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Millennials. now, polls are now showing theyre being drawn to the third-party candidates, particularly gary johnson. the threat now is that johnson could become a spoiler and clinton was faced with that question in her press gaggle aboard the plane. fake a listen. >> i think either donald trump or i will be the president of the united states. and, so, people have to look carefully in making their decision about who to vote for because it will be either him or me and i am going to do everything i...

34-year history it has taken sides in the presidential race. but the paper noted it wasnt endorsing clinton either. an op-ed by mike pence where the vp made the case for his running mate. chris? hillary clinton hitting another key battleground today. clinton is fighting on two fronts and continuing to take on trump personally while trying to court a key group, millennials. >> good morning. donald trump continues to try to bait hillary clinton, clinton is now back on the road and mocking trump ...

Shes looking forward to voting for the first female president. she also put out a scathing statement against donald trump in which she said that he is just trying to humiliate her like he has tried to humiliate immigrants and others. so that continues. we have noticed that the clinton campaign is also making an outreach and trying to capitalize off of a news story that came out in "news week" when and was the front page of the miami herald today. a story alleging that the embargo was broken in t...

Positive train control, or ptc. >> year after year, were going to continue to see accidents that could have been prevented by ptc. >> reporter: the advanced braking system is designed to automatically stop a train before certain accidents, like those caused by speeding or ending in head-on collisions. but only 22% of trains currently have the advanced braking system. while trains like this one in los angeles have ptc, there are ways to maximize your safety. experts say, whenever possible, ride i...

Out of the area. bill: we have russell quinby on the phone, a safety expert. can you explain youre title and area of expertise? >> i run a consulting firm and i was an investigator for the national transportation safety board for 20 years and a railroad employee before that. bill: you know your stuff. >> with a loaning motive at one ends and a control cab at the other. i cant tell, but it looks like it was a control cab coming into hoboken station. bill: which would mean what then possibly? >> t...

Actor. >> what a great movie that was. >> check it out. >> lester holt is next on "nbc nightly news." glee breaking news. school shooting horror at an elementary school when a gunman opens fire on students and a teacher. tonight the suspect and alleged link to another crime scene nearby. critical voters, brand-new poll shows trouble for trump with women as his beauty queen controversy deepens and clinton courts millennials with a former rival. deadly encounter, protests erupt after police ki...

Of the emergency exit windows. it was pretty crazy to see. shepard: i wondered if you saw victims who were in bad shape. >> you know, on the way out of the terminal, you know, they directed us around, and i went out to the rest area and there, you know, they were staging some people who were injured. i saw one man who was, you know, very visibly injured, you know, he had blood coming out of, you know, his head and his arms, and he looked -- he was being tended to. and, you know, going out of the...

Thats 1 for every 1200 flights. while the majority involved verb verbal abuse, 11% got physical. the problem, say flight attendants -- >> our aircraft are fuller than ever. the conditions that lead to an air rage incident are higher than ever. and theres fewer of us to be able to de-escalate the situation. >> reporter: no surprise, drugs and alcohol were a factor in a quarter of all air rage cases. post-9/11, pilots very often choose to defer to the nearest airport for police help. >> i am a cap...

Passenger makes threats. >> today, a group of world airlines reported 1500 more air rage incidents last year alone. nearly 11,000 cases worldwide. thats one for every 1200 flights. while the majority involve verbal abuse, 11% got physical. >> this is the number one issue that we face when we come to work every single day. >> the problem, say flight attendants. >> our aircraft are fuller than ever, the conditions that lead to an air rage incident are higher than ever. and theres fewer of us to be...

Still unsolved murder of nathans grandfather in connecticut. nathan was the last person to see john chockolos alive. he left a $42 million fortune to his heirs, including nathans mom. >> connecticut police describe nathan as a person of interest in his grandfathers murder as the family mystery continues. an thompson, nbc news, vernon, vermont. still ahead here tonight, air rage -- unruly passengers on planes have gotten so bad the airlines are calling for a crackdown and international agreemen...