the gop. it's a big reason that trump is face >> gop voters not happy with the status quo. the majority of them saying their views are not represented at all in washington. there's a number of democrat that is feel that way. athena jones is breaking it down for us. >> good morning. a lot of interesting numbers here. this is the first poll we have done since trump made the remarks questioning the heroism of john mccain. this poll shows he is still leading the republican pack at the top at 18%. florida governor jeb bush is right behind him and scott walker is coming in third. despite his popularity among republicans, that does not translate into the general electorate. trump has the highest unfavorable numbers at 59%. that's the highest of everyone we have polled.

what is interesting is you have heard a lot of talk in the last week about whether donald trump may not run as a republican, maybe an independent. a majority of people want to see him stay in the race. you can see the numbers there. they want him to stay in the race whether it's as a republican or independent. one last interesting number that's coming up here we know donald trump has focused a great deal on the issue of illegal immigration. that's the drum he's beating. that's the beginning of his controversial remarks. if you look at the poll the economy ranks first, whether you are a democrat or republican it is the economy that is top of mind. illegal immigration is further down. a lot of interesting numbers here in this poll. we are going to look at it all morning and talk about it all day. chris? >> very interesting. immigration, 10% and 11%

respectively between democrats and republicans. it's not such a big issue. this poll is shouting a challenge to the gop and will they rise to it is the question. here is editor and chief of the daily beast, john avalon political moderator, margaret hoover. i do not know that donald trump has said a more true or selfless thing about his success. listen to this. >> there's a movement going on. this is more than me. this is a movement going on. people are tired of these incompetent politicians in washington they can't get things done, they can't make deals or do anything. >> margaret hoover that is why people are rallying around trump. true? >> part of it. i think the other thing people like about trump is he's not this polished guy. right? i mean people want their

politicians and the people who represent them in washington to sound like them look like them and think like them. he doesn't speak carefully because he hasn't been in the senate and in congress for years. people think he talks like them. >> it's a funny thing when you think about he's a billionaire. i can think of 1,000 ways he isn't different. if you are the other 15 or so people running against him, how do you either capitalize on what he's saying? if you can't beat 'em join 'em? >> they are hoping to benefit from trump when he unplugs. ted cruz is top of that class. not too quick to criticize him. look the mystery of the populous billionaire is a strange thing. this is a bizarre thing. >> a fascinating thing. >> the moment he says it's not

about me, it's a movement he's getting better at it. but, he's been able to suck up all the oxygen very effectively. you are starting to see candidates follow him. the more responsive they are, the more we pay attention. >> governor mike huckabee is trying to play that game in an ugly fashion. let's stick with why this matters. that's what it's about with donald trump. he is relevant beyond himself. the question is what do you do about this? the negativity of these candidates as john pointed out are saying he's too negative. you reap what you sow. everything going on in washington is terrible. they are bad people they are not out for you. now, donald trump is doing that to his own party. >> look i don't think this is a reap what you sow situation. you have been saying that.

this is a situation where you have a republican party that has been from washington and the executive branch. people are going to feel their government doesn't represent them because they haven't had control of the executive branch. this is an organic process of 16 candidates trying to get the attention of the electorate. one guy has more attention because he's had an nbc show because he has a name all over. the celebrity is what's cutting through. this is a name id play. the reason his popularity directly correlates to a similar question and similar cnn poll, related to name identification. >> she's saying popularity. we are saying celebrity. there are numbers in the polls that throw both those words on their head about how people feel about him. >> the unfavorable view of donald trump, independents 53%,

republicans 42%. how do you make things make sense or do they make sense at all? >> the third number matters the most the independents 42%. >> they are the barometer of american politics. trump, not that popular with independents. that's at a time a lot of conservative populous are registering. they say the republican party is not for me. donald trump's whole play is go strong and wrong, right? it's the old school divide and conquer, let's do the us versus them. it works well for a time. margaret is right, he's got a celebrity play. where it should be a problem for republicans is when he's beating jeb bush and sitting governors and multiple term governors. >> we haven't had a single debate yet. he's the one cutting through. must i remind you in 2012 herman cane won the day in 2012.

michele bachmann led the polls. >> not like this. >> why not? >> he's bigger. more magnified. >> because he's more of a celebrity. >> maybe. maybe. we have to get the numbers right. the research we have says it's 42% of republicans and 53% of independents. what we said on tv is the opposite. you can tell me in my ear what it is. >> tell me what happened on sunday. this is certainly a story that raised a lot of eyebrows and sure to cause controversy. mike huckabee, bring up the quote of what he said. he's marching israelis to the door of the oven. >> that's huckabee not our graphic. >> and then the statement he made on twitter, is this trump trying to be outrageous? this is dangerous. >> wall street journal editorial

this weekend said the 1930s your analogies are not applicable. it is dangerous. it diminishes the holocaust and the policies in front of us. >> it seems to be a naked play why he's doing it. he's got us talking about him. they are desperate. >> that is a barometer here. the more outrageous the more attention you get. some start thinking that is a smart, smart play. look if you only take offense when your party is compared to hitler you are part of the problem. by throwing the card and doubling down on it and trying to fund raise it down the road that is a new low. we are talking in the context of trump, not the moral uncertainty of it. >> trump was standing. if that hadn't been on our plate and we were looking from every angle, you think we would be more outraged?

>> it would resinate further and what do candidates have to do to get attention? >> maybe a whisper of hope. >> okay. >> tell us. >> this is "new day." >> you know things are tough when i look for the whisper of hope. >> bernie sanders, whether you like democratic politics or not, he is beating trump in the head-to-head polls. one guy talking about what he sees as a positive message, he doesn't want to go after anybody. he's growing against clinton. he is doing it one way. trump is doing it another way. people are resinating a bit with it's better to be positive than negative. >> this is not an echo election fantasy. in this poll 75% of americans say they want a president who will be able to compromise. neither of the id logical plays are about that. it's a disconnection with the majority of americans. >> a majority say compromise can

be a dirty word. >> we'll finish with that. thank you. >> now to president obama in ethiopia this morning. the first sitting u.s. president to go there. now, his focus is turned to the civil war in south sudan and defeeling al shah bad. michelle kaczynski has more. >> reporter: he will speak in 20 minutes. a fast growing african economy with lots of potential. trade is on the agenda trying to expand the relationship between the u.s. and ethiopia. deepening democracy. a number of journalists have been thrown in jail. you can expect the president to talk much more about counterterrorism. it's been a big focus of this entire trip.

right now, the president is meeting with the prime minister and president here they will have a press conference take questions then he's going to meet with several african leaders. this has been a packed trip for the president. he just got her last night from kenya, where he was welcomed with open arms. he gave rousing speeches and did some dancing at this dinner there. i don't know if we can call that dad dancing, really. he got into it a little bit traditional and a little moccarana. >> he went for it. no shame there. >> reporter: he was into it. >> he was. thanks for sharing that with us. turkey is calling for a special nato conference tuesday after isis launched an attack. all of this as turkey reaches a

tentative deal with the u.s. to allow use of a turkish air base to fight isis. arwa damon is live in istanbul with the latest from turkey. arwa? >> reporter: good morning, michaela. turkey is a country that did not want to get involved in the messy war. it seems, it has found itself in a position where it had no choice but to take this type of decisive action because the turkish government put it both isis and the pkk party where the terrorist organization pose national security. that led to turkey for the first time launching air strikes against isis targets inside syria and also launching air strikes against pkk positions in northern iraq something turkey has not done since 2011. when it comes to the pkk and

effectively ending a cease-fire with the pkk that had been in place since 2013. all of this coming against the backdrop of the negotiations ongoing between turkey the united states and other coalition allies about the use of turkish air bases and air space when it comes to launching strikes against isis in both syria and iraq. it does seem at this stage, some sort of agreement has been reached. this may not necessarily be a game changer when it comes to the war against isis. but it most certainly is a game shifter. >> thank you very much. we'll check back with you in a bit. another story to tell you about. coast guard crews searching through the night for two 14-year-old boys that have not been seen since friday afternoon. they were on a sailboat that was found capsized.

both boys are said to be avid fishermen, on the boats their whole lives. families are desperate, holding on to hope their boys are still alive. we are live in florida with the latest. what do we know now? >> reporter: well chris, we know the boys have been missing several days. families spent the day searching for them asking for help hoping they will come home. the desperate search for two teen boaters missing off the coast of florida since friday evening intensifying overnight. their capsized 19-foot vessel found overturned 67 nautical miles off the pons deleon. >> it's the worst feeling not knowing where your child is. >> reporter: cohen and stephanos last seen at 1:30 p.m. in the

jupiter, florida area buying $110 worth of fuel. a few hours later, vanished. early reports indicated the boys told others they planned to travel to the bahamas. the search efforts on the sea and from the air spanning more than 25,000 square nautical miles. >> it can be tricking searching from the air. >> reporter: the effort to find the two teens getting big name support from family friend and neighbor joe nameth who helped the families raise a $100,000 reward for the boy's safe return. >> they know what they are feeling and feel like. austin has been on the water. perry, just as sharp as can be. keep on praying. >> reporter: they are praying for a miracle. >> we believe they are out there and alive.

