendez are opposed. >>> a lock down is now lifted at the mercer county corrections center after a possible ebola scare, two sheriff's officers picked up a prisoner, he was recently in liberia and spiked a fever overnight. he does not have ebola but has travel related none contagious illness. >>> it's expected to be a contentious meeting to discuss the school in marple township, the property stretched for more than 200 acres, last year the archdiocese sold the site to a developer that wants to turn it into a retail space, but folks are opposed saying it would ruin the green space and lower their property values. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, structural problems at a philadelphia school will delay the start of school for almost students and the eagles are set for their preseason finale, jeff skversky has a report from met life stadium. and adam joseph

. >> senator bookers supports obama's iran deal. the deal g whes iran capacity to do and make nuclear bombs legally in ten years. >> so how could he vote for the. >> how many families are still re- covering so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back. hurry, offer ends september 19th. get out of the past. get fios. >> president obama iran nuclear deal is contraries to to carew curb iran's nuclear program in frchange for section really. any efforts to stop the bill don't matter anymore because there are now enough votes in the senate to support the deal. including new new jersey's own senator bothe seer. i attended a press c

bob menendez and cory booker announced a $21.5 million grant. it's designed to keep 85 firefighters on the job. the men were set to be laid off after four casinos closed last year. >>> charcoal is to blame for a forest fire that scorched nearly 1,000 acres in new jersey's pine baron. authorities tell us it's too early to say if any criminal charges will be filed. >>> a final farewell to a philadelphia police officer killed in a hit and run crash last month. the viewing was held for lamar poole in west philadelphia. he was offduty riding his motorcycle when he was hit and killed august 30th. this man hit him with his vehicle and took off. a tow truck driver followed him and blocked him in until police could get there. >>> the fate of dozens of notes connected to the penn state sex abuse scandal. the notes are from interviews conducted with penn state employees after jerry sandusky's arrest. lawyers for the family of the late joe paterno. penn state says they mistakenly turned over the notes and its employees privacy rights are at stake. the judge

cory booker has been strongly influenced by the jewish community, he's still undecided, i did reach out to him today, we have yet to hear back. live on independence mall, cydney long, nbc10 news. >> joseph pitts responded to today's developments. the majority of both chambers of congress oppose the president's proposal that it now has the tepid qualified spofrt of the senate, does not change the fact that it is manifestly dangerous to the united states and the piece of the world. >> students get an extra week of summer vacation at one northeast philadelphia school. an inspection found the guilding is not structurally safe. several parts of the building will be closed for repairs. kindergarten starts on the 17th, kids in fifth and sixth grade will be relocated for the entire year. they start next tuesday. >> teachers went back to school in delaware county, even though they won't get paid right away. the teachers approved working without a paycheck. the community thanked the teachers on the first day of class today. >> south jersey's largest health system will reveal its plans for a $1 bi

nine are undecided including corey booker, carden which will vote later this month. >>> the anniversarys on us campaign aimed at sexual assaults on campuses. >>> encouraging new numbers for a potential joe biden run according to the reuters poll. bernie sanders taking 30%. biden has time to wait, but not long. supporters say people know biden. he has foreign policy experience, highest favorability ratings of any candidates of any party and seen as authentic although sometimes gaffe prone. >>> power words from the man who said biden would make a good president. biden will appear on colbert's late show. donald trump makes his return the to air ways a week from friday september 11th when he appears on "the tonight show." last night fallon was focused on president obama and his survival show appearance. >> nbc announced president obama will appear on episode of "running wild with bear grylls." i guess it shows obama on a golf course that hasn't been mowed several days. disaster. what do i do bear? >> that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> in washington, joined by jonathan ala

. >> reporter: the push to move forward applauded by several leaders, senator cory booker calling it a sign of tangible process. some lawmakers are criticizing the governors' request to have the port authority of new york and new jersey lead the effort. >> it could be years before you put a shovel in the ground let alone when the tunnel comes on service. the tunnel itself would have a revenue stream that would be attached to it. so the port authority can handle it. >> reporter: how do the governors think they'll come up with their end of the $10 billion? in the letter, they say it will be a mix of low interest federal grants and other local funding sources. so it's clear that part of the budget is a work in progress. anthony foxx applauded the efforts, supported this and looks forward to working with local leaders. >> dan, even if the project goes well, how long do you think it will take? >> reporter: it's going to take a significant period of time. in this letter, the governors ask that environmental studies be sped up. still, it would take at least 10 years. to put that in perspect

