parties as a way to undermine the european democracies and officials don't think they're trying to get donald trump elect said as they keep claiming and they're trying to create confusion around the elections. >> a disturbing development, evan, thanks very much. that's it for me. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. out front next, breaking news. a major kill. the mastermind in the paris attacks and a top isis leader dead tonight. the breaking details just in to cnn. more breaking news, polls closing at this hour. will mccain and rubio keep their jobs and will their wins hurt donald trump? president obama's longtime doctor speaks to "out front" with major questions about clinton and trump's mental health. let's go "out front." ♪ ♪ >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. one of the isis leaders and

mastermind of the paris terror attacks is dead tonight with the $5 million bounty on his head. mohammad al adnaadnani, and cal for deaths to americans by any means possible. nick, what do you know tonight about this? it's obviously a very significant kill? >> reporter: the details from isis themselves is minimal. both their affiliated agency and the statement from them saying he was killed while inspecting military operations near aleppo. they didn't say when. there have been eulogies from him on social media and isis supporters and what we've heard from a senior defense official is that it was targeting a senior isis leader and they won't say if it was adnani they were after and you can put two

and two together here. it's unlikely isis would make a high-profile announcement of such a key figure unless he really had lost his life and it comes at a terrible time when they are being pushed near syria and iraq near the turkish border where they need fighters and supplies in. this could not be a more seminal noll figure behind their slick, gruesome at times video system which was used to recruit people. the propaganda of extremism and brutality and executions. the man who directed attacks in the west, the paris attacks you mentioned, too, and perhaps above all the man who has likely changed the model of inspiring recruits to attack people in the west. he said you don't need to wait for us to give you instructions and go out there and kill them the infidels wherever you find them and later isis would claim responsibility. we've seen so many attacks like that in the past few months or so.

a seminol figure does mark a seismic -- in that terror group. >> a crucial development. nick, thank you very much. also breaking at this hour, the polls closing across florida. marco rubio fighting for his senate seat there. coming after months of ridicule and attacks by trump during the presidential primary battles. across the country, john mccain facing a tough le election battle tonight. the 80-year-old mccain pitted against a woman 33 years his junior. manu raju is out front tonight in kissimmee, florida. >> reporter: tonight, senators marco rubio and john mccain each facing primary challengers who aligned themselves with donald trump, but both still needing to woo the billionaire's backers to win in november as well as voters put off by the gop nominee's words. >> trump is losing in this state. you're obviously battling some national headwinds because of

him. >> i'm not sure trump is losing in florida, but its irrespective how the top of the ticket does. i have to earn my own way. it's the u.s. senate seat. people know who i am. >> when it comes to appearing with trump. >> would he campaign with trump when he comes to florida? >> we have our own schedule and we won't disrupt our schedule and if it makes sense we'll look at it on a case by case basis. >> gop leaders successfully convinced rubio to run for reelection and help keep their eight-seat majority, but will rubio serve his full six-year term if reelected? >> no one can make that commitment because no one knows what the future will hold in your life. i am fully prepared to make it the last political office i ever hold. >> pat toomey with a new poll showing him trailing his democratic challenge before katie mcginty by four points. that raises the stakes for rubio and mccain to help the gop keep control of the senate. rubio won't take back the

attacks he waged against trump. his primary vote says it could backfire in november. >> his lack of endorsement, real endorsement and not a tepid endorsement of the nominee irritates them. >> reporter: in arizona a cnn/orc poll finds mccain comfortably ahead of his republican primary opponent, kelly ward who is embracing trump, but facing a tough challenge from democrat and kirkpatrick, mccain has approached trump carefully offering his support for the nominee and also calling on him to retract his criticism of prisoners of war. >> would you appear on the same stage with donald trump if he came here? >> i think it's important for donald trump to express his appreciation for veterans, not john mccain. >> democrats have their own headwinds to battle, namely clinton's unpopularity in swing states. rubio is eager to tie his likely democratic opponent, congressman patrick murph toe clinton. >> how can patrick murphy support hillary clinton after all of the outrageous things

