do you think matt lauer is wrong to press her on the e-mails. think he was wrong. i thought it was important and i think it's always important when you are talking to partial media for them to come at you fairly in hard especially when you're running for the highest office in the land. when you see how this all ended up. especially for a morning host it was important for matt lauer to show that he have the chops to be doing this she did not lose the election because of what matt lauer did. he's actually pretty respected journalists. i couldn't help but ask where that feelings of solidarity had been during the election. why do 53 percent of white women vote for donald trump. cheryl, i'm trying to get my have around this. bernie sanders is to blame. in all of the deplorable's. spirit who actually voted for this woman. i would absolutely do it again. the problem hillary clinton is no one trusted her. and no one likes her policies. as a retired army officer. if i have done 100 of the stuff she did i would be in the fort levered with right now. and p

i think it's sad that -- >> well, things could get a little awkward between clinton and matt lauer.book are devoted to criticize his hosting of the commander in chief forum aboard the "u.s.s. intrepid" last fall. you can watch that here after "news 4 today." >>> new developments following a news 4 i-team investigation. they'll look into rules for local child protective services agencies. weeks ago they found an arlington school teacher who was engaged in sex abuse with a third grader managed to find a new job. that's because arlington child protection services failed to ensure the teacher license was revoked. because of our report they will review rules at a hearing next wednesday. >>> 4:50. montgomery county public schools should focus on career programs. the report says the county has a culture of high expectations when it comes to college prep but career prep is becoming as important in today's society. as the washington post reports, the study was presented to the school board yesterday. it includes several changes, including getting the advice of businesses in the county. it sa

matt lauer and savannah guthrie will begin their coverage at 8:00 this morning. >>> and later in thisr, countdown to kickoff. we'll be watching carson wentz and the eagles in their season opener. just ahead, a look at the big matchup against the washington redskins. >>> today, two races in our area will remember the fallen heroes of 9/11. the first starts at 9:00 in pennsauken. the travis mannion foun will host the tenth annual 9/11 heroes run in cooper river park. the second is at 2:00 at the chester county justice center. that race also benefits the travis mannion foundation which sponsored empowerment programs for vets. lieutenant travis mannion was killed in iraq in 2007 while trying to draw fire away from his wounded fellow soldiers. >>> the annual roar to the shore wrapped up today in wildwood. it's the largest free motorcycle rally in the northeast. it featured food and live entertainment and good thing for those races benefitting 9/11 survivors and obviously soldiers and also the weather will cooperate. very different story in florida. they're bracing for impact. we continue o

i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer. lester holt and al roker are in tampa, florida, this morning, and are also anchoring our coverage. we'll get to them in just a moment. >> we're sitting here with our maps of florida in front of us, all the counties, trying to figure out who's going to into impact or have impact with this storm next. here's the latest on irma. packing quite a punch as it slammed southern florida, a dangerous category 4 storm. winds about 130 miles per hour. the eye wall hit the florida keys around 7:30 eastern time this morning. >> the number of power outages has been steadily going up all morning. three hours ago the total is about 200,000, but now more than 800,000 people are in the dark. >> by the way, the storm is massive. if you look at that satellite image, 350 to 400 miles from side to side. its reach is remarkable. of course southern florida is under hurricane warnings. well, just a short time ago, a tropical storm warning was issued for atlanta, georgia. that's some 600 miles to the north of w

had a national security forum presidential nominees here that i have a host matt lauer asked five questions just on the private e-mail server turning it into a very sensational story secular concerning your use of your. stance toward some of the. terri claims. hillary clinton is hardly the only losing candidate to do cried the mainstream media's lack of substantial coverage of policy it's a common refrain however the aversion to substance during campaigns is not limited to the journalistic saw it also occurs at the other end of the newscast. and the times and other papers could have handled it better but at the same time they gave clinton the opportunity to go on the record about this through repeated interview requests to talk about policy issues that were important to her campaign and time and again she wouldn't open up a campaign to talk about even those kinds of issues that was a suspicion that any interview she granted would be the e-mail that she hillary clinton raised hundreds of millions of dollars spent much of that money on television and radio ads i'm hillary clinton and i print

