police say the store clerk at han's food mart was robbed by thomas ford jr. ford is considered armed and dangerous. commitment 2016 news, incumbent u.s. senator, kelly ayotte, faced off against her republican primary challenger, jim rubens, in last night's granite state debate. sean: coming up this morning, stay on the college campus long enough, you are bound to see unusual things. kevin: thursday morning, september 8th. a live look across the state. lakes region looking at an overcast sky. it gives way to partial sunshine. temperatures in the afternoon getting up into the lower range of the 80's. in warner this morning, starting out at 62 degrees. clouds and a little bit of patchy fog giving way to a high of around 83. up in the northeast a good deal of sunshine. all of the details in the forecast looking for the weekend coming up. erin: thank you. a cat in iowa may have used one of its nine lives after firefighters rescued her from a house fire. sean: look at photos. she wasn't breathing. firefighters spent more than 30 minutes trying to revive cleo using a

they arrested thomas ford jr. in hooksett. he's charged with armed robbery and first-degree assault. the victim is expected to be okay. erin: a salem man was found hidden camera at a restaurant. 55-year-old was convicted of four counts of photographing or videotaping a person in a state of nudity. he placed a camera inside a bathroom back in 2014. hennessey will be sentenced on september 26th. sean: a wolfeboro man faces a felony charge for robbing a grocery store. they charged 20-year-old officers say he turned himself into ossipee police in connection to a robbery on august 31st at country goods and groceries. erin: a high-tech device will be at spaulding high school today. the virtual reality car recreating real world situations that can distract drivers. distracted driving used to be the number two cause of fatal crashes in new hampshire. driving law passed in 2015, it dropped to number six. >> we tend to believe that somehow we're different, better, and safer than the average driver. we're not going to be the one to cause

police arrested thomas ford jr. yesterday in hooksett. he is charged with armed robbery and first-degree the victim is going to be okay. erin: 55-year-old joseph henry was convicted of four counts of photographing or videotaping a person in a state of nudity. hennessey will be sentenced on september 26th. sean: a wolfeboro man faces a felony for robbing officers say he turned himself into ossipee police last friday. in connection to a robbery on august 31st at country goods and groceries. erin: a high-tech device designed to teach the dangers of distracted driving will be at spaulding high school today. the virtual reality car recreates real world driving law passed in 2015, it dropped to number six. >> we are not going to be one that is causing the crash. this helps to drive home the message that any one of us can cause or be in a crash. erin: the simulator will be at the safety fair in londonderry sean: a dog that went missing three years ago is back home safe thanks to a piece of technology. the dog was never found until this week when

they are looking for thomas ford jr. of hooksett. he robbed the store at maple street, badly hurting the store owner. >> the first thing was hurt seriously. we'll see what happens. he's in our prayers. >> that's nerve wracking. i hope they do catch him. sean: police say ford jr. was armed with a semiautomatic weapon and got away with cash. he is armed and dangerous. the store owner is expected to recover from the injuries. >>> and the date remi santos. the court wants to make sure they didn't make a mistake in the allowed evidence. oral arguments are set for october 13th. erin: police say a driver was going north when she crashed into the woods. 56-year-old debra driving while intoxicated. she was taken to the hospital along with a passenger and treated for injuries. check out the damage. >>> police say a chester man lost control of his car and crashed into the front of the home yesterday. unbelievable damage. still ahead, a piece of the world trade center moving through the granite state. why it is being delivered to a town in canad

ford asked him if he could help him. the man looked at him and said you're leslie lynch king jr. and he said no, i'm gerald ford jr. and he said well, you're my son. i'm your father. and i want to take you to lunch. the c-span city's tour of grand rapids, michigan saturday then on c-span 3. >> each week leading to the 2016 election road to the white house rewind brings the coverage of the presidential races. of the first debate debate between george bush, bill clinton and ross perot. they take on foreign policy and national security following the collapse to have soviet union. governor clinton defeated president bush during the election. ross perot finished third with 19%. this debate is just over an hour and a half.

