his family says he passed away peacefully nbc's harry smith with a look back. ? there is no life i know to compare with your imagination ? >> reporter: gene wilder was an unlikely leading man, sweet, hill larrious. >> you've got to remember that these aren't just simple farmers, these are people of the land. >> reporter: and through a span of several decades, he starred in big and small and brought to the screen performances that were unforgettable. >> it's alive! it's alive! >> reporter: from series of buddy movies including "silver streak." and while it was a failure at the boxes office. the role wilder was most identified with and beloved for was willy wonka. >> we are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams. >> reporter: after his third wife gilda radner lost her battle with cancer, wilder was a pillar of the gilda's club. wilder who knew he wanted to be an actor from childhood, he said i like the show, but i don't like the business. >> don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted? >> what happened? >> he lived

harry smith, nbc news, spur, texas. >>> that's going to do it for us on a thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for >>> how is she bigotted? >> she's selling them down the tubes. because she's not doing anything for those communities. >> dark disturbing, sinister, in the start, donald trump has built his campaign on and paranoia. >> the candidates digging a grand canyon sized racial divide as the personal attacks get uglier. >> who killed two catholic nuns? police are searching for clues. >> over 900 aftershocks have hampered rescue crews and then to some good and bad news for ryan lochte. and jimmy fallon as donald trump hilarious duet. >> a nasty day of campaigning as donald trump matches hillary clinton's fire with fire. >> she's a bigot because you look at what's happening to the inner cities, you look at what's happening to african americans and hispanics in this country where she talks all the time. >> bigotted >> she's selling them down the tubes. she talks a good game. >> so she has hatred or -- >> the policies are bigotted. >> you'r

harry smith, great to see you, sir.ight another life well lived, the son of cleveland steve latourette ran for congress in 1994 as a career as a public defender and county prosecutor. he won, riding into washington on the republican wave that fall. he was known for whit and mastery of congressional rules. he once enlisted dave berry to help him write a floor speech. >> as a lawyer i'm the last person to suggest that everybody in my profession is a money grubber. in fact, the actual percentage is about 73%. of course, mr. speaker, i'm just pulling your honorable leg. the vast majority of lawyers are responsible professionals are, as well as in many ways human beings. >> he was a moderate republican and vocal critic of the tea party forming a super pac to fight the group's agenda. he retired after serving nine terms siting gridlock. john boehner called him one of the most honest and loyal souls i have ever had the privilege of knowing. congressman steve latourette died on wednesday of pancreatic cancer leaving behind his

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>> harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> and how we loved him. that will do it for us on a monday night, i'm savannah guthrie in for lester, i'll see >> now at 7 an arsenal of weapons uncovered in holiston the homeowner accused of making disturbing threats. >> anchor: a crane gives way in rhode island. >> reporter: a hot summer like day for us again. as september arrives so does a fall like pants down. that's what police say landed an uber in court. >> anchor: and a man atee on the cape. >> anchor: a strange sighting. >> anchor: where and when this creature was spotted. >> anchor: first at 7 workers dangling and in danger. that bucket suspended high above the water creating a scary situation. >> anchor: only imagine there. rescue teams jumping in action

>> he lived happily ever after. >> harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> and how we loved him. >>> thatl do it for us on a monday night, i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. i'll see you tomorrow on "today." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. trying to move on from cn kapernicks's protest. but tonight -- pressure for the 49ers quartyerback to >>> try to move on from colin paper nick's protest, but tonight pressure for the 49er's quarterback to aprol jies. the news at 6:00 starts now. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. colin kaepernick has attention of the nate and local bay area police officers. tonight a swift response. a san francisco police officers soshs is demanding an apology from kaepernick. it's angry, not at the quarterback's choice to sit during the national anthem, but they say the reason he is doing it. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live outside the stadium. >> reporter: yes, today the san francisco's police officer's association was so upset about the comments he made about police officers that today the presiden

