this is the cleveland arts and social science academy in cleveland, ohio.lks, he just proposed $20 billion to fix what he says is a system that is already spending the most of any nation. the question will more money help? and while donald trump talks education, hillary clinton on the offensive after last night's

donald trump made stops in cleveland, ohio today. ohio is a critical swing state. no republican has won the white house without capturing that state in modern campaigns. an overnight shooting at an event center in clive killed two people and injured two others. security had removed sevr the event. police say it was the result of a dispute and the public isn't in danger. let's go back to justin now for a final look at tonight's forecast. warm, muggy weather is here for the next couple of days, and that will fuel the potential for heavy rain. skies are partly cloudy tonight and a few storms are possible late, mainly northwest. that slight storm chance ends in the morning, but more storms may fire up again late in the day. once again, the most likely place for that is in northern and central iowa. heavy rain is possible. highs will reach the 85 to 90 degree range with plenty of >>> tonight, the sprint to election day starts now. donald trump and hillary clinton barnstorming the battleground states. the rivals nearly crossing paths on a crowded ohio tarmac. their plane

tomorrow night i will be in cleveland, ohio with the gop nominee doing an hour town hall focusing onat impact the african-american community. now, we will be doing that event tomorrow and we will have guests at the church at the buckeye state. joining us is ceo for the national diversity coalition for donald trump, the reverend darrell scott, and also senior adviser for african-american outreach for the trump campaign. omarosa is on my show. i can't believe it. you only have one name, everybody knows you as omarosa. and fox news contributor deroy murdock. since obama has been president, 58% increase of black americans on food stamps. a 20% of black americans out of the labor force. these are real people, real suffering. our fellow countrymen. democrats play the race card every year. will it work this year, pastor? >> i don't think it will. you know, americans are not stupid and black americans are not stupid. we hear hillary, we hear donald trump, and what donald trump is saying makes more sense than what hillary clinton is saying. she is trying to zealous sell ue type of fantasy of

right now though, let's go to cleveland, ohio. donald trump speaking in cleveland.d a short time ago by boxing promoter, one-time boxing promoter don king who made some news. it's all over social media now. he's taking some -- donald trump's taking some questions. >> 16,000 they endorsed us recently. they endorsed trump. first time they've ever endorsed a presidential candidate. we are going to stop the drugs from poisoning our youth from pouring into our country. just poisoning our youth. >> the african-american community has traditionally voted democrat. i'm going to be honest, we got strong opposition from the democratic party through the black community for this meeting. >> all right, we're going to -- we're going to keep an eye on cleveland, ohio as well. that's pastor daryl scott. along with don king. don king, the guy in the back there, holding the american flag. wearing an american flag as well. we're going to keep a close ear on cleveland. let's get back to charlotte. charlotte, north carolina, where that news conference continues. keith lamont scott. we're

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our time in cleveland ohio we want to thank check on the forecasters sky. good morning. winds are picking up we see the clouds developing over the lake there have been a few showers developing that not overev our late. over lake hur we have to go way up to the north. this iskeo from the ait of clouds will be thickening out more so as we start to warm up the groundor with the warmth rising the clouds the temperatures are a lot colder. kind of the evolution of our weather pattern today. a few showers as the cold air continues to train southr that is what we are seeig here. in the shower is weighing way up north we have this pipeline of disorganized rain beginning to head further south over lake erie. the coverage was stole stay small. i want will company sizes this is a big deal because it won't bit more thanaec a change in the humiditn fall i care is one thing to get all ofo this forecast today as temperatures remain in the middle 70s we clear out tonight and talk about thele midweek forecast in just a few minutes. traffic time with patty. >> as you seeee behind me a lotf

they're trying to stop shootings like the one that happened in cleveland, ohio. officers shot and killed tamir rice- when they thought the 12 year old pulled a gun. it was just a toy gun. his death sparked gazebo where the shooting happened has been preserved and put on exhibit. the miami marlins hit the field again... still grieving the death of their star pitcher jose fernandez. to honor him, the team is retiring his number 16 jersey. fernandez died sunday in a boating accident. a makeshift memorial was already growing in front of the miami stadium... as fans paid their respects to the former national league rookie of the year and 2 time all star. 35 hundred pounds of awesome. new this morning... the story of a grandmother who had one thing left on her bucket list- trucking. but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. it's expected to hit the island this afternoon. taiwan's weather bureau reports winds up to 100 miles per hour in the storm... more have been evacuated. you can see the wind already whipping plants and flags. this is the second typhoon to targ

