his name is bill mclaughlin, 55 years old. a nice guy, deeply religious and a true believer in the american dream. a man who made his come true. >> kind of a self-made guide. >> absolutely. >> bill was a first in his family to go to college. the first to found a company in the first to end up with millions. not someone you would think would wind up murdered, but here he was. >> you could tell there was not a physical struggle. there weren't things knocked off counters or things like that. >> bill mclaughlin sought coming, saw his killer. >> one of his movements was to put his hand up and tried to block a shot. it got shot through the underside of the finger. he saw his attacker. >> who was that last person bill mclaughlin saw? >> you are trying to take everything in and trying to remember as much as you can a write-down what you feel is important and what's going to come up in the investigation. >> what was important and what wasn't? it was hard to know when the first few hours. as you can see in this video the police shot the

chris mclaughlin there.�*s life changed seven years ago when he had both his legs amputated following a crash. the former racing driver is now trying to break the record for the fastest double amputee to complete the annual ironman world championship. he's doing it for charity and stepped up his preparations at an iron man event on the south coast of england at the weekend. juliette parkin reports. taking the plunge head first into a real test of how the months of grueling training have gone. billy monger was on the dorset coast yesterday, completing a 1.2—mile sea swim, 56—mile cycle followed by a 13.1—mile run. billy will have to cover double that distance in the hawaiian heat. it's been multiple double amputees that have attempted this challenge, and they haven't been able to finish because of the scale of the challenge. so there's no there's definitely not one part of me that's underestimating how hard it is going to bejust to finish in under 17 hours, let alone try and break that record of 16 hours 26.

erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> we'll turn now to the race for the white house. former president trump today saying he will not agree to another debate with vice president harris, as both candidates hit the campaign trail for the first time since tuesday's faceoff. gabe gutierrez is in north carolina tonight. >> reporter: tonight, duelling rallies in critical battleground states on opposite sides of the country. vice president harris in north carolina. >> while donald trump is trying to pull our nation backward, we are fighting for the future. >> reporter: former president trump in arizona. >> kamala harris showed up spewing empty rhetoric. >> reporter: he says tuesday's fiery debate with harris will be their last. >> because we've done two debates and because they were successful, there will be no third debate. >> reporter: but harris wants another. >> we owe it to the voters to have another debate. >> reporter: her campaign says it's entering an aggressive new phase in trying to flip north carolina, which democrats haven't won since 2008. >> donald trump intend

erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >> the mission is amazing, even more so that it benefits st. su sugarland, texas. the mega millions winner is in that area. they could have a lump sum of $404.2 million. is the biggest lottery prize this year so far. >>> here's dylan drier with a look at what's ahead. >> award-winning beauty products that get the oprah seal of approval. and lenny kravitz rocks our plaza. that's this morning on the third hour of "today." >>> thanks soech much for wakinp with "early today." with "early today." i'm france football season already and not a satellite dish in sight! i hardly recognize the roofs i grew up on. enough squawkin'! oh great... coach prime! y'all are whining while everyone else is watching nonstop football on directv! tell me! whose house is this? their house? i think they're renting. listen, listen— i know they get easy access to all this football... but you know what you got? what, coach? a crumb bum attitude! now drop and give me twenty! twenty what? inferno raging in southern california, threatening thousands of homes.

here's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: polaris dawn's mission to space is now in its second day. this mission is about more than distance, it's about connection. this morning from the dragon capsule, menon hosted a very special story time. the spacex medical officer read her book, "kisses from space," to a select group back on earth including her own kids and children with cancer. proceeds from the book will benefit st. jude's life-saving work. >> higher and higher we rose to the sky. who knew that a dragon could fly up so high? >> reporter: at the end of the story 7-year-old st. jude patient micah asked an important question. >> do people live in space, and do you want to live in space? >> for now we're living in space for five days, and we'll be home pretty soon. >> what was it like to ask an astronaut in space a question? >> it was cool. >> reporter: two years ago micah was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. now cancer-free, his mom rebecca says experiences like this have helped the family find joy. >> it kind of makes you special, because people want to bless you an

