number 49 included the names of the slms who died in the june they invited survivors, families and employeeses to the game. that was a touching moment. >> something the community needed still. >> a late commute in boston turned into a frantic scene when smoke broke out aboard this commuter train. watch here. >> i'm going to open this door. calm down. >> you can see the passengers clearly panicking, jumping through windows and running upstairs. the car doors jammed because the train had already moved away authority says an overheated motor caught fire, filling the train and the station there in boston with smoke. and here's one witness account of how she escaped. >> i took my scarf. this is my eight-inch chef knife. i did this. i'm always a certified black belt and attached it to my elbow like so, and into the window. >> thankfully, the fire was quickly extinguished. when it comes to her, luck would have it, s she happened to be a certified black belt to help out. >> fast thinking on her part probably saved a lot of lives as well. >> new details about police ride-along in california that result

extra employees at universities, how many extra employees in school districts and how many extra employeeses at the state depths of education and maybe even a local school district, can you give us some idea of. -- to also -- into we can compare the 50,000 at the federal level, what other savings we might get by giving an idea of the quantity of those people at other levels? >> that's a terrific question, and inunfortunately, hard and fast numbers don't exist. what we are seeing from historical record, let just take school districts for example. if you look at the ratio starting from the 1950s of school teachers to administrative staff, it used to be teachers dominated. now we're seeing techers and administrators are at best about equal and in some states on average, administrators outnumber teachers. so we have seen a general growth. unfortunately aren't specific numbers, annual numbers you'd be able to quantify that. i wish those numbers did exist. but i can tell you that off the record, state superintendents will tell you that as much as -- i've heard -- been told 90% or more of their sta

none are former employeesering or not so far, so they will receive paychecks from mr.m guessing, at the end of the week. i want to stay on the trump campaign which launched trump tower live on facebook last night. a new show, an evening news like show they say will run every might until the election. >> this is just an effort by us to reach out to you guys. give you the message straight from the campaign. you don't have to take it through the media filter and all the spin they put on it. >> no spin there. not at all. joining me now, gabriel sherman from new york magazine, also an msnbc media and politics contributor. there are plenty of headlines saying trump tv is coming. is what they're doing every night kind of a beta test? >> without question, this has gotten a lot of people talking. really what they're doing is testing the market. as you and i were just talking, jared cukushner, donald trump's son-in-law, has been speaking to wall street bankers, but the idea is how to monetize the audience. people i talk to inside the campaign say they have a list of 25 million p