i'm chris jackson and this is inside out.rs ago, this was the scene outside northern rock branches all over the country. customers were desperate to get their money out. it was a classic run on the bank. the queue came right along here from the entrance, around into hood street. in newcastle, veronica craig was trying to persuade people she had known for years not to abandon the rock. i was walking up and down this queue talking to customers i knew personally and saying, "what on earth are you doing?" they were saying, "it's all the money we've got." some had arrived at dawn, a few with hundreds of thousands of pounds each in northern rock accounts. i think they're going to run out of money altogether. it isjust a colossal shock. i don't think i'll ever trust the banking system in this country again. they'd be crying, i'd be crying, some people would say, "i just got off the bus and saw the queue, i thought "i betterjoin the queue." it was really, really upsetting. this was the trigger. one of britain's biggest mortgage lende

. >> chris: jackson scrambling and darts out. does get a first down. dabo claims he runs as many off as he tries to get. he doesn't feel like the personality is a good fit for the program. >> kirk: but i think when you do that, it allows you to do the things and cultivate the program and push it in certain directions and players look at you and just kind of say, yes, sir. and that's -- that's what it's going to take to be a winning program, i'm in. an unselfish player, i'm in. and that's not really normal in college football today. >> chris: third and 1. wide open man is samuel, and gets some clemson backup. he is going to cut back and be knocked down inside the 5. that will not make coach venables happy as they give up a big play. >> kirk: no. of course, you want to give players an opportunity to play that don't always get a chance, but when they do get in, that's why it's important to listen during the week even though you think you may not get a chance to play, but all of a sudden, you're in the game and you're out of position, and brent venables is

. >> chris: jackson scrambling and darts out. does get a first down. dabo claims he runs as many off as he tries to get. he doesn't feel like the personality is a good fit for the program. >> kirk: but i think when you do that, it allows you to do the things and cultivate the program and push it in certain directions and players look at you and just kind of say, yes, sir. and that's -- that's what it's going to take to be a winning program, i'm in. an unselfish player, i'm in. and that's not really normal in college football today. >> chr: wide open man is samuel, and gets some clemson backup. he is going to cut back and be knocked down inside the 5. that will not make coach venables happy as they give up a big play. >> kirk: no. of course, you want to give players an opportunity to play that don't always get a chance, but when they do get in, that's why it's important to listen during the week even though you think you may not get a chance to play, but all of a sudden, you're in the game and you're out of position, and brent venables is going to watch

warmer redskins desean jackson, chris, swag i baker. still not playing tonight for the buks. having a little fun with their former teammates. we have to go to the fourth quarter of a preseason game to get something positive for the redskins. a con invoice follows him all the way into the end zone. defense played really well on h one. twenty-two for 33, 228 yards, no touchdowns, but the redskins win a shootout with the buks. who says this game was meaningless. i love their passing passing for the game. the guys that were playing were competing at a very high level. defensively playing their tails off. i kind of fault that already, but people who say this is a meaningless game should watch that film, especially our defense. i feel sorry for anyone who watched that game, it was entertainmenting. nationals and brewers, back after 51 games on the disabled list this week. short stop drives in a run, give the nats a two-one lead. geo gonzales has been stellar this season. one homerun allow. if he could hold on for one more day, geo gave up five earned. the nats lose in milwaukee six

johnson has the size advantage against josh jackson. >> chris: mcsorley looking to the sidelines. making the adjustments. play clock at seven. the crowd is deafens. ing. flip back. batted down for the sixth time tonight. the hawkeyes get a hand, and it's anthony nelson. down to one play. >> kirk: i think penn state catches a break by this ball gets knocked down. he almost comes up with the interception. for a big guy, but if hamilton catches that football, he is tackled immediately by three different hawkeye defenders and who knows how much clock is left? by being an incomplete pass, the clock stops and it gives penn state one last chance from the 7 yard line. >> chris: and the offense that has piled up 572 yards tonight, and tremendous balance that has often stalled down inside the 10. they need seven yards to akrovo the upset. >> kirk: i like to watch the offensive coordinator how calm he is as he communicates with trace mcsorley and the rest of the offense. he is right here. watch how he is just talking. he is talking and you see barkley now. he is in that huddle. last guy. why