. >> booker, the deep man. they'll give it to him.chdown utah. >> a lot of people upset about that. they go on to lose their opener 4-17. take on oregon state next saturday in homeowner at the big house. >>> now a look at the weather with steve. good morning. hope we're having a good weekend. >> fist up in the air. gave it away during the break here. we have a beautiful weekend coming up for most of us. if you find issues with forecast, can't help you. most of the country doing well. we have issues to talk about. we have showers and thunderstorms this morning rumbling through areas of south dakota and and main north dakot. we're tracking another band of showers here. this is a weakening cluster of storms. nothing severe here. rain and wet highways if you're packing up the car in ohio. most of the northeast trying to get relief. hot week in new york city. we were sweating it out. it's really uncomfortable. 82 in the city today. 91 d.c. you're waiting upon the relief the to come here. looks like tomorrow d.c. you're going to get into it

key vote as is cory booker, the junior senator from new jersey. richard blumenthal of connecticut, those are three of the democrats we are watching was carefully in terms of whether or not we are now going harry reid, the senate and if there are the 41 votes that are necessary fromck the disapproval advancing in the senate. host: and this is from barbara perfect, no deal is especially one negotiated with the iranian regime. i have concluded that this joint cover has a plan of action is the best option available to block iran from having a nuclear bomb. however she said congress must also reaffirm our commitment to the safety and security of israel. guest: yes. that is going to be a recurring theme. we have already heard a little bit from bob corker, chairman of the foreign relations committee, who opposes the deal. he will be leading the floor debate against it. however, even as he is doing that he has already sort of see the writing on the wall and is already telling folks back home in tennessee that he is looking forward to next steps that will

i do want to thank the folks at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today, we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an pare apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york, to the directs of the fthe -- director of the fbi and ordered the full resources of the federal government go to help the victim and their families and to conduct a full-scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. and now if you join me in a moment of silence. may god bless the victims, their families and america. thank you very much. >> you saw the second airplane fly into the world trade center so we decided to scramble the f-16s out of langley air force base. >> traffic is crawling along. actually looking at the radio talking about how washington d.c. is on high alert status because they think that might be the next target. >> i walked into the hall of states building. a group of people sitting

new jersey senators bob that nen dez and corey booker and congressman announced a 25 million grant yesterdayand designed to keep 85 firefighters on the job. those men and women were set to be laid off after four casinos in atlantic city closed last year. >>> you might not realize it but atlantic city's board walked used to be longer than it is now. decades of storm damage taken its toll and some areas collapsed and now it's changing. diminution crews are removing unusable stretch of boardwalk along an inlet. the project mostly funded by the ferguson will add a protective sea wall and make the boardwalk whole again. >>> in atlantic city the dilapidated building here is sitting vacant two years when a lending company bought the building and now investing $2 million to fix it up. >>> 10 minutes before sic. we have a rainy start to the day. look at citizens bank park. showers and thunderstorms in the area. we have seen some heavy downpours but tapering off in south philadelphia but not everybody is seeing that tapering. dry in allentown. northeast philadelphia has light rainfall at 73. a thunder

. >>> also ahead mark warner and corey booker became the latest democrat to announce their support for the iran nuclear deal. and just yesterday that the senate democrats, they would clinch the number of the votes that they needed to uphold their veto if necessary and with the republican presidential nomination disapproving the agreement. >>> our chances of storms would continue to increase for them on friday and that chief meteorologist will be tracking the first alert doppler radar. >> one storm there, no warnings, but a couple of heavier storms running through the district in to prince george's county and some really big storms out to the west that they will become more intense south of winchester approaching i-66. we will concentrate on this storm around both fedex and also nats park. the good news is that it is move south of fedex now and with the heavier rain that i never saw any had hail in this storm, but no doubts for them down towards mt. vernon and clinton that you would have light rain right now and that you would notice that it is green with the heavier rain to move south

