mayor rahm emanuel says he plans to hire hundreds of additional officers... even though chicago faces a deficit of more than 137 million dollars. this august was the deadliest month in chicago... in 20 searching lake michigan... to find the body of a teenager who they believe drowned wednesday night. a second teen's body was recovered yesterday. police in holland, michigan say 17- year-old christopher mimis and 14-year-old vincent green were swimming in lake michigan during dangerous conditions. green's body was found late afternoon. two other teenagers were with mimis and green wednesdady night... but climbed up onto the rocks when a strong current pulled them away... and waited for help. and right now - we're under a high wave warning on our side michigan. large waves and dangerous currents are expected... from sheboygan all the way to kenosha. that warning went into effect yesterday at noon... and is in effect through this morning. hurricane hermine... officially making landfall in florida hurricane hermine... officially making landfall in florida overnigh

chicago mayor rahm emanuel thanked the businesses for moving in. 3 (mayor rahm emanuel / chicago) "it is one thing to just buy groceries and make sure that families and children have and meats within their neighborhood, but it's also part of public health, because eating well means you live a healthy life." life." 3 whole foods will buy from local providers and expects to employ 100 people.store officials say they'll offer prices competitive for the area. attorney general "brad schimel" is sending a warning about ?credit card skimming.? skimming.?in the past few weeks-- a number of skimming devices were found at gas stations across the state -- including here in the milwaukee area.schimel says... while law enforcement is to be ?pro-active.?he suggests paying inside--- not at the pump--- and reviewing credit card statements for suspicious activity.if you believe you've been a victim of credit card skimming, contact local law enforcement and your bank or credit card company. milwaukee is promoting an initiative to lower the city's infant mortality rate. rate.the city released a new prom

rahm emanuel unveiled a new plan thursday to fight back against the trend. the plan includes asking the 20 most ?violent neighborhoods in the city to mentor their kids... from middle school... to high school. he says change needs to start at home. he's also asking for gun legislation. the new plan will cost the city approximately 36-million dollars. a warning for users: the company confirms that data from at least 500 ?million accounts has been stolen.. in what may be one of the largest cybersecurity breaches ever. that info could include names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and some types of encrypted passwords and security questions. yahoo is telling users to change their password and security questions. and... a major deal for "marriott." it is now the ?largest hotel chain in the world! that's because it just completed its deal to resorts. the deal is worth about 13 ?billion dollars. marriott will now have ?thirty different brands under the "marriott" name... and more than 58 hundred properties. still ahead in our next half hour: list

rahm emanuel wants to add police and crime fighting technology.ling that's been tried before. >>> hillary clinton sitting down with comedian for his web show between two ferns. >> i would thereof meet the person who makes your pant suits. >> really? >> because for halloween i want to go as a librarialibrarian. >> we should stay in touch. what's a good way to keep in touch, e-mail. >> that was the same day she was diagnosed pneumonia. >> donald trump hasn't made a trip to the show. >> they said she had pneumonia because her reactions were not that good. remember this claim by hillary clinton about being broke. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. >> guess the democratic nominee isn't dead broke any more. the clintons shelling out $1.2 million for their latest home next door to their home in ch chappaqua, new york. it's a weekend getaway for daughter chelsea's family. >>> illegal immigrants suing a college for denying them admission because they are illegal. wait until you hear how they are explaining this. >> first let

to chicago, where mayor rahm emanuel is reportedly planning to hire ?hundreds? more police officers... after city's chicago recorded 90 homicides in august, it's most violent month in 20 years. chicago bulls and former marquette basketball star dwayne wade is lashing out against illinois gun laws, calling them too weak. wade's comments come on the eve of his cousin's funeral, who was killed by a stray bullet last week. chicago police have confiscated 59-hundred illegal guns already this year. gun-maker "smith and wesson" credits "strong consumer demand" as a key reason its sales quarter, over a year ago, and its profits ?doubled?. the company reported sales of handguns rose 42-percent, while sales of shotguns, hunting rifles and semi- automatic files -- spiked a whopping 119-percent. fire forces the cancellation of classes at messmer prep in milwaukee.an alarm sounded in the school just before seven this morning. the fire was discovered in the ceiling and was extinguished. but since officials had to shut down power -- the principal made classes. no one was in th

mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be two weeks before he will detail his plans to combat crime by hiring more police officers. >>> to presidential politics 2016 race. we have got it all covered including some brand-new poll numbers. let's begin with nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: lester, tonight some democrats tell me they're privately concerned about some polls that show a tighteninging race, the clinton campaign downplaying those jitters. the strategy now, making secretary clinton more accessible and getting entering the final fall sprint with an advantage. the new nbc news battleground map shows clinton today would likely have the 270 electoral votes to win the white house and a poll of likely voters out today has donald trump out by two points. no she's sharpening her attacks. >> he clearly has something to hide, we don't know exactly what it is, but we're is. >> reporter: clinton taking trump to task for saying this about releasing his taxes. >> i think people don't care. >> i just think he's dead wrong. >> reporter: but democrats are wondering why afte

