with the host of nbc's "meet the press," chuck todd," about this... and what the hillary clinton caaign's counter- strategy might look like: 150122 what are the risks and rewards for this tripthe risks are fueling and stoking more anger in mexican american community - donald trump might be the single most unpopular american in mexiby move and this point in time i thought it wawd i cly ught the clinton campaign off guard. he is sort of controlling the day - control the message of the day endear him to hispanics 150323 how is the clinton campaign playing this - ???today hillary clinton had a big speak on american that's for sure. they have dispatched tim kaine - i think you are going to see a lot of tim kaine tonight responding to trumps visit. you can watch meet the press with chuck todd, sundays at 8 a-m, here on today's tmj4. an update now, to the story we brght you at the top of this newscast: a young south milwaukee boy, missing since this morning, is back home. police tell us kyler ellision americans are obsessed with home improvement, and it's pr

. >> for more on all of this, let's go to our political director moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. and chuck, the question is, is there really an intervention in the works? would donald trump even accept such a meeting? >> there is a ton of concern with a lot of republican leaders mostly in washington. it has to do, of course, with the treatment of paul ryan in particular. but it has to do with the fact that he has just had the six worst days of the general election and they don't want it to get worse. whether you call it an intervention, it's sort of the same thing that got them to get manafort as campaign manager. that got donald trump to go with mike pence rather than newt gingrich. plea with the kids. that has been the key to getting trump to comport with party wishes before. so ultimately that's what it's about. will the kids be the ones to intervene? >> chuck todd in washington, thank you very much. >>> we turn now to new images showing the terror inside a passenger plane moments after it crash landed. hundreds scrambling to escape the emirates jet after it exploded at the d

. >>> nbc's chuck todd will have all the latest in decision in about 30 minutes. he will sit down with republican national committee chairman reince priebus. >>> we want to update you on the breaking news of the morning. calls are now coming through d.c.'s 911 system after an outage late last night. officials are trying to figure out exactly what happened. derrick ward is live outside the d.c. unified communications center in southeast with the very latest. what do we know, derrick? >> reporter: this is where the problem all started. as you said it was about 11:30, 11:35 last night. that's when calls stopped coming into the center. if you called 911 anywhere between 11:35 to about 1:15, you may have gotten a busy signal. it may not have rang or it may not have even tripped over. what they did when they found out about this, they instituted backup procedures, physically moving the 911 takers to the backup facility over at the mcmilan reservoi transfer the calls to where those back up takers were. people needed to call two ten-digit numbers if they needed emergency

chuck todd, thanks. richard engel, back to you.ake on any of those questions you just heard from chuck. >> well, going back to, if i can, going back to what mick was saying. there have been a lot of battlefield successes in libya. as chuck mentioned, air strikes that have begun. what malcom was talking about. in egypt announced a short while ago. but globally isis is still very strong. they are still able to inspire attacks. a priest who had his throat slit in normandy. another maniac who goes on the rampage with a knife. >> they are tweeting out instrucks in portuguese for those who might be radicalized enough to act during the olympics. >> let's hope nobody listens to them. there is a perception that the group is still strong because it is carrying out all of these small-scale takes. unfortunately, it is still able to carry out many small scale attacks. and they have a lot of supporters in europe in particular. it is not that the group is going way. i think last time i was here talking to you -- >> munich. >> exactly. i mentioned

>> chuck todd in washington, thank you very much. images showing the terror inside a passenger plane moments after it crash landed. hundreds scrambling to escape the emirates jet after it exploded at the dubai airport. we get more now from nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: a boeing 777 on fire. smoke billowing from the fuselage. this new video purports to show the panic inside. passengers trying to jump! jump! leave your bags behind! >> reporter: the crew trying to evacuate before this. >> right after we got out, the plane blew up. >> reporter: jarrett george was on board and said there was no warning of an emergency landing. >> after the plane stopped, then the smoke started coming inside. and they were saying just jump, just jump. >> reporter: remarkably all 300 passengers and crew got out alive. fatality. a firefighter battling the flames. the fire gutted the plane from cockpit to tail. tonight an aviation industry source told nbc news one possible explanation. an aborted landing because of powerful gusts. or wind sheer. >> that