that keep coming out about her? >> do you trust hillary clinton? do you 100% trust her? >> yes, do i. >> reporter: i also had a chance to talk to marco rubio about the speech donald trump is giving tomorrow on immigration and what rubio told me is it's, quote, not realistic for donald trump to want to deport the 11 million undocumented immigrants. he also said mexico is not going to pay for a border wall and that's something donald trump has made as a centerpiece of his campaign. when i pushed rubio about whether or not donald trump had softened his rhetoric on immigration he would not go through and said he criticized democrats. it shows the fine line marco rubio is walking here with dealing with donald trump in florida? manu, thank you very much. >> as you heard manu talking about, republicans are watching about what trump will say on immigration because you have a lot of people mainstream in that part that completely disagree with him. trump's son saying his father will not soften his hardline stance. here's donald trump jr. >> his policy has been the same

for the six, seven, eight months. >> they all have to go. >> correct. you have to start with baby steps. you have to let i.c.e. do their job and you have to eliminate sanctuary cities and you vo to get rid of the criminals, first and foremost and secure the border. these are common sense thing, anders anderson. >> jim acosta is live. what do you expect from him tonight? he's preparing his speech and what are we going hear from him tonight? >> we will hear from donald trump tonight and he has an event just outside of seattle and a curious place for a republican to go and it's a reliably blue state and he'll be back on message with hillary clinton tonight and what we do know with this speech tomorrow night is donald trump is receiving input on this critical speech on immigration and his runningmate mike pence told reporters that he's been talking about this address with trump and as you played in that clip from donald trump jr., there appears to be this movement toward a baby steps approach as the candidate's son put it. no more do you hear people inside the campaign talk about a

deportation force that he mentioned early on in the process, the deportation force that would round up the 11 million or so undocumented immigrants in this country. instead, what i'm hearing and what you're hearing from sources inside and close to the campaign is the notion of prioritizing deportation starting with those that have broken the law in this country and deciding later on what to do with the rest of the undo you meaned. they know inside the campaign that would not sit well with some in the conservative base which is why, erin, there will be a big focus building an actual wall, and kellyanne conway the campaign manager was talking about that today and comparisons will be made with hillary clinton's immigration plan which governor pence earlier today labeled open borders. the campaign is confident, erin, that republicans will side with them over clinton when they draw the contest. we'll hear plenty of that tomorrow night. >> of course, donald trump will be speaking tonight, as well. as you point out in seattle. thank you very much. maria cardona, pro-clinton super pac, pastor james davis, a

donald trump supporter, baccari sellers, hillary clinton supporter. corey lewandowski, trump's former campaign major and still receiving severance from the campaign and trump republican. let me start with you. you heard marco rubio. you heard john mccain. both of them at least from the polls coming in will continue to win today and we don't have the final results and still not willing to say they will campaign with donald trump. it was so tepid. it was damning. how significant is that? >> well, in some places i think it will be significant. i think it will be more significant for senator toomey in pennsylvania and my home state. for marco rubio, i'm not so sure because he's popular although we do need to remember that he was defeated by about 20 points by donald trump and his presidential primary in florida. for john mccain that's a different story again and he's got a tough race on his hands, and i do think the trump folks are pretty passionate people, and they're remembering who is

and who is not going along here with the band. >> maria, that's an interesting point, though because obviously donald trump came out in the most personal of ways with john mccain saying he's not a war hero. john mccain never fully backed off donald trump. he has not joined the anti-trump list and he's not planning to. it's not as if you're suddenly seeing some rift and you're not going to get a marco rubio or john mccain to come on that side. >> sure, but i think the problem that republicans are facing is that, like trump, they are now going to face a general election electorate which, like trump, is very different than what they faced in their primary and the fact of the matter is that a lot of people see even if john mccain and especially marco rubio who had nothing, but the most i haves rating of insults saying he could not be trusted with the nuclear codes. to then go back and say this he supports him for president that just doesn't jive with the general election electorate.

it certainly doesn't jive with independents who are trying to make this decision, and i think it really plays into, frankly, the hillary clinton campaign -- not just her, but also republican moderates who have fallen away from trump and going to support hillary, the latest of which is reagan solicitor general, right? charles freed. >> yeah. >> so it underscores that sentiment and so i think that will be very damning for that general. >> as the polls are closing here and one thing is that when you look at the numbers coming and we'll see what happens tonight and the numbers coming in look like they'll see marco rubio and john mccain win the primaries. they're running against people, both of whom support the wall and vocally supports the muslim ban. isn't there repudiation from supporters of donald trump? >> no. when donald trump was on the ballot donald trump won 38 times in locations where he was on the ballot and if you look at marco rubio's performance in the state of florida in the presidential