>> reporter: even though there were early reports it teens may have been plans to go to the bahamas, officials and family members don't know if that is in fact what the teens intended to do when they set sail on friday. their main concern, the only concern right now is bringing them home. chris? >> 19-foot power boats, long ways offshore. there's hope among the searchers and the family. coming up we are going to talk live with the mother and step dad of perry cohen. we are going to talk with nfl great joe namest. surveillance video capturing the final hours before the lafayette gunman opened fire last thursday night. today, two young women killed in that shooting are laid to rest. investigators are revisiting the crime scene. a lot of developments to get to. we are live in lafayette with more.

ryan? >> reporter: good morning, michaela. police have learned a lot about john russell houser and his potential for violence. they haven't figured out why he chose this particular theater on thursday night. ♪ praise god ♪ >> reporter: this morning as the lafayette community mourns details of a darker picture of john houser the 59-year-old who shot and killed two women and injured nine others in a louisiana movie theater four days ago. in this surveillance video, you can see houser staying at the local motel 6, seen walking the halls, stopping by the check-in desk. thursday 6:41 p.m. you can see his lincoln town car pulling out. less than an hour later, he used a handgun to shoot a dozen people at the 7:15 showing of the comedy "trainwreck".

it was mythethod cal. he switched his cars license plate, kept wigs and glasses in his motel room and wrote about the plan in his journal. >> this man was of sound mind. he wrote it down. he said he's coming to the movie theater 7:15 on thursday night. >> reporter: a long hesry of mental and legal problems refueling the debate about how he was clear to legally buy the .40 caliber pistol he used to unleash terror in the theater that night. the funerals for mayci breaux and jillian johnson will take place tonight. nine other victims were wounded in the shooting. six of them released from the hospital. three are recovering. their conditions are improving. chris? >> thank you very much. we are going to have congressman tim murphy on later on to talk about that. breaking news a selling

frenzy in china. china's benchmark index fell 8.5% in a night. that's the largest single day decline since 2007. why is it selling off? it's hours after the release of data showing factories in china losing momentum. >> bobbi christina brown, the daughter of whitney houston died. the 22-year-old passed away in georgia with her family by her side. it comes nearly six months after she was found unresponsive and face down in a bathtub. >> the family have been getting ready for it for a long time. it's compounding the loss. the mother lost to so many issues people felt more should have been done. now this kid, 22 years. >> never had a chance 22 years old, her life just starting. >> turkey has gone from being on

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a new deal between turkey and the united states could create a safe haven against isis. there are reports the u.s. and turkey will patrol an area 60 miles long to create a safe zone in syria. this, as turkey steps up the fight against extremists and is asking nato for help. good to have you here. come in and let's talk about the things we have going on. we have animation to highlight what we are talking about. over the weekend, turkey is calling if this meeting with nato ambassadors. they are feeling their security is threatened. how do you think this is going to play out and what do you think the talks will lead to?

>> for more than a year now, we have been waiting for turkey to get involved. they are involved in the sense they have a million syrian refugees in turkey. that is part of the reason they did not want to get involved. now they are. they are making the military base 200 miles from the border of syria, making it available for coalition ashltircraft. that is crucial. they can make them faster. now, they are doing it from a long way off. that's important. secondly if turkey is getting involved itself that means it is one notch up in terms of engagement. >> right, right. >> here is the problem, though. what is turkey's priority? the u.s. pryoriority is to go against isis. they are saying we'll do that. they have other priorityiespriorities.

they are interested in fighting against the kurds, a separate ethnic group that wants independence from turkey. >> the fact is they have been allies. the kurds have been allies to the u.s. coalition so how does that work? that really complicated things. if turkey is now a player this this and fighting against. >> during the second world war, the united states had a number of allies. say, while fighting the nazis alongside the americans, the british and french decided we are going to focus on greece you take care of germgermany. that's not how coalitions work. it makes them very very complicated. there are two groups here. some kurdish groups have been very very effective. the ypk in syria. but, as far as turkey is concerned, all these groups are

taboo. they don't want to be on the same side of the fight as them. this creates an additional level of complication for the u.s. we are not only fighting isis we are having to deal with two allies with contradictory priorities. >> over the weekend, the white house said turkey has a right to defend themselves from the kurds. i want to talk more about the situation, the safe zone and the use of the air space, the turkish air space by the u.s. the u.s. settled a deal to create a safe zone for civilians. what does this mean in terms of the fight against isis? there's a coalition forming and agreements made. >> the safe zone is an important step. it means, for the first time outside forces will be in charge off a big chunk of syrian territory. 70 miles by 40 miles deep.

it's significant. it creates a space for refugees. >> monitored by air by the u.s. right? >> by the u.s. and nato forces. they are saying that nonisis syrian rebels will be guarding the ground. we'll figure that out later. not a lot of those forces are available. the other question is is there going to be a no-fly zone? what happens if assad's planes get over that zone? will american planes attack or if american planes are there, will the syrians attack? it's a new level of complication. it shows that the allies the coalition are now willing to not put troops on the ground they are certainly putting a footprint down. >> let's look at iraq. there's a bit of development there. u.s. troops are trying to take back ramadi.

they say they have retaken it. it's been a command center isis was using. are the iraqi troops making headway? there's been criticism of them not being able to push against isis. are they making headway? >> they are making headway. if they can take ramadi this is the heart of the part of iraq where isis was stronger. it's a large campus. if they continue and take the town of ramadi from isis it would be a huge boost. boost for iraqis and the ability to fight this fight and give the obama administration and other coalition partners relief. it means we don't have to put boots on the ground. >> it's not just a problem here. egypt has seen six attacks in two weeks from isis. we'll have to talk about that another time. thanks for walking us through that.

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a brand-new cnn poll shows donald trump the clear republican front-runner. but, it is not just that fact. it is not just these numbers. it's why. his shocking relevance now has context as does the challenge for who is going to be the nest president. let's discuss. patty, matt now chairman of the american conservative union. >> good morning. >> matt when you look at this t concern is with the gop. you, as a party, have been pushing things are wrong.

you should be mad at it. donald trump took that mantle and is turning it back. do you agree and if so wharks is the remedy? >> i think i agree with that. there's no question there's an angst out there. obama brought a lot of change to the country. quite frankly, republicans and conservatives don't like it and want to stop it. donald trump stepped up and seized the moment. i think it's refreshing. i think it's good for the party. it's good to have a candidate that doesn't talk like a politician. he's never had elected office. never held office. i think this is a great dynamic. we are going to have to see how it plays out. right now, i'm happy about it. >> he seems happy. patty, how about you? as a democrat you have to love watching it unfold within the gop. when you look at that 30% say the government in washington doesn't represent their views.

do you think the democrats are paying attention to that poll and trying to figure out how to speak to a growing number of people that are discontent? >> as a democrat i'm happy with donald trump and his performance. i don't think he's electable. i would love to see him as a republican nominee. i think, what we are missing from trump is the policy details. i agree with matt he's great at you know bringing up the problems the issues that concern americans, but the devil is in the details. he hasn't given a policy. >> that's not the measure for him. isn't that the take away we found. it doesn't matter what he says object the p.o.w.s. his numbers are off the chart how high they are in terms of unfavorables. it's built into who he is. people aren't looking to him for answers. he is the champion because they

don't see anybody with hillary or bernie though there's a little promise for bernie isn't that part of the problem here? you are not giving them anything. the measure of trump is not whether or not he has the answer. >> i agree with you. take it back to the democratic side. hillary is giving answers. she's given a huge broad, economic speech. she's giving a speech today on climate change and she's following up with solid, specific ideas on how to solve it. as the election goes on americans are going to stop and say, okay who am i going to vote for? am i going to vote for someone with these bombastic remarks? >> she represents what is fueling trump. >> you said trump has sky high negatives. you know who the other person in that neighborhood? hillary clinton. the fact is they can try to

dismiss donald trump over those numbers. he shouldn't be giving us all the detailed policies. >> matt fair point. that's the next step. past the bombastic. do we know that he that has devil in the details? >> no. >> we don't know that. that's why i think -- >> hold on. >> go ahead. go ahead. >> we don't know. this is the great process of running for president. we are going to find out what he thinks about these issues. he's going to have plans. you are not going to pass muster with the voters unless you give policy details. look at hillary clinton. the more detail she gives and the more people see of her, the less they like her and the more sanders serves in the polls. >> less is more you are saying? >> with her, less is more. >> it's what he speaks to. i just got a tweet while having this conversation. we are sick of the lying,

cheating do nothing career politician. listen to what donald trump said to hillary clinton. >> with hillary, i think i'll beat hillary easily. i think i will beat hillary, the other guys won't. what she's done is criminal. what she did is worse than what general petraeus did and he's gone down with disgrace. what he did is not as bad as what hillary clinton did and it's similar but it's not as bad. she got rid of her server. he never did that. >> the petraeus reference is to classified materials. her trust worthy numbers have been taking a beating. is that issue enough to beat her? >> i think she started sky high when she was secretary of state. it's only natural some of the numbers go down for her. she said first of all, let's talk about donald trump. he said it's criminal. it's not a criminal

investigation. let's get that out there first and foremost. secondly she's given over 55,000 pages of e-mails. she said when they were sent and received they were not marked as classified. she's going to testify in front of the benghazi committee in october. again, it's still early. as we go on voters are smart enough to know and want to go back to the details. are they going to elect someone who can actually solve our concerns and can give us ideas about the issues that concern americans like education and the economy or are they going to go with someone who has bombastic, caustic headline grabbing remarks? >> we have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. >> thanks. >> #newdaycnn or facebook.com/newday. next hour one of trumps con

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. a just released cnn poll providing clarity on why donald trump is surging in the polls. a majority of republicans, 53%, say washington doesn't represent their views at all. it appears they are pushing trump to the top. overall, trump is the leading choice among republicans. 18% in the latest poll. jeb bush is in second. coast guard crews are searching an area the size of maine looking for two 14-year-old boys in the ocean.

