Insurance company pays you. Well show you how you can save big. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening, the Clinton Campaign is vowing to release more information about her health as they face questions of whether they were trying to keep hur diagnosis with a case of pneumonia a secret. The revelation came hours after clinton appeared unsteady on her feet after the 9 11 memorial in new york. The campaign which first attributed her illness to the heat, is now admitting they were slow to publicly disclose her condition. Tonight shes off the campaign trail resting at home and our Andrea Mitchell has the latest. Reporter tonight, Hillary Clinton out of sight, recovering from pneumonia. Cancelling a california trip. After that video showing her nearly collapsing, leaning on secret Service Agents after abruptly leaving they did not give the public enough information about her condition and will disclose more. We could have gotten more information out and thats on the staff. We regret that. Reporter the campaign under fire for saying clinton was overheated and dehydrated. Clinton saying she didnt want to go to the hospital, but to daughter chelseas apartment, later leaving to go home. Its a Beautiful Day in new york. Reporter it wasnt until eight hours after she left the ceremony and after the video had gone viral revealed she had been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday, 48 hours earlier. Would you ever disclose it if we hadnt seen the video . I cant speak to any hypotheticals. Clearly she needed some downtime. Why not tell people when you learned she had pneumonia . We were focused on getting her to the doctor and making sure she was okay. Reporter against raising issues of secrecy is trust. Her to have the private email server. Three top staffers who were also sick. Week ago, she had coughing spells, she said, from allergies. Can i get some water . Thank you. Both 68yearold clinton and 70yearold donald trump had faced calls to release more medical information. Trump has only released a few paragraphs from his doctor. Clinton, considerably more detailed, but still less than past in 2008, 72yearold john mccain allowed reporters to look through thousands of pages of medical records. Because he was suffering from recurring melanoma, a potentially fatal cancer. Tonight clinton pleaded her thanks to well wishers, saying that shes feeling fine and shes feeling better. Shes Getting Better and at the same time, the Campaign Announced that bill clinton will fill in for his wife tomorrow and the next day on the west coast. Lester . Dr. John torrez, an emergency room physician. John, youve seen that video and the statement from secretary clintons doctor and what the campaign is saying. How serious is this condition and how long does it take to recover . You know, lester, when it comes to pneumonia, i treat is very seriously for a couple reasons. Number one, some people will recover on their own, with antibiotics, or if its viral, their body will take care of it. But for some people, especially as we get older, if we have other health issues, it could prove so you want to be very careful with this disease and make sure its treated appropriately. As far as recovery, thats going to depend on a few factors. Number one, how big is the pneumonia. Number two, how long did it take to get treatment started. And number three, whats the persons own health condition. If its a walking pneumonia like possibly happened here, that means they werent hospital idesed. Its a mild to moderate pneumonia which recovers over ten days to two weeks. Thats assuming and a threefour day rest period, they stay on the couch, maybe do puzzles. Then they do another seven days to a week and a half of light duty. They have to keep an eye on their own body. If their body is telling them they need more rest, they need to slow down. If they dont get the rest, its going to extend the pneumonia or theyll collapse. That may have been what happened here. Thank you. Meantime, as health becomes a has released even less information about his medical history than Hillary Clinton has. Now trump says hell too be releasing more information. At the same time trump is firing back after clinton called half his supporters a, quote, basket of deplorables. We get that end of the story from nbcs hallie jackson. Reporter trying to show hes transparent, Donald Trumps promising to share the results of a recent physical. Ill be handing out a paper with very detailed hopefully good statistics. Reporter its not clear what trump will reveal or when. Though hes set to appear on the dr. Oz show later this week, attempting to prove not just that hes healthy, but that hes not hiding anything. Still, hes released less information than Hillary Clinton has, whether its on medical records or taxes. Trump today largely laying off questions about clintons health. I just hope she gets well and gets back on the trail. Excoriaing her on something else. What she said friday night. You can put half of Trump Supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. The racist, sexist, homophobics, xenophobic. The disdain that Hillary Clinton expressed toward millions of decent americans disqualifies her from public service. Reporter both sides eager for this fight, while clintons walking back the number of supporters label itself. Trumps team calculating for her, this could be as damaging as mitt romneys 47 comment last cycle. His campaign out with a new ad, counting faster than they have before. Viciously deemoonizing hard working people like you. Reporter but for a controversial candidate, a new poll shows 60 of americans think trump is biased against women and minorities. It could remind many about his intolerant comments over the past year. Reporter late tonight clinton on twitter hit trumps running mate mike pence, who declined to call former kkk leader david duke deplorable, but pence did clearly denounce the support of duke and anybody else who thinks like him. Lester . Hallie jackson, thank you. Overseas tonight, a fragile ceasefire is holding in syria, after so long the bojing has finally struck by the u. S. And russia. But the question, can it hold . And can relief reach so many families trapped by this war . We get the latest from our chief Foreign Correspondent richard engel. Reporter the battered city of aleppo, a pause today in the relentless bombing. But it will last . People came out to shop and to play. Because at sunset, a hard negotiated u. S. Russian ceasefire came into effect. Regime forces and relativelily moderate rebels are supposed to hold their fire for a full week, allowing humanitarian aid. Translator god willing, this truce will hold, give us some relief. Enough. Reporter dont trust the regime, cautioned a man. Aid agencies also have many questions. Exactly who is going to be allowed to get the aid in, what the approval process is going to be, what waiting for some of those details. Reporter its so complicated because there are so many armed forces involved in this war, and