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the intangible, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border walk. >> tough talk from trump after his meeting with mexico's president. >> we did discuss the payment but we didn't discuss payment with the wall. >> don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. >> tropical storm in battles its way toward florida's gulf coast and many areas dealing with widespread flooding. >> it is like up to here. >> h ai hunkering dn as first of two hurricanes barrel past. deste the forecast, president obama arrid in honolulu. >> we have no information to support russia's claim they also carried out a strike. >> two girls accused of smuggling $30 million worth of cocaine documented their trip on

a semi truck in arkansas. the semi got hung up on the tracks. >> all that. in australia, crews were crock wante for feeng on ge cattle. >> ryan lochte just got a new endorsement deal. a crime prevention device. >> the device so advanced it can even stop crimes that you completely made up! chris brown was aested yesterday on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. beauty pageant winner. >> that doesn't like the chris brown i know. it's someone who knows a different chris brown. >> donald trump faced with the president of mexico talking about the wall. >> you just kno as soon as trump crossed into mexico, even hillary clinton was, like, okay, let's go craet cracking on that! >> q

this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ? welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose and gayle king are still off. josh elliott and demarco morgan are still here. >> still here. hanging in there. >> happy thursday. great to have you guys overed trump's immin speech last night. goodmorning. >>epor goomorning. o donald trumpn display yesterday.

in mexico city and then here talking about border walls and nasty deportation that trump supportive supporters come to love and withended flirtation with a softer immigration policy. >> anyone who has ented the united stasllegally is subject to deportatn. >> reporter: in phoenix, donald poations, but did not explain how he would do it. >> people will know can't justmuggle in, hunker down, and wait to be legalized. >> reporter: undocumented immigrants must return to their ho country and apply for re-entry, trump said, vowing to subject new imm ideology s. test >> it's our right as a sovereign nation to choos immigras who they by are the likely to thrive and flourish and love us.

plan included triple t number of immigration agents for round up undocumented criminals and withholding tax dollars from sang we're cities and halt visa overstays. >>ou r are ydy? >> rorter: trp's number one point was his most rehearse >> we wi build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't kit are going to pay for it. >> reporter: this time, trump added a new diplomatic wrinkle. >> mexico will work with us. i absolutely believe it. and especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president. >> reporter: in mexico city, trump then met with mexican president and traded campaign bottom basts with a hushed tone of separation.

mexican financing of a border wall did come up. >> we did discuss the wall and didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be for a later date. >> reporter: the topic did come up. xi president knnieto said mexico would not pay for the wall. something that tru did not nt to reco ignize front of thmexican president. >> mainly, t you. > meanwhile, hillary clinton strongly trump's trip to mexico and tweeted trp just failed his rst foreign test. diplom d it isn't as easy as it looks. nancy cordes joins u.s. with the latest. >> rr: the clion campaign as yo a field day with that discrepancy over the wall. they say trump talks tough about

out en he got south of the border. trump choked. that was the verdict from clinton's campaign chairman, after trump sai he and mexican president pena nieto didn't get into a key topic. when the mexican psident contradicted trump, the clinton amended its statement. it turns out trump didn't just choke, he got beat in the room and lied about it. >> you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends. ep former secretary of state argued owsshe kn diplomats and trump ist on of them. >>ropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again, that is not how it works. that trump's flattery yestery.d >> mexicans areust beyond approach. >> reporter: doesn'tatch up with his own mass pronouncements like i wantothing to do with mexico. don't do business withmexico.

the u.s. both clinton and trump were invited by pena but onl trump mped at the invitatn and the oppounity to hit clinton for not going. >> she didn't go to meco. she doesn'tave the strengthr great again.make amera believe me. >> reporter: t cnton camp is ri back ts moing, calling trump's disastrous and putting their money with their wromouth is they are investing six figures to buy ad time in that solidly d state t unclear i they think they have shot there or if theyust trying to get tmp to spend more money to protect his narrow ld in arizona. >> also in washington cs "face the nation" moderator john dickerson. good mning. >> good morning, norah.

