i woke up later no, memory, i have to say we had a great time. >> you and vlad. >> yeah me and vlad.the world's sexist man. >> knows where all the women went. >> there is a bug russian ghetto around the coney island area? >> a lot of russian strippers too. >> my wife is russian. >> we didn't know you were married since you were running around with vlad he we thought it might be another stipulation. >> is he a dupe duplicity narcissist. he had had a good book. charlie rose as a journalist turned into billy bush opposed bill o'reilly. >> you caught him some slack. this guy is going to lie, a., b, is like a smuckery -- smirky little guy. the only way you could get through to him gutfeld is why did you shoot down that malaysian jet? you did it, we know you did it. why did you do it. >> when you compare him to obama this is old school vs. grad school. basically washington washington generals to putin's harlem globe trotters there is no match between the two. >> putin is so ruthless and strong. he is a strong guy. and then our president is a philosopher. go ahead. >> came off as the bad as

just asked vlad.will join some of the best acrobatic air performers tomorrow for the air show in atlantic city. vladimir duthiers is at the atlantic city international airport with a view from the cockpit. vlad, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the annual air show which begins here tomorrow. this comes during a summer that has seen a number of tragic events involving both pilots and spectators on. we spoke to an event organizer, as well as a pilot, about the safety precautions they take. this harrowing scene at an air show in asia shows a plane crashing near spectators. that pilot died but no one else was injured. the latest of a string of deadly air show incidents this summer. on sunday a pilot practicing for the new york air show crashed and died near a runway. >> oh, my gosh. >> in england, a week earlier, a vintage plane went down on a road during an air show and killing 11 people. also in august, spectators at the chicago air and wate

just asked vlad.els will join some of the best acrobatic air performers tomorrow for the air show in atlantic city. vladimir duthiers is at the atlantic city international airport with a view from the cockpit. vlad, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the annual air show which begins here tomorrow. this comes during a summer that has seen a number of tragic events involving both pilots and spectators on. we spoke to a ght demonstration in the form of an air show that you can deliver as a safe product all over the country. it's all going to be relatively similar. >> reporter: the blue angels will be taking up these beautiful f-18s you see parked behind me merp the u.s. air force raptor demonstration team will also be performing at this air show. one of the civilian stunt pilots scheduled to perform at the air show was the man who died on friday. >> i hand it to you, vlad, for going up in the air. you know, there have been a lot of deadly air s

at the u.n., he met vlad heim's staff and walked through the headquarters garden before his speech tohe general assembly. >> after the speech, he left the u.n. headquarters for a brief lunch at the residence of the vatican's u.n. observer on the upperet eastside. police estimate some 5 million people will see him in person, a security headache around the pontiff. this afternoon the fbi acting on apparent threat to kill the pope seized guns and ammunition in a new jersey house and broadcast sub descriptions of suspects. back in the general assembly this afternoon, he met the staff of the u.n., the importance of who is work for peace he praised. they welcomed him as one of their own. then from the u.n., the pope went 0 new york's history st. patrick's cathedral where in the midst of his jubilant day here, he knelt in prayer. ♪ ♪ see that man all dressed in white ♪ ♪ god's going to >> this evening he resumed his grueling schedule with a motorcade through harlem. bill blakemore, abc news with the pope in new york. >> just to remind you what a rock star he was. just like francis. >> uh-huh

. >> this is not the vlad and barack show. >> no. they are very blunt and direct with one another. >> putin sees every rivalry as a sports match. >> he always shows himself as the macho man. a strong man. he sees weakness and seizes on it. >> he sees weakness. just a handle of rebels trained at huge cost and isis rangs ranks growing. >> in the race for the white house, donald trump is getting specific about his long awaited tax plan. he's pledging tax relief for the middle class. but some say his plan is a gift for the wealthy. >> in the lobby of his manhattan skyscraper, donald trump got down to details. >> this is going to cost me a fortune. >> campaign says would get rid of income tax for millions of americans while lowering rates for the rich. under the plan individuals making less than 25 grand and married couples making less than 50 would pay no income tax. the highest tax rate would drop from 39.6 to 25%. and state taxes would be eliminated. businesses would pay 15%. and overseas profits would be taxed one time at the rate of

