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>> i think it's the only answer he has, alisyn. if he were to say, well, this is an area of disagreement with donald trump, it's one of the really two pillars, that and immigration, of the trump campaign. so i don't think there's any way that he can go in that direction. >> so up until this point, it's almost seemed mike pence is running a parallel campaign to the trump campaign. just completely different. mike pence sticks to message. now this campaign shake-up, alisyn was asking governor pence about the new leadership of the campaign, steve bannon, who ran breitbart.com up until now, which has, you know, awfully costic headlines. mike pence looked at some of them right there. what did you make of what governor pence had to say about the new campaign leadership? >> so alisyn asked him about some of the more incendiary comments from steve bannon, that which he's known for. and when did he say? he very deftly pointed to the fact that kellyanne conway is the first female to play such a prominent role in a campaign of this size. again

alisyn? >> interesting numbers, david. thanks so much for giving us a preview and break down of all those. we want to talk about it. how will president obama's new approval ratings impact the 2016 election? we go inside those numbers next. well she loves to say, "well, fantastic!" a lot. i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. nobody really believes that i take notes this way, but they actually make sense to me. i try to balance my studying with the typical college experience. this windows pc is a life saver! being able to pull up different articles to different parts of the screen is so convenient. i used to be a mac user but this is way better. i wto me the aciditymy dentiof foods andining what they can do to your teeth. thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist recommended pronamel. it can help protect enamel from acid erosion. my mouth feels really fresh and clean and i stuck with it. i really like it. it gives me a lot of confide

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secretary, great to have you here. >> thanks, alisyn.o be back. >> when you hear that russia and iran are teaming up, what does that mean to you? >> well, first of all, it's another complication for the campaign against isil or daesh in the middle east. it's been a complication since day one with respect to russia. this latest move where they're launching air strikes from iran essentially brings them closer to the fight. it allows them to strike with greater intensity. it's another complication, but not all that surprising. >> why is it a complication rather than seen as helpful? >> first of all, they're not striking daesh or isis in iraq and syria. instead, they are attacking the forces that are attempting to prop up bashar al assad. you see, russia has had a gap from the beginning. they say they have entered the fray to fight isis, but what they're doing is they're attacking other forces. >> where does this lead the u.s.? is the u.s. trying to negotiate with russia about this? is the u.s. going it alone now? >> well, the u.s., of cours

always great to talk to you. >> thank you, alisyn.eat morning. >> you too. >>> donald trump is taking aim at the media. this time specifically "the new york times." the paper reports about trouble in the trump campaign. he says they have it all wrong because they didn't speak to him directly. can he stay on message? we debate it next. well she loves to say, "well, fantastic!" a lot. i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. nobody really believes that i take notes this way, but they actually make sense to me. i try to balance my studying with the typical college experience. this windows pc is a life saver! being able to pull up different articles to different parts of the screen is so convenient. i used to be a mac user but this is way better. >>> donald trump's campaign wants to address concerns about being on message, but he's doing it by giving a big speech today but also by saying he's not running against hillary clinton, he's running against the media. is that on message? joining us now to discuss, c

. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. donald trump's campaign originally said he would do an immigration speech. then they said he wouldn't do an immigration speech. now it appears the speech is back on this week in arizona. and it may be an opportunity for donald trump to clear up some questions after he's taken nearly every tone on immigration over the last few weeks. there are many wondering whether he is wavering on a foundation of his candidacy, this pledge it deport millions of undocumented immigrants living in the u.s.. >> we are going to get rid of the criminals, and it's going to happen within one hour after i tack office. believe me. >> reporter: donald trump announcing he'll deliver a highly anticipated immigration speech wednesday in arizona after all. >> if you want to be here legally, you have to apply to be here legally. >> reporter: the trump campaign insisting it won't amount to amnesty or include a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. >> at least 11 million people in this country that came

