but feinstein said the picture of the depiction of an attack on hilary clinton is disgusting. e of us should be appalled by the dangerous messagemessages demeaning not oy secretary clinton but all women. >>> there are reports of wire topping. paul man forbefore and after the election. word is some of the communications sparked concern that mannford had encouraged russians to help with the campaign. >>> the man charged with overseeing the investigation into russian interference made an appearance tonight. rod roizen stein from philadelphia spoke at the national constitution center in observe ennobservance of "actio. he spoke generally about the importance of the rule of law in the united states. >>> toys"r"us is on the verge of bankruptcy according to the wall street journal, bloomberg and others. going into the all important shopping season, some toy makers might not ship products unless toys"r"us can pay on delivery. they lost $164 million first quarter of this year and are saddled with debt. >>> earthquake for hurricane relief, the reverend paul earthquake moore is leading th

he insists it was a chance to hear about hilary clinton's qualifications. he said he did not ca lude with are yorussia to hurt clinton's campaign. >> trump yesterday stunned republicans by agreeing with schumer and pelosi to continue funding the government for three plonts. >months. >> charlie dent from lehigh valley has decided not to run for election next year. he is a member of the republican moderate league. he called polarization that leads to disfunction on capitol hill. >> it is as much a part of south philadelphia as cheese steaks but someone has sued to stop people from parking on the median on south street. the judge put the brakes on the suit, dismissing with prejudice, meaning it can't be refiled. it is not known why the judge made the decision. it is technically against the law but the police rarely issue tickets. the one and a half mile strip holds 200 cars. >> mayor kenney and other dignities celebrated philadelphia as a heritage city. the event was held tonight at the crystal tearoom in central city. keynote speaker, journalist jake taffer.

>> hilary clinton talked to stephen colbert about her book on losing the election. >>> good morning.aling with maria right now over the tropics. this is a powerful category 5 storm. 160 mile per hour winds, but the wind gusts, are you ready for this, 215 mile per hour wind gusts. a mighty storm right now. you already see those outer rain bands around the puerto rico area and also around these islands. we've got temperatures in the 60s and 70s to start. we are going to see those high temperatures today right around 88 degrees so going to be a warm and toasty right around 85 friday as fall begins. ellen. >> all right. i cleared out that kit kat. >> let me ask you a question earlier. my mouth was completely filled with kit kat. >>> this morning if you are on the roads, we just have some construction. we had wires down on route 50 so if you are here, construction there 50 westbound by church road is where we are having reports of wires down. i do have a traffic camera right on 15. not a lot of people out there yet. doesn't look too bad. also, if you are out on the west side of the beltwa

retweeting this doctored video appearing to show trump hitting a golf ball into hilary clinton's back, causing her to fall, from an account that has posted antisemitic comments in the past. tonight, no comment from the white house. trump also tweeting about his call with south korea's president on north korea's recent missile launch. asked him how rocket man is doing. long lines forming in north korea. too bad! the two leaders will meet at the u.n., which trump has called, talk and have a good time. trump known for his america first platform is calling for significant reform at the u.n., which advocates a world first agenda. the u.s. bankrolls 25% of the u.n.'s budget. trump wants that slashed. as the president prepares to address 193 nations, top on the agenda, how to handle north korea's series of missile launches. and that nuclear test, its biggest yet. >> so you are saying that if he doesn't give up his nuclear weapons the president will strike? >> he's been very clear about that, all options are on the table. >> rpeorter: the paris climate agreement is also expected to be discuss

tonight on the late show, stephen colbert welcomed hillary clinton and from what we've seen so far, it's not all serious. >> hey, everybody, join me, hilary rodham clinton about her any new book, and drink some chardonnay. >> i'm ready. >> yeah, we'll find out if they really crack open a bottle tonight after we wrap up the news. >>> so, they are digging in to your trash, dining on your leftovers, dc said it's seeing more of these bad neighbors than usual. calls to get rid of rats and mice are up. we sent whitney meyer on rodent patrol. >> reporter: more than 600 dc government, who's main job is to handle rodent problems. we set out to find out which neighborhoods are filing the most complaints. district officials blames the rodent problems on two factors, warmer winters and you. more people means more trash and when it's not stored correctly, the rodents reap the rewards. a dc data map shows where one, two, and four mostly along the 16th street corridor are calling in reports the most. in columbia heights, geo-joseph -- josephine sees them many times. >> they comum and play like the the kids. >> reporter: another hotspot, the lincoln park