primary he lost 66 out of 67 counties. the good news for marco rubio and it is very important in the last four years republicans have made gains in party registration by 300,000 people now. barack obama won the state of florida by 75,000 votes and the democrats still have an advantage and the good news for marco rubio and for donald trump in florida is it's trending to register more republicans right now. >> that's not true. politico just wrote a story that talked about how there's been 436,000 new registered voters since 2012 in florida, and 76% of those voters are not white. they are minority voters. so florida and the demographics are actually trending away and more people are registering as independents. so there is a demographic problem. >> 557,000 people are registered in 2012 and 259,000 are now registered and this is cnn's numbers and not some tabloid like politico. >> 75,000 people. so you can blame cnn or blame

politico. politico is a tabloid. >> they're not in trump's favor in terms of race. >> that's correct. >> that's something to be concerned about for the trump campaign and also considering that donald trump, is open in florida and hillary clinton has over 30. donald trump has one office open -- has one office in new hampshire. hillary clinton has almost 17. donald trump only has two offices open in pennsylvania. hillary clinton has 36. so i mean, you were the former campaign manager, i don't know what you were doing not having offices open in these states. it would be only fair to give corey a chance to respond. >> winning in 38 states and we defeated 17 candidates faster than hillary clinton could defeat a socialist in vermont. >> i live there, and i know it. >> all right. pause for a moment, we're all coming back and next, an african-american pastor and trump supporter under fire for tweeting a cartoon of hillary

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breaking news. a top adviser for donald trump coming under fire after tweeting a cartoon of hillary clinton in black face. pastor mark burns a member of the coalition tweeted the same controversial cartoon, but without clinton in black face and it says getting your head chopped off by isis is more important than a cartoon. can you hear me now? stop the pandering. doubling down on the message. you see the shirt she's wearing and you see what the comments are around her. phil mattingly is "out front." >> reporter: today, the pitch battle over the hot-button issue

of race in america continuing to escalate. >> i pray that those who i offended receive it as a sincere apology because it was never my intention to, you know, to hurt anyone or to offend anyone. >> reporter: pastor mark burns, a prominent trump supporter apologized for tweeting a cartoon showing hillary clinton in black face, but not backing down from its inflammatory message. for me the blackface wasn't the focal point of the picture. for me when i saw it it was showing how hillary clinton and the democrat party panders after the black vote. >> as trump's campaign disavows this robo call from former kkk grand wizard and louisiana senate candidate david duke, a white nationalist supporter who has dogged trump's campaign for months. >> we're losing our country. look at the super bowl salute to the black panther cop killers. it's time to stand up and vote for donald trump for president

and vote for me david duke for the u.s. senate. >> the twin distractions potentially undercutting an apparent effort by trump and his team to reach out to minority voters in recent weeks, a clear weakness for trump according to a recent pew poll that black support e supporters support the nominee. >> black parents walking with their child, they're shot, their child is shot, often killed. folks, what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? donald trump will fix it. >> reporter: top clinton adviser joel benningson firing back at the effort on cnn today. >> for him to denigrate and stereotype an entire population in the way he has it reflects the kind of bigotry and racism we've heard coming out of his mouth. >> reporter: erin, as you noted pastor mark burns doubling down on that message, if not the

tactics and trying to put it out. mark burns is also the individual who announced a shift in the trump campaign and their focus and that's donald trump's visit to detroit on saturday. while he's been pushing the outreach for minority voters is doing it for audiences and trump will visit a predominantly black church and the issue of the strategy here when you talk to trump advisers is two-for-one and they have a lot of work to do when it comes to minority voters and there is a desperate need to soften trump's image with suburban voters and that's one thing they're focused on. >> thank you very much. phil mattingly from where donald trump will be speaking in the next hour. >> my panel is back with you. >> mark burns is sorry for the image he tweeted and doubling down on the message. should he have apologized? >> i don't think he should have apologized. it's as if hillary clinton is above political satire and political cartoons. i don't hear any outrage when

they paint donald trump in a swastika and liken him to hitler. there isn't all of this. l hoopla, and there are things named in the cartoon, talking about hot sauce in her bag and the rest of it and so enough is enough. when can we not say what needs to be said? these would be pointed out that in fact, our community has voted this way for 50 years and we've gotten nothing for it, even longer in some cases and as a result we sit here now with the communities the way they are and mark burns pointed out that yes, she is. acquiescent to black lives matter when they talk about the police statement and the hot sauce in my bag across the shirt. to me, when i read that if it wasn't true it wouldn't have been funny and that's part of satire in that what she's saying is actual. >> so what do you make of that, baccari, that this is satire. putting donald trump in a swastika, nobody complains why

