with an explosion that happened this past weekend in new york city,rahami is a 28-year-old united states citizen of afghan descent.nearly 30 people were injured in the people were injured in the explosion on saturday.there are several reports out now that the suspect... could be part of a a terror cell... and he is considered to be pulled over a car on a highway in brooklyn late last night and were questioning its occupants in connection with this investigation.the hunt for this suspect comes just hours after a backpack that appeared to contain pipe bombs exploded as a police robot examined it near a new jersey train station. that explosion occurred about one o'clock this morning.so once again.... the f-b-i is trying to find this guy:ahmad khan rahami. it's not known if he's still in the northeast... or could have traveled out of state. stay with nbc news for constant updates today. today. ####break########break#### but we begin right now with breaking news....the f-b-i released this poster -- trying to track down ahmad khan rahami.he is wanted for questioning in connection with an explosion tha

. >>> hundreds of people are about to be deported -- deported, or no united states citizens. -- arnel united states -- are >>> an update to breaking news, we told you about a few minutes ago. a cyber leifer's parents picking up their kids -- a sigh of relief for parents pick >>> the united states is saying it is going to have a truce in syria. the cease-fire was brokered by the united states and russia fell apartlitary com the rebel groups undermining the agreement saying, they took advantage of those but they say, violated the cease-fire, so civil war has killed hundreds of thousands of people. >>> the vernment is in big trouble after accidentally granting united citizenship to more than 800 immigrants. and they all have orders to be deported. >> that's when an audit released says -- >> it also says, it is nationally a and, they found that several immigrants were using different birthdates. they were not caught because their fingerpr file. >> and here's a look at what's coming up. >>> think you. the new proposal to keep sewage out of bay area tes. and we are following the money. to k

looked into him but came up with nothing afghan born united states citizen bought bomb ingredients on ebay and recorded a video of himself igniting a blast in his backyard. >> dana: time for decision 2016. learning more about the money and how much the candidates are raising. tracy potts has more. focus on more jobs for people with disabilities. trump calls her an insider. >> she represents the donors, politicians, big banks, multinational corporations and everybody getting rich off a very rigged system. >> new filings show clinton and trump had their best fundraising month yet in august. clinton raised nearly $60 million and out spent trump six to one on tv ads. of which he donated himself. it's his foundation money now in question. the charity making donations so trump could avoid paying legal fines. trump says the story is peppered with inaccuracies. >> it's unethical to use chartable dollars to pay for expenses one ought to be paying for out of >> more of the same. more taxes, more regulations. >> trying to catch up. our latest online poll puts clinton five points ahead. >> kim: s

and born and raised in the he officially game a naturalized united states citizen this week. the answer is baltimore orioles pitcher ubaldo jiminez. >> ubaldo is never the same pitcher after 2010 when he was so spectacular. historic, in fact, that season. never had it again after that. has been under 500. he remains the same guy though. terrific. a terrific human being and i'm wanted with his u.s. citizenship. >> maybe he will regain that peak. >> well it has been six or eight years. >> yeah. >> it hasn't cost him much. he recently signed a $50 million contract. >> it's all good. all good. have to love that. >> wow. okay. >>> nbc nightly news is next. after that, you will see us at 6:00. >> captions by:caption >>> breaking news tonight -- health revelations, new details released late today about hillary clinton's pneumonia diagnosis. and our exclusive interview with tv's dr. oz, what donald trump told him about his own health. >>> hack attack, leak emails from colin powell that include at and a new warning to key democrats that tir cybersecurity has been breached. >>> tropica

citizen killed or maimed. furthermore, if they adopted similar legislation to this, other nations could sue the united states and our citizens for sponsoring organizations they deem as terrorist organizations. unfortunately, these discussions are already taking place in capitals around the world because of this legislation. jasta does not make clear how the evidence would be gathered to help build a credible case against the foreign nation. would the plaintiffs be able to subpoena foreign officials or would the u.s. department of state officials have to testify? would we be required to expose sensitive materials in order to help american citizens prove their case? and, again, how would we feel about foreign judges and juries deciding whether or not the united states sponsored terrorism? there's also questions about how the judgment under jasta would be enforced. the legislation does not address how the court would enforce the judgment, could foreign assets be attached, how would this process work if other countries enacted similar legislation? would u.s. assets all over the world be subject to attachment to sati