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we now see in surveillance video the lafayette gunman hours before he went in the theater. joining me now is louisiana, lafayette, louisiana mayor. good to have you. first of all, how are you and your community faring? >> we are doing fine as you can

expect. it's a hurtful time. it's painful, but, as a community, i have been to some of the vigils. it's full of people. people you would not normally see together. as one last positive contribution to humanity these young ladies are bringing a lot of people together. >> a powerful statement. i want to turn quickly, to the investigation. we are learning chilling new details, the surveillance video we are seeing of the gunman we are learning grim details about the fact he found, police found in his hotel room wigs and disguises, a diary talking about how he was planning on being at that theater at that specific show time pointing to premeditation. what can you tell us about what the investigators are finding

out? >> i don't have much more than you do. i don't know how long he was planning on this. i don't think it was a long term sort of thing. i find it strange, weird that somebody would document all that. there's no doubt he had the keys in his car, ready escape. it wasn't a planned suicide. obviously, it was an alternative for him but, it is -- there's some strange pieces around it. i think him ending up in lafayette was purely co-incidental. maybe because it was a larger city along the i-10 corridor. a city he saw opportunity for business. he contacted business people to invest into an oil change business. he was at the end of the his rope financially. i think, in the end, we will never know a real good answer. my guess is it was purely incidental. >> it's one of the things in

your community to come to terms with this outsider came and inflicted such pain on their community. are you hearing anger from people that this outsider somebody with a mental illness walks into a theater and takes these lives and, you know changes nine people's lives forever? >> i have to tell you, using the word anger is the first time that's entered my mind. i haven't seen that. i have seen shock and hurt. i haven't experienced anger. i just haven't expreernserienced that. we are shocked. it's not like we are on a manhunt and can't wait to get our hands on this guy. i have to say, anger, this is the first time that word entered my mind. >> let's take it out of the equation. it sounds as though healing is already beginning in your

community. you are friends with two people shot. beau ramsay and his wife were both injured. can you give us an update on how they are doing? >> in communicating with them last night, i will tell you, they are usually very selfless. their concern is with the other victims. as they heal the community will heal. obviously, they have trauma to deal with. mr. ramsay was in the korean war, tough battles and survived that. you know so tough guy, tough lady. pillars of our community. they will help lead the healing for this area. >> i'm sure you saw this because it came across everybody's desk there was a market watch from the wall street journal, voted your city ironically one of the happiest cities in america.

do you think your city can return to that glory? do you think there's a way to link your arms together to move past this? >> i have no doubt. you know it's harbored in some university in great britain that said lafayette was the happiest city in america. as i thought about that there's no one thing that makes us the happiest city in america and no one thing is going to cost us the happiest city in america. i have no doubt in my mind we will move on. we will support the families of the victims and the two deceased ladies. we will retain that happiest city in america designation. one thing icon certain myself about is we talk about community as politicians and reporters. what we are talking about is a result of people on the ground. talking from a 30,000 foot level. what i try to keep in the back

of my mind people that suffer. as we talk about moving on and being happy. there are people that are not going to move on as fast and easily. as a community, we are going to do okay. >> our prayers are with them. thank you for joining us on "new day." >> thank you. >> certainly a lot of news to get to on this monday. let's get right to it. right now, he is the national front-runner among the republicans. >> standing at a podium and i hear everybody saying how good i'm going to be in the debates. >> i don't believe mr. trump is qualified to be commander in chief. two teens missing, their boat recovered, but no sign of the boys. >> they know the water. they have been through rough water and thin water. >> i believe they are out there and alive. >> the fatal road rage incident caught on tape. less than two and a half minutes after the encounter began, shots

were fired. >> get out of the truck with my daughter. announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome back to your "new day." alisyn has the day off. a new poll released in the past hour reveals what's behind the so-called trump bump. >> the poll finds a majority of republican voters are unhappy with the government in washington saying their views are not represented at all. the gop candidate most appealing to that group, by far, is donald trump. he is the face of discontent. athena jones has more breaking down the numbers. what do you see, my friend. >> reporter: good morning, chris. a lot of interesting numbers. trump's rivals have been blasting his tone rhetoric calling it divisive saying

trump does not represent the republican party. seems like republican voters disagree. they put him at the top of the pack 18%. you have jeb bush behind them at 5% and walker third at 10%. that shows he is certainly popular and appealing to a segment of republican voters. his popularity does not translate to the broad electorate. he has the highest unfavorable numbers at 59% of anyone we polled. even though he has this broad, unfavoribility when you talk to republicans, they want to see him stay in the race. he hinted at potentially running as a third party candidate. whether he runs as a republican or independent, they want him to stay in. so we'll be it sounds like listening to news of trump for months to come. one more interesting number here. we know trump has been talking a lot about the issue of illegal immigration. it's what he's been focused on

and the firy rhetoric has been centered. if you ask voter what is they think is important, republicans and democrats name the economy as the most important issue for their vote. you can see illegal immigration is much further down far behind the economy and health care. a lot of interesting numbers to look at in this poll. chris? >> this perception that it's about how people feel about government is enhanced by immigration being low. 10%, 11%. it's more than one issue. thank you very much. let's bring in michael kohn. council, good to have you this morning. how is your man donald trump feeling about the numbers and perceptions? >> it's another poll. five weeks he's leading the polls. four weeks, he's at number one. he's very satisfied. >> not a word we often attach to

him. he said something, blew my mind. let's play this piece of sound how donald trump perceives he's being successful. >> there's a movement going on. this isn't me. people are tired of these incompetent politicians, they can't get anything done. >> more than me. who stole donald trump? who is that guy? i thought it was all about him? >> it's not always all about him. what he's trying to say is what's missing in washington is one thing. they don't have deal makers. donald trump is probably one of the top deal makers in the history of this country. everything he's touched turned out to be you know great for him and for his company. what he's looking to do is to make those great deals for america and make it for the people of america so we can be great again. >> i'm not taking a shot at

donald when i say it's more than him. people have written him off as a celebrity, he's bombastic, a celebrity. the polls show something different. no people identify with what he's saying. they are not just angry at the left they are angry at the right. >> that's right. 70% of this country are unhappy with the work being done in washington. we term them as cleptocrats. they are stealing from themselves for the benefit of themselves and cronies. that's not trump. he's sick of it. >> so then you get to the next bar. he's legit. the gop is trying to decide whether he should be at debates. a few people said they want him in the debates. say that happens. if you want to be serious you have to make the serious measures. >> donald trump is serious. >> you have to answer

immigration. is it just going to be about the wall? tough say what you are going to do in ways for people to buy or sell the proposition. will he be ready to do that? >> 100%. donald trump comes in unscripted. he's not going to sit down and do the debate preparation that through romney into a advertise tizzy. he know what is the country needs. he's going to look at the united states of america as what it is a big business. how do we make great deals? how is he going to show he is the greatest deal maker in the history of this country and do it for this country so all americans benefit. no more iran deal which is a disaster for us. no more of the deals with mexico where ford goes across and they build a $2.5 billion plant. these are our jobs in mr.

