>> my heart goes out to natalie, and i understand how she feels because of her experience. but the reality is not that one website is responsible or could be responsible for what happened to her, or for the perpetuation of prostitution, child sex trafficking. we have sex in our society, legal and illegal, and that is not going away any time soon. >> you told us you generate three to 400 ads a month that you send over to the groups that police these, or that try and find missing children. so you've got something that tells you, you know that 300 to 400 times a month you're seeing things that you believe are trafficking, child trafficking. >> we make three o400 reports per month for ads, not our ads. these are ads that third parties have placed, that we have identified as potentially identifying miles an hour. that's not something we're obligated to do, it's something we do voluntarily. >> in other words you or someone in the organization believes that these are potentially children being -- >> we believe they are potentially a minor at risk. we are to my knowledge the only w

natalie tells us about her on brad pitt. that online. >> and now in the entertainment tonight birthdays, which actress took on bull riding for a ro was it kyle chandler own damon lewis? find out when "e.t." returns. next on kron-4 news at eight: down but not out. scores of families of the deadly valley wildfire. talk about where they go from here. plus, her murder shocked the community and the nation. now kron-4 speaks exclusively. to the father of slain 8- year old maddy middleton. what he wants the public to do now. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents dres www.etonline.com. >> travel conside

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natalie. >> all right. chris jansing at white house for us, thank you, chris. parenthood cecile richards faced five hours of intense questioning on capitol hill yesterday and richards told members of a house committee she is proud of her organization's work supporting fetal tissue research. she says secretly recorded video showing planned parenthood videos trying to sell fetal tissue are part of a smear campaign. >> the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood based on heavily doctored videos are offensive and categorically untrue. >> republican lawmakers have called for shutting down the government unless planned parenthood is de-funded. >>> some frightening moments tuesday for passengers on an american eagle flight that landed in texas on tuesday. the regional jet operated by mesa airlines tilted to its side during landing scraping its right wing on the runway. a plane spotter was testing out a new camera and just happened to capture that moment. mesa airlines says they took the plane out

natalie, start. that sounds familial for $200. natalie. what is a sister city?al for $400. natalie again. what is a grandfather clause? good. $600, familiar. natalie. what is a mother lode? yep. $800, familial.

natalie? >> kristin welker outside the white house for us. >>> questions about racial washington state posted a controversial photo of school athletes online. miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: five members of the women's soccer team dressed up as the jackson five wearing black face and afro wigs. theyere headed to an unofficial team event off campus monday night. the student who posted the picture since removed the image and apologized, the university suspended the players from wednesday's soccer match saying in part, "it is critical that the student body learn from the behavior. and consider not only the real or perceived intent of the actions but the impact they have on members of our community regards will of intent." >> when you talk about kids we can't just be punitive toward them. we have to take opportunities to teach and these are very teachable moments that the administration recognizes. >> reporter: reaction online has been mixed. oh, my god. you can't dress up as the jackson f

i'm not going to say who. >> natalie? drain them. >> great. >> and eat them with a light blue cheese dressing, the best chicken wings you've ever tasted. >> do you agree, taste testers in. >> blue chose made out of sour cream, mayonnaise and a little bit of milk and blue cheese. >> recipe on today.com. >> my favorite is the tandori chicken weeks. >> like the sound that have. >> yogurt is the base and the salt. >> safflower oil. do you need that at a specialty store? >> tumeric, cayenne. >> love it. >> a mixture every indian household has a tandoor mix. you can buy that and forget all the separate ingredients. >> yogurt and all the special spices. >> make little xs with a sharp knife along the wing. >> and why are we doing that? >> the spice prermates the chicken and indians are pushing spice down along the ben and coat these and put them on a baking sheet. you want to see these. >> those go in the oven. >> and here we have some already baked. >> have you tried the tandoori once. >> our favorite. >> big winner there. >> am

natalie? >> john yang in fox lake. thank you. vice president biden will test the political waters as he begin as two-day swing through florida while considering a bid for the democratic presidential nomination. he'll speak in miami about the affordability of community colleges. his schedule includes a fundraiser for senate democrats and a push for president obama's iran deal before jewish leaders. >> > a protest this week at a missouri high school over a trans gender student's right to use the girls' bathrooms and locker rooms. many schools are struggling with the same issue. janet shamlian has the story. >> reporter: high schoolers in hillsboro, missouri after many walked out angry after the school gave a trans gender student known as lila perry, permission to use the girls' bathrooms and locker room. that followed a school board meeting where parents addressed the issue. like d erek good, a father with two daughters whose main objection is there is no policy. >> there is no rule set forth. we can all agree that changing in theo

