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around the same time this morning the universi of florida introduced its new athletic director scotnd former from mississippi state. he will take over when the coach retires on november 1. good luck to hi ntinon our website and fiv see >>> >>> tonight, breaking the record. the most-watched debate ever. donald trump, hillary clinton, and the new fallout this evening. trump upset about his mic. upset about some of the questions. will he do the next two debates? and hillary clinton today, clearly relieved. >> did anybody see that debate last night? >> and the miss universe who says donald trump body shamed her. and trump tonight doubling down. >>> also tonight, the massive and deadly house explosion in new york city after worried emergency calls about gas. the battalion chief and father of three killed in the blast, 20 injured. and tonight, word coming in now of an arrest. >>> the fires and the flencyds fling at lst

marci gonzales is at hofstra universi first time, hillary clinton and donald trump taking on the issues and each other in the first presidential debate. >> we have to switch positions. he needs to be less visceral am more ahead sr just like she needs more hard unless that in the course of the debate for the showdown will be broken down into 50 megabit segments with clinton going first, each getting two minutes to apply in with the latest polling showing a close race, 10 i could be a undecided. >> the debate can absolutely have an impact on the outcome of the election. -?with such a small undecided vote but it is also hardly any difference between the candidates in the polling. so that a 1%, 2% change coold make all the difference. >> reporter: both candidates take difference strategies n preparing clinton holding mock debates, studying video of trump and his past 11 debates and meeting with ttump's ghost writer f trump downplaying the amount of work is putting into getting ready for saying he wants to make sure he is himself. three out of the four american say they plan to watch tonight

he spoke onis friday at universy school.l. recalling the horror of beingb with thee previous guide dog. in the first tower struck by a plane on september 11. along with his business colleague. >> . hsi i stood in the doornn way. david and i said good-bye to each ore. we thought we were going to takk a plunge to the street.st the buildingr stopped and began >> the building had been designed to sway.y. in strong winds. w andi then move back into play.y. he told staoupts that his lack of sight and the trust between b himselfe and his guide dog. helped in his escape.es onca 9/11. >> . put another way. >> don't let your sight get inge the way of your vision.n. >> inside the tower on 9/11. michael says sighted people were terrified by what they saw. debris and fire. fi outside the window. worked to helpa people get down 78 flights of stairs.t away from thea towers. then into a safer building. >> . sighted people often sell blind people short on what they can accomplish. his mess apbl. focus on what you have. not what you don't. to h

turner was convicted o sexually assaulting an unconscious student behind a dumpsterer at stanford universi in california, he was given wha was believed to be a life sentence because the judge was afraidb that series time would impact his life, he is walking out of the present in san jose this morning expected to return to his parents homeme is outside dayton, attention after his victims impact statementnt was posted online in went viral, he assaulted and intoxicated unconscious woman and only stopped after witnesses stepped in and was convicted of threend felony charges including assaul with intent to commit rape prosecutors asked for six years at the judgeut simpson to just six and a half month said that a ger sentence wouldta have a negative impact on his life he was given credit for time serve after three months. law, it should be state prisont or people who commit this kind of crime and that is what we need to push for the system ha a flaw and i hope that t the governor signed legislation >> and got away with rape which is worse than murder and no doubt in my mind he will do tha again

was convicted after he was seen taking out his penis and practicing auto erot simple in front of a universi when confronted, he smiled and told campus security he was working on his major. thanks, could have been his minor. i don't know, i haven't seen any photos. thanks to this ruling, a visit to italy is more exciting than ever. check out the new tourism promo. >> ah, italia! birthplace of one of the world's richest food cultures, home to some of the world's greatest treasures of art and most beautiful scenery on earth, the perfect setting for spanking it. why not start in rome? vatican city is t perfect place to polish your bishop. visit the sistine chapel, marveling at michelangelo's master work while rubing one out is an experience of a lifetime. please, no flash photography. enjoy all italy's famous th a wain than a bracing session of self abuse. the food, wine, scenery, the culture, the people and the authorities who will turn a blind eye to your vigorous public masturbating. italy, come today and every day. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, did you guys see this? the workers

it happened saturday night at an apartment complex near a local universi. and take tn a nearby hospital. >> not justified to shoot a little kid. let a gun on on the highway. >> expressing shock and disbelief. they say the child was shot on a highway. police say the baby was take to be the local hospital with minor injuries. but they aren't saying why someone shot at the vehicle the child was in. participate in a on kind race. >> it's called a pizza marathon. raced through some of the restaurants. they had to eat a slice and walk to the next one. 600 pizza lovers vote on the winning rest rawntd. >> and a big birthday party in anniversary of the foundation. musicians and actors crowded streets. well speaking of history we are learning a lot more about the past of mars. new images of the planet's surface. nasa recovery landed in 20126789 it's been exploring sending us new information. there's actually water there on the planet. it's data helped scientists realize that ancient martian lakes offered conditions that would have been favorable to life. >> well from

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georgetown universi sold slaves to pay off debt.ow it's trying to make up for it by making unprecedented offer. redskins notebooks found in a trash can. do they hold game day secrets? what the team says is on the pages inside. let's get to breaking news. coming from the national hurricane center. just a matter of minutes ago. officials there issuing an update on hurricane hermine. michelle: the storm is bearing down on florida leading to rising tides and leaving neighborhoods underwater. it is expected to hit land tonight. at home, the big question is how will the storm impact our labor day weekend outlook. let's get right over to chief meteorologist doug hill for the breaking details. doug: the news out of the hurricane center is this afternoon, a couple of hours ago they upgraded hermine to a hurricane. it's strengthening as we speak. probably be stronger. higher winds than that when it makes landfall around midnight, somewhere in the big band no appalachicola, florida. it will take all the rain and the wind and bring it up the ea

