but joyce mitchell has secrets.ets that have landed her in jail, accused of helping two dangerous felons break free. >> i did many escapees on america's most wanted that would have never gotten out if it wasn't for the woman who helped them. >> in this case, authorities say joyce mitchell is the woman who helped richard matt and david sweat with their plan. but how and why did this wife and mother become involved with two convicted murderers? it all started with david sweat, who in 2013 was working in the prison tailor shop. there he befriended mitchell, the prison seamstress. eric jensen also worked in the tailor shop with the fugitives and joyce mitchell. david sweat was jensen's supervisor. jensen said many believe sweat was having a sexual relationship with mitch snooel she used to keep them back from the mess hall when we would come back from the mess hall for lunch and she would keep him there and he would eat all kinds of chicken that i remember specifically. >> for david sweat? >> yes, it was like the handso

catherine mitchell. dr. mitchell is going to tell us about the failures of people entrusted to give that care. we quickly realized to the corruption was rampant. a social worker and union president stood up to say the corrupt bonus schemes that brought down the phoenix v.a. was in my home state. another doctor uncovered boxes and boxes of unread echocardiograms leading her to discover dozens of unnecessary surgeries. the truth about corruption in v.a. hospitals was not easy to reveal for catherine mitchell. they have been through hell to give mistreated utterance a voice. -- veterans a voice. the system tilt to protect whistleblowers has failed. the v.a. system is funded by this committee. we are here to ensure those who wore the uniform get the care they deserve. linda, the new acting inspector general of the v.a., is here today. they will tell us why the system is failing our veterans. let me turn it over to senator collins. senator collins: thank you very much. i would note that today, it is national is a

as mitchell, attorney general mitchell waited for an answer. president nixon was clearly mulling over what a baker appointment would offer. the need to decide brought uneasy, almost pain as he sighed several times. as he said to his attorney general, rehnquist has a hell of a record. first in his class. law clerk to one of the great judges of this century. and practiced law as a lawyer's lawyer. and with that statement, the decision was made. he was convinced by his own argument. howard baker would stay in the u.s. senate and william

they lost two games to senator mitchell's team. at the pressure put on democrats starting to come out against the house particularly against the deal and how many they'll actually vote against this thing. >> we'll watch all that. thank you for joining us. great to see you all. i'm watching the jobs number out next friday. that's one more clue for the federal reserve on whether they raise interest rates come september 17th. that will do it for "sunday morning futures". thank you for being here. i'm maria bartiromo. i'll see you on fox business network. have a great sunday, everybody. good night.. tom: good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. donald trump's candidacy, it just keeps on getting steam. the billionaire populist leaving his rivals in the dust now with the new national poll showing trump leading next closest competitor by 16 points. trump's straight talk and refusal to back down from confrontations apparently is resonating with voters fed up with typical washington politicians, and the same poll showing

in the second inning, the line drive hits mitchell in the face. the 24-year-old right-hander immediately went down to the ground. mitchell's face was bloodied as the trainers quickly ran out to assist him. fortunately, he was able to walk off under his own power before being taken to new york presbyterian hospital. he was diagnosed with just a broken nose. he was placed on a seven-day concussion disabled list, and will be monitored closely over the next few days. his teammates felt it could have been a lot worse. >> man, that was scary. you just count your blessings there that it wasn't worse. as soon as we ran over there, he said he was okay. >> just sick to your stomach. you're just hoping for the best outcome. luckily, what could have happened didn't, so we're lucky he got his face out of there. it got him, but it could have got him a lot worse. >> four major league pitchers have been hit in the face from line drives this year. there's little that can be done when a ball strikes a player in the face. there's only two things you can do. one, duc

