tom jones, thanks for joining us.great to you have here on the program. >> bye-bye, uma. >>> your twitter responses are coming up. plus, don't forget to tune in for a fox news special report, firsthand accounts of what really happened in benghazi when fox airs 13 hours of benghazi, the inside story. that's 5:00 eastern time and again at 9:00 tonight. stormy ev. she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her purina cat chow complete. it's great because it has the four cornerstones of nutrition. everything a cat needs for the first step to a healthy, happy life. purina cat chow complete. share your rescue story and join us in building better lives. one rescue at a time. >>> welcome back, everybody. we've been asking you, what is your biggest concern, isis terrorists abroad or homegrown terrorists in the u.s. charlotte is worried about homegrown terrorists. she says if okc and boston can happen, natural citizens and immigrants are more than capable of doing great harm. sammy says she's worried about isis overse

tom brady and the patriots. former teammates. vikings down, 17-7. chandler jones blocks the field goal. and then picks it up. #scoopandscore. patriots win, 30-7. for more nfl highlights, check out a live "sportscenter," 9:00 a.m. eastern today on espn. >>> so a hole in one at a dutch golf tournament is our "play of the day." pro golfer andy sullivan's out of this world shot on the final round didn't win the event. it did earn him a trip into space. >> the prize is worth about $100,000. provided by one of the tournament sponsors. the 28-year-old sullivan admits he's not the best flyer. he says quote he'll pluck up some serious courage and make the trip. >> flying is not exactly the same as going up in space. but still, it's an amazing shot. >> incredible shot. >> rightfully earned. >> pack some dramamine. >>> up next, swimming free again. a manta ray's delicate rescue. >>> a game of peekaboo goes from fun to tearful. why this video is going viral this morning. breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. we

tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. deposit service. >>> former 6ers center coleel joneember died.he cannot be t once. you can if you split yourself in two. the flyers open in toronto and at home against the cabs. the flyers and capitals. down one on the powerplay. and he ties the game at 2. brayden schenn scores. flyers lead 2-0. and simmonds gets into a scrum. he is tossed. the flyers lose this 3-2. that is sports. >>> thank you, jimmy kimmel live on "nightline" and music from jason aldean. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. good night. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! [ cheers and applause ] tonight -- courteney cox. from "selfie," john cho. and music from jason aldean. with cleto and the cletones.>ci+ and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thank you. i appreciate that. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] very nice. i appreciate it. hope you had a g

tom roussey is on the story. tech studentrginia morgan harrington was at uva outside john paul jones arena attending a metallica concert. she had to use the restroom, for some reason when outside, and was not allowed back in. after that, she vanished. , and it was vanished was found five months later. her family is now wondering if justice is coming. >> i thought they could have been related. >> for some students, it is still a stoner state lease have evidence linking hannah graham's disappearance with morgan harrington's murder. >> my stomach is so upset. it's so evil. disappearedrrington outside of the john paul jones arena in october 2009. her body was found on a far more than three months later. her mother is hoping justice will finally happen. >> i have no proof that it happened. it does not change a lot for us. our bedroom is still empty upstairs. >> gil harrington said that her heart goes out to the grahams. >> however this unfolds, i know where my girl is. hannah graham's family does not know where their daughter is. >> there is also a possible link to northern virginia. not only are both disappearances linked,

jones came loose. they had to twist inside. net result was a free runner. vangorder's got to be pumped up. >> tom: jaylon smith with his second sack. they're utilizing him in more ways. >> mike: last year as a true freshman, jaylon was just an outside linebacker. now to bring him in to blitz, an inside player, man-to-man. they're asking an awful lot of jaylon smith. and he's one of the top linebackers in the country. >> tom: 1:52 on the clock. purdue with two time-outs left. >> mike: you've got to start taking some shots at the end zone. down and distance doesn't matter. the clock winding down. you've got to take some shots. >> tom: here's etling setting up. rolling to his right. and tloelg. another interception. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at

tom: on wall street with a record-breaking day for stocks. the dow jonesd 25 points to close with a new record high and the s&p 500 up three, the nasdaq up nine-point in volume. 3.1 billion shares today. janet yellen announcing that the federal reserve will end its online program in october, but will keep interest rates near zero as they kept the same language for a considerable time after this program ends. consumer prices falling for the first time in 16 months. food prices are on the rise with beef prices posing the biggest increase in 11 years. homebuilding sentiment surged to the highest levels since late 2005 areas and sony says it expects losses of more than $2 billion this year. that is five times more than previously forecast it. fedex and shares close higher after better-than-expected earnings and the company doubling the number of seasonal jobs it will add, 50,000 people is what they are looking for and over at ups mondays at they are going to hire 95 seasonal workers. and pushing for whistleblowers, the fbi calling to investigate white-collar c

jones came loose. they had to twist inside. net result was a free runner. vangorder's got to be pumped up. >> tom: jaylon smith with his second sack. they're utilizing him in more ways. >> mike: last year as a true freshman, jaylon was just an outside linebacker. now to bring him in to blitz, an inside player, man-to-man. they're asking an awful lot of jaylon smith. and he's one of the top linebackers in the country. >> tom: 1:52 on the clock. purdue with two time-outs left. >> mike: you've got to start taking some shots at the end zone. down and distance doesn't matter. the clock winding down. you've got to take some shots. >> tom: here's etling setting up. rolling to his right. and tloelg. another interception. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at