trump's words. they belong to americans. >> they leave for a reason. >> he's not shouting at mexico he's shouting at washington. he's saying i'm not going to allow this. we don't have fair trade. we have free trade. he wants to make it fair trade. if you want to bring the producks in you are going to pay a tax. you are going to pay a tax the way they tax us on good that is are coming out. >> i'm asking you these questions because you know how anxious we are to have him come on and give his positions. >> patty who was on the show two seconds ago, i hope donald trump runs against hillary. be careful what you wish for. hillary is beatable. she's got her own questions. >> every candidate is beatable. bernie sanders does better than

donald trump across the spectrum. what does that mean? >> it doesn't mean anything. >> why not? >> another part to the poll says 52% claim if their number one choice candidate is not the nominee, trump is their second. if you take those statistically and add it to the numbers, trump is way ahead. >> you are saying if they can't get who they want donald is the guy they want next? >> that's correct. >> i think that's fuzzy math. i think you confused me with math. >> good, it's only 7:00 in the morning. >> at the end of the day, he is legit, he is in there and we are going to see if he can be measured and found to be what people want as they move forward. mike huckabee comes out. he was desperate for attention. he said it will be tough to find

someone who doesn't think it's over abtd pushed iran to the door or pushed israel to the door. you know what he said. >> i do. >> does trump think it was wrong and offensive? >> i don't think so. i think what he's trying to say is we are in a bad place. what we need -- >> what do you think about he's okay with these words, israelis to the door of the oven. >> we have been there. my father is a holocaust survival. there's that old statement never again. trump is trying to say, a nuclear aran is the destruction of this world. we need a strong america. >> trump is okay with say thag? >> i think what he's doing is making the point that what secretary of state kerry is doing in trying to push this agenda for iran it's a disaster. it is a disaster.

i'm not offended by the words. i lost 90% of my family at that point. i'm not offended by it. what i am is i'm concerned. i'm truly concerned for the safety of not just this country, but the countries around the world. iran is a disaster. >> thank you for your perspective. appreciate it as always. president obama is in ethiopia holding a conference. it is the first time a sitting u.s. president visited ap african nation. michelle kaczynski has more. >> reporter: while here he is the first sitting u.s. president to address them. they are talking trade and trying to expand that relationship between the u.s. and ethiopia. this is a fast growing economy. trying to deepen democracy.

this is a place, in the last round of elections, the ruling party claims 100% of the vote. a place where a number of journalists have been jailed. they are going to talk human rights and also of course countering terror. one day afteral shah bob -- extremely busy trip obviously. one that's been energizing for the president. you can see him enjoying himself, giving these speeches to welcoming crowds rousing addresses with huge cheers spending time with his family and doing some dancing at a state dinner in kenya, some jamming there. i don't know if we can call that dad dancing. he was into it. maybe between a traditional dance and moccarana.

chris? >> how about that. making the most of his experience. thank you very much. we look forward to the president's words. also new, turkey calling a special nato conference tuesday after isis launched attacks along the border. turkey launching against isis po tigss. meantime turkey reached a deal with the u.s. to allow use of turkish air bases to fight. let's get more from barbara starr live with the latest. a big shift. they have been on the sidelines, now the front lines. >> front and center chris. good morning. what does this mean for the united states? it likely means deeper involvement in all of this. the meeting tomorrow at nato the u.s. will be there. turkey will present itself case that isis poses a threat to turkey a member of nato. don't work for more u.s. troops at this point or nato troops at this point.

things are moving rapidly. the u.s. has permission to use the bases in southern turkey to launch air strikes against syria and iraq. as it progresses the air strikes create that sort of safe zone if you will. not a formal no fly zone. nobody is going to patrol it 24/7 at this point. by having u.s. wear planes officials telling us it will create a safe zone. why is turkey going in right now? why are they going full in on this? they are striking kurdish position. the tur ks view them as separatists. the u.s. views them as effective fighters. it's a complex battlefield and delicate balance. >> barbara, thank you for that. back here at home, the coast guard relentlessly searching through the night for two

14-year-old boys missing. the teen's boat was found overturned off the central florida coast. nothing of the boys. they are said to be avid fishermen and have their boater's certification. their families are offering $100,000 reward for their rescue. later this hour we will speak live of the mother and step dad of missing teen perry cohen. this morning, we have the 911 call that is captured the final moments of a florida man's life. he was gunned down in front of his family after getting into a road rage incident with another driver. this morning, authorities say the entire ordeal could have been avoided if the victim had just listened to the 911 dispatcher. nick valencia is live in atlanta with the latest. this is a tough one, but the tapes make all the difference. >> good morning to you.

it happened in two and a half minutes. two men driving down the road with families. police have an aggressive encounter on the road. within five miles, one man shoots the other in front of two children. the shooter claims it was self-defense. >> oh my god. >> reporter: disturbing 911 calls reveal the 911 call of a deadly road rage incident in florida that ends in gunfire. on thursday gonzalez was in his truck with his wife daughter and grandson. his wife calls 911 claiming a say-year-old robert doyle was driving like an idiot. doyle called saying gonzalez was trying to run him off the road. the incident quickly escalates. >> they are following me to my house. the guns are out. >> doyle says he has his gun cocked and locked. he says he wants to stop by the

house to get doyle's address. seconds later, doyle reaches the driveway and he gets out of the truck. >> got a gun. get somebody here, now. >> he shot gonzalez as he was backing away. the wife says the 44-year-old was charging toward her husband. >> we were in our yard. he came after my husband. >> as gonzalez was laying on the ground. doyle forced the victim's family out of the car, holding them at gunpoint until police arrived. >> making me get out of the truck with my daughter. >> reporter: doyle is charged with second degree murder and is now out on bond. the sheriff's office tells me that $60,000 bond was posted on friday. he is now out of jail. we reached out to doyle and his family, but they have not called back. >> what a horrifying story, thank you for bringing it to our

attention. have you seen this? bill soz by on the cover of new york magazine. 35 of the 46 women coming together to share their stories. you can see the women there seated in rows the date of the alleged assault written under them. there's an empty 36th chair for others out there. cosby denied wrong doing. what a powerful image. >> it's interesting. i was surprised at how surprised i was. i have been watching our coverage of it here. >> just numbers. >> all together all at once and getting the cross section of all these women with no reason to know each other with story that is are frightening familiar. >> too afraid to be public with it. now, coming out. here are the numbers. to see those individuals with an individual story, it is powerful.

>> remember we had the attorney here on "new day" who made an interesting, if uncompelling argument to a lot of you, hey, we have a legal process. this never went to that process. anyway you should take a look for yourself. so coming up we have been telling you about these boys missing over the weekend in a 19-foot boat some 70 miles off the florida coast. they found the boat capsized. they haven't found the boys. we are going to talk about the search. joe nameth is with them. stay with us. ♪"once there was a hushpuppy" by dan romer and ben zeitlin ♪ is man kind?

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donald trump, atop the polls. now we know why. let's get inside politics on "new day" with mr. john king. the face of discontent i am donald trump. >> happy monday morning. you had a go there with a spokesman. >> were you surprised he didn't push back on huckabee's oven comment? >> i was surprised. you are dead right, he's trying to get attention. did he cross the line?

let's start with the trump surge. this is the summer of trump. we are all surprised by it i think. if you look at the cnn/orc national poll he's at 18%. in a crowded field of 17 people 18% puts you on top, a huge player in the race. if you look at the top ten, the fox debate is coming up. donald trump, jeb bush scott walker marco rubio and huckabee. not making the cut is rick perry, rick sanatorium not going to make the cut. what is it robert especially when you talk to the other campaigns, how do they get around trump? >> almost every campaign resigned themselves to the fact that before the debate trump is likely to be leading the polls. the debate is certainly to be about trump, how he handles himself, how people respond to trump. they are all coming up with trump strategies.

how do you come up with something for someone without specifics. they are trying to be careful. >> can they flush him out on policy? that's a strategy of the other candidates. he used to say he was a democrat he said hillary clinton was great, now she stinks. the nbc polls over the weekend, a close second in iowa to scott walker and ahead in new hampshire with bush and walker behind him. he is the force at the moment. >> favorable opinion with trump 50%. he's doing quite well. you have to figure out, if you are a republican on that debate stage, not a lot of time there to present your own argument and policy. do you waste that time going after trump and risk the ire of trump. we know how that goes and how he's gone after scott walker and john mccain. i think a lot of folks are surprised, as we are at this table, that he's still around

with nowhere to go but up. >> you made a great point that trump backed away from some of his comments in recent weeks. he's a bombastic figure. he says you are terrible or this is a disaster. when it comes to immigrants illegal immigrants, he's toned it down. >> when he went to the border he could have doubled down on rapists. he didn't. he said we need a wall in some places. you might not agree with him, but he did moderate i don't know if that's the right word. you mentioned unfavorables. everybody thinks they know donald trump because of "the apprentice" or his real estate business. 50% of republicans have a favorable opinion. 42% say unfavorable. that's one factor. here is the interesting thing. some of it is about him. some is about the climate and the fracturing in politics

broadly but especially in the republican party. listen to this government in washington represent your views. 46% of democrats say the government represents their views. 14% of republicans. the republicans control the house. they just won the senate in the midterm election in 2014. a big victory. republicans should be happy. they are not. >> there are more than a dozen republicans running to be a leader of a party where it's an unpopular position. democratic party, republican party, an unpopular place to be. if you look at what trump is doing, there is a movement of discontent across the country. can hillary clinton, scott walker, other candidates seize on this and try to get into the conversation? >> he wants to be bernie they don't want to be senator or leader. if you are in a position of

