. >> guy in the hallway, long shirt. >> the undercover apologizes to the anxious john for the delay.> hi. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> good. >> sorry about that. so what's going on? how's disney? >> all day, all day. >> lots of money. >> oh, yeah, it's expensive. just crazy. when you have a kid what are you going to do. >> this divorced disney dad shares his tales of financial woe with the detective. >> spent money major, child support. every time you spend money. >> yeah. >> now you are going to come and spend more money. >> i know. you are really hot. >> oh, thanks. >> you look exactly like your pics. >> i told you i did. >> yeah. >> are you wanting 30 minutes? >> you said you would cut me some quick deal, like 50 or something. >> are you wanting what we talked about like the lollipop or -- >> whatever. whatever you can give because you are really hot. >> stand up. you are not going to cause any problems, are you? >> no. >> put your hands out. >> for what? >> we will explain it all. >> i called an ad for a massage. >> welcome to polk county. i'm grady judd, you are under arre

>> reporter: down the short hallway to the bedrooms shared by the children. >> may i see? >> reporter: halah's older city ala proud to show me her school notebook for geography. >> syria. do you miss home? >> i miss. >> you miss home. where do you sleep? >> here. >> isha i like how you put your hand on your hip. >> reporter: her first sign of confidence. as her older sisters are now testing. walking into high school in america. >> we're going to test them, their english ability. put a line there, that's "p." refugees from the middle east arrive without even fully the ability to write. >> reporter: high school teacher lindsay byrd runs the language institute. >> i'm from afghanistan. >> maria is also from syria -- >> reporter: maria would be a lifeline for those sisters escaped war. in halah's class -- >> say yellow. this one, yellow. say yellow. yellow. red. >> reporter: the disconnect is daunting. >> there were a few mornings that she cried probably for a good hour and a half. new world. but her father still remembers when halah was hurt in syria and there was no help to

they show me their homemade swing in the hallway. the children miss their playground back this is your playground? >> yes. >> reporter: the u.s. state department then tells them they're next. >> on september 6th. you will travel to kansas city, missouri. >> reporter: we watch as it sets in. then a question for us. we show them on a map. kansas city is a beautiful city. it's a beautiful city, and the baseball team, they won the world series. >> reporter: a smile from the son who loves sports. the children. her mother tells us she is sad to leave her friends yet again. >> david muir joins us now. i love that line, the land of chances. he had a chance to talk to one of the refugees who had a question for donald trump that you brought back to the states. >> we interviewed trump in recent days and asked him about syrian refugees. he said, "done, no more, done." those were his words. he said, "we h they're isis related." hillary clinton says she's long been an advocate for stronger vets and her campaign still supports the notion we should

. >> going classroom by classroom, hallway by hallway. >> many telling us that they are grateful but others on social media are venting frustrations thing that they found out about the threat through news reports. they had district spokesperson to said that the primary is the evacuationndic -- and then the notification.>>hen will communite-- met we will communicate as soon as poss if for some reason you are not contacted maybe this is a the front office has your current contact information. >> and cotton this teenage of social media assuming a parent they're coming to pick up their student. >> it took an hour and a half before they clear the school. and they capture these photos as some of these going back to the classrooms but many took their kids home wanting to hug them a little tighter. >> are you can think of is just going back and grabbing your kids. just to make sure they are okay. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with clearwater police and still, no suspects. >>> we have learned that a driver who looked away from the road for a second sparked this for car pileup. and, it