jones, thank you very much. joining us our law enforcement analyst tom fuentes, also joining us coy barefoot in charlottesville,a. if this is true, that there could be some forensic link between these two cases that would be a huge development. >> it is a huge development, because forensic means science. it's not an eyewitness account or someone that might have seen them together five years ago or a video camera that's blurry from a store or something. but in this case, science is science. if they have a link between the two events between matthews himself and the young lady, harrington, that's a huge development. >> if there is forensic evidence linking matthew to morgan harrington, that moves this case in a whole new direction, and i guess it provides some critically important evidence to the law enforcement authorities there. >> it certainly does. i'll tell you, wolf, in charlottesville today, it's a cloudy, misty, rainy day, and everybody's head is spinning. since we learned this news a few hours ago, it is amazing that we could be looking at one man who might be responsible for the disappearance of hannah

tom kaine. >> there's no excuse why the american people can't see it. there's no reason they should be classified. >> they also have the support of walter jones. >> aftereading the report, there's nothing about national security. it's about relationships. it's about agencies within our own government and also relationships with foreign governments. >> the obama white house not only refused to comment for this story. this group of 9/11 families says the white house has ignored the last three letters they've written the president on this subject. >> he broke his promise. that's probably the best way to say it. >> today, the saudi government gave cnn a statement in which the saudi foreign minister said in response to the story, quote, we have nothing to hide and we do not seek nor do we need to be shielded. we believe releasing the 28 pages will allow us to respond to any allegations in a clear and credible manner and remove any doubts about the kingdom's true role in the war against terrorism and its commitment to fight it. why the 28 pages remain hidden from the public remains a mystery. >>> when we come back, at one point he was third in line to the th

jones reporting from charlottesville, virginia, thanks very much. let's dig a little bit deeper. joining us, our law enforcement analyst tom, former assistant director of the fbi. how unusual is it for this individual, jesse matthew, to willingly walk into the police station and say, i'd like to have a lawyer? >> i think it's very unusual. i've not heard of another case similar to that, wolf. but in this case, he knows that the police have been looking at him. they've searched his car. the other night, they searched his apartment while he was there. so they obviously had an initial encounter with him of some sort while there were other people there. so he's known from that time at least that he's at least on a high list of people that the people are interested in talking to and getting more information from. >> take us behind the scenes. what do you think law enforcement is doing right now? they seem to be frustrated. they may be thinking a little bit further ahead than the local prosecutors who say there's not enough in evidence to arrest anyone yet. >> the problem is that for jesse matthew to be walking down the street w

>> an anthropologist -- >> is brett playing the india jones -- >> brett and i are -- >> did he cost himself. >> and tomp explain this stuff. you live in a world where on tv you do a show on a network, try to do it for three, four, five seasons and then you get into massive syndication business if you can get there. >> yeah. >> now we just saw a deal, seen now several deals where companies like netflix are showing up to the door, literally before a show is even created in the case of gotham, blacklist, nbc just sold that. how is that changing the dynamic of what gets produced and the economics of it for the long term. >> well from a producer standpoint it's another golden age. when you have $3 billion for netflix original programming, and you think about when i was producing shows there were four networks and fox was an upstart network. now you just have an explosion of opportunities to -- and everything, you know, we use the word disruptive, you use the word disruptive, the fact is that cable was disruptive of broadcast and now you have this digital content that producers are flocking to. but in the en

jones industrial average. did morning, everyone. we're live from world headquarters in new york or it it is monday, september 8. i am tom keene.and adam johnson. we have much to talk about. we will talk about alibaba and of course the electrolux deal that was just announced. here's adam johnson. >> crude falls below 100 dollars a barrel since june of 2013. that is due to slowing growth in china and japan. ,apan's economy contract 7.1% the most since 2009. we should note that china and south korea and taiwan are all closed today. different story here in the u.s., irises and session for three weeks. we will see if they can actually accomplish something. men's finals are tonight. underdogs are in the finals. other again.e each this is a 5:00. i am going. i lucked into a ticket. >> are you sitting up past center field westmark >> i do know where he will be sitting to be completely honest. these are pretty good seats. >> centre court. >> centre court. >> that would be fun. >> let's get you some companies. electrolux bought ge's home appliance unit. adds ge to the swedish companies holdings. it is a biggest acquisition ever for elec

jones said he has 100% backing from team owners. in political news, hillary clinton returned to iowa for the first time since the 2008 presidential campaign. bill and hillary stopping by retiring senator tom harkin's steak fry fund-raiser. she was coy about 2016. >> of course there is that other thing. it is true, i am thinking about it. but for today that is not why i'm here. i'm here for the steak. >> the state that handed her a devastating caucus defeat years ago greeted her with ready for hillary signs. devastating being used for the damage done to a mexican resort town. odile packed 120 mile an hour winds. the mexican authorities are preparing shelters for 30,000 people in the advance of that storm. coming up, a special ceremony at the white house. two vietnam vets awarded the medal of honor. benny atkins who dragged fellow soldiers to saved after an attack is one of those. he did that despite being wounded himself. being awarded posthumously, he covered a live grenade to save fellow soldiers, giving his in the process. we will bring that to you live from the white house coming up right on this hour on msnbc. let's drill down on the global outrage over the most recent isis execution