[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint le

[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint le

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[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint le

the democratic nominee was on the tom joyner morning show criticism of her revealed in colin powell's emails released by russian hackers. sot clinton on tom joyner i'm not going to start discussing this race has had plenty of weekly twist and turns. but it appears the next big test for the candidates will a terrifying 9-1-1 call leads to the arrest.... of a suspected killer... now... what police found inside.... that suspect's home.... has them thinking they're on the case... of something much bigger... plus.. ahead.. and making plans for some major holiday hiring. more on that next.. in financial focus. as we head toward the end of the week we start to lose the start to the day on friday as lows will fall to the upper 60s into the low to mid 90s. on 13 action news. caught on tape, the outdoor wedding crashed about i a this week. dow up 178 nasdaq up 76 sp500 up 21 all of the big local gaming stocks also finished ahead. caesars and mgm were both up by more than 1%. wynn resorts and red 1%. temporary holiday hiring by many retailers is expected to be flat compar

do you know what tom joyner was talking about? >> i heard that interview as well.hink there are pockets of everywhere that there are people who are for and opposed to. certainly i'm here at the congressional black caucus this weekend in washington, d.c., and the overwhelming response is certainly for hillary. she's going to be at one of the dinners, a few of the receptions, and there's a relationship with hillary. i was appointed by her. so there's a long, long track record of relationship with hillary clinton, and i would say -- >> what about -- >> i think -- >> what about younger african-americans? >> well you know, i actually parent two of them. i think that you know, younger children actually have many, many options. they did not grow up with the same history that we did. some of them don't understand the civil rights movement. they know that their parents are beneficiaries of a lot of things that happened. and i think they had choices. but at this particular time when there's a choice of someone who speex against your people, and someone who has worked for you

[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee.ble] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint lewis not

clinton appeared on the tom joyner morning show and she said she will address health concerns with aelease of her medical records. >> mosh information i think will be very shortly. because we

jackie joyner-kersee brought hugs and delivered laptops at the george davis senior residences in san francisco's baiji neighborhood helping to bridge the digital divide. >> i've been doing my community work for a long time. >> reporter: it's part of how she tackles injustice. >> i believe in fighting injustice with love it. might take a longer time but we always have to find love. >> reporter: she's been watching colin kaepernick's protest against racist and police brutality as it gains traction as fellow athletes, in some cases entire teams, join in solidarity. some players yesterday raised their fists, reminiscent of tommy smith and john carlos back in the '60s. olympic track stars like joiner-kersey. >> you see it on the field and do you stand for something. >> reporter: considered one of the greatest athletes of all time says she was discriminated against during her heyday in the '80s and '90s and fought back with a message of positivity. she respects the flag and the anthem but also the rights. 49ers quarterback and others, much like the stance of the nfl commissioner. >> i supp

an autopsy found joyner-francis died of sudden cardiac death. >> we're hearing from the parents of aan whose throat was slashed in delaware county for the first time. natasha gibson was found murdered thursday morning outside her friend's house in the 600 block of bailey road in yeadon. investigators are focusing on this man seen on surveillance video at 59th and catherine streets in philadelphia at a store there. police say the killer likely cut himself. they found a trail of blood from the crime scene to that store 2 miles away. >> i haven't even begun to taper down sad. i'll still on revenge. >> i want justice. >> i'm still on revengeful angry. >> all i want is the murderer found. we need justice. i can't sit here and ask someone to turn themself in because i know that's not going the happen. >> police are hoping someone recognizes this man. >> developing right now, residents of cedar rapids iowa are bracing for their second largest flood in city history. people are hoping that a temporary flood wall will hold as the rain swollen cedar river crests threatening thousands of homes.

