and then talking about dreams, wolf. now, this is important because this is the same message, very similar message, that he gave to the children in cuba earlier in this visit. so very similar themes here speaking in his native spanish, going off the cuff and just glowing with emotion. wolf. >> you could see how excited the pontiff was and for good reason. rosa, thank you. tens of thousands of people meanwhile they're still waiting for pope francis in new york's central park. he's going to be driving through the park in an open motorcade on the way to mass at madison square garden. our national correspondent jason carroll is on the scene for us over there. jason, he hasn't yet started this motorcade, but it's about to begin. >> right, wolf. you can see the shot there as the pope mobile is set and ready to go. the pope is ready. the question is was the nypd ready for the thousands of people who had went through that lottery system and had tickets to show up here at central park. throughout the day they have been lining up

we don't those details yet, wolf, and we're searching for them. there was train activity halted today but it appears everything at union station is getting back to normal and people are being allowed back in to union station after they were evacuated earlier for this shooting that occurred there. wolf? >> that sounds encouraging that things are getting back to normal. you'll update us later when you get more information, pam larks thank you very much. >>> let's get back to the race for the white house. the lineup is set, the cnn republican presidential debates only five days away. 11 candidates will take part in the main debate wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the front-runner donald trump will be center stage flanked by ben carson and jeb bush. also carly fiorina has earned a spot on the main stage. five of the remaining candidates face off in an earlier 6:00 p.m. eastern debate. let's talk presidential politics with cnn political commentatoco s.e cupp and hillary roe sin. s.e, what do you expect? >> some have kept their heads down and tried to st

wolf? >> as you know, barbara, the "washington post" which first reported this information about darden says the other two americans include a 54-year-old man from michigan and a 35-year-old man who is teaching english in yemen. what else, if anything, do we know about these two other americans apparently who were being held by these houthi rebels? >> well, i don't know that there's any reason to suggest that that account is not accurate. it may very well be but look, wolf, when it comes to americans being held overseas in these kinds of circumstances, whether they are hostages, captives, americans being held against their will. one of the things that the news media does is obviously be very careful about identifying them. families are sensitive about this, governments are very sensitive. and in this case we do know that the state department has been talking to the houthis, had at least one very intense discussion with him to try to get rid of all of the americans that are there to get them

i'm wolf blitzer.u're in " >>> tonight, donald trump democraten station of the gop presidential race grows stronger marking the unfortunate end of summer and the campaign gets more serious. new polls give trump commanding leads in iowa and new hampshire. the states that hold the first two contests of this primary season. on the democratic side, hillary clinton front-runner status is taking a serious new hit in iowa, and in new hampshire, bernie sanders now is number one. surging ahead of clinton. also tonight -- the hunt for a brutal drug lord who tunnelled his way out of jail. investigators are cloesely examining a photo posted online. could be a critical clue to his whereabouts or a cunning diversion. analyst and nudnewsmakers stand by. >>> first the latest on the race for the white house. >> reporter: a campaign tradition for presidential hopefuls to take part in labor day pa rates, picnics, of course, and court voters. we've seen plenty of that today and a critical turning point as the holiday sign

i'm wolf blitzer.w. >>> "outfront" tonight, my exclusive one-on-one interview with donald trump. he talks taxes, vladimir putin, isis and even bill clinton. >> the economy is just going to be absolutely like a rocket. it's going to go up. >> let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, my exclusive sitdown with donald trump. he's still on top of the polls and today he rolled out a tax plan promising massive tax cuts for millions of americans. he tells me it will make the u.s. economy go up like a

wolf? >> frustrtion indeed.on a very very different note the hilarious phone call between hillary clinton and donald trump, at least someone who looks like him. watch this. >> you know i'm really curious, donald what is your stance on women's issues? >> i know a lot of women and they all have issues. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. ♪ quicker smarter earlier fresher harder and yeah, even on sundays. if that's not what you think of when you think of the united states postal service watch us deliver. it