not this? >> i know mark burns and i am glad mark burns apologized and it went beyond the pale andant wan mcray, and yousuf salam what were the central park five who he led a lynch mob in the early '90s and that's the apology that needs to be made. it's not pandering, sir, when hillary clinton goes into south carolina and talks about getting young african-american males out of prisons and it's not pandering when she goes into the segregated south to make sure that african-americans have children and it's not pandering when there are african-american children in this country that have access to healthcare because of the chips program that she put on her back. i understand -- i'm just going to just, one more thought. i understand that thought and that's fair. your assertion is fair if you want to make it, it's not truthful or rooted in fact, but that's fine and -- >> the fact that the reason it's

rooted in fact is because she can talk about it, but haven't done anything. that's all we've heard. we went here and talked. that's all that's gone on. >> let me explain what the chips program is. >> i understand what the chips program is. >> it's the children's health insurance program. that's not talking and the talking point that somehow democratic cities -- to push this talking point about democratic cities is one i hear often, but the highest concentration of african-american poverty is in the deep south where you have republican legislators and republican governors. so i understand you want to talk about detroit and you want to talk about chicago. >> you can't pull it off the table if you're talking about the top ten areas of poverty in this nation. that is ran by democrats. >> we want to talk about crime and all of these plans. >> what is donald trump's plan for the african-american community? >> why does it have to be a special list for people that

look like us? >> you're not going to get -- >> that's absurd. the way it's fixed by fixing the economy. >> how? >> by reinforcing by the implementing the things that he's talking about in his campaign. >> how? >> this is what baccari does all of the time and he goes to how, how, how, how. >> the how is to elevate everyone through economic change and the things he will bring in jobs to our community when we've been told that by these other folks that have been in charge for the last -- forever, but nothing has happened of it. not a single thing has happened of it and they'll ask hillary how. >> they do ask hillary how. >> first of all, nobody from the hillary clinton campaign and none of her senior advisers have ever put anything out with donald trump and a swastika. i just want to be very clear about that because that is the insinuation that you made. >> it's the left media. it's the left media. >> that's not her campaign. >> secondly, this is his campaign. secondly, on economics and on statistics and economics it has

been shown that under democratic presidents, americans and minorities and african-americans and latinos all do much better economically. >> that's because of reagan omices. >> that's not. >> it is because of rayieaganom. >> from the time ronald reagan took office and corrected the economy left by jimmy carter and we had double digit inflation. >> and george h.w. bush who tanked the economy and bill clinton had to come in and -- >> during the clinton administration -- >> obama had to come in and rescue it. >> mr. obama, of course, had to rescue an economy tanked by freddie mae and on. >> tanked by george w. bush. >> because the housing policy under bill clinton planted the seeds of the great financial crash. >> let me ask you a question in terms of who this message is targeted at. >> it's targeted at the

african-american community and equally targeted and wanted to find a way to vote for him. who is he targeting this message at? >> he's polling at 8% among african-americans and they don't traditionally do well with african-americans and mitt romney gets 6 hers and john mccain gets 4%. and he's doubling the percentage. is that satisfactory? of course it's not satisfactory. the bottom line is he's doing outreach. >> 26% -- 26% of the african-american community currently lives in poverty, there are 4 million more african-american people today under the obama administration that are on economic assistance. -- >> i have a short quote. >> go ahead, tara, i'm sorry. >> this is my question if according to the pastor over here that donald trump doesn't have to explain himself and he doesn't have to give a plan then why has he wasted the last two weeks of this crucial time in the campaign pandering to the

african-american vote? >> i didn't say it was a plan. >> so that doesn't even make sense. there are certain issues that are of importance to the black community -- >> he's not speaking directly to the african-american community. >> -- let's hear -- >> hold on. let's listen. >> donald trump has had many opportunities to speak in front of black audiences and has turned them down. legitimate ones. >> which do you mean? >> the naacp. >> the naacp, the urban league. >> the nabj. >> the naacp or as rush limbaugh, the -- >> i don't care what rush calls it. that is a major black organization. >> it's the same exact invitation in 2004 for exactly the same reason. it is no longer about african-americans. it is about liberalism. >> corey can speak to this in that we were engaging donald trump last year, june and july, section of pastors in atlanta and another hundred -- >> in new york. and the left media sent out an