>> i am not, alisyn. that's what concerns me.he things that were in the speech yesterday, it was somewhat disjointed. i'm a big fan of keith kellogg. we served together on the joint staff on 9/11, we were both in the pentagon on that day. what's interesting over the last several years i've been in combat, a lot of our interpreters, the people who fought next to our soldiers are now trying to find a better life in the united states. they're going through that 18 to 24-month long process. they are the ones coming from the so-called muslim nations that mr. trump is saying we shouldn't admit, we should stop and re-evaluate how they're coming in. these are guys that fought alongside me. they can't get in. we're constantly having conversations with our congress and our senate about making sure that these individuals who serve not only their country but our country are allowed into the united states for better life. you know, you mentioned last hour, alisyn, the statue of liberty. you know, on the base of that liberty statue it says giv

that was very clear from alisyn's interview.all moment in the interview just as an example. michael cohen and how he answered a question about the polls yesterday. you played that moment with brianna keilar. versus how she answered it, which is, no, we are a little behind, and that's the fuel we're riding. what a more solid and honest assessment of the state of the race. >> mark, what about what she said about what she believes her goal is now for donald trump? and that is to let trump be trump and to let the candidate start having fun again, basically, she said. you know, he likes being at those big rallies. he gets his fuel from that. what do you think of that plan? >> here's the biggest strength i think kellyanne brings. he's a skilled operator who's well respected for the many years she's been in battle in political campaigns. at the same time, she understands she can't go to a candidate and try to impose everything that she believes upon that candidate. if she can make the candidate, in this case donald trump, comfortable w

>> good morning, alisyn. been fierce and it's coming from inside the party both publicly and privately. gop officials asking donald trump to as one told me just leave this alone. trump not going to do that. if you've watched over the course of the last 14 months of his campaign when he feels like he is attacked, he is going to swing back. that's exactly what's happening now. >> he made a deal with the devil. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. >> reporter: donald trump ramping up his personal attacks on hillary clinton while criticizing bernie sanders for supporting the democratic nominee. >> she picked a vice presidential candidate who is like the opposite of him. >> reporter: and suggesting that if he loses in november it's because -- >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged -- >> reporter: all as the on going feud between trump and the parents of a slain muslim u.s. soldier captain humayun khan escalates. >> i have great honor and great feeling for his son, mr. khan's son. as far as i'm

>> i don't know, alisyn.akes me listen to it and say, well, geez, why didn't the same standard apply when she became secretary of state? that's not exactly chump change. that's a pretty big job. >> so also interesting, we've been talking a lot about this, this morning. senator jeff sessions, he comes out and tries to make the point on a radio program that donald trump has always been a law and order guy. he talked about the central park five case. he said, trump has always been this way. people say he wasn't a conservative, but he bought an ad 20 years ago in the "new york times" call thing for the death penalty. how many people in new york were willing to do something like that? all right. here's a copy of the ad. it says, bring back the death penalty, bring back our police. the issue here s all right, i get the point he's making. the central park five were exonerated. new york city paid a $41 million fine two years ago because they got it wrong. >> you know, it's funny, poppy. i remember that ad. i certainl

alisyn? >> jessica, thanks so much. let's discuss all this.entator and vice chair of the new york state democratic party, christine quinn, and former donald trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski. important to note, he is still receiving severance from the trump campaign. both are responding to this report that half of the people outside of government that hillary clinton met with when she was secretary of state were donors to the clinton foundation. there were 85 people that she met. they were donors. they contributed together 156 million to the clinton foundation. christine, how is this okay? >> well, first of all, i think we've heard widely, not just from the clinton campaign, but from lots of people, that the methodology, the way the associated press did this story really is very much cherry picking and is not an accurate way to report, to say this is a -- draw a conclusion, when you look at half of her schedule as secretary of state. we have to understand this is not an accurate reporting. but beyond that, i actually don't find it so s

alisyn?use weighing in on the 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's protest during the national anthem. so will this affect some change? we have two former nfl stars to give us their perspective next. hmmmmmm..... hmmmmm... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick taking a stand by sitting. the quarterback's fellow players and coaches continue to weigh in on his destoigs remain seated during a national anthem at a preseason game. kaepernick says he's protesting america's treatment of people of color. so what affect will this protest have? will the team release him? here to discuss former nfl wide receivers donte stallworth and hines ward, hines also a cnn sports contributor. can't think of better people to discuss this with than you two. thank you for joining us. there's somewhat of a distraction in this story. there's no question that colin kaepernick

