right now on "news nation," is donald trump still a birther. the trump campaign explains why he declined to correct a man that called president obama a muslim. and then hillary clinton hitting back on carly fiorina's claim about the videos carly fiorina claims she saw. controversy over the pope's visit to cuba just a day before he is scheduled to arrive in that country. good morning, everyone. i am tamron hall. let's begin with donald trump at the center of another controversy.

trump is taking heat for laughing off a supporter's controversy statement about president obama during a q & a last night in new hampshire. it was the very first question posed to trump. >> we have a problem in this country and it's called muslims. we know our current president is one, and you know he is not even an american -- >> this is the first question. >> anyway, we have training cramps growing where they want to kill us, and that's my question. >> we are going to be looking at a lot of different things and a lot of people are saying that and saying a lot of bad things are happening out there. >> the response drew fire from one of trump's republican rivals, chris christie. >> if somebody said something like that, i would say the president is a christian and was born in this country.

those two things are self-evident. >> trump said the questioner was ramblin rambling, and his response was to protect christian liberties, and to be clear mr. trump's response to the question about training camps in the country is we will look into it. and so katy tur, let's talk about the trump campaign response to this question and many people asking why he did not refute that man's assertion? >> reporter: we have seen him react similarly in the past when he has gotten a rambling question from somebody of that nature and he just tried to move on quickly and that's what he was trying to do in this case, but what is striking or problematic is his birther

history, and he doesn't like being asked about it, and in fact it was one of the main things his campaign and he and himself took issue with me in the sit-down interview a couple months ago, and he is not distancing himself that much from it, and he is not coming out and saying obama was born here and he is a christian, and he is trying to avoid that altogether. he has to come to terms with that at some point, and the most striking comparison being made right now is from him and john mccain a few cycles ago, and mccain took the microphone a you way from the questioner and although he disagrees with him on policy issues, he's a good person. donald trump needs to make a similar sort of statement today and come out strongly against the birther comments or he is going to continue to get haunted by this on the campaign trail, and that being said a lot of his

supporters are not necessarily bothered by that, and many do think that president obama is a muslim and he was not born here, but in order to get over the hump of creating enough support to get the nomination or general election, he's going to have to come to terms with that statement because it's certainly not something the majority of the country feels. >> it brings back a lot of comments he made during his birther quest, specifically, katy was on the record saying he sent investigators to hawaii and we wouldn't believe what they found -- >> reporter: but they didn't find anything. >> that's my point, they didn't find anything. there are many that say he is prone to exaggerating, and somebody said remember when you said your detectives returned with information we wouldn't believe, mr. trump what was that information?

>> i asked him that during that interview as well, and i said your investigators, what did they come up with? he didn't answer. how do people trust you in the future? i think this is an ongoing issue with the campaign, he exaggerates a lot of things from crowd numbers to the national debt to a lot of other very easily fact-checkable things, and at some point that will come out to haunt him and he has said in his books that he is a salesman and part of that campaign is to exaggerate his presence, and it's something that he does regularly and it's something he will not back away from, but the question is at what point will they start to hold his feet to the fire, because it does seem to be a thing that he does in every single speech that he gives. >> thank you very much. let me bring in our political panel. our republican strategist and also our democratic strategist,

robert zimmerman mercedes. katy tur points out a lot of trump supporters may well believe despite president obama was born in the country, they may not be too upset with him today by not pushing back to her point, this tendency for trump to exaggerate, whether it's the crowd numbers or the detectives that found this information we have never seen, on to the policy issues, i will make mexico do that, if he is prone to exaggeration that may be something eventually his supporters or independents tempting to get to the trump train may be questioning? >> i think his supporters, his core supporters will stick with him despite what he is saying or not saying for that matter, and then it's a problem of the building on to the support,

right? so is he capable of doing that? when you are seeing his performances on the debate stage, you know, he went from being sort of this energetic tackling issues and just very saying things like they are, very straightforward to all of a sudden, and it has created a lot of emotion, to awful a sudden, realism has set in for a lot of the gop primary voters. we have seen the shift going with some of the voters to the ben carson camp or after carly's performance, where you were seeing especially women, and i predict will go into the carly camp, and i think it's catching up to him, the exaggeration part and it's going from we get to the fresh approach but we need a little more of the substance. >> you point out that many of the women may switch over to the carly camp this morning, and yesterday carly fiorina being pushed on whether or not she presented false information during that debate, whether or not she exaggerated. let me play what she said at the time about a video involving