and chuck todd is political director of msnbc. give us a essential of, is this just baghdad bob denying it? no problem here? we have it made? >> it is kind of a tale of two campaigns when you think about it. on the one hand you have the campaign insisting the stories of panic are really overblown. the stories of dissatisfaction inside the campaign are not true. on the other hand you have people close to the campaign pointing to real problems, dissatisfaction within the republican party. people who are trying to, as chuck and i have been reporting. do a course correction here and make sure that it is not too late. two days in the general election after the worst couple days donald trump has had. when you look at his fights with the gold tar family, the khans. i'm told by several people, the breaking point. we are here at a rally in jacksonville in this conservative part of florida. trump supporters don't care. i had someone say to our team today. they said trump's problems are with the elites in washington, not with the people like

i'm andrea mitchell in for chuck todd.ald trump's economic speech. clinton will be speaking tonight in florida. kristen this is her pushback and she has to explain her own program which has changed significantly since she started compromising with bernie sanders during the convention. >> that's right. first the pushback she's hitting donald trump on this area of the economy. this is one of the few areas where he continues to show some strength. she is arguing his economic proposal would provide tax breaks for wealthy americans would costs taxpayers money and would cost jobs. she points to a study which shows that donald trump's tax policy could cost as many as 3 million jobs. listen to more of what she had to say. >> here's the deal, he can't escape the math. math can be kind of inconvenient if it doesn't add up the way you want it to, and economists left, right, in the middle say the same thing, that donald trump's policies would throw us into a recession. the last thing we need. >> reporter: as you point out as secretary

joining us for a quick preview is moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. ng, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> donald trump coming off a tough week. hillary clinton pulling ahead in battleground states like pennsylvania. he also did an about-face on paul ryan and john mccain. what does this say about his campaign as it stands right now? >> it's in big trouble. one of the reasons a lead has been opened up by clinton is she's united the democratic party and trump has not united the republican party. her lead is basically because there is a larger chunk of republicans not yet with trump than there are with democrats and clinton. that's the big problem. so him spending a post-convention week attacking fellow republicans did nothing to unite the party. others got to him and said what are you doing? this is going to make problems worse. so this race isn't over. and races are not won in august but they can be lost. he's got a couple weeks here with the olympics. it's a moment of pause for presidential politics a little bit. not to say the campaign totally goes

you can join chuck todd right here on nbc 10 at 10:30. >>> special world war ii veterans got together, sharing war stories more than 70 years as an elite jungle warfare unit. all of them are in their 90s. >>> happening today, it is the final day of the sports card, toys happening at the wild woods convention center, more than 125 tables, posters, coins, autograph memorabilia it runs from 10:00 to 5:00 today. >>> and it was a night for parrot heads last night at the pavilion in camden. jimmy buffett and the coral reefer band, the crowd throwing around beach balls, had a good time. the fans voted for songs they wanted to hear during the show. it is a cool idea, whenever you go to a concert, you wish you could text, i want to hear this. >> you want to stay until the end. they might play my favorite song. >>> today, it will be hot. it looks like today will be day three of the 90s, meaning another heat wave. that's a live look outside, the blue skies, sunny conditions. a high of 90, high of 91 monday, tuesday, not getting out of it for a few more days. humidity increases monday, better cha

focused on strengthening ties to the hispanic community, and to give us a little insight nbc's chuck todd is joining us live. chuck, thanks for being here this afternoon on nbc 10. polls show hillary clinton with a big lead among hispanics. we know that. so how critical is the hispanic vote, first of all, and specifically how important was today's meeting by trump in mexico with mexico's president? >> well, let me take the second question first with trump. that part of it, we don't know for sure yet. i think a lot -- you know, trump's outreach, or sudden outreach over the last week to hispanics, to me looks less about reaching out to hispanics and more about trying to reach out to the suburban white republicans who have been the first republicans to sort of reject the trump candidacy. they've been either sitting in undecided, pondering clinton or even thinking about a third party. i do think this outreach is less about reaching out to hispanics and more about reaching out to skeptical suburban white voters who vote republican normally, but don't like trump. what trump says tonight in his

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join chuck todd at 10:30, right here on nbc 10. that's it for now. 90 minutes of news coming up in the next half hour. back to the "to the show." have a grade sunday, everyone. d" have a grade sunday, everyone. a" have a grade sunday, everyone. y" have a grade sunday, everyone. s" have a grade sunday, everyone. build taller ♪ ♪ i can build any wall taller than you ♪ ♪ no you can't ♪ yes, i can and mexico is going to pay for it ♪ >> that's jimmy fallon doing his donald trump impersonation with yes, barbara streisand at his side. fred arm sin, long before "snl" the unassuming guy was the drum near a punk band. music came before comedy and today one of the busiest men in show biz is doing a little of both. i spent time with fred at his old "snl" home. >> i would be saggy. i think you-all know why. who cares. >> fred armisen is never the loudest guy in the room but the funniest. seth was that before we made an offer he couldn't refuse, oh. >> one of the words people use describing you is quirky. is that a word you like? >> it's really in my name. >> fred