i think the points she was making with matt lauer and savannah guthrie on the "today" show, you takee things she did have control over. you weigh all of the outside forces that weighed into the election results and the outside forces and how they impacted the election far outweighed anything that we could have truly controlled, few will, on the campaign. i think that's what she was getting at. >> i want you to take me back to election night, to that moment when it became clear that clinton is going to need to call mr. trump conceding the race. what was that like? how hard of a call was that for her? >> well, i think it was a very difficult call for her. i think it was a very difficult night for all of us. look, we were certainly going in cautiously optimistic on election day believing we had a really good chance of winning this election, as somebody who worked on her 28 campaign and worked on this campaign and in the clinton white house, i couldn't wait for this moment to happen. actually, this is going for it to happen and to turn out not the way we thought it would, it was difficul

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matt lauer will lend a hand as well. itis called hand in hand airing tuesday. it will be on all major networks, including ours, nbc, on a taped delay for west coast. it will be streamed live on facebook, youtube and twitter at 5:00 our time. you can donate now, head to www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up, the bay area's marine layer returns today. does that mean a cooldown? >> it will be cooler in some spots. mostly the temperatures remain the same. you will be glad to know the humidity will be lower. the temperature trend for palo alto, mid-70s, mostly sunny skies and reaching to the low 80s. we'll talk about a slight chance of rain and update on hurricane irma. that's coming up next. >>> here is the peninsula. 101 moves smoothly because of the light traffic. we have a new crash in the east bay. we'll show you that coming up. right now at five.. breaking news in san francisco... a bizarre shooting in one of the city )s safest >>> right now at 5:00, breaking news in san francisco. a bizarre shooting in one of the city's safest neighborhoods. a hunt for the suspec

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mcmaster was on with savannah guthrie and matt lauer this morning and they tried to drill down on whether he's been asked for his personal communications. >> have you or your lawyer been contacted by the special prosecutor's office for evidence? >> this is not my area offense expertise, but we're also focused on very important meetings between two nations two whose sovereignty has been affected. but no, i have not. >> you have not received any contact from the special counsel's office? >> i have been busy with other things and have not been contacted. this is what i'm concerned about and i really have no basis to have your questions on this other topic. >> savannah guthrie and matt lauer, they do it so well. >> but there are indications that at least sort of circumstantial indications that the mueller team is seeking perhaps phone records, records of contacts, from white house staff, to reporters and to others outside the white house and making lists. >> we know how that freezes things in the white house. >>> an update on that dramatic rescue, the efforts s in mexi city. thank you so much

. >> announcer: from nbc news this is a special edition of "today" hurricane irma with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. yes, welcome to this special edition of "today" on a monday morning. we're going to be with you for several hours this morning trying to figure out what's happening with this storm, where she's going, and what she's left behind. >> it's been a long night, long weekend for our friends in florida. let's get to where things stand with hurricane irma. it's a category 1 storm now packing 75 mile-an-hour winds still. we are waiting an updating from the national hurricane center. they'll give a sense of where it's headed. >> we were talking 140 miles an hour yesterday down to 75 today. it can still do damage. nearly 5 million people without power this morning. record power outages for the state of florida. people could be in the dark for awhile. florida power and light is warning customers this is not going to take just a couple of days to restore. this will take weeks before it's fully restored. >> as

matt lauer and savannah guthrie will speak to the family of penn state student tim piazza. he died in february during a hazing at a fraternity house. >>> in news for your health, the fda approved a phone app to help treat substance abuse. the reset is designed to help treat those -- it's not for opioid dependence though. it offers behavioral therapy that will help someone stay sober. 40% of people who >>> many parents are not confident their child's school is equipped to handle serious health issues. this is according to a poll from the university of michigan. most parents are sure the school could provide aid for cuts and bruises but less -- 38% of parents believe schools can help with a mental health problem. >>> mcdonald's is getting in on the trend of making fast food healthier. your child will reap the benefits of it. beginning in november, mcdonald's will include organic juice in happy meals. it's replacing traditional juice. less sugar is a good thing. customers can opt for a conta container of 1% fat milk or fat-free chocolate milk. don't make that face. chocolate m

there's bruce willis, al pucino, matt lauer, gayle king, michael strahan, lupita nyong'o, nicki minaj posted this video from bind the scenes. the cause hit home for jay leno. >> i have some elderly relatives in florida kind of stuck in a condo. they're on the second floor and electricity is out and the elevators don't work and the lobby's flooded. >> ♪ we all need somebody to lean on. ♪ >> the hand in hand benefit for hurricane relief included powerful musical performances. >> ♪ stand by me. stand by me ♪ >> and raised more than $44 million. >> ♪ a little help friends ♪ >> unfortunately the death toll rose today as six people were discovered dead in a southern florida nursing home. >>> air travel may be pricey but for those in the know it can be the airline that shells out the big bucks. megan alexander has the story of one woman who struck quite a deal. >> this mom is telling inside edition how she negotiated a jaw dropping deal on an overbooked delta flight. >> it started out as this big auction on the plane, and i said to my husband, i said if they get to $4000 i'm pressing the but

bill o'reilly verses matt lauer. new tv faceoff. >> don't be starcastic. >> sterling k. brown flashing a 6-pack and his shiny emmy on the set of "this is us." >> all new gossips on the night. >> tom cruise's stunt went wrong. >> the new movie that got tom into some risky business. >> from the box office, kingsman:"the golden circle." >> plus, ellen puts kim kardashian on the hot seat. >> do your best kourtney impression. >>

election day, blaming her loss squarely on former fbi director james comey, with savannah guthrie and matt lauer. >> did you make enough mistakes yourself to lose the election without any of the other things you talk about? >> well, i will say no, matt. i don't think that will surprise you. >> reporter: in her new book she writes about a lack of passion, failing to connect with angry voters, running a status quo campaign against a reality tv star. but on "today" she said she would have won if not for comey especially reopening the email investigation only 11 days before the election. >> absent that, i believe -- and i think the evidence shows -- i would have won. were their headwinds? yes. but the role that he played historically was determinative. >> reporter: also today clinton's first reaction to donald trump jr. and his controversial campaign meeting with the russians. >> he now says he was trying to learn about your fitness for office. >> it's another absurd lie to cover up what really was going on. >> reporter: in her book, clinton also settles scores with the press, joe biden and bernie s

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie.ive from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for being with us on a tuesday morning. >> we want to start on this tuesday, all eyes on "monday night football" and what happened before the game between the dallas cowboys and the arizona cardinals. >> that's right. the cowboys knelt, as a team, before the anthem. but the players rose and sang with the national anthem. "today's" national correspondent craig melvin has the story on all of this. >> good morning to you. what a night, indeed. this morning, despite the controversy, president trump is doubling down on his comments, even as protests spread to one of the league's most popular teams, and its outspoken owner. on "monday night football," america's team taking a stand by kneeling down. the dallas cowboys and team owner jerry jones, take a knee during the national anthem. then, during the song, the arizona cardinals and the cowboys in locked arms. the display. the latest of a string

she'll sit down with the "today" show's matt lauer and savannah guthrie at 7:00. >>> a message in the sand. how a new jersey mayor is using governor chris christie's infamous beach trip to make a point in a new campaign ad. >>> coach controversy. who may be eyeing the head coaching spot with the eagles and what he says about the current man in charge. >>> and new at 5:00 a.m., espn apology. the network is distancing itself from a commentator after her controversial comments about president trump. ÑÑyÑÑÑçwçwñwñwñww?qoówvoó >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you now with the check on the roads. we're watching the schuylkill expressway. here's our cameras around montgomery drive. now the disabled vehicle started to cause more problems than we've seen within the last half hour or so. here on the eastbound side, traffic moving toward center city starting to back up pretty much behind the scene. two lanes blocked on the left side. one lane blocked on the right-hand side. the right-hand shoulder is open as is the off ramp. the eastbound side dealing with problems. westbound

i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer. lester holt and al roker are in tampa, florida, this morning, and are also anchoring our coverage. we'll get to them in just a moment. >> we're sitting here with our maps of florida in front of us, all the counties, trying to figure out who's going to come into impact or have impact with this storm next. here's the latest on irma. packing quite a punch as it slammed southern florida, a dangerous category 4 storm. winds about 130 miles per hour. the eye wall hit the florida keys around 7:30 eastern time this morning. >> the number of power outages has been steadily going up all morning. three hours ago the total is about 200,000, but now more than 800,000 people are in the dark. >> by the way, the storm is massive. if you look at that satellite image, 350 to 400 miles from side to side. its reach is remarkable. of course southern florida is under hurricane warnings. well, just a short time ago, a tropical storm warning was issued for atlanta, georgia. that's some 600 miles to the north

i am matt lauer with savannah guthrie, as you just heard, lester and al are in tampa, florida, going to check with them in a moment. let's get the latest on the storm. >> here's where things stand. it is a powerful category four hurricane and it is slamming southern florida at this hour, with in some cases 130 miles per hour winds. >> as you might expect, power outages are really widespread, hundreds of thousands of people are without power and we are hearing about more of those with each passing hour. >> that's right. in all, more than 7 million people have been evacuated in florida and also in georgia. more than 400 shelters are now open. >> talking to dave price and the latest forecast or update on the storm, hurricane force winds up to 80 miles. tropical storm force winds up to 220 miles outside the eye of that storm. that's a big area. >> it is a big piece of business that's going to touch every single piece of florida before it is done. let's start with philip mena in ft. lauderdale this morning, reporting there all night. philip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are

matt lauer with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.ane center. it's been downgraded to a tropical storm. take a look at the radar. impacts still being felt. atlanta was under a tropical storm warning earlier. we've got complete coverage for you. >> that's right. we were looking over our shoulder here because we've got something happening here with kerry sanders on marco island. kerry can't hear me, but he is the process along with another gentleman to rescue a baby dolphin that has washed ashore. let's go down to kerry. kerry, can you hear us? we've been watching this unfold for the last minute or so. they released the dolphin, got it into kind of knee deep water a second ago and then a wave came and brought it right back up. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're on south marco island. amid all the human drama, we have a baby dolphin here that has washed ashore. mark and i have been trying to return it out into the gulf of mexico. but every time that we take it out, it gets hit by these big waves and pushed back. so we're trying to gi

reminder that matt lauer and savannah guthrie will have complete coverage on hurricane heir ma tomorroway" and of course complete coverage all day and all night on msnbc. for all of us on our team on the ground here in florida around the world i'm lester holt. have a good night, everyone and thanks for watching. >> announcer: nbc sports, home of the olympic games, the fed ex cup playoffs, premier league, the nascar playoffs, primetime's number one show "sunday night football," and super bowl lii on nbc. >>> tonight in texas, the cowboys and giants in a meeting of the nfc east's best. last year's leading rusher ezekiel elliot will play, his suspension on hold for now. rookie of the year dak prescott is back and in the words of dez bryant this is dak's team as dallas opens up against the giants. >>> when promise ends in disappointment, there is only

o'reilly will sit down exclusively with matt lauer on today.comes your way at 7:00 after "nbc10 news today." >>> on strike, the new effort today to get teachers and students back to school in one local district. >>> danger on the coast. the flooding threat hurricane jose is bringing to our shores. how people are preparing. >>> we're watching the clouds move in from jose over philadelphia. a live view from the adventure aquarium. 72 at 4:28. expect rain during the day today. the wind will be picking up, too. that's your neighborhood forecast, coming up. >>> first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. jess jessie? >> watching the vine street expressway this morning, we haven't seen this for quite some time. we're closed in both directions in between broad and the schuylkill. i'll have updates for you on the roads and when this will open when i come back. xÑósoÑ?Ñ?@ñ?ñ?ñ?