planned parent hood during the gop debate. let's play that. >> i dare hillary clinton, barack obama to watch these tapes, watch a fully-formed fetus on the table, its heartbeating and legs kicking while somebody says we have to keep it alive to harvest its brain? >> we have the wall street journal, we know, it often has been known to be conservative leaning, and what she is described is not in any of the videos released by the group. >> here is the deal, when you look at the videos, it's these testimonies that are out there and you see planned parent hood senior medical directors talking about how they are being part of selling the fetal parts. again, what carly fiorina did is

talk about really tugging at the strings of the social conservative, especially the pro-life women tired of planned parent hood getting all the money and not allowing for fair competition so other women centers can get the money they need -- >> is that what carly fiorina said, or is that your interpretation? what she said is not what you are saying here. >> right. >> okay. >> it was an emotional description, and it's not what is in the videos but it is -- she editorialized it. >> okay, please, let's not use -- let's be honest here. you are saying that she editorialized when she said i saw this video. is it a true statement or not? >> it was not completely accurate on how she describes it. >> robert i will let you get in on this. >> thank you. if you are not straighter crooked is a saying, and the

bottom line here is what carly fiorina said is deceitful and false, and the video in question that she described was not from planned parent hood, and when you talk about planned parent hood officials, and they are talking about selling fetal tissues -- >> it's not, and you watched the videos. >> excuse me, and they talked about the cause for tr transportation, and when you talk about federal funding going towards abortion, that is totally incorrect and it's against the law -- >> i didn't say that. >> she did not. >> we will talk about it a little later, what is happening on capitol hill, but i would like to keep it on carly fiorina and what she says she saw in the video, and now you have multiple fact checkers, including nbc news and wall street journal, those not associated with any party saying that video does not exist in that description. >> that was not an accurate

description. >> it was a false description, you can do it, mercedes, it was a lie. >> no, it was not. >> trump and carly fiorina both being accused of exaggerating and potentially opening the door for somebody like hillary clinton, and just plain wrong, cut it out, and another statement about carly fiorina and planned parent hood now, and what does this friday morning mean for these two candidates? >> for the gop candidates, they don't care what hillary clinton is saying. donald trump, it would have made sense if he would have corrected the man and said what we need to go after is the islamic radical terrorists -- >> it's not about making sense but it's about decency and having integrity.

>> she was very emotional on that. >> that represents too much of the republican party's base, and -- >> come on, robert. >> 44% believe barack obama is a muslim, and that's the extremist thinking that donald trump represents, and the hate hungering that is poisoning the republican party. >> and carly fiorina has repeatedly called hillary clinton a liar as it relates to the e-mail scandal, and then the opinion or misstatement, whatever you choose to put on the title here, you said in the end it was not accurate. how does she now continue to call hillary clinton a liar when this very strong and as you worded, emotional and very d descriptive moment in the debate has been refuted. >> i think she will be able to

talk about what has happened in the planned parent hood, and this is why we have investigations going on, and what she is going to do is keep talking what she has been talking about, and that's not going to impact her in any way. >> the problem is the republicans want to cut the funding to planned parent hood? >> because it's a political thing. >> why not allow for fair competition, so women health centers that provide health care, and why -- >> let me stop you both, because we are going to talk about that again a little later, but i want to go to you, robert, with hillary clinton. did she pounce on it too soon? you have chris christie on it, too, and republicans don't care what hillary clinton thinks of donald trump's lack of assertion

that the president was born here, and it seems the strategy is try to group the entirely kep conparty behind donald trump now? >> too many republican parties are lining up behind donald trump, but when we hear comments that are hateful and bigoted, we all have an obligation to speak up, and i give hillary clinton credit to take donald trump on, and i wish republicans could do it, and you criticize prisoners of war or attack women, and that's not leadership. >> it was as recently as july where anderson cooper asked trump if the president w presid and he said he didn't know. ahead, bernie sanders

pulling in serious cash after he was attacked by a pro-hillary super pac and it's being called an unprecedented response. >> i am running to win and want to win and i think i can be a great president. what else bernie sanders told rachel maddow about wanting to win the white house. a new report that marines may be blocking women going against the army and navy and air force's plan. it's our gut check today and you can join the conversation, and let me tell you, a lot of you have already in the first 15 minutes. you can find me on facebook, twitter and instagram, under my name, tamron hall. we'll be right back.