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. let's get to the breaking news. russia launches its first air strikes in syria saying it targeted isis positions near the city of homs. that's an area where various antiregime groups are active, but it is not, repeat not, an isis stronghold. in fact, the u.s. defense secretary ashton carter says the russians hit places where there were probably no isis forces at all. and may be pouring gasoline on the fire, his words in syria. russia says it was asked to act by the syrian president bashar al assad. a u.s. official says the russians attacked bashar al assad's enemies. the u.s. got a heads up before the strike. though one official says the pentagon was taken aback by the russian action. i'll speak with congresswoman tulsy gabbert of the armed services committee. and our correspondents, analysts and guests they'll have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's go straight to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. she h

wolf? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer and it is 1:00 p.m. here in the united states and 8:00 p.m. in london and wherever you are watching us from around the world, thank you for joining us. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> right to the breaking news, the house speaker john boehner calling it quits. the speaker of the house is getting ready to speak any moment now, and there is a live picture from capitol hill and we will have live coverage of the speaker's abrupt announcement set off a shock wave around capitol hill, and this is right after a address from pope francis to a joint session of congress. and moments ago, boehner released a statement explaining his decision and he said that the first job of speaker is to protect this institution that we both love, and my intent was to stay as speaker until last year, but i stayed on to provide continuity for the republican conference and the house. it is my view, however, that prolong prolonged leaders

>> well, wolf, we have a bipartisan majority.san majority, the two most knowledgeable democrats, the ranking member senator cardin and senator menendez who opposed this. along with two distinguished democrats. look, at the end of the day, the majority of congress opposes this deal. the vast majority of the american people oppose this deal and, you know, at the end of the day we know this is an executive agreement and the president made no attempt to do something that congress had approved. we wouldn't be doing what we are doing right now, we would be discussing a treaty. instead, he decided to go straight to the u.n. security council, cut congress out, cut the american people out and so we're having this review. i think where we have one is in the court of public opinion and what we have done is set it up with the next chief executive to look at this in a very different way in a year and four or five months. so, look, i wish we could have stopped it. i really do think it's bad for our country and it's just hard to believe, wolf,

>> you're absolutely right, wolf. are thousands of muslims serving in our intelligence communities. there are thousands of muslims serving as police officers. i was one of them. i think i'm still the only member of congress to have worked in an intelligence fusion center. and there are numerous reports weekly as you know of attempted terrorist attacks that have been thwarted because muslims are not only reporting but they're working to help keep our communities safer. >> what is ben carson and donald trump for that matter need to do right now to fix this? >> well, i think it would be wise for their staffers to arrange meetings with muslim leaders, with regular muslims, average everyday muslims spanning across the spectrum. you know, we athere are south a muslims, arab muslims, there are white muslims and so on and so forth. i think they would be wise to sit and hear what muslims have to say. and by the way, these muslims are not wedded to any particular political party, republican muslims, independent muslims and of c

wolf? >> presumably, martin, she'll go back to work as the clerk there who's in charge of signing and issuing these marriage certificates. >> correct. that's what the attorneys are finding a problem here be s because in many ways this is not a resolution. i said do you feel this is a victory? have you won something here? they said no they were confused by the judge's ruling because it doesn't resolve what we know, what they know was the original problem the clerk had which was her name. she was religiously opposed to having her name appear on same-sex marriage licenses. so they still anticipate she is going to walk out of this facility, whether it would be in five minutes or five hours but what happens after that when she shows up back on the job the anybody's guess but it's looking like it could be repeated once more. wolf? >> ted cruz is down there, mike huckabee is down there, two republican presidential candidates expressing their support for kim davis. we'll see what's going on. let us

turn you over to wolf blitzer. we're live in simi valley, california. >>> happening now, fight night. the battle is on as gop candidates gather for their big debate right here on cnn. it all starts just an hour from now. the time is quickly running out for some white house hopefuls. they'll be trading punches with donald trump. and not everyone will be left standing. catching trump. dr. ben carson is almost neck and neck with the billionaire in the latest polls. but everyone else is back in the pack. tonight's cnn debate is a chance to stand out from the crowd. and conservative credentials. gop hopefuls will be trying to show they can be the heir to ronald reagan as their party is ripped apart to ideological and personal coils and rip each other apart with insults. who can prove they're ready to lead? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and aroun the world. i'm wolf blitzer live from inside the ronald reagan presidential library. and you're in "the situation room." >>> just an hour away an extraordi

i'm wolf blitzer.'re in ""the situration room" room." >>> it's donald trump's trump card of the presidential contest. his personal fortune and there is a new report breaking now that the republican front runner is ready and willing to tap into it. "the new york times" reporting that trump says he's prepared to spend $100 million or more to lockdown the republican presidential nomination but tonight, he's also facing some new controversy. this time ignited not by what he said but what he didn't say. trump stood silent and failed to correct a town hall participant who said president obama is a muslim and quote, not even american. trump is under fire for that from both democratic and republican rivals and after this controversy exploded, he dropped out of the conservative forum tonight where gop candidates are speaking. we're covering that much more this hour with our correspondents and our guests. let's go to our political reporter sarah murray that begins coverage in greenville south carolina where dona