natalie: yes. he should have known. that, he was head of r&d for a couple years before that. francine: what are you most worried about? they're are looking at $18 billion in possible penalties. this could increase because there are probes around the world. the weakest point for volkswagen, they have lost the trust -- had you regain it? natalie: that will be quite difficult. it is in a very slow market. i think it only makes up 3% of global sales, but it is the trusted they have to regain, especially because they have been advertising their cars for the last couple years. -- it ishave they going to be quite hard to regain that consumer trust. what i think is important is how volkswagen decides to face the challenge and come forward, either with the message of we are trying to hold together or send a clear message. francine: do you think that given this they won't retain their number one spot? natalie: at the moment, it does not seem likely. maybe in due time, depending on how they emerge, perhaps. vote we are looking at

let's see if we can go out on a high note with tina, eric, and natalie. good luck.d coming up now. and here are the categories in the jeopardy! round, starting off with... the oxford english dictionary, of course. you get to deal with... and finally, we want you to... argh! natalie. um, let's go with the oed says...for $200. [ beep ] how 'bout the word "clue"? natalie: mm. [ laughs ] we don't want to overcomplicate the first clue in each category. natalie, back to you. um, oed for $400. tina. what is rabbi? right. the oed says...for $600.

let's turn to natalie. she has new developments in the country over the fight over issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in kentucky. >> a county clerk in kentucky is due in federal court after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. gabe is outside the courthouse in kentucky. good morning. >> good morning. kim davis will go before a judge here today to explain why she should not be held in contempt for defying several court orders. on wednesday, she denied a marriage license to yet another same-sex couple during a tense confrontation. davis said her religious belief prevents her from issuing same-sex license to couples despite a ruling earlier this summer that made gay marriage legal nationwide. davis said to her this is a heaven or hell decision. now, two other county clerks is issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. today, davis faces stiff fines and even jail time, although it's unlikely. the federal judge has ordered her deputy clerks to court as well. that could suggest h

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i'm natalie allen.in new york city where pope francis will speak to the u.n. general assembly and visit the 9/11 memorial museum in the coming hours. new york is the pope's second stop on his six-day tour of the united states. on thursday, he received an enthusiastic welcome in america's largest city. throngs of people, thousands lined up along manhattan's famous fifth avenue to greet pope francis as he rode inside the popemobile. he then led an evening service at the newly renovated st. patrick's cathedral. he began by offering prayers to the victims of the mecca stampede. >> translator: in this moment i give assurances of my prayers. >> before arriving in new york, the pope delivered a powerful address to a rare joint meeting of the u.s. congress in washington. at one point, he paid homage to u.s. civil rights leader martin luther king jr. >> that dream continues to inspire us all. and i am happy that america continues to be for many a land of dreams. [ applause ] >> the pope also urged congress to fo

natalie has a check of all the top stories. natalie in. >> hey, guys, good morning once again. tragedy struck a small community in southwestern utah overnight. flash floods swept at least eight people to their deaths and several others are still missing. nbc's ron mott has the very ron, good morning. morning to you. as you mentioned, eight people are dead, officials say, inmacluding mothers and children. they were traveling in a pair of vehicles when a wave of water rushed in behind them and swept them to their deaths. now officials spent the night looking for five people still believed missing. another three survived. an estimated two and a half inches of rain fell over hildale, utah, near the utah-arizona border i two hours late tuesday afternoon quickly overwhelming waterways ynd triggering mud slides. what's complicating search and recovery efforts today, natali thunderstorms are forecast for that area. wildfires in washington and oregon is still raging out of control this morn g. the so-called valley fire has burned more than 95 square miles near the napa valley area. fir

natalie's got a check of the top stories. natalie. >> hey guys, good morning once again.trump tonight in the second gop debate. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is in simi valley, california, with a look at the candidates' strategy. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, natalie, good morning to you. donald trump may have a big target on his back as the gang of 11 now is on the main stage tonight. trump, of course, the first time around really was more of a novelty act, but now the novelty has worn off for a lot of his republican opponents as trump has solidified his lead right now. this is likely to be a much more combative debate than the first time around, the moderators saying they will try to pit the candidates against one another and they are describing this as a real dog fight. already rand paul who in the first debate sparred with trump has said his goal tonight is to out trump as a, quote fake conservative. donald trump for his part has been unimpressed by the possibility of attacks. he's repeatedly said whatever. it's also a critical night for other ca

