and next week leading up to our big abc iowa democratic arty debate. -- party debate. >> our road to the white house coverage of the presidential candidates continues live from the iowa state fair on c-span, c-span radio, and www.c-span.org . as the candidates wealthy fairgrounds and speak at the des moines register's candidate soapbox. monday, republican scott walker, followed by carly fiorina at 1:00 and senator lindsey graham at 4:00. tuesday morning, senator marco rubio and governor john kasich at 5:00. on wednesday, republican rick perry will speak at 11:00. on friday, senator ted cruz and on saturday, republican governor chris christie at noon and governor bobby jindal at 1:00. c-span's campaign 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook @cspanhistory. each week, american history a" brings youeric archival films that tell the story of american history. pearl harbor.f from okinawa to the third and fifth fleets, japan came under the in rain of ruin. up t

trump's golf cart mobbed by supporters and paul tigs and the public on display only in iowa. abc news at the iowa state fair grounds. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, the story behind a group of unusual visitors who marched across the golden gate bridge today. >>> how long will the heat last? >>> a beautiful day at the pga championship for a certain australian. australian. jared haines' notice how this breakfast burrito starts with the basic tortilla, but then inside... it's stuffed with tender, juicy, sliced steak. whoa whoa...slow down...what? i said steak. in a breakfast burrito? i can't keep up. this is advanced burrito, right? this is intro to burrito. boom. jack's new steak & egg breakfast burrito's got tender, juicy steak, scrambled eggs, and creamy sriracha sauce, all wrapped in a warm tortilla. lookin' for a basic burrito? this ain't it. >>> santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> take a look at this unusual site on the golden gate bridge today. you can see a small battalion of storm troopers mptd they walked in support

and next week leading up to our big abc iowa democratic arty debate. -- party debate.

iowa. february 6th, abc will be moderating a debate in manchester, new hampshire. cbs, a debate in south carolina on february 13th and then a debate february 26th in houston. lots -- >> my head is spinning, right now, craig. >> that's announced so far. who's to say we don't get one or two more popping up between now and then? >> all right.

iowa. devin dwyer, abc news, iowa state fair grounds. >>> vice president joe biden led a ceremony to rememberor and four marines killed in tennessee last month. the vice president went to chattanooga with a heavy heart having lost his son to cancer in may. beau was an iraq war veteran. biden saluted american service members speaking out against the enemies they face. >> we have a message for those perverted coward around the world. america never yields. never bends. never cowers. never stands down. endures. responds. and always overcomes. >> secretary of state ash carter said today the tennessee shooter's motivations reman unclear. police shot and killed mohammod youssuf abdulazeez. >> the death toll in massive explosions in tianjin, china, risen to 112 tonight. 21 firefighters have died. making it the deadliest for chinese firefighters in more than 60 years. authorities evacuated the warehouse district today to clean up the dangerous chemical contamination. >> rescuers pulled a 6-year-old survivor to safety. he suffered burns and is recovering in the hospital. officials say he spent three da

iowa. devin dwire, "abc news" at the iowa state fairgrounds. >> underway in st. missouri over a police officer's facebook post. the officer appears to have written with how he spent his michael brown bonus. he says he took his wife to bread and breakfast using over time money he found in the protests in furgeson. those protests happened after brown was shot and killed by a police officer last year. >> and a neighborhood in tennessee joined family, friends and members of military to remember the five victims from last month's shoot ningz chattanooga. a gunman killed four marines and sailor when he opened fire on military recruiting center. ash carter spoke during the service today and said the shooter's motivations remain unclear. >> and also from step ten tonight an off duty firefighter truly was in the right place at the right time. he was able to catch a baby that was dropped from third floor window of burning building. the 15 year fire department veteran said the mother tossed the baby in desperation before jumping after the 10-month-old. after the firefighter

tom llamas, abc news, dubuque, iowa. >> after that confrontation, ramos appeared on his own network to tell his side of the story. >> and right in the middle of the question, mr. trump said that i couldn't keep on asking my question and i am a reporter and immigrant and a u.s. citizen and i have the right to ask any questions to anyone. two agents, members of his security team came to me and pushed me out of the press conference. i the first time in my life anywhere in the world which i've been escorted out of a press conference. >> we will have much more on the news conference clash later on "good morning america." >>> hillary clinton picking up a key endorsement as she starts a campaign swing in iowa. agriculture secretary tom vilsack becomes the first obama cabinet member to back clinton. vilsack is also the popular former governor of iowa and traveling with clinton in the state. >> caroline kennedy, the u.s. ambassador to japan finds herself in the middle of an e-mail investigation this morning. kennedy among the senior staff of the u.s. embassy in tokyo who use personal e-mail acc

