s senate voted to override president obama's 9-11 bill veto yesterday. this is the first time that congress has rejected a veto by president obama since he was elected in 2008. the senate voted 97 to one to allow 9-11 families to sue saudi arabia for allegedly backing the attacks. ???toss morning juice mixed emotions this morning after the announcement that disney is re-making one of the biggest animated films of all time -- "the lion king." director jon favreau posted this photo on his facebook page yesterday saying he's excited for his new project. if you'll remember -- favreau worked with disney earlier this year to re-imagine "the jungle book." the new "lion king" is expected to be a lot like no word yet on a release date. miley cyrus is opening up about her time as "hannah montana" on disney channel. in an article just published by "elle" magazine.. "the voice" judge claims she was underpaid for the show. cyrus told "elle" she didn't know any better at the time.. and despite what you might think -- her parents had no clue how to handle her success. she claims disney owned her name.. and when miley was released from the company -- she was finally able t

night's event, republican donald trump said u-s generals have been quote "reduced to rubble" under president obama. he suggested he would fire some of them if elected. trump also said that he has regrets as a politician-- saying he wishes he won the gop nomination in a "nicer manner." he added that voters shouldn't worry about his temperament as president. meanwhile-- democrat hillary clinton at last night's forum troops to iraq or syria again. focus also turned to her private email server. she reiterated that she had made mistakes but asked to be judged by the "totality" of her record working in government. meanwhle-- the congressional democrats released a 2009 email exchange between former secretary of state colin powell and then-secretary of state clinton. in the email, powell advises clinton on the use of a personal email server. this was just two days after she was sworn into the position. powell has not commented o itt technical institute students-- still searching for answers after the abrupt shut down of every campus nationwide. last week, the federal government told i-t-t it did not meet accreditation standards to get federal aid-- so they

s whereas obama exceeded the 60's. matt: is there any chance that debatehnson gets in on a before the election? the 15% threshold. that, but heit doesn't hold well with active military and looks to be the poll welle with active military and. sahil: it was a real blow to gary johnson that he did not cross the 15% threshold. a gooddid, there is the mostat he could be successful third-party candidate since ross perot. the consequence of the polarization we've seen since the 1990's when ross perot ran is that people dislike the other party so much that they are more for their side, even if they don't love their candidate. sahil kapur from bloomberg politics in washington. has beenleon cooperman accused of insider trading by the ftc. years ofit took me 50 hard work and playing by the ands to get me where i got i won't let these people destroy my legacy." >> i'm pretty shocked. i have notably on for a very long time. leon for a very long time. whether something was wrong in this particular case, god only knows. on, i would be very surprised -- knowing leon, i would be very surprised. david: how blurr

trump suggested that second amendment people could s hillary clinton, claimed president obama founded isis, and suggested repeatedly that the election could be rigged against him. but then last week, trump shocked everyone, by actually seeming to express remorse. >> sometimes, in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and, believe it or not, i regret it. >> seth: it's hard to apologize when the crowd gives you a five second applause break for admitting you say the wrong thing. [ light laughter ] also, as a general rule, when someone says "believe it or not," put your money on not. "jasper, how come we found you in the swamp with your pants down?" "believe it or not, it was aliens." [ light laughter ] now, trump didn't specify what he regretted but his hollow apology didn't stop republicans like gop chairman reince priebus from giving him glowing reviews. >> i think he's had a great week. i think he's been on message. he's shown maturity as a candidate. >> seth: that's how low the bar is for trump right now. [ laughter ] republicans are c

are playing a key role in this election, and that's where the candidates and their surrogates are spending most of their time. newscenter 5's aixa diaz tells us president obama hit the aixa co president obama traveled to philadelphia to campaign for hillary clinton, who is continuing to recover from pneumonia. >> the time has come for me to pass the baton, but i know hillary will take it and run that race, and she will finish it. aixa: clinton said she was feeling better and admits that she ignored doctors orders to get some rest after her diagnosis. >> like a lot of people, i thought i could power through her surrogates are out front and center. >> we can win this race with your help. aixa: some in plain states. >> in certain states it is in the connect. aixa:. a tight race in iowa. >> we are going to win iowa. aixa: the republican unveiled a plan last night. >> to help mothers and families care for their children. aixa: his running mate met with republicans on capitol hill. >> we are confident that we can bring real change in real-time. aixa: and clinton says she will be back on the campaign trail in the next few days. aixa diaz. ben: a public works truck