. >> james booker is seeking some rare recordings not available digitally. >> the warmth that comes out of the sound of vinyl just doesn't compare to anything else. >> reporter: back at independent records, quality control includes listening and looking for any tiny defects. >> it is tough to make a decent record and when you make decent records, throughout the day, you've done something. >> reporter: from the scrap heap to the turn table, taking out the vinyl record for another spin. kevin tibbles, nbc news, bordentown, new jersey. >>> that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. another inmate found deae santa clara county jail. >>> right now at six, another inmate found dead at the santa clara county jail. raising questions of behavior of deputies already under the microscope. >> new information about the death of another information. as we first reported last night the man was found dead inside his jail cell in the county jail. it's the latest death and another blow for a department already reeling from

. >> james booker is seeking some rare recordings not available digitally. >> the warmth that comes out of the sound of vinyl just doesn't compare to anything else. >> reporter: back at independent records, includes listening and looking for any tiny defects. >> it is tough to make a decent record and when you make decent records, throughout the day, you've done something. >> reporter: from the scrap heap to the turn table, taking out the vinyl record for another spin. kevin tibbles, nbc news, bordentown, new jersey. >>> that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for >>> jim carrey's first words about his ex-girlfriend's suicide. >> only 30 years old, the latest details on caree's tragedy now on "extra." >> jim carrey's on-again/off-again girlfriend takes her own life. her suicide note, the clues in her final tweet. did their breakup trigger her final act? the latest tragedy for the comedy superstar whose life has been filled with heartbreak. >>> kim zolciak fighting to get back on "dancing with the stars" after suffering a stroke. >

senators menendez and booker. and the forest fire burning through 1,000 acres of the new jersey pine barons the past three days started with a barbecue. that's the word tonight. the state department of environmental protection says that someone didn't properly dispose of their charcoal. if investigator s find out who t was they may have to reimburse the state for fighting the blaze. fortunately no homes damaged by the flames. >>> tonight it took only 30 seconds. 30 seconds for 10,000 tickets to be claimed for the big papal pass on the parkway. the tickets were posted on the world meeting of families website and obviously thousands of people were poised to grab them. earlier today they released 10,000 tickets to the family festival on saturday night of the pope's visit. it took a whole two minutes for those tickets to disappear. >>> when the crowds alive to see the pope, residents in south philadelphia are concerned about what's going to happen in their neighborhoods. "action news" reporter annie mccormick live on

. >> james booker is seeking some rare recordings not available digitally. >> the warmth that comes outof vinyl just doesn't compare to anything else. >> reporter: back at independent records, quality control includes listening and looking for any tiny defects. >> it is tough to make a decent record and when you make decent records, throughout the day, you've done something. >> reporter: from the scrap heap to the turn table, taking out the vinyl record for another spin. kevin tibbles, nbc news, bordentown, new jersey. >>> that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. and good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >> former girlfriend to jim carrey and makeup artist to many stars, the apparent suicide of cathriona white.

the there would all go to yale or harvard job -- law school with mike bennett and cory booker but isit good for the country because that is too narrow a mentor ship pattern and i believe given diversity your geographic diversity everyone has something to contribute for similar reasons pitcher is out there are more than to good schools so i do find it too narrow a pathway. >> but you do say the justices are redeemed by living your port cities? train wreck there are so many ways to slice that geographically. north against south and the same states that voted for lincoln and 1860's floated for another tall skinny constitutional lawyer from illinois who gave a speech right here on this stage to say in states that the to do against lincoln coated against that tall constitutional lawyer is in 2008 and 2012. so now they have flipped the democrats are part of the coalition and you could slice that to let coast is in pennsylvania as you know, in basically this is rule america you start in washington d.c. up the mantic seacoast the northern rimm of ohio dash nine of mississippi river to the ti