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(alisyn camerota, anchor, "new day") "or doing his best impression of an owl." (jeanne moos, reporting) "the inspired, we kid you not, knock knock jokes." knock knock. who's there? says. say's who? the polls. all of them. #allof them also picked up steam, in this case with an olympic theme. so you're losing this race...says who? the clocks. which clocks? all of them. there was even a poll pitting "says who" against "all of them." "all of them" won by a landslide. in the wake of brianna's interview, trump's attorney told yahoo news "i think i unraveled her." hmmm. let's take a poll on that. (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "which polls?" why you asking me for i don't know. jeanne moos (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "says who?" cnn (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "which poll?" new york (brianna keilar, senior political correspondent) "all of them." ahh the college dorm room... who can forget that? well some college students certainly won't... we'll show you how this resourceful duo turned a plain old dorm room... into a glamorous miss roomates

chris and alisyn are off. poppy harlow and john berman here with you. feud with the musl muslim-american family dominating on the political trail. >> denouncing trump for attacking the gold star family. the mother and father of the decorated war hero firing back. saying trump lacks the empathy and moral compass to be the commander of the country. we start with phil >> reporter: good morning, guys. the reality is this. republican officials are waking up this morning with their nominee in an escalating battle with the parents of a slain u.s. soldier. it's not necessarily something they wanted to start the week with, but it's still something that's happening, and it's causing a growing rift in the party, one that's even caused donald trump's running mate, mike pence, to go on the defensive. >> have you even read the united states constitution? [ cheers and applause ] i will -- i will gladly lend you my copy. you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> reporter: a defining moment at the democratic national convention, now sending shock waves through donald

alisyn is off. brianna keilar is here with me. >> we have breaking news.ights around the world this morning. why? a system wide computer failure. >> a ripple effect that we are seeing. it is causing major delays for air travelers today. we want to go to cnn's alison kosik with all of the breaking details of the story. >> reporter: brianna, this is a system wide failure. thousands of the airline just released a statement confirming the problem, quoting this. delta experienced a computer outage that has impacted flights scheduled for this morning. flights awaiting departure are currently delayed. flights en route are operating normally, which means they're going to continue to finish out their routes. now, long delays are being reported all over social media in airports including london, tokyo, and los angeles. we're seeing a lot of activity online as well with lots of pictures of u.s.-bound delta passenger in rome posting this picture you see here while waiting in line for more than an hour early this morning. this tweet showing passengers getting ready to

alisyn is off. poppy harlow is here with me. that's why she looks so good.nald trump's hard line for undocumented immigra immigrants? we will put them out. that propelled him to the republican nomination. now trump is doing what a politician does. softening in the general election. sounding like two former rivals who he hammered for their positions in the primaries. >>> and hillary clinton weighing in on the trump immigration shift flip. in a new cnn exclusive interview, she is responding to questions. also about her e-mails and probably the most clear response we have got from her in 17 months. also responding to questions about we have it all covered this morning. let's start with sara murray in tampa, florida. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. it seems like trump is finally ready to make this general election pivot as he tries to make this appeal to minority voters. but hillary clinton, she's not having any of it, spending her day today trying to paint donald trump as an extremist right-wing candidate. >> they'll pay back taxes. they have to pay taxes. th

hillary clinton did indeed get that bounce that alisyn was talking about.ine-point lead outside the margin of error for hillary clinton. look at where she came from. before the democratic convention, 45%. after, 52%. that is her seven-point bounce. let's take a look at with all four candidates. you know libertarian confidence gary johnson, jill stine also on the ballot in nearly all 50 states. the convention did not have a appreciable effect on johnson or stine. it does, of course, take from both clinton and trump. here her bounce went from 49% to 45%. besting trump by eight points, 45 to 37% when all four are included. so let's look at that bounce just as it is. hillary clinton, as i said, she got a 7 percentage point bounce in her convention, that compares the week before with donald trump who got a 6% bounce out of his convention in cleveland. remember, a bounce it's up and down just like when a ball bounces. he has come back down after his convention. we'll see if hillary clinton c