>> that's right, wolf. fifth avenue, about a block north of where you see the pope mobile sitting waiting for the pontiff to arrive but basically in the midst of a huge crowd. these are people that came to this spot because this is the closest they could get without tickets and they are commented to sticking it out not only for the pope's arrival but through service later tonight but really, this is a global event on this street corner in man the hatten. we're speaking to people from all over the world who came here, not just across the country but argentina people, france, mexico, all over catholics believe this could be the only opportunity to see the pope in the flesh in their lifetime. it is truly a significant moment for them. it been pretty quiet, almost hush tone as people have seen parts of the motorcade going through or different vehicles. people know the pontiff is going to be here shortly and waited for hours for this moment and they have the selfie sticks out and cameras ready to take it in when

wolf? >> less than 25 hours to go until these debates. donald trump will soon be on the deck of the battle ship "uss iowa" to talk about national security, international affairs, not necessarily, according to critics, strong suit. will it expose any new weaknesses? let's go to our political reporter, sara murray, already over at the floating museum. set the stage for us. >> this is a veterans group hosting donald trump tonight and it's being billed as a national security speech. so i think the big question is, if we will see donald trump dive into more foreign policy issues than we usually see in his stump speech. we get more policy specifics from him. he's had a very busy week of campaigning. none of his speeches have been specialized. he's spending a lot of time tweaking his rivals out of the first debate. last night he went after carly fiorina. >> you know, one of the things that i'm happy about, i'm surging, they said. can you believe this one? i'm surging with women. can you believe it

>> that is correct, wolf. >> how does that play in? why would the u.n.t to bring in iran if the u.s. believes they are a terrorist state? >> look, what the president said is that there are areas and common interests that we have with russia, and others to go after isil. where countries can make a contribution to going after isil, and to addressing the threat that they pose, that can be productive, but there are many issues and quite obviously, in which we are not going to be agreeing, and that is what the president said coming out of the meeting with president putin, where there can be constructive help in the fight against isil, but we feel that assad is a magnet for the stem of the flow there and contributing to the chaos there. and that is a view that we disagree with the russians on a tlfrnd where we can work on them to go after isil, that is to the good, but there has to be a managed transition, because assad has lost all e e legitimacy, and he can't continue in the future. >> where could you work with iran in the fight of isil if they are a sponsor

wolf?iven the russian military buildup around krooi mere ya and ukraine, do they have the resources to devote to syria to prop up bashar al assad? >> it's a really fascinating question because crimea was in russia's backyard. they go several hundred miles and perhaps they are there. there's also the black sea approaches so they can can reply themselves. what you're looking at here is thousands of miles of a supply chain that can be very iffy. right now, the russian air flights and there have been about 15 cargo flights coming in, they have to go through iran and iraq. nobody is letting them have overflight rights. so keeping this up could be a big challenge for moscow. wolf? >> huge implications for so many. barbara, thanks very much. that's it for me. i will be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern. much more coverage coming up on the second republican presidential debate. for our viewers in north america, "newsroom" starts after a quick break. here to volunteer to help those in need. when a twinge of

and senator paul is going to be joining my colleague wolf blitzer live via one-on-one with wolf at the, and make sure that you stick with that, and he is going to be letting you know how he did, and maybe he will be bringing a few pieces of the tax code. and still with the metaphors, and donald trump and ben carson are gunning hard for the support of the evangelical code. and you saw the effort to get the second amendmenters. and trump says he is doing well with the evangelicals and so far, that is true, and a poll out shows that trump was leading among the white evangelicals nationally with 32% of the vote, and ben car sson is in a close second with 28%. trump has repeatedly said on the campaign trail that the bible is his favorite book. but some people are questioning how sincere he is about his faith, and particularly after this interview last month. have a listen. >> i am wondering what one or two of your most favorite bible verses are in life. >> i wouldn't want to get into it, because to me, that is very personal. when i talk about the bible, it is very personal. >> you don't wan