bring in roland martin, host and managing editor for news one now and senior analyst for "the tom joyner glad to be here. >> i want to talk about another group of voters clinton is trying to gain ground. we're talking about the new "new york times"/cbs poll out today. it's showing interesting numbers when it comes to likely voters, particularly from the obama coalition. there's been a lot of talk about the enthusiasm gap there. i want to talk to you a little bit, how do you see her picking up steam or trying to change the trend line when it comes to that key coalition? >> that was the very question i asked her on "the tom joyner morning show," we taped the interview yesterday, we were supposed to tape it on monday. of course they canceled because she got ill. the bottom line is, that super predator comment really hurt her. and the clinton crime bill -- this is interesting. president bill clinton signed that crime bill. she was an enthusiastic supporter championing out there, but guess who actually wrote it? now vice president joe biden. it's interesting he doesn't get tag with it, bill c

we heard her on the tom joyner show. she sounded strong.he's embarking on a very tough schedule. >> she is. i've heard her on a couple of phone calls and she does sound strong. look, she is -- her instinct is to power through these things. that's what happened last week. she didn't want to stop. she didn't get want to get off the trail. she wanted to do what so many americans do when they are feeling under the weather is keep working. this was a little tougher. she had to get off the trail for a bit. i'm sure she's champing at the bit to get out there and take her message to north carolina about how she's going to help children and families because those have been the causes of her life. getting children the education they need, a great education no matter what zip code they live in so every child in america can live up to his and her god-given potential, and to give families the real help they need. in these economic times we have families are different than they used to be, more two-income families, parents struggling to be good parents a

sot hrc on tom joyner i am so much better the democratic nominee was on the tom joyner morning show sidestepping questions about criticism of emails released by russian hackers. instead, clinton went right for donald trump. sot i'm not going to start discussing someone else's private emails. i've already spent a lot of time talking about my own / trump is clearly ready for his democratic rival's return. sot donald trump i don't know folks, you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? polls continue to tighten as the health of the candidates takes center stage. show... sot trump on oz i feel as good today as i did when i was 30. dr. oz concluded trump is in good shape. clinton's doctor said the same but in a more detailed report. this morning, trump also reacted to this moment on the trail in flint, michigan yesterday when the pastor of a black church shut him down during a political attack. sot trump: everything she touched didn't work out. nothing. now hillary clinton. -- pastor: mr. trump i invited you here to thank us for what we've done in flint, not give a polit

. (- from tom joyner show... will be replaced with sot from greensboro for update) "i'm really glad that i orders and take some days to rest instead of just trying to keep powering through, which i think is a common experience for people." (gfx) the latest cbs news poll shows clinton with just a two-point lead over donald trump in a four-way race with third-party candidates. she still has a big advantage among women: 13 points. and an 83 point advantage among black voters. while trump leads by 11 points among men, and among white voters. (standup bridge:) trump is talking about his own health talk show and his campaign made public a one-page summary. the paper offers some information about trump's physical condition. in what appears to be a swipe at clinton's pneumonia- induced break, the campaign said that the records show "mr. trump is in excellent health, and has the stamina to endure - uninterrupted - the rigors of a punishing and unprecedented presidential campaign...." last night in ohio, the republican nom

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. >> reporter: the democratic nominee was on the tom joyner morning show sidestepping accusations of criticisms from: pile -- powell . >> i'm not going to start discussing someone else's private emails. i have already spent enough time talking about my own. i am concerned with why we have seen donald trump close relationship with the kremlin. >>> i don't think hillary clinton would be able to stand appear for an hour and do this.>> reporter: polls continue to tighten. donald trump took the results of his physical to the doctor ashok. doctor isles concluded -- doctor oz show . doctor oz donald trump will shut down yesterday during a political attack. >> everything she touches didn't work out -- mister trump i invited you here not to give a political speech. >> donald trump called the pastor and nervousness. >> this morning donald trump release the information that he gave to doctor oz saying he rigorous -- rigorous miss of this campaign .-- rigorousness of this campaign trail. >>> the tribes one against white sox yesterday 6 - one. afternoon at 2:10. >>> thinking of the indians, they