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developing now, a selloff this morning, the dow is down 182 points, you see it there. it's off the lows, and it was down 283 points at one time, so the plunge comes a day after the fed decided not to raise interest rates for the first time in nine years, citing concerns about global economic conditions. those concerns apparently are troubling investors today and this would be a volatile day, and it's called the witching days, and it's when options and contracts expire at the same time. meantime as for the fed's decision to hold interest rates steady, it's good news if you are planning on buying a home or car or making a big purchase soon. the rate hike is likely by the end of the year. and then the threat of a government shutdown looming in two weeks, the fight over funding planned parenthood is center stage on capitol hill

today. the house is debating and will soon vote on a republican-backed measure to defund the measure for a full year. meanwhile, as the planned parenthood funding fight continues to play out on the campaign trail, hillary clinton defended the organization during an appearance on cnn. >> there's no debate and there should be no argument that planned parenthood does cancer screening and helps for family planning and works to provide, you know, some of the most difficult kinds of counseling when it comes to giving an hiv test, for example. what this is about is the fact that some of the planned parenthood facilities perform abortions which is legal under the laws of the united states. i understand that the republican party and particularly the candidates we heard from last

night wish that were not the case and wish that abortion were illegal and they could turn the clock back. i think it deserves not only our support but the continuing funding from the federal government. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us now from capitol hill. let's talk about the dynamics playing out here including the pressure on speaker, john boehner? >> there has been considerable pressure on speaker boehner because the most conservative members of his republican conference are checking, will he really carry the ball for them in a big fight and planned parenthood has been a target for the republicans, and they view the facts differently than hillary clinton, and there are concerned there were illegal abg taeuf tease, and they have been debating all day about the secret videos posted on youtube that purport to show conversations relating to fetal

tissue being sold, and that set off a firestorm that has been playing out here on capitol hill. it does come at a time when the specter of a government shutdown is hanging in the air and comes right before the pope is expected to visit next week and address congress, and all of those influences are part of this very emotional brew on capitol hill, and democrats fiercely defend this organization for the reasons hillary clinton laid out and we have heard it over and over on the house floor today and democrats believe it's the wrong fight and it will affect women that need medical services apart from abortion, and republicans are saying this organization does not deserve federal funding and it should be held for at least one year, and this bill deals with a one-year period and it's a much bigger argument than that, so john boehner is really on a hot seat here, will he take the fight that conservatives want? at the same time, boehner and mcconnell and other leaders in congress have great fear about a government shutdown and don't want to see it go that far.

>> a lot going on there, kelly o'donnell. thank you for breaking down the latest details there. still ahead, what police are saying about a video that some call disturbing that appears to show officers wrestling a black teen to the ground after he was allegedly jay walking. it's one of the stories we are updating around the news nation. the u.s. government announces more moves to ease restriction on cuba and that would mean a huge boom for u.s. businesses. a live update from the white house. here's a look at what is happening today. it's friday, september 18th, a parole review board is expected to decide whether pistorius can be released from prison and he was due to leave after five months of his sentence, and that was blocked on a technicality. and then president obama giving a speech who are gathering to watch the new vice

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in the way u.s. companies can do business and americans can travel, the way banking is done, and this does not affect the trade embargo and that would require a congressional change but a lot of people are interpreting this in the early hours as far as the administration could go without congressional action. let's talk about some of the very specific things that are going to happen and that highlight that you mention. for the first time u.s. companies can establish a presence in cuba, and that means officers and warehouses and retail outlets and allowing a larger u.s. business presence, and then expanding between countries traveling, and that means more people will be able to go. there were already categories of people that can travel, for example, a journalist, people who are on charitable missions and educational projects and now their close relatives can go as well, and as a practical matter,

cruise ships will be able to dock there, and they could not go to a third country but could go there and dock and stay up to a couple of weeks, and all these things are being reviewed right now by lawyers and that's the first step, companies and businesses are looking at these and saying what will this allow us to do? there has been speculation that would allow companies like fedex and ups to have officers there and travel could be facilitated by airlines opening upti ticketg offices, and one of the big things here is hire cuban nationals and the second part of it beyond the legal aspects being look the at now, is what will the cuban government allow? this is about what the united states will allow, and we still have to take a look and see how cuba will handle this, but there's no doubt in the 53 years since that trade embargo was first put into place, tamron,