i'm wolf blitzer.situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following the breaking news, pope francis arriving in the united states for the first time starting a historic visit that will take him to washington, new york and philadelphia. president obama, vice president biden and their families welcomed the pontiff at joint base andrews just outside washington, d.c., a little while ago. from there, the pope was driven in a small fiat to the vatican's residence here in washington where he'll be staying while he's in town. we're also following the 2016 presidential campaign and republican front-runner donald trump lashing out at news networks and threatening to sue a conservative group over attack ads. we're covering all of that. much more with our guests including republican presidential candidate rand paul and republican senator james rich. he's a leading member of the intelligence and foreign relations committees. we have our correspondents standing by in key locations. let's go to our c

wolf joins me now. hi, wolf. hillary clinton took a lot of hits last night.'s listen to one important moment from that debate. then we'll talk. >> as regards planned parenthood, anyone who has watched this videotape, i dare, hillary clinton, barack obama, to watch these tapes. watch a fully formed fetus on the table, its heart beating, its legs kicking while someone says we have to keep it alive to harvest its brain. this is about the character of our nation. and if we will not stand up and force president obama to veto this bill, shame on us. >> wolf, you got a response. what did she say? >> first of all, planned parenthood says that part of the video with that fetus on the table had nothing to do with planned parenthood. they said it was not an aborted fetus. these guys who did the video, planned parenthood said they got it some place else from some miscarriage, if you will. i asked hillary clinton if she'd seen these controversial videos. she didn't say she did but she did strongly defend planned parenthood. she strongly defended what the organization does

wolf? >>> ben carson running a strong second is in missouri where he's been talking about unrest race and respect, but he says he's not taking the debate on trump. let's go to suzanne malveaux. you had a chance to sit down and talk with dr. carson, how did it go? >> wolf it was quite different from the appearance earlier, but one on one he took on the criticism from constitution trump. he had said he was not a big person when it came to faith, really implies this was politically motivated. he also talked about his changing stance on abortion. >> it's very easy for anybody to go back and investigate my past. and it's very easy for them to see that you know my faith is not something that i -- and it's been an important part of my life. you know fortunately i've written books, you know one came out in 1990. read through that. you'll see that faith has been a very important part of my life. i don't think that's a very different one. >> the other thing and we'll move o. but he specifically said

wolf? >> thank you. joining us now, the chairman of the house homeland security committee, republican congressman, mike mccaul of texas. he also serves on the foreign affairs committee. thanks very much for joining us. your quick reaction what we heard from the nato supreme allied commander, he says russia's involved in syria, equipment is deplying, anti-aircraft equipment, nothing to do with isis. what does it have something to do with? >> i think russia's feeling the power vacuum. we've had a failure in foreign policy in the region. we have not dealt effectively with assad or isis, and i think mr. putin sees an opportunity to move back into the middle east since the first time really since the afghan war. and now we have the russian, iran, syrian geopolitical alliance. i think mr. putin has called checkmate now on the united states in this power move into the region. >> it's not surprising they've worked out this intelligence cooperation with syria, support al assad's regime, or iran, for that matter w

tom wolf has said just what it will take to stein a stop-gap spending plan.we'll tell what you the governor believes is the one way to end the stalemate. plus, new worries over a sunken boat. why some people fear it's a safety hazard. >>> a court hearing is happening in the deadly shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. >> the suspect is not expected to be at the hearing. authorities have charged 21-year-old dylann roof with killing nine people in a bible study session in june. today a judge will hear arguments about a gag order in the case. some news organizations are challenging the order which prevents the release of 911 calls, witness statements, and coroner reports. >> so called valley fire burning in northern california is now the largest and most destructive wild fire of the summer. the fire has grown to 67,000 acres. that's more than twice the size of the city of san francisco. fire officials say it's only 15% contained at this point. the fire destroyed more than 580 homes and forced at least 23,000 people to flee the area. cooler temperat