i'm willie alongside with natalie and tamron. al is on assignment.y. >> i saw them back together. >> their performance at the vmas was incredible. >> nice. >> you said al is on assignment. he's on "ghost busters" duty right now in boston. that's coming up. >> that was the scream you heard last night when you woke up. >> his dreams are coming true today. >> can you imagine what he's doing right now? >> he's freaking out. he won't be able to contain himself. i hope he sneaks in for a little cameo. we'll see. >>> incredible pictures out of las vegas yesterday. a british airways flight caught fire at las vegas' mccarren airport. the left engine caught fire. all 157 passengers were evacuated sliding down emergency chutes. the fire was put out within four minutes, but look at the smoke and the flames billowing out of that plane. passenger domenick worthington was evacuated and watched this from the ground. >> thank goodness. >> at the top of the chute, you could see the smoke and flames and think this could go up at any time. as soon as passengers said the

i'm willie with natalie and tamron. al has the day off.remembrances are being held across the country to honor the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives. you are looking at the pentagon there. we saw a reading of the names at ground zero a few minutes ago. of course the ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania, where some heroes took down the plane perhaps bound for the capitol of the united states. it's amazing. we were saying you wake up on september 11 and it hits you. it's been 14 years. i come from a town across the river in new jersey that lost 12 people. my next door neighbor was one of them. there are personal stories. my sister in law was in one of the buildings. you think about the firefighters and their families. men and women who went to iraq and afghanistan and their families and the wounded warriors still dealing with it. the ripples go out forever. >> the day gives you pause and a day you hope we all remember and have learned so much from what happened on this day. the day of so many heroes that need to be honored. still so

. >> natalie, good morning. labor day means the presidential candidates will be out in force and ramping up their campaigns for the fall season and that includes secretary hillary clinton. her campaign aides say they're not worried about the new poll numbers. they always expected a competitive primary. still, they are hoping for a new beginning in the fall. >> reporter: hillary clinton in iowa, looking to restart her campaign. >> if you work hard and do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. >> reporter: clinton's raspy voice underscoring her nonstop schedule as the latest polls show she might be in trouble. democratic rival bernie sanders is closing the gap in iowa, trailing clinton by just 11 points and things get worse in new hampshire where for the first time in our polls, sanders has overtaken clinton leading 49 to 38%. a key factor, on going questions about her e-mails. offer the weekend, clinton acknowledged she personally paid a state department staffer to manage her pry l. private se

. >> meantime, let's turn to natalie. she has the stories of the morning including the humanitarian crisis overseas. >> the migrant crisis is becoming more volatile, getting worse in hungary where thousands of refugees have been trying to get to germany. richard engle is in hungary with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, natalie. the hungarian government is continuing to take a hard line. it has been rounding up migrants and refugees and taking them to processing camps. but the problem is so many are still coming, those camps are now full. so many migrants are simply sleeping outside with nowhere to go. frustrations among them are increasing, and a lot of them are trying to escape, trying to run away from the police. there have been some scuffles. there's a fear that more violence could come. there is a possible european solution being negotiated. a quota system with the uk taking in 20,000, france, 24,000, germany, 40,000. but really, it's just a drop in the bucket. germany is talking about 40,000, but says 800,0

i'm natalie allen, this is krp, newsroom.japan where water is receding after raging floods forced more than 400,000 people to run from their homes. the pictures, this video, has been astonishing. fast-rising water spawned by tropical storm swept away houses and other structures. helicopters plucked some people from rooftops where they had been stranded for many hours. look at them. my goodness. at least three people are dead. 22 are missing. some areas got as much as 60 centimeters or two feet of rain since monday. cnn's will ripley has been covering this story for us. he jins me now live from north of the capital, tokyo. will, when i first saw this footage, i thought was file footage if to the tsunami a few years ago. i couldn't believe this was actually happening to japan again. >>. [ inaudible ] >> at one point we are told the water was up to the grown area -- [ inaudible ] on the rooftop, waiting for -- [ inaudible ] >> all right, will, stand by there. we are having trouble with your audio. we will try to reestablish with

we're grateful to them. >> natalie, how are you? >> we're going through each of the decades and we've asked our plaza friends and fans to give us what their main concerns are at that age. so here we have from virginia -- >> richmond. >> ali. ali, what's your question for dr. natalie. >> so what i've been doing too much at age 21 is drinking. >> oh, terrible! >> tell us. >> sorority and fraternity parties? >> a couple. >> so here's the thing, women generally are only supposed to have one serving of alcohol per night so for women that is six ounces, something like that. like a glass of wine or something like that. i know. many ren allowed to have double, that i metabolize alcohol better. but the question here is binge drinking versus daily drinking, is one better or safer than the other? generally speaking, binge drinking can be associated with a lot of things, you're incapacitated, that kind of thing. >> did that ever happen? >> never, no. >> no blackouts? >> absolutely not. >> tell us about mistakes people make in their 20s. >> the