. >> still ahead, a fight breaks out in a high school hallway. >> only one of the people involved was a student. why a teenager is the only one being punished this morning. suspect who headed straight for an officer at full speed. but first, let's take a live look at doppler 12 radar. you can see all of the rain moving right toward us in southeast wisconsin. sally severson is tracking the showers moving our way. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. not for seniors. >> i am keeping an eye to the sky this morning, rain and storms are approaching. now edging into fond du lac and damage the biggest hazards will be locally heavy rainfall and flooding. he

took off, was tired, found a hallway to sleep in. and it sort of goes to his >> reporter: forces tell abc news rahami is not cooperating, initially failing to even give his name. tonight they're searching his home. sources telling abc news police have found evidence of bomb-making. >> based on the information we have now, we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. >> reporter: they say there's no evidence rahami is part of a terror cell but they are dissecting rahami's life online, they say to make sure he was acting alone. police hope they have their man, for "nightline," i'm pierre thomas in washington. >> our thanks to pierre thomas for that report. >>> up next, whoopi goldberg takes us inside the lives of transgender fashion models. >>> later, robin roberts is in the kitchen with both chef currys. econds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try duo fusion. hold onto your forks. endless shrimp is back at red lobster. that means you get to try as much as you want... ...of whatever fla

. >> still ahead, a fight breaks out in a high school hallway. >> only one of the people involved was a student. why a teenager is the only one being punished this morning. >> caught on dashcam, the suspect who headed straight for an officer at full speed. but first, let's take a live look at doppler 12 radar. this is the rain sal has been telling us about. we have a team tracking the storms in your neighborhood. get a look at the lightning. the storms are easing in after pounding fond du lac and dodge counties this morning. we have a live camera in the background and pay attention and you will see the lightning. hail is associated with these storms. mid-morning the rain is taking a break and spotty storms around the noon hour and many will be dry and rain and storms this afternoon. here is a look, the heavy rain in the arc of thunderstorms stretching from sheboygan to parts of northwest illinois. associated with the round are the heavy rains and lightning and the winds. it is moving quickly to to east, southeast. we are shift to the south coming into waukesha, milwaukee county will b

through the hallways with these women, and they-- i'm obviously tall and i'm a pretty fast walker. but they navigate those hallways in heels like nobody i've ever seen, and i was practically having to jog to catch up with them. and it was something we wanted to establish in the movie to see naomi as this very powerful woman striding through the hallways there their heels. when i'm aibility of a-- i'm a bit of a heel wimp, and i slip week of shooting, went up like a banana-- like i slipped on a panana peel, came down on top of my left foot, totally landed on top of my left took, thought it was broken. out of a 24-day shoot-- it wasn't broken, everything was fine. but i had to wear a cast, a boot, and air cast so they shot me knees up for 14 days of a 24-day shoot. >> stephen: are you wearing a cast in that scene? we're seeing you sitting down. >> i think it was two days and they had gotten all of these established shots of me walking so they actually got it, but i had to learn how to adjust my gate so i wasn't galumping around like that. >> stephen: what do these women say what it's

the other hallway there's water coming in.right as they're ready to die they seem every bit the brothers lift themselves up. as they reached down, a wall of flame shoots down the hallway and kills their rescuers. they make it to the deck. the nazi titanic is a big it's rolling over. it's bigger than the baltic is deep where it is. so it never truly sing spectacles most of the way over, like a beached whale, have exposed. the brothers shimmy across the deck to the bottom. the fire is raging inside. the bottom of the steel deck is now breaking people alive. baruch assess ongoing in the water. joseph says i'll take my chances. together brotherly hugs and goodbyes. barrett goes down, swims. joseph states on board. anarchistic up b by a german fishermen there is bigger by a german fishermen would never give in history because he is afraid of the nazis. he takes them ashore into a bakery. there's no food but he wraps up and a burlap sack and lights the fire of the of an iraqi and it's the warmth of the fight to keep them alive in th

so here we are in the main hallway at arlington house. the center hall was designed to impress. remembering that george washington wanted this house to be a memorial to george washington. he had the house designed to be like a gallery, to be very monumental, to impress what he thought would be some of the most important people of the country who would visit. and over the years, presidents, congressmen, and senators would visit him here at arlington house to learn more about george washington. the original architect of the mansion was a man named george hadfield, whom george washington personally invited to america from england to do design work on the nation's capitol, the capitol building. so george hadfield was one of the most prominent architects of his day, so this house has a great history in architecture in the history of this country, as well. it's not just because of people who lived here and the events that took place here, but the structure itself had great meaning. and it's one of those places -- sometimes a historic house or a structure takes on a meaning because of

