anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of champions league. he's not feeling the pressure. he's simply in the groove. >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another big match here late in the afternoon. ngapeth off the block and out of bounds. anderson's number, 13 of 31. hitting just under .300. in earvin ngapeth. coming to anderson. outside to taylor sander for the kill. what a swing by sander down the line. and now three match points for the united states. the united states has gotten off the deck after being swept by canada to match point number one. and micah christenson misses it into the top of the tape. and it is kevin le roux going back to serve. >> we saw them struggle against brazil. >> time-out called by the united states. >> if the u.s. takes this victory, it will be because every player on the court contributed. the kill from taylor sander there. erik shoji fighting off a bomb of a serve. the clutc the blocking of the middles. another true team e

anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of pi russian super league. he's not feeling the pressure. he's simply in the groove. >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another big match here late in the afternoon. ngapeth off the block and out of bounds. anderson's number, 13 of 31. hitting just under .300. this is a very dangerous server in earvin ngapeth. coming to anderson. outside to taylor sander for the kill. what a swing by sander down the line. and now three match points for the united states. the united states has gotten off the deck after being swept by canada to match point number one. and micah christenson misses it into the top of the tape. and it is kevin le roux going back to serve. >> we saw them struggle against brazil. >> time-out called by the united states. >> if the u.s. takes this victory, it will be because every player on the court contributed. the kill from taylor sander there. erik shoji fighting off a bomb of a serve. anderson. the block

anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of chams he's not feeling the pressure. he's simply in the groove. >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another big match here late in the afternoon. ngapeth off the block and out of bounds. anderson's number, 13 of 31. hitting just under .300. this is a very dangerous server in earvin ngapeth. coming to anderson. outside to taylor sander for the kill. what a swing by sander down the line. and now three match points for the united states. the united states has gotten off the deck after being swept by canada to match point number one. and micah christenson misses it into the top of the tape. and it is kevin le roux going back to serve. >> we saw them struggle against brazil. >> time-out called by the united states. >> if the u.s. takes this victory, it will be because every player on the court contributed. the kill from taylor sander there. erik shoji fighting off a bomb of a serve. anderson. the blocking of the middles.

big swing for anderson. inside and france's block is down and now americans with a two-point advantage. >> this time it's le goff pushing off. watch his body position. way off the net fading to the left side. that's a terrible way to block. anderson takes advantage. >> time-out called by france. the united states leading 20-18 in the fourth. hello. hi. welcome. this is the chevy malibu. it was awarded "most dependable midsize car" by j.d. power. it looks great. wow! what is happening? oh my gosh, it's going up! but the malibu's not the only vehicle that was awarded. this is mind blowing. the chevy camaro, equinox, and silverado hd were awarded most dependable as well. this is extremely impressive. there's so many! doing it once, yea, great job, four times, obviously, they're doing something right. absolutely >> anderson served 18 times. only one ace. that doesn't tell the story. he's put a lot of pressure on france. can he withstand the pressure now coming out of the time-out? excellent serve. to ngapeth. wh

anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of champions league. russian super league. he's not fee he's simply in the groove. >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another big match here late in the afternoon. ngapeth off the block and out of bounds. anderson's number, 13 of 31. hitting just under .300. taylor sander has ten kills. in earvin ngapeth. coming to anderson. outside to taylor sander for the kill. what a swing by sander down the line. and now three match points for the united states. the united states has gotten off the deck after being swept by canada to open the tournament. and micah christenson misses it into the top of the tape. and it is kevin le roux going back to serve. >> we saw them struggle against brazil. >> time-out called by the united states. >> if the u.s. takes this victory, it will be because every player on the court contributed. the kill from taylor sander there. erik shoji fighting off a bomb of a serve. the clutch swings of matt an

big swing for anderson. inside and france's block is down and now americans with a two-point advantage. >> this time it's le goff pushing off. watch his body position. way off the net fading to the left side. that's a terrible way to block. anderson takes advantage. >> time-out called by france. the united states leading 20-18 in the fourth. hello. hi. welcome. this is the chevy malibu. it was awarded "most dependable midsize car" by j.d. power. it looks great. wow! what is happening? oh my gosh, it's going up! but the malibu's not the only vehicle that was awarded. this is mind blowing. the chevy camaro, equinox, and silverado hd were awarded most dependable as well. this is extremely impressive. there's so many! doing it once, yea, great job, four times, obviously, they're doing something right. absolutely >> anderson served 18 times. only one ace. that doesn't tell the story. he's put a lot of pressure on france. can he withstand the pressure now coming out of the time-out? excellent serve. to ngapeth. wh

anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of champions league. russian super ue he's simply in the groove. >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another big match here late in the afternoon. ngapeth off the block and out of bounds. anderson's number, 13 of 31. hitting just under .300. taylor sander has ten kills. in earvin ngapeth. coming to anderson. outside to taylor sander for the kill. what a swing by sander down the line. and now three match points for the united states. the united states has gotten off the deck after being swept by canada to open the match point number one. and micah christenson misses it into the top of the tape. and it is kevin le roux going back to serve. >> we saw them struggle against brazil. >> time-out called by the united states. >> if the u.s. takes this victory, it will be because every player on the court contributed. the kill from taylor sander there. erik shoji fighting off a bomb of a serve. the clutch swings of matt another

for more, let's go to my colleague, anderson cooper. anderson. >> what? stephen, what-- what are you doing? i'm eating here. >> stephen: i am throwing to you for more information, anderson. >> yup, you can't do that. that's something only news anchors get to do. >> stephen: i thought anybody could do it. it looks fun. >> well, they can't. the news throw, it's not a toy. it's a sacred trust. >> stephen: i'm sorry. it won't happen again. to find out why it won't happen again, let's go t to anderson cooper. anderson. >> damn it! >> it's "the late show"" with stephen colbert. tonight, stephen welcomes anderson cooper. edgar ramirez. and musical guest cip moore. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: thank you very much. ( cheers and applause ) hey! >> jon: hey! >> stephen: good to see you. ( cheers ) ( cheers ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody. thanks so much, mark. what's going on? thanks so much. welcome to the show. plea

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let's get started with trump speaking to cnn's anderson cooper, saying hillary clinton is a bigot. >> you called hillary clinton a bigot and called hillary clinton's policies a bigot. >> she is a bigot. >> in what way? >> you look at inner cities and african-americans and she talks all the time. look at the vets where the vets are being treated essentially just fine, that it's over exaggerated -- >> how is she bigoted? >> because she's not doing anything for those communities. she talks a good game -- >> so you think she has hatr hatred -- >> her policies are bigoted because she knows they're not going to work. >> but you're saying she's personally bigoted. >> she is. of course she is. they're her policies. she comes out with the policies and others that believe like she did also, but she came out with policies over the years. this is over the years, long time. she totally bigoted -- >> she has hatred towards -- in this case, african-americans but i don't know if that's the word here or not. >> she has been extremely, extreme lebly bad for african-americans and hispanics. look at her

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anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of champions league. russian super league. he's not feeling the >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another big match here late in the afternoon. ngapeth off the block and out of bounds. anderson's number, 13 of 31. hitting just under .300. taylor sander has ten kills. in earvin ngapeth. coming to anderson. outside to taylor sander for the kill. what a swing by sander down the line. and now three match points for the united states. the united states has gotten off the deck after being swept by canada to open the tournament. match and micah christenson misses it into the top of the tape. and it is kevin le roux going back to serve. >> we saw them struggle against brazil. >> time-out called by the united states. >> if the u.s. takes this victory, it will be because every player on the court contributed. the kill from taylor sander there. erik shoji fighting off a bomb of a serve. the clutch swings of matt anderson. the a

a renewed call for answers, 2 months after jay anderson jr. was shot by a wauwatosa police officer in his car, here in madison park.nat- vigil anderson's fiance, starkeisha delarosa says she thinks the unrest in milwaukee, over another officer involved shooting last week, is slowing the progress in the anderson ca. lot going on in milwaukee this past week, and jay's story are not being heard i just want everybody to know i will not let his story go.the anderson family met with the milwaukee county district attorney last month, and viewed dash cam video from the incident but anderson's dad says he doesn't think it tells the whole story. story.10 they want to put out this 20 second video, but what happened before my son was murdered? what that? not just the 20 seconds. the wauwatosa police department has so far declined to release that video.and in the month since the district attorney began to review the investigation, the family says they haven't heard anything. we're gonna keep pusing, we're gonna keep rportesting. we're not giving up. tonigh