. >> reporter: outgoing senator joyner said the law should be change in the next session to require notification of spells. even if it does not leave the polluter's property. >> woman: your drinking water is the lifeblood of every that area pulp county said she wants to be buried by environmental staff before she can say whether the law should be change. well water testing started today for those living nearby with mosaic paint for. >> anchor: other water loss tonight. say developers looking for answer. they want to know why into the bag. never there is a rain event. >> reporter: a dep spokesperson said 262 million gallons of sanitary overflow have been reported see why this year. pinellas county accounts for 240 million gallons of that. state lawmakers, business owners, and residents are looking for answers. clearwater and pinellas overcapacity in the sewage system. it was st. petersburg that got the most attention. they've had three large discharge event since last august. lawmakers question the closure of the water facility last april before the south facility was ready. substance pointed to

prosecutors will try all three girls who authorities believe are responsible for amy joyner francis' death as juveniles. an autopsy found at joyner-francis, who had pre-existing heart condition, died of a sudden cardiac event during bathroom fight in wilmington's howard high school of tech follow gentlemen. >> robbery in port richmond saturday ends in gunfire there is morning we are watching it play out on surveillance video. >> right now police are going all out to find the shooter. dave schratwieser with the story. >> i heard a guy yelling. and i heard about four, five pops. >> andrew says bullets were flying right outside his front door sunday morning, in what police now say was attempted robbery gone bad. it ended with the would be robbery victim being chased and shot from behind. >> first i heard him say no, no, no. >> the attempted robbery and shooting of port richmond man was caught on camera at the corner of thompson, barely sunrise when the suspect caring gun in his right hand can be seen as he walked up behind the victim and announced the robbery. victim took off as the gun

prosecutors will try all three girls who authorities believe are responsible for amy joyner francis's juveniles. an autopsy found that joyner francis who had pre-existing heart condition died of a sudden cardiac event during bathroom fight in wilmington's howard high school of technology. ♪ >>> happening right now, delaware county employee is under fire for facebook post about use of force by police. the court worker is now deleted post was filled with profanity and statements against police. a group she often work with. >> fox 29's bill anderson tonight. a response from the public and the police. >> reporter: social media is buzzing over a facebook comment posted by a darby borough court worker. >> she should have the right to say some of that stuff. >> everybody is entitled to their own opinion. it's basically freedom of speech. >> she went a little too far. >> reporter: the worker clearly bothered by the recent deaths by the hands of police ex lit situatedly talk about police officer. upper superintendent chide chitwood told me it's not about whether or not you can, it's about whe

kenneth: the nominee was on the time joyner morning show. discussing someone else's private e-mails. i've spent a lot of time talking about my own. i'm increasingly concerned by how we see donald trump's alarming closeness with the kremlin. kenneth: trump is ready for his rivals return. >> you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? kenneth: polls continue to tighten as the health of the candidates takes center stage. physical to the doctor show. -- the doctor's show. clinton's doctor said the same but in a more detailed report. trump also reacted to this moment on the trail in flint, michigan when the pastor of a black church shut him down. >> everything she touched did not work out. >> i invited you here to thank us not to give a political speech. pastor a "nervous mess." an obvious swipe at clinton who will return to the trail in greensboro, north carolina this afternoon. emily: huge break in tradition in new hampshire. of the union leader newspaper is endorsg the first time in a century the paper has not pic

earlier today, clinton making a pitch to african american voters going after donald trump on the tom joyner radio show. >> he has incited violence and he has been more than willing to align himself with the so-called alt-right. >> reporter: and getting back up today with a sharp attack from the top senate democrat. >> trump is a human leach who will bleed the country and sit at his golf resort laughing at the money he's made. the trail has cost her. >> any time you're off the trail for your days, you wish it hadn't happened. >> reporter: they say in the home stretch, every day matters. that's why she'll be blanketing battleground states like north carolina, pennsylvania, and ohio. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> donald trump meanwhile is facing new pressure in inside his own party after the most powerful republican in congress, house speaker paul ryan, joined the chorus of for trump to release his taxes. this as one of trump's son defends his father over controversial remarks. >> reporter: a renewed call for trump to release his tax returns, this time by the head of the republican party.