authority in politics right now. >> that's why you see people like ted cruz talking about the washington cartel going after mcconnell being outside of washington. he's a creature of washington. people like walker one of the reasons he's doing well is he's an outsider. it's interesting to see sanders and trump, very different men, different philosophies and didn't bank accounts. one's a rich billionaire and the other a democratic socialist. >> are they summer flings or is this the mood and climate that will carry sflu. let's talk governor huckabee. he's likely to be on the debate stage. they don't like the deal the president is trying to put on the nuclear program. the criticism is it leaves israel at risk gives iranians

too much and united states too little. did governor huckabee cross the line? >> this president's foreign policy is the most speckles in american history. he's so naive, he would trust the iranians and take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> march them to the door of the oven. if you thought sometimes you say things and go whoa i went too far. after this he put a tweet out with an image, saying he's standing by this. most people are saying whoa. whoa, whoa whoa. don't joke about hitler or draw comparisons with the holocaust. mr. trump said i get what he's trying to say because the deal is so bad. >> it's terrible. he should apologize. he will not apologize. he's fifth in the polls in iowa and there's a trump effect going on with the candidates where

they want to say things and double down on them to get attention. when i heard it i had a visceral reaction because it brings up an imagery, we should only talk about the holocaust when talking about the holocaust. it's not a metaphor. >> it's not the first time huckabee has said things. this one is over the line. >> a comment like this is indicative of why huckabee struggled with donors. a lot of activists like him in iowa and south carolina. there's a tendency to go to the comments. it's telling the republican party, in general, in response to the iran deal have been challenging each other to see who can be more outlandish in what they say. they are in opposition to. it's about how far can you go to oppose it. >> thanks for coming in on a monday morning. we are going to watch hillary clinton today.

she's saying the republicans are denying climate change. we are going to keep an eye on that top ten list with the republican debate around the corner. >> we talk about how long until the election but the first debate is right around the corner. >> it will change a lot. >> it will. thank you so much. we turn to another story of great concern. two young boys lost at sea. rescue crews are searching overnight. they are desperate to find them. the parents of one of the boys going to speak live to us on "new day." u know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! push your enterprise and you can move the world. but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure.

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this is still considered an active search and rescue case. we continue optimism we are going to find them. >> words of hope from the cost guard as they move into day three searching for two 14-year-old boys. they haven't been seen since friday. they found their boat capsized. no sign of perry cohen or austin stephanos. joining us now pamela cohen and their friend joe namest. i have to start with you,

pamela. this is a mom's worst nightmare, how are you doing, love? >> none of us are giving up hope. they are going to find those boys. obviously, it's a terrifying experience to be living through. >> yes. >> but, i have 100% faith they will find our boys. >> nick what gives you such optimism. you know about the young men. they are avid fishermen, they love the ocean. what gives you this optimism. >> i know how they have been brought up. we have trained them correctly. we have teachen them the respect of mother nature the power of the sea. we spent many times, both families we are people of the water. i grew up on the water. not on the water, but a lot of time boating. i passed that on to my children. the family across the street they are boaters. they know what the water is all

about. this is a very difficult situation. the optimism comes from the faith that we have that they are strong kids and they are survivors. >> strong boaters. they grew up around the water. familiar with boating and the marine world. i understand you as parents and the parents across the street had restrictions on what they were allowed to do the parameters of where they could go. give us an idea of that. what were they allowed to do on the water? >> i can only speak for our son. we requested when he was out in the water, he fish the river and inner coastal. he could go as far as the rocks and inland. not without us or an adult who had, you know a larger boat into the ocean. but, in saying that knowing austin and knowing his skills and his family austin is extremely capable running those boats. that was a rule we had in our

house. >> what does it tell you then pamela? do you think something happened? they encountered difficulty? a streak of 14-year-old rebellion? we have all been 14. what do you think this speaks to of what happened? >> i don't know what happened. none of us know what happened. if we did, i think we would have them in our arms right now. i can only speak for myself obviously we have all done things that have different consequences than what we expected. they are 14-year-old boys so when they want to go and do something and there's no one watching sometimes i think they all do something, whether it's my child or anyone else watching. you can't control that. we can't keep them under our eye every moment of every day. we raised them right. we hope that they will make the

right decisions. i do believe they have the knowledge and the strength to get them through this. >> i think our bigger message here is these boys are still out there. people up and down the coast of florida, whether it's south or further north, from here in jupiter need to be on the lookout for our boys. the coast guard is doing everything they can. anybody out there who wants to judge and look back, they can do that. we know who our children are. people who live on the water know what it is all about. >> mother nature is a force. we know that. we certainly do. >> that is correct. >> that's a focus right now, the search and joe, i know you, as a neighbor as a concerned community resident and friend of these families you have joined the effort here and i understand there's now a reward $100,000

reward that's been set up. tell us why that's necessary. there's been a great deal of support in spreading the word about this case. why do you think the reward was necessary, joe? >> i'm not going there. i'm going to tell you something. we are optimistic we are praying. the coast guard is wonderful. the people that are conducting the search are optimistic. the history of the high sea shows survival rates over the years. there have been miracles out there. >> yep, we love that idea. we love that thought. we believe in miracles as well here. tell us more about these young men so we can know about their resilient spirit pam. >> i have known these kids since they were very young. the last seven years with perry and austin since he was about ten years. they are two fine young fellas. they got caught in something we are not sure about. they are very knowledgeable

about the high seas and how to conduct themselves. let's keep praying. the coast guard is going to keep on searching. >> they are. what is the plan today? i imagine as soon as night lifted and light came out, the search crews were out there. tell us what you are seeing out there. >> the search crews have been going all night. we have been in constant contact with district seven. homeland security is use zing every asset they have. they are committed to finding our boys and keeping us optimistic. they are reporting in everything they need to do. florida fish and wildlife are out there doing searches. people from the public are out there. once again, it's keeping our eyes out for the boys. everybody walking the beach, please look. look for anything you may find on the beach. every little thing counts here. every piece of information. the coast guard is running their models on drifts where they

found the boat and trying to continue to zone in on where our kids are. >> yeah. we know one thing i know about the boating community is they are very helpful in situations like this. i know these boys people are on the lookout for them. our prayers are with you. we are going to keep optimism alive. pamela nick and joe, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. donald trump turning a different story here. topping a new cnn poll what is it about him? we are going to talk to his supporters, next. d over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. planters. nutrition starts with nut. (music) imagine - these kids won't have to remember passwords or obsess about security.

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what they find so inspiring about the trump show. here is part two and it matches up with the latest poll. >> you are all republicans. you consider yourself republicans. what if donald trump does not get the gop nomination and runs as a third party candidate. can you see that happening? >> i don't think any of the other republican candidates can win. therefore, if trump doesn't get the nomination i can't see myself currently actively supporting anyone else other than donald trump. >> why not have him run as a third party candidate? >> then it splits. >> a fourth party candidate. >> they want to squeeze him out because they don't want the public to hear the truth anymore because they have to get their money by donations and they are beholden to all the special interests. they are the special interests in washington that are controlling this country already. it's about time that we take

this country back and i truly believe that donald trump is the only person that is going to bring jobs back bring integrity back to the white house and make america great again. >> his leadership is obvious. what he's been doing the last few weeks in his campaign, he led every candidate around by the nose. even when interviewed, the conversation is about trump. he's completely taken over the dynamic of the election process. he's leading, they are following. >> i think everybody know that is trump is a natural born show person. he's entertaining. what has everyone in america been talking about? trump. i think it's a brilliant move. >> everybody in washington who has been there, who back stabbed the american people voted for their raises their own pensions why are we paying for them to retire as have the best life?

you bankrupt social security. >> donald trump feels like a hero to you? >> he does. to me it feels as though it's -- i feel i have hope again. as a state legislature, i can tell you, i don't have a lot of hope. i'm looking for -- i'm looking for someone to get into the white house who is going to look out for the best interest of the people and hear the people and not walk all over them and not go golfing when someone is killed and not pretend that our embassy in libya is being bombed burned and our ambassadors are being murdered and killed while stand down orders are being given. >> he's a leader. we have a lot of followers in office. on both sides of the aisle, i will say. i find it odd that trump gets so much flak. i haven't heard a word lately

about hillary clinton's role in benghazi and we lost a sitting ambassador was mutilated, tortured. we don't hear about that. that's not touched. to me that's an unfair adjustment. we go after trump, right, for saying mentioning not a war hero. we have a president, who went to bed when that happened and wouldn't lower the flag at half mass. i find it ironic the way things are picked and chose on what we will attack and not. trump is really good at pointing that light out. he's good at shining that light. get back to the problem. he may not have the solution. >> i think, regardless of the entertainment part or the thi attics behind the donald i think that people understand

he's solutions driven. i think that's what people have been seeking in this country for years. >> mitt romney was painted with the, he's so rich he's out of touch with regular americans. >> he may not care about the common man. >> mitt romney was rich. donald trump is rich. >> he's a billionaire. so for the man who says he's worth $10 billion, how can you be in touch with regular middle class? >> here's how -- here's how he's in touch. you know this country has gotten so afraid of success, they hate unsuccess. we should celebrate success. he is the definition of the american success story. >> his base of supporters make under $50,000 a year they are working class or blue collar. >> he's aspirational?