mclaughlin announced in june that she would not seek reelection. anderson has some high profile supporters, including the state superintendent of schools, but mclaughlin is throwing her weight behind his opponent. wilson and there are a total of seven candidates running for city council seats in richmond. sue wilson is competing against anderson in the district five race, and there are three candidates running for district one jamila brown, mark weisberg challenging incumbent melvin willis and in district six, sean dunning is challenging north and east incumbent claudia jimenez. and happening this week, a chance to hear directly from both candidates vying for the 16th congressional district, which spans parts of the peninsula and the south bay. former san jose mayor sam liccardo and assembly member evan lowe will meet at our studios for an hour long debate on their vision. if elected to congress and moving the bay area forward. that is happening this wednesday night at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. and also this week, the vice presidential candi

running right now we have erin mclaughlin from tel aviv. it was referenced that benjamin netanyahu had spoken minutes ago. what else did he say? >> reporter: we just heard from the israeli prime minister speaking publicly for the first time since the assassination, having cut his trip to new york short and returning to israel as soon as he could. addressing, tonight, the rayleigh -- israeli people! he took the decision to kill hassan nasrallah at the beginning of the week and he explained the reasons why. take a listen. >> translator: i gave instruction andra nasrallah is longer with us. his killing brings closer to the return of the people in the north to their homes and return to hostages from the south. this increases the chances for hostages going back.es >> reporter: you hear him and their reference the leader of hamas. he is arguing the rayleigh -- is really prime minister role prompt him to his race the israeli hostages and at least help prompt that. we have heard from hamas in ther wake of the assassination and say that this assassi

let us go now to erin mclaughlin in tel aviv, israel. just past midnight over there and what is the latest? >> reporter: a short while ago we heard from the israeli prime minister address the israeli people in hebrew for the first time since the assassination of hassan nasrallah. in that address he said that he made the decision to order the strike that killed nasrallah. at the beginning of the week, timing that is potentially significant, especially when you consider it was by midweek that u.s. and france officials were announcing their efforts to pursue a cease-fire with the knowledge and understanding of israeli officials. in his address tonight the israeli prime minister making a clear that he came to the conclusion that killing nasrallah was essential for israel to achieve its objectives, which is the return of tens of thousands of israelis to their homes in the north of the country. they have had to flee following the october 8th attacks, when hezbollah began launching rocket attacks on the state of israel. nevertheless, this assas

mclaughlin is throwing her weight behind his opponent, sue wilson. san francisco students, parents and teachers could learn the fate of their schools this week. san francisco unified is expected to release a list of school closures for 2025. the district has been struggling with several issues, including declining enrollment and a $400 million budget deficit. it was expected to release a list of closures earlier this month, but the decision was delayed until october. an exact date for when the closures will be released has not been announced, but it could come as soon as tuesday. we are back in 60s and still ahead, a high school reunion at an east bay park turns deadly. thousands are reported missing after hurricane helene slams into the southeast. what we're learning about a california search crew injured on its way to help closer to home heats. the big story as we head into the workweek, we have a spare the air alert tomorrow and heat advisories bay area wide for the next three days when the hottest some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. th

i understand the porta potty from 280 around mclaughlin, so that should recover.ncident. as far as i understand. we do have an issue. north 17 around lexington reservoir. a disabled vehicle. today's show just moments away. but for more local news, stay with today in the bay. we stream live on roku, pluto and other platforms. live at 8:00. uniting the country. our scott mcgrew speaks live with former president obama's speechwriter about the november election. well, that's what's happening here on today in the bay. stick around, because the today show starts after this. that's right. we'll be back with a local news update at 725. and ever >>> hi there. good tuesday morning. we're following a dramatic arrest here in new york overnight. >> music mogul sean “diddy” combs taken into custody. good morning, it's september

if anything develops on your side, erin mclaughlin, let us know, erin mclaughlin in tel aviv. >>> let'stween the mediterranean sea, israel, syria and the occupied golan heights. what consists of modern-day lebanon is human civilization of more than 7000 years. it has been ruled by a variety of cultures and empires including the canaanites, the egyptians, islamic caliphate, christian crusaders and the ottomans. modern lebanon began in 1920 when following the axis of world war i, which included that, the league of nations petition for middle eastern territories of the empire. that created four mandates. palestine, iran, syria and lebanon. when we harken back to the colonialization area, sponsorships were meant to eventually lead to independent states. the british were given control and governance over palestine and iraq. the french were given governments over syria and lebanon. this created greater lebanon, as it was called, literally a reference to size. it was double what it was before, adding cities, including tripoli in the north. as well as tyre, one of the oldest continuously inhabi