in the interview with anderson coop cooper, donald trump said i know you are but what am i. hillary clinton is a bigot. listen to this. >> you called hillary clinton a bigot. previously you called her policies bigoted. >> she is a bigot. you look at what is happening to the inner cities and african-americans and hispanics in this country where she talks all the time. she is talking. look at the vets. she is saying they are treated just fine. it is over exaggerated. >> that is having -- >> she is selling them down the tubes. she is not doing anything for the communities. >> she has hatred? >> her policies are bigoted because she knows they will not work. >> you are saying she is personally bigoted. >> she is. she comes out with the policies and others that believe like she does also. she came out with policies over the years. this is over the years. long time. she's totally bigoted. >> she has hatred? in this case you are talking about african-americans. >> she has been extremely bad for african-americans. i think she has been extremely bad for hispanics. you look at what hap

let's get started with trump speaking to anderson cooper today. he's standing by his claim that clinton is a bigot. >> you called last night hillary clinton a bigot. previously you called her policies bgted -- >> she is a bigot. you look at what's happening to the inner cities, what's happening to african-americans and hispanics in the country. look at the vets. she said the vets are being treated essentially just fine, that it's overexaggerated what's happening to the vets -- >> bigoted is having hatred toward a particular group. >> she's telling them down the tube. she's not doing anything for those communities. >> you think she has hatred or dislike? >> her policies are bigoted because she knows they're not going to work. >> you're saying she's personally bigoted. >> of course she is. they're her policies. she comes out with the policies and others that believe like she does also. but she came out with policies over the years. long time, she totally bigoted. >> that doesn't imply she has antipathy or hatred towards -- >> i think she has been ex

anderson? >> even last night on bill o'reilly's program he he talked about president obama deporting large numbers of people under existing laws in a favorable way. so it was actually interesting to hear him saying something positive about president obama which is not something you hear very often. from donald trump. >> reporter: right. something you do not hear very often but what that shows you is that this is a position that the candidate is still evolving on. when you talk to the campaign, what they will tell you is that what donald trump is doing at this point is talking to people, getting advice in terms of how to proceed with his ideas and his proposals. looks like donald trump is about to take the stage right now, anderson. so we'll hear him possibly in just a few minutes if we can get some specifics in terms of how his policy has evolved. anderson? >> jason carroll, thanks very much. donald trump is starting to come to the stage. before he starts talking, we should also just point out

he told anderson cooper it is hillary clinton who is the bigot. listen. >> you called last night hillary clinton a bigot. you previously called her policies bigoted. >> she is a bigot. look at what is happening to the inner cities and what is happening to african-americans and hispanics. she is talking all the time. she said the vets are treated essentially just fine. it is overexaggerated. >> how is she bigoted? that is having hate toward a particular group. >> she is selling them down the tubes. she is not doing anything for the communities. >> she has hatred? >> her policies are bigoted because she know these are not going to work. >> you are saying she personally is bigoted. >> she is. she comes out with the policies and others who believe like she does also. she came out with policies over the years. this is over the years. long time. she is totally bigoted. >> it does imply she has hatred toward in this case african-americans. >> she has been extremely bad for african-americans. i think she has been extremely bad for hispanics. you look at w

great that donald trump will speak to anderson tonight.erences, when you're dealing with traveling press core, it's a different thing and they matter. >> completely. you took the words out of my mouth. first of all, this is one of the many reasons we love anderson. kudos to him pressing her on that. the people who travel in the pact that follow a candidate around, you were one. i was one a few times. they have such a very specific perspective of the candidate. they hear that stump speech over and over and over again. they see how the candidate is feeling. they see the people around them. it's different. the fact that she doesn't have -- those people who travel and follow her all over the country, don't have the opportunity to press her is crazy. it just is. it's just wrong. i think you should can say the same thing about donald trump. he's done more press conferences but both of them should be doing more. back in the day, not that long ago when we were covering campaign, it happened more regularly. >> bryan, you have written about this. >>