>> inspirational. >> when you hear people say he's in this as a vanity project, this campaign is a joke what do you say? >> save america. it's the only choice we have. >> if you take one thing away from donald trump, he believes in the power of america. i think he inspires americans to be american again and understand what makes those a very great people. >> very interesting to hear. se were just talking about that with margaret and john about the idea that a billionaire could be relatable to the average joe. it was interesting to hear from those supporters why they think he is the definition of the american success story. >> romney was rich. >> right. >> but, donald's celebrity is what defines him and his being rich is part of that mystique. he's getting a pass. he's getting a pass because he's

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s it monday july 27th 8:00 in the east. we have new poll numbers and they answer the question why is trump still in the race? the latest cnn poll shows wide spread dissatisfaction with washington and for those who are dissatisfied the donald is the face and the mouth of that discontent. >> gop voters in particular unhappy with the status quo. a majority saying their views aren't represented at all in washington. that's nearly double the number of democrats who feel that way. the poll reveals red flags for donald trump. let's take a look at it all. athena jones is in washington breaking it down. >> good morning. >> reporter: trump's republican rivals for the nomination has been saying his tone is offensive. his rhetoric is divisive. he doesn't represent the republican voters yet republican voters put him at the top of the pack 18% support among republican voters.

that's just ahead of jeb bush. trump has risen by six points. bush has lost a couple of points. third is wisconsin governor scott walker. but trump's popularity with republicans doesn't translate to the broader electorates. the highest unfavorable numbers are 59%. you also don't have a lot of people talking about whether trump will last how long he'll stay in the race. iowa's biggest paper "the des moines register" saying he should pull out because he's cheapened the discourt. republicans don't agree. they want to see him run whether it's as republican or independent. we heard trump hint at third party candidacy. we heard trump get a lot of attention for his remarks about illegal immigration. that was the initial rhetoric that got him a lot of attention. when you talk to voters both republicans and democrats alike, they say it's the economy that is the issue that is top of mind

for them. far ahead of illegal immigration you see there in third place and ahead of health care. it may be the illegal immigration issue that drummed up support for trump but it's the economy that voters care about. >> one feed the other. we've been saying immigration not being as big a priority means the message of discontent is looming most largely. let's bring in former reagan white house contributing editor jeffrey lure. we also have ben ferguson cnn political commentator. ben, thank you for popping in on short notice. it's good to have you guys skype to skype. so let's take a look at the bigger picture here first. donald trump is not doing well overall. he has a big built in negative. 80% of democrats, 42% of republicans, 53% of

independents. yet what is the real story? it's about his existence, jeffrey, inside those numbers if you look at the slice of the gop that really feels that washington sucks. donald is their man. you use it as a take away and what does it mean for him going forward? >> i do. bingo, chris, you are right. last week i said i thought the big story was rush limbaugh talking about the mccain trump situation and he said he didn't think that was going to mean anything. that trump would survive it in good form. rush was right. in terms of that number it's very important here. i think it was 53% in your poll who think washington sucks and they want something to do with it. my point was perfectly illustrated in that focus group you ran. that first young gentleman summed up the problem for the republican party exactly. if trump wasn't on the ticket and it was some establishment he

wasn't probably going to vote. that's a real problem for the republican party here. i think that was a problem with mitt romney. that was the problem with john mccain personally i believe that's the problem when you put moderate republicans on the ballot for president. they don't generate the heat you need to get at the base vote. >> we know ben, that jeff is sort of pro trump. i think i understand you're not so much of that persuasion. i think that's a fair way to put it. i'm wondering we've heard what the other candidates in the gop are saying -- or some not all. we've heard from the head of the rnc that the comments are divisive and he doesn't represent the base of the republican party. if we can pull up the one poll about the government in washington doesn't represent your views at all. 27% of democrats, 53% republicans. that's a real move i think we

have to recognize. would be wise for other candidates ben, to tap into that movement that trump effectively has dominated? >> yes, and i think that's where he has been so strong since the beginning. he's a guy that has been filling a void with people who feel like there are too many people that are out there talking about issues and they're not really listening to the people. donald trump sounds like he's listening to people that are angry and upset. the problem is that so many people also hate donald trump at the same time. these are the maximum poll numbers i think you're going to see out of him. 50% of registered republicans also said they are not interested -- more than 50% in donald trump at all under any circumstance. so when you look at donald trump, this may be his best numbers ever and guess what. 18% will not win you the nomination? it's such a big field. that's why the number comes so

impressive. >> think about all the attention he's had. he's been the center of conversation now for literally the last month, and you're still just at 18%. you've got marco rubio and others that have not been the center of attention, that have not -- >> right because they're -- >> they're at 12 or 15th. >> they're not as impressive. he isn't a politician. he's become relevant enough in this period of examination everything is exaggerated, but they are comparing him to ronald reagan. who is they? not a lot of people but you're hearing more and more. >> he's going to have a laugh. >> you worked with reagan. you know him well. do you see that or as a reflection of trying to boost significance? >> i do see that. in terms of the critics of both men. obviously, no two people are the same. that said their critics are saying the same thing. i looked at this.

it's eerie. sometimes it's almost word for word. this candidate is a fantasy, this is not a serious man. i remember in 1980 jimmy carter's people were salivating at the chance to run against ronald reagan because they were totally convinced he was so far out there he was an extremist guy that jimmy carter would clobber him. of course ronald reagan carried 44 states that year and they thought this four years later and he carried 49. i would just suggest that all the sort of group think on the part of the republican establishment and media and this sort of thing is not in touch with the american people. i mean they really need to think about what they're talking about here. >> what do you think? i think the parallels there are a few -- i think i see them but how do you see it? >> well, you look at ronald reagan and ronald reagan actually was elected to something before he was elected president of the united states of america. there is massive difference. one had to run campaigns. ronald reagan had also lost

before he won the presidency as well when he was running at that level. he understood issues in a completely different level on a totally different playing field than donald trump. in the screen actor's guild when he was taking on communism in russia this is something he was hyperfocussed on. he was focussed on the iranian hostage crisis. he was involved with politics all the way through governor all the way through his first loss and winning and going to the white house. to compare the two men, the only thing they may have in common is they did well on camera. that's it. here's another thing, ronald reagan who is not out there writing six figure checks to democrats four or five years ago before he ran for the white house. >> and, ben, let me say if you go to youtube, you'll find ronald reagan -- it's an audio tape of ronald reagan giving the 1948 speech endorsing harry truman for president in which he

sounds like barack obama. this business trump gave to democrats. ronald reagan was a democrat. >> ronald reagan had an actual change to the other side and it took time to do it. he was consistent. donald trump does not have that on his résumé. >> the man ideal of ronald reagan ben ferguson versus the man who worked with reagan is making the opposite point. what huckabee said about pushing israel to the door of the oven, you know in so many words, and putting out as a tweet we live in a -- the idea we had one of trump's approximate proxys on. it seems repugnant bringing up the holocaust but is that the new level that is considered acceptable rhetoric?

>> i think this is not unlike the deal with donald trump and mccain i think there are a lot of people certainly in the republican base that really aren't concerned about this. they do see that and they do think that. and i'm not always in agreement with governor huckabee but i have to say i don't think he said it to get attention. i think, you know, he's a baptist minister i believe he believes this to his core. i think a lot of other people i think donald trump probably believes some version of this himself. so i don't really think this is going to be much of a controversy. >> all right, jeff -- give me a last quick button, ben. >> mr. huckabee was not shocked. he understands iran has been saying even as recently as a week ago death to israel and by the way, death to america. this is a very real thought of his. i don't think it's controversial. he's a guy that has gone to israel so many times i can't even count and taken pilgrimages

to israel. i don't think it was anything about trying to somehow steal the center stage. i think he believes it and i think he has facts to back it up that israel is a real threat for iran if they're able to get a nuclear weapon. iran said we want to push them into the sea. they've been consistent for 30 years. >> ben, jeffrey, thank you very much. we appreciate it. nice to see you again on "new day." other news for you president obama is over seas in africa ethiopia. moments ago he responded to comments made by mike huckabee saying that obama is marching israel to the door of the oven. turn to cnn white house correspondent who is traveling along with the president live from ethiopia. good morning, michelle. >> reporter: hi. he's in the press conference. it's all about trade and countering terror. then president obama is asked a question about the iran nuclear deal. that opens up this opportunity to deliver a major slam on

republican rhetoric on that issue and others especially those highly controversial comments by mike huckabee that obama is quote, leading israelis to the door of the oven. listen. >> the particular comments of mr. huckabee are i think part of just a general panic that we've seen is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. we've had a sitting senator called john kerry a pontius pie yacht. >> the president called some of these comments outrageous including donald trump's criticism of republican senator