obama. so they were about 15% of the electorate during his two elections, and he received between 95% and 98% of their votes. john kerry award 90'safrican-american votes but they were 10% of the electorate. so, that spread was obama's victory margin. right now people are not as enthusiastic, especially millenials, and younger african-americans, and african-americans who are probusiness. they are frustrated with the direction of the democratic party. and they're not hearing a vision for the future that includes them in terms of their pursuit of the american dream, from her and to, frankly, another degree to trump. so there's a high probability that the turnout with african-american voters would drop down to that 10% space and then all of these states that seem to be tight start getting in play. florida swings the other way issue think, under those circumstances. >> really? if that's african-american turnout is low. where are you on hillary clinton right now? you were critical of the direction she was leading the party would you go so far as to not vote for center. >> i want to dish plan on voting in ehe lex -- election. it's the r

of september and election day now just over two president obama is in laos right now -- the first sitting president to visit the isolated asian nation.he plans to address the legacy of u-s bombing in laos during the vietnam war. the president will also meet with south korean president park geun-hye after canceling a metting with the president of the phillipines. congress has a lot on its plate.. as it returns from a seven-week break.items on the agenda include funding for e combat the zika virus, and the confirmation of a new supreme court justice.its not clear how much will its not clear how much will actually get done before the election today, two-thousand people will find out if they ?won? a voucher for section 8 rent assistance .the city of milwaukee held a raffle back in june ... the first time there has been section 8 openings in 15 years. names on the list will be notified by the city when vouchers become available. those who did not make the cut can reapply at a up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--"and now that we got, like, crazy clown people running around apparently, it's just too much."another creepy clown sighting.why this one has parents on edge,

against 9/11 families and an election-year it is hard for people to take, though he s ays they would have been the right thing to do. democrats have turned against president obama, as well as republicans. barbara: there is a lot of sympathy for the victims of 9/11 , and it is difficult to say no, you cannot have your day in court. the push was from a new york senator. that is a big factor. jane: what chance do they have? the latest report says there was no evidence the saudi government was involved. there is no evidence that the saudi government as an institution or that dowdy officials were involved here that is what the 9/11 commission found. there is various speculation that lower level government operatives were involved. there will be evidence presented for that. also, the financing. at the time of the 9/11 attacks, certain islamic charities were funding the terrorists. the saudi's have cleaned that, but at the time that was a factor. whether there will be a conviction is another thing. as a lawmaker said, they should be given their day in court. jane: how damaging could this be to saudi-u.s. relations? barbara: it could be difficult. the saudis are very a

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s he wil lose this election. instead of being the statesman he should be. instead of going in front of the cameras and apologizing to president obama the american people for fraudulent behavior he comes to the microphone. i will quote what he said. he said, quote, president obama was born in the united states, period. then he takes his seat and gives a guided tour of the trump hotel to the news media that was assembled. that's disgusting. the congressional black caucus, political action committee finds it disgusting. every american needs to understand that this man is a fraud. he is an insultintellect of the american people. we must defeat him in november. >> to also speak on this deplorable act of donald trump because that's what it was. deplorable. the assistant leader of the democratic caucus. jim clyburn. >> let me thank you. i have been doing a lot of thinking recently about where we are as a country. where we have been as a country. what we can expect in the future as a country. one of the things that we all are used to in this business is dog whistles. but the thing we are not used to and i'm finding it very difficult to get