anderson? >> we've also heard donald trump continue to reach out to african-american voters in these rallies. are we expecting that as well tonight? >> we are, as you know, we've heard him reach out to african-americans before in previous speeches and last week again, this week and rnc chairman, reince priebus has said earlier today expect there to be some sort of reference to saw with that was a response from some in the african-american community and latino community that he's not acknowledging those african-americans and latinos who don't live in communities like this who aren't worried about getting shot and they're worried about discrimination and getting a job. the question isn't if he will reach out. the question is how he chooses to do that, anderson? >> jason carroll. thanks so much and we will be hearing from donald trump shortly and unclear whether he will mention the new reporting on how many clinton foundation donors met with her while he was secretary of state and he's reacted by

these are common-sense thing, anderson.hese are things that every other country in the world have done and those that have gotten lackadaisical about it look at what's going on. >> jorge ramos looks at it with his take on that. clinton supporter and moveon.org and corinne jean pierre and angela rye and senior political columnist and kayleigh mcmainy and scotty l. hughes. are you clear on where donald trump is on this? because donald trump jr. is saying the policy hasn't changed, but baby steps. the focus is on the wall and is on e-verify is on getting criminals on you and the then it sounds like the priority is not the 11 million undo you meaned undo you meaned immigrants. >> donald trump wants to go to the safest ground to his base which is no amnesty and build the wall, but anderson, can you imagine during all of those primary campaign rallies if donald trump went up there and said, you know what? on immigration, it's going to be baby steps. baby steps. no way. you know, he got up there in part and won the primary in part

for more, let's go to my colleague, anderson cooper. anderson. >> what? stephen, what-- what are you doing? i'm eat h you for more information, anderson. >> yup, you can't do that. that's something only news anchors get to do. >> stephen: i thought anybody could do it. it looks fun. >> well, they can't. the news throw, it's not a toy. it's a sacred trust. >> stephen: i'm sorry. it won't happen again. to find out why it won't happen again, let's go t to anderson cooper. anderson.

for more, let's go to my colleague, anderson cooper. anderson. >> what? stephen, what-- what are you doing? i'm you for more information, anderson. >> yup, you can't do that. that's something only news anchors get to do. >> stephen: i thought anybody could do it. it looks fun. >> well, they can't. the news throw, it's not a toy. it's a sacred trust. >> stephen: i'm sorry. it won't happen again. to find out why it won't happen again, let's go t to anderson cooper. anderson.

anderson? >> we've also heard donald trump continue to reach out to african-american voters in these rallies. are we expecting that as well tonight? >> we are, as you know, we've heard him reach out to african-americans before in previous speeches and last week again, this week and rnc chairman, reince priebus has said earlier today expect there to be some sort of reference to once again, reaching out to the african-american or latino community. i think the question is not a question of will he reach out. the question is how he does it and what language he uses. this is what's key simply because we've already heard him this week talking about reaching out to the african-american community and doing it in a way in talking about, look, if you're an african-american and what do you have to lose and talking about african-americans getting shot in their communities and i think what we saw with that was a response from some in the african-american community and latino community that he's not acknowle

and sometimes when they did anderson never left his vehicle. >> i do a fine job. i have not falsified any information. >> that's not what the city claims. another inspector spent two months redoing 289 inspections. that's you paid for. investigators claim there were 80 glaring violations that prove anderson faked his reports. >> did you put people in danger? >> absolutely not. >> that's not what his bosses say. they turned up problems at a nearby machine shop. investigators say violations he missed at this warehouse could have killed people because it for reloading bullets. >> it was kept in metal cabinets that should have had fire proofing around it and you didn't catch it. >> again i say, who allowed it prior to me? >> but now you've been fired for allegedly faking dozens if not hundreds of reports. >> wrong. >> you're still under police investigation. what do you want taxpayers to think about all of this? >> i want them to know hide. i didn't do anything wrong. >> anderson told me he's filing a union grieve vance to win back his $70,000-a-year taxpayer job. tha