the republican nominee for president of the united states, we're waiting for him to acknowledge the current president is actually a citizen of the united states. that's where we are this morning. if he does come out today or really anytime before the election and says he believes obama was born here, what does that do to his credibility or following? you could argue that his entire political career could be traced back to this very issue, to him being a birther. >> well, i think if he actually comes out and says president obama is born in the united states, people on the fence, maybe i can't support him because he's really kind of in some ways defamed a sitting president, that maybe i'll get with him and maybe i'll go and support him but i should say for the vast majority of people i talked to, especially voters of color, black voters and hispanic voters and whose families may be immigrants to the united states, this is something he can't get away from even if he does say on a podium, i believe barack obama is a credible president and was born in the united states. a lot of people are going to say, it's too little too lat

cantinas and united states 76% a united states citizens but because of how depreciates, how the latino community is perceived so in a recent poll it had risen to number two. >> >> actually a disagreed and if you look at the last big poll it is jobs economy education health care national security benefits is immigration.immigration. course fascias write the conversation has come toxic using that as the wedge issue crocodile to make it into a battle cry.re when you looked at the dialogue. it's crusoe 53% of the country is looking for some type of immigration reform berger o --.ti >> even from the very start of his campaign. >> yes and no. and then says something that is very funny. what donald trump says sen 34 words and that is very true. but if you look and take a setback medicine that much difference.to t >> day would greet it is a line with other people have said? >> i think after one year listening to the statementsnto and anybody wants to dig into that would have to disagree with the statement. but we are addressing this particular issue a couple of weeks ago when he made his speec

fernandez emigrated from cuba as a teenager with his family and just became a united states citizen last week. just last week, he announced he and his girlfriend were expecting a baby girl. jose fernandez, gone way too soon. he was just 24 years old. >>> more sad news to report. arnold palmer, a seven-time masters champion and arguably the most beloved figure in golf, died today from complications with heart problems. no one did more to popularize the sport than palmer. in the '50s and '60s he brought golf to the masses, taking it out of the country clubs and into the mainstream. he made golf cool. he grew up in latrobe, pennsylvania, and was proud of that fact. in a career that spanned six decades he won 62 tour pga titles and the the masters four times. in 2004 he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. eight years later he was honored with the congressional gold medal. arnold palmer, the king, dead at 87. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. >>> mariota rolling left. rolling and throwing for the end zone. carrie off the back -- no flag. the raiders take

santa cruz aimed a new program aimed at helping people become united states citizens. about 20% of immigrants are eligible to become u.s. citizens. >> they just need a little help. it's complex. and if we can give them power of ed education, we can help them with education, jobs. >> you can find the corners in 10 different public libraries. >> temperatures expected to rise this weekend. here is a live look outside from our emeryville tower camera. just a beautiful picture. this is going to be a warmer shot. inland areas could see temperatures near 100 degree mark. drew tuma joins us now. any records this weekend for us? >> i think on sunday a couple spots. this final friday night of the summer season. can you believe that? that sun goes down by 10:00, we'll have a fog expanding. overnight, a beautiful, bright moon in the skies called harvest mon. if you take a picture you can up load it there. we'll get relief ahead. >>> one of san francisco's grittiest streets has been transformed into an art gallery tonight. 75 artists are displaying their works and this is the sixth

santa cruz aimed a new program aimed at helping people become united states citizens. about 20% of immigrants eligible to become u.s. citizens. >> they just need a little help. it's complex. and if we can give them power of ed education, we can help them with education, jobs. >> you can find the corners in 10 different public libraries. >> temperatures expected to rise this weekend. here is a live look outside from our emeryville tower camera. just a beautiful picture. this is going to be a warmer shot. inland areas could see temperatures near 100 degree mark. drew tuma joins us now. any records this weekend for us? >> i think on sunday, a couple spots. this final friday night of the summer season. can you believe that? that sun goes down, by 10:00, we'll have a fog expanding. overnight, a beautiful, bright moon in the skies called harvest mon. if you take a picture you can up load it there. we'll get relief ahead. >>> one of san francisco's grittiest streets has been transformed into an art gallery tonight. 75 artists are displaying their works and this is the sixth y