. >> abc's tom llamas filed this overnight report from iowa. >> reporter: add a prestigious hispanic journalist for those clashing with donald trump. >> go back to univision. >> reporter: trump tangling with jorge ramos as the anchor of univision and fusion, a cable network co-owned by our parent company disney, repeatedly interrupted the presidential hopeful. >> you cannot deny citizenship -- >> sit down, please. you weren't called. >> reporter: a security guard removes ramos from the room. trump defending himself. >> he started screaming, and i didn't escort him out. >> reporter: but then allowing ramos back. >> i had to go back and ask questions. that's my job as a reporter, as an immigrant, as a u.s. citizen, i have the right to ask any questions to anyone. >> i haven't even started. do you know how many latinos -- >> the most popular candidate among them also and just check social media. >> do you know how many latinos -- >> this is the first time i've ever been escorted out of any press conference or any interview. >> reporter: univision's news chief responding, "we'd love for

an interesting intersection of politicians on display only here in iowa. abciorina and ben carson will be a guest on "this week." they both say they are qualified, despite having never held public office. it airs right here on abc7 at 8:00 this morning. >> a growing theft at gas stations. criminals are hacking into gas pumps. take a look at this video from a suburban gas station. the man is selling gas he hijacked from the station's pumps. he's accused of filling up cars and taking the money while the cashier's computer inside the station shows nothing. >> i noticed that gas was being pumped, but nothing was indicating on the register. so right away my instinct kicked in, okay, something is going on. >> there's several ways to do this. i believe the suspect in this case may have used some type of remote device that would manipulate the components inside the gas pump. >> experts say criminals purchase a stolen master key to unlock the pump, then enter the manufacture's default code, which then turns off the station's computeized system of monitoring sales. thos

only here in iowa. abcews at the iowa state fairgrounds. >> republican candidates carley fiorina will be a guest on "this week." they both say they are qualified, despite having never held office. it airs right here on abc7 at 8:00 this morning. >>> vice president joe biden led a ceremony to remember a sailor and four marines who were killed in a shooting rampage in tennessee last month. yesterday the vice president went to chattanooga with a heavy heart, having lost his son beau to cancer in may. he was a veteran also. he spoke out against the enemies that they face. >> we have a message for those perverted cowards around the world. america never yields, never bends, never cowers, never stands down, endures, responds, and always overcomes. >> secretary of state ash carter said the tennessee shooter's motivations remain unclear. police shot and killed the man >> a growing theft at gas stations. criminals are hacking into gas pumps. take a look at this video from a suburban gas station. the man is selling ga

tom llamas, abc news, due buick iowa. >> lots of republicans want to know. on the democratic side, hillary clinton picks up her first endorsement from a member of the obama cabinet. agriculture secretary tom vilsack is backing clinton. vilsack says he supports clinton's efforts to expand and strengthen the middle class. vilsack also a former governor of iowa a key early voting state where clinton will be campaigning today. >>> the u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy and some of her senior staff find themselves targets of criticism about their use of e-mail. a new report says they use personal accounts for official government business. details from abc's jonathan carl. >> reporter: this comes in an inspector general report looking at the u.s. embassy in tokyo. the report finds that senior embassy staff, including ambassador kennedy used personal e-mail accounts to send and receive messages containing official business, including some information labeled sensitive but unclassified. >> this is a result of a routine inspection which the inspector general c