these are the biggest easing of some of the restrictions that we have seen. >> all right, chris jansing, thank you very much for that live report from the white house. the news today comes on the eve of the historic trip by pope francis, and he will deliver a massive outdoor mass sunday in havana's revolution square. he is not meeting with any of the cuban dissidents. one says the this. joining me live from rome associated press vatican correspondent, what is the vatican's opinion on the pope's

decision not to meet with any dissidents thereafter four days? >> this is in line with the vatican's long-standing position, and the pope with rarely meet with any political opponents on any trip and it's quite possible that francis would raise the issue of human rights dissidents, political freedom in private conversations and he is meeting with the president, raul castro, and it's quite possible the issue will come up, but privately and not publicly. >> and there is concern about who will be invited to the welcoming ceremony here in the united states, and in washington, and there is concern, the vatican has taken the stance about the obama administration invited transgender activist to the

ceremony. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: again, remember, this is a ceremony where there are going to be about 15,000 people on the lawn of the white house, so yes, there's a broad spectrum of religious leaders who have been invited, and a few people might be problematic for certain parts of the catholic church in the united states and even in rome, and that's understandable. pope francis has done many things that make people uncomfortable in different parts of the church, again, president obama has a long history of engaging faith leaders from across political and ideological spectrums so this is in keeping with that. >> "the wall street journal" reporting according to a senior vatican official, they worry that any photos of the pope with these guests could be interpreted as an endorsement of their activities, and it's a strongly-worded off the record quote -- apparently an anonymous

quote from an official within the vatican. >> reporter: as i said, i am sure there are many officials in the vatican and the united states that have that concern. this is a massive crowd. they are expecting 15,000 people, and one or two people in the crowd that cause problems, i don't know that they will get anywhere near the pope much less get a photo with him. these are not part of people of the delegation, and these are just guests that represent different parts of the american church. >> and let's quickly talk about, this is a grueling schedule, one that surely will bring a lot of excitement to the faithful around this country, but for francis himself, i read an article just the other day in the new york times discussing in some ways i guess a bit of nervousness for pope francis even coming to the united states, and really the excitement and expectations that come along with that.

>> reporter: yeah, he's never been to the united states, so this is going to be, i think, probably an exciting trip for him but also one that he is probably a little nervous about. he told us when we were coming home from south america over the summer that he was going to be studying up on the u.s. over the rest of his vacation because he really does not have a -- did not then have a great grasp of the issues of the church and those facing it, and he's well prepared for the trip. >> thank you very much, nicole, from rome. we greatly appreciate your reporting. thank you. still ahead, one of the friends of the church shooter, dillylann roof has been arreste. it's one of the stories we are updating around the news nation. plus, new developments in the migrant crisis in europe

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>> if i were sitting at home and watching this back and forth, i would be inclined to turn it off. >> the fact is, we don't want to hear about your careers back and forth and volleying back and forth about who did well and who did poory, and you are both successful people, congratulations. >> i am in no way willing to get into bed with special interest groups or lick the boots of millionaires. >> 40 years ago, i smoked marijuana. i am sure people don't want to admit that and my mom is not happy that i just did. >> joining me live the senior politic political, welcome. bernie sanders sent out a tweet that said i don't take corporate

pac money, and if somebody sent us money we would send it back immediately. and he is suggesting donald trump apologize to president obama, and bernie sanders from the rachel maddows show. >> you know, he is hitting places like going on and speaking with rachel maddow, and trying to flex his liberal and progressive stances, and hillary clinton has been using endorsements from powerful officials in vermont and new hampshire, and hillary clinton ended up campaigning with the vermont governor, a reminder that vermont as well as all the northeast political establishment is for hillary clinton and not for bernies on the endorsement front, and today she is campaigning with the new

hampshire governor, and hillary is flexing her establishment muscles, and bernie is trying to counter that by talking straight to the progressives in the country. >> we will play a clip where he discussed -- really i think some people saw him early on as a candidate that would push hillary clinton more to the left, but he is making it quite clear, he is not here to change her position, he is here to win. let's play it. >> yes, i'm running to win. i want to win. i think i can be a great president. no president, not bernie sanders or anybody else can take on wall street, corporate america, the corporate media, the big money interests unless there's a mobilized force of millions and millions of people that stand together and say, you know, government has got to work for all of us, not just the wealthiest people in the country. >> it will be interesting to see what he will do on colbert