alisyn is off. brianna keilar is here with me. of state hillary clinton founded isis. he says he is not kidding. this false claim is fuelling real concern about his campaign and gop fears of a democratic landslide in november. >> this as hillary clinton's e-mail controversy continues to haunt her campaign over the e-mails show with ties of the state department and clinton foundation. let's start the coverage with athena >> reporter: good morning, brianna. there's been a lot of talk about how this campaign needs to be about issues americans care about. jobs, the economy, national security. this week could have been about issues with both candidates delivering big economic speeches, and yet here we are ending another week that was dominated by outrageous headline-grabbing statements by the republican nominee, and he's been repeating his latest lines of attack every chance he gets. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're the founders. >> reporter: donald trump refusing to back down from his latest

>>announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn c. >>> good morning. alisyn is off.e. >>> donald trump unaware of what he says, or does he not just -- he just doesn't care about what comes out and how it is influencing people who are listening. the latest one, second amendment supporters, he says to them, they can do something to stop hillary clinton. trump says he wasn't calling for violence. but a lot of people took it differently. >> in his remarks have been condemned. they were condemned quickly by officials. not just democrats, but republicans again as well. and trump is blaming the media for twisting his words. did he cross the line. let's begin with jason carroll, live in virginia. jason. >> reporter: well, brianna, the trump campaign really wants to move beyond this. they're having a terrible sense of deja vu. once again, having to explain what the candidate said versus what he meant. donald trump on the defensive, again. >> there can be no interpretation. give me a break. >> reporter: blaming media bias for the firestorm over this quip, as his campaign rally

alisyn is off. breanna keilar is here.ide outage affecting delta airlines. tens of thousands of frustrated travelers, not just here in the yuch u.s., all around the world. >> delta is telling us what may have caused this. cnn aviation correspondent, rene marsh, is live at reagan airport with the breaking details. we're figuring you are out the why here, rene? >> reporter: yeah, we do know that there was a power outage, breanna, in atlanta around 2:30 this morning and that's what delta is blaming for this computer glitch that's causing wide-spread problems. we're talking about a global ground stop for delta airlines. the airlines says that passengers should expect large scale cancelations today. again, they're blaming that on a power outage in atlanta. we should tell you that delta operates thousands of flights everyday. so we're talking about tens of thousands of passengers impacted here. we're already hearing from airports in new york city, jfk, laguard laguardia, their computers are down and unable to check passengers in

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. alisyn is off. here this morning. donald trump is backing off his signature hard line immigration stance. no more deport them all, create a task force to round them up, and anyone who says otherwise is weak. remember those statements? now there's a new line. it is that he would work with undocumented people and guess what, his form eer rivals have some tough words for him. >> hillary clinton also weighing in on trump's immigration flip-flop in a brand new cnn exclusive interview. she's also responding to new questions about her e-mails and questions about the clinton foundation, also responding to donald trump last night calling her a bigot. quite a lot of news in the last 24 hours. we begin our coverage this morning with cnn's sarah murray in tampa, florida. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. looks like donald trump is finally ready to make that general election pivot. he's watering down his rhetoric when it comes to immigration. and hillary clinton is watching all of this saying, wait a minute. she

chris and alisyn are off today. i'm john berman here with poppy harlow. first, president obama unloading on donald trump anew. donald trump, he believes, is unfit to hold the nation's highest office. the president dismissed trump's claim that the november election will be rigged. the president called that ridiculous. >> the president also facing tough questions about whether or not that $400 million payment to iran was indeed ransom in exchange for those four u.s. prisoners. this as trump repeats and repeats a false claim about actually seeing a video of that cash transfer in tehran without any evidence of it actually existing. we begin our coverage this morning with phil mattingly. he's doubling down, tripling down on that video. >> yeah, no question about it. first and foremost, this has really been the week that barack obama, the president of the united states, has dropped all pretense about his true feelings when it comes to donald trump. and that was on clear display thursday during a news conference where he warned, he scolded, and he criticized tru