attack to say well, why are you going over there to speak to them that somehow or another it was evil to get in the room and speak with him. >> the result -- and this is the problem. donald trump sees -- donald trump sees african-americans as either professional athletes or good times. either we are struggling and decimating our communities and poverty and don't want to get up and do anything or we're professional athletes. he does not understand anything about the middle class, and if you met with him and he still didn't have a criminal justice plan and a plan for african-american small businesses, shame on you. >> all of you are staying with me, because next, even "the new york times" says hillary clinton has to cut ties with the clinton administration as the fbi prepares to release the report of the private e-mail and clinton and trump tonight, president obama's longtime doctor speaks out. he's my guest "out front."

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her. our justice reporter evan perez is out front and obviously something a lot of people are waiting for. >> reporter: absolutely, erin. the fbi director james comey decided to show the public how they reached their decision not to bring charges against hillary clinton for keeping classified information in a private e-mail server. in the next few days the fbi is set to release the roughly 30-page report that they provided to prosecutors recommending that no charges be brought. they're also going to release notes from fbi's interview with hillary clinton and this is an unprecedented step in a case where there were no charges brought, but comey's hope here is that by releasing these investigative documents the public will see that clinton didn't get any special treatment from the fbi and that it wasn't even a close call. i am told the cia and other agencies are making redactions at this hour to these document which is is a reminder that despite what secretary clinton said there was classified

information stored on her private server. >> thank you very much, evan. my panel back with me along with a former state department spokeswoman under hillary clinton and john kerrie and under president obama. when this comes out tomorrow, obviously, we will get this report. what are we going to hear? >> well, i think we're going to be all relieved that there's more information out there. there's greater transparency on this, but it's certainly not going to change the fact that there have been no charges recommended by the fbi and frankly, an fbi director who was a republican appoint see, and t fact that secretary clinton said it was -- and we will find more emi-mails that say please print pass that on and nothing more in content than we have, but transparency, let the american public decide. >> nothing, berger? >> what you have is more e-mail controversy from the clinton

campaign and they're dying to get this behind them. what we saw today once again is the cozy relationship between the state department and the clinton foundation asking for special favors whether that be seated at a special spot next to the vice president during dinner and whether it's getting the crown prince, and moreover, don't forget, hillary clinton said she turned over all these e-mails and what we found out again today was more e-mails about benghazi. it wasn't about yoga. it wasn't about chelsea's wedding it was about benghazi that were not turned over to the fbi and were found by a private entity. >> on that point, that there's so much in here in these meetings, an advise tore donald trump, a personal adviser, a friend of 40 years, tom barrack, billionaire raising money for him, right? i talked to him yesterday and i asked him about hillary clinton's e-mails. a 40-year friend of donald trump and met with him yesterday and here's when he said. >> i e-mailed the foundation and we know how difficult it is to

go from your public e-mail to your private e-mail and here is a woman representing 157 countries and she must have 3,000 e-mails a day, her husband was president and he has a foundation going, and whether someone comes to lunch or not is not inconsequential for her to be united states to me. i'd rather for them to get on with it. >> you were saying -- >> this is a joke, right? i have three accounts in my iphone. it's hard to go between your personal and your -- >> okay. i understand. >> where does the rabbit hole end with this stuff? it starts with 30,000 and another 15,000 and now 30 more and we're supposed to just goes on kimmel and brushes it off, oh, they're boring and we just say nothing about this stuff. it's just ridiculous. it goes on and on. >> he's not been in government. if you're in government you are supposed to have, a, the judgment and not to put a private server in your basement and b, know enough that everything you write, everything you write will be public

information and the real problem the clinton campaign has and they know it, is that these things are coming out and coming out and coming out. who knows who will release them? wikileaks? judicial watch. who knows? we'll get to november and we'll still be seeing these things. >> please print the document on benghazi. >> jeffrey has a point in that it is a problem for the clinton campaign that every other week we have to now get on and talk about e-mails and there is a certain point when you don't want to talk about e-mails and she had a mental health plan when all people wanted to talk about was anthony weiner. >> mental health and anthony weiner are related. >> yes. prime example. >> but even more, but -- you did that one. >> but even more importantly, i think what we're realizing is that there's not much there. you want to go to the fact that, okay, sit this person by this person at lunch or -- >> that's called access. >> that's called access. >> or the prince of bahrain who has met with leon panetta and