. >>> a woman in cleveland, ohio got a campaign phone call like no other. patricia ackerman got the call from a man ?his name in there at these guys are >>inthese calls. prince william and kat got some time away from their kids as they headed to canada. they visited white house canada. it is said to have the cleanest air in the world. earlier tuesday, the couple picked grapes, tried food. where wiiam's parents visited during a tour of canada 30 years ago. tomorrow, they continue their visit and they are set to visit victoria, british columbia. >>> home depot is defenning itself over one of its halloween deaf nations. the scary peeper creeper imitates the head of a peeping tom looking through a window. a mother in canada says it makes light of a serious crime. after hearing the complaint, home depot apologized saying it they say they pulled the item ?u beuse of different complats sayi the face resembled a well phone serial creeper. it is still available in the u.s. and online. at this point. >> it is creepy. >> it is. i wouldn't want that in my window. >>> w

when he arrived in cleveland, ohio, he could not help but rehash the forum.t after hillary clinton for the use of the private e-mail server and his view on the war in iraq. reit railing therating that he >> i gave statements we should not go in and shortly after, a lot of reporters said, hey, at the beginning, he made this statement. that statement was a major story in "esquire" magazine. i just wanted to set the record straight. there is so much lying going on. and hillary clinton lied last night about numerous things. including e-mail. >> reporter: now, there is no public proof that donald trump opposed the war before it started and in fact, his public comments leading up to the war actually suggested that he supported the invasion of iraq. he is changing his tune now on the campaign trail. i will tell you it was a bit of an awkward setting to see donald trump talk about the threat of isis calling hillary clinton a liar for the way she talked about the use of the private e-mail server at a charter school in cleveland in front of children. he will be deliver

on the tarmac in cleveland, ohio, a few things you heard there. he was asked in the beginning when we took that, he was being asked about a newspaper report about his foundation. the trump foundation making a donation to an organization that was connected to the attorney general of florida, pam bondy got some attention last week. that's what he was being questioned about there and debate prep and a key line saying i like forward to a good debate, indicating he's not doing a whole lot of prep. maybe a hurricane or natural disaster might cause him not to have a such a good debate, but generally generally he feels confident in his debating skills. finally at the end talking about ohio and labor unions earlier today. he said i promise them i'm going to work to bring back jobs. we'll take a quick break here on msnbc, we'll be right back. (vo) my name's nick and i make dog chow in denver, colorado. one of my fondest memories of khloe is the daye got her. i knew right there she was gonna be a great dog. khloe's a big fluence on the family. she loved linc

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that came after she was campaigning in cleveland, ohio. >> and i want to thank congresswoman martha fudge for hosting us. [ coughing ] every time i think about trump i get allergic. >>he allergies. however, clinton has been attacked for health issues. and while convening her first conference of the year on her newly minted campaign plane, she hit back against trump and accused russia of lobbying for a trump presidency. >>> trump further muddied the waters on immigration. take a listen. citizen. >> we're confused. a lot of republican plans have talked about letting people have a legal status, just to live here and work here. everyone who lived here for a long time a contributed to society. >> we're going to make that decision into the future. good question. i'm glad you asked it. >> that came before trump made this news regarding the upcoming debate. >> i look forward to the debates. i think it's an important we have an obligation to do the debates. i did them in the other cases. we had 11 debates. >> he made those comments in cleveland just as clinton was campaigning there as well. it was

that came after she was campaigning in cleveland, ohio. >> and i want to thank congresswoman martha fudge for hosting us. [ coughing ] every time i think about t >> the campaign attributed it to allergies. however, clinton has been attacked for health issues. and while convening her first conference of the year on her newly minted campaign plane, she hit back against trump and accused russia of lobbying for a trump presidency. >>> trump further muddied the waters on immigration. have to get back to become a citizen. >> we're confused. a lot of republican plans have talked about letting people have a legal status, just to live here and work here. everyone who lived here for a long time a contributed to society. >> we're going to make that decision into the future. good question. i'm glad you asked it. >> that came before trump made this news regarding the upcoming debate. >> i look fwa debates. i think it's an important element of what we're doing and we have an obligation to do the debates. i did them in the other cases. we had 11 debates. >> he made those comments in cleveland just as cl