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. >> in terms of politics, there's a new national poll in suffolk universi university, and among blackhe's getting 2% of support. that puts him not well behind hillary clinton, but also behind gary johnson and jill stein, two points there. there's a poll in nbc news "wall street journal" poll that put him at 1%, hillary clinton 91. i know there's a school of thought, while this is on the surface out reach, donald trump he's really using this as a way to reach a different section, white voters, do you think there's anything to that. >> let's take this in a couple of parts. when you're polling at 1% or 2% among african-americans, what that means you're within the margin of error of zero, steve. it's possible, i mean, it's not going to be zero. it's going to be very low. number two, i think he's absolutely trying to communicate with white moderate republicans that he's not a bigot, that he can go talk in african-american communities about issues amongst the african-americans and perhaps also to latinos later on. i think the idea is to make them more comfortable with the idea they're not v

universi a look at where the two nominees will be going head to head here in the studio.ut 1100 seats. guests from both campaigns from hofstra university, they will be told one thing. be quiet. don't be a factor. this is not like a republican primary debate or a democratic primary debate where the crowd factors in. they will be told to be quiet. everything is this is the stage. lester holt's desk, that's where he will be. everything has been talked about, negotiated. it's a little chilly in this room. as you look at the stage, take a look at the lecterns. on the right, hillary clinton. it's shorter. she is shorter. on the left side, donald trump. this is where they will stand for this big night. special report continues after this. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah. and you're gonna

because it happened in 2013 when she was considering looking into bringing charges against trump universi university. those charges never materialized making some to wonder if it they did not materialize because donald trump's foundation gave money to a group that was associated with her campaign. the foundation is denying this. the campaign is denying this, but it's certainly the optics aren't as good as they would like them to be and allowing the clinton campaign to latch on to something that trump is in a pay-for-play fraud scandal. >> katy tur on a busy friday in front of trump tower. >> as trump wrestles with his position on mass deportations, one of the members of his advisory team has become the target of criticism and sarcasm on social media. >> this is a different time. we're having problems here. >> what problems are you talking about? >> my culture is a very dominant culture. it's imposing and causing problems. if you don't do something about it, you're going to have taco trucks at every corner. >> wait a minute. hold on a second. i have to let him in here. i don't know what th

we'll be going to temple universi university, vince and i, tomorrow. >> you have to watch their reportscebook page. they're great. so innovative. >> thank you. >> fascinating to see what you guys come up with. >> thank you. >> denise is in our crowd with some questions that deal with millennials. what did you find, denise? >> reporter: joining us now is lawrence moore. he's a senior at rutgers university. he's a republican which is rare for college students. you are having a hard time deciding which candidate you're going for. what is your question? >> my question is can mr. trump be more presidential? i'd like to see in this debate if he can bring it in a little bit, put his policies and tell us what his initiatives are and give us real substance on what he wants to do. >> all right. so that's from lawrence moore, a college republican. he's saying can mr. trump appear more presidential. do you hear that a lot as a concern on campuses that you've visited so far? >> when we went to penn state and when we were on the campaign trail, there's not a lot of students who really support donald

extreme bravely by the universi police and the university of pennsylvania police.icer, could have been a lot worse, the sergeant, struck multiple times and the other two philly officers and the university pennsylvania officer, chased him. the university officer shot and they actually killed this guy. he could have kept going. had more ammunition he didn't use. had at least three magazines. extreme bravely and just a sad case for philadelphia. >> a sad case for philadelphia and when we look at the two cases, both new jersey, at least from what we know right now and philadelphia put together, jim, unfortunate that we are having to talk about these situations that involve individuals that volunteer and put themselves in harm's way to protect the everyday citizen in these cases, and not new for you, jim cavanagh, as you have been here on msnbc to help us through each and every one of these cases. jim, thank you. we'll stay on top of the stories. jim will do that for us and get back to you when and if needed. >>> next we turn to president's politics. donald trump on the

the buckeye bullet 3 was designed and built by a team of engineering students at ohio state universi venturi, based in monaco. it's 39 feet long and powered by four electric motors that run on lithium ion batteries. the team plans to make a few adjustments on the buckeye bullet 3 and return to the track next year with the goal of hitting 400 miles per hour. >>> and we'll be back in a flash with a look at charles osgood's final sunday morning broadcast and the passing of the torch to >>> 22 years on sunday morning. i have to ask, what are you >> i'll probably be writing a radio show for monday. >> well, we'll still see him on the radio, as he says. charles osgood received a warm and a wonderful send-off this morning as he put a bowtie on his run as host of "cbs sunday morning." charlie also passed the torch to his successor. >> "sunday morning" has been satisfying 22 years of my life in broadcasting. right now i'm proud to tell you that my successor will be someone we all know and think the world of. jane pauley, congratulations and welcome. >> thank you so much, charlie. i am honored

contribution to the attorney general of florida who at the time had her office investigating trump universi university. and mysteriously, the investigation vanished. >> the trump campaign yesterday clarified remarks trump made on monday denying any communication with bondi because there was communication with bondi. they talked. a trump spokesman told nbc news when he never spoke to bondi, he was referring to the investigation. is he saying they didn't talk about the investigation but they talked? >> c is for conversation. >> c is for conversation. and recall. this is called a lie. and recall trump has long flaunted his use of political donations to buy influence. >> i give to many people. before this, before two months ago i was a businessman. i give to everybody. when they call, i give. when i need something from them two years later, three years later, i call them. they are there for me. >> money talks. dedo does anyone want to share? let's have a sharing. is this like the sesame street? are we supposed to take anything from this campaign seriously. everything out of trump's mouth is tur