police say when they examined the surveillance video they identified thomas ford jr. as the suspect and issued a want for his arrest. ford was taken into custody but as they look at the images more closely they noticed the suspect the video had a tattoo on his hand that ford did not have. the charges related to the >> there was one computer angle that one of the detectives investigating it said there's something on that hand, they slowed it down, stopped it, moved it a fraction each time and could see that it had the letter j. and that's how we were able to identify mr. crawford. reporter: we spoke briefly with the victim who did not want to go on camera, he is still recovering from his injuries. i'm andy 9. jean: a vigil will start in an hour in goffstown to remember a kindergarten tcher who died under suspicious circumstances. school officials have confirmed that wendy taft is the woman who died last week. she was found in her dunbarton home. police say she died from a gunshot wound but have not released further details. the vigil will be held at the village trestle

it's this man, 20-year-old thomas ford, jr., of hooksett, new hampshire. ford has active warrants out for armed robbery and first-degree assault. police believe he should be considered armed and dangerous. ford is about 5'10" and weighs approximately 145 pounds. he has black hair and hazel if you know anything about the suspect or have any other information that may help police, you're asked to give them a call. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, john cuoco, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: six people are recovering this morning after being rushed to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak in watertown. officials say a malfunctioning furnace in the laundry room caused the leak last night on riverside road. three adults and three children were sent to the hospital. the rest of the building was evacuated. >> i smelled it was wrong, so i called the manager. >> sarah: fire officials say the leak has been contained. no word yet on the condition of the victims. >> christa: transit police say it appears a tragic accident on the tracks is what led to

tonight, while the man who allegedly beat and robbed him is in police custody. 20-year-old thomas ford jr. faces two charges, one count of armed robbery andne degree assault, after a holdup at a food mart in manchester. police say around 1:00 wednesday afternoon, ford walked into the store armed with a handgun and demanded cash. 81-year-old man was behind the counter. >> what appeared to be a semi-automatic hand gup was displayed. it did not, based on our evidence, appear that a weapon had been discharged. pistol whipped and cash was stolen. he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. >> multiple lacerations, again, nonlife threatening injuries, he's expected to recover. reporter: police say they were able to identify ford as a suspect and learned he may be heading to work thursday morning in hooksett. >> we understood that mr. ford was armed and dangerous, we considered him armed and dangerous and when the officer as purchased him they had allth without incident and the officers were able to make the arrest, placing him into custody. reporter: ford is currently in the custody of the

when police reviewed the surveillance video they identified thomas ford jr. as the suspect. he was arrested on thursday morning. but police say as they further analyzed the images with people who specialize in computer and video surveillance forensics, they noticed something on the right hand of the suspect in the on the suspect. mr. ford does not have a tattoo. at that moment we informed mr. ford of what our findings were. however looking through our computer system we were able to identify jason crawford, 30 years of age, as the subject with a matching tattoo. reporter: the charges against ford were dropped, though he does face other unrelated charges. draw ford was ordered held today on $75,0 confident that mr. kraw information is the subject that committed the robbery and assault. reporter: i spoke with the owner today, he did not want to go on camera, he is still recovering from his injuries. tom: a captain with the keene fire department was found guilty today on prostitution charges. arrested in july after police investigated a woman who placed an ad for prostitution o

representative, howard ford jr. great to see you. >> thanks for having me.ening. >> so do you agree with mr. trump's assessment in terms of when the fed does raise rates, the markets will come crashing down? >> look, i'm a hillary clinton supporter. i thought last night, a couple things happened. first, i thought she did better. two, i'm not convinced that enough people whom were supporters of secretary clinton or mr. trump were moved. she was to drive upturnout by outlining for independents and other voters, young voters and even african-american and latino voters. why this election is so important, when mr. trump was asked about race relations and he immediately switched to law and order and stop and frisk. when he was asked to release his taxes and he joked about how he didn't pay taxes. i was even hoping secretary clinton might is ask him more. we have people every day, be it accountants, dishwashers, if they chose not to pay taxes, they would invite irs scrutiny. evidently mr. trump is under an audit as we speak. as the debate wore on, i thought she did

investigators say 20-year-old thomas ford, jr., robbed the han's food mart on maple street yesterday, badly hurting that store owner. police say ford was armed with a semi-automatic weapon and got away with cash. he is considered armed and dangerous. we will be back with more local weather in just a bit. woman: the executive council voted along party lines, striking down more than $639,000 to planned parenthood locations. when republican politicians cut planned parenthood, it was devastating. they were all cut back. plunkett: it was colin van ostern who got that funding restored and helped expand medicaid, too. i'm colin van ostern. i was raised by a single mom, and we didn't always have health insurance. that's why, as governor, kevin: while the effects from hermine shove away, we still have the humidity and a lot of low clouds and patchy fog. visibility in several areas less than one quarter mile, giving way to partial sunshine in most locations. our next system they broken line ofwe the 60's. visibility is certainly down, especially the closer you get to the shoreline in the normal