pennsylvania joined a group of senators who will protect the agreement in congress, and we've seen senator booker of new jersey also join that group now. ed, let me start with you. you're the foreign policy analyst. thoughts on kerry's visit. and also casey is a big get in terms of falling in line with other democrats. >> he is, and he's expressed some misgivings but said, "in a world where you can't choose between perfection and something really bad, sometimes you have to take the least bad situation." that's where bob casey landed. but kudos to you for that interview, specifically for that question. because just on thursday, joe biden was in florida. he was at debbie wasserman schultz's constituency. now, she's chair of the dnc. and joe biden said, "i recognize that iran gets to keep $150 billion out of this. they're getting $150 billion they hadn't had..." >> it's their money that's been held in other places, generally. >> well, it's sanctions, right. "...and they're gonna put it to bad purposes, and there is an existential threat to israel." which left people wandering aloud, "did you just go

the newshour's christopher booker has the story in our first installment of "urban ideas". >> reporter: every night, usually somewhere between dinner time and putting her children to bed, louisville nurse dawn sirek reaches for her inhaler. >> it's really simple, and that's it. >> reporter: on good days, this is only her second dose of a daily asthma maintenance routine. but on bad days, of which there are many, dawn says she loses count of just how many times she needs to reach for the inhaler. >> i have symptoms every day. it factors into my life every single day. it affects my work, it affects my being a mom. it's awful. >> reporter: for the past few months, whether it is a good day or a bad one, dawn's daily battle to breathe has become intricately linked to an innovative partnership of big data and public health. sitting atop her inhaler is a tiny g.p.s. transmitter that with each puff passes valuable bits of information that not only helps dawn manage her asthma, but is also helping the city understand why so many of its residents are having trouble breathing. >> this is somethin

new jersey democrat cory booker is the only one of our local senator who's has not yet revealed his positionsenate vote on approving or rejecting the deal is expected next month. >> time for your first look at business here at the big board. the number of air bags recalled because they could potentially explode has been lowered. the national traffic highway safety administration says there are 23.4 million instead of 34 million of the recalled air bags in american cars but that's still a huge number, right? japanese company takata produced the air bags. >>> the seesawing continues on wall street. yesterday saw another day of big losses and futures point to a slight rebound at the opening bell. but that has changed in the past. >>> two federal agencies say consumers should get more up front information when booking flights and hotels. one group wants airlines to expose ticket changes cancellation fees and the size of a plane's seats before you book. a second federal agency says hotels are adding resort and other fees to bills even though consumers say they weren't informed about them when the

watch keyshawn hall rattle aaron booker's cage. miles wofford, watch him sky here for the pick. henry wise playing some defense. 19-6, the pumas victory, nicely done. all right. let's move over to d.c. we've got gonzaga and mckinley. look at this kid here, zags up 23-0 in the 2nd quarter. randolph gets the toss and scores from 9 yards out. zags up 30-0, guys. next drive mcguire to chandoff. i think he would have scored in touch football. get the drift? joey freeman takes it in r fo the td, 58-0 gonzaga this afternoon. finally to the district woodrow wilson taking on yorktown from arlington. >> go tigers! >> tigers up 26-10. 2nd quarter now shawn savoy had already ran 1 back 99 yards. here he says let's do it again. is he a doctor? yes. does he make house calls? absolutely. another 99-yard touchdown return on the kick. tigers win 51-22. he is a doctor, guys, and he makes house calls. >> that's what i'm talking what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anyt

new jersey democrat cory booker is the only local senator who has not yet revealed his position. but experts say it feels as though momentum is moving in the president's direction and against efforts to undo the deal. >> happening this morning, a distressed school district in delaware county goes back in session but the financial burdens are so bad teachers have agreed to work without pay. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside chester high school. katherine. >> reporter: matt, teachers, parents, community leaders they're going to be here to welcome students back to class here at the high school and at schools across the district. but also to show their support for the employees who will continue to work even though they don't know when they're going to get paid next. last week teachers and support staff voted unanimously to keep working even though the district wasn't going to be able to make payroll on september 9th. the vote came after a judge rejected a financial recovery plan that would cut funding to special education students at charter schools in the distr