i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." and welcome to 36 hours of total and complete chaos inside the republican party. whole hour we'll take you inside what appears to be a crisis that's facing trump or the party or both and what may be dire optsions facing many in the party. grin and bear it and hope he changes? unendorse him? or three, convince him to quit and you'll be shocked by the number of republicans infiring already about the process of replacing trump on the ballot if somehow they convinced him to step aside. >>> but all of those may be unicorn theories. it's an unprecedented cloud surrounding his campaign. trump wrapped up just moments ago and right out of the gate went after these reports about his campaign. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. it's the best in terms of being united that it's been since we began. >> we've never been this united. >> yes, trump has survived countless controversies before but even he hasn't seen a 36-hour stretch this intense. let's just put it up

and it starts right now. >>> i'm kristin welker in washington in for chuck todd. welcome to mtp daily. deranged conspiracy theories, blood baths, unguided missiles. republican bracing for a vicious new stretch in this race after trump taps a right wing media fire brand as his campaign ceo with the trump unleashed some conservatives see danger ahead. bill crystal calling trump the campaign's problem not its solution. glenn beck warning conservatives now is the time to jump ship. karl rove seeing potential for epic loss in november and jennifer ruben declaring the campaign a lost cause. clinton campaign bracing for nasty turn running for 1-2 punch of trump right wing conspiracy theories and here we go. today the trump campaign blasting out a press release accusing of clinton of quote planning a criminal enterprise when she ran the state department which comes as trump launches a series of attacks questioning clinton's health tp take a listen. >> speeches are so short. 10 minute, let's get out of here. go back home and go to sleep. three days later, she gets up, does

chuck todd -- they are among the trump endorsers hoping to talk him into a dramatic reset in the coming days. we also have word that they apier peeled to the adult children for much needed help. it came after mike pence distanced himself from trump as he endorsed paul ryan, a move trump said he is not yet ready to make. >> i think what donald trump said is they are not there yet. they are building a good relationship. i am very confident after paul ryan is reelected to congress these two men will do great things. >> trump aer sured voters his campaign is more unified than ever. >> the campaign is doing really well. it has never been so well united. i would say right now it's the best in terms of being united than it has been since we began. we are doing incredibly well. >> a new fox news poll shows hillary clinton's post convention bump continuing to climb. clinton widens a six month lead from the week prior. in a poll 69% say trump's actions were out of bounds. 61% say trump may not have the temperament to serve as commander in chief and clinton does have the correct temperament to run

republican national committee chair reince priebus will be on "meet the press" many of the topics with chuck todd. >>> overseas, this was a national day of mourning in italy. the death toll from the past week's devastating earthquake now at almost 300. today a funeral was held for 35 of the victims. nbcese lucy calf on and off was there. >> reporter: italy buried its dead today. the youngest 9-year-old julia. she died shielding her 4-year-old sister who lived. they gathered to remember, to comfort, hold, and bid farewell. a sweltering gym transformed into a makeshift chapel. before the bodies were returned to their hometowns for final good-byes. the search continues, but hope is all but gone. among those who remain behind -- >> i don't think that the town will be any more that town. >> reporter: he buried four of his relatives. >> two uncles and two cousins. they remained under the house. >> reporter: the youngest was 14. a town that withstood the test of time for centuries turned to rubble in an instant, and now this sea of tents is all these people have to call home. the question is for how lon

and it starts right now. >>> i'm kristin welker in washington in for chuck todd.come to mtp daily. deranged conspiracy

he talked to chuck todd about this.is what happened. >> how much influence did you have on changing that language, sir? >> i had none. i didn't even hear of it until after our convention was over. >> where did it come from then? everyone has said it came from the trump campaign. if not you, who? >> i don't hoe who everybody is -- >> so nobody from the trump campaign wanted that change in the platform? >> no one. zero. >> i'm curious if the trump campaign, if paul manafor it t or the trump campaign in general wanted to show there is nothing to this idea of closeness between the campaign and russia, what could, what should they be doing right now? >> many republicans criticized and have continued to criticize the obama administration for not doing so. somebody made a decision to change that. let's be clear, tracing the causal link between mr. manafort and those who did it i can't tell, but somebody made that degs to pitch ott this other way. but, secondly, you don't need mr. manafort to talk about mr. trump's support for

moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. i think you agree this is a pretty high risk move, did it pay off? >> as political gentlemyes, it paid off for donald trump and we will learn how it went after the speech in totality. it does matter, what is his position and what does he plan to do with the 11 or 15 million undocumented folks here. does he soften his stance and is his tone truly different how he wants to tackle immigration. that we learn tonight. i have to say the bar is extremely low for trump when it comes to staying on message and things like that. i thought he exceeded that bar and presidential. the thought i have what was the mexican president thinking? i think he's in more hot water tonight than anybody. >> chuck, thank you very much. with many polls sh showing a tightening race now, hillary clinton was on the trail as well today making her pitch to veterans even as she continues to grapple with sinking favorability ratings. here's nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton atta attacking donal

chuck todd, 10:30, right here on nbc 10. >>> the market focuses on jobs and techies may get a new smart watch. what's ahead in this week in business. >>> a big week for economic data. watch for consumer confidence and the latest on home prices across the nation. wednesday will bring more housing numbers pending home seas. august sales for cars on thursday, and leading into friday's big job reports, showing if the unemployment stays behind 5%. how about soup and a yoga matt? that makes sense if you're looking at the earnings calendar. lulu lemon and campbell's soup, and sales force.com and brow forman. the tech companies haven't forgotten, samsung, next generation gear smart watch on wednesday will be launched. finally, read up on the biggest, smallest and longest on tuesday, the guinness book of world record goes on sale. first publicized in 1955, this will the second edition. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> and let's start off by looking at the temperatures this morning. if you're getting out early, temperatures right now in parts of phi

as our own chuck todd put it today, john mclaughlin's legacy and influence can be seen on at least five cable channels daily, he changed political tv. that he did, upending the soft spoken tv commentary style with a show that was boisterous, free wheeling and entertaining, always signing off with his signature bye-bye, john mclaughlin was 89 years old. >>> the nfl has a new sheriff in town, cathy lanier, the first woman to serve as washington dc's police chief is leaving to become the nfl senior vice president of security. lanier will oversee security for all 32 teams and size. -- and supervise the super bowl. >>> on top of her four gold medals, simone biles still had one more dream here in crush, actor zac efron. simone is a big fan who says she has a life-sized cutout of zac in her bedroom which she used to kiss on the cheek. now we're going to have more of if efron's surprise tomorrow morning on "today." >>> competition isn't the only thing here, so is >>> welcome back. we have stepped off the beach. folks enjoying a lovely evening here in copacabana. finally tonight, not everything

>> let me go to chuck todd. there's been a lot of attention to this cash payment made to iran simultaneous with the release of american prisoners. will the president try to pour water on that? >> i think he'll try to explain it wasn't connected. it looked like there was some connection. this is going to be a legacy of the president when it comes he is leaving the next president military operations that will be active now in libya, syria, iraq, afghanistan, and it's a debate the presidential candidates haven't engaged in. perhaps after today, they will. >> we know he stepped into this campaign in a large way starting with the convention in philadelphia and remarks a few days ago. this could be another opportunity at a time donald trump is vulnerable. calling him unfit to be commander in chief. i wouldn't be surprised if begin the opportunity, he says that again. >> this is the president's birthday. this news conference being held in advance of his annual family vacation to martha's vineyard. the president is spea

i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." complete chaos inside the republican party. whole hour we'll take you inside what appears to be a crisis that's facing trump or the party or both and what may be dire optsions facing many in the party. grin and bear it and hope he changes? unendorse him? or three,

as our own chuck todd said today, john mclaughlin's legacy and influence can be seen on at least five cable channels daily, he changed political tv. that he did, upending the soft spoken tv commentary style with a show that was boisterous, free wheeling and entertaining, always signature bye-bye, john mclaughlin was 81 years old. >>> catherine rainier is ending her 36 year career on the force to become security for the nfl. >>> on top of her four gold medals, simone biles still had one finally came true when she met her crush, actor zac efron. she has a life sized cut out of him in her bedroom which she used to kiss. now we're going to have more of their surprise meeting tomorrow on "today." >>> competition ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire

join chuck todd later at 10:30. >>> two fire trucks crashed in minneapolis. highway officials say the truck veered off the road and hit a barrier before rolling over. a local tv station reports the fire crew was from michigan and on its way to utah to fight a wild far. >>> passengers aboard a southwest airlines flight got a scare in midair. the plane flying from new orleans lost part of an engine just after takeoff. it sounded like an explosion said one passenger. it made an emergency land anything pensacola, florida. they're refunding the flight and giving them a future voucher. >>> at just 18 years old, laughlin smart became the youngest pilot to complete a solo flight around the world in a single engine aircraft. smart left on his journey on july 4th and welcomed home yesterday. >>> volunteers from our area are in louisiana, helping flood victims get back on their feet. nbc 10.com has been there documenting their good work. the southern baptist convention cooked hot meals yesterday, members of the red cross loaded them into the back of a truck. they drove

sunday was you had the campaign manager for donald trump, paul manafort, going on and denying to chuck todd in the platform at the republican convention two weeks ago. denying in the face of multiple reports suggesting that it was indeed the trump campaign behind that change in the platform, which it took a more pro-russia position on the issue of ukraine, that he denied to chuck todd that the campaign had anything to do with it, that flies in in the face of independence reporting from josh rogen and multiple other outlets. no one else could have had anything to do with the change in the platform. the trump campaign needs to come clean about the potential involvement of it's change in the platform. >> brian fallon, good to see you, thank you. >>> donald trump under fire for controversial comments about what he hoped his daughter would do if she was sexually harassed at work. the president has a national organization for women responds next. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around

joining me now is chuck todd and moderator of "meet the press". this is a big poll for hillary clinton. because it signifying trends and solidifying her advantages. >> what is interesting is when you really dig inside and sort of how did she build her lead? she built it with democrats. pure and simple. interesting here, a couple things, democrats who felt sour on the country a month ago basically the saw the the convention, became more -- we saw ships for instance -- shifts for instance -- >> really? significant thermometer. >> exactly. and it moved democrats. not independents or republicans. and it explains the consolidation. so essentially right, both candidates enter their conventions with unity issues. she consolidated democrats better than he consolidated republicans. >> are these bernie sanders democrats? >> some seem to be bernie sanders democrats, but when you see her and then the difference between having said a five-point lead and a nine. point lead now, she's also getting small double digits, but low double digits of republicans. so tha

meet the press host chuck todd will host the debate aired on cbs north carolina. they shared the stage in late carolina bar association convention in charlotte. >>> the state's houses majority leader is stepping down. representative mike hager confirmed the resignation the. party leaders will meet to discuss his replacement. >>> at least three people have died in historic flooding in louisiana. officials say more rain is in the forecast and flood watches are up across south louisiana through tomorrow. ar crews reached a woman just as floodwaters swallowed up her car near baton rouge, lawns and found her dog under the water. in lafayette, officials say more than 100 roads are cutoff as rivers and creeks overflow their banks. >> this is unprecedented. so we don't have records that we can go back and see who all is going to be impacted? >> reporter: the national guard made countless rescues including homes across southern louisiana have been flooded. >> our house is gone under. our pets, our horses, everything is gone under back there. holme's neighborhood the water

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nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. doing great. i'm upset about -- >> that's what guys do. >> they deflect. >> answer back. >> i don't hate the carlos -- >> just the removal. >> just keep your eye -- >> i'm going to try to do this. >> you guys can really compartmentalize things. >> "new york times" reporter, how are you doing today? >> i'm doing well. talking to a lot of happy democratic strategists and people and republicans who i think are feeling deeply frustrated. >> are they happy the strategists? >> the ones i talked to are. they're planning on what state they can flip next. people are looking at ohio and utah and looking at arizona. there is a big push in georgia. so, democrats really across this country are looking at these dates and just reimagining this map and i think they're getting more and more solid and feeling great about their chances in november. >> see, because, i think that they can because i don't think he wants to win. i've just, you know, think the concept of building trump tv is what's really go

and joining the conversation political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd.ing columnist eugene robinson. how are we doing today? >> we're doing fine. mika, how are you? i had the laryngitis thing last week. >> i literally had no voice for two days and you all couldn't be more pleased. >> michael steele is wishing it comes back. >> michael. look, i'm just being clear and i don't think you're allowing yourself deep inside subconsciously. i don't think you're allowing yourself to be honest. >> mika, i don't think you are allowing yourself to be honest either. you didn't listen to donald trump in the last cut there. whether you like him or not, you have to vote for him. >> you have to vote for him. >> so, great. >> i got your ballot for you. >> thanks. >> the newly released, let me help you out. i'm not going to need it. the newly released nbc "wall street journal" poll puts donald trump at and clinton is ahead 43% to 34% in a four-way matchup. clinton's nine-point lead is larger than any lead measured at this point in the 2012 race. a new mcclatchy poll has cli