but this weekend on the trump helicopter in iowa, abc's martha raddatz reminding him that other candidates have stumbled. >> rick santorum. >> yeah, but they're not me. they're not me. >> reporter: he was not selected for jury duty. he will not be called back for another six years. he is back on the trail wednesday, visiting the important state of new hampshire. david? >> a much quieter scene at the courthouse behind you, thank you. >>> we have new developments on hillary clinton ice e-mails and the privateer is verse. in a review, finding they say 305 messages need to be examined further. clinton making light of it at a recent campaign event. >> you might have seen that i recently launched a snapchat account. i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> hillary clinton while in iowa. >>> we move on to overseas. a deadly attack in a religious shrine in bangkok, thailand. a security camera recording the powerful pipeline blast. a shrine, a popular spot for visitors. and this evening, foreign tourists are among the dead. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran t

abc stations. transformed political n >>> in our "sunday spotlight," as things heat up here in iowa, a new documentary that reminds us just how contentious a presidential race can be, even for the analysts covering it. here's abc's david wright on the "best of enemies." chicago. the democratic national convention. the vietnam war at its height. analyzing the day's events for abc news, then running a distant two of the most celebrated intellectuals of the era, on the right, william f. buckley jr. on the right, gore vidal. "best of enemies," a new documentary looks back at this ivy league slugfest. >> take a look at the leading warmonger in the united states. >> reporter: the other networks were running gavel to gavel coverage inside the convention hall. but abc couldn't afford to in 1968. >> they needed to make money by running their shows like "bewitched" and "batman" and the flying nun, instead. >> reporter: we spoke with the filmmakers, it's strange to watch these two guys, both of them speaking like thurston howell iii. >> hello, my dear. >> it's another era. having two elect intellectuals like thi

from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz, reporting live from the iowa state fair, begins now. >>> good morning. organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it's just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center from the start. >> you're going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall -- it's going to be a wall that -- nobody's going through my wall, trump builds walls, i build walls. i don't think i have made mistakes. they do the polls and my numbers go up. so you guess i haven't made any mistakes. you want to know what things i'm going to do different for this country? almost everything. because that's what has to happen. everything we do is wrong. the military, we're not taking care of the military. we're not taking care of our vets. we're not taking care of our country. we're not taking care of our finances. we're not taking care of our trade deals. when was the last time you sa

>> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- all eyes on iowa. donald trump bringing his front-runner campaign to the state fair the center of the political universe. >> hillary didn't dra this kind of crowd. >> we're right with him n the chopper, with the crowds. what he's doing now to hold the lead as ben carson and carly fiorina surge in the polls. >>> and hillary's new headache. her e-mail firestorm growing. the latest on the fbi investigation. >>> plus, the big boss that joe biden and al gore could be eyeing a 2016 run. from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz reporting live from the iowa state fair. begins now. >>>ing good morning, organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it's just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center, from the start. >> you're going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall -- it's going to be a wall that --

over the weekend, trump made the rounds at the iowa state fair and revealed specifics about his immigration plan. abc's devin dwyer is in des moines. >> reporter: the so-called trump tsunami still sweeping iowa. >> there hasn't been nobody like him. >> he doesn't pull any punches. i like that. >> i'm not supporting. but i'm talking about him. >> reporter: the gop's front-runner's private helicopter spotted above the fair for a second day after that dramatic arrival saturday and free rides for kids. our martha raddatz exclusively tagging along. >> but you know where we were four years ago here, the people at the bottom of the polls didn't eventually do so well. >> who was here? who was? >> well, you had michele bachmann in the iowa straw poll, but rick santorum took it. >> but they're not me. they're not me. >> reporter: trump getting more serious and specific about his policies. >> we're building a wall, it's going to be strong. >> reporter: in his first policy paper on immigration, trump says he'd force mexico to foot the bill for his border wall by steeply hiking fees on u.s. visas for mexicans. he'd

iowa on tuesday. chuck sievertson abc news, new york. >>> dozens protested outside planned parenthood in heyward today. protests are in response to an anti-abortion group that secretly filmed videos. the videos shows planned parenthood staffers selling fetal tissue for profit. >>> resources are stretched so thin officials began prying traininging to volunteers as far away as new zeal land and australia to help save homes. >> they're committed, tired, working long hours, not getting sleep, they're getting chased from one house to another. they're giving it their best. they're doing a great job president obama signed an emergency declaration yesterday allowing for more federal resources. >> think like an animal, why it could help save many other species on our planet. >> a cam cal mother warning parents about what she claims to have found in her baby wipes. >> a very quiet start to the weekend, a very august like temperatures, i'm tracking a cooldown before we experience >>> huggies has responded to an angry online video of a mother who claims she found glass in her child's baby wipes. 7 million people

the maverick republican front runner took the fair by storm as iowa ans turned out in droves to see the donald in the flesh. here is abcs reporter. >> at the iowa state fair they are buzzing about donald trump's whirlwind campaign stops. >> i am not even supporting, but i am talking about it. >> trump was treated as a conquering hero. at times he could barely move. he what so moped by -- mobbed by admirers. the billionaire republican front runner is making illegal immigration his showcase issue. >> we are building a wall. it will be a wall that is -- nobody is going through my wall. >> today in his first policy paper, trump said he will force mexico to foot the bill by steeply hiking fees on the u.s. visas for mexicans. he tripled the number of immigration officers and end birthright citizenship which she calls the biggest magnet for illegal immigration. as iowa ans voted their presidential preferences with corn colonels, a new national poll shows trump holding on to the big lead in the gop field. jeb bush now shows up in fourth place and ben carson has now jumped into second. unlike trump carson doesn't have a helicop

abc. >> can you catch truck in iowa? >> i don't look at it in terms of catching him or not. it is a marathon, not a sprint. we have plenty of time. >> hillary clinton continues to be favorite among democrats. >> i an having a good time. we are only four months into this and i feel...very positive >>> off the trail today, he is in new york fulfilling the civic obligation reporting for jury duty in manhattan. trump was fined $250 this year for failing to report nor jury duty. that fine has since been wave the. >> if it seems like the bart station is getting clean are, it is not your imagination. according to the bart's customer survey, riders are noticing cleaner walks and entry ways and parking lot and landscaping and elevators and bathrooms. officials say it could be the work of the so-called brightening crews who use high pressure hose to rinse the grime hired last year. more could be hired this year. officials say they are astop iraned that requireds noticed yourment in so many areas at one. >> that is encouraging. >> indeed. the winning does not step for steph curry. >> h

abc news at the iowa state fair. >> two republican presidential candidates made some strong statementsmorning on "this week." >> it's strange to accept that a secretary of state, who handled all of her communications on a home-brewed server, never passed classified information on her device over thatter isver. of course, she did, and now we are finding out. and as usual, the coverup is worse than the crime. >> earlier on the show ben carson talked about planned parenthood, saying the reason most of it is in centered in black neighborhoods is to control that population. >>> chicago has one, so does portland and oakland's is catching on. what they have, a popular flags that are symbols of civic pride. now some people say it's time for san francisco to become part of the trend and redesign it's city flag. >> did you hear san francisco has a flag? >> we did not. >> nicole king is from san francisco. but like many people, was unaware there's a city flag. >> the neat thing is you don't see it. it's not flown and it's clearly not loved. >> he believes great cities need great flags. as design

abc's jonathan karl has the details. >> reporter: donald trump plans to take iowa by storm this weekendising free helicopter rides for kids. >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states, donald j. trump! >> reporter: abc news has learned trump is beefing up his campaign, hiring ten staffers in iowa, several more in new hampshire and south carolina and more coming in nevada. but he's also facing new attacks from his rivals, the latest, rand paul using trump's own past statements to suggest he's not really a republican. >> i probably identify more as a democrat. and it just seems that the economy does better under the democrats. liberal on healthcare. we have to take care of people that are sick. >> universal health coverage? >> i love universal healthcare. hillary clinton i think is a terrific woman. i mean, i'm a little biased because i've known her for years. >> reporter: paul is even rolling out his own donald trump impression. >> my favorite is, yeah, the reason i tell women they're ugly is because i'm so good looking. [ laughter ] everybody knows i'm good looking, right?

he began his career prior to nbc where he was before abc in waterloo, iowa. while he's a chicago native, he's a graduate of the university of iowa which -- explains that waterloo, iowa, which i couldn't understand when i read his bio. he's received some of the most prestigious awards, seven duponts, six peabodys, six pullks and five overseas awards and five edward r murro awards and many more. i could spend an hour listing stories brian and his team have done to generate these awards. a couple of them are worth noting, however. exposing the dangerous conditions at factories in bangladesh, making clothes for tommy hilfiger and wal-mart. a toyota report that prompted one of the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading systems by the better biz bureau and exposing wal-mart overseas child work for america. and in fact, i was just at wal-mart and there are pictures of brian all over the place. don't let this man in. there are many more stories. it must have been when he was 10 years old, brian broke what remember as a very important story and tha

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: donald trump plans to take iowa by storm this weekend, taking the trump helicopter right to the state fair, even promising free helicopter rides for kids. >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states, donald trump! >> reporter: tonight abc news has learned trump is beefing up his campaign, hiring ten staffers in iowa, several more in new hampshire and south carolina and more coming in nevada. he's also facing new attacks from his rivals, the latest rand paul using trump's own past statements to suggest he's not really a republican. >> i probably identify more as a democrat. and it just seems that the economy does better under the democrats. liberal on healthcare. we have to take care of people who are sick. hillary clinton is a terrific woman. i'm biased because i've known her for years. >> the reason i tell women they're ugly is because i'm so good looking. everybody knows that, right? >> reporter: trump is shrugging it all off. >> i said, rand, i've had you up to here. >> jon karl with us live. we're al

announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- all eyes on iowacal universe. >> they're saying hillary clinton didn't draw this kind of crowd. >> not even close. >> we're right with him, in the chopper, with the crowds. what he's doing now to hold the lead, while ben carson and carly fiorina surge in the polls. they're here live. >>> and hillary's new headache. her e-mail firestorm growing. the latest on the fbi investigation. >>> plus, the big buzz that joe biden and al gore could be eyeing a 2016 run.

iowa. a driver in illinois tonight seeing this one through the car window. here's abc chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tornado in eastern iowa. >> get ready. get in the basement. >> reporter: these images just streaming in. reports of trees down. no injuries. that tornado embedded in a strong line of storms, stretching from missouri to wisconsin. while in charleston, south carolina, more than three inches of rain clogging streets. underpasses under water. neighborhoods passable by standup paddleboard only. and tonight, we learned that tornado in southern mississippi monday? an ef-0, winds up to 75 miles per hour. the images of a funnel from colorado and what could have been a tornado not yet confirmed south of denver. damaging winds crumpling silos, taking out buildings. >> so, let's get right to ginger, tracking the severe weather at this hour, and it's moving quickly. >> reporter: yes, we've got the warnings and the watches on the map now, david. severe thunderstorm watch that includes st. louis. you can see that tornado watch, northern i

iowa. >>> our thanks to you for watching abc news tonight. tune in to gma first thing in the morning., we're on 24/7 at our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and goodnight. come on, ray. where are you going? i told you yesterday i was going to pick out paint cocolors for the bedroom today. i told you i wand to go golfing. yeah, and i said, "too bad." i thought that meant for you. ray, i'm going to the hardware store. you only have to wch the boys 'cause ally's at molly's. i'll spend the whole day with them tomorrow, i promise. i'll even-- i'll skip church, ay? i'll give my kids the time i normally reservefor the. do you want to be any part of their childhood memories?s? "childhood memories." come on. ask them about their trip to disney world. they don't even remember it. they were three. tiger woods could hit a ball 200 yards when he was three. okay, ray. go ahead, you go golfing. i'll drag them around with me all day. i'm sure they'll have a wonderful time looking at paint samples. there you go. yoyou put those golf clubs down, spend some time with your kids, and c

iowa. >>> our thanks to you for watching abc news tonight. tune in to gma first thing in the morning., we're on 24/7 at our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and goodnight.

abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you. we begin this half hour with that challenge for hillary clinton in iowa. rival bernie sanders is gaining support there. >> and there's surging support for her potential republican challenger, donald trump. here's abc's devin dwyer. >> my goodness. >> reporter: trouble for hillary clinton in a state where she knows defeat. >> barack obama will win the caucuses here in iowa. >> reporter: eight years after failing to win iowa, a new poll of democrats shows her slipping losing a third of her support since may. her lead it's lowest ever, sust seven points lady of senator bernie sanders. >> this is not anti-hillary clinton. this is pro bernie sanders and pro a message that says enough is enough. >> reporter: sanders is leading? clinton in new hampshire. energizing liberals particularly younger voters and he's not the only clinton alternative stirring excitement. vcht joe biden sacrifices a jamboree of delaware democrats saturday building speculation he may get in the race. the new iowa poll shows a door could be open for biden. 14% of iowa democrats want biden as

. >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- all eyes on iowa.to the state fair the center of the political universe. >> hillary didn't dra this kind of crowd. >> we're right with him n the chopper, with the crowds. what he's doing now to hold the lead as ben carson and carly fiorina surge in the polls. >>> and hillary's new headache. her e-mail firestorm growing. the latest on the fbi investigation. >>> plus, the big boss that joe biden and al gore could be eyeing a 2016 run. from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz reporting live from the iowa state fair. begins now.

he's began his career prior to nbc, where he was before abc, in waterloo, iowa.while he is a chicago native, he is a graduate of the university of iowa which explains that waterloo, iowa, beginning, which i couldn't understand when i read his bio. he's received many of the most prestigious awards in journalism, including seven duponts, six peabodys, 16 emmys and five edward r murro awards and many more. i could spend an hour listing the stories that brian and his team have done to generate these awards. a couple of them are worth noting, however. exposing the dangerous conditions of factories in bangladesh, making clothes for tommy hilfiger and walmart. a toyota report which prompted the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading systems by the better business bureau. and walmart's use of overseas child labor for their by the way america clothing campaign. i was in a walmart recently and there was pictures of him all over the place. do not let this man in. but there are many more stories but it must have been when he was 10 years old, but he broke

tom llamas, abc news, mobile, alabama. >>> at the iowa state fair, republican presidential candidateted cruz was confronted about gay rights from an oscar-nominated actress. >> gay people used to be thrown in jail when it was illegal in this country. >> we're saying bible-believing christians. >> reporter: ellen paige was asking the questions and believes the republican candidate discriminates against gays. the exchange went on five minutes. cruz said to be rising in the polls said he did not recognize the actress. >>> the american legion post is offering an award after someone ripped off two flags. a small tattered piece of the american flag left on the flagpole outside the post on pearl street. the vandals cut a pow/mia flag off the pole. it happened late thursday night or early yesterday morning. the flags had only been up three weeks. >> today distracted drivers in napa beware. police passing out christmas brochures will be using extra officers to catch people driving while using cell phones and other electronic devices. distracted driving can be a killer. in 2012, more than 3,00

as some of his gop rivals made bids for votes at the state fair in iowa. abc'som llamas covering it for us. and that new poll out, tom, shows trump pulling away from the pack. >> reporter: good morning. some interesting movement since that first debate. a new cnn poll shows trump up six points since july still the clear front-runner. jeb in second place. but the other big headline here, take a look at this. carly fiorina cracking the top ten, knocking out chris christie and guess who leads among both men and women? donald trump. his popularity evident even at court. the republican front-runner taking time off the campaign trail for jury duty. donald trump emerging from his stretch limo swarmed by cameras and microphones outside of the new york supreme court. >> can i have a selfie, please? >> come on. let's go. come on. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: inside of the courthouse, one potential juror even posting this snapchat showing trump waiting to be summoned writing just your average day at jury duty. but the billionaire new yorker not getting tapped, ready

iowa on tuesday. chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. >> donald trump will have root chance to expound on his remarkablepaign on "this week." the real estate mogul continues to wonder the experts with his stay at the policy. this week with george stephanopoulos airs this morning at 8:00 right here on abc7. >>> ten years ago next saturday hurricane katrina slammed into louisiana, causing unprecedented damage, especially to the city of new orleans. president obama will travel there on thursday. he will be followed by former president bush and laura bush on friday. on saturday former president bill clinton will visit new orleans. here's a programming reminder. tonight at 10:00 abc will present katrina, ten years after the storm, with robin roberts. >>> dozens protested outside the planned parenthood clinic in haywood yesterday. they are calling for an end to federal funding for the healthcare organization. this is all part of a nationwide protest against the organization. the protests in response to an anti-abortion group that secretly filmed videos. the group said show planned parenthood staffers selling