had a national security forum presidential nominees for the fear factor actually i have a host matt lauer asked five questions just on the private e-mail server kind of turning it into a very sensational story secular concerning your use of your. e-mail censorious some of the e-mail she sent to secretary clinton's. now. hillary clinton is hardly the only losing candidate to do cried the mainstream media's lack of substantial coverage of policy it's a common refrain however the aversion to substance during campaigns is not limited to the journalistic saw it also occurs at the other end of the news count. of the times and other papers could have handled it better but at the same time they gave clinton the opportunity to go on the record about this through repeated interview requests to talk about policy issues that were important to her campaign and time. and again she wouldn't open up a campaign to talk about even those kinds of issues that was a suspicion that any interview she granted with the e-mail that she hillary clinton raised hundreds of millions of dollars spent much of that money

matt lauer and savannah guthrie are going to be on tomorrow morning with the very latest on "today,"ding coverage throughout the night here on nbc and of course all the time on msnbc. i'm lester holt. i'll see you again from florida tomorrow. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. ♪ >>> time has come for the redskins coach's show with jay gruden presented by koch industries. i'm larry michael. no chris cooley. but the coach of course is always here. you never miss -- where is he? cooley. coming back from utah, where he was recently inducted into the utah state hall of fame. >> it's a great honor. all joking a

with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.nd lester holt live from florida. >>> and good morning, everyone. welcome to a special edition of "today" on sunday morning. lester and al are in tampa. if used just visiting us, it's going to a special day on the florida state. >> let's get the very latest now on the storm. it has been battering the florida keys all morning long. but its center just made official landfall there at 9:10 a.m. eastern time. >> utility officials in florida now say more than 1 million customers have lost power as irma has hammered that state. that number is expected to keep rising throughout what's going to be a long day down there. >> and to give you an idea how big the storm is, for atlanta, georgia. yes, that's 600 miles north of southern florida. it is inland and north of the storm. and yet that tropical storm warning for atlanta. >> we have correspondents all over florida beginning with nbc's gadi schwartz. he's made his ways to the keys this morning or at least the northern part or eastern part. gadd

matt lauer and savannah guthrie are going to be on tomorrow morning with the very latest on "today,"ding coverage throughout the night here on nbc and of course, all the time on msnbc. i'm lester holt. i'll see you again from florida tomorrow. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >> announcer: you're watching notre dame football on nbc. >> marshall walker, college football hall of fame, 1982 heisman trophy winner. >> tim brown, notre dame, college football hall of fame, 1987, heisman trophy winner. being at notre dame changed my life. i became the man that i am today. the university of georgia gave me purpose and gave me an opportunity to see people that aspired

matt lauer and savannah guthrie are going to be on tomorrow morning with the very latest on "today,"ding coverage throughout the night here on nbc and of course all the time on msnbc. i'm lester holt. i'll see you again from florida tomorrow. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ♪ >>> welcome back philadelphia eagles football as the team prepares for the start of the 2017 season. on sunday against the washington redskins. so glad you are with us, we have so much in store for us during the season. a weekly indepth look at the philadelphia eagles with player interviews, player making and trips inside the locker room and your chance to ask the players questions. the eagles prepared for the training camp per, 90 players in all, for had this moment on the eve of the regular season. we will go inside the locker

she'll sit down with matt lauer and savannah guthrie coming up on "today" at 7:00. >>> 5:35. pennsylvania lawmakers will be back at work in harrisburg trying to find a solution to the budget impasse. still mow plan to -- no plan to fund the budget. more than a shortfall of more than $2 million. if lawmakers can't come up with a solution, the governor has threatened he will cut programs. >>> in wilmington, delaware governor carney will sign a bill to make sure everyone has equal access to organ transplants. it ensures people with disabilities are not denied transplants because of their disability. >>> this morning, we're working to learn how former eagles player john dorenboss is doing after having open-heart surgery yesterday. >> fingers are crossed and hope everything turns out. he announced the procedure on instagram yesterday. we've been checking his social media for updates. the beloved eagle became a fan favorite around the country when he performed magic tricks on "america's got talent." john learned he had an a or -- an aortic aneurysm. the condition was discovered dur