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ever after. >> harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> and how we loved him. that will do it for us on a monday night, i'm savannah guthrie in for lester, i'll see >> this is breaking news now. >> shannon: coming from menomonee falls where a 2-year-old boy drowned in a pool. it happened this afternoon. the boy was fou his father. the boy's death appears to be accidental. >> steve: right now at 6:00 a robbery interrupted. kenosha police say the man was shot after he went into his neighbor's home to lend them a vacuum. i'm charles benson. >> shannon: i'm shannon sims. the shooting happened last week. the victim died saturday. >> charles: ricky is in kenosha >> reporter: kenosha police say they are considering this suspect armed and dangerous. we know the suspect is a man. we want to give you another look at the photo that kenosha police released. it shows a blue car seen in the area, shortly after the crime happened. they're considering it right now, just a vehicle of interest. but they are hoping that if anybody else caught this car on surveillance video they w

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harry smith, nbc news, spur, texas. >>> that's going to do it for us on a thursday night. news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> epipens are used to save lives but the cost has been rising so much, some can't afford them anymore. >>> the life of serial killer jeffrey dahmer is on the big screen today. >>> we are keeping an eye out will have details in the forecast. >>> well this was yesterday, around this time significant tornadoes caught on camera as they touched down in western ohio. you can see a funnel cloud tear through outbuildings have been -- barns and out buildings have been heavily . night story is what? >>> well, last night we were dealing with ef-3 tornadoes ripping through indiana and western ohio. tonight we are just kind of in wait and see mode. still unfortunately. we are still ahead of the cold front. can you see where it's painted from saginaw back to chicago and points farther south.

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harry smith, nbc news, spur, texas. >>> that's going to do it for us on a news, thank you for watching, and good >> now at 7 a massive fire rips through half a dozen homes. tonight the investigation into what city leaders are calling a problem property. >> anchor: new bedford police arrest 15 people after dies in the streets. >> reporter: plus horizon will it last the weekend. >> anchor: police officers stepping up to help save man's best friend after an overnight shooting in dorchester. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: we start at 7 with breaking news. rio police are charging ryan lochte with making false robbery reports. this comes after a bathroom vandalism case. >> anchor: authorities in rio

harry smith. kaepernick has said the two were close but dr. rds did not advise him on this protest. in previous interview dr. edwards did share his thoughts about smith and carlos. >> and to make that demonstration in the face of all of that danger, re-crim nation, to me was one of the most courageous, committed acts. >> reporter: we should add and you might recall all of these agent leigh leets were vil fiif at the time of their process but now honored for speaking their minds. they have a sta tut representing their political stand on the san jose campus. robinson in his autobiography described his memory of the 14947 world series. he said he felt like a black man in a white world saying, quote, i cannot stand and sing the anthem. i cannot salute the flag. we'll continue to track the kaepernick protest on our dig nal platforms. you can join the conversation on our nbc bay area facebook page. >> donald trump is weighing in on the national anthem protest after kaepernick mentioned trump in his lengthy statement yesterday. on a radio show this af

here's nbc harry smith with a look at his amazing career. there's no life i know to compare with pure imagination. gene wilder was an unlikely leading man. gentle, sweet, hilarious. >> you got to remember that these are just simple farmers. you know. he starred in movies big and small. this is it. and brought to the screen performances that were unforgettable. >> it's alive. it's alive. from young frankenstein to blazing saddles, magic in mel brookes movie. equally harris with richard prior in series of buddy movies including "silver streak." while a failure at the box office most belowed for is willie wonka. we are the music makers and the dreamer of the dream. battle with cancer. he was supporter of the cancer group. he knew he wanted to be an actor from childhood said i like the show but it don't like the business. don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he always wanted >> what happened? >> he lived happily ever after. >> one of your favorites. or one thing i like about it too he brings an edge to that role as w

. >> reporter: harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> takes me back to my childhood. >> it's quite emotional grew up watching a lot of his movies. it was very innocent. it was one of the only things my parents allowed us to watch at a young age. richard prior as well. the train moving was triggering my memory. silver streak, stir crazy. >> i didn't see many movies of his. it's all this chaos and then there's somebody on the train that's done something and they dress up and running around. it's brilliant, innocent fun. >> really had a big impact on you. >> it did. because i wasn't allowed to watch anything else. just a couple movies. >>> the european commission will today demand that apple pays over a billion euros to the irish government after getting illegal state aide from dublin. unveiling the find at midday in brussels. the decision already faces criticism. the u.s. treasury says the ruling threatens attempts to stamp out tax avoidance. >> good morning, neil. >> good morning. what do you think is going to happen with regards to the precedent this could set if -- we're expecting to see a