ivan, you know, rahami, united states citizen, naturalized citizen, born in afghanistan, came to the united states as a young boy but traveled back several times to afghanistan, and also made some trips to pakistan, including for almost a year, and he stayed in quetta, a taliban hotbed. went to karachi as well. what else can you tell us? what have you learned there about this individual's background? >> reporter: that's right. traveled to pakistan, and afghanistan. u.s. officials saying in 2011, 2013, into 2014. stayed so long that he found a wife eventually and had some trouble trying to get her a visa and a visa for his child to come back to the u.s. with him. now, it's important to note that the taliban, the group that's been fighting the u.s. here in afghanistan for some 15 years, we've spoken with a taliban spokesman who's denied any links whatsoever to rahami or to the bombings on saturday in new jersey and in new york. and we do know from its past record that the taliban is often very quick to claim responsibility for deadly attacks carried out here in kabul, and in other parts

. >> ahmad khan rahami is a naturalized united states citizen from afghanistan. he was wanted in connection with the explosions on saturday. one in new jersey and the other in new york city. now that we have the suspect in custody, the investigation can focus on other aspects such as whether this individual acted alone. >> reporter: the search kicked into high gear after a third blast in lid bet new jersey, one of five devices left in a bag in a local train station. is the same city where federal officers searched an apartment connected to ahmad khan rahami. >> the businesses are open, people need to continue to move on with their lives. >> reporter: officials in new york said that no other suspects are being sought. >>> joining us now is congress man eric swalwell. you have some news, breaking news if you will about potential other suspects. >> i have been briefed today and i learned that it is believed that there could be two to six others out there based on footage observed. three individuals at both sites placing bombs. the suspect in custody may be one of th

citizens. so for five years when donald trump has pushed this bigoted lie that the african-american president of the united states is not a u.s. citizen so many people connectost painful time in american history. and what i hope somebody will ask donald trump is when you are doing that for five years did you really believe that to be true, in which case, how gullible are you? how bizarrely conspiratorial are you? or were you aware it wasn't true? if so why were you trying to whip up those emotions? >> let's turn to hillary clinton's health which raises the question of her transparency because she was asked repeatedly this week when she told you about her illness and she repeatedly refused to answer. here she is. >> i communicated with tim. i talked to him again last night. we have communicated. i am not going to go into our personal conversations. >> senator kaine. it turns out clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday and collapsed getting into the van at the 9/11 event on sunday morning. simple question, when did she tell you that she had pneumonia? >> i actually answered this on monday and again on tuesda

everything that we kno >> the fbi says that he was born in afghanistan and is a naturalized united states citizen. they cderehim ard and daers before they captured him today. >>'s last known address is a apartment. -- his last known apartment is above his parents restaurant. they claim that they were being targeted. >> a spokesman with the college and edison new jersey says that he went there from 2010 to 2012 but he never graduated. he majored in criminal justice. >> and, they're coming citizens by mistake. and, he says it has happened to at least 858 people heard from countries that are concerned the national security. so how does that happen? they said of the people are under another name. but the digital fingerprints are not available. thousands from before 2008 are not individual records. they said that they are working on doing that right now. >>> it is water testing day for the fertilizer plant that is leaking radioactive water we will tell you about the surprising boat that we encountered while we were looking for those companies to >>> homeowners are having their water tested for possibl

united states. >> did you hear that point? donald trump now believes he was born in the united states. why is trump's campaign and friends having to verify that the united states president is a legit united states citizenimate president? for the last five years, donald trump has been questioning it. >> lowhy doesn't he show his bih certificate? i wish he would. it is a terrible pail hanging over him. barack obama should end this and provide the public with a birth certificate. if he doesn't, he is doing a tremendous disservice. >> perhaps it is going to say hawaii. perhaps it is going to say kenya. >> if barack obama opens up and gives his college records and applications and if he gives his passport applications and records, i will give to a charity of his choice anything he wants, a check, immediately, for $5 million. >> so you think your birther position has hurt you among african-americans. >> i don't know. i don't talk about it anymore. >> just don't talk about it. let the campaign and those other folks talk about it. i'm going to talk it with these two people. cnn political reporter, nia malleka henrson and davidlion. >> is never having to say you are sorry more valuable than having this story ha

