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Good morning to our viewers in the west. It is Monday Aug 22nd 2016. Welcome to CBS this morning. Is Donald Trump wavering on his promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants? It’s back to school for a 100s of 1000s of students at the epicenter of the Florida ZIKA scare. Many are dressed for protection. The Rio Olympics come to a colorful close with a record haul of medals for Team USA. Welcome to CBS this morning, Charley Rose and Gale King are off today. So Anthony Mason is here. Good morning. News this morning, Donald Trump may be backing away from the cornerstone of his campaign to deport millions of immigrants who entered the US illegally. If he changes his mind, that would be a huge shift, an issue that is looming large on the campaign trail. Good morning, it’s a wrap. Rio throws a massive party to bring Olympic Games to a close. Five time medalist Simon Biles leading Team USA after a historic medal haul with another US athlete is still making headlines. Ryan Rockty opening up in an exclusive interview about that gas station incident he initially described as armed robbery. “I over exaggerated that story. And if I never done that, we won’t be in this mass” mess” This morning why Rokcty and three of his teammates could be facing more disciplinary action. A softer Trump? Donald Trump’s new campaign manager suggests he could be walking back his plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. Would that new strategy help win back minority voters? Or it too late? Wild weather, damaging tornadoes in the Midwest. A new round of devastating flooding in the south while in California, a raging wildfire forces new evacuations and now threatens the historic Hurse Castle and expanding the family. We’re getting a new puppy with a purpose, raising a service dog for a deserving veteran, and you are about to meet him, Today Monday, August 22nd, 2016. From NBC news, this is Today with Mat Lauer and Savannah Gathrie, live from Studio 1A in Rockefeller Plaza. And good morning everyone, welcome to Today on a Monday morning, our first day back all of us in Studio 1A. Nothing better than walking into that new puppy smell. We are so happy to have you guys back. It’s boring around here without you! Meanwhile we’ve got a lot of Olympic news to talk about. It’s kind of the closing ceremony. After all the headlines that led up to these games, all the potential problems, the people of Rio pulled it off and it was a spectacular ending. An indication this morning that Donald Trump may be looking to change his tone on one of his most controversial proposals. NBC’s Haly Jackson is at Trump Tower for us this morning, hey, Hally, good morning. A new week and new tone for Donald Trump’s team. Seeming to soften his stand supporting a so called deportation force to remove the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US. Will Trump actually use that force? The candidate himself still silent about it. His immigration policy still standing online with Trump still struggling to win over minority voters. Not just Latinos, but African Americans from whom he has about 1 % support. “You are living in poverty. Your schools are no good. You have no jobs. 58% of your youths is unemployed. What the hell do you have to lose?” That argument to black voters delivered to mostly white communities. “These comments are for all Americans and

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