harry smith, of "independent television news," reports. >> reporter: the authorities say they were smallons from improvised devices, but still deadly in their impact. some filled with ball bearingsin and other shrapnel designed to cause maximum casualties. many set off were nearly as busy with tourists at times when thet might have been out enjoying the night life. the blasts also coincided with the national holiday to celebrate the birthday of thailand's queen.ai the object was to hit theth country's tourist trade. it made an immediate impact. >> i couldn't believe it. i felt sick. i was absolutely speechless. i just don't know how to feel.ho i thought like that i was going to come to this place and feel safe. >> i mean it's astonishing what's happening in little hua hin. it's a place where tourism, and especially this weekend with the queen's birthday, it's supposed to be a place for celebration. >> reporter: perhaps to reassure the thousands who visit thailane each year, police were quick to insist this was not an attack connected to any global terror network.k. insisting instead it w

harris: amy kellogg. thank you very much. ♪ sandra: this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. today, harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis is here. radio talk show host meghan mccain, and today's #oneluckyguy, the senior writer for "the weekly standard," stephen hayes is here and he is outnumbered. good to have you on a busy day. >> good to be back. lots of news. sandra: we'll get right to it. if you were a private citizen or worked outside the government and met with hillary clinton during her time at the state department, the chances are good that you donated to her family charity. that is the stunning conclusion according to a new report from the associated press. the folks at ap finding more than half of the people from private interests who met with clinton while she was serving as america's top diplomat coughed super russ dough to the clinton foundation. the reaction from republicans, furious. rnc chair reince priebus like donald trump the stay before calling for a special prosecutor to look at the appearance of pay to play. the go

smith. here today, harris faulkner, democratic strategist holyrood in ski.fy and hashtag one lucky guy, political editor by benson is here and he is outnumbered and it is a big political newsday or sure. >> good day to be here, thanks for having me. >> it's a good day to have you.

♪ sandra: this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith, here today harris faulkner, host of kennedy on foxs, kennedy, co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, ambassador john bolton is here, and he is "outnumbered," and i think we might have given away you're one of our favorites. >> this is my favorite show on all of fox news. now i probably will never be on another one. [laughter] harris: even if it's not actually true, we're taking it. sandra: very good to have you, sir. let's get star

smith. here today, harris faulkner, democratic strategist holyrood in ski. rachel campos duffy and hashtag one lucky guy, political editor by benson is here and he is outnumbered and it is a big political newsday or sure. >> good day to be here, thanks for having me. >> it's a good day to have you. a lot expected to happen in this hour. we begin with donald trump's prize meeting with mexico's leader. expected later this hour, mister trumps first foreign trip as the republican presidential nominee. this comes out of what his campaign is calling a historic speech tonight in arizona after a week of speculation that he may be softening his hard-line position on immigration. running mate mike pence in a preview of what we can expect tonight tells fox news the candidate is not backing down. >> you should get ready for more of the same. the same principles that donald trump put the issue of illegal immigration at the center of national debate, now more than a year are going to be articulated again today. he's going to lay out a firm commitment to border security, t

smith. here today, harris faulkner, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy, also from fbn, co-host of "afterhe bell," melissa francis. today's #oneluckyguy, we are so glad to have back on the couch, the chairman of the house oversight committee and congressman from the great state of utah, jason chaffetz is here and he is outnumbered. good to have you to kick off the week. >> this is feisty group. if you could hear or see what goes on the couch? harris: no, no. sometimes they can. sometimes we'll accidentally lean on a phone and periscope. sandra: what happens on the couch stays on the couch. kennedy: including self-tanner. harris: i would not know about that. sandra: the countdown is on, fewer than 80 days from now, republican presidential nominee donald trump continuing to stay on message. he stuck to the teleprompter at rally in virginia. watch? >> crime will do -- go down and law and order will be restored to the united states of america. we're going to put our american workers first. we're going to put our people first. the gop is the party of abraham lincoln. and i want our party to be

harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith. host of kennedy, on fox business, kennedy. national review reporter, katherine timpf. #oneluckyguy and host of "after the bell" and "forbes on fox," david asman. it was supposed to be a joint news conference with the prime minister on a landmark trade deal. you heard him talking about it. pp. president obama taking a detour from the international trade to presidential politics. when asked if donald trump is ready to assume the highest office in the land in the wake of recent controversial statements involving the gop nominee, here's what president obama said. >> yes, i think republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week and he keeps on proving it. the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, and in asia, means that he is woefully unprepared to do this job. >> and then president obama went on to say that trump's controversial remarks are not just a one-time thing. >> this isn't a situation where you have an epsoddic gaffe. this is daily. a

harris faulkner. here today is sandra smith. co-host of "kennedy," fox business, kennedy herself. co-host of after the the bell, melissa francis and host of the greg gutfeld show, greg gutfeld. i'm here but not by hologram. harris: i'm glad you're actually here. welcome back. thank you. a few days off, ready to role. >> enjoying new jersey. harris: staycation. we'll move on. donald trump is scheduled to speak in just a little while in the battleground state of ohio. a campaign spokesperson says he will detail his three pillars of fighting terrorism, forming new alliances with nations willing to fight isis, moving away from nation-building and tightening immigration from countries with a heavy terror footprint. trump's foreign policy advisor walid phares spoke earlier what we can expect from the speech. the speech will counter what he says president obama and hillary clinton have been avoiding when it comes to talking about isis and taking them out. >> what the speech of this afternoon is going to do is to elevate basically the level of this debate to strategic level. that would for

♪ sandra: this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith, here today harris faulkner, host of kennedy on foxusiness, kennedy, co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, ambassador john bolton is here, and he is "outnumbered," and i think we might have given away you're one of our favorites. >> this is my favorite show on all of fox news. now i probably will never be on another one. [laughter] harris: even if it's not actually true, we're taking it. sandra: very good to have you, sir. let's get started. we begin with presidential politics and the emerging battle over minority voters. donald trump meeting with latino and african-american activists in new york city today as he ramps up his outreach to minorities. this as the gop nominee is vowing to give hispanics and blacks a better future than hillary clinton can promise. listen. >> hispanic citizens have been suffering under this president too. since president obama came into office, another two million hispanics have joined the ranks of those in poverty. two mi

smith. here today, harris faulkner, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy, also from fbn, co-host of "afteray's #oneluckyguy, we are so glad to have back on the couch, the chairman of the house oversight committee and congressman from the great state of utah, jason chaffetz is here and he is outnumbered. good to have you to kick off the week. >> this is feisty group. if you could hear or see what goes on the couch? harris: no, no. sometimes they can. sometimes we'l

i'm harris faulkner in for shepa shepard smith. fox news has confirmed some of the biggest names inside the gop are hoping to meet with trump and convince him and his campaign that it's in crisis. among those behind the push the head of the national republican committee reince priebus, giuliani, and newt gingrich. it comes during a tough time. polls show him trailing hillary clinton. and yesterday refusing to endorse house speaker paul ryan and john mccain. he says he's not quite there now. now publicly switching sides. the republican congressman richard hanna of trump's home state announced he would vote for hillary clinton calling him unfit. a former supporter of chris christie said she too will be voting for hillary clinton. and a leader for jeb bush said she would be leaving the leaders. >> he has not made the transition to being the potential of the united states which is a much tougher league. people are going to watch you every single day and take everything they can out of context and he's not yet performing at the level th

harry truman later said to her, mrs. smith, your declaration of conscience was one of the finest things that's happened here in washington in all my years in the senate and in the white house. as should be appreciated, too, there is here and rightfully an enduring pride that comes with serving one's country, of navigating with skill and good intentions and to good effect within this political institution. congressman barbara jordan once put if proudly, i am neither a black politician nor a woman politician. just a politician. a professional politician. my friend senator patrick leahy of vermont while standing outside the capitol on 9/11 said to himself, lord, let us get back in there. we had to say to the american people that we were here including our loyal and brave staff. we have an old expression about those who have departed the scene. gone but not forgotten. if not forgotten, they're not gone. think about those who passed through these very doors. think of the turning points in our history that have taken place here, rig