. >> rahami is a naturalized united states citizen born in afghanistan. his last known address was in elizabeth, new jersey. >>> and breaking news in the valley. an investigation is underway because it appears that a dps trooper was targeted in a traffic stop. katie conner has been following this story all morning. >> reporter: a terrifying night for the dps trooper after he pulled over a 101 near indian school for driving and he noticed he was swerving and that there was marijuana in the back seat. and then this, you can hear the panic in the trooper's voice, able to act quickly and follow the suspect in the black fiat. the suspect ditched his car at indian school, and troopers nearby. he was put in handcuffs and hauled off for questioning. investigators have not located the gun and fortunately, the trooper was not hurt. katie conner, abc15 news. >>> sheriffs deputies are still investigating a shooting in guadalupe. we are expecting an update at any moment. >>> and new information on an eay 40th and thomas. our crews, they were there as the victim was lo

usually governments can't be sued by united states citizens, this bill will kaurcarve out an exsengs. i don't will be. >> thank you, sunny. appreciate it. to you and devin. coming up, more of our coverage my challenge is to be in sync, with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. i'll call you back. is this my car? state farm knows that for every one of those moments... what? this is ridiculous! there's one of these... sam, i gotta go... is this my car? what? this is ridiculous! this can't be happening! this can't be happening! oh, it's happening sweetheart. oh, it's happening sweetheart. shut up! shut up! >>> and welcome back to gm gm on and many of us are wondering about the state of our nation's security. >> with us now

and then radicalized after they had become united states citizens. so in that case, it's extremely difficult. >> reporter: in washington, george colli, fox 25 news. >>> police are searching for a man setting women on this is the video. a muslim tourist from scotland was walking in midtown when she noticed her blouse was on fire. she told police about a man standing next to her with a lighter in his hand. police found three other women had been attacked in a similar manner before that. >>> tropical storm julia is slowly spinning off the northeast coast. the hurricane center didn't expect the storm to form, but it came together near beaches. officials are particularly worried about the storm surge. >> that's very bad. it creates a lot of damage, the storm surge does. the wind you can survive. >> this is a time lapse from a nasa satellite. watch the clouds near the top right of florida. that storm is expected to weaken to a tropical depression later today. so much to watch down there, and in our own backyard. >> rain on the radar tonight, sarah. yeah, v

citizens. so for five years when donald trump has pushed this bigoted lie that the african-american president of the united states is not a u.s. citizen so many people connect that to the most painful time in american history. and what i hope somebody will ask donald trump is when you are doing that for five years did you really believe that to be true, in which case, how gullible are you? how bizarrely conspiratorial are you? or were you aware it wasn't true? if so why were you trying to whip up those emotions? >> let's turn to hillary clinton's health which raises the question of her transparency because she was asked repeatedly this week when she told you about her illness and she repeatedly refused to answer. here she is. >> i communicated with tim. i talked to him again last night. we have communicated. i am not going to go into our personal conversations. >> senator kaine. it turns out clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday and collapsed getting into the van at the 9/11 event on sunday morning. simple question, when did she tell you that she had pneumonia? >> i actually answered this on monday and a