as shooting statistics rise, approval ratings for chicago mayor rahm emanuel plummet. recent polling showed him with just a 25% approval rating. >> they don't trust him, i think, because he hasn't been because he's been slow to deliver information. >> reporter: the mayor refused to take questions on chicago violence today. he has called for tougher gun sentencing laws. >> i'm going to be really clear. more cops on the streets. kids, guns and gangs off the street. >> reporter: despite the violence chicago has not increased the size of its police force. although officers are working substantial overtime. emanuel has promised a comprehensive plan on of 12 people are being shot here every day. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> back in a moment with swimmer ryan >>> as we fall out tonight for ryan lochte after he admitted to exaggerating a story about being robbed at gunpoint at a rio gas station. lochte has now been suspended for competitive swimming for ten months and medal bonus, some $100,000. the three other team usa swimmers with him were each suspended four month

mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be two weeks before he will detail his plans to combat crime by politics now, as the 2016 race. we have got it all covered including some brand-new poll numbers. let's begin with nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: lester, tonight some democrats tell me they're privately concerned about some polls that show a tighteninging race, the clinton campaign downplaying those jitters. the strategy now, clinton more accessible and getting back on offense. hillary clinton entering the final fall sprint with an advantage. the new nbc news battleground map shows clinton today would likely have the 270 electoral votes to win the white house and a poll of likely voters out today has donald trump out by two points. no she's sharpening something to hide, we don't know exactly what it is, but we're getting better guesses about what it probably is. >> reporter: clinton taking trump to task for saying this about releasing his taxes. >> i think people don't care. >> i just think he's dead wrong. >> reporter: but democrats are wondering why after a su

after repeated calls to boost the size of the police force, mayor rahm emanuel's administration announced a major hiring plan to put more uniforms out in force. ron mott now with the details. >> what do we want? >> peace. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: another murder fresh tears in a 15-year-old found dead in the trash on the city's violence-plagued west side, his body badly burned, no one under arrest. >> i need somebody, you know something. please come forward. >> reporter: griffin's death adds to the workload of a police department stretch thing, in a city that has seen a dramatic surge in murders. this year alone, 511 homicide, more than new york and l.a. combined, but just 105 arrests, about one in five. a crime-solving rate that puts chicago >> simple fact is, we have to do better. >> reporter: so today, a hiring plan. adding nearly 1,000 positions including some 500 police officers, over the next two years. lori lightfoot heads the city's independent police board. >> how does this come into play to quell violence that is raging in some of our neighborhoods? >> reporter

mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be another two weeks before he says he will detail his plans to hiring more police officers. >>> to presidential politics now, as the 2016 race enters the post labor day homestretch. and in a battle that has seen no shortage of insults, today it got even nastier as donald trump and hillary clinton trade aid tax. we have got it all covered including some brand-new poll numbers. let's begin with nbc's kristen welker. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: lester, tonight some democrats tell me privately they're concerned about polls at downplaying those jitters. they say the strategy now, making secretary clinton more accessible and getting back on offense. hillary clinton entering the final fall sprint with an advantage. the new nbc news battleground map shows clinton today would likely have the 270 electoral votes needed to win the white house and our new survey monkey online poll shows clinton's lead is steady at six points. but there are also troubling signs for her. a poll of likely voters out today has donald trump up by two n

mayor rahm emanuel says the city youths in violent neighborhoods. he also plans to work on new legislation and police reforms. the three-year mentoring effort will help over 7-thousand young people in chicago. the program will be paid for with 36- million-dollars in public and private funds yahoo... reeling from what may be the largest cybersecurity breach ever. the company says data "associated with at least 500 million user accounts" have the company says data "associated with at least 500 million user accounts" have been stolen. it actually happened yahoo says the hackers may have names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and passwords. they're asking users to change their password and security questions and review their accounts for any suspicious activity. and hackers are going after the white house. the same website that leaked emails from former secretary of state colin powell... has leaked emails from a white house staffer. they've also posted... what they claim to be the passport of first lady michelle obama. the site also publishe