elected, he wl weaken the u.s. and bar mental protection agency, abolish president obama's cleaean power plan, from of alsoso fuel exploration, rececruit oil and s executives to lead his. our next guest rights in the new republic about "a world at war: we're under attack from climate change and our only hope is to mobilize agree did in world war ii." "day after day, week after week, saboteurs behind our lines are releasing a series of brilliant and overwhelming attacks. in the past few months alone, our foes have used a firestorm to force the total evavacuationf a cicity of 90,00000 in canada a drought of ravaged crops to the point were southern africans are literally eating their seed corn and floods that threaten a priceless repository of cardinal lou." image to our guest goes on to write -- zika virus loaded like a bomb into a growing army of mosquitoes has shrunk the heads of newborn babies across the entire continent, panicked health ministers in seven countries are now emerging women not to get pregnant and ass an all confct, miioions of refugees are fleeing t h horrors of warar. thr r numbers spreading daily as air force to abandonon thei

election. clinton has two speeches scheduled in washington d-c this weekend. tonight, clinton went after trump for his birther comments .. and not being willing to say president obama was born in the u-s during a washington post interview. then, about an hour later, trump's campaign said the republican candidate now believes president obama was born in the u-s. a man attacks police in new york city with a meat cleaver... he went on the rampage... after finding his car locked with a parking boot. put handcuffs on him , he swung his arm pushed away from them then opened his car and pulled out this knife " three officers were hurt, including one seriously injured with a slash to his face. witnesses say police confronted suspect named akrham joudeh -- who went irrate... when he found the boot on his car. police tased him and then fired several shots. "bratton says "the officers fired sufficient rounds to stop the attacks on the officers. and i want to commend them for their bravery and performance of duty" " the suspect is in critical condition. the attack is not connected to terrorism. the family of a woman, found dead in her jail cell, has reached wrongful death settlement. and her moth

election they called the whole thing a joke. candidates s all the late night talk comedy shows the. michelle obama was on the late show with stephen colbert last night. last thursday alone it was donald trump, bernie sanders and bill clinton all on the set. don dahler has the story from outside the ed sullivan theater. >> for the candidates. risky. but it is an invitation too hard to pass up. a lot of people are worried that hillary clinton isn't healthy enough to be president. a lot of people are worried that donald trump is. >> reporter: in an election season like no other, the candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump, have proven to be irresistible punch lines. >> tomorrow, hillary clinton is going to be cleared of all e-mail charges by judge judy. >> reporter: being a punchline is not the same as appearing in person. for a politician, late night ghlight a candat a chance to ght. poked fun at him thursday over the past 12 months, donald trump hit the late night circuit seven times. hillary clinton appeared eight times. rather than holding a press conference with journalists to address her h

election reflects more s >> during his time in office, i think barack has answered those questions with the example he set by going high when they go low. [cheers and applause] reporter: michelle obama made her comments while campaigning for hillary clinton in virginia. antoinette: we're learning that libertarian party candidate gary johnson and green party nominee jill stein will not be on the stage for the first presidential debate on september 26. national polls. right now, an investigation is underway after a deadly collision near the commuter rail station in west newton. transit police say a man who appears to be in his teens was struck and killed by a passing train last night. investigators say they don't know why he was on the tracks. the crash caused late-night delays along the framingham-worcester line. foul play is not expected. todd: foul play in easton. a woman says she was assaulted and knocked unconscious while out r newscenter 5's diane cho reports on what police are saying about the attack. >> that it's scary, um. that it's not something you would think about in a quiet neighborhood. reporter: veronica was not aware of what happened until we told her. >> hopefully, i

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s role. on the day after the election the briefing process changes, and the new president elect will receive his or her briefing and identical to that to which president barak obama receives and i'll send over ground rules about how we make all that happen. later, my office will provide support, for the next generation of i.c. leaders. this is built on the precedent set by true man. i'm really glad as a citizen that he made that generous decision to better prepare his successor. i talked about the uncertainty of our world, i believe, i know, it's crucial for our next president to step into office, on january 20th, as informed and prepared as possible to face that uncertain world. president johnson said the president's hardest task is not to do what is right. but to know what is right. having worked closely, for our current president, that's still -- that statement still holds true. knowing what is right is the president's hardest task. the i.c. can't make that decision. we wouldn't want to. when it comes to national security it's our job to give him the intelligence he needs to decide what's right. >> i believe that until this time of change when we don't know to

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