(alisyn camerota, anchor, "new day") "or doing his best impression of an owl." (jeanne moos, reporting) "the exchange even inspired, we kid you not, knock knock jokes." knock knock. who's there? says. say's who? the polls. all of them. #allof them also picked up steam, in this case with an olympic theme. so you're losing this race...says who? the clocks. which clocks? all of them. there was even a poll pitting landslide. in the wake of brianna's interview, trump's attorney told yahoo news "i think i unraveled her." hmmm. let's take a poll on that. (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "which polls?" why you asking me for i don't know. jeanne moos (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "says who?" cnn (michael cohen, poll?" new york (brianna within southern california. current acres burned is 37,020 acres with 40% containment as of early saturday. the smoke from this fire should stay away from las vegas this weekend so the air quality should stay in the good to moderate levels. being our main concern. our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monso

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>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.s here with me this morning. we have big news in the election. donald trump shifting into a new attack mode, accusing president obama and hillary clinton of being, quote, the founders of isis. trump dismissing claims as well that his second amendment remarks suggested violence. he's saying the media is to blame, not him, for what came out of his mouth. >> meantime, hillary clinton is facing new questions about newly released e-mails. we have this all covered. let's begin with cnn's zaisara murray in miami. >> reporter: good morning. after a couple days of dealing with the fallout of his latest political fire storm, donald trump is looking to change the conversation. he leveled some heated attacks against president obama and hillary clinton last night, including hammering clinton over her e-mails. donald trump trying to shift the spotlight to hillary clinton's missing e-mails after a newly uncovered batch of messages raises questions about ties between the clinton foundation and the sta

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris koe moe and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone.he east. up first, donald trump calling for extreme vetting of immigrants. trying to come to the u.s. he talked about making them pass an ideological test. >> trump also trying to clean up his case against the president and jose manuel calderon for the rise of isis. no more talk about founding. now it is about policy choices. vice president joe biden taking on that accusation. he and calderon made their own new case for what trump could mean for national security. we have every angle covered for you. let's begin with athena jones live in washington with more. good morning, athena. >> good morning, chris. the often unscripted donald trump was on message yesterday talking about what he would do to defeat terrorism. he made a turn in the speech after repeatedly questioning the value of the nato alliance. he is now vowing to work with the u.s. nato partners in this fight against terrorism. clinton raising questions about his temperament, he is raising questions about her judgment and fitne

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conway talked about the race and the polls and the upcoming debates and donald trump with my colleague alisynta. it happened this morning on "new day." take a listen. >> we're going to sharpen the message and make sure donald trump is comfortable about being in his own skin, voters. know if you're comfortable in your own skin. let him be him in this sense. he wants to deliver a speech, if he wants to go to a rally, if he wants to connect with a crowd in a way that's very spontaneous, that's wonderful, and that's how he got here. that's how he became the nominee in large part. donald trump needs people like him in this sense. you have to be unapologetically unflinchingly unafraid of hillary clinton and bill clinton and all that clinton campaign means. we feel like we're up against a major machine here. you need people for good or for bad who are at least willing to, as we say, leave it all on the field. >> this supposedly unafraid adviser whom conway is referring to is the man on the right-hand side of your screen, the trump campaign new ceo and former head of breitbart website, steve banon. t

>> reporter: good morning, alisyn. calm restored in milwaukee following the overnight protests.vi activated, but has not been deployed. protesters is their way of getting their message across of years of oppression and racism that plagued their community. it was the deadly shooting over the weekend only a flash point. protests and violence erupting again in milwaukee. demonstrators firing shots. >> a lot of shots. a lot of >> reporter: throwing objects. >> looks like the gas tank just popped. >>. >> reporter: and setting cars on fire. at least one person was shot and rushed to the hospital. a police officer also hospitalized after a rock smashed the windshield of a squad car. the weekend of violence began on saturday with demonstrators torching several businesses, overturning cars, and throwing rocks at police to protest the police shooting death of 23-year-old silvel smith. police say he turned toward the officer with a gun in his hand. the officer's body camera capturing the deadly encounter. milwaukee's mayor tried to address the festering anger about whether the shooting was