>> it's dark natalie. it's friday. >> if you thought i was just a cute little stuffed, innocent -- [ hiccup ] bunny, you have that straight. i like a cocktail. don't tell hoda and kathie lee i took their stash. uh-oh. >> drunk bunny? >> it's one of the options on the app. >> it was one of the options. the drunk animals or something. >> we went for family fun. you went to a different place. >> drunk bunny? >> you took the ones for 99 cents. i had to get a freebie. >> i would have given you the 99 cents. >> it's called zoobie. >> keep your kids away from drunk bunny. >> you can't unsee that. okay. when the first "star wars" arrived in theaters in 1977 they didn't expect much of a demand for "star wars" toys. guess what. things changed. today is force friday. eager fans trying to get new merchandise tied to the latest installment, franchise, "star wars," the force awakens. this thing is a frenzy around the world. new york, australia, germany. london. okay. in line with natalie's drunk bunny this is another di

what's motivating natalie?ethod acting, carson. >> we are in the moment. >> always in character. dylan, a quick look at the labor day weather. >> in the northeast it will be absolutely fworgs. although it's heating up a little bit. temperatures in the lower 90s. watch for scattered showers and storms in the northeast. on the beaches there are rip currents. the front moving through the midwest triggers showers and storms for labor day, special this afternoon and evening. behind the front it will be feeling like fall as temperatures sink back into the '70s. tomorrow, showers and storms shift to the east a little bit. it's a slow-moving front. it won't move in and out. it will linker in the chicago area. nice in the '70s and a rip current threat in the southwe >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. labor day, it's going to be a beautiful day today. sunny skies, the humidity will be dropping. temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. but the heat will be building along with the humidity. you'll feel the d

natalie?> kerry sanderss in san antonio with a still-developing story there thank you,er canry. >>> and life in the fast lane. take a look. here's skateboarding video that is getting tons of attention online. you can see why. this is zack maeda, a professional skateboarder on his long board there, racing down a street in boulder, colorado. don't try this at home. 's improvement zack reached speeds of up to 70 miles per hour as he is flying down that road. he completes the run unscathed, one point, even puts his hand down and you see sparks flying. >> isn't that illegal? he is on a road with cars coming the other direction? >> i guess it's not. but he managed to pull it all but document want to be trying to that >> nuts. >> crazy. >> one pot home. >> 70 miles. >> lose it on one curve. >> around the corner. >> look at that, right there >> the sparks. >> can you imagine if a deer had run out in front of him? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> nice. thanks for that. let me try this again, al's here now with

natalie is here. what time?hould be? #today's take. keep it clean. >> be nice. this is going to go in all directions. >> we'll share these with children in our lives. >> i'm so distracted right now by scinnabun. >> especially when you're at the airport, coming out of the oven. gets me every time. >> you see the sign from afar, see willie from afar. >> same sensation. >> or chick-fil-a. i'll decide. >> i like cinbun. >> this is our call-out to cinnabun to send us some food. >> the republican debate was happening on cnn. meanwhile, hillary clinton was on "the tonight show," trying to loosen up the new humor heart strategy implemented two weeks ago. jimmy was playing his donald trump, giving hillary clinton advice. take a look. >> tell me, what would you do to help women in this country? >> donald, i spent my entire career fighting for women's rights. i'll push for equal pay in the po workplace, for protecting women's health and reproductive rights, making child care an affordable reality. that's what i believe in.

natalie? their families have been waiting in agony and irate about information, they wanted to know what happened to this place and where are their loved ones. what is the reaction it at left something that they have that's concrete? >> some of the people we've talked to, some of the relatives have been encouraged a bit. some others say, you know, that's a piece of wing. that's not enough. i need to know not only where did the entire plane go, i need to know where my family members are. what happened to them. this has been a quest for closure for these people who have lived with the agony of not knowing what happened to their loved ones. we have to recall that this plane disappeared on march 8, 2014. it went missing for hours before the malaysian authorities announced that the plane had in fact gone missing. and nobody has been able to come up with a real explanation for what happened to this plane. it is one of the great mysteries of modern aviation. so there are people that are still despera

