agree with each other for hours. ohio is a state where democrats hope will swing back their way. tonight there are a lot of candidates with a lot to say. the main point i want to make that is not working for americans across this country. it works great for the wealthy. demonizing and it must change. [ all talking at once ] the doebate is back right after this short break. jimmy: why are there 12 candidates in the debate now? last debate there were ten. you can t subtract candidates and then add back. you don t go to the final four and then suddenly you re back to the elite eight. it s not the way it works. amy klobuchar is still she s eight laps behind and stopped to have lunch and she s still in the race. it doesn t make sense. they need to pare this down. it s like the menu at the cheese cake factory. there s too much to choose from. let s go through the cheese cake factory and the candidates. elizabeth warren is the super oxidated salad. bernie, chicken
he is the hero. on alert. evacuations on north carolina s outer banks as hurricane maria churning in the east coast. and officials keep a close watch on the dam near the breaking point by that storm. all that plus no hands. we re in the driver s seat of the first self-driving car set to go coast-to-coast. and a new chapter begins with the debut of megyn kelly today. september 25th, 2017. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a monday morning. we appreciate you joining under the circumstances us. sometimes we start with sports. and sometimes with politics. rarely together. this is the top story on a monday morning. the widespread pregame demonstrati demonstrations, after trump said players that don t stand should be fired. craig melvin has more on this story. reporter: it was more than football at stadiums like this all over the nfl. s
into how damaging fake news is, the editor in chief of one fake news website tells us politicians should focus their attention on newspapers instead. hello. welcome to the programme, we re live until 11. latest breaking news and developing stories to come a little later in the programme we ll hear how one school is advertising for a school detention director who will be a sergeant major in the detention room . it s thought to be the first time such a role has been advertised. we ll get reaction. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning. use the hashtag #victorialive. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today: six people have been shot dead and eight others wounded at a mosque in the canadian city of quebec. police have detained two suspects. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau described the incident as a terrorist attack against muslims . sarah corker‘s report contains flashing images. police
palace of justice in germany. i m oliver north. welcome to war stories. this courtroom still in use today is where the nazi party and 21 german war criminals world war ii.in the aftermath from november 1945 until october 1946, an internaaional tribune com prized of american, british, french, judges were tried for the crime. it was called the greatest trial in history. you ll see tonight it was imperfect, tainted with politics. 5,000 miles away, the other trials of 28 japanese war criminals that got underway in tokyo in january 46. these military trials were called international tribunals were overseen by the military in the pacific, douglas mccarthy. tokyo had the behind the scenes drama not the decision not to prosecute the emperor. you ll meet two prosecutors tonight from trials and hear -pstories from those that suffed at the hands of our enemies. this guu came back. december 1944, the tide of war finally turned, hell on earth continued for pow s. to abuse them, t
delivered a guilty verdict against the general separate frrm the tokyo trials. this was the first war crimes conviction of world war ii. i knew nothing about mistreatment of civilians in manila. it was probably a flawed case. the general had been the commander in manila only a few weeks before the invasion. he was tried not for committing war crimes himself but failure to control troops. douglas mcarthur didn t wait for justice in the philippines tribunal. 20 october 1944, for mac arthur this was personal. this had been his home many years. for the brutal treatment of pows and civilians in the philippines, mac arthur issued this order for japanese forces under the command of the general. i shall during the course of the present campaign hold the japanese authorities in philippines any hard against prisoners of war, civilians and non combatants proper treatment to which they re entitled. mac arthur had the belief of the code of the soldier and safety of scivilians.