he did manage to get up under his own power and was held off the field, mitchell then went to new york presbyterian hospital where he suffered a nasal shortly thereafter. doctors will be monitoring him for concussion symptoms. the good news, the line drive, later, the hit that led to the yankees potential wind, winds or losses took a back seat once we watch to see how he got off the field. duke will tell us about the games you win. juliet: not fun. subway riders you have to contend with all sorts of things including delays and service changes, an end of summer repairs. robert: how people have to change their plans to get a >> as the subway service was a and incessant weekend disruptions the next few weeks even tougher with two major mines slowing or stopping altogether during the week. >> how are people supposed to travel and get with a go? >> reporter: we begin with the 123 line where the fast-track program will grind service to a hurt. south 34th street service suspended until 5:00 in the morning for regular maintenance this week and next. >> it is 10:00 at night, a ton of people at

and you may have already seen what jason mitchell is up to these days.king with for a few odd jobs he enrolled in acting classes and has a talent that has taken him to hollywood and right now he is giving a command performance in the number one movie in the country right now. "straight outta compton." >> they want mwa? let's give them mwa. this is only the tip of the iceberg, gentlemen. >> what is going on? what do you have in the bag? >> are you kidding me. you can't take that on the bus gentleman jason named one of the ten actors to watch in 2015. that is an honor seen by oscar winners. tonight, i have two new orleans natives joining me, jason mitchell who stars in the number one movie "straight outta compton" as rapper eze and madeleine, the national student poet. so nice to have you both. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for having us. >> jason, let me start with you. wour your performance in "straight outta compton" is extremely pow erful. >> oh, wow. thank you. >> it was incredible. do you draw on your experiences growing up i

one by one, the revenue around mitchell disappeared. they fired him. there was a huge headlines and newspapers and big shock along the way. this really showed that there was some substance to charges about irregularities on wall street. stock exchange was like a private club whether than public entity. the democrats had just won the election 1932 and were coming into power in march. the incoming chairman of the committee duncan fletcher said we want you to stay and continue this investigation. he wrote a memoir and gave a long oral history about his experiences. he talked about the time of franklin roosevelt's inauguration. looking at the window and seeing charles mitchell walking by himself with his suitcase to union station. there were hotels all around the plaza here. here's this man that showed up with all this revenue of bank officials and everything else all by himself leaving in the process. that led to him carrying on an extremely ex tensive and careful investigation of wall street banks and brokerages. he was not a senator. he was the chief co

i'm luke russert in for andrea mitchell. we begin with breaking news out of paris where the french prosecutor has just announced authorities are opening an official terror investigation into the thwarted train attack over the weekend. french authorities say 26-year-old ayoub el khazzani watched a jihadi video on his phone just moments before his attack on a high speed train which the prosecutor called premeditated and targeted. four train passengers have been honored as heros for confronting and disarming the gunman. nbc's claudio, what did we learn today from the prosecutor aside from pretty much telling us straightforward this individual had jihadist ties and perhaps was influence bid the social media videos he was watching? >> luke, let me strt with this specific charges. xwa investigators are opening an investigation against al khazzani for attempted murder of a terrorist nature for possession of weapons and belonging in a terrorist organization. they gave details about both the attack and attackers. attack, we know that

it's something that suits dave and deanna mitchell just fine. now, it's not that the couple, who moved from danville recently, don't want kids living with their neighbors. they just frankly had to figure out a way to stop welcoming kids to live with them. deanna: i think that's true. we know physically and mentally, we probably needed to stop. okay, this is us when we got married. garvin: dave and deanna were married 57 years ago in rural missouri, and soon were a family of 4. but when their second child started first grade, deanna felt she had a little time and clearly a lot of love to give, which is how, with dave away on a business trip, three foster children were delivered to their door. deanna: he called me and i said, "you won't believe this." and he didn't. but that started it. dave: that began it. that was the beginning. garvin: what had started was more than 40 years of foster parenting, taking in--well, we'll let dave tell you how many foster children. dave: four hundred and thirty-one. garvin: just let that sink in for a bit. now, som