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professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman harold ford jrman danny deutch and political righter for "the new york times" and in washington, senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post sam stein and former ted cruz campaign communications director, now an msnbc political analyst rick tyler. a quick note here. joe is at bellevue hospital. >> what's going

police up in new hampshire arresting a 20-year-old thomas ford, jr. after he robbed a convenience store and attacked the store's 81-year-old obstruction of justicer. officers say this happened at hahn's food mart in manchester yesterday. ford now faces several charges. >> sarah: the new england >> christa: today the head coach bill belichick shut down those questions. dan, he did not seem to be a fan of your question about that. >> yeah. what a big surprise, huh? well, yesterday, jimmy garoppolo tried to avoid causing any controversy, spouting phrases like "it is what it is." and "straight on to arizona." he did raise eyebrows when he without tom brady there. coach belichick didn't want to add any fuel to the fire. that wasn't the only subject he didn't want to talk about. jimmy garoppolo stirring up a bit of controversy with his comment wednesday that things are running smoother at patriots practice now that it's just him and brissett taking quarterback snaps. some have taken that to mean sharing snaps with tom brady before his suspension was a proble

joining us now, ed rogers, a republican strategist not supporting donald trump and harold ford, jr. old, how worried would you say democrats have been over the last 10 days as the national and battleground state polls have tightened? mr. ford: i think the ones expected a lot of this involved with the hillary clinton campaign. you cannot maintain those kinds of leads now. they will call for some strategic adjustments as we get along here. we have a week to go before one of the big pivots of the campaign when the first debate , takes place. there is not only a lot of strategy and practicing and rehearsing for that. secretary clinton realizes she will have to distinguish herself as not only the big amateur thinker, but the one most poise and ready to lead the country. if she stays in that lane and does not try to get into the mud with him i think she will emerge as the winner. i think that is the approach to be taken now. mark: what has donald trump been doing well? ed: he has been doing less which could translate and him doing better. his numbers sit between 40% and 44% and hillary com

professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman harold ford jr., veteran ad man danny deutch and political righter for "the new york times" and in washington, senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post sam stein and former ted cruz campaign communications director, now an msnbc political analyst rick tyler. a quick note here. joe is at bellevue hospital. >> what's going on? >> much of the team and i were there through the night. his son, andrew, had a horrible accident. head injury, fractured skull. they stabilized him. that trauma team is amazing. he fell down a flight of stairs. thanks to the doctors and nurses there. it's touch and go. we're stabilized. it was a long night and prayers for them. we want to thank the folks at bellevue. what an incredible place. i can tell you because i saw it myself. all right. we'll get to the news. a couple of notes to get to that we want to dig into deeper. the streets of charlotte are calm this morning following the first night of peaceful protests over the shooting death o

manchester police arrested 20-year-old thomas ford jr. this morning, they say he had a hand gun during the robbery. wmur's andy hershberger is live at the store with more on how officers tracked him down. reporter: josh, the man who police say robbed and assaulted the owner of this market on maple street is in custody as he went to work this morning in hooksett. he is charged with armed robbery and first degree assault. manchester police say they were called to hans food mart yesterday afternoon, there they found an 81-year-old who appeared to have been beaten, police say the victim was pistol whipped before money was taken, and the victim's injuries were nonlife threatening. >> this morning he was taken into custody by the of elo any weather change is a d for us. mike: you know you're going to be out of the drought when you see the steady rain falling. if not minutes. jean: with the extreme drought spreading, so are the problems the drought is causing and like many farmers the long-time owners of la valle farm are working day and night t