our correspondent chris mclaughlin is in glasgow.it has been a saga, you're right, we won't get official confirmation from the commonwealth games federation for we think a couple of weeks. 0nly commonwealth games federation for we think a couple of weeks. only then will we have an understanding of what the games will look like. it will be scaled back, but which sports be cut and where will the opening ceremony be? have there been provisions for a legacy for glasgow? tonight it is safe to say there will be a huge sigh of relief across the commonwealth games community, not just because glasgow is saving 2026, but perhaps they're saving the event in the future. yes, it will be a scaled back games, but this could be a defining moment for the games. now it is about delivery and the clock is very much ticking.— instagram says it's overhauling the way it works for young people — promising more "built—in protections" for teenagers and added controls for parents. some of the measures being introduced include new "teen accounts" for 13 to 15 y

it's something every waterfront city must do in the coming years, but councilmember gail mclaughlin sayshmond faces special challenges. >> we do have some of our shoreline now that is just left vacant but underneath the surface is a lot of toxins. >> reporter: that's a problem because projections from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration show that as the sea rises, more and more industrial areas could be affected. one of those sites is the former chemical plant. it's been fenced off for years with a plan to cover the highly toxic soil with a concrete cap and locate 4,000 homes on top. but critics say that will do nothing to stop the effects of sea level rise. >> it will cause the ground water to make contact with the toxins, and that mobilizes them further off site and into the bay. so we're really concerned about how not only that site but there are dozens of sites that have toxic leftovers and very serious ones. >> reporter: so what can be done? scientists say it's time to take a cue from nature. there are proposals underway to reestablish the tidal marshes that once lin

mclaughlin hawk domestic informed me that you have a good idea. many of them are hooked up with the woman that it means that you mean it's for sale. yeah. any window that is ever small thoughts should that be that i'm on the sea bass and i have face house, meaning the j stuck. i'm, i'm just gonna have to talk about it when i'm literally on bad habits. anastasia, and put them on a tight and might have moser, what do i pay? and i know they have some one z. as in michigan, they monies him need before the bus stop cutting me on up to the other me and the magic opens carpet and the heck them to confirm then, and i'm sending you the other way to send to you and what they call me. i need a quote from them as well. oh, my pleasure. glenn son. yeah, that's what's the trust in me? i'm just, i'm always on my system as i'm able to send him out of time to sell out of this. i know we've picked it up, but i'm pissed us. then we had to scan in the flu shots unless it didn't have simmons and you see multi a single page to say, hey, yeah, so can you see that humans

that's it for me, mclaughlin. elizabeth, for a number back in just a moment. the, the pad that will start in southeast asia, where the focus is on the typhoon crack, then it's working its way towards taiwan is expected to make land full here by the mid week bringing a very heavy rain. it's a slow moving system. so we are expecting some flooding from that, not just across the taiwan, but also from northern areas of the philippines. elsewhere across the region, to some heavy rain pulling into the north west for the likes of me and mot, thailand. and much of indo china for the south of this business as usual, with lots of sunshine and showers for indonesia and malaysia. now there's lots of sunshine to be found in australia. things have cleared up in that southeast corner, at least in terms of the wet and windy weather, but some cloud remains. attempt is offset to come up for places like outlet. they'll be coming down however, for southern parts of w way as another where the system starts to talk in not unstable and mass bringing some showers and storms to west in

would that be the much going on for you mclaughlin hawk seen what the queen with the mastic informed me that you have a good idea? many of them are hooked up with the woman that it means that you mean it's for sale. yeah, any window is ever small. thoughts should that be that i'm on the sea bass and i have face house, meaning the j stuck i'm i'm still have to talk about them and i wouldn't be on bad habits. indecision, put them on. that's how you get invited moser. what do i pay? and i know they have some one z as in michigan, they monies him maybe cutting me on up to the other me with the mastic open carpet and the heck them to confirm. then if i'm sending it otherwise to send to you in what they call me, i need this. i'm not going from them as a half a year. well, oh my pleasure. glenn son. yeah, that's what's the has to me. i'm just, i'm always on my system as i'm able to send him, i'd have to sell out of the seller. we've picked it up, but i'm pissed us. then we had to scan in the flu shots, understood to have simmons and ac multi a single page to say, hey, yeah, so can you see t