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nominees will be in missouri, florida, virginia, north carolina tracie potts has the latest (cleveland, ohio :00-:06) donald trump heads to virginia and north carolina today, still explaining immigration (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential :11)"you're going to have to go out and come back in."and defending his laid-back debate prep. no cramming. no mock debates. (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee :14-:18) "i've seen people do so much prep work that when they get out there they can't (nats of hillary coughing @cleveland, oh rally) hillary clinton's talked so much she's losing her voicebu trump for getting into a twitter war with mexico's president.(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee :26-:31)"he managed to turn his trip to mexico into an embarrassing international incident."clinton's in florida today...sending her surrogates to other battleground states. (sot: senator bernie sanders/ (i) vermont :37-:41)"hillary clinton is the superior candidate, hands down."as this campaign enters the final stretch:early voting begins in a few weeksthe first debate at the end of septemb

. >> reporter: when a cleveland, ohio, woman saw this man slumped behind the wheel of a parked car, she feared the worst. >> i thought i was staring in the face of death. it was scary. i was just thinking, like, what can i do? >> reporter: she posted these pictures after police responded, suspected a heroin overdose and gave life-saving medication. a scene disturbingly similar to what ohio police recently posted. a couple passed out in a car with a suspected overdose with a 4-year-old in the back seat. the drug enforcement administration estimates 28,000 people die each year from heroin overdoses. they're three times one reason, street suppliers are mixing in the drug fentanyl because it's cheaper. but it's 50 times stronger, making it even more dangerous than the dea is cracking down. now the justice department is launching a new push against doctors who over-prescribe painkillers. >> if you get addicted to a prescription pill, it gets real expensive to replace that on the street. heroin is a plentiful and cheap and deadly substitute. >> reporter: the nation's police feel overwhelmed.

. >> a cleveland, ohio man fighting for his life and helping to raise money to help fight cancer. he's doing this in a very unique way dressed as super man. andrew was dressed as the man of steal in his final cancer treatment. he's been battling brain cancer and going ug last november he was diagnosed with the deadliest form of brain cancer. even though, he still worked a full time job and built a running team and took part in his son's wedding and there for his daughter's graduation. he's thankful with a fighting spirit. >> he's been able to tolerate the treatments very well. he's lead a full and active life and going back out into the world to continue with that. very active and fulfilling life. >> i've never been changed had to go forward and beat this. i'm just going to continue to beat it. >> the treatment is so powerful, the bone marrow can't handle it. stem cells are removed from simon's blood and modified to make the bone marrow resistant to side effects. >> time now for the steals sports break. >> the colorado rockies are back in action today after having the day off yest

republican nominee donald trump speaking to pastors this morning in cleveland ohio ... where he seemed to question if the officer in tulsa was prepared to do her job. trump says: "did she choking? what happened? but maybe people like that, people that choke, people that do that, maybe they can't be doing what they're doing, okay? " but later at a rally in toledo, trump focused on the economy and immigration ... without mentioning the shootings or law enforcement. trump says: "american hands will rebuild our nation not the hands of people from other countries." in the key swing state of florida hillary clinton condemning the calling for reform. clinton says: "look i know i don't have all the answers. i don't know anyone who does. but this is certain: too many people have lost their lives who shouldn't have. blanchard says: "the campaigns also focusing on the presidential debate... clinton's spokeswoman said they're preparing for two different trumps, one that attacks and one that hangs back. either way they hope the one-on-one format will be to her advantage... in washin

ohio. yes, he is back in cleveland. if you are keeping score with us, 61 days until the presidential election. he is scheduled to start any moment so we're watching and waiting for him. he is hosting this roundtable with teachers and administrators right now. obviously the key theme here -- education. but the big question is this -- how will trump hit back after his rival hillary clinton came out