has met with the vice president of the united states and who had the red carpet rolled out from other state department officials and deserved a meeting with the secretary of state and we've actually -- my last point is we've looked at the whole clinton foundation thing and i think people should be ashamed because the clinton foundation does extremely good work and some surrogates come on tv and back away from it, but the clinton foundation has been awesome and literally saved lives. so i hope that they continue to do good work. >> every major media outlet has called for the closing of the clinton foundation from the huffington post and these are not right-wing conservative publications and 50% or more of the donors to the foundation got access and that's the bottom line. >> thanks to all. coming this monday hear personal stories of both the presidential candidates from those who know them best labor day starting here at 8:00 on cnn. >> the doctor who vouched for president obama's health on cnn, trump calling anthony weiner a

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donald trump says he'll release his medical records if hillary clinton releases hers, but it seems his running mate mike pence is not as passionate as trump is about this particular issue. >> the american people have a right to know that information, but i'm less concerned about her bad health as i am about her bad ideas. >> it comes as more questions e merge about donald trump's own health and his unconventional doctor. >> dr. david shiner was president obama's doctor for more than 20 years. he wrote the letter stating obama was in excellent health when he was running for president in 2008, and dr. shiner wrote in your letter and he wrote he is in astonishingly excellent health. >> you perceive a big difference between how you use the word excellent and how he used the word excellent. >> he was referring to a man who was in his mid-40s who was solid

muscle and who was in obviously in great condition. he was not 70 years old. the oldest man to enter the white house was elected and this was arguably one of the most important things dr. bornstein ever wrote and he showed no concern for the public to whom he meant to read, and all of the lab results were positive. when the doctor says positive it means abnormal. if reports are normal you say the results were negative. i also had difficulty with a gast gastroneurologist of evaluating the mental health of a patient. >> so when trump's doctor was asked about, trump's health in an actual interview he sort of laughed at one point and i want to play for you exactly what he said, dr. scheiner. >> his health is excellent, particularly his mental health. he thinks he's the best.

he would be fit because his brain is turned on 24 hours a day. brain turned on on 24 hours a day and you mentioned he's a gastroenterologist and not someone who focuses on the health of someone's brain in mind. it's peculiar that he should laugh when he talked about his mental health. did he think that that's an issue? it was a strange time for him to be laughing. >> do you have concern as a doctor? what more would you want from donald trump when it comes to the specific issues? what information do voters need? >> i think you need real details. i think you need actual medical records and just someone quoting a few -- making a few statements about astoundingly excellent, that's not good enough and i'd like to know his heart and weight to know what his bmi is. he looks a bit overweight to me. >> trump has said, dr. scheiner, he'll release his medical records if and only if hillary clinton releases hers.

she did release a two-page letter from her doctor with real medical information including some of the things you mentioned and cholesterol and things like that. it also talked about the incident in december 2012 when she had a concussion and a blood clot in her brain and in this, the letter says she had follow-up testing in 2013 which revealed complete resolution of the effects of the concussion and total dissolution of the thrombosis, mrs. clinton also tested negative for all clotting disorders. is that enough? >> no. although well written and very professional unlike dr. bornstein's it's not enough. she is on cumadin, a medication to prevent blood clots and you have to monitor that and it says she's being monitored regularly. i would like to know how well she is being controlled. that's a difficult drug to use. also i think she should have had a neurological examination and a

thorough neurological examination in 2016. we know what happens to football players who have had concussions, how they begin to lose some of their cognitive ability. i think both of them should release their records. >> dr. scheiner, let me ask you. this is not a medical question, but have you decided who you're voting for? >> yes. i have misgivings about hillary clinton, but by far she's superior to him. he scares the devil out of me. >> dr. scheiner, i appreciate your time and thank you very much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you. pretty damning for both of them on the health front. next, the clinton campfiring back after donald trump weighs in on the sexting scandal and jeanne moos on the theft of trump signs and now homeowners are posting bounties on the thiefs. >> i'm choosing trump and stay the hell off my lawn and let me express my opinion. . like @pigskinsusan15, who writes, "now my boyfriend wants to talk on sundays. just so many words."