this is not the vlad and barack show. >> no, it's a business relationship.hey've spoken on the phone and are blunt and direct with one another. >> reporter: putin watchers say he sees every rivalry as a sports match, a contest he must win. >> putin shows himself as a macho man. he's a strong man. he sees weakness and seizes on it. >> reporter: on the u.s. policy in syria, he sees weakness. just a handful of rebels trained at huge cost and isis ranks growing. when asked on "60 minutes" whether he thinks obama considers him an equal -- >> translator: well, you ask him. he's your president. how could i know what he thinks? >> reporter: there are consequences to their bad relationship. the syrian war and the refugees fleeing from it is the biggest humanitarian disaster since world war ii, and it's dragged on this long because russia and the united states cannot agree on how to end it. lester? >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> he's been accused of being heavy on bluster and light on policy, but feeling the heat from opponents gaining in the polls, donald trump i

this is not the vlad and barack show? >> no, it's not. it's a very business-like relationship. they've spoken on the phone over the course of those last few years and they're very blunt and direct with one another. >> reporter: putin sees every rivalry as a sports match, a contest he must win. >> putin always shows himself as a marcher man. he's a strong man. he sees weakness and he seizes on it. >> reporter: in the u.s. policy on syria he sees weakness. just a handful of rebels trained at huge cost. and isis ranks growing. >> that was innocence's andrea mitchell reporting. >>> republican infighting grows as lawmakers on capitol hill have just two days left to come up with a spending plan that would avert a government shutdown. meanwhile, house republicans will meet behind closed doors today to discuss their future in the wake of speaker john boehner's sudden resignation. also this morning, planned parenthood's cecil richards will be on capitol hill to testify before the house oversight committee over the use of aborted fetal tissue in medical research. nbc's tracie potts is li

vlad, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.y five decades, ralph lauren has crafted an image of american style. his mark was made in fashion, home goods and fragrances and makeup and accessories. now 75-year-old lauren is handing over the ceo reins but will remain on as executive chairman and design chief. ♪ >> reporter: ralph lauren made billions by taking risks. and staying true to his vision. >> part of this is breaking rules. is knowing the rules. and breaking the rules and making them even better. >> reporter: lauren founded his company in 1967 with a line of neckties and became a trail blazer in the american fashion industry. his brand polo becoming synonymous with classic preppy style. >> he is one of the last designers who is also the ceo of the company. there are very few of those. >> reporter: kate betts is a fashion journalist. >> i think his legry really he has created this dream, his personal idea of the american dream and he has formed it in the fashion business and brought the idea of hollywood glamour of the ame

. >> hey, elton, it's me, vlad. i have a call coming in. i'm sorry. >>> 19 minutes after the hour.th toll rising dramatically in the stampede near mecca. a new investigation has been launched. we have new details after the break. >>> the death toll rising in saudi arabia. more than 700 people killed in a stampede in the pilgrimage to on mecca. the saudi arabian king salomon demanding the protocols. let's get the latest from correspondent arwa damon. arwa, the saudi officials have worked for years at crowd control just to prevent this kind of tragedy. what went wrong here? >> reporter: that's what they're trying to figure out at this stage. some sort of surge caused this stampede to take place at one of the intersections of two of the narrower roads inside the city of mena. that is not too far away from the stoning of the devil takes place. this particular ritual is one of the last rituals of the pilgrimage of the hajj where pilgrims throw rocks or stones at the pillar symbolizing the rejection of the devil and evil. according to eyewitnesses who managed to survive, two crowds came

don't you think vlad would look great in a pair of those. >> maybe he would see the world differently he might. >> mad men across the water. >> that's an elton song. >> he's got a lot of hits. he's a bit of a legend. continue to get in touch with us at cnbcwex. we'll be back in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome to worldwide exchange. >> here are your headlines from around the world. >> u.s. futures are pointing to a higher open at janet yellen releases a strong message the fed could still hike this year but the central bank chair needs medical attention during her speech. >> for most fomc participants including myself, we currently anticipate that achieving this