prosecutors will try all three girls who authorities believe are responsible for amy joyner francis' death as juveniles. now, on autopsy found that joyner francis who had pre sifting heart condition died of a sudden cardiac event during a bath rom fight in wilmington howard high school technology. >>> in bridge gate trial jury heard the first testimony today that suggests new jersey governor chris christie knew about the traffic scheme as it was happening. david wildstein return to the stand in the case of against two governor christie's former allies testified that governor christie was told about the 2013 traffic jam while it was happening. seemed happy about it. wildstein is key witness for federal prosecutors he admitted and plead guilty to orchestrating the george washington bridge lane closures. christie has repeated denied those accusations and has not been charged. >>> a scam alert. local man hired someone he thought was a contractor. how he found out he was a victim and not a client. >>> and one young man is in the fight of his life. more than 650 pounds. he's desperate to l

kenneth: the democratic nominee was on the tom joyner morning show, sidestepping questions about that blistering attack from colin powell's emails released by russian hackers. instead, clinton went right for donald trump. ms. clinton: i'm not going to start discussing someone else's private emails. i've already spent a lot of time talking about my own. ' alarming closeness with the kremlin. kenneth: trump is clearly ready for his democratic rival's return. mr. trump: i don't know, folks, you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? kenneth: polls continue to tighten as the health of the candidates takes center stage. trump took the results of his physical to the "dr. oz" show mr. trump i feel as good today : as i did when i was 30. kenneth: dr. oz concluded trump but in a more detailed report. this morning, trump also reacted to this moment on the trail in flint, michigan yesterday when the pastor of a black church shut him down during a political attack. mr. trump everything she touched : didn't work out. nothing. now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump i inv

earlier today, clinton making a pitch to african american voters going after donald trump on the tom joyner radio show. violence and he has been more than willing to align himself with the so-called alt-right. >> reporter: and getting back up today with a sharp attack from the top senate democrat. >> trump is a human leach who will bleed the country and sit at his golf resort laughing at the money he's made. >> reporter: now some democrats wondering how much her time off the trail has cost her. >> any time you're off the trail for your days, you wish it in the home stretch, every day matters. that's why she'll be blanketing battleground states like north carolina, pennsylvania, and ohio. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> donald trump meanwhile is facing new pressure in inside his own party after the most powerful republican in congress, house speaker paul ryan, joined the chorus of those of us calling for trump to release his taxes.

(sot - from tom joyner show... will be replaced with sot from greensboro for update)"i'm really glad that i did finally follow my doctor's orders and take some days to rest instead of just trying to keep powering through, which i think is a common experience for people."(gfx)the latest cbs news poll shows clinton with just a two-point lead over donald trump in a four-way race with third-party candidates. she still has a big points. and an 83 point advantage among black voters. while trump leads by 11 points among men, and among white voters. (standup bridge:)trump is talking about his own health today on a syndicated health talk show and his campaign made public a one-page summary.the paper offers some information about trump's physical condition. in what appears to be a swipe at clinton's pneumonia-induced break, the campaign said that the records show "mr. trump is in excellent health, and has a punishing and unprecedented presidential campaign...."last night in ohio, the republican nominee questioned his rival's

she's speaking with my colleague don lemon and on the tom joyner radio show.he talked about race and hate and suggests it's russia to blame for the recent hacking of former secretary of state colin powell's e-mails. here she was. >> i do think we have to speak out against this hatred. trump attacked a federal judge for his mexican heritage. he bullied a gold star family because of their muslim faith, he promoted the lie and he still is promoting the lie that our first black president is not a true american, the russians are continuing to attempt or to interfere in our election and, you know, i have to say i'm increasingly concerned by how we've seen donald trump's alarming closeness with the kremlin become more and more clear over the course of this campaign it's deeply concerning and there's a lot that trump should answer for. >> the new polls in in swing states show you're down or that donald trump is gaining. are you concerned about enthusiasm in those polls and swing states? that's where it counts? >> i have said repeatedly and i will do it again, i have a