in the east, alisyn is off. we have another first for you in this presidential election.ned that donald trump, their party's nominee would be the most reckless president in u.s. history. this blow comes the same day that trump gave a big economic speech to reset his campaign. >>> now this morning, another blow to trump with a key republican senator saying she cannot vote for him, all of this as donald trump and hillary clinton spar over their economic vision for the country. let's begin our coverage with cnn's jason carol. jason? >> reporter: good morning to you, brianna. trump raised concerns when he questioned whether the united states should honor its commitment to nato. south korea and japan might arm themselves with nuclear weapons. his foreign policy positions and rhetoric continue to cause more defections from his own party. another prominent republican coming out this morning against donald trump. maine senator, susan collins, pinning an op-ed in the washington post explaining why she cannot vote for her party's nominee. i've become increasingly dismayed by his co

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone. is friday, august 19th, 6:00 in the east. don't adjust your set. you're not seeing double. chris is off this morning. poppy harlow joins me. great to be with you. >> we were joking earlier, you had the haircut first, my friend. >> i'm glad that's on the record. we have a lot to talk about this morning. up first, donald trump doing something rarely seen in this election cycle. he's expressing regret. trump conceding that sometimes he says the wrong thing. >> but the republican nominee did not say anything specific about what he regrets. trump's out of character remorse coming just days after a major campaign shake-up. we have every angle covered this morning. let's begin with our george howell. >> good morning. donald trump at aal

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. 26th. 6:00 in the east. up first, donald trump's mixed message on immigration. shifting his position again telling cnn he hardened his stance on immigration. >> the net effect, the campaign is now all insults all the time. literally. both candidates for president debating who is really a bigot. who wins in the fight? how do you not lose in all this? our coverage begins with >> reporter: good morning to you. the trump campaign really struggling with a key question when it comes to their immigration plan. what happens to the 11 million undocumented people living here in the united states? i mean, do all of them have to leave, or do some of them get to stay? the answer, chris, still very unclear. >> there is no path to legalization. unless people leave the country -- well, when they come back in, if they come back in, then they can start paying taxes. >> reporter: donald trump struggling to clarify his immigration stance, now telling cnn's anderson cooper he's ruling out a pathway to leg

>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to "new day."thank goodness john berman is filling in. >> i thought you were saying chris is off this morning. be careful. he may be watching. >> john's here instead. up first, donald trump says his campaign is more united than ever. this despite party leaders and senior members of his team were frustrated with his behavior and series of misstep. >> trump back on the campaign trail touting a big fund raising haul in july. he is closing the gap with the hillary clinton fund raising machine. all this as a new national poll shows hillary clinton expanding her lead over trump. now ten points in a two-way match up. let's phil mattingly joins us here in new york. >> reporter: good morning, john. solid fundraising numbers. a series of stories about hillary clinton that trump advisers feel like they can take advantage of. now if only they can just keep their candidate on message. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. >> reporter: donald trump pledging unprecedented unity wit

. >> reporter: alisyn, we know 68 arriving flights were delayed. 12 flights diverted to nearby ontarioto sort out the mess and there are many flights that did not leave on time because of the ground stop. chaos overnight at los angeles international airport. reports of an active shooter sending travelers running out of several terminals. >> we just saw people sprinting the other way. >> i was in the bathroom, and all the sudden there was a flood of people that came running into the bathroom saying there was a shooter. i mean, everyone is in a huge panic. >> reporter: panicked passengers using emergency exits to get away, some ending up in restricted parts of the airport. the scare leading to a full ground stop of air traffic as police searched the airport. l.a.x. later confirming that the source was likely a loud noise. the false alarm causing a ripple effect of headaches for travelers. massive gridlock on the freeways leading into l.a.x. and passengers back inside the airport now facing delays as airlines work to get things back on track. the scare at l.a.x. comes just two weeks after