john mccain he said the american people deserve better. presidential debate deserves better and he called for decorum, seriousness, and honesty leading into this race. chris? >> michelle thank you for bringing that to us. also new this morning, turkey calls for a special nato conference on tuesday. turkey reached a tentative deal with the u.s. to allow use of turkish air bases to fight the terrorists. cnn national correspondent live in istanbul with the latest. you've been telling us for awhile about the humanitarian situation, but turkey had been on the sidelines militarily that seems to be shifting. what is your take? >> reporter: it really has shifted. turkey is not only at this stage opened up an active front when it comes to the battle against isis bombing and isis positions inside syria but at the same

time going after the pkk that turkey has long considered to be a terrorist organization bombing their positions deep in the mountains in northern iraq. all of this is unfolding, chris, as you have the agreement beginning to solidify itself about the use of turkish bases and air space by the united states and other coalition allies. something turkey had been under some pressure to do. s it against this backdrop turkey has called for the nato meeting. on the one hand perhaps to try to explain some of the actions but also ensures it being supported by critical nato allies at a time when perhaps turkey feels if at least security wise it's in a vulnerable position. >> all right, thank you for the latest. a situation changing. surveillance video captured the final hours before the lafayette gunman opened fire

inside a crowded movie theater last thursday night. two young women killed in a shooting are laid to rest today. investigators are revisiting the crime scene today. that's the plan. cnn ryan noble is live in lafayette louisiana with more. >> reporter: police have learned quite a bit about the background of the shooter john russell houser including his potential for violence. they haven't been able to figure out why he targeted this theater on thursday night. this morning as the community mourns new details are painting a darker picture of the 59-year-old who shot and killed two women and injured nine others in this louisiana movie theater four days ago. in this exclusive surveillance video obtained by cbs news you can see houser staying at the local hotel 6 seen walking the halls. on thursday at 6:41 p.m. you

can see his lincoln town car pulling out the motel parking lot. less than an hour later houser used a handgun to shoot nearly a dozen people at the 7:15 showing of the comedy "trainwreck." houser's attack was medthodical police say. he scouted out other theaters in neighboring towns. he switched his car's license plate, kept wigs and glasses in his motel room for disguises, and wrote about his plan in his journal. >> there's a man who is certainly of sound mind because he wrote it down. he said he's coming to this movie theater at 7:15 on thursday night. >> police say houser had a long history of reported mental and legal problems refuelling the heated debate about how he was clear to legally buy the .40 caliber pistol he used to unleash terror in the movie theater that night. >> ryan noble is reporting on what happened in louisiana. one of the reasons president

obama is in africa is to deal with al shabaab and the terror group claiming responsibility for a new deadly suicide attack at the hotel in somalia saying it was targeting western diplomats. the attack ramming a vehicle loaded with explosives into the gate of the palace hotel in mohyeldinmog deekey -- claimed responsibility for a series of assaults which targeted two hotels and a stadium housing peace keepers. a very shaky landing for airline passengers over the weekend. the royal dutch airlines flight pushed around -- look at that by a powerful 70 miles per hour winds as it was landing in amsterdam. fortunately, no one was injured. that video, obviously, goes viral. those things do. some 2 million people viewed it since it went online on saturday. boy, credit to the pilots there. that was a bumpy, bumpy landing. >> they did a good job dealing

with the role. i'm trying to figure out the smoke. >> it looks like it might be raining. >> oh just water spray. >> it didn't look like anything is on fire. >> it doesn't look like big movements on your screen but it sure feels like it when you're inside! >> oh yeah. ahead the latest on the rescue crews that are scrambling to find these two young boys. they have been missing at sea since their boat capsized on friday. they haven't been seen since. ahead the information office from the coast guard will join us. we'll get an update on the ongoing search efforts.

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two 14-year-old boys are missing at sea. the search is still very active. they were last seen friday after a 19-foot motor boat found capsized and damaged sunday about 70 miles off the central florida coast. both are said to be avid fishermen and both families are clinging to the hope they're alive in the water. cnn correspondent is live in florida with the latest. elena, what do we know? >> reporter: the families are living a nightmare. they spent the weekend searching for the boys asking for the publics' he help and hoping the children will be found safe. the desperate search for two teen boaters miss off the coast of florida since friday evening intensifying overnight. their capsized 19-foot single

engine vessel found overturned 67 nautical miles off florida's coast with no trace of 14-year-old perry cohen and austin steph knows. both avid boaters embarked on a fishing trip friday morning. the pair was last seen about 1:30 p.m. in the jupiter florida area buying $110 of fuel. early reports indicated the boys had told others they plan to travel to the bahamas. the coast guard's search efforts on the sea and from the air now spanning more than 26,000 square nautical miles. >> it can be tricky searching from the air. >> reporter: the effort to find the teams getting big name support from family friend nfl

hall of famer helping raise $100,000 for the boy's return. >> we're praying the coast guard is wonderful. the history of the high sea shows survival rates over the years that have been miracles out there and we're planning on finding the children. >> reporter: the teen's families praying for a miracle. >> none of us are giving up hope. obviously, it's a terrifying experience to be living through, but i have 100% faith that they will find our boys. >> reporter: the coast guard tells me their search right now is focussing on an area just off of jacksonville florida. that's north of where the capsized boat was found. so far the area they've searched is about as big as the state of indiana and it's expected to grow as the search continues today. >> thank you so much for that. joining us on the phone now is coast guard petty officer mark barney who joins us from miami. hopefully you can give us an update on the search area.

it sounds like such a tremendous effort. >> caller: yes. good morning. yes. thank you for having me first. right now the search efforts are focussed off the coast of jacksonville. based on the conditions, we believe that if the boys are in the water the current has gone to the north. >> give us an idea of the conditions you're facing. we understand there was stormy weather over the weekend. what are conditions like now? >> caller: yes, there was stormy weather over the weekend, however, it cleared up the past 24 hours. right now the weather looks like 78 partly cloudy seas about 3 feet. it's not bad. knost not the most peripheral conreferable conditions right now. we'll do everything to bring the boys home to their family. >> give us an idea what the effort entails. you're putting your full weight into this.

what kind of resources do you have assisting? >> caller: absolutely. through the night we've had air crews out clear water flying throughout the entire night. right now we have an air station searching now and we have a coast guard searching in the water. >> what is keeping you so hopeful? the fact these two young boys were fit and able bodied and the fact they were avid sportsmen. they spent a lot of time on the boat and on the water. the fact that the temperature of the water is more favorable for survival? >> caller: well it will be hard for us do our jobs and hold on to some hope. we are pleased to know these boys, you know they spent their lives on the water fishing, recreational boating. if anything that would help that's something we're glad to hear. but absolutely still have hope we can possibly find these boys.

>> we understand they told others they were looking to travel to the bahamas. we understand another boater saw them gassing up their boat and wondered why they were going out in stormy weather. do we know if there was nidis stress call placed? were there any radio transmissions at all from their craft? >> caller: that's related to this case. we get distressed calls on a constant basis but nothing that resembles anything leading to austin or perry. >> you can identify if it came from their water craft? >> caller: it would have been difficult to identify ait completely. especially if they didn't pass any information or names or where they're at. especially they're location. we've been searching since friday afternoon since 5:00 and searching until right now nonstop. >> we know there's a lot of

water craft out there. we know there's a lot of boats in the area and obviously the call has gone out to other mariners out there, other craft on the water. what is the message that you want to tell other boaters who might be around there? >> caller: for the other boaters out there on the water now, we just ask that they stay alert and aware. we put out the pictures of austin and perry. put their names out there. if they see somebody to resemble that to see people in the water report it as soon as possible. call 9-1-1 or contact the coast guard directly. we hope people are paying attention. >> i hate even going there, we know these boys didn't tell their parents they were going. this is a cautionary tale for other parents and young people that like being on the water. >> caller:s it. s it -- it is. unfortunately. we want people to have fun and

enjoy themselves, however, we want people to be safe. hopefully one of the boys has a life jacket on. hopefully. and this is one of the things, unfortunately, one of the situations that can happen out there to anybody at sea. >> to anybody. we know that all too well. even the most seasoned this can happen to. we'll join the prayers that the miracle will happen. thank you for joining us mark barney petty officer of the ghost coast guard. >> we've seen people live through a lot worse. i know it sounds dire when you're hearing that. it if they jackets on it could make all the difference. we'll stay on that and wish the best to those boys and families. we'll take a quick break, when we come back caitlyn jenner's show debuted last night. big ratings and a big surprising statement on the show. we have the details ahead.