with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from new york, and lester holt, live from florida. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "today," sunday morning, the 10th day of september, 2017, 11:30 on the east coast, 8:30 out west. >> we came on the air 6:00 a.m. eastern time. we've been watching the conditions deteriorate. yet it's still early in this whole process. we've got places like tampa, major population centers, potentially bracing for a direct hilt. let's get the latest on what it's shaping up to be, an historic storm. the southern tip of florida began to feel irma's impact on saturday. it didn't officially make landfall in the keys until just after 9:00 a.m. eastern today. >> as expected, irma actually gained strength overnight to a category 4, with 130-mile-per-hour winds. utility officials in florida say more than a million customers, i think it's 1.4 by now, are without power. that's a number that's been climbing and is expected to climb throughout the day. >> here's going to put that in perspective. irma is so massive a storm, as to storm warning is now in effect for th

matt lauer asking hillary about her emails asked -- cost her the election. that brings to us comey, the former fbi director. >> what's the businessest cause of your -- the biggest cause of your loss? >> the determining nak factor was the sphinlt vengs by comey on october 8. independent observers say yes. but for that intervention, i would have won. jesse: comey reopened the investigation a week before the election because he found your emails on anthony weiner's laptop, a convicted sex offender. trump beat you in wisconsin and you never even campaigned there. gregg jarrett has a great piece where he compiles 56 reasons hillary clinton has given why she didn't win. here is what sums uphill are are you's campaign. here is what she did on election night. >> the waiting was excruciating. i decided to do the least likely thing in the world and take a nap. hopefully when i woke up the picture would have improved. i was so bone tired that even with all the stress i was able to close my eyes and fall right asleep. jesse: remember strum called her low energy. she sle

reminder that matt lauer and savannah guthrie will have complete coverage on hurricane heir ma tomorrowday" and of course complete coverage all day and all night on msnbc. for all of us on our team on the ground here in florida around the world i'm lester holt. have a good night, everyone and thanks for watching. born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. dad,i got it dad.ar... thanks. alright, you're all set. you're welcome. play oldies. nice dad! free-range chickens. organic free-range chickens, non-gmo, 100% vegetarian fed- raised with no antibiotics ever! we should post this. perdue. raising more organic chickens hashtag organic. hashtag happy. hashtag... well, all the has

i think she takes matt lauer to task. >> she goes after matt lauer hard for -- his was a town hall sortack to back. stuart: yeah, i remember that. >> she believes he spent way too much time on her e-mails and whether she had posed a national security threat to the united states and felt like he didn't really go after donald trump. matt lawyer's certainly not the only people, chuck todd, other networks that i shouldn't name, but she goes after journalists by name. stuart: all of the people you mentioned were essentially -- [audio difficulty] i don't think any of them were trump supporters. >> i believe that those folks are all independent journalists who work hard to get the truth and, you know, people may believe that they've got certain bias or may detect those things, but all of the people that she went after personally including some of "the new york times" reporters are honest people. i know some of these people, i don't know matt lauer, but he could come to a party at my house if he wants. [laughter] i think what's going on on heres she's seen how donald trump is able to work the p

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> morning, everybody. welcome to "today." glad to have you with us on a thursday morning. >> congratulations to the cleveland indians. if you're listening to what some democrats are saying and what the president is saying, you may find yourself a little confused. >> is there a deal or isn't there? this is our breaking news. the president in a war of words just this morning with top democrats after the democrats claimed a late night dinner resulted in a deal on immigration and border security and that wall. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is at the white house for us. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. so exactly what happened last night, it depends who you ask. the democratic leaders declaring they made a deal with the president to extend protections for young, undocumented immigrants. president trump this morning saying not exactly. even the idea the president is softening his stand on immigration is infuriating fierce conserva