smith who got married yesterday to jewels harris. he got married in his home state of new jersey. he posted a photo on instagram saying glad to be there to celebrate your special day. >> it is amazing. all that and he is wearing a shi >> the best performance by a mercedes-benz. and take a look at this. the russian failed a drug test and banned but allowed to compete when the decision was overturned. these two have been pointing the finger at each other. well, lilly king got the best of her by winning the gold in the finals. great emotion. a take-back moment. she says it shows you can compete clean and still win >>> time now for the biggest winners and biggest losers today in sports. just winners today. this sport would be too dangerous for the olympics. this is a great gymnast but i don't see this in future olympics. this is the 18-year-old, first person to le across this. watch this. the landmark is called the ghost form. look at that. if you lose at this sport you fall 1,100 feet. he did have a hope for safety. for safety. i don't know how good it is going to be. he admits his m

harry truman liked to call cow fever. he liked him even less than stevenson. >> richard norton smith, norton minnow, harry truman in '52 andisiveness, for his ability to make big decisions, and to commit the united states and the cold war. but the fact is at the time he was a very unpopular president. the korean war was an unpopular war. he had fired douglas macarthur which again today, basically there is a consensus he did the right thing for the right reason, but at great political cost. harry truman -- and harry truman had been in power seven years. and he had decided seven years was enough. he had the power to prevent cow fever from becoming the nominee. he probably had the power to make adlai stevenson from being the nominee. with the power came the dead weight of the truman administration. my sense is that truman and stevenson's relationship never quite recovered from that fact. >> i think it was worse than that. there was another factor. there had been a lot of corruption in the democratic party. there had been a scandal with one of president truman's assistants. and there had been -- it was not a happy things to be

. >>> i'm harris faulk any in today for shepard smith. donald trump is set to meet with hispanic leaders behind closed doors today at the trump international hotel in las vegas. they're expected to talk about immigration as critics from all platecall cal views are take trump has been sending mixed messages on the issue. trump in his campaign had called for kicking out the estimate 11 million illegal immigrants but during a town hall this week, trump said he was open to softening his plan, and he said he may allow some immigrants to stay even if they don't have -- if they do not have, i should say, criminal records, and if they pay back their taxes. then trump said this last night we're going to deport many people, many, maybe people -- >> the vast majority of the 11 million -- >> we dent to yet. we'll find out who they are. we have crime -- >> if they haven't committed a crime, is there a path to -- >> no, not a path to -- no path to legalization. >> talking about -- >> -- unless people leave the country, when they come back in, they've c

i'm harris falkner filling in for shepard myth on "shepard smith reporting" and this has been the breaking news story. like i said for about 45 minutes. she big -- the big question is what happens to ryan lochte and the other swimmers. ryan lochte has come back to the united states. they have -- in custody, guess for lack of better word, they have kept under wraps a couple of the swimmers they wanted to talk to in this whole thing. so all started with a made-up story according to the re0ow police chief about ryan lochte and einto i other swimmers being robbed. the said that never happened and their investigation has shown that one of the swimmers turned on the other three to say they were lying and that at the heart of this, quote, was an extremely drunking ryan lochte who, accord ago to this police chief, did most of the vandalism or violence at a gas station. this story has a lot of chapters and it's not even over yesterday. our live feed has frozen. meanwhile, let's talk to steve harrigan who is live in rio. so, if you're a swimmer and you just got an bunch of gold medals this is what t

i'm sandra smith, here today, there she is, harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell" on fox businessmelissa francis is here. gop strategist and "washington examiner" and contributor, lisa booth. today's #oneluckyguy, house homeland security committee member and 12-term new york congressman peter king is here and "outnumbered." good to have you, sir. >> great to be harris: so glad to have your expertise on the couch. >> good to be here. sandra: obama administration sent 15 gitmo detainees to united arab emirates. a drop from the 242 men held there when president obama took office. group of detainees took place, made up of 12 yemenis and three afghan nationals. several media outlets saying former bodyguard to usama bin laden is among them. fox news has not independently verified that. much of the prison population is significantly cut, but still short of president obama's long-time goal of shutting down gitmo completely. donald trump says keeping facility open is part of his plan to combat terror. watch. >> we will also keep open guantanamo bay and place renewed emphasis on human intel