. >> a programming note for you, an interview with my colleague alisyn camerota, you won't want to miss. she went and sat down with mike pence. that exclusive interview tomorrow on "new day" beginning at 6:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the new reality for parts of louisiana after absolutely devastating floods, homes filled with water, furniture heaped on lawns. families living in shelters. our polo sandoval is live in the flood zone. polo? >> reporter: and poppy, we have seen these occasional downpours that are, quite frankly, adding insult to injury for families and they're simply trying to gut their homes out and get rebuilding their lives started. coming up you'll meet one of those families and an update to the sobering statistics. more homes have been damaged. >>> a wedding celebration turning deadly after a suicide bomber detonates. the person responsible is believed to be as young as 12 years old. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at e

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, welcome to yourt 31st. 6:00 in the east. first, donald trump is heading to mexico embarking on the first trip with the nominee. trump is going to meet privately with mexico's president in light of his highly anticipated immigration speech tonight. >> as you know, trump has spent more than a year deriding mexico. and what about his stance on deportation of all undocumented immigrants. let's begin the coverage with cnn's jason carroll. good morning. >> good morning to you. and will trump do as promised sand deport everyone who is undocumented? will he take what his son called baby steps in his approach to illegal immigration, and what does he hope to accomplish by meeting with mexico's president? the answer is expected today. >> we are also going secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in. >> reporter: donald trump surprising the political world by announcing that he is heading south of the border today, to meet with mexico's president, just hours before his highly anticipated immigration spe

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> a lot to talk about this morning. brianna keilar and i are here four. and the campaign for president has taken another turn. donald trump suggesting that second amendment supporters could do something to stop hillary clinton. was he hinting at a show of force, or was it a call to get the polls? >>> now trump is blaming the media for twisting his words. drawing condemnation from both sides of the aisle. the question is did trump cross the line with >> reporter: good morning to you, brianna. the campaign really pushing back hard on this. trump saying no one in that room thought he was trying to incite violence in any way. once again, what donald trump says and what he says he means stirring up quite a bit of controversy. donald trump on the defensive again. >> there can be no other interpretation. give me a break. >> reporter: blaming media bias for the fire storm over this quip at his campaign rally. >> hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick -- [ booing ] if she g

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camero camerota. >>> good morning, everyone> every minute, there are new developments we have to report. >> i know, i have it all here, wednesday august 3rd. 6:00 in the east. chris is off. john berman joins me. great to have you. up first, donald trump's campaign reportedly in disarray. sources tell cnn that top aides including his campaign chairman are growing increasingly frustrated with donald trump's behavior. >> trump has spent days since the nomination battling with the father of an american soldier killed in iraq. beyond that, trump has ignited a new firestorm refusing to back the house speaker paul ryan in his primary battle. or john mccain in his primary battle. now, more republicans, new prominent republicans have jumped ship. including one big donor. a big fund-raiser, now saying she will become hillary clinton. let's begin our coverage with manu >> reporter: it's quite possible, john. just two weeks ago, republicans left their nominating convention saying they were more united than ever. we've seen donald trump lur

chris and alisyn are off today. i'm john berman here with poppy harlow.on donald trump anew. donald trump, he believes, is unfit to hold the nation's highest office. the president dismissed trump's claim that the november election will be rigged. the president called that ridiculous. >> the president also facing tough questions about whether or not that $400 million payment to iran was indeed ransom in exchange for those four u.s. prisoners. this as trump repeats and repeats a false claim about actually seeing a video of that cash transfer in tehran without any evidence of it actually existing. we begin our coverage this morning with phil mattingly. he's doubling down, tripling down on that video. >> yeah, no question about it. first and foremost, this has really been the week that barack obama, the president of the united states, has dropped all pretense about his true feelings when it comes to donald trump. and that was on

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alisyn is off.blican resistance to donald trump seems to have reached a new high. 50 former national security officials all republicans writing an open letter warning that trump would be the most reckless president in u.s. history. >> now this morning a key republican senator says she cannot vote for trump either. a day after he and hillary clinton squared off over their economic policies. let's begin our coverage now with cnn's jason carol. >> reporter: good morning to you. first to that open letter, the national security experts say that trump lacks the basic knowledge about the u.s. laws and the constitution and that he will weaken the country's moral authority. trump says he has the knowledge and the temperament to be president, but a number of people within his own party simply do not believe it. another prominent republican coming out this morning against donald trump. maine senator susan collins pinning an op-ed in the washington post explaining why she cannot vote for her party's nominee. i'