w wolf?> and general hertling, we are told that to a russian attache goes up to the embassy in baghdad saying that you should not have any planes in the area, because russia is about to start the air strike, and that could cause a problem. so what does the u.s. do in this situation? >> well, it is what they did, wolf, they continue to fly aircraft in northern syria, and this is not something to bother the u.s. military, and especially the u.s. air force. they will continue the fight in the north, and also, i would say this is not deconfliction as promised by president obama or president putin, and this is from a general in the u.s. embassy, and this is contrary to the way that all military coordination and deacon flexion is carried d -- deconfliction is carried out. so it is an awkward state of affa affairs. >> and christiane, all of this follows the news that president obama met with president putin, and secretary kerry has been meeting with foreign mip ster lav rov and a -- minister lavrov

it is going to be momentum. >> and governor wolf, francis wolf and mayor nutter and his wife. the president of the world meeting of families all on hand to welcome the pope to philadelphia. >> and bishop chaput on hand, he will be greeting pope francis when he steps off that plane. >> it could be a few minutes before the pope actually disembarked that plane. and father byron, this is the pope's first visit to philadelphia. i am sure he has been prepped on the city's history. what it means to the history of this country, but also what it means to the catholic church. >> oh, sure. the vitality of the catholic church in philadelphia for centuries. and the origins back at old st. joe's as we call it. if you go down there, it's about four or five feet wide the alley, where st. joseph's college, now the university hadity or begi -- had it's or begins. and the vibrant catholic life. he will be talking about it. >> there it is. the door is open. >> we have seen the scene in washington, and in new york, but now we see it in philadelphia. 1.4 million catholics in the philadelphia archdi

i'm wolf blitzer. >> i'm christiane amanpour. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> right now, here at the united nations, the drama is building. the an tis maticipation buildinr speeches from the world's most powerful and controversial leaders. president obama due to speak at the next hour. a parade of adversaries will follow. >> perhaps one of the most anticipated addresses will be from president vladimir putin from russia. first time he's been here for ten years. >>> syria in the cross hairs. as we wait to talk to our correspondents, it is about putin putting down his leverage, trying to outflank the united states. >> the addresses will include major speeches. our commentatorcommentators, th some of them, are standing by to break it down. there's a lot to coverage over the next several hours. we'll begin our coverage with jim sciutto, our chief national correspondent. >> we'll see so many of the foreign policy challenges facing the u.s. and the world confronted on this stage at the u.n. i

tom wolf was in our area yesterday. we got to ask him about where the budget negotiations currently stand. now here's what we know right now. the gop controlled senate will be back in session next week. republicans say they will pass a stopgap budget plan if they can't come to an agreement with wolf. one of the goals is to get money to counties and nonprofit organizations that deliver the state's safety net services. now the chester school district in delaware county has been hit particularly hard. the cash strapped district does not have money for this week's round of paychecks. teachers, bus drivers and secretaries did return to work last week, to school last week. they voted to keep working without pay. governor tom wolf said the new budget needs to invest in education. something he says the gop did not do in their budget proposal. >> we have to make sure that every child in pennsylvania has access to good education. that means we have to make sure they have the resources they need to deliver on that promise of good

wolf? >> all of the candidates will have a few minutes to walk around the stage and get a feel for what is going on, and do they have 15 minutes each, is that right? >> well, it is something like that. they are staggered so that you won't have the candidates facing off ahead of the face-offs. so there are staggered arrivals and each candidate has a several minutes' long window to koum here to check out the stage and check out where they are going to be standing and an early view of what it is going to be looking like, and the idea is not meant to be overlapping a head of time, and they will have to wait for the actual hour of the debate before they are all out there together. wolf. >> all right. athena, thank you very much, and our chief washington correspondent, and the anchor of "the lead" jake tapper is going to be joined on the stage asking questions the conservative talk show host hugh hewitt, and the chief political correspondent dana bash and what are your expectations, da na, becaus