hilarious. >> an excerpt from hillary clinton's new book due out next week that's driving everybody crazy.t's called "what happened." we got that clip from her audio book exclusively tonight. you can head over to maddow.com maddow blog.com and take another listen. we're creeping up on one year since the presidential election. we haven't heard much from hillary clinton since the election besides what's trickling out from this new book that as i said is driving everybody nuts. next week we're going to get a chance to get some of at least my questions answered because hillary clinton is going to be here live on the show a week from tonight. secretary clinton decided to do one of her first interviews with us live in the studio thursday of next week. i'm already studying. we'll be right back. dad: molly, can you please take out the trash? (sigh) ( ♪ ) dad: molly! trash! ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) mom: hey, molly? it's time to go! (bell ringing) class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. who would like to read? ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's runni

hilarious. >> an excerpt from hillary clinton's new book due out next week that's driving everybody crazy. it's called "what happened." we got that clip from her audio book exclusively tonight. you can head over to maddow.com and take another listen. we're creeping up on one year since the presidential election. we haven't heard much from hillary clinton since the election besides what's trickling out from this new book that as i said is driving everybody nuts. next week we're going to get a chance to get some of at least my questions answered because hillary clinton is going to be here live on the show a week from tonight. secretary clinton decided to do one of her first interviews with us live in the studio thursday of next week. i'm already studying. we'll be right back. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze

hilary provider her perspective on the election and why she lost. people stood in line around the block for clintonsign this book. >> when the book came out i was like oh my god i have to come and do this. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity and i have to do this. >> a book signing event in san francisco next month is already sold out. clinton expected to speak in uc davis on october 9th. you can hear her discuss her book tomorrow on "the view" it hairs at 10:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. >>> ten years apple iphone unveiled. >> we'll explain what you get when you buy one, if you do and how it will get your attention. next. >> i'm wade freed monday and this is a 100-year-old solid grass fire pole at a fire station that's been abandoned. they're going to preserve it. that story coming up. >>> the bell closed out a record setting day on wall street. that's not food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all th

the gift of the naacp, the clinton foundation, they donated to libertarians at cato and ironically enough, they gave money to the american antitrust institute. which is hilarious washington google spent more than $50 million last year lobbying. third among all corporate lobbyists. this year, they are on track to be number one. even when they don't have money, they have power. google has monopolistic power on web searches, online video and online advertising. the biggest player in email, all internet brousers and operating systems. if you have an android phone, google is able to track everywhere you go. not that they would, because they are not evil, remember? they are a company with massive power. more than any other company in history has ever had. they can invade your privacy whenever they want to. maybe it's time to consider putting google and check. a fellow at open markets, he joins us tonight. matt, i was amazed to see how the different think tanks and nonprofits google funds in washington. it answered a question i've had for years. but if no one ever criticizes the concentration of all this power? maybe because they are paying. >> i think that is right.

clinton ask of loretto lynch on that airplane? [applause] what was behind james comey saying that he would exonerate hilary before she was even testifiedor before he had spoken to any of the 16 witnesses that he had called. what about the paper placed about the state department? even more coming out yesterday about the pay for play. -- [inaudible] all of this stuff is not coming out and it is all pay for play. you have a prosecutor investigating that and putting these guys back on defense. but there is another strategy i think it's important to understand. you can impeach a president who has 60 percent approval. it does not matter with the legal, this is not a legal proceeding. this is a political proceeding. this is not a random jury. this is the u.s. senate elected, the house of representatives elected. and if you have a president on the ropes with a 40 percent approval rating, you might be able to impeach him. but if you have got a president like i helped build bill clinton out to be, with 62 percent approval, during the impeachment, he ain't going anywhere. nobody is going to throw him out of office. and evidence does not even matt