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> i'm trying to look gauze.e do begin with donald trump demanding the clinton foundation be shut down. he is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the charity and the candidate immediately. >> now, that won't be the only headache for hillary clinton today. 15,000, that will be the buzz phrase you hear. that's the number of newly discovered state department documents that will soon be released. what's in them? what isn't in them? >> a federal judge is now calling for the state department to release those e-mails and documents as soon as possible. this is just as donald trump is once again hitting hillary clinton on her e-mail scandal, calling for an independent expedited investigation. donald trump once again attempting to capitalize on on going scrutiny of hillary clinton's e-mails and the clinton foundation. in his strongest language yet, accusing his opponent of fostering a pay for play culture when she served as secretary of state. >> the amounts involved, the favors done and the significant number

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn cam camerota. >> all right.n, donald trump now says he was being sarcastic when he falsely claimed president obama and hillary clinton are the founders of isis. he said it in a tweet this morning while watching this show. however, he kept doubling down when people were trying to let him say he was being sarcastic about it. it has raised concerns about the campaign, and we'll take you into those. >> mean while, e-mail questions continue to haunt hillary clinton's campaign. the latest on ties between the state department and the clinton foundation. is this a relationship that caused a conflict? let's begin with cnn's athena jones. she's live in washington for us. good morning, athena. >> good morning, brianna. here we are ending another week that has been dominated by the outrageous statements of the republican nominee. as chris just mentioned, now on twitter just a little while ago, trump seemed to walk back his latest favorite line of attack against the president and secretary of clinton, saying he's just being

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone.rump's escalating argument with the parents of a fallen muslim soldier. trump's critics on both sides of the aisle this morning saying he has this time gone too far by attacking a gold-star family. >> the khans are demanding republican leaders repudiate trump, referring to the republican nominee as having a black soul. so will donald trump apologize to this family? khizr khan will join us live in a moment. first, cnn's phil mattingly with the latest on this controversy. >> reporter: good morning, john. top republican officials are waking up this morning to this reality. their nominee, the republican nominee s currently in an escalating feud with the parents of a slain u.s. soldier. it's one that has put all of them on defensive, most notably trump's running mate mike pence. >> have you even read the united states constitution? [ cheers and applause ] i will -- i will gladly lend you my copy. you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> reporter: a defining moment at the democratic nation

frankly, because partly, yes, it is the mother in me, but partly, because i am tough in politics, alisynand partly it does a disservice to the voters. >> so patricia, if she thinks senator warren is doing a disservice to the voters for calling mr. trump names, how can she -- how can she accept trump being trump, because he is pretty a depth at doing that. >> she knows very well, and she said she doesn't like a lot of the language that trump himself has used. she is looking to focus his attacks on democrats and on hillary clinton. nobody is debating whether or not steve bannon has an education. we all know that. the question is about his most immediate past. he has made an entire career out of working to destabilize and da bi -- the time the republican party is seeking unity, donald trump is bringing in someone who wants the punch the republican establishment in the face. that's the problem that people are seeing. it is not whether or not steve bannon is a smart guy. everybody knows it is. what will he do with it, and what will donald trump do with the advice he is getting. that's the fea

. >> hi, alisyn. hi, john. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening new in the "newsroom," does donald trump still want to deport millions? >> will that plan include a deportation force? >> to be determined. >> tbd? that's not what he has been saying. >> they will go out, they will come back, they have to come back legally. >> plus, mike pence one-on-one. >> are you comfortable with his message singh. >> i'm comfortable with the team donald trump is building around it. >> sharing a ticket and courting min minute -- minority voters. >> did colin powell tell hillary clinton to use private e-mails. depends on who you ask. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. this morning, donald trump is dealing with yet another set of questions about his campaign, but this time, presidential pivots or temperament, instead, it is about policy. specifically, his stance on immigration. after a weekend meeting with hispanic advisors, some may think he is softening his positions. but his new campaign manager say