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here are the five things you need to know for the "new day" on monday. donald trump surging to the top of the republican field in the latest cnn poll. fuelled by strong support among voters who say they aren't feeling their views are represented in washington. a majority of republicans want trump to stay in the race. president obama in ethiopia this morning talking trade, terrorism, and a civil war in south sudan. the commander in chief blasted the gop's rhetoric on the 2016 campaign trail saying americans deserve better. coast guard crews relentlessly searching an area about the size of maine throughout the night. they're looking for two 14-year-old boys whose boat was found overturned off the florida coast. boy scouts of america votes today to end the long standing board on gay leaders. sad news bobbi kristina brown, the daughter of the late whitney houston passed away late

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the war against isis is very much on going. we have a significant development today. a new pact may allow turkey and the united states to create a safe haven against isis in syria. the reports say it will help patrol an area about 60 miles long to create a safe zone for civilians. there's been a big humanitarian crisis going through the syria border with turkey. this now launches us into another boat where turkey is asking nato for help. they're getting more involved what does it mean? cnn military analyst and former commanding general of europe.

very good to have you, general. you says it a big deal it's not a no-fly zone but a safe zone. what does it mean? >> it's a big deal first of all, for u.s. forces. if it wasn't complex enough we just turned it up significantly on complexities with turkey coming into this fight. a very good thing they are supporting with f-16s. extremely good thing and a game-changer they are allowing us aircraft air base for attacks in the north. it will save significantly, have faster strike times, and potentially even use drones from that base. it will be complex because as we know today the turkish government has asked nato for an article 4 hearing in brussels which means basically they are saying to the other 27 nato members, hey, we feel like there is a security threat on our territory in turkey and we may need various forms of assistance

from the rest of nato. >> you've said all along when people were questioning why turkey wasn't doing more you were saying they will when they feel threatened as if nobody wants to get in on the war unless they have to. the good news bad news it's gotten bad enough they think they need the help. nato can easily mean the u.s. everybody is dismissing that saying no u.s. men or women will be involved on the ground. do we know that for sure? you were involved with nato peace keeping >>well it depends on what you're talking about. yes, i was. let's talk about turkey first. i did say that several months ago. it's good for you to remember that, but what we're talking about is turkey does not see the same threats that we see. they do not have the same national security approach that we do. their number one priority is getting rid of assad. their number two priority is helping to relocate the almost 2 million refugees that are in turkey right now from syria. that's a huge resource load on there. and then additionally to that

so you have the potential fights against the kurds. you have one more and it's the securing of their border. all of these things have -- and you can also add the fact we had state department and general john allen in turkey over the last several weeks attempting to convince them they were making a huge strategic mistake by not getting more involved. all of these things played a role to bring turkey more affectively in the fight. it's a good thing. it will show other nations in europe they have to contribute, too. >> help people understand why turkey matters. they're a well developed military there. they have a lot of fighting experience. what difference can they make here? >> i'll take it beyond the military approach chris. one of the things we have to concern ourselves with while everyone is focussing on the military approach to isis the turkish border especially the two remaining major border points in northeastern syria, excuse me in northwestern syria

are still allowing foreign fighters into syria to fight with isis. if turkey gets more involved those border points will be closed for the inflow for freedom fighters or the isis fighters the jihadis. the other things it will do is cause a more significant barrier for the outflow of corruption and it will eliminate some of the money markets that isis has been using. it's a continual ceiling of isis in syria, the containment of them in that small area which they occupy and also bringing the safe haven and i think will allow the syrian freedom fighters to take the fight to both isis and the assad regime. there are many second and third order effects to this thing that is already a confusing issue. it's going to get more confusing in the days ahead. one more quick take on something. there's a bubbling up of discussion that the u.s. the allies are going to have to engage assad to get more of his help to get the job done in syria against isis.

if you're not going to take him out, then you need his help. what will that mean in terms of the complexity of turkey who said wants assad out. their volunteerism. is it a new phase of we need to pay more attention to what is happening in isis? >> there's the constant approach toward different diplomatic issues. i think that may be happening. some of the nations around the world are attempting to suggest to assad, hey, you have to contain yourself. there may be a small part that he may be allowed to control, but i'm not sure how that's going to go. that's just an option or a course of action that might be further developed. because you're always looking for the diplomatic solution at the same time you're conducting the military campaign. this is part of it. but i wouldn't lend a whole lot of credence to that ever happening. >> we've had people on the ground all along. it seems weird during a new phase a war on isis very real and demands our attention.

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things? do i project the right image? my mind is just spinning with thoughts. i just hope i get it right. i hope i get it right. >> that was caitlyn jenner. the premier episode gave us a new look at cait's new life interacting with her mom, daughter even kim and kanye. let's . you watched the show. you've seen it. did she, as she said did cait get it right? >> yes. she got it right 100%. it was like so exciting and touching to watch. very emotional experience for me. >> i keep thinking about the genius of her campaign that is, you know the vanity fair cover, diane sawer, and this. she's so familiar that there's

nothing almost shocking about it. then again, she's so likable. >> it was interesting because i was there red scent that the kardashian noise would affect the true issue. did it? >> no. i mean i was shocked at how intimate it was. >> let me say this she's an exceedingly wealthy person and she lives in something of a cocoon with the wealth. there's a scene with kim and kanye. she's with kim in her closet and there's new outfits -- >> this is not anybody's reality. >> i thought the show was effective. it didn't seem shocking. i thought there was a scene at the end where she goes to visit another family. she talk how she wants to be an advocate. i thought that was the least effective in the show to me. >> really? the scene you're talking about is when she went to visit the

family of a 14-year-old that had committed suicide. >> that's right tyler prescott. >> she said openly she wanted to do this because she wanted to serve as a role model. >> the show opens with -- >> and i think there will be more of that. it seemed a little tacked on. she's getting used to this role. she wasn't born into the role of an activist. >> there's no playbook. >> absolutely. i don't want to be too scolding but it felt tacked on. >> and i thought, you know, one thing she says in the episode was that she's not an expert but she's an expert on her story. >> yes. >> that's all she can be. she can share and touch people with what she's going through >>well and the fact is with any other community there's a spectrum. the black experience is isn't a single one. the gay experience is not a single one. there's a spectrum and everybody will have a different experience. but the authenticity rang true. i think it did for both of you.

there are moving parts in particular i want to ask you about it jocelyn. the notion of family acceptance. it's a touchg moment when she has her moment come to see her. let's watch this. >> take the time to tell your mother all these secrets. you always have doubts in your mind of how that first impression is going to work out. you want it to be so good. i'm hoping for the best. >> where are you going in your head as you watch that? >> it's so touching. it's amazing, you know, it's like it really brings back this you know how importants it to have acceptance. >> yes. >> how importants it to -- it is to have acceptance. >>s it interesting our families have so much power in our lives. >> absolutely. >> whethers it good or it bad and to have that kind of support from her family has been pretty extraordinary. >> one of the things about her i was struck by with the diane

story and the vanity fair. she speaks very very -- >> exactly. >> as does the family. they encounter and deal with the issues in ways i find relatable. >> and talk a little bit more about the idea of the privilege. that's one of the things i want to hear. what you're hearing with the transgender community about the fact she's becoming a poster child, if you will. is there concern this privilege she's white, she's affluent she has power and prestige and fame. is there a concern as the poster child she's setting an unreal expectations or there's not that concern? >> i'm sure there is concern for some people. i mean, i've heard some people have that concern, but i think honestly one of the most touching things -- i was sharing this with larry before she acknowledges her privilege. that is so important, you know, to acknowledge that she is a

wealthy, white celebrity is key because the access she has and the resources she has to health care to, you know, fashion, you know, she's wearing tom ford, you know it's not people's every day experience. >> is there a change u in conversation? >> i couldn't help but watch it. i watched with my two teen children. i was struck by how important it was. they were not struck -- nothing at all seemed -- >> how about that? >> it was incredible. >> there was a dose of reality in reality television? >> her campaign and her reveal, if you will has been so effective to mitigate against that that this show at times was almost more real. that's extraordinary. >> indian what you mean. larry and jocelyn, great to have the conversation. if you have viewed it? what do you think? if you haven't seen it i

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. all right. "the good stuff." >> i want one. >> the two new jersey firefighters sit down for breakfast after fighting fires. the server sent a note saying thank you for all you do and running into the places everyone else runs away from. your breakfast is on me. >> it made me feel good that us firefighters are wanted and people care about us. >> they know it's been remarked as, you know like i said an extraordinary act but it's not. it's small. it was just a little gesture. >> why doesn't everybody do it? it was nice. the guys put the story on facebook and learned she's been trying to raise money for a her dad for years.

so the good men got her story out. liz received more than three times what she asked for for her paraplegic father. >> we need to start a fund-raiser fund-raiser. we have to do something for her. >> i don't know what to say to that. what a way to wake up today. >> thank you for that good stuff. that ends our show for today. let's hand it over to carol costello and newsroom. >> that was a nice end. thank you so much. have a nice day! newsroom newsroom starts now. happening now in the "news room." lost at sea the coast guard searching for two teenagers. their boat captain sizesized off the florida coast. their parents holding out hope. >> we are positive our boys are out there. >> a nfl legend gets involved. >> the love is there. we're all praying. also