most people are really happy leaving and living in sweden and norway, and even on doris and mclaughlin, those places until somebody comes and starts a civil war in their country or starts guerrilla war based on uh, on, on, on the, on the, on the, on, on what the actions of drug lords, etc. so that's kind of and by the way, those people in springfield, ohio who are taking a bag by all these people who don't look like them or sound like them suddenly, you know, coming into the van, ride to their, their right to, they're not bad people for thinking that, well, look, i've said this, if you talk to people in the black community, there is an issue with immigration and they see it as a laborer issue. you know, if you are in the working class or the working port. yes, that drives down the cost, the price of labor and the value of your labor, and it's going to hurt you. it's a reasonable dis, certainly reasonable discussion. but again, what we can't have in america, particularly when it comes to the ruling elite and their mouth piece is in the mainstream media is an actual discussion as to how

let's bring in tricia mclaughlin ... welcome to you both. tricia to you first. i want to play some sound of kamala harris on the rick smiley morning show where she said this >> there is no floor for him in terms of how low he would go and we should be prepared for that. we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth. >> trace: it seems to me like the goal is she's going to attack donald trump and the question becomes she also needs to boost herself right? >> right. at 28 percent of respondents in that new york times survey found that people still didn't know what she stood for. they wanted to learn more about her. instead of introducing herself and her policies to the american people, of which she has view even though she did lay out a short policy proposal on her website today, she is instead going to filibuster for most of this debate. she's going to say i'm going to fact check and realtime what donald trump is saying instead of answering questions on energy policy. what is her position on fracking? there is a report today that

but as our correspodent chris mclaughlin says, this is set to be a scaled down event featuring fewer50/50 at best, things have moved on significantly over the weekend primarily due to the offer of millions of pounds from commonwealth games australia to get this over the line. remember, the state of victoria pulled out due to financial concerns, now that injection of cash has seemed to satisfy our nervous scottish government that are adamant no public money would be spent this time around. now, the scottish government had a conversation with commonwealth games australia this morning and told that meeting did very well, it should be rectified in some way tomorrow, probably announcement at some point tomorrow afternoon. no, what will glasgow 2026 look like? it will be a scaled—down games, just ten sports compared to the 17 ten years ago, we will also be a lot cheaper. £114 million compared to the over £500 million compared to the over £500 million less time. it's a new blueprint, it's a new commonwealth games but looks like they are heading back to glasgow in 2026. the head of world ath

jordan mclaughlin is the owner. family moved to the united states from the country of jordan before he was born. and to him this restaurant is more than just the taste of the food. and i mean, this food is our closer and i mean that every which way mean it's not just about the to market. you bringing everyone together, breaking bread together. that's why with a 2 alarm fire tore through the restaurant in june. it quickly went to work. we really anticipated about a 6 foot home and i leaves their minimum. however, a three-month turnaround with the help of the city. the help of the community helped make it happen for the kitchen fire may not have looked that large, but it's at the restaurant back about a quarter million dollars. the workers here, just happy. no one was hurt to be part of this community. you have such an impact. only 2 months deadly, a blessing that we do not take for granted now it's first couple days back in business. mazda is serving a full house back in business and serving up middle eastern food an

. >> erin mclaughlin in tel aviv, thank you. join me now is calling clark director research. colin, i was talking to matt bradley thing that experts will be able to give us a better sense of what happens now. given the extent of leadership that was taken out of hezbollah. that is last 12 to 18 hours. we have seen this before. matt gave lots of examples of the fact that it looks like you take up the leadership, not as simple as it sometimes appears. >> exactly. matt referred to as decapitation strikes. which is what we call this . history is littered with examples of leaders that have been removed from terrorist organization but the group has continued that is likely what we will see here. almost definitely. this is a group that is 30,000 fighter strong . 150,000 rocket and missiles. absolutely, the leadership was eliminated. this is been an impressive technical display by the israelis. hezbollah is part of the social fabric of lebanon. when you think about where they sit within the broader axis of resistance, this is the crown jewel for the iranians. they will do everything t

morning long michael lee strategy founder michael the republican strategist tripped under tricia mclaughlin and fox business cheryl casone, "mornings with maria" is live right now. maria: will begin with breaking news overnight israel striking that dozens of hezbollah terrorists targets in southern lebanon overnight and as a fighting intensifies right now the u.s. is deploying more troops to the middle east, fox news correspondent nate foy is live right now in tel aviv, good morning. >> good morning israel and hezbollah continue to exchange fire, this morning hezbollah has fired 55 rockets on top of the 250 fired into northern israel yesterday and while israel has continued the massive airstrike campaign not only in southern lebanon but the back of valley northeast of beirut, this is the deadliest day in lebanon since the deadliest work in 2006 take a look at these strikes as israel is targeting hezbollah weapons facilities they hit 1600 sites yesterday is really defense minister says israel destroyed the infrastructure that hezbollah spent two decades building, the human cost was severe, i

i want to bring in tricia mclaughlin. >> hi, victoria. thanks for joining us.ebate is there's was no he's questions on china, especially given the hostilities we're seeing in the south china sea. what do you make of that? what message does that send the ccp? >> it's really bizarre, tri s shtricia.the dnc speech, she dik about china there as all. it's the preeminent threat the country faces, it's everywhere. it's in our ports. it's here in the united states. we have chinese nationals coming across the southern border in unprecedented numbers, we have china trying to buy farmland here at home. this is a huge, huge problem and for it not even to come up i wander if the moderators thought she didn't have a good answer on it. president trump was the first president in the 2017 national security strategy to really lay out the threat of china, a document he personally introduced in his speech so it was very much his views, defining china as the greatest threat the united states faces. so just bizarre that it wasn't more of a topic on tuesday night. cheryl: well, obvio

the conversation all morning long welder wealth management president rebecca walser and tricia mclaughlinnings with maria" is live right now. he ♪ ♪ of the hour vice president kalama harris is calling for another debate with donald trump, the former president responded with this. >> i believe we wit to the voters have another debate because this election could not be more important. >> the first words out of the fighters mouth, i want a rematch, polls show that i won the debate against conrad kamala harris, she immediately called for a second debate which means she was like a prizefighter that lost a fight. cheryl: trump posted on true social there will be no third debate, he claims he covered everything with this first debate with joe biden in june and harris missed a plan date with fox news last week and trump responded to criticism he was too angry on tuesday night, watch how he defended that. >> people said that i was angry at the debate, angry, yes i was angry were allowed 21 million illegal aliens invading our communities, many of them are criminals. cheryl: harris' campaign ready t

trisha shah mclaughlin -- >> today is president biden's last opportunity to course correct with this war in the middle east. we have four american hostages till being held by iran, by a hamas. he needs to the say each of their names outloud and hold the u.n., iran and these accountable. maria: yeah, and you wonder how the head of iran is going to be received, right? he's going to give a speech as well. we had to get him a visa, and we did it to come to go to the u.n. general assembly. let's see how he's reffed. >> yep. and he's hobnobbing around the city, and it's disgusting -- >> the chinese. maria: all right. great show, everybody, mike, trisha, cheryl, thank you so much for being here. "varney & company" picks it up now. stu or, take it away. stuart: guard monoing, maria. good morning, everyone. this is a big day for investors because the rally modestly continues. the election, though, and the war, that's what's making the headlines. president biden addresses world leaders at the united nations one hour from now. reportedly, he will promote if what he calls real achievements for t

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american ingenuity fund manager adam johnson, american frontier strategy ceo matt cook and tricia mclaughlind "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of hour unsealing justice that without criminal charges of hamas leaders in terrorist atrocities following october 7 attack on israel the complaint accusing hezbollah of providing weapons and financial support after the bodies of six hostages including israeli american hersh goldgerg polin found in the tunnel system under rafah hamas chief thought to be hiding somewhere in the vast underground network as well, the white house has been impressed by fox peter doocy as to why the administration puts the onus on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to close the cease-fire deal instead of the terrorist group. watch. >> in the presidents public comments, why is he harder on benjamin netanyahu then he is on the terrorist leader of hamas. >> the president has been very, very clear about hamas leaders and what they've done. he was asked the question and answered it directly but hamas is responsible they have

it's something every waterfront city must do in the coming years, but councilmember gail mclaughlin says richmond faces special challenges. >> we do have some of our shoreline now that is just left vacant, but underneath the surface is a lot of toxins. >> reporter: that's a problem because projeks from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration show that as the sea rises, more and more industrial areas could be affected. one of those sites is the former chemical plant. it's been fenced off for years with a plan to cover the highly toxic soil with a concrete cap and locate 4,000 homes on top. but critics say that will do nothing to stop the effects of sea level rise. >> it will cause the ground water to make contact with the toxins, and that mobilizes them further off site and into the bay. so we're really concerned about not only this site but there are just dozens of sites on our shoreline that have toxic leftovers and very serious ones. >> reporter: so what can be done? scientists say it's time to take a cue from nature. there are proposals underway to reestablish the tidal ma

here's our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin.games and use as a stepping stone for something new. and glasgow has a long history of being ambitious and innovative in its approaches to things, so why should we expect any different this time? it's a real opportunity for the city and, bearing in mind that they have been delivering games every other year, major sporting events since glasgow 2014. so they are more than ready.— are more than ready. we've been waitin: are more than ready. we've been waiting for— are more than ready. we've been waiting for government _ are more than ready. we've been waiting for government approval, we've got that now, so it's all systems go for two years' time — just earlier this month, the government was saying there could be some reputational damage here, we just have to make sure we get things right. whatjeopardy do you think there could still be for the city? i there could still be for the city? i think this was really an issue about the public finances, it's about perceptions, because people were a

we go now to aaron mclaughlin joining us from tel aviv. what is israel saying today about the death of nasrallah? >> here in tel aviv they are bracing for potential retaliation. minutes following the assassination when israeli officials were briefing reporters that hassan nasrallah was the target of that strike those same officials said retaliation was expected. israeli officials bracing for potential retaliation not only from lebanon but other countries across the region. just hours ago sirens sounded here in tel aviv according to the israeli military a missile was fired from the direction of yemen. it was intercepted. explosions could be heard here in tel aviv as people were directed to their shelters. no injuries reported. israeli officials are bracing for more of the same going forward. now that hassan nasrallah is confirmed to have been killed by both israeli military officials confirming that news as well as hezbollah the question becomes, given the number of hezbollah leaders who have been killed in israeli strikes in recent days do

the most reliable polls, mclaughlin and trafalgar, have shown a very different kind of direction thattenee from some of the other polls that show kamala harris has taken a big bump, she's leading. i don't believe that's true. if you look at the cross-tabs, a lot of oversampling of democrats. so i think nate silver is exactly right. donald trump is leading in these swing states, he will lead in those electoral college totals. that's how you win the election. it's far from over. i don't want to start saying let's get those balloons ready. hillary did that, and it doesn't turn out real well. -- didn't turn out real well, but kamala harris is not helping herself by refusing to answer questions ab the policies that she herself has embraced. so i don't know where she goes. this debate next week is probably, you know, the one shot she has to start turning it around, and i'm not sure she can. stuart: okay. according to the daily caller, the university of colorado's law school is offering a course on authoritarian christian nationalism in the age of trump. authoritarian christians. governor, some

trisha shah mclaughlin -- >> today is president biden's last opportunity to course correct with thisrican hostages till being held by iran, by a hamas. he needs to the say each of their names outloud and hold the u.n., iran and these accountable. maria: yeah, and you wonder how the head of iran is going to be received, right? he's going to give a speech as well. we had to get him a visa, and we did it to come to go to the u.n. general assembly. let's see how he's reffed. >> yep. and he's hobnobbing around the city, and it's disgusting -- >> the chinese. maria: all right. great show, everybody, mike, trisha, cheryl, thank you so much for being here. "varney & company" picks it up now. stu or, take it away. stuart: guard monoing, maria. good morning, everyone. this is a big day for investors because the rally modestly continues. the election, though, and the