it's something that suits dave and deanna mitchell just fine. now, it's not that the couple, who moved from danville recently, don't want kids living with their neighbors. they just frankly had to figure out a way to stop welcoming kids to live with them. deanna: i think that's true. we know physically and mentally, we probably needed to stop. okay, this is us when we got married. garvin: dave and deanna were married 57 years ago in rural missouri, and soon were a family of 4. but when their second child started first grade, deanna felt she had a little time and clearly a lot of love to give, which is how, with dave away on a business trip, three foster children were delivered to their door. deanna: he called me and i said, "you won't believe this." and he didn't. but that started it. dave: that began it. that was the beginning. garvin: what had started was more than 40 years of foster parenting, taking in--well, we'll let dave tell you how many foster children. dave: four hundred and thirty-one. garvin: just let that sink in for a bit. now, som

the victim according to family is ma can i mitchell and esche be going into fifth grade at a christian academy. instead he's fighting for his life. his family didn't want to go on camera. but they did want to speak out. >> we just want ya'll to know that we love him and that hall a very loving child and that whoever did this we want justice for it because this should never have happened. >> reporter: right now ma can i is in stable but critical condition at dupont children's hospital. seeing him there in his hospital bed his family says they don't know what the future holds and they're broken hearted. >> they want piece. they breathing for him. so right now that's where we at. >> he's very active, like he plays on the silk league in wilmington. he was very active child and a very loving cousin. >> reporter: the whole community outraged over this tragedy. the small comfort when the life of an innocent child is at stake. >> it's tragic. it's just terrible. it's just unbelievable. >> reporter: truly that's why so many of the community are out coming out right now. they're gathering togeth

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. for the next nine days more than a dozen presidential candidates are going or a i've at the iowa state fair facing two realities, the surprising republican front-runner seems to be here to stay. and the consensus democratic front-runner looks more vulnerable by the day. chuck todd is nbc news political director and moderate offer of "meet the press." what is your assessment of the latest polling on donald trump? >> look at the top half of the poll. what we've seen since this debate is all the movement has been with the outsider candidates. it's not just trump holding steady. carson has moved up. fiorina has moved up. cruz has moved up a little bit. they're all sort of trying to be that non-washington person, the non-establishment person, the outsider message, in particular obviously with fiorina, carson, and trurmp, none of them have electoral experience. when you look at that and you realize that all the movement is there, then it tells you that while we focus on trump, what he's tap

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the trump show. live and in living color and it all started with the republican front-runner leafing the door open to a third-party run. >> mr. trump -- >> if i'm the nominee i would pledge i would not run as an independent. we want to win and we will win. >> he's used to buying politicians. >> well, i've given him plenty of money. >> you call women you don't like fat pig, dogs slobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell and i don't frankly have time for total political correctness. our leaders are stupid. our politicians are stupid. >> i don't think you heard me. you're having a hard time tonight. most of the people on this stage i've given to just so you understand, a lot of money. >> not me. not me. >> with hillary clinton i said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding. you know why? she had no choice. it's medieval times. we don't have time for tone. we have to go out and get the job done. >> the hillary factor when the focus wasn't on trump it was on hillar

>> mitchell found evidence that bob deleted certain files, but they were still on the hard drive. that's because computers don't erase files. they just mark the space occupied by those files for reuse. >> a lot of the deleted files are simply information left in place. >> the deleted information revealed that bob was dating women he met on the online dating service match.com and was doing so at the same time his wife, sherry, was dating kevin johnson. bob's profile on the dating website was also revealing. >> mr. durall portrayed himself as a man who was living separately from his wife and who was completely unburdened by any other romantic or personal attachments and was open to a relationship with the appropriate woman. >> in e-mails to prospective dates, bob explained why a divorce was impossible. >> to one young woman, mr. durall said that he really did not want to pursue a divorce with his wife because it would be expensive and messy. he actually went so far as to say he would be better off if his wife were dead. >> in another e-mail, bob said he had a plan to resolve his uns

and you may have seen what jason mitchell is up to.orking a few odd jobs he enrolled in acting classes in new orleans and cultivate add talent that has taken him to hollywood. right now he is giving a commanding performance as hip-hop legend easy e in the number one movie in the country right now, "straight outta compton." >> let's give them nwa. >> this is only the tip of the iceberg, gentlemen. >> what's going on? what do you have in that bag? are you kidding me? you can't take that on the bus. >> "variety" named jason one of the 10 actors to watch in 2015. by the way, that is an honor received in previous years by oscar winners like adrien brody. tonight i had these two new orleans natives joining me, jason mitchell who stars in the number one movie "straight outta compton" and madeleine who is the national student poet. so nice to have you both. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> jason, let me start with you. your performance is extremely powerful. let me ask -- >> thank you. >> incredible. let me ask you, do you draw on

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good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. hillary clinton giving in to pressure to turn over her server, has told her aides to hand everything to the fbi. long-time clinton lawyer, david kendall, is also turning over two thumb drives containing clinton e-mails. this comes after clinton repeatedly said she would not turn over the server and said none of those e-mails were classified. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. >> but the inspector general looking into the issue for the intelligence community says that two of those e-mails that clinton turned over to the state department should have been classified top secret. the state department spokesman, john kirby, says that those e-mails were not marked classified at the time. clinton's decision to turn the server and thumb drives over to federal investigators has guaranteed that this e-mail issue is going to drag on

i'm andrea mitchell in new york today. the summer of donald trump has overshadowed legacy candidates named clinton and bush who expected to dominate their party primaries. our new poll highlights problems for both hillary clinton and jeb bush in critical area for any politician, likability. the numbers are grim for secretary clinton whose overall unfavorable ratinging or 48% is worse than any unfavorable rating we've recorded for barack obama during his presidency. jen palmeri joins me now. what do you think is the cause of these poll numbers? she's upside-down now in the polls. she's 11 points down in just the last month. >> but if you look at head to heads with any republican candidate she's get beating all of them by a pretty good number, including jeb bush by four or five points, depending on the poll that you look at. i'm sure those numbers will move around a lot. we think that, you know, we are still relatively early in the campaign season. she's just starting to make her argument. we've just gone on the air with ads

. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," market jitters. the dow drops. >> the dow jones industrial average lost about a thousand-plus points in the course of trading week. that's five days. we lost that many points in the first three or four minutes of trading today. >> the volatility is extraordinary. >> ready to run? when vice president biden has lunch with president obama today, will 2016 be on the menu? speculation is reaching a fever pitch as hillary clinton's e-mail scandal wears on democrats. >> this e-mail thing, it has kind of a mystique to it. it's almost like a vampire. she's going to have to find a stake to put right through these e-mails. >> she's a terrible front-runner but she's a marvelous candidate when she comes up in the front of the race. >>> american heroes. three childhood friends from sacramento received the highest honor in france after thwarting a terrorist attack in paris. >> we saw him with an ak-47. at that time it was like do something or die. >> he was like fight to the end and so were we. >> i saw them get up

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we'll see what happened to brian mitchell. plus, back to work for the giants with their newest teammate. >>> give us the good and bad news. >> 16 games in 16 days. busy schedule. cc sabathia throws tomorrow on an extra day's rest. tonight brian mitchell made his third career start. it was against the twins and it was rough. this is tough to watch. former yankee eduardo nunez. a run scored but immediate concern for mitchell who was bleeding profusely. he was able to walk off the field. he went to the hospital. small nasal fracture. monitored for con cussion symptoms but he was released from the hospital. yanks down 7-5. carlos beltran two-run home run. bases loaded the next time beltran bats but he goes down swinging. twins get out of the jam. in the extra innings, 10th inning, chase headley with the bases loaded. five infielders but it doesn't matter. it's an infield hit. winning run scores and the yanks do win this one in 10 innings, final 8-7 in 10. >>> cc sabathia in the news today for this. caught by tmz in a shouting matc

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mitchell by the way heading to that list. on the sixth, the twins with a 7-5 lead, carlos beltran built one joy left tying up at 7. we go to extra innings, chase headley with bases loaded. there he is to hit mitchell with a line drive, bobble the ball all the winning run to score, yankees when a crazy one 8-7 the final score, mark tiexiera did leave the game after falling a ball off of his right leg. x-rays negative,. jays were off yesterday, easily in bluejays were off yesterday, easily in the a.l. east. cc sabathia gets an extra day's rest. he was shown arguing with hecklers outside of toronto nightclub this past weekend. here is the video. this happened earlier saturday morning, before getting put into a cab by friends and family. of world broke out. cc sabathia looked out and made a bad decision for getting involved in a shouting match. he says when hecklers were getting personal, he could have handled it better. cc sabathia was supposed to start last night and was scheduled, pushed back a day to get the extra rest and th

as mitchell, attorney general mitchell waited for an answer. president nixon was clearly mulling over what a baker appointment would offer. the need to decide brought uneasy, almost pain as he sighed several times. as he said to his attorney general, rehnquist has a hell of a record. first in his class. law clerk to one of the great judges of this century. and practiced law as a lawyer's lawyer. and with that statement, the decision was made. he was convinced by his own argument. howard baker would stay in the u.s. senate and william rehnquist would become the fourth and final nixon justice. in prior conversation, however, the president still yearned for political payoff. with regard to rehnquist. at one point he was upset to learn that rehnquist was a wasp. joking that he should switch religions. and another point, the president joked again suggesting rehnquist get a sex change operation. nixon aide responded, takes too long. in the end, nixon's liberal opponent had denied him the big political payoff that would have come with naming a woman o

the yankee pitcher brian mitchell is going to take a batted ball to the face. mitchell is a 24-year-old rookie making his third year start. nunez was the batter. mitchell suffered a strong nasal fracture, went on the seven day concussion list today, went to the hospital but back at the stadium at the end of the day. >>> yankees hope week makes a stop in richfield kentucky at the prospector theater. seventh year doing this theater is more than just a place to watch a movie. it's staffed primarily by people with disabilities. gives people a job, a purpose really. members of the yankees stopped by today to talk about the importance of teamwork, had lunch and a good time. >> life is about to me about relationships, love and hope and this is an environment that has been created and it's just wonderful to see. >>> mets, orioles tonight in baltimore. lost three state. had the day off yesterday. bobby parnell goes to the disabled list. struggles over the weekend. parnell hits the del, the team hits baltimore to try to get back on track. >>> nfl preseason hits the meado

reports." >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. her server, has told her aides to hand everything to the fbi. long-time clinton lawyer, david kendall, is also turning over two thumb drives containing clinton e-mails. this comes after clinton repeatedly said she would not turn over the server and said none of those e-mails were classified. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. th

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officers handcuffed and he is cored him out of his home just a few doors down from mitchell's how. let than hour earlier police announce the arrest of another man 24-year-old jalill golds borough facing charges tied to the shooting. family members did not want to show their faces on camera but they do want their voices heard. >> we just want ya'll to know that we love him and that he was a very loving child and that whoever did this, we want justice for it because this should never have happen. >> family members say makai is fighting for his life at ai dupont hospital for children. >> attorney general kathleen kane plans to release more details about pornographic e-mail scandal as part of her criminal defense. kane accused of of leaking grand jury information to the media then lying about it claims the criminal charges are a plan to keep her quiet about the pornographic e-mails. last week kane called on the state supreme court to give her the authority to release them. today the state supreme court said kane is allowed to release the e-mails. >>> developing to night congress mack f

mitchell was hit in the face with a line drive. mitchell's pitch hit off the bat of batter.ming right back at the pitcher at more than is 100 miles per hour. mitchell crumbled to the ground with blood pouring down his face. then taken to the hospital with a broken the u.s. getting the royal treatment. britain's prince harry is coming to washington, d.c. in october. prince harry will attend a planning event for the 2016 invictus games which will take place next may in orlando. the games bring together wounded veterans from around the world to compete in olympic style sports. let's all go off-the-record. just a few days ago it was the 70th anniversary of japan announcing its surrender ending world war ii. when those heroes came home, local communities gave those heroes well-deserved parades it got me thinking about how important it is that we celebrate our military, tell them we appreciate them. and so over the fourth of july, i had a chance, i was part of the welcome ceremony for wounded vets and their spouses in ports as worth, alaska. they were arriving at operation heal ou

andrea mitchel is in our washington bureau with more. andrea. >> officials say that hillary clinton was never hospitalized but she has been home with a stomach virus. tonight her doctors say that extreme dehydration from that virus caused her to faint and over the course of the week they said she also sustained a concussion. >> that was surprise news. that was december 15, 2012. shocking news. the reason hillary clinton had been out of the public eye and had to cancel the trip of secretary of state is because she fabtedinted and sustained a concussion. in that report she was careful to say she had not been hospitalized that she was resting at home but then more than two weeks later, more than two weeks after the fall, secretary clinton was hospitalized. this was nigh yearew year's eve. two weeks after the report that she was hurt but recovering at home. two weeks after that report secretary clinton was in the hospital and this already worrying story looked like it was something more serious. >> let's start with that health scare for hill

. >>> in 2012 in mid december just before christmas, andrea mitchell was on the state department beat at the washington bureau for nbc news when andrea mitchell reported some dramatic, very unexpected news about then s soecretary of state hillary clinton. >> nbc's andrea mitchell is in our washington bureau with more. >> good evening. officials say hillary clinton was never hospitalized but has been home forcing her to cancel a trip. tonight her doctors say extreme dehydration from the virus caused her to faint and over the week they determined she also sustain add concussion. >> that was surprising news. that was december 15 2012. shocking news, right, the reason hillary clinton had been out of the public eye t reason she had to cancel a trip as secretary of state. was because she had fainted and she had sustained a concussion. well andrea mitchell in that report, she was careful to say secretary of state clinton was resting at home. but then more than two weeks later, two weeks after the fall secretary clinton was hospitalized. this was new year's eve, 2012 two weeks after andrea's

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i just finished reading man in profile which is the biography of mitchell. so that's a few. so anyway, that's a few. >> it's reading poetry night at the ballpark and other scenes from an alternative america by bill cosman. tweet us your answer at book tv or you can post it on our page facebook.com/booktv. >> missouri senator shares stories from her time in politics. senator will be on book tv's afterwards program in the near future. reports on urban police. also being published vice president of foreign policy council officer concerns and sanctions on iran and iran's deadly ambition. to mark the upcoming tenth anniversary of katrina several look back in the storm and the after math. he'll discuss the book at the mississippi book festival will be life on saturday august 28th. in katrina the immediate damage and rebuilding of new orleans and the effect on the city. colombia university looks at how natural disasters differ on the rich and poor in the disaster. finally in the storm of the century, looks back at a hurricane from 1900 which destroyed the city of gal -- gal -- galv

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i'm luke russert in for andrea mitchell. wrapping up week seven of donald trump's rein over the republican presidential primary field and like many left wondering what the former top tier candidates will do between now and february to push trump off what's become a lofty political person. chuck todd is political director and moderator of "meet the press" and he joins me now. chuck, last week you were talking about, wow, trump is still in this thing. this week not only is he in this thing but also has increased his lead in several polls, in states like iowa, south carolina, new hampshire. this segment of the republican electorate seems to be set with trump and they are very vocal. >> well, certainly they have -- he's rallied this -- the antiestablishment wing of the party to a lesser extent you see ben carson, you know, he's the sort of far away, you know, farther behind but sitting in second or third in most of these same polls. you combine that together and you realize the power of the anti-establishment wing. >> trump, fio

nixon would say do you think mitchell knew? but he would back off and never got all of them holderman, coleson, dean and mitchell never got them into a room and asked them what happened. huge mistake. by the time he started paying attention the cover-up was well along. watergate which has been pictured as an illegal scheme and it was bad with a lot of illegal stuff happening but my impression is it is his shyness and awkwardness that got him into trouble. his smart political instincts failed him. the end game is painful. his wife pat who had been close to him a loving wife in many ways. their love letters are tender and moving from the early years. both started drinking too much. they stopped talking to each other. a guy named frank gannon said that dinner they would not talk about the main thank. they would talk about anything about the main thing but at night they would pass notes to each other and leave notes on each other's pillow. just always avoiding the name topic and trying to be polite as their world crashed. when he r

brian mitchell is hit in the face with a line drive. he immediately went down to the ground. the good news, he was able to walk off under his own power. mitchell had a small nasal fracture and released from the hospital. it could have been much worse. back to the game, the yankees trailed 7-5 in the sixth. carlos beltran ties it with one swing of the bat. his third homer in four games. it was still tied in the bottom of the 10th with the bis ases loaded. can't handle it. the winning run comes in. the yankees take it, 8-7. their lead over the blue jays stands at one full game. >>> mark left the game after fouling a ball off his leg. x-rays were negative. before the game, the focus was on c.c. sabathia because of this video which surfaced on tmz sports. it shows him getting into it with heck lers s hecklers outside of a bar. he apologized and admitted he made a bad decision. managers joe girardi was candid in his assessment that players need to be aware of their surroundings. >> you do something embarrassing in the public, you know, sometimes four, five, ten people see it. now,

leading our coverage is nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: on a day when symbols matter, the stars and stripes raised over the u.s. embassy in havana, ending a feud that began more than a half century ago. >> this is truly a memorable occasion. a day for pushing aside old barriers and exploring new possibilities. >> reporter: the last time an american secretary of state came to cuba, franklin roosevelt was president. john kerry rewrote that history today. not present, fidel castro seen yesterday on his 89th birthday with leftist allies from bolivia and venezuela. today kerry also tried to meet average cubans, even checking out the old cars in the historic section of havana. but it would take more than a flag raising and a visit to heal these political wounds. kerry is being criticized today for not inviting cuban political dissidents to the embassy ceremony. instead he met them privately at the u.s. diplomatic residence. >> why not have them come there and, you know, participate in the flag raising? >> well, they're going to participate, andrea. i don't buy the notion that there's a di

former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to charges of aiding the fugitives.ork department of correction says the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks and have also been referred to the state inspector general adding any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. according to the times, one inmate says after being beaten during an interrogation he was pressured to sign a report saying quote, i was not assaulted. left with no other choice he wrote "i signed." >> if it is true, that things did happen as they say, why? >> and cassidy also told us many of the prisoners feel they are being blamed for happened. he also added it is important for prisoners to have a voice and to file grievances. the fact some may have been denied that viegt a concern. meanwhile, prisons across the country are facing a short rj of corrections officers. following a group of rookie corrections officers is a new reality series as they train for and take on one of america's toughest prisons. the penitentiary

bryan mitchell got hit in the head off the bat of eduardo nunez nunez. he was back in the clubhouse by the end of the game. in the tenth inning, chase headley hit a ground ball that couldn't be handled and new york beat minnesota 8-7. >>> st. louis beats san francisco 2-1. michael wacha became the first 15-game winner in the mlb. >>> major league baseball released its postseason schedule. the seventh game of the world series will be played on wednesday, november 4th. bring a coat! >>> when we return, another look at today's top stories. >>> a tragic end for some children. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job, leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine . kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine . power to your mouth ! also try listerine pocket packs to kill bad breath germs on the go. breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. breyers has fresh cream, sugar and milk. brey

i'm andrea mitchell on the trail reporting live from new hampshire today where hillary clinton will be arriving shortly. it is her first trip to new hampshire after bernie sanders pulled within six points of her. sanders is in california today. here in new hampshire, a newly combative clinton will be unveiling a $350 billion prop e proposal to make college more affordable. she'll also weigh in on donald trump's attack on megyn kelly, or will she? more on that coming up. first, a shooting in merge sfer missouri, tops the news today. >> thank you. that's right. that is our top story. one year after the shooting death of michael brown the city of ferguson is once again on edge after a weekend of peaceful protests ended with gunfire and violence. several officers were injured and police shot an 18-year-old man who remains in critical condition. nbc's ron allen is in missouri with the very latest. >> reporter: absolutely stun night here that came out of nowhere because the weekend had been peaceful. anniversary mark the death of michael brown at the hands of darren wilson one years ago. was

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