he was found sleeping in a hallway hallway of a bar in linda, new jersey when the bartender discovered him and alerted police he opened fire. take a look at this powerful video shot by facebook user mike -- he was driving by the scene of the shooting and actually captured the gunshots live on his smart phone. [inaudible] >> there's a shell casing here the street, i'm not a spurt with what just happened but quite a coincidence. >> the resident kristin alvarez caught the moment where he was wheeled into the ambience. an injury to his right arm. he was taken away to university to university medical center in newark. the police got there guy, but unfortunately [inaudible] skate. lyndon please captain said three police officers were taken to the hospital. one was hit in his a bulletproof vest in the chest. one was hit by shrapnel in his head and another had high blood pressure was taken of her trauma. >> i commend law-enforcement. they were very quick to get people in custody on this. what is the scene like where you are, because it seems like people are just going about their business look

. >> having him in a allowed to walk down the hallway? he turned and said you can walk dunn any hallway you want and he's been a wealths of information. >> catch kiefer when designated survivor premieres september 21st on abc. >> coming up, $60 million singer jason aldean new country >> do we expect anything with you and brittany. >> blake shelton channeling miley cyrus. >> la, da, dee, da, dee. >> eat the world with emeril lagasse. the famed chef going on a globe-trotting foodie tour. streaming exclusively on amazon prime starting tomorrow. >> how do you spell entertainment? ? ? ? >> the next generation of entertainment news -- >> is here. >> "extra". >> only one show is your ultimate source for emmy award-winning entertainment news. >> extra, extra. >> dude, we have something in common. we're emmy winners. >> cheers. >>> next "extra," usher, mario, one-on-one in the ring. >>> well, mario, was there a social media uproar when country stars favorite blake shelton and jason aldean didn't get nominated for this year's cma awards. >> these g

and wiggle as they walk down the hallways. >> reporter: they went through rigorous teacher and kid training. shoelaces must be tied. >> that way you don't step on it. >> reporter: that wod be bad. >> yeah. you would get yourself hurt. >> reporter: there have be no injuries. only pleas. >> how do we get more? we're willing and we'll give it our best. >> reporter: in other words, she'll keep the balls rolling. for "nightly business repor i' diana olick in arlington, virginia. >> gives new meaning to the thought that kids are bouncing off the walls in my classroom. that's in my hometown, way to go arlington. >> that will do it for us for this friday. i'm sue herera. thanks for joius. >> i'm tyler mathisen. thanks from me as well. have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see you hear for a bouncy gwen: she calls him a loose cannon. he calls her disrespectful. in between, hillary clinton and donald trump talk the economy, childcare and each other's health. another dizzying week in politics tonight on "washington week." >> the next 53 days will shape the next 50 years. >> it's time to free ourselve

we have to make some changes so our all-gender restroom is clearly accessible to the hallway. finally, your parents are a tremendous resource. i have learned so much from our parents when it comes, regardless of the topic, whether it is asthma or bisexuality. the parents teach me so much about how to advocate for our children. if you don't have a regular way to communicate with your parents, figure out how you can and don't be afraid to answer the phone calls. if they call screaming, just listen and wait and continue the conversation. there are so many nuggets in there. they are the expert for their kid. they can help you influence both the lives o their kid during the school day and also the other students in your school. >> a couple of questions from the back. >> we know some students -- do you have any thoughts on how to support that student while maintaining some of the privacy around their situation? >> question, first of all. thank you for seeing me yesterday. that is complicated. we have a lot of people in my gender sexuality alliance that north out at home. when they a