. >> we want to protect the safety of the united states citizens. one way to do that is to counteract what the enemy has. and our biggest enemy after world war ii was the soviet union. in order to find out what they are capable of, you need to spy. >> want to eavesdrop on somebody, attach a small hidden device and the telephone caller will have an audience he never suspected. >> spying is a necessity. >> more important, overhead photography gives our nation the ability to keep a vigilant watch on its potential enemy. >> spying has been necessary ever since probably the first tribes started to fight with each other and figure out what the other guy is doing so that you're prepared for it. >> the urgency to develop reconnaissance methods was underscored by the detonation of the first soviet hydrogen bomb in august 1953. >> the cold war was a very scary time for americans. the soviets were definitely a threat to the united states because they had developed the nuclear weapons just a few years after we did. and the mood was somewhat scary when you actua

citizens. so for five years when donald trump has pushed this dig bigoted lie that the african-american president of the united states is not a u.s. citizen so many people connect that to the most painful time in american history where having african-american dissent barred you from citizenship in this country. i ho when you were doing that for five years did you really believe that to be true, in which case how gullible are you, how bizarrely conspiratorial are you or were you aware that it wasn't true and if so why were you trying to whip up the darkest emotions connected to the most painful chapter in american life. >> let's turn to hillary clinton's health, which also raises the question of her transparency because she was asked repeatedly this week when she told you about her illness answer. here she is. >> i communicated with tim, i talked to him again last night. >> we've communicated, but i am, you know, not going to go into our personal conversations. >> senator kaine, it turns out now that clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday, she collapsed getting into that van at the 9/11 event on sunday morning

eligible to register to vote although existing san francisco residents 18 years or older united states citizens or not in print of or parole for felony conviction are eligible to vote and the board of education of of the sfusd and whereas the san francisco board of supervisors 10-1 support supervisor mar's proposal to amend the charter of city and county of san francisco to authorize san francisco residents who are not united states citizens but the parents or legal guardians or caregivers of children in san francisco vote for the board of education and. >> whereas the voting rights measure proposition n is on the november 8, 2016 ballot as an amendment to the city and county of san francisco's charter and if passed the provision authorizes vote vote and board of education election would sunset on december 31, 2022 or the december 31 immediately following the third school board election conducted under the rules adopted in the charter amendment whichever is later, and whereas community based oarksdzs supporting this measure include mission economic development agency, mission parent council, fa

he is a united states citizen born january 23rd, 1988 in afghanistan. the his last known address was in elizabeth, new jersey. he is about 5-foot six, and he weighs approximately 200 pounds. meanwhile, new york governor cuomo says it looks like manhattan bombing could be an act of terrorist with many a foreign connection. well, he heard that. fbi agents and police are investigating an apartment in elizabeth new jersey after one of five devices found exploded while a bomb squad, was attempting to disarm it. incident happened near cities train station around 12:30 overnight. it is unclear if this is connected to the weekend explosions, in chelsea. we will make sure to keep you updated throughout the morning. we have a reporter in elizabeth, new jersey right now. >>> 8:32. sue, it is still coming down the rain outside. >> boy, is it. lots of heavy downpours and thunder and lightening, roads are ponding up and it is a mess, close look at lightening. most of the lightening is in southern new jersey and central delaware but we have heavy rain in philadelphia,

. >> while this crazy game of republicans against republicans, some 2,001 united states citizens who are women, who are pregnant or who have shown evidence of possible zika virus infection are now in danger. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has agreed to drop flood relief money for louisiana and other states. and democrats did not proposal. andy rose reporting. >>> right now, the fbi director is fielding questions from lawmakers on capitol hill. the second time in two days in fact. members are asking about the agency's response of extremist violence in orlando and new york. and whether more could have been done to prevent them. and he is expected to face questions about why the fbi granted immunity to hillary rodham clinton's former chief of staff as part rodham clinton's emails. >>> president barack obama will nominate the first u.s. ambassador to cuba in more than 50 years. haddest a career member of the senior foreign service and has served as the u.s. chief of mission in havana since 2014. in a statement, president barack obama said in that role his leadership