over and the parades and balls, he slips into lincoln's bed and starts to tweet to vladimir putin, vlad are a loser. lots of presidents have taken technology to a new level. we know what happened to richard nixon and the tape, and hillary clinton, not a president, is mired in this e-mail business. i think twitter is the wave of the future here. and i think he knows how to use it and he uses it very well, to his advantage. and i think his opponents just have been basically clueless about this, whether they will pick up now i don't know, but there is history with presidents and technology. >> for those who don't like donald trump, though, it's another example of him having incredibly thin skin. i guess the question is, to amanda's point, can a president have such thin skin? i mean, if he's -- i think we are having technical trouble. is donna still there. >> jeff, i think you are the only one left. the others have vanished. >> he tweets favorable things. >> maybe trump has control over the air ways. >> we balance each other out. can a president -- do you believe he has thin skin? and can a

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was over, parades and balls, he slips into lincoln's bed and starts to tweet about vladamir putin, vladu're a loser. the serious point here its there have been a lot of president whose have taken technology to a new level. i do moean this seriously. abraham lincoln, telegraph, john f. kennedy with television. richard nixon and the tapes, hillary clinton, not a president is, is mired in this e-mail business. i think that twitter its the wave of the future here. i think he knows how to use it and uses it well to his advantage. i think his opponents have been clueless about this whether they will pick up now, i don't know. there is a lot of history of this kind of thing with presidents and technology. >> donna, for those who don't like donald trump, another example of him having an incredibly thin skin. i guess the question is to man day's point. can a president have such thin skin? if he -- looked like we are having technical trouble. is donna still there? jeffrey, i think you are the only one left. somehow the other people have just vanished. i don't know if donald trump has control of o

. >> this is not the vlad and barack show. >> it's not. this is a business relationship. they've spoken to the phone and they're blunt and direct with one another. the fact of the matter is, andrea, we have huge differences with what russia is doing in ukraine and we're not going to be shy about it. the president wasn't shy about it today. we don't believe that should affect the entire relationship. if you look at the iran deal, we were able to get good cooperation from russia over a period of two years, which was essential to getting this done. we'll cooperate with russia when we can but be clear when we differ. >> president rouhani is up next after the south korean president finishes her speech. i was one of the journalists who met with him on friday morning, and he said that he would not agree to a prisoner exchange, per se, for jason and the other three americans there, but he said while he doesn't have control over the judiciary, maybe through services, we could talk about some arrangement. is there the possibility of a prisoner swap of some sort for iranians that th

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vlad more duthiers is outside gillette stadium. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.etgate behind them, the patriots hit the field thinking about football. there was a new controversy unfolding at gillette stadium. tom brady was back at the office thursday night under a steady new england rain. >> gronkowski again. touchdown! >> reporter: it was the 38-year-old quarterback's first regular season game since super bowl xlix. and he put on a clinic. >> brady, back of the end zone. touchdown. >> and they'll throw a fade and this time gronkowski does have the touchdown. >> with deflategate in his rear view mirror, the patriots put the steelers in theirs. tom brady's four-game suspension was vacated by a judge last week. another embarrassment in a string of reversals for commissioner goodell. goodell was noticeably absent from thursday night's game. where is roger chant echoed through the stadium. it's the first time he skipped an nfl opener. >> we were told a couple of minutes ago the steelers headsets were getting the patriot radio broadcast. >> it wouldn't be a patriots

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what about the barack and vlad meeting? what were the dynamics like personally?s been around the u.n. knows it total chaos inside that building so people were running late frequently. >> but when you come in and ban ki-moon is already giving his speech -- >> the meeting ran long because it was a generally constructive conversation. the president is describing that he has a business-like relationship can vladimir putin. this is the first time that i sat in on one of their in-person meetings. that's exactly what it was like. there was an opportunity for the two men to be quite candid and quite direct. it was not intense, not heated. there were some areas where they agree in terms of a need for political transition, the need to focus on isil, acknowledging the threat that isil poses not just to the region but the broader world but they were cann candid about where they disagree. and there was an agreement on a need to deconflict with whatever russia's military's plans may be. >> how do you think history will write about how president obama and the administration han