. >>> you are watching a zpunt a teacher fighting in a school hallway. first started flying yesterday while other teenagers watched. >> tonight a boy is facing charges while students are rallying behind the teacher involved. nbc 10 steve jones reports from lincoln high school in philadelphia. >>> a teacher was pufrmged in the face, and then he squares up with the student. >> the fellow student caught the whole thing on cell phone. >> reporter: a 44-year-old teacher on the right and the student on the left. both with their hands up. students helplessly watched the violence monday. the 16-year-old kept swinging. sophomore ranisha little was down the hall. >> they got in the hallway, and he -- they just started fighting. >> a student being late and then throwing punches at the teacher. students -- >> it's outrageous because of the simple fact that the video was on them for two minutes straight, but ain't nobody break it up. >> eventually the fighting stopped. it's not clear who said what or whether the teacher threw any punches. but it's clear most students

a notebook the browns game to like certainly that it didn't, just found out in the hallway. he's a season ticket for something this way for going to befth doing that. so we will be doing that the haig. if you aree found him appear to miss -- the bridge will be closed for m is until ten on saturday mornin and then a conjecture with the search is condition of the last rainw i said he gets up t night. this is angh and you short east fife one 40th and no problems all lot of express way. back to you. chart told the washington post he was not ready to say anything. in the passages crowdwd -- jumper himself as the front be addressed his past that is something that by hillary clinton campaign is going on him to apologize for. >> where was president board. >> he still wouldn't say how way. >> he still wouldn't say america. president. >> violence erupted about department store justice rush arms getting underway. the suspect is in critical condition at the time. off-duty police officers also hospital's official wound. officers tried to subdue them tasere before that shooting. >> it too

story for what they heard at the scene.oo >> we're did you should event but they did not find in the hallway b to saying it was self-defense.sa but there was blood or anything. they arresteded the woman.om remember all the top self-defense casese she lit was later indicted for aggravated murder how do they get to that piece of physique didn't expecte thatxp them to die. he investigation didn't end the spurs questions. >> investigators took a look also at how did he get shot in the house no blood fromt i didd notid happen away. the house h outside and it shows that she shot the man outside as he walked away.ho shortly after the shooting loved ones. the scenertlhe she tried to exn why this happened she shot an old friend that she dated sleepe she ended up playing guilty to voluntary manslaughter got sentenceingto to 13 years the by camera video giving us a look tt with police they prefer they have it all figured out.u ed gallek,t. fox 8 i team. prosecutors say the woman's brother also pleaded guilty to shocking official business for lying to put he was sentenced to probation.ut i can reveal a

and my father would just wait in the hallway until that student felt it was time to open the door and was ready, and so on and so forth, he was incredibly respectful of other people. he was lovely. >> seth: he would have made a terrible police officer. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. but he wasn't a police officer. >> seth: that's right. that works out good. >> it worked out really well. >> seth: i can't tell you, i always love having you here. and you have to come back soon. and it's just such a pleasure. >> thank you. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. 10:00 p.m. here on nbc. we'll be right back with jordana brewster. ? [ applause ] i struggle with bipolar depression, and it's hard. ? it's difficult to see someone you love struggle. i miss out on life's little moments. there are many forms of depression. latuda is fda approved to treat bipolar depression, which is different from other types of depression. in clinical studies, once-a-day latuda was proven effective for many people struggling with bipolar depression. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood

. >> the spots in the hallway and doorway to the hallway, investigators say the man shot two correctionalicers and tried to hide. deputies caught him and booked him and the district attorney plans to file charges this week. >> based on the preliminary reports and briefings have i received, i am fairly certain that we'll be filing some significant charges. >> 350 correctional officers supervised inmates at the jail. they're unarmed with nothing separating them from walking into the lobby. she tells me it's undetermined how long they'll be stationed like this. and to the north, still unprotected. there are deputies who can quickly respond to threats. any other county jails in the valley look different. thick glass separates the public from staff at king's county jail. the sheriff says she's considering changes but focus is on the two. the sheriff's office is getting support in the form of food, cash or comfort across the country including the da herself. >> they went there to let them know how much we appreciate the service they provide. >> both presidential candidates spoke with members of