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hearing. sultreil beillions more illegalimmigran thousands of more t, horrible crimes and total chaos and lawlessnes th'shat's going to happen a sure as you're standing there. >> the democratic nominee for vice president senator tim kaine from boston. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be with you ys. >> let meddress donald trump's characterization of hillary clinton and her plans. what is clinton's plan? >>ll first, this was a dark and disturbing sech and, norah, the same kind of language theoeike d trump use again every immigrant grou that have come to this country. people we against j cg from eastern europe or italians coming. this is the kind of anti-immigrant lguage that has always h a tiny frisk support in this country, but it was a speech that's not worthy of a

clinton's position. hillary's position is we need comprehensive reform. the basic pillars of reform are que clear. we have to do things first to make sure that employers can verify the immigration status of pele who are here. thats a key priority.ilies toge. we haveoreate a pat for people who folw the laws and pay taxes over a longeriod o ti citihi wee to do bder security. theswere t things that the senate did in a bipartisan way in 2013. an for donald trump to say that'sust open borders shows that he hasn't even read the firsthing about this bipartisan reform. reform. is committ to doing a these 11 million undocumented workers. >> the basic principles are these. that if people are here and

following theaw and they're willing to work and basically come into the lht and follo all the laws ofhis t cntry and pay taxe then over a period of a path to citinship.and that is similar to what simil president reagan did in1986. these are the basic principles of the plan we put in place. again, we did it in a bipartisan way in the senate three years ago, including funding for but, as yourity. republicans in the house would not even take up thebill. we could haveone ts a long time ago and we'll push it the first 100 days of apintment administration. >> senator, i'd like to ask you that the vion of donal trump made t mexico erday.he saithe s invited to co, but didn't go. ft, sugsted s didn't have the u for it very specifically. what did you makef tt characterition?

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brotrs who created the movie and 1980s nostalgia and gets a taste what is in sto for the new season. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. world't today" reports on ils found in greenland and how they cld mak life on mars ss of a lonshot. wow. geologists say they discovered evidence of microbial communities of rocks thatre more than 4 billion years old and it appears tha eah appred earlier this once thut a thought and soon afterhe plan was formed. a historic link to slavery. we reported the school profited in the early 1800s fr the sale of 272 slaves.e un thersity plans to bld a memorial to those slaves and of slavery.tute for the study it will be given preferential status in the admissions process.

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hundreds of millis of dollars a year, is not helping my brothers and my sisters. or at least not all of them. >> reporter: cbs news spoke ofonpendtrol sg on itself. >> it was extremely extravagant. dinners a alcohol. >> repter: and strayg from its mission to empower and support wounded veterans. >> a lot of the warriors that i saw needed mental health treatment. they don't wounded warrior project. >> the report on charity spending became fodr on the campaign ail. >> wounded warriors is not on thlist o 22 you're giving to. why not? >> i saw some stories, i think on cbs news actually and i think i want to give it a pause until we find out if that it correct. he wounded warriors project fired its ceo two months later. odierno spoktos about

the review thate did, as a board, we felt it was best for the organizaon t make a change inhe leship. >> the wounded warrior project hance hired a new ceo, retire army lieutenant general american efforts to locat ed prisoners of wars and troops missing in action from past conflicts and he served in both iraq and afghanistan. he has 35 years of mitary experience. we should note a cbs corpora executive sits on the charity's goodo have you re. thank you for having me. >> you saw som of what cbs new exposed thated to you being put in this role. you first came, what did you see and what did you want to change? >> first, thanks for having me on. really when i watched those the that caused m toeek thisopportunity. >> you sought them out? >> i saw firsthand the results of the wounded warrior projects and other nonprofits in changing th lives of our wounded service

folks interested and i'm very lucky and honored to be here. >> i know one of the big changes you made thus far is an investment in mtal hlth services. our investigation found that that was lacking to a degree. you mentioned perhaps our instigation spurred your interest. did you make that cnge in respo on tit?>> the wounded war gnature wound ts war the which is treating tho service members with posaumatic stre and traatic brain injuries, even with the reorganizahat ti ts announced yest w doubling dn on those efforts because, indeed, that need is greand growing. we a growing b 1500 to00 wars a month today, and most of those wriors are coming to us to see help f those lness. >> youfound that the organization was spending a lot of m on luxury hotels, et cetera. what has changed now? especially now that you guys are still spending about 75 million dollen it comes to fund-raising. do you plan to cut down in that >> yes. well?

warriors. i will t you raising public awarens tohe generation is importt so we do have continue tonvest. 75 million is a lot moy. >> we are taking a loo that at the endf thay thestrual cnge yesterday are focused on maximizing the impactn tho see. this generation of warors needs our best efforts and that is where we are going in the future. >> this generation is growing. yet, you laid executive board, nearly half the work force. how is it then that a reduced staff can help these numbers that are only climbing? >> what we did was we really focused on the surveys we got fr our alumni, those warriors we have sender. more than 90 on00 of those that are in our ranks. in fact, i spoke with them extensively the past five weeks, the entire five weeks i've been on the job and we are focusing

we streained the sta and reduced ourfootprint and brick and mtar around the country d hav't discharge most of thosfolks. st of them didn' spend tim in their offices any way and out in the communities where she thoob and trying to maximize what we do across the community and trying to alter the nonprofits and others to deliver this important need to our service. >> what is the first step to reining the accountability, it's what doing today, is pleneli ingging everyone my best and everyone's bestff t squeeze every niel donor dollar. we will continu to do the best ab can to thetmos u of our ity. >> general, i think this veigation happenere were many p, veterans, who were worried about the waste, fraud, and ab

over the years.y gre things thplain some of the pjects you wanto enhance and make sure that me veterans have access to. speak to warriors all the time. the last fe weeks, i've met gater warriors like andrew coughlin and luke murphy and fought in our wars and cam home and when e was there forhem and engagements to them got them other woorgarriors and that is e co starts and that yields ection to other programs like mtal health programs a -ter care for thosehurt. warrior project serves families in their home. ose are therojects we are not coming away from and double down on those in the future and th just hto regain that trust and transpancy and accountability. >> a right. >> to gatveou .

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set in the 1980s. "stranger things." and rs duffer, twin brhers, from north carolina, jamiewa shows us the inspiratnd the series wever oiler-free. jamie, good morning to you. >> rter: good morning. since its july debut, the buzz surrounding "stranger things" hay grown and in large part because of t show's 1980s nostalgia. the creators of the ffer brothers have generated their own buzz of cure i don't say as well. thed barn los angeles.an '80s from the tset, "stranger things" had the lo, sod, and feel of a '80s classic. >> stop it! you'reing her ou >> you're freaking me out! >> reporter: s in 1983, the show follows a group of junior highfits on a mission to find their missing friend.

girl with spe power named eleven. and a gateway into anoer i mat duff.er. yeah, we created "sanger thin hind the serie who actually came of age in the '90s were spired by theies mov loved owing . tohe sty sumr block we go back ers but t in this new, new form? >> y have t think abou you know, aot of our p busterlike "jaws"nd"indiana jones" and gremli"gremlins" and to the future." >> one of the characters is old again. winona rydertart who s a handful of memorable '80s and '90s filmslays the frantic

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connecting to their what they their dream home. >> they lik t break rule andk e- it wasn't something that had been done on television before. a lin a lik that dustin says is six but talking. eleven. >> these are crazy! >> i feel that way about that. nelix is our friend and she is crazy! but i think that is why this is so successful. >> reporter: now the bsroerarey season two even stranger. >> there is a lot of unresolved there is still a portal to another dimension that is wide open. what we want to treat it, there new main attention and t goal that attention is reso ver much in the way you do a movie sequel. >> reporter: wednesday, netflix released this cryptic trailer offering a hint of what is to come. another hint the duffer brothers told us, video games may somehow be involved in season two. ould have more of our

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