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we have in my opinion one of the best role models national spokes person jackie joining joyner-kersee is with us. did you bring the metal? 14 of you got? i don't know how many, but it is double digits or up there. i wanted to wear one and take a picture. we'll do that with the warriors, right? the warriorwise the gold metals, we will do that. i'm happy to see david cohen from comcast again. david and i see each other a lot at u.s. conference of mayors where he talked to mayors across the country how corporate partnerships can help making sure the cities are more equitable and not producing the gaps even though all our cities like san francisco want to be leaders the internet, leaders of technology and innovation but there is something always challenging us here and it is called the digital divide. everybody knows what that word is? digital divide is folks that don't get all that technology apperates and all the training to go with it and we don't want our communities to be divide in that way and that is why comcast for the last 5 years has created this wonderful program not just on th

six-time olympic medallist jackie joyner-kersey was also there to announce major milestones in the program which provides customers who qualify with affordable internet access, home computers, and training. for more information on the program, tap the nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> it wasn't that long ago we were around 90 degrees in the afternoon. and now we've got places struggling to get over 70, like in the lehigh valley, we places not even in the mid-60s right now. fleetwood is 63 degrees. r reading, 65. bethlehem, 66. easton at 67 degrees. we have clouds right now, but the rain is still a good while away. it's going to be hours before we get here. it's not a tremendous area. but it's just the beginning of a fairly wet weather pattern. we have tropical moisture coming up from the south. a disturbance from the great lakes is going to help pull that up. we're going to be getting our share of rain this week. we really haven't had this much during the month of september, right? the 1st and the 19th so far. that's it. however, we could get at least some

olympic medalist jackie joyner-kersee was there to talk about comcast's essential program.he end of the presentation, each student was given a laptop to take home. >>> the markets are reacting to the presidential debate. landon dowdy is here with that story and the rest of this morning's cnbc business news. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street could bounce higher as the markets seemed to score the first presidential debate for hillary clinton. asia and europe are in the green this morning and overseas, investors see clinton as the status quo candidate while few are sure what a trump presidency would mean for u.s. foreign policy and international trade deals. meanwhile as for what investors will be watching today, we get data on home prices and consumer confidence. u.s. market falling monday ahead of the last night's debate and bank stocks weighing on the financial sector. the dow jumping 166 to 18,04. the nasdaq losing 48 to 5,257. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc, landon, thanks. >>> tracking some showers this morning. the showers will end. i

she's already did a pretaped radio interview which aired this morning on the tom joyner show.he taped it yesterday in chappaqua. in it, she was asked about those hacked e-mails from colin powell where he not only goes after donald trump really hard with, you know, devastating comments about trump, but in earlier comments, has very critical comments about her, going back all the way to 2014 as well as more recent e-mails to a former aide. when asked about that by tom joyner, she said, i have a lot of respect for colin powell and a lot of sympathy for anyone whose private e-mails are disclosed to the public. so a very restrained response, privately, of course, i'm sure there's a lot more concern about this unexpected harsh criticism of the democratic nominee from former secretary of state that's a small club of former secretaries. they get together. they have private dinners. they have events at the state department, and this is very harsh criticism indeed. that said, she's facing a real fight now. the "new york times"/cbs poll today, a virtual tie. going back out. she's lost th

the event was a backdrop as jackie joyner-kersee joined company and city leaders to announce a majortone in comcast internet essentials program. the program provides customers who qualify with affordable internet access, home computers and training. >> today i'm pleased to announce that we're going to make an additional $100,000 in grants to ten separate philadelphia nonprofits who are working in the digital literacy space to help to continue to advance digital literacy in philadelphia. >> since the program launched five years ago, 3 million people have signed up across the country for this program. for more information, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> senior vice president david cohen, someone you and i both know making that announcement. wonderful for the kids at olney elementary. >> how excited must they have been. >> new laptops, wow. >>> for more of the stories we're following on nbc 10 news, it's 5:00 a.m. >>> maybe he's not as rich as he says he is. second, maybe he's not as charitable as he claims to be. >> all talk, no action. sounds good. doesn't work. never gonna happen. >> right