johnson has the size advantage against josh jackson. >> chris: mcsorley looking to the sidelines. making the adjustments. play clock at seven. the crowd is deafens. ing. flip back. batted down for the sixth time tonight. the hawkeyes get a hand, and it's anthony nelson. down to e catches a break by this ball gets knocked down. he almost comes up with the interception. for a big guy, but if hamilton catches that football, he is tackled immediately by three different hawkeye defenders and who knows how much clock is left? by being an incomplete pass, the clock stops and it gives penn state one last chance from the 7 yard line. >> chris: and the offense that has piled up 572 yards tonight, and tremendous balance that has often stalled down inside the 10. they need seven yards to akrovo the upset. >> kirk: i like to watch the offensive coordinator how calm he is as he communicates with trace mcsorley and the rest of the offense. he is right here. watch how he is just talking. he is talking and you see barkley now. he is in that huddle. last guy. why not, man? why not give the ball to

he's live at jackson road elementary hey, justin. >> reporter: hey there, chris. that's right. you know, the first day of school's almost like new year's day, a time to set new goals and look ahead for the school year and hopefully do better. it is a contagious energy and one that drew out superintendent jack smith today as well as county executive ike leggitt as well as senator chris van hollen who are here to welcome students, teachers and parents in montgomery county as they continue to see growth out here. >> there you go, sir. have a good day. >> reporter: what a treat. montgomery county public school superintendent jack smith serving up a back to school bite. >> how about you, what would you like? one of those. and some milk. >> good morning. >> reporter: on a postcard perfect morning, smith joined jackson road elementary as it opened its doors. >> good morning. hello. >> reporter: welcoming students who could not wait to get back and those a bit slower to let go. but soon, they could be like brother and sister lancy keir. >> it's cool. >> reporter: excited to start a fin

chris hayes. >> i'm waiting to see the outrage on the part of republican members of congress about this. and you will not see it. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, the white house. >>> former congressman anthony weiner is headed to prison. he was sentenced today to 21 months for sexting with a 15-year-old girl. weiner is the estranged husband of one of hillary clinton's most senior aides, huma abedin. he was fined $10,000 and ordered to report to prison by november 6. he also must enter into a sex offender treatment program after his release. >>> still ahead, more from lester in puerto rico. >>> and the terrifying moments when a gunman opened fire at a church in tennessee. survivors describe what it was like, as we learn new details about the suspect. stay with us. >>> we're back with a big unanswered question one day after a gunman opened fire at a church in tennessee killing a woman and injuring half a dozen other people. just what was the alleged shooter's motivation? we get the latest now from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: prayers today for the victims shot by a masked gunman moments after church services concluded on sunday.

chris hayes. >> i'm waiting to see the outrage on the part of republican members of congress about this. and you will not see it. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, the white house. >>> former congressman anthony weiner is headed to prison. sexting with a 5-year-old girl. weiner is the estranged husband of one of hillary clinton's most senior aides, huma abedin. he was fined $10,000 and ordered to report to prison by november 6. he also must enter into a sex offender treatment program after his release. >>> still ahead, more from lester in puerto rico, and the terrifying moments when a gunman opened fire at a church in tennessee. survivors describe what it was like, as we learn new details about the suspect. stay with us. earn new details i was playing golf days ago... love golf. i used to love golf. wait, what, what happened? i was having a good round, and then my friend, sheila, right as i was stepping into the tee box mentioned a tip a pro gave her. no. yep. did it help? it completely ruined my game. well, the truth is, that advice was never meant for you. i like you. you want to show me your swing? it's too soon. get advice that's

at hartsfield-jackson airport in atlanta, the world's busiest airport, 1,800 flights have been canceled. chris van cleave is at miami international airport where a limited number of flights are taking off and landing this morning. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. flipts are coming and going here at miami international once again. these are some of the people that will be among the first to get out after irma. airports in ft. lauderdale, west palm, jacksonville, orlando and tampa, all plan on reopening today as well. ft. myers is without power. it hopes to reopen tomorrow. several concourses here at mia suffered water damage during the storm. some ceiling tiles also fell in the gate areas. to reopen, the airlines flew in planes with staff crew and supplies yesterday. the tsa also had to fly in people to make sure they had enough folks to staff their checkpoints. crews here at the airport had to make sure the airport's jet fuel supply was not contaminated and was still working after the storm. now, it is a limited schedule today. so not all flights are going to go. check your airp