and then i proceeded to become a naturalized united states citizen. >> you simply want others to do the same thing. you simply want others to do the same thing. we continue to listen to what he says. i appreciate you both. >>> 68 days to go until election day. the next question is this wall. how realistic is it to build trump's wall. we'll talk to janet napolitano. >>> also, breaking news out of miami beach. these mosquitos that scientists have now tracked and been testing. they've now tested positive for the zika virus. we've been reporting on a human transmission. but now this is news that according to officials, this is the first conclusive evidence of zika carrying mosquitos here in the united states. >>> also ahead -- other news out of florida. millions of people and really florida and beyond -- people in the path of this potential hurricane. a state of emergency has been declared. this hurricane is expected to make landfall in the coming hours. we will take you there live. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. (man) honey, what's a word for "large blaze"? (wife] fire. [man] thi

citizen killed or maimed. furthermore, if they adopted similar legislation to this, other nations could sue the united states and our citizens for sponsoring organizations they deem as terrorist organizations. unfortunately, these discussions are already taking place in capitals around the world because of this legislation. jasta does not make clear how the evidence would be gathered to help build a credible case against the foreign nation. would the plaintiffs be able to subpoena foreign officials or would the u.s. department of state officials have to testify? would we be required to expose sensitive materials in order to help american citizens prove their case? and, again, how would we feel about foreign judges and juries deciding whether or not the united states sponsored terrorism? there's also questions about how the judgment under jasta would be enforced. the legislation does not address how the court would enforce the judgment, could foreign assets be attached, how would this process work if other countries enacted similar legislation? would u.s. assets all over the world be subject to attachment to sati

you think criticism of obama's citizenship questioning whether or not the president was a united states citizen that racially motivated in any way? >> of course it is but forget about that. why has he let this drag on for years? and then the man has the audaci audacity, the ability to lie like no one i've ever seen. hillary's the one brought it up. there couldn't be anything further from the truth. he's a liar. and i don't know if we should give any credence to anything the man says. >> remember, harry reed working really hard to tie down tickets to trump. arguing they are one in the same. and when i asked about polls showing the senate majority possibly out of risk and hillary clinton losing he sharply dismissed them calling them silliness and he said donald trump will, quote, never be elected president of the united states. erin. >> all right manu, thank you very much. i want to bring back pastor scott and --. i want to start with you pastor scott. members of the congressional black caucus. let's go through some of the words here. racist, bigot. disgusting. fraud. these are some of the words

but there are good people who doesn't have a bad bone and we all have to to as united states citizens what we do. >> and the texans play at the patriots tonight for thursday night football. alyison, we'll have tasee if more players join the national anthem protest before the game. >>> release of dash cam and body cam video. we have a guest coming up who has seen them. >>> plus, does have the video from tulsa showing have everything on it? we'll walk through it with trainer export thisthe only pick-up50. with a high strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body. of all the full-size, half ton pickups, it's got the highest gas mileage, best payload, and 12,200 pounds of towing power. plus, no body rust. and this is the safest f-150 ever built. the only pickup to pull the government's 5-star safety rating and earn an iihs top safety pick. this is the f-150. and ford f-series is the undisputed truck leader for 39 straight years. the surface pro allows us to be flexibleting. and get work done where ever we can. it's a laptop, i take the keyboard off, it's a tablet. macs can't do that. yeah

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hillary clinton's campaign of helping 1996 miss universe winner, alicia machado to become a united states citizen. trump suggested machado duped clinton in monday's debate. clinton responded just a few hours later by tweeting, what kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies and conspiracy theories. she also tweeted that when something gets under donald's thin skin, he lashes out and can't let go. this is dangerous for a president. >>> a new nationwide poll shows hillary clinton has polled 4 points ahead of donald trump since monday night's presidential debate. the public policy polling survey shows clinton with 44% support. trump with 40%, the next debate between the presidential candidates is scheduled for sunday, october 9th. >> we are starting to see the damage caused by the loma fire burning out of control in the santa cruz mountains. more than 4300 acres have burned. the fire is 34% contained. ktvu's janine de la vega went up to mount loma to see the destruction. >> a two story house once stood here, and now it is just a pile of rubble. devastated by the fire. the only thing l