north carolina central professor irving joyner watched the events unfold overnight. >> now with the police killings occurring all over the country and the frequency of which they are occurring, i was not surprised. >> reporter: exexplained -- he explained how protesters started fires. they are upset as they lock at those things occurring around the country. >> reporter: ir-- irving said there was no one two control the situation and it would have played out differently in durham. >> there's a lot of leadership in durham dealing with the issues. in that sense durham is significantly different than charlotte. >> reporter: communities may different, they must build trust. >> the feeling in the community that the police is actually there to protect and serve them and that is not feeling that african-americans have in communities today. >> reporter: now in response to the shooting in charlotte yesterday students will gather on campus tonight at 10:00 in this hear for a rally. end to the war on black america. live in durham, i'm derrick lewis. >>> there was one major protest following the shooti

jackie joyner-kersey was there. each student was given their very own laptop to take home. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> the city is abuzz right now with eagles high pressuype. we check in with crews using 10,000 gallons of water to make the ice silky smooth at the wells fargo center. >>> the presidential candidates have just over three hours to get ready to debate. a live look at the venue, hofstra university. we'll hear more debate predictions from each candidate's running mate, coming up. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> there's a long road ahead. a long road ahead. i'm hoping you

about some specifics, this in particular to hillary clinton during an interview from this week's john joyner >> what are the three most critical issues that impact young african-americans that you can speak to that will get them to pay attention to your campaign? >> well, roland, i am still aware i have work to do and i am very committed to continuing to traveling across the country to talk about and hear from young african-americans about the struggles they face daily. >> could she have been more specific here? she did not address that question about what young african-americans want addressed? >> i think in essence when you look at her policies, she's addressing that. when you talk about a quality education that is affordable, that doesn't put young people in debt, and that's what they are going for, and that's what the democratic platform called for and that's what hillary clinton's platform has been, and she is talking about making sure education is affordable. when you talk about having vocational education so that when we talk about the infrastructure of rebuilding infrastructure for t

she did call into the tom join -- joyner show and was asked about the controversial e-mails. colin powell's hacked e-mails said to have been hacked bay russian affiliated hacker. here's what she said. >> i have a great deal of respect for colin powell, and i have a lot of sympathy for anyone whose e-mails become public. i'm not going to discuss somebody else's private e-mails. i've already spent a lot of time talking about my own, as you know. >> reporter: we're on the bus right now. might be a little shaker. one of the more unusual live shots i've done. but clearly she didn't want to get drawn into the colin powell e-mail situation we reported on yesterday. >> she is again rolling if the the word deplorable, though. >> reporter: well, she is not shying away from using the word deplorable but the way she is describing it, she is not talk back group of deplorables. but pout out a statement that she shouldn't have said half but her campaign says she did not misspeak. here's what he said this morning. >> it start biz standing up and calling out the bigotry and the hatred that we

to your tom joyner morning show clip, i did not hear her apologize and she was actually not truthfulin how she articulated what she actually said in that prewritten, on teleprompter statement about the 14 million or half of trump supporters are in a basket of deplorables. she wasn't honest and it wasn't an apology. >> well, you know, paris is right in that she initially said half of his voters are deplorable and then, you know, in your interview she was saying, well the campaign is deplorable. so she is ratcheting back, et cetera. but it is bizarre to hear -- taking her to task when donald trump will flip flop different ways. if you are offended that hillary clinton said something and later on said something slightly different, i don't know how you can sit in your chair as a trump supporter without falling out of it because he does it all the time. >> i'm not offended by her switching position, i'm owe fened by her first statement and first attack on the 14 million people who are supporting president -- sorry, mr. trump. >> not president yet. paris, you are right to take offense to t