. >> reporter: in cleveland, ohio, he met with black pastors and spoke about the police shooting of black men in north carolina and oklahoma. >> that man was hands that went to the car, hand up, put his hand on the car -- to me, it looked like he did everything you're supposed to do. >> reporter: both candidates are trying to appeal to minority voters as they head into the home stretch of the presidential race. ? ain't no mountain high, ain't no valley low ? >> reporter: while campaigning in orlando, hillary clinton weighed in. >> we have two more names to add to a list of african- officers in these encounters. it's unbearable. >> reporter: in the latest poll, clinton has a six-point lead over trump among likely voters. hena daniels. >> the candidate will face off in their first debate. many eyeses will be on the television. >>> i 440 moving well the first we have wet roadways in some parts of the area and there is rain. we have a crash west street near jones street and don't see major delays. we'll let you know if there are any. 540, 440, major highways are moving through durham and from

hillary clinton just took the stage in cleveland, ohio, after an introduction from tim kaine.er campaigning together today. she took the stage 45 seconds ago and you can see her there having a little water and getting ready to begin. let's listen in. >> boy, we have 63 days to go. >> listening to hillary clinton here about to begin her remarks in cleveland. >> well, thank you. whoo. well, you just heard the next vice president, didn't you. in addition to thanking marsha fudge, let me also thank your great senator sherrod brown. excuse me. also two other great members of congress, tim ryan and joyce beaty. and your mayor, thanks to mayor jackson. and i hope, i hope that ohio will send ted strickland to the senate. now behind me are some of the great labor leaders of our country. randy weingarten, lee saunders, i'm proud to be on the same stage with them. because they are always fighting for working families. once i get over my allergic reaction. let me say that we're here in part because we know how important this election is to ohio. it's not just as tim said that ohio is one

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we want to remind our viewers we're waiting for donald trump to speak at any moment now in cleveland, ohio's in the bottom right corner of the screen. in the meantime, we're thrilled to have you here. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> hillary clinton responded to trump's remarks on putin. let's listen to that and we'll talk about it. it is scary. because it suggests he will let putin do whatever putin wants to do. and then make excuses for him. >> so clinton is hammering her rival on his putin comments. is e she politicizing this issue or is there some valid concern here in your view? you're a guy that knows a lot about russia here. >> well, i think we should just judge mr. trump on his policies that he says towards russia. leaving aside for a moment this ridiculous comparison between our. president and the president of russia, which i do also find insulting. let's be clear -- >> he thought it was valid to say that putin led russia better in his view than president obama leads the united states. you think that's ridiculous? >> yes, i heard congressman king and i know and hosted wh

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. >> reporter: the two candidates go head-to-head in their first of the mo cleveland, ohio, where he will address education. hillary clinton make appearances in both north carolina and missouri today. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you so much.>>> clinton's e-mail server has been a major issue of the campaign. yesterday, house democrats released accordance between clinton and former secretary of state colin powell on the matter. powell told clinton he had a personal computer at home hooked up to a land line that he used that he did not have a blackberry and warned her that if her blackberry use became public, it may become an official record. be very careful, powell warned. i got it all by not saying much and not using systems that capture the data. >>> chelsea clinton let loose on donald trump during a campaign appearance in pennsylvania yesterday. she was asked to respond to trump's statement that her mother doesn't have a, quote, presidential look. >> i would hope that everyone could see misogynist, sexist rhetoric that i hoped we had moved beyond in the 21st century, certainl