tonight. >> he is waging a campaign, tamron, where he is saying we need to get corporate money out and we shouldn't end up having super pacs. obama ended up rally, and had a huge base of online supporters mobilized, and in 2012 had to go into using super pacs and if you want to win sometimes you have to play the game and just taking the high road doesn't usually get you in the white house. >> speaking on the high road, and i want your thoughts on the donald trump town hall situation, and he is speaking today, and chris christie was asked whether donald trump should apologize not just to president obama but part of the remarks from that supporter talked about muslims being the problem and said something about, you know, camps here in

the u.s., and donald trump's reply was he would look into it. are we seeing yet again the headline from the mainstream media as they refer to it and not something that will affect his standing? >> after chris christie said what he said, and there should be some type of an apology, we have heard silence and crickets from the rest of the republican crowd and that's the standard procedure since donald trump started his birther crusades in 2011, and the white house may want to direct him to the clip of president obama, at that white house correspondent's dinner in 2011 before donald trump embarrassed him -,him. >> do you think the silence from the other republican candidates is more of we're tired of donald

trump getting all the attention, even if they disagree with obviously the notion that the president wasn't born in the u.s.? >> tamron, the -- john mccain famously ended up saying, no, ma'am, president obama is not an arab or muslim, and during the height of birtherism, we didn't hear a lot of apoloapologizes, see it more as a repeat of what we saw in 2012. >> interesting. thank you. rescuers search for any more victims on the massive earthquake on wednesday, and it's one of the stories we are updating around the "news nation" for you this morning. and another battle brewing on capitol hill on school lunches, and it's one of the stories we thought you should know.

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the real id act. the new rules go into effect next year. and turning to the now clos one of its border crossings with serbia as it struggles to deal with the recent influx of migrants and refugees. croatian officials say they had no choice with more than 11,000 people entering the country earlier this week after hungary fenced off its border with serbia. in a news conference today, croatia's prime minister blasted hungary for failing to live up to its obligations as a member of the eu. we are in a small croatian town where thousands were left stranded after crossing the eastern border. >> reporter: i'm standing at one end of what is a very long and very hot and frankly pretty miserable line for the bus. there are hundreds of people in it, waiting for coaches which

are going to take them on to what they have been told are seven different registration centers further into croatia and from those places, they then hope to continue their journeys into northern and western europe. i have seen tempers fray two or three times, people getting angry, accusing each other of cutting the line. some of them have been here for at least 48 hours now. they have been sleeping on a piece of wasteland about 200 or 300 yards in front of me here between a farm and the station, and they have had one water standpipe between them so it's been rough living. none of the authorities that we have spoken to here really have any clear idea of how many more people are going to come through this point. the croatian government has been making some tough-sounding statements about how it's closing its various border crossings with serbia, but the land between the two countries is largely agricultural and relatively easy to cross. so no one here has got really

much of an idea how many more people are coming. could yet be thousands and that's why the croatian government is saying it can't cope now. >> thank you for that report. we'll be right back with some of the stories we just thought you should know. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. how much prot18%?does your dog food have? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one.

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there's a lot going on this morning and here are some things we just thought you should know. congressional republicans are gearing up for a food fight with the first lady over the national school nutrition program. the program would set limits on fats, calories, sugar and sodium in school foods while adding whole grains. it's set to expire september 30th. the measure was spearheaded by the first lady, michelle obama. opponents say it's too limiting and costly. the first lady says she will fight, quote, to the bitter end to make sure kids have healthy nutrition. and a 1-year-old in utah received a happy birthday card

from the white house wishing him a happy 101st birthday. the parents requested a birthday greeting from the white house. the letter called the boy an integral part of the american narrative and that he witnessed the best of what our nation can accomplish. 101. former president jimmy carter and his wife were featured on the kiss cam during last night's atlanta braves game. the couple did not disappoint, sharing an adorable kiss to the applause of fans. that is a sweet image and we thought that was something you would like to see and something we thought you should know. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. up next, "andrea mitchell reports" live from new hampshire with an exclusive interview with lindsey graham.

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