>> oh, wolf. >> let's begin with our breaking news. donald trump at an event in new hampshire, and a moment shocking a whole lot of people. trump decided to take questions from the audience. unfortunately for him the question was from a man with harsh words about muslims. >> a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. anyway, we have training camps growing and they want to kill us. when can we get rid of them? >> we'll be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that and saying that bad things are happening out there. we'll be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> sarah murray was in the room for that. shy joins me now. i'm interested as to what the reaction was. what was that moment like? >> well, don, this is the rub with town halls. you don't get to pick the questions and the campaign confirmed they didn't screen them. sometimes you get awkward questions like this one. it was quiet in the room. donald trump just kind of wen

a pack of 7 gray wolfs was spotted in cyst cue county last month. the wolfs are protected under state and federal law making it illegal to hunt or harass them. ranchers want to know how to protect their animals if if wolves attack. environmentalists have suggested that the state repay ranchers for any lost animals as they do in the state of washington. the paper says the management plan should be completed by the end of the year. >> a late touchdown gave the raiders a thrilling win over the baltimore ravens yesterday but it wasn't looking so good with five minutes left in the fourth quarter. tried to go deep but was picked off right there. however the ravens were only able to get a field goal out of their insuing drive. that left time for car to lead the raiders down the field and throw a game winning t can d -- game winning td. >> we did it. we haven't had a win in a long time. so it was good to have our coaches with smiles on their faces. leaving happy. >> the raiders travel top cleveland to play the browns next sunday. >>> after dominating in the

i'm wolf blitzer.tuation room." >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump strengthening his front-runner taught and passing a major milestone. he's topped 30%, adding 8 points to his lead nationwide since august. now some of his rivals are stepping up their attacks on trump as he's lob lobbing verba bombshells at him. this days outside of the cnn presidential republican debate at the reagan library in california, covering that and much more with our correspondents and our guests. let's begin with the escalating war of words among the republican hopefuls. our chief political correspondent dana bash is joining us with the latest details. >> the top two candidates are questioning each other's faith in god. now a third is calling the front-runner an ego maniacal narcissist. that as donald trump continues to defy political convention and gravity reaching new heights. donald trump is surging to a new lead. 32%. and is on the attack against his second-place rival ben carson. >> very low-key. frankly,

wolf thinks it's important people consider this a regional issue. >> we are all in the same community and i think siloing it that we live here, you live there doesn't work. even on a practical level doesn't protect it. >> if wolf cannot find a memorial to take pictures of he puts the victim's picture on his blog to make sure they are not forgotten. >>> developing this morning, students in prince gorges county may not be allowed inside their classrooms. more than 3,000 students have not had their immunization shots a month into school now. a spokesperson told news 4 any student who did not have their shots by the deadline, that is today, will have t leave the school until they are in compliance. >>> today d.c. public schools chancellor kay yeah henderson will give her annual schools address. they'll city -- jim advance will sit down with chancellor henderson. >>> the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples says she met with the pope. kim davis's lawyer said she met with pope francis a the the vatican embassy during his visit to d.c. vatican officials h

♪ ♪ hungry like the wolf, hungry like the wolf, hungry like the wolf ♪ ♪ burning the ground, i breakut on a line, it's discord and rhyme, i howl and i whine. i'm after you ♪ ♪ mouth is alive, juices like wi wine, and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪ [ applause ] >> duran duran is just getting started. lots more music. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> everybody, everywhere. >> duran duran has been a force in the music world since the 1980s. >> last week, they released they're 14 album, "paper goods." >> paper what? >> what did i say? oh, my gosh! >> savannah is nervous. >> "paper gods." okay. i'm flustered. >> it's good. say it three times. >> "paper gods," "paper gods." >> yeah. >> as much as we love your old music, this record is getting great reviews. how does it feel, simon? >> amazing. a band in its 35th year can do this. i love these guys. we're friends and make music with each other. we love the job we do. we play music to people who love music. [ applause ] you should interview them. >> can i tell you something, and i think savannah and carson would back this up, it's rare when we

>> reporter: absolutely, wolf.me through state run media and the guard commander for defense and arrow space announced there would be new missile tests that they are going to conduct. they didn't give a time frame. only they would be conducted soon. also said the tests will be conducted despite the recent nuclear agreement. and even with that nuclear agreement, we know there are still restrictions on iran's ballistic missile programs that could deliver nuclear war heads. so the iranians are saying despite that, there are still going to be that they have the right to do that. it all plays into the big debate that's going on here in iran about whether or not iran should latch on to the nuclear agreement. there are some highly critical in the military as well. we had that debate only a couple days ago when the iaea was able to go to the military site making clear that this was a courtesy visit and there were no inspectors on hand when samples were taken from that site. >> excellent reporting, great access, fred. we're