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tonight, the clinton campaign tearing into donald trump. a top strategist said it was, quote, outlandish, for trump to use huma aberdeen's separation from anthony weiner to attack hillary clinton. it marks the latest incident in the long history of tension between trump and weiner.

jean casares is out front. >> the fact is anthony weiner is a bad guy. he's a psycho. >> reporter: that was donald trump in june 2011, slamming anthony weiner after the new york congressman made headlines during his first sexting scandal. as first reported by yahoo news trump has a history of attacking weiner saying weiner's wife huma aberdeen, quote, would be far better off without him. aberdeen is separating from her husband after "the new york post" published this cover photo of weiner with his young son beside him as he sexted with a woman in california. according to the paper, weiner implied in a text to the woman that his marriage was dissolving, calling it busted. the new york congressman famously denied it during his first sexting scandal in 2011. >> it seems like a prank to make fun of my name. when you're named weiner that happens a lot. >> to be clear, the picture was

of me and i sent it. >> trump who donated $4300 to weiner's election campaign in 2007 and 2010 has been all over him ever since. >> he should never, ever be allowed to run for office again and what he's done to his family is truly a shame. >> weiner resigned from congress june 16, 2011, laying off twitter, seeking treatment and having a baby with his wife, but then in april 2012, trump's contempt for weiner resurfaced with this youtube message. >> the unwanted and really disgusting porn star anthony weiner who, believe it or not, had a minor shot at becoming mayor of new york, hopefully that's gone, but he's trying to emerge again. >> four months later, trump tweeted, pervert alert. ad rep weiner is back on twitter. all girls under the age of 18 block him. when weiner announced he was

running for mayor of new york city. >> i've made big mistakes and i hope i get a second chance to work for you. >> trump blasted him again saying the cure rate for his problem is zero. in august 2013 weiner was exposed in a second sexting scandal, this time using the twitter handle carlos danger. trump tweeting for the sake of new york city, all recent sexting victims of anthony "carlos danger" weiner should come forward. now three years later, one of trump's favorite targets may be down for good. anthony weiner's twitter account has been deleted. >> and we reached out to anthony weiner's people for comment and they have not gotten back to us and everybody is wondering is there an investigation going on because his son was seated right there next to him. i contacted the administration for children's services right here in new york, they would not confirm and they would not deny if there was an investigation saying they cannot because of privacy rights. >> jean casares, thank you very much. "out front" next, jeanne

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[ clock titime. ] you only have so much. that's why we want to make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all we should fit into your life. not the other way around. some vandals keep stealing trump signs and trump supporters aren't just getting mad. they're getting even.

here's jeanne moos. >> smile, michael mercado was in no mood to smile when thieves kept stealing his donald trump signs. >> rather than shut up, michael put up a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves. >> i'm choosing trump and stay the hell off my lawn and let me express my opinion. >> this florida real estate investor also didn't appreciate the f trump graffiti outside his queens new york home. he put up about a hundred reward signs featuring a suspect's photo captured by surveillance cameras. the presidential campaign has kept cameras busy recording people stealing trump sign, usually trujumping out of a car grabbing signs and jumping back in. >> jeff weiss of west hartford connecticut, caught two teens redhanded in his driveway. >> stealing my donald trump signs. >> yeah.

we are. >> why would you do such a thing? >> we don't agree with your political views? >> we're teenagers so we think we have a little bit of leeway in this if. >> do you? >> yeah. >> others chose a reward. >> linda terrelli couldn't get over when people defaced her trump signs. >> she replaced them and then put up a $1,000 reward. >> the message to the vandals is this. not my neighborhood, guys and you're not going to intimidate me and bully me and i'm still going to vote for my candidate and i wish you would respect that. >> every time they take a sign, pretty soon the whole house will be a trump sign. >> try stealing that, you pranksters. >> could be a liberal prankster. i don't know who it is. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> did the teenagers really get leeway on that? thank you so much for joining us. you can watch "out front" any

time, anywhere on cnn go and i'll see you back tomorrow night. "a.c. 360" starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us and believe it or not some possible signs of a very intelligent, very advanced civilization elsewhere in the universe is part of the program tonight. we begin, however, with politics here at home. donald trump get being ready to mack a big speech laying out his immigration policy with so many people asking okay, what was that thing you've been camp calling on now for more than a ye year. donald trump jr. says there's no change and no softening, all undo you meaned immigrants have to go it was breaking news and revelations about how his dad is preparing for the presidential debates. jorge ramos is also here. the clinton e-mail story, the fbi about to make public the details of what led them to recommend against criminal charges in the case. it's a big primary race tonight for very big names and arizona senator john mccain in florida and marco rubio who also