this is natalie. she is 13. she is looking after her five sisters and brothers.he thinks her father is in prison in syria. their mother brought them here and then left them. she tells me she gets her siblings up in the mornings, dresses them, and feeds them. she has no idea why her mother left syria for years ago and brought her here and she has never heard of great britain. after four years, the life beyond the camp, a life in the u.k., it it is beyond natalie's imagining. as she puts her sisters and brothers to bed, all she knows is tomorrow will be exactly the same as today. for more on what needs to be done to address this crisis, i spoke a brief time ago with the president of refugees international. theelle, we've seen from greek islands that this influx of migrants is so overwhelming. is there a single global change that would help to ease the crisis? ofhel: there are a couple things that could be done. one is for more countries to open their doors, such as those like turkey and jordan. done.remains to be in jordan, we are cutting rations by 50%. they need

>> it's dark natalie. the 99 cents. >> it's called zoobie. >> keep your kids away from drunk bunny. >> you can't unsee that. okay. when the first "star wars" arrived in theaters in 1977 they didn't expect much of a demand for "star wars" toys. guess what. things changed. today is force friday. eager fans trying to get new merchandise tied to the latest installment, franchise, "star wars," the force awakens. this thing is a frenzy around the world. new york, australia, germany. london. okay. in line with natalie's drunk bunny this is another disturbing piece of tape. dancing storm troopers twerking. >> twerking storm troopers. >> what's wrong with that? >> nothing at all. >> some of the merchandise here. this is the one that will be hotel. you can control this with an app on your phone. >> that's cool. >> that one. >> the robot here. >> down, down. that's not that one. this one. >> pretty cool. and the only darth vader toy that has james early jones's voice. you have to press his chest. [ darth vader breath

. >>> natalie is here. new information on a possible sniper out west. >> arizona officials warning residents about a possible freeway sniper. this is a story we first told you about last week. police are investigating nine possible shooting targeting motorists in a ten-day stretch all in the phoenix area. this is more than twice as many incidents as previously announced. in one of the shootings a 13-year-old girl was hurt by shattered glass. no other injuries have been reported. there is now a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> thousands of seattle children are starting the school year with a day off this morning thanks to a teacher's strike. both sides remain far apart on key issues regarding pay raises, teach evaluations and the length of the schoolday. 53,000 students are impacted. the district recently offed a 9% increase over two years. >>> a cell phone camera captured the chaotic moments when robbers attempted to take jewelry from a london store. six thieves on motor bikes rode u

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there are so many interesting cases but for so many people there naves and a textbook to talk about natalie the legal side but it's human beings to fall so passionate that they brought their cases to the courts. >> what people will find most fascinating are the personal stories. one of my favorites when people hear this personal story of this situation there will fall in love with these cases to feel passion about what happens in the courts and why they matter and why you should care. >> picking the 12 pieces was very difficult. >> they all feel understanding to take a look at dread scott all the way through roe v. wade about the history of the country >> host: charles cooke writes for the "national review" also the author of this book "the conservatarian manifesto". first of all, what is eight conservatory and? >> this is my definition. and started to see 2007 / 2008 the end of the bush administration people who are of the rights with republicans or conservatives but generally speaking there agree with the conservatives on policy and immigration and to go and extent of abortion but really

natalie has a strange story from georgia overnight. >> this was bizarre out of atlanta. police officer near atlanta shot on monday after police responded to a burglary call at the wrong house. officials say when the officers arrived they entered through an unlocked rear door. shots fired. both the officer and the homeowner were hit. the officer is now in critical condition t. homeowner's dog was killed. turns out the officers only had a vague description of the location and not the actual trace. an investigation now under way. >>> when a kentucky council clerk arrived to work she'll have to decide whether to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples or be fined or arrested. the supreme court rejected an appeal from kim davis who argued issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples goes against her religion. >>> president obama is warning that the moment is almost upon us when it would be too late to address global warming. the president kicked off the glacier conference in anchorage, alaska, by challenging world leaders to act boldly on the issue of climate cha

natalie, thank you very much.my eyes are burning. >> know what you'll be doing this afternoon. >> exactly. >> refresh, refresh. >> let's go back to your home state, phoenix, arizona. man, did they get dumped on yesterday. a massive area of rain. we're talking lots and lots of it. flooding conditions. even damage at the airport. that's how bad it was. i mean, look at the lightning. incredible. and we've got more of the same coming today. tropical moisture making its way up from mexico into the southwest. so we're going to have scattered showers and thunderstorms today. some of them monsoonal and some of them heavier downpours later in the afternoon. rainfall, generally about a half inch, but locally 1 to 2 inches. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty