captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, august 31st, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." when mexico sends its people, they are not sending their best. they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crime. they are rapists. >> his campaign started by slamming mexicans and he spent months calling for a wall on the mexican border but, today, donald trump heads to mexico to meet the president, just hours before he is set to give what he calls a major speech on immigration.

depressions bear down on the gulf coast and two hurricanes are headed for hawaii. >> have you seen my house? i'm not coming out! >> a real standoff that played ou is walking away from her professional team as the moment is released she got news from her contractor. >> suspended contract. not just a suspension. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, donald trump plans to visit mexico today to meet with

before he is to release a speech on immigration. immigration has been a key to trump's campaign. hena daniels is here in new york. >> reporter: good morning. it will be a private meeting between the billionaire businessman and the mexican leader. trump has been trying to clarify his stance on illegal immigration. the development chs as hillary clinton's use of a private secretary of state is getting new attention. donald trump confirmed today's high profile meeting in a meeting with the mexican president on tuesday night but gave little on his address on immigration this evening. >> we are going to close our board and stop the drugs from coming in and destroying our company. i'll be talking about that tomorrow night in arizona. big speech on immigration. >> reporter: that big speech

his stance on deporting millions of undocumented illegal immigrants. he is trying to sway minorities away from hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton's immigration policy, it brings in illegal immigrants and refuges to take jobs from our hard working african-american and hispanic citizens. >> reporter: clinton, who has been off the fund-raising is still being dogged by her use of a prichlt e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. the fbi could release documents, including interview notes as early as today related to its probe. despite recommending no criminal charges against her. >> this is something that we wanted to have happen and we are glad it's going to. >> reporter: with the first debate less than a month away, the democratic nominee had hoped to move away from the controversy. she hits the campaign trail

top fund-raising month of the campaign. her two dozen fund-raisers in netted at least a combined $31 million. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you. the trump campaign is jumping on news that the fbi recovered about 30 e-mails from hillary clinton's private server that may be related to the 2012 attack on the u.s. diplomatic outpost in benghazi, libya. recovered during the fbi's repeat investigation. a state department lawyer says it won't be until the end of september before the e-mails can be released. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will discuss donald trump's upcoming visit to mexico and his speech on immigration with dan senor who was senior adviser to the romney/ryan campaign in 2012. republican senators john

night. mccain won the arizona primary. rubio entered the florida's crowded gop bid at the last mint after ed he would not run again banks of north carolina, high surfs and strong rip currents and some vacationers have headed inland. in the pacific, a powerful hurricane is threatening hawaii.

two storm and examined to pass south of hawaii early tomorrow morning but a change in course could bring it over land. this is madeline as seen from the international space station. residents of hawaii's big island are urged to prepare. a second pacific hurricane, lester, is headed toward hawaii but expected to weaken before it passes the state. the coast guard is trying to figure out just how a ferryboat ran into a group of kayakers on new york's hudson river. a group of t were paddling down the river yesterday when the ferry left manhattan's pier. at least two kayakers were hit and kayakers were tossed into the water and one seriously. authorities are looking into the possibility the sunset or glare played a role. there are unconfirmed reports that the chief strategist and spokesman for isis was killed by a u.s. air strike in syria.

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the new feature is expected to roll out early next year. chipotle is trying to win back customers through their kids. it's offering free meals to kids on sundays. the latest effort to recover from a health crisis that sank the chain's sales and shares. i am starting to see lines at chipotle. >> really? they have been trying everything they can, so maybe something is actually working. >> exactly. and now kids eat free? i guess the price is right. >> exactly. stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. still ahead, computer scam alert. hackers are using an old trick to steal your personal information. we will show you how to protect yourself. people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft.

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federal regulators are moving to require all new large trucks and buses to have speed limiters built in. it's a move aimed at saving lives, but not everyone is convinced the proposal goes far enough. >> reporter: on average, roughly 750 people a year die in accidents involving large trucks where speed was a factor. it was a speeding semi that killed 22-year-old college senior colin owings. his father steve. >> that morning when we went to church, he talked to me about the application for the peace corps and he said, dad, you know, a lot of people apply for this because they know it will look good on their resume. i want to get in because i really want to do the work.

are moving to require all new vehicles weighing 26,000 pounds or more to use speed limiting devices. the rule would apply to large buses and tractor-trailers. the government believes limiting the top spds of between 60 and 68 miles per hour will save lives. with big rigs more likely to jackknife and fail to stop quickly or topple over or othewise be out of control with severity of crashes. steve owings says many big rigs already have technology to limit speed and regulation should require truckers to use it. >> over a million people have died and been maimed in these types of crashes while we wait for this inadequate rule only applying to future trucks? it's preposterous. >> reporter: transportation secretary anthony fox. >> i do think the fundamental point that the rule is making is absolutely right, which is that

going to help us keep our speeds in moderation and that is going to be, overall, better for safety. >> reporter: the proposed rule can still be modified before it becomes final. starting in 2009, ontario, canada, required big leagues to have limiters set at 65 miles per hour. officials credit that with a drop in fatalities in the first washington. here is another look at this morning's top stories. donald trump is making an unexpected visit to mexico today to meet with mexico's president. the visit comes hours before trump is scheduled to deliver a major speech on immigration. he has called for deporting people living in the u.s. illegally and building a wall along the border with mexico. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," questions about maine's governor

controversial remarks. a chat with bill ford who is bringing the new ford gt race car to studio 57. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

right now... the valley takes center stage... in the race for the white house... as donald trump gets ready to come to the valley today.what you need to know ahead of his visit. plus... we're following all of the races from last night's primary election... and some of those races are still too close to call.we're breaking down the numbers... next. and election night did not go off without a hitch.coming up... what went wrong. good morning.. thanks for waking up with cbs 5 news.i'm yetta gibson there's a lot going on in the valley this morning .. and we have you covered!