police say they believe thomas ford, jr. went into the hans food market where he assaulted the 81-year-old store owner. 5'10" with a thin build and last seen wearing a gray zip-up hoodie and black sweatpants. anyone with information is asked to call manchester police. >>> a sect person has died following a richard drainville was behind the wheel of his sedan when it collided with a school bus in mendon. his mother cheryl was the passenger. she died the day after the accident. we learned that richard died from his injuries on saturday. the crash is still under investigation. >>> the umass amherst student sexual assaulted by someone who pretended to be a uber driver. this man offered the girl a apartments. the aall the happened during the ride. he was arrested and then arraigned on tuesday. he is being held without bail. police believe that he has posed as an uber driver before. >>> grabbing groceries and getting through the line. coming up new at 7:00, what experts say is a sure-fire way to pick out the fastest line at the su

thomas ford jr. was arrested in hooksett for the robbery yesterday at hans food mart in manchester. police say, the 81-year-old owner was assaulted by in order, who also took off with some cash. >> two high school football teams will be in the showdown tonight to help the family of a fallen police officer. auburn police officer ron tarentino jr. was shot and kill during a traffic stop in may. inaugural top cop game. they're playing lester high school and everyone who works at the game will be a volunteer. all money earned will be given to tarentino's family. the top cop game will be played at auburn high school at 7:00 p.m. this evening. >> mark: wynn casinos will hold its first job fair this weekends. local construction owners are encouraged to attend. they will have seven career fares over the next eight weeks. union trade members and subcontractors will fares to answer my questions and answer job requirements. it's estimated $10 million of labor will be needed to construct the resort. >> vanessa: a 10-year-old is rewarded for handing in a $100 bill. he found the money in manchest

i'm gerald ford, jr., not someone else and so once again here was our chance to get real insight into in this case a very prominent man but a story about his life that i don't know how details had ever been told before but there it was. he was quite happy to have us use it as did a lot of the people that published parts of the story almost act exception, there were some cases that they give us permission to use with no restrictions, really, this is -- i think it was a book that they wanted to be a part of. one of the things that we were conscious of took some looking and some searching and i would confess we should have done more was looking not the story of the winners but all those who were part of the history and those who were at one time called minorities, more broadly -- or more specifically characterized by their nationality whatever. but anyhow, so we were looking and we found l. green because his biography was new at the time and i have to say pretty excited to finding. good stuff, i thought. i was right. al green came here from arkansas as a youngster, i guess, maybe around

political analyst and professor at the school of public policy, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> we'll get into this story. >> i guess because i'm almost 140. you should leave. i should get out of the business. >> let's not talk about weight? >> why? who cares. i'm heavier than you think. i tweet my weight. go on. >> it's not about you. >> okay. >> it actually though is about women. >> yes, it is. not women who look like you. >> we get on the set and everybody said where they were yesterday. this is all people were talking about. the miss universe thing. i went to kate's parent/teacher thing last night. by the end of the night when the parents were outside, everybody was talking about him calling a poor woman fat, miss piggy, et cetera. at the time, you're like wait, that's jarring. wherever you went, it's all people were talking about. >> drugstore yesterday getting a prescription. paying for the prescription. woman unfortunately for her recognizes me. and asks me what i thought about the debate. i said, well, that was really something. what did you think about the debate? s

and board asked if he could help and demand looked and said you were gerald ford, jr. and he said i am your father. i will take you to lunch. >> [inaudible conversations] i want to thank you gentlemen for being here and your service to our country, and the meeting is called to order. i apologize for bag few minutes late. forget we changed the time until 9:45 until 10:00 so ben could go to a meeting at 10:30. can you for accommodating both meetings. obviously afghanistan continues to be something that is important to our u.s. national interests. we brokered a government, if you will, the united states did in 2014, that create both a president and ceo office that has not been confirmed, if you will, through and continued on. we had concerns about that process taking place, and you wonder about the support that government has realtive to not being confirmed in the way that it normally would. i have a tremendous respect for president began ghann and a warm relationship with abdullah. they're have muddled through it together as one might expect with the type of arrangements

he said i'm gerald ford jr., not someone else.and so once again here was our chance to get real insight into, in this case, a very prominent man but a story about his life that i don't know how detailed it had ever been told before, but there it was. he was quite happy to have us use it, gave us -- as did a lot of these people who had published parts of their story almost without exception. there were some cases. but they gave us permission to use with no restrictions really. i think it was a book they wanted to be a part of. one of the things we were conscious of and took to some looking -- took some looking and searching, and i would confess we should have done more was looking for not the story of the winners who always get to write the history, but all those who are part of the history and those who are at one time called minorities, they get more broadly or more specifically characterized by their nationality, whatever i, -- whatever, now. so we were looking. and we found al green, because his biography was new at the time, a

officers say that thomas ford, jr., attacked the man wednesday injuries from that. despite being hurt and disoriented he did give a description of the suspect to police. police arrested ford thursday and were told he had other active warrants. >>> right now the f.b.i. is searching for an alleged gang member who they say is armed and dangerous. the 34-year-old is believed to be a member of the ms13 gan back in january. he's been on the run since then. the f.b.i. is offering a reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> and police searching for a robber on the run in revere. investigators say he was caught on camera robbing this convenience store. you see the suspect waving what appears to be a knife at the snapping turtles recovered by a pool in lakeville. the two-day-old hatchlings with a skin pigment disorder make their chances of surviving in the wild much lower than healthy turtles, but the turtles are in good hands now. they've been turned over to a specialist trained in rehabilitating reptiles. >> christa: some of these wildlife rehabilitators sometimes op

jr. he's the person we know as gerald ford. in this case we have his kristening gown and a few other things -- christianing gown and a few other things of interest. one of the things that we feature at this case is his baby book. a lot of mothers keep books on their children, even today, and dorothy was no exception back in 1913. she began keeping a book on the baby's experience. we can't present the real thing, but what we present is a duplicate of it in flip form. some of the things that you see in here, the first picture of dorothy with the baby. he was born in a house in omaha, nebraska, in his grandfather's house, charles henry king's house. some of the other interesting features about it is that she records baby's first outings. the very first entry is tax i cab ride. and -- taxi cab ride. it occurred two weeks after his birth. and that was when dorothy king was fleeing leslie lynch king. leslie lynch king proved to be very abusive husband. that abuse began really on the wedding day, through the honeymoon, and extended in

ford asked him if he could help him. the man looked at him and said you're leslie lynch king, jr. he said no, i'm gerald ford, jr. he said, well, you're my son. i'm your father. and i want to take you to lunch. >> c-span city's tour of grand rapids, michigan, saturday at noon eastern c-span 2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on book tv working with cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> back now to the first foreign policy symposium held by are not paul institute for peace and prosperity. this includes four libertarian policy scholars and bloggers speak about their push for less government and better fiscal policy. it's about 50 minutes. >> i know a lot of you want to have dr. paul sign a book for you. fortunately because we did probably squeeze too many speakers in it's slightly difficult. but if you aren't able to get your book signed, you can -- we have 3 by 5 cards and you can write your name in it and put it in the book and put it in the stack over by the books. when dr. paul has a break, he can sign a bunch of them and come pick your book back up. that might be one solution. i apo

i'm gerald ford, jr. he said well, i'm your son, you're my father and i want to take you to lunch working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> now, it's a look at u.s. views on refugees and their treatment. photographers who captured images and refugee communities talk about how their pictures have influenced the public perception, refugees and other migrant communities. gonzalez correspondent for pbs moderates this discussion for center, from last month, this runs about an hour 15 minutes. see, mike work greats. one challenge. first off, thank you for the generous introduction and that run down of my -- some of my bio, appreciate that. and thank you all for coming. it's a beautiful day in southern california. there are many things you can be doing other than hearing a conversation about refugees and photo exhibit. i hope you've all seen the exhibit, which is fantastic, i saw it myself last week. and i come to the photo space as frequently as i can. and i tell every visitor

jerry ford jr.obbed at gunpoint at his front door and is calling for more police patrols in his neighborhood. >>> and a smoking habit hands detectives their smoking gun. nabbing their suspect after he left a cigarette butt with his dna all over it at the scene of the crime. he's under arrest nearly a year before he allegedly -- after he allegedly broke into that home. don't smoke. >>> good advice. thank you, brian. >>> two weeks and 2.5 million phones later. samsung announces the largest worldwide recall in the history of smartphone industry. the reason? dozens of the galaxy note 7 phones spontaneously are bursting into flames, in cars, restaurants, even in the hands of customers. one a 6-year-old little boy. the cyber guy is here with more on this expanding recall. >> worldwide. this is the largest phone recall in world history. good morning to you. we're talking about the samsung galaxy note 7. a phone that you heard of -- remember the timeline. it started back in august. it was the first time we

professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman, herald ford jrrough -- >> go home and go to bed. stay away from us. >> you loved him as a kid and we speak, of course, of chris -- >> let's go to the polls. >> a new nbc newsman key poll shows hillary clinton's lead over donald trump continues to narrow. >> if you are thinking that's a little too close for your comfort, let's go to the next one. >> trump closed the gap by two points since last week. in a four-way match-up, clinton leads by just two points. libertarian candidate, gary johnson maintains 11 points, and in some of the latest polling we are seeing familiar gaps between hillary clinton and donald trump when it comes to gender, race and education. and the poll from yesterday, clinton maintains her lead with female voters in these four states as well. according to "usa today" the biggest swing is among white college educated voters, and a group that voted republican in every election since 1952, and yesterday the poll showed the lead against grads, but in deep red arizona he's up by a singl

stays with us and managing editor of "bloomberg politics" and former democratic congressman herald ford jr board. joe? >> i just want to ask. ambassador burns, let's follow up on mika's very, some would say strident response to last night's forum. do you think a commander in chief named donald trump would be a danger to america's national interest abroad? >> i do. i da. because of his lack, not just his lack of experience but his ignorance of global affairs and his judgment. hesistently made the mistake in the world and vladimir putin and the greatest power differential between the u.s. and russia and china is that we have these alliances. nato and that makes us strong in the world and i was ambassador to nato 15 years ago on 9/11. when we were attacked all the nato allies came to our defense. trump said we don't need them. we don't need them in afghanistan and we don't need them to confront. to me it indicates he's just not equipped to do the job of commander in chief. >> joe? >> richard haass, let me ask you the same question. donald trump, as commander in chief, is that a danger to the

troopers say the driver of a black ford f-150 rear-ended the school bus while trying to pass it on "east dr martin luther king jr boulvard" near gallagher road. the truck and the bus both pulled over, but the man driving the truck took off before authorities arrived. thankfully... no one was hurt. call f-h-p if you know the driver of the truck. bay area veteran will ?finally be laid to rest. nearly 66 ?years after he died fighting in the korean war the remains of army master sergeant "charles brown" junior were found several years after the war, but never identified. they were shipped back to america with other unknown soldier remains. his remains were finally confirmed by d-n-a testing recently... and they were shipped down to sarasota late last week. the burial is this morning at the sarasota national cemetery with ?full military honors. ?ready for the fireworks? we're now just hours away... from the ?first presidential debate beween donald trump and hillary clinton. it's all going down tonight... at hofstra university in new york. and it could be the biggest moment yet... of this race for the white house. it'

f-h-p says the driver of this black ford f-150 rear-ended a school bus while trying to pass it on "east dr martin luther king jr boulvard" near gallagher road. the truck and the bus both pulled over, but the male driver of the truck got out and ran off before authorities one was hurt. if you know the driver, you're asked to call the florida highway patrol. despite an attempt by pasco county deputies to get people to lock their car doors at night... it looks like it is still a problem. the sheriff's office posted this video to their facebook page friday. they say ?23 different cars were broken into on friday morning in a land o' lakes neighborhood. they got surveillance video of two people walking from car to car in the ballantrae subdivision. the two men broke into cars by pulling on handles looking for unlocked doors. they be responsible for another string of car burglaries from september 12 through the 16th. mote marine aquarium hits a huge fundraising goal. the aquarium has surpassed it's 50-million-dollar campaign goal for it's first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign. the campaign will officially end

ford fact checking. fascinating. i think there is a lot of discussion about the skittles story. >> this is not trump jr.'me within the last week or two making a comment that some considered concerning. last week he said something about gas chambers. that made him have to explain what he meant. i think it -- >> he said he meant capital punishment. not the holocaust. >> right. a lot of groups had problems with it. the analogy failed. that is the same thing the skittles company said. the analogy did not work. he did not apologize or walk away from it. he is consistent with his father with the criticism. >> it is interesting. donald trump jr. is further to the extreme. he uses him to get the base and donald trump, the father, is getting closer to the center. and a facebook post from kathleen kennedy townsend. she seemed to indicate that george h.w. bush told her he is voting for hillary clinton. they have a picture here. she visited him in maine yesterday. he said he told her he is voting for hillary. obviously the bush family not fond of donald trump after what he said about jeb bush. the spokesperson for t

ford lineup. plus specially tagged vehicles get another $1000 ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to harry connick, jr., michael phelps, zara larsson right here! [ cheers and applause ] philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- blake shelton, from "the night of," actor michael k. williams, music from blake shelton, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and mary timony. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, it's good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. happy birthday to president obama, who turned 55 today. he made a wish and blew out the candles, but then when he opened his eyes, he was still president.

jr. died at the hospital. >>> and right now the search is on for whomever took 40 guns from a lakeland gunshop. these surveillance pictures show the thieves truck. it is a great ford 150. 30 handguns and 10 semiautomatic rifles. >>> while cleaning up after hermine, people are finding more than just branches and other debris. >>> yeah, coming up next, wildlife experts are coping with an influx of critters in the wake of the storm. what you should do if you find an animal in trouble. >>> and still some scattered storms around this evening, but we're tracking much needed, much drier weather ahead in >>> welcome back. hurricane hermine left many youngsters homeless. we're talking about these guys, the little animals out. there wildlife inc. was swamped with rescue calls after the powerful wind and rain tore through the area. news channel 8 john rogers is at wildlife inc. to show us how many of these animals came in. >> reporter: good evening guys. i want to show look at these cuties. these are baby flying squirrels. they were inundated with calls of injured or orphan animals such as these. they expect more calls could be coming. hurricane hermine left many tiny victim

jr. and joining the conversation, harold ford. >> harold!> chant his name. >> harold! >> that's ridiculous. >> now we have to -- let me try something, okay. i could be like darryl. i'm going to ask him a question and when he starts to answer let's try this. harold, how was your weekend? >> we had a -- >> harold. harold. >> that doesn't fit. >> it's going to be difficult to answer some questions here. >> we've got a lot to get to. why don't we start with the breaking developments out of new jersey. the area around a train station where a suspicious device exploded in early hours of this morning is beginning to return to normal. police on the scene are still very much in the heat of their investigation. the blast happened just before 1:00 a.m. in elizabeth, new jersey, roughly 20 miles from saturday's bombing in new york city. elizabeth's mayor says two men discovered a backpack which had been thrown into a garbage can near the station. they found wires and pipes inside and immediately informed police nearby. the fbi now says there were multip

ford vox, brian stelter, thank you both very much. we will be seeing hillary clinton giving that speech in greensboro momentarily. meantime, donald trump, jr., making a joke about gas chambers when talking about the media coverage of his father. now the trump campaign is blaming -- you guessed it -- the media for the backlash. we'll discuss that. and ivanka trump cuts off an interview after it gets heated. we'll talk about the question that got her agitated next. >>> we're back, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. donald trump, jr., is unhappy with how the media has treated his father's presidential campaign. so much so he went as far as using a holocaust reference in describing how he believes the media is protecting hillary clinton. here he is on talk radio in philadelphia. >> the media has been her number one surrogate in this. without the media this wouldn't even be a contest but the media has built her up. they've let her slide on every indiscrepancy. on every lie, on every dnc game crying to get bernie sanders out of the thing. if republicans were doing that they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now. >> let's begin there, m

ford. america's best-selling brand. ? i'm free, baby!? hurry. get 0% for 72 and $500 labor day cash agged vehicles get another $1000 ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to harry connick, jr., michael phelps, zara larsson right here! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in ne seth meyers." tonight -- blake shelton, from "the night of," actor michael k. williams, music from blake shelton, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and mary timony. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, it's good to hear. in that case, let's get to the obama, who turned 55 today. he made a wish and blew out the candles, but then when he opened his eyes, he was still president. [ laughter ] in honor of president obama's birthday, vice president joe biden tweeted out an image of friendship bra