i am trevor noah our guest tonight, whitney wolfe, the founder and c.e.o. of bumble, a dating app at connects single people with swarms of bees. (cheers and applause) also joining us is me! yes! (cheers and applause) so i'm back for day two. very glad when i came in this morning to find my security card still worked. that's a good sign. of course, in all the excitement, i lost track of yesterday's "actual" big news. it was the start of the u.n. general assembly right across town, and all eyes were on world's political all-stars -- the u.s.! russia! iran! uganda. i'm just kidding about uganda. (laughter) that's when the media went in the hall to charge their phones. they don't care about you guys. hi, uganda. but the focus was on presidents obama and putin because they were set to meet for the first time in nearly a year, after disagreeing about ukraine. putin was, like, dibs on ukraine! obama was, like, nuh-uh. it was highly awkward yesterday. >> that handshake, followed by the toast. >> trevor: those are or two men who are probably sure there is cyanide in

bobbi wolf with wolf performing arts center, and there's more information up on the screen as you canee. it's happening today from 1:30 this afternoon as bobbi mentioned through the afternoon. it will take place at 12: -- 1240 montrose avenue, and i'm familiar with the place being a local montgomery native, and it looks tok behind lancaster avenue? >> exactly. where the townships meet. >> all right, great, thanks, bobbi, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you so much. >>> the time is 8:25, and still ahead on nbc 10 news today, more road closures for the pope's upcoming visit to philadelphia shifts into another gear today. jesse gary is live in center city with details. >> reporter: a lot of activity here on the parkway to prepare for the world meeting of families, but the outer lanes are open, update on the closure coming up after the break. >>> tracking another warm day for us and humid conditions. plus, it's a foggy start. you want to be careful driving close to the shore with zero visibility and cooler temperatures in store, what it means for the eagles tailgating f

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, and it is 1:00 p.m. here in the united states and we welcome you to join us. donald trump is in hot water again for what he didn't say. he didn't challenge a supporter at a town hall meeting who made anti-muslim comment, and called the president a muslim. >> we have a problem in the country, and it is called the muslims. we know that the current president is one. you know he is not even an american. >> and we need the question as the first question? >> anyway, we have training c camps growing where they want to kill us. that is my question. when can we get rid of them. >> we will be looking at a lot of different thing, and lot of people are saying that, and saying that bad things are happening out there, and we will be looking at that and plenty of things. >> and the campaign manager says that trump did not hear the anti-muslim remark, and all he heard was a question about training camps that we have to look into it, and the media want to make it an issue about obama, but it is a question about him wagin

. >> today she gave the first live interview with wolf blitzer and i talked to wolf earlier about it.re sometime of moments from your interview with hillary clinton that stood out? >> well, anderson, i really wanted her to have an opportunity to respond to fierce criticism levelled against her at the presidential debate. you and i were sitting together and the republicans went after her point after point after point whether on planned parenthood or e-mail controversy. listen to a little bit of what she told me. let's talk about another source of criticism you received last night, this one from the new jersey governor chris christie. you said at the debate you can't tell the american people the truth. those were his words about your e-mail, the controversy, says you should be prosecuted for having a server in your baseball with national security secrets running through it. he says russians, chinese, 18-year-olds could have hacked into your server. you think that was possible that they hacked into your server? >> there is no evidence of that and again, this is over heated rhetoric basel

let's get back tout wolf who is in brighton. wolf? >> reporter: carolin, thank you very much.es, indeed. we're getting closer to the keynote address from john mcdonnell at lunchtime today. there are more questions than answers. people will be looking to get clarity from him. the rail ways are going to be the first sectors to be nationalized. what sectors would come next? we've heard of plans to increase corporate tax yesterday on the marsh show, he said one company boots needed to face up to the full tax -- the amount of tax they were paying. we'll be looking for other names of other corporations they want to single out. the idea of people's quan at thistive easing. it's a confusing term. we don't know what it would mean for the bank of england and its independence. the current governor has been critical. the robin hood tax, the idea of taxes financial institutions, financial transactions and what that might mean for volumes of trade placed in london as opposed to anywhere else. all of these questions that we'll hopefully get answers from mr. mcdonnell when he addresses the la

