Event in wisconsin, before heading over to michigan for another event later in the day. Thats it for us, im alex witt alongside louis burgdorf. Morning joe starts right now. Say this is the thing i learned. This is the thing i learned. I learned a lot of things in life. Say less, right . Talk less. Listen more . Less is more. Thats why i suspect donald trump so much when he said yesterday, i know a lot of stuff about this woman, but im not going to say anything, right . Brevity. My statue when i go. Joe scarborough. I dont talk much, right . Right . Other people say it, not me. Something is going on. Actually, many people were saying thats not exactly true. So hold on, so donald trump says im not going to talk about
this. Ladies and gentlemen of america, we are in the midst we need to go to bill karins. There is a tweet storm that is rising over trump tower right now this morning. It is exploding all over the place, mika. Good morning, everyone. Its friday, september 30th. You all are
Thanks so much for joining me. Right to the breaking news out of the political world. Hillary clinton will meet with the press today following a United Nations speech around 1 30, thats eastern time. This information according to an aid familiar with her plans. Brianna keilar is on the phone with more on this. Hi brianna. Reporter hi there, carol. We now have a couple of sources telling us that Hillary Clinton will be addressing the email controversy. She has a previously scheduled speech that shes giving today keynoting a womens empowerment event at the United Nations so we understand that shes going to address the press after this. All of this has come together really after this controversy has now been going on for more than a week. This dragged on of course late last week and then over the weekend you started to hear beginning with Dianne Feinsteins democrats coming out and saying Hillary Clinton needs to address this. So talking to sources that i spoke with it seems clear that Hil
Accident. All 243 people thought to have been on the train are now accounted for. Engineer Brandon Bostian has said no recollection of the crash itself. So they have been digging into the background of this engineer and getting more details for us. And drew joins us now. So we understand that he has agreed to speak. What does this mean for the investigation . They discussed today the speed of the train, which just before the curve, he was going 70 mileperhour up to the actual crash where he was going 106 mileperhour. Clearly he was accelerating into this curve, nothing wrong with the train, nothing wrong with the track, nothing wrong with the signaling. So now theyre looking at who was driving the train and that was Brandon Bostian. And that acceleration happened thats right up to 65 seconds before up to right before they left the tracks when he applied the emergency break. Im going to speak to oo member of ntsb but what does this mean about Brandon Bostian posting about safety. He was
To try to figure out what happened to the other five people onboard who have not yet been located. Chris. Will thanks for staying on it. We do want to know more about the u. S. Marines who were aboard the missing helicopter. Heres what we understand at this point. Lets bring in cnn pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr. What can you tell us . Good morning, chris. This was a marine corps unit out of Camp Pendleton. They had deploy today japan for a sixmonth tour when the crisis erupted with the earthquakes and had been sent there to help. Our understanding from the pentagon when they went down they were on a Relief Mission delivering tarps and rice to a hardhit village. And at that point some other villagers came up to them and said wait a minute theres another village that needs help. They got back in their helicopter and they went off to the second village and were trying to get there to help those people as well when this happened. A couple of days ago the father of pilot chris snogre
Reporting tonight, lester holt. Good evening. What a crushing weight of responsibility to decide whether someone lives or dies. Tonight, a boston jury who saw every gruesome picture, heard every heartbreaking story of loss and suffering, has spoken on the fate of marathon bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, unanimously voting that he be put to death for his crimes. Four people died in the attack and aftermath, over 200 injured. Some of those who survived are speaking out about the verdict. Nbcs Pete Williams has been covering this story from the start. Hes outside the courthouse now. Pete, good evening. Reporter lester, good evening. The jury deliberated just 15 hours after four weeks of testimony in this penalty phase of the trial, rejecting a plea from defense lawyers to send him to prison for life. [ explosion ] Dzhokhar Tsarnaev becomes the first person in the u. S. Sentenced to death for an act of terrorism in nearly two decades, since Timothy Mcveigh executed for bombing the Oklahoma City