the fbi, anthony weiner, barack obama, matt lauer, the "new york times." what happened? you lost because people don't like you. they don't trust you. you are arrogant and condescending. you call them names like deplorable. and you have the moral core of a jellyfish. and you wonder why your accomplishments aren't recognized. your state department lied and said there were no emails on benghazi. you out and out tried was no classified information on your email server, and you did it for convenience when we all know you set up a private non-secure server so you and your girlfriends uma and cheryl allegedly doing state department work could raise money for the organized criminal end prize known as the clinton foundation which was nothing more than a campaign slush fund allowing you to take money from foreign governments and live a life to which government employees are unaccustomed. when the criminals started to surface, the clinton made sure the fix was in. since when in a serious federal investigation regarding our classified information do prosecutors hands out immunity de

i don't -- you only know when it comes on tv. >> this scene makes me cry. >> you know matt lauer and "the godfather" over and over again. we watch it every christmas. >> is that where they find the horse head in the bed? >> it makes me want to drink wine and have pasta. >> it also doesn't scream christmas to me. >> it's not a christmas movie. >> i don't know why. it's just running in the background. >> most people would be like "christmas story." or "elf." or "die hard." >> wouldn't do "die hard." >> like a backup movie. we switch over to "godfather." >> we don't switch over. henry switches to the other game. you only get to watch five minutes of the film. >> you go back and forth. >> keep going. >> you're a dude. that's why i love you. what about you? >> i would have to say the original "ghost bubusters." still, classic. >> the entire time? >> sometimes. i am. or "jaws." >> i want to watch it -- >> this movie, no matter when you see it, you have to watch it. >> it was just on tv the other day. >> do you feel that way about "jaws"? >> it's always on. i feel like -- i watch it often,

nbc news anchor matt lauer also draws fire for what clinton considers inequitable treatment afforded her and donald trump during a televised forum last fall. "i was ticked off. nbc knew exactly what it was doing. the network was treating this like an episode of the apprentice in which trump stars and ratings soar. i can't say i didn't fantasize about shaking some sense into lower." that's the same reaction from some democrats, dismayed by the publicity tour. jared huffman of california told politico it's difficult even for former supporters of mrs. clinton to endure "the media cycles about the blame game and the excuses." >> bret: james, thank you. former white house strategist steve bannon says members of the president's staff who not agree with him should quit. bannon talks with charlie rose of cbs. he says the example of economic advisor gary cohn who did not like the president's response to racial violence in virginia. >> if you're going to break with him, resigned. the stuff leaked out by members of the white house was unacceptable. if you find it unacceptable, you should resign

here's matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> 10:03 on the east coast. 7:03 on the west.sembly. we're told that north korea menace confronting rogue regimes will be a central focus of that speech. >> obviously, the president has said a lot of the things he is going to say today in the past. he said them while he was a candidate, but this is the first time we're going to hear from him in a cohesive speech. >> mr. secretary general, mr. president, world leaders, and distinguished delegates, welcome to new york. it is a profound honor to stand here in my home city as a representative of the american people to address the people of the world. as millions of our citizens continue to suffer the affects of the devastating hurricanes that have struck our country, i want to begin by expressing my appreciation to every leader in this room who has offered assistance and aid. the american people are strong and resilient, and they will emerge from these hardships more determined than ever before. fortunately, the united states has done very well since election day last november 8th. t

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie.ive from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for being with us on a tuesday morning. >> we want to start on this tuesday, all eyes on "monday night football" and what happened before the game between the dallas cowboys and the arizona cardinals. >> the cowboys knelt before the anthem. but the players rose and sang with the national anthem. craig melvin has the story. >> good morning to you. what a night, indeed. this morning, despite the controversy, president trump is doubling down on his comments, as one the protests led to a popular team and its owner. the dallas cowboys and owner jerry jones, take a knee during the national anthem. then, during the song, the arizona cardinals and the cowboys in locked arms. the latest of a string of protests, after president trump punished those who knelt during the anthem. the president stirring new controversy earlier on monday, when he retweeted an account that referenced former cardinals pla