hillary clinton did her first live interview, wolf blitzer doing the duty there.n both instances, the candidate executed what we call evasive maneuvers. wolf: what would you say was your number one accomplishment as secretary of state? mrs. clinton: there is a long list about what i have done. you can read my book "hard choices," how i negotiated a cease-fire between israel and hamas, and how i put together an international coalition. you can read about what i did as first lady to get the children's health insurance program or as a senator, getting better health care for veterans. this is just a silly season. i am looking forward to eventually debating on that stage whoever they finally nominate, once they get around to doing that. keystone pipeline, one of my favorite issues -- let me just tell you this. i have been waiting for the administration to make a decision. i thought i owed them that. i worked in the administration. i started the process that is supposed to lead to a decision. i can't wait too much longer, and then putting the white house on notice. i'm

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." starts now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, hillary clinton apologizing calling her private e-mail accounts a mistake and says she hits the reset button on the campaign in the face of falling poll numbers and kim davis released from jill but will she now issue marriage licenses to gay couples or go back behind bars? >>> and the disturbing 911 call, a mother crying out for help telling the dispatcher, my children are trying to kill me. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett and "out front" tonight, breaking

in june wolf vetoed the $30 billion budget. months later it doesn't look like they're closer to a deal despite talks. >>> students at potts grove high school have been enjoying an extended vacation but tomorrow it's back to school. district leaders said they needed more time to get the montgomery county school ready. that's because earlier in the summer lead was found in the cafeteria ceiling and asbestos was found behind some chalkboards. all has been removed and classes will start tomorrow. >>> still ahead, papal's parking restrictions. when you'll have to move your car from the street in center city and the three options you have to get around in the traffic box. >>> how low will they go? gas prices drop again plus will they stick around for a while? the two things experts say could impact those prices. more on that coming up. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds of thousands of low-income families. it lets students do homework and study at home. so far more tha

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he was a native american avenger with a red wolf by his side.nd bringing him into the present, into the marvel universe where he's going to run alongside spider-man, the avengers, the x-men. he best described sort of as a native american macgyver. he's handy individual who's able to adapt to almost anything. he'll need to. . >> does he have any super powers or anything? >> none whatsoever. again, he's super powers is his ability to adapt to all circumstances and find a weapon, find a tool in almost anything available. >> how difficult is it for folks to initially understand in corporate america that african-americans, latinos, and even native americans are not only part of the american reality, but they're very much every day a more important part of our society. >> without a doubt. look, marvel comics has one mantra and that is to reflect the world outside your window. the world outside your window includes people of all types. i myself am hispanic. i love the fact that we have characters out there that i can show to my son, who he can look in

wolf, as you know, that's no easy feat. now a lot of republican hill sources are saying kevin mccarthy, his number two, house majority leader, is likely to make a play for the leadership. kevin mccarthy was the chair of the house republican campaign committee back in 2010 and the tea party wave. a lot of these grass roots conservatives, tea party republicans, that came to the congress and delivered the majority to the republicans are loyal to kevin mccarthy. he was there in the trenches with them. that may do him some good. the question is, is he too tainted because of his attachment to speaker boehner and this particular leadership team that allows someone else to come up and make a run for it. of course, in the very short term, wolf, it is still speaker boehner's speakership until the end of october. and we've got to get through this deadline of the government funding next week and a possible, though perhaps not likely at this stage, government shutdown. >> they got to get some temporary funding because the government run

i'm wolf blitzer. it's 10:00 a.m. at the presidential library in simi valley, california. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. the dust is still settling here at the ronald reagan presidential library. 15 republican presidential candidates in two separate debates took turns hammering each other, while also touting their own accomplishments, both big or small. with as many as 23 million people here in the united states watching this prime-time event. the topics ranged from foreign policy to faces. as each candidate tried to gain ground with voters and stay relevant in this race for the white house. here are some of the highlights from last night's battle. >> the 11 leading candidates for president are at their podiums. anything could happen over the next few hours. >> i think we are in fact the a team. we even have our own mr. t who doesn't mind saying you're a fool. >> rand paul shouldn't even be on this stage. he's number 11. he's got 1% in the polls. >> his

this one from naomi wolf. she said -- nor as trump has demonstrated should it be constrained by the imposition of political correctness by media, special interest or anyone else for that matter. we're coming right back. >>> the democratic and