donald trump. >> we are in cleveland heights, ohio.everend pastor scott talking about donald trump earlier today. he joins us along with radio talk shot host reverend c.l. bryant. don king is with us as we continue with 2016 presidential candidate donald trump. as i promised i'm turning it to the audience. thank you for being here. >> thank you. how are you? >> good. >> hi name is ricardo simms and i have a question there's been a lot of violence and neglect in the black community. i want to know what you would do to help stop the violence,ce black-on-black crime? >> one of the things i would do, ricardo, is i would do stop-and-frisk. i think you have to. we did it in new york and it worked incredibly well. you have to be proactive. you know, you really help people sort of change their mind automatically. you understand, you have to have -- in my opinion i see what is going on here, what is going on in chicago, i think stop-and-frisk. in new york city it was owe incredible the way it worked. we had a very good mayor, but new york was i

another moment from cleveland, ohio come august of last year. issue of his donations to a number of individuals including hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. >> i will to you that our system is broken. i did too many people, before this, i was a businessman. i give to everybody. when they call idea. when i need something from them, two years later, i called them and they are there for me. that is a broken system. >> what did you get from hillary clinton and nancy pelosi,? >> i said, toileting, be at my wedding. hillary clinton, be at my wedding. no herot hold her -- money would be used on private jets going all over the world. it was. that foundation and his own foundation eckley to get a lot of questions in monday's debate. the issue and rules not applying, most candidates would shy away from saying that i've given to candidates in the past. >> the roles have not applied -- rules have not applied because he is worth an icon for presenting a feeling that people are frustrated and angry with politics as usual. i worked in the brexit debat

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best chance for rain on tuesday maria: commitment 2016, hillary clinton and tim kaine are in cleveland, ohio working for votes this labor day. campaigning in the critical swing state as the final stretch of the campaign kicks off. clinton battling a tough cough as she takes on her republican rival saying donald trump is not just offensive but dangerous. mrs. a man you can bait with a tweak cannot be -- a tweak cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons. ben: she has come under fire, that decision coming amid criticism of her press availability. maria clinton was also getting : support from her one-time rival today. vermont senator bernie sanders it was his first solo event on the campaign trail on behalf of clinton. he talked health care and college affordability saying a clinton presidency will work on issues important to his supporters. vice president joe biden also on the campaign trail today with the man hoping to follow him. tim kaine and biden spoke to a crowd of several hundred in pittsburgh this morning before that city's labor day parade. kaine shared the story of his dad's iron-welding

ohio was the focus. the trump and clinton planes were evenpo pack-- tarmac in cleveland at the same time. major garrett begins our coverage. >> reporter: donald trump and running mate mike pence greeted large, enthusiastic crowds amid food huts at the canfield fair in the typically democratic stronghold of youngstown, ohio. the throng circled trump and pence and shouted their labor day approval for a gop ticket that aims to cut deeply into blue clar north eastern ohio. >> we're going to bring jobs >> reporter: the four days ago drew vice president joe biden an comparatively splaller crowds, trump met with reporters for the first time in months on his private jet and summed up his labor day pitch. >> we're bringing back jobs. jobs is the whole thing. it's going to be so vital to this country to bring back our jobs. our jobs have been taken like be grant took richmond. >> reporter: with that civil war reference trump also african-american and hispanic votes with a thinly defined civil rights agenda. >> the democrats have a-- haven't done it. the level poverty is 40%, the youth can't get job,

from august 6 in cleveland, ohio of last year, the first debate that took place just before the convention a year out. let me go back to how trump responded to megyn kelly's question. he pivoted to talk about jobs, the country, america, but then he brought it to donald trump. brett: that was the mistake. attacking the moderator is not a good idea. they are not your audience. the audience are the people watching at home and your opponent. you want to keep attacks focused on your opponent and your message focused on your audience. that means the moderators job was really tough, but the debater's job is particularly tough, as well. there are moments when you need to go after the moderator, when they have made a terrible mistake. for instance, in the romney-obama debate, when the moderator inserted herself wrong actually, about whether or not president obama had called the incident in benghazi a terrorist attack. moderators have to walk a fine line. it's very difficult for them. they have to keep the candidates fact checked, and they have to ask the questions. for the most part, they should be

we also have the video from labor day that was in cleveland, ohio, where she was giving a speech and first several minutes, she went into a coughing fit that she laughed off. but i can tell you from sitting there, at that location -- well, need i go on? we also have the coughing fit there on the campaign plane. so all of these pictures, these images just help raise more and more concerns and it, i think, tells the campaign that you're going to have to handle this in a certain way and make public more information than you have in the past. even though that speech, for example, in cleveland, mrs. clinton had the coughing fit and then she got stronger as she went on. i personally was wondering whether she was going to make it through the speech. the video and what's been going on just raises more questions as the critics say, mrs. clinton could have a health problem. >> poppy, can i make one last point? >> yes, david, i just got to get a quick break in here, so we'll be right back with our entire panel right after this. but the headline again, hillary clinton canceling a two-day trip to