rahm emanuel going -- we're going to see rain conditions. 68 for the dew point in lake havasu. as we time out the rain over the next couple of day, you will notice it is scattered even as we get into wednesday. a chance f in the cloud cover and a little more sunshine pouring through. 60's in st. johns, winslow. 77 in yuma and the valley. we're looking at numbers in the 80's. florence, you have dropped into the 80's same for apache junction. much cooler than what we have seen for the seasonable high. the numbers we're going to see for the first day of fall in two days looking great. activity for your afternoon into the evening and overnight hours cooling into the 80's and eventually into the upper 60's. 64 for sedona. 62 for nogales. page in the upper 50's. tomorrow, 90's across the lower deserts. 70's tonight. slight chance for rain tomorrow and maybe intermittent storms for thursday. we see the upper 80's and 90's into your weekend. prioritize the number one issue for the arizona cardinals heading back east against ?the buffaloes, we'll give you a >> reporter: let's start with

mayor rahm emanuel says the city will focus on new efforts to mentor youths in violent neighborhoods...and also work on police reforms. the three-year mentoring effort will help over 7-thousand young people in chicago and will be paid for with 36-million-dollars in public and private funds the latest now on flooding across the midwest. several states dealing with high waters -- including iowa, minnesota and here in wisconsin. in northeast iowa -- about 60 homes in the town of greene took on waist-deep floodwaters from the shell rock river. more than 8 inches of rain falling in the filled sandbags in preparation for the river's crest today. and here in wisconsin -- near the iowa border...a train derailed -- spilling about 1-thousand gallons of diesel fuel into the mississippi river. water reportedly washing out part of the track near ferryville. no one was hurt in the incident.. officials hoping a boom will help capture the spilled fuel. heavy rain and flood waters causes damage in jackson county. boats were carried over a dam near hatfield. the boats became unattached the water level

video until after the election, when rahm emanuel was re-elected.e video is that witnesses will see the video and then change their testimony to line up with the video. you know, that is sometimes the case, but there are countervailing reasons. it is not an ironclad rule that you never release a video. and i think here, where there was a -- there are a limited number of witnesses around this shooting, presumably, all of them have been spoken to already, and now there's a tremendous public interest in seeing what happened here and it might serve to calm the community, to let people see that it was perhaps an ambiguous situation. but i just think when the public interest is so strong to see a video, the police should release it. >> lauren, we now also have in tulsa a situation where the police officer has been charged with manslaughter. given what we know, does that seem reasonable to you. >> it does. think about the big contrast between what's happening in charlotte versus what's happening in tulsa. tulsa is this community just a few months ago, they

. >> reporter: many in the community suggest mayor rahm emanuel assume more responsibility. the newly installed police superintendent is challenged with fixing the complex problem day-to-day. >> the police isn't responsible for the crime. they're not doing it. the social economic ills of this city and across the country is what's responsible. >> reporter: a police force counting on strength in numbers to make its city safer. rot mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> still ahead super bug that no antibiotic can cure. in the future that could kill as many as ten million people a year. we go inside the high security military lab on the cutting edge in the battle against the deadly bacteria. >>> also, why facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife announce they're giving away billions today. not doing its job... can also haunt you at night. so try nexium 24hr. just one pill each day... shuts down your stomach's active... acid pumps to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? ? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. when it comes to healthcare, sec

in addition to adding nearly 1,000 new positions to the police force, rahm emanuel plans to invest ineation and also mentorship programs. >> you give the kids of the city of chicago a good, positive, moral choice where they can have a future or a negative one, our kids will pick the positive good one. >> chicago has the highest homicide rate of any major u.s. city. at least four more people were killed this week, adding to the more than 500 lives claimed this year already. >> remember the mongolian coaches who ripped off their clothes at the rio games that month. it seems bizarre and frivolous at the time, but it turns out it had some hefty repercussions. the coaches are now banned from all international competition for three years and their country's wrestling federation has been hit with a $51,000 fine. but have no fear. the suspension ends in 2019, just in time for the 2020 games in tokyo. that was definitely a strange moment in the olympics. >> i would say so. obviously sparing everybody else from learning the same lesson and doing the same thing. also people in the crowd, too, wh

as shooting statistics rise, approval ratings for chicago mayor rahm emanuel plummet. recent polling showed him with just a 25% approval rating. him, i think, because he hasn't been candid. because he's been slow to deliver information. >> reporter: the mayor refused to take questions on chicago violence today. he has called for tougher gun sentencing laws. >> i'm going to be really clear. more cops on the streets. kids, guns and gangs off the street. >> reporter: despite the violence chicago has not increased the size of its police force. although officers are working substantial comprehensive plan on september 20th. meanwhile an average of 12 people are being shot here every day. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> back in a moment with swimmer ryan lochte's punishment for his drunken with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in

but the clinton's bud rahm emanuel tried to fund more chatter schools but the charter schools have notell. >> that's besides the point. this is exactly the reason -- >> we have to go. but we can't leave this segment without talking about somebody who is going to have a very deep interest in school and education. he hasn't so far in his life. john temny has a new baby claire born. that's why john was not here. congratulations. a beautiful baby. i can see in her eyes already the interest in what the fed is up to. >> she won't care about education, also. >> thank you very much. the cashin' in gang getting ready for the bottom of the hour, eric, what do you got? >> should any president speak this way about our citizens, especially in a foreign country? >>> plus, why an interfaith group wants the wording on the 9/11 memorial to be changed. see you at 11:30. >> great stories, eric. thank you. >>> but up first, is the administration just weeks away from giving the internet away? why someone here says we are in a worldwide web of trouble. >>> the u.s. about to give up control over the internet

rahm emanuel says the city will focus on new efforts to mentor youths in violent neighborhoods...and also work on new legislation and police reforms. the three-year mentoring effort will help over 7-thousand young people in chicago and will be paid for with 36-million-dollars in in new york -- fbi agents are still waiting to speak to ahman rahami -- the man suspected of planting bombs in new york and new jersey. rahami remains unconscious following a police shootout. meanwhile -- rahami's wife arrived in the u-s... yesterday on a flight from the united arab emirates. she left for pakistan in june. sources say she is cooperating with authorities and is not considered a suspect. investigators are now focusing on rahami's family and whether any of them knew of the alleged terrorist's governor scott walker has issued a state of emergency in 13 western counties after damaging floods. a mudslide pushed a man's home onto a state highway yesterday in victory -- which is south of lacrosse. the man's body was found not far from his home. up to ten inches of rain have fallen in parts of western

chicago mayor rahm emanuel acknowledges while manpower and technology are sprnt, scott, restoring mutual trust between the police and the people who live here is vital. >> pelley: dean reynolds covering the violence in chicago. dean, thanks. well, the sound of failed diplomacy thundered across syria's largest city today as cease-fire, russian and syrian warplanes pounded aleppo, killing nearly 100. elizabeth palmer is in damascus. >> reporter: in the rubble of one of aleppo's shattered buildings..., syrian rescue workers scrape away debris to uncover-up a little girl's ponytail. then a sign of life. ( crying ) five-year-old girl survived the attack that smashed her family's help. but the rest of her family was killed. since monday night, shell shelld bombs have pounded eastern aleppo, home to 250,000 people. it's the start of the syrian army's new offensive, backed by russia, to retake the opposition-controlled neighborhoods. after the air assault, says the military, ground troops will move in. conditions in rebel-held aleppo look set to get even worse now. and for every survivor, like t

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. >> rahm emanuel is proposing a wide-ranging approach which includes a thousand more cops on the streets, job training and a mentorship program. there have been more than 500 murders in chicago so far this year. >>> well, coming up, details on the possible cyberbreach that hit very close to the first family. >>> and the much bigger hacking at yahoo! hundreds of millions of accounts compromised. so, who is being blamed? >>> and new outrage over this incident in maryland. a teenager pepper sprayed in the back of a police car. stick around. a police car. stick around. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land.

. >> all right, so what role is rahm emanuel playing? i can't imagine that this kind of -- this -- these kinds of statistics are helpful to him as and what is -- is he not saying anything? is he saying that it's somebody else's fault? what's he doing? >> he's caught. and he's changed his tune. last october, he met with attorney general loretta lynch in washington, and himself acknowledged the deep police effect, what i call the ferguson effect. he says cops have gone fetal. he notices this, he says they're not interdicting criminal behavior. but then, there was the final belated release of video of a very bad police shooting and the political discourse has gotten even more anti-cop in chicago, so he does not dare, at this point, stand up for proactive policing. and all he can do is complain about gun statutes and gun sentencing not being severe enough. that may be true. of course, it's the black caucus that refuses to allow more extended sentences for repeat gun felons. but that's, in fact, in the problem. because the gun sentencing regi

. >> rahm emanuel is proposing a wide-ranking approach which includes a thousand more cops on the streets, job training and a mentorship program. there have been more than 500 murders in chicago so far this year. >>>coming up details on the possible cyberbreach that hit very close to the first family. >>> and the much bigger hacking at yahoo. hundreds of millions of accounts compromised. who is being blamed. >>> new outrage over this incident in maryland. a teenager pepper sprayed in the back of a police car. stick around. >>> the upcoming presidential debate could shatter records with 100 million people expected to watch. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail doing intensive prep including mock debates with a trump stand-in. >>> trump also cleared his schedule at least for today to do some preparing both trump and clinton are reviewing each other's past debates, trump says he's going to be himself and be respectful but sources say he hasn't delved into policy or taken part in any mock debates. >>> investigators still haven't been able to question the man charged with placing bombs in