only some of them have agreed to stop shooting. The Syrian Regime has the support of russia, iran, and hezbollah, a lebanese militia. On the other side are islamists and secular rebels, the kurds, isis, and a few hundred american advisers there to fight them. Its a puzzle with mismatched pieces. And today syrian president assad troops will liberate every inch of syria. It hardly sounds like peace is in the air. Still today secretary kerry was cautiously optimistic. The earliest reports are that theres a some reduction in violence. Reporter a much needed evening without bombs. But few are even daring to hope that this is the beginning of the end of a vicious war. There are already some accusations that this truce is being if over the next 48 hours or so, the aid convoys are allowed to reach places like aleppo. If only that happens, it will be welcome relief to the people, but is it the start of the end of the war . Not a lot of optimism. Richard, thank you. Back home, investigators have released Surveillance Video of a possible suspect in a fire they believe was deliberately set at a florida mosque. That same mosque had been attended in the past by the orlando pulse nightclub shooter. Now our explains authorities are asking was this arson a hate crime. Reporter with just minutes to go on a solemn date, 9 11, an arson fire at a florida mosque. A likely hate crime, say agents. At the same mosque where pulse nightclub gunman omar mateen occasionally worshipped. Tonight investigators have a useful clue to find the arsonist. A Security Camera caught a man running burned himself when he set the fire. Whoever it was came on a motorcycle. 911 calls came in shortly after. I it looks like a church. Do you see flames coming from the roof . Yes, and i see like a whole bunch of smoke. Reporter witnesses say the fire spread quickly. We have one commercial structure. Its about 25 involved at this time. Flames through the roof. Reporter this morning, more than a hundred members of the mosque had planned to hold service here for the holiest of days. Instead this morning, they joined a congregation at a nearby mosque. Everybodys obviously saddened and scared about it. But, you know, our community is bigger than a building. Reporter ever since omar mateen claiming allegiance to isis killed 49 people at a guy nightclub in orlando, there have been numerous threats at the ft. Pierce islamic center. In july, a member of beaten up by a stranger in a parking of the actions of one criminal individual, the others would have to be held accountable for it. Thats unamerican. Reporter tonight with the possibility the arsonist may have burned his arm, authorities are checking with local hospitals and hoping if somebody knows something, they call the police. Thank you. A devastating house fire in memphis has claimed the lives of nine family members. Among the dead, three adults and six children, ages 3 to 16. A fourtch fighting for life tonight. Authorities say this is the single deadliest fire in memphis since the 1920s. The cause remains under investigation. A horrific crash in colorado is raising more questions about the safety of our Nations School buses. The driver was killed and several members of a High School Football team were injured when their bus veered off the road and slammed into a concrete pillar at denvers international airport. Miguel almaguer has the latest. Football team, the headon crash was so violent, driver carrie chopper died on scene. Three adults suffered serious injuries. 15 students sent to the hospital. Police dont know about the bus veered off the road at Denver International airport. The tire tracks did not show any sign of left or right turns, simply drove straight off the roadway into that pillar. Reporter with students and staff grieving, tonight new questions over safety. Refuses to let her children ride the bus, because they have no seat belts. I dont think its a lot to ask for a threepoint lap shoulder belt that theyre using in their car every single day. Reporter though School Bus Crashes are rare, the accidents are high profile. 29 were hospitalized after a rollover in indiana. In houston, two children killed when their bus veered off an overpass. 26 million children from 2005 to 2014, more than 1,300 people were killed in School Transportation crashes. Federal law does not require but federal officials now support seat belts on every bus. Lives will be saved if we put threepoint belts buses and they are used. 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Reporter he would know better than most. Did you realize what type of poverty you were in . I did. And i was embarrassed by it. Reporter in the early 80s his family lived in crippling poverty, in a shack with almost no running when he was 16. This is the first time hes returned in years. Im thinking that we used to walk down this hill to actually use the bathroom. It makes me emotional. Reporter his steep climb took him from a mail room to graduate school. It was the beginning for me. To be able to move out of that situation into something, into the 21st century. Reporter the past still haunts maria mckinney, who couldnt make ends meet and learned she and her kids would be evicted. Until habitat and Dwayne Spencer gave her much more than four walls. Our family needs a good stable home to raise their children in. Reporter under spencers leadership, habitat has tripled in size. I dont think your past is completely indicative of what your future will be. Reporter in some ways, hes come quite far from his humble beginnings. In others, hes never felt closer. And that will do it for us on a monday night. Im lester holt. For all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. Announcer right now from milwaukee, this is todays tmj4 live at 6. Shannon two people charged with mistreating dozens of animals. Im shannon sims. Steve both of those suspects live in racine. They are 33yearold Heather Jensen and terry bogart. Theyre accused of neglecting 26 dogs they had n inside their home. Shannon they were in court today. Reporter this is a quiet residential block, and neighbors are split on the feelings about what happened here. Misunderstanding. Friday police were called to the home for an animal complaint. The officer said he was only inside for about 30 seconds, because the smell of urine was so strong. The officer describes the Living Conditions and says feces or dirt was smeared on the walls. The floor was covered in a thick coat of dog fur. He saw small cages stacked too high with large dogs inside. The officer saw a big amount of dog food on floor and no water. Heather jento she was running a dog rescue out of her boyfriends home. The Humane Society is taking care of 24 of the dogs, the other two were handed over to family since they are jensens personal animals. Well have more on this story for you tonight on the news at ten. Steve thanks. Shannon Steven Averys former attorney weighed in on the attorney generals decision to appeal a federal judges ruling. The ruling would have overturned