. >>> well sunday october 9th in cleveland, ohio. that's the next time you'll see tom brady on the football field. if there's any good news here it's that he played a lot against tennessee giants, and didn't -- against the giants and didn't get hurt. steve burton is live at the ad conference with brady during 5th quarter he looked down right sad, steve. >> reporter: well, he knew this was going to be it for awhile, and that's just it. he's got to walk away from the team. can't be around them the next four weeks, but he has that date circled when he can come back. last week was a dress rehearsal, today 11 players didn't dress. garoppolo didn't play, tom conscious -- he played the entire first half. threw on interception on the first try, but then called down enough. he went 16 for 26 with 166 yards. a score and interception. as we told you, it's the last game action brady sees until october. >> reporter: this is unchartered waters for you. how difficult is it? >> yeah, i think that's a good word. unchre do. >> reporter: and coming up

donald trump spoke to pastors this morning in cleveland, ohio where he questioned whether the officer in tulsa was reprieve paired to do her job. at a rally later in toledo he faux cuff on the economy and immigration. meanwhile hillary clinton condemned the shootings and called for reform at a rally in florida. the candidates will debate for the very first time on monday. it will be must see tv. you see it, shoot it our fresco users are helping us show what's happening in your neighborhood. iain, what you got. >> fresco user on the scene of a deadly collapse in new castle county, delaware. this happened tonight along denny circle in newark. we're hearing a floor gave way inside the home and that water may have played a role. paramedics are telling us they rescued one person from inside. another person died at the scene. in king of prussia advocates from the schuylkill act network installed this street art right next to storm drain. ninth great student, designed this to help keep the creek clean as it flows into the schuylkill. she want first place. >> travelers coming to philadelphia

. >> earlier in the day in cleveland, ohio, the republican nominee met with black pastors and spoke about the recent police involved shootings of black men at north carolina, and oklahoma. >> that man was hands up, that man put his hand on the car, i mean, to me it looked like he did everything you're supposed to do. >> reporter: both candidates are trying to broaden their appeal to minority voters as they head into the home stretch of the presidential race. while campaigns in orlando, hillary clinton also weighed in. >> we have two more names to add to a list of african- it's unbearable. >> reporter: in the latest wall street journal nbc poll, clinton has a 6 point lead over trump among likely voters. >> the candidates face off in the first debate on monday: this morning, 53 degrees in denver. the first day of fall is here. >>> we have the wonderful results of the kindness of strangers ahead. how much an 89-year-old street vendor got from a go fund me campaign. >>> good morning, everyone. this is the news in our health watch. people who have undergone transplants should get total body sk

cleveland has hosted a ufc fight. >> that is right. we have seen ufc in ohio but never before in cleveland. organizers of the event are hoping the journey of northeast ohio champion will help put ufc 203 on the math for good. 34-year-old stipe miocic headlines tomorrow night's fight right here in cleveland. alistair overeem . the firefighter making history months back winning the ufc heavyweight title in brazil. his championship would then quickly followed by others from the cavaliers as we all know and then the lake erie monsters and vice versa order. now he gets to defend his title at home and add to it. 3:53 years we had nothing -- 53 years we had nothing . it is can sarah broken or daybreak it, i don't care. -- say i broke it or didn't break it, i don't care. >> if you want to get in, you better hurry because there were a few tickets left. tickets are available on the q website. there is another northeast ohio native also on the card tomorrow. jessica, a.k.a. evil eye will also fight this event. >>> time now 5:36, only on 5, caught in the crossfire. a man reading his bible shot in his ow