let's go right now to aaron mclaughlin, joining us from telg aviv. are israelis responding to the death of hassan nasrallah? >> reporter: alex, israelis are on high alert. there is the potential, israeli officials say, for retaliatory strikes in response to the assassination, retaliatory strikes, not just from lebanon but other countries in the middle east. hours ago, sirens sounded here in tel aviv, according to the israeli military. a missile was fired from yemen toward central israel in tel c aviv. we could hear explosions as israeli defense systems intercepted that missile. israeli officials are extremely conflict -- concerned about the potential for more retaliatory strikes. this as we are ialearning more about the intelligence operation behind this assassination. you know, following the news, as israeli military this morning confirmed they killed le hassan nasrallah in that airstrike, they also released audio , the exchange between the fighter pilot that carried out the strike and the commander and in that audio, it is clear they both knew of a

. >> leading us off this hour, nbc news correspondent eric mclaughlin outside the courthouse in lower manhattan and here with us on set is senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. erin, let's start with you. what do we know now? any word from inside the courthouse? >> reporter: hey, ellison, we're still waiting for news. as you can see behind me, the world media has gathered outside the courthouse here in new york city. this was expected to be an arraignment hearing. we're expecting for sean combs to enter a plea. we do expect that plea to be not guilty. and the key question going into this hearing is will the judge determine that he should remain in pretrial detention or would they set bail terms, and if those bail terms are set, could sean combs meet those terms. the prosecution arguing he should remain in custody prior to the trial in legal documents, in a letter to the court, saying, quote, he has already trying to obstruct the government's investigation of this case, repeatedly contacting victims and witnesses and feeding them false narratives of events. there are >> in preparat

will hermano and his sergeant, john mclaughlin, they were the stars of the, uh, that movie that some of you may have seen. trade center with nicolas and william talks about that. how for him the day that he beats ptsd will be the day that he is put in the ground and that for him, he understands that sort of this is something that he's going to live with for his entire life. and he actually and i don't actually mean he he he is one of the most inspirational people that i met in the course of this. he was trapped under the tower until about 11:00 that night. the the three other officers who were with his port authority team, all in the collapse around and he and john live and he talks about you know he goes around and he talks to school and actually inmates in attics now and he talks this experience and he says you know i had 220 stories of world trade center fall on top of me, but we all in our lives have our world trade centers that fall on us and that, you know, for some of us it's the loss of a family member. for some of us, it's the loss of a job. for some of us, it's thinking tha

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. >> well, that's what john mclaughlin found at tower own is that on her own radical positions, her ownrds, mostst americans don't know that she wants to decriminalize illegal immigratio illegaln, offer freeh care and housing and education that they don't know about her role and saying the rioters. 574.n right. summer of 2020. they're not going to sto tp. e r they shouldn't stop. we're not going to stop. stopw about afracki fracking ban, a drilling ban.ng they don't seem to know the extent of how radical r and highadic her taxes would be, the largest tax increase in history. they don't be th seem to know her position on defund, dismantle, no bail laws and or tim walz, you know, feminine productsail in boys bathrooms or gender affirming surgery. and, you know, parental permission. so, you know, i think they're going to be trump's job because, abby, she's not going to do it. george stephanopoulos allow itnr on his network. well, i think sean, first of all, the trump campaign has really done a good job of stepping up and putting ads out there that educated people on some of her positiones

mclaughlin poll says over 70% of democrat voters are unawaremv of harris' positions in general. >> nearly% of democratss have have no idea kamala will bonsidero inmates on death row to vote killers, and over 80%d v are completely unaware insu kamala supports the elimination of private health insurance. >> kamala's policy. >> these aren't popular, which is why she's busing voters to her rallies like todang y. trump press secretary carolyn levitt got word that massachusettsgot wereanspr transported to kamala's new hampshire ralltes may becau. couldn't fill the arena. >> sources say kamala'ces sas cm spending a week at debate campu in pittsburgh to prep: that that wasn't kamala ignoring questions. that wasmmon kamala preparing fr the debate because they're training her not to geto rattled. >> someone has got to be here like somebod by has got to sitd there and really pepper her and get her to get annoyed and aggravater ae it because ths probably what trump's going to do. and what you want her to do is to work out that aggravatioos n and prep and not do it when she's on stage. >> no spin new.

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