citizen killed or maimed. furthermore, if they adopted similar legislation to this, other nations could sue the united states and our citizens for sponsoring organizations they deem as terrorist organizations. unfortunately, these discussions are already taking place in capitals around the world because of this legislation. jasta does not make clear how the evidence would be gathered to help build a credible case against the foreign nation. would the plaintiffs be able to subpoena foreign officials or would the u.s. department of state officials have to testify? would we be required to expose sensitive materials in order to help american citizens prove their case? and, again, how would we feel about foreign judges and juries deciding whether or not the united states sponsored terrorism? there's also questions about how the judgment under jasta would be enforced. the legislation does not address how the court would enforce the judgment, could foreign assets be attached, how would this process work if other countries enacted similar legislation? would u.s. assets all over the world be subject to attachment to sati

they boated a ferry to angel island before taking an oath to become united states citizens.itizen looks forward to taking part in voting. >> i encourage everyone out there to vote and get out there. i am delighted to vote this year m. >> dan: angel island served as the first stop for many asian immigrants between 1910 and 1940 and many historians call it the ellis island of the west. >>> the brother of jonbenet ramsey has spoken out for the first time. >> dan: yes. the child beauty queen was killed in the basement of her home nearly 20 years ago now. the mystery has never been solved. >> clayton sandal has more. >> burke ramsey was 9 when his sister jonbenet was murdered and 20 years later he is speaking out for the first time telling dr. phil in the first of three interviews. >> do you remember waking up that morning? >> yep. the first thing i remember is my mom bursting in my room really frantic. i remember her saying where is my baby? where is my baby? >> i wanna be my ♪ >> reporter: when the 6-year-old beauty queen was found dead in the basement on christmas they first f

a new jersey resident, 28-year-old naturalized united states citizen. he is wanted for questioning.t photo is going out just now to the public as you said. want to be very clear this individual could be harmed and dangerous. anyone seeing him should call 911 immediately. we definitely have now someone we want taget in immediately for questioning. are they still saying this man was a part of a broader cell that was operating in new jersey? is this still their consistent theory? >> too early tasay o say if the something bigger. we know we want to get this individual in and what is important now and this is why we always want to make sure law enforcement defines each step of the way what we believe is happening. we need the facts to be able to piece all this together and define was it an individual. was it more than one individual, do these different incidents relate? i think we're going to know a lot more in the course of today. things are moving very quickly and, certainly, we're going to have a lot more to say in just the next coming hours. >> the idea of owhwhat the understanding i

think his criticism of obama's citizenship, questioning whether or not the president was a united states citizen is that racially motivated in any way? >> of course it is, but forget about that. why has he let his drag on for years, and then the man has the audacity, the ability to lie like no one i've ever seen. well, hillary's the one that brought it up. there couldn't be anything further that the truth. he's a liar, and i don't know if we should give any credence to anything the man says. >> do you -- you said that he goes after people of color. do you think he's actually racist? >> i don't know. all you guys have a job to do. you make that decision. i'm not going to. i'm just telling you what he's done and we've seen it. he's a man of no morality. >> increasingly you've used strong word but is it a sign democrats are nervous that donald trump is doing better in the polls? >> donald trump will never be le elected president of the united states. we're going to retake the senate. all of these talks about joke. a joke. we you know he can't be elected president. republicans don't like him. i saw

issue about why were you perpetrating this bigoted lie about president obama's not being a united states citizen incredibly convoluted. no apology, no recognition that this is a painful thing to say in a nation wherefore generations african-americans were not allowed to be citizens of the united states until we added the 14th amendment to the constitution. she dealt with the trust issue head on, said i've made a mistake, i've learned from it, i take full responsibility. but when he was confronted with a trust question he could not own up to his responsibility and the fact that he had p >> in fact, senator, in secretary clinton's response on that very issue, the birther issue, she used the word racist three times to describe donald trump. she said he has a long record of engaging in racist behavior. do you believe he's a racist? >> i don't know donald trump. i've never met him so i'm not going to make that comment about him, but i will tell you absolutely the claim that he citizen is an absolutely bigoted and racist lie. >> thank you, senator kaine. >> absolutely. thanks so much, guys. >> thank y