over the weekend, trump made the rounds at the iowa state fair and revealed specifics about his immigration plan. abc'sand rick santorum. >> but they're not me. they're not me. >> reporter: trump getting more serious and spec about his policies. >> we're building a wall, it's going to be strong. >> reporter: in his first policy paper on immigration, trump says he would force mexico to foot the bill for his border wall by steeply hiking fees on u.s. visas for mexicans. he would triple the number of immigration officers and end birthright citizenship which he calls the biggest magnet for illegal immigration. it's full steam ahead for trump who's willing to spend more of his i don't know money on the campaign than all his rival rivals have raised combined. >> spend a billion dollars on thelection? >> i would do that if i had to. >> reporter: trump still way ahead in a new national poll since that first debate, while jeb bush has taken a hit, down to fourth place. ben carson surging to number two, arrived today at the fair. can you catch trump in iowa? >> it's a marathon not a sprint. >> reporter: and iowa

abc's devin dwyer has the story. >> reporter: tonight a so-called trump tsunami still sweeping iowa. >> i'm not supporting. i'm talking about him. >> reporter: the gop's helicopter spotted above the fair for a second day after that dramatic arrival saturday. our martha raddatz exclusively tagging along. >> you know where we were four years ago, the people at the bottom of the polls didn't do so >> who was here? >> michele bachmann and rick santorum. they're not me. >> reporter: tonight, trump getting more serious and specific about his policies. >> we're building a wall it's going to be strong. >> reporter: trump says he would force mexico to foot the bill for his border wall. by hiking fees on visas. he tripled the number of immigration officers and end birthright citizenship which he calls the biggest magnet for illegal immigration. it's full steam ahead for trump who's willing to spend more of his own money on campaign than >> i would do that if i had to. >> reporter: trump still way ahead since that first debate, while jeb bush has taken a hit, down to fourth place. ben carson surging to number can you

abc news learning joe biden has been reaching out to key democrats. at the iowaate fair clinton under fire from republicans, too. jeb bush grilling clinton about her private e-mail server. >> she should come clean and deal with it. this is an issue it's not a distraction for sure. >> reporter: and donald trump arrived a new ad skewering him for his once cozy relationship with the clintons. >> hillary clinton i think is a terrific woman. i mean, i'm a little bias because i've known her for careers. >> reporter: clinton herself rolling out policies were college student debt and criminal justice to voting rights reform. >> hugh all very much. >> reporter: just trying to stay on message. and a piece of good news for hillary clinton, one of iowa's top democrats, former senator tom harkin endorsing her, the man who backed obama back in 2008 is now giving hillary clinton his blessing. so celia vague ga, abc news. >>> san jose's police union is voting on a new contract deal with the city, one that is designed to keep officers from leaving the department. the new deal cal

iowa this weekend. the state fair drawing presidential front runners for some politics and a lot of fried food. but one candidate coming in for a landing like no other. abc's devin dwyer is right there covering it all. >> reporter: donald trump arrived at the iowa state fair like a billionaire would. the only presidential candidate to arrive in a helicopter. a never before seen iowa attraction. >> who wants to go first? >> reporter: trump announcing free flights for kids as he promised to unveil new specifics tomorrow on his signature issue of immigration. >> you are going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall, it's going to be a wall that is not -- nobody's going through my wall, trump builds walls, i build walls. >> he's bold. speaks his mind. >> reporter: the republican front-runner's grand entrance captivating iowans. mobs flocking to the golf cart taking trump to the famous 600-pound butter cow. hillary clinton was also there, though she and trump never crossed paths. >> how are you, bill? >> reporter: the democratic front-runner who lost iowa in 2008 back at it, doing what iowans do. petting the animals, sa