please please tell me welcome carol anderson.. [applause]. >> and thank you. thank you for coming out on out, what is this? i really, truly appreciated. i appreciate my ferguson public library has done and is for this community. thank you. and i appreciate left bank books as well. thank you. i wanted to spend some time talking about how i got to wait rage, white white rages, and then to move into several excerpts from the book and then open it up for q&a. when i first began to wrestle with the concept of white rage, it wasn't ferguson. it was in fact in february 1999. on when a black man in new york city stepped out on his doorstep after a long hard days work to go get something to eat, and he was greeted with 41 bullets. nineteen of which hit him.alo ae his name -- he was gunned down d by the nypd. he was on armed, that was bad enough, but as we know from these killings, it is the response that begins to tell you what is happening in society, and so i am sitting there and i am listening to mayor rudy giuliani in an interview with ted koppel on "nightline", an

and it's important to remember, anderson, the foundation is a charity.and nor i have ever drawn a salary from it. you know more about the foundation than you know about anything concerning donald trump's wealth, his business, his tax returns. i think it's quite remarkable. >> why was it okay for the clinton foundation to accept foreign donations when you were secretary of state but it wouldn't be okay if you were president? >> well, what we did when i was secretary of state, as i said, went above and beyond anything that was required, anything that any charitable organization has to do. now, obviously if i am president, there will be some unique circumstances and that's why the foundation has laid out additional, unprecedented -- >> didn't those unique circumstances exist -- >> no, no. you know, look, anderson, i know there's a lot of smoke and there's no fire. this a.p. report, put it in context. it excludes nearly 2,000 meetings i had with world leaders, plus countless other meetings with u.s. government officials when i was secretary of state. it look

mike anderson, wisn 12 news. adrienne: you can get involved with the project to restore the basilica of st. josaphat, we have information at wisn.com and click the on t.v. tab sheldon: here are some examples of what you probably should not do, if a bear comes into your yard. first, a new hampshire man named jason alexander got close enough to the bear to take a selfie this morning. then, when the bear tried to steal his bird feeder he decided to chase it. >> hey. no no no. this stays here. sheldon: i don't know how much that birdfeeder was worth, but apparently it is important to this guy. alexander says the bear was very calm, but wildlife experts say you should always keep your distance from wild animals. i wouldn't even be taking a picture with that bear. adrienne: a new campaign at the university of wisconsin milwaukee has some students watching their words. sheldon: the words students are being advised to avoid. some say the sending the wrong hi guys! got the birthday girl a drum set. drum set? oh you guys m

for more, let's go to my colleague, anderson cooper. anderson. >> what? stephen, what-- what are you doing? i'm eating here. you for more information, anderson. >> yup, you can't do that. that's something only news anchors get to do. >> stephen: i thought anybody could do it. it looks fun. >> well, they can't. the news throw, it's not a toy. it's a sacred trust. >> stephen: i'm sorry. it won't happen again. to find out why it won't happen again, let's go t to anderson cooper. anderson.

>> anderson, there really is no evidence that anyone has pointed to that proves pay for play. there's no smoking gun, if you will, but that doesn't mean foreign governments or anyone wouldn't try to influence secretary clinton or another president obama. it simply opens the door to conflicts of interest. the obama white house was so concerned about this back in 2009 when this was set up and other democrats also have raised questions about it. politically speaking, it simply validates many concerns and worries that some people have about her candidacy. can they trust her? is she being honest? anderson, all of this comes as we learned that she is set to receive her first classified intelligence briefing on saturday in new york and the same one donald trump received last week. another sign this election is so close, anderson, and these controversies are still hanging over her campaign. >> thanks. hillary clinton will be joining us later in the program. meantime, donald trump on stage right now in jackson, mississippi and jim acosta is there and can you flush out this immigration

we are talking to scott anderson a contributing writer for the magazine."'mes article is the entire issue without any advertisements, of the magazine called "fractured , lands: how the arab world came apart." this is democracy now! we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we are talking with scott anderson, and "the new york times" did something unusual. the entire issue of the "new york times magazine" is devoted to one article, which is divided into a number of parts, called "fractured lands: how the arab world came apart." scott anderson's most recent book is called "lawrence in , arabia: war, deceit, imperial folly and the making of the modern middle east." juan: i want to ask you, one of the people you profiled, a former isis fighter in iraq stuff you also interviewed about 20 other former isis fighters. what did you learn from those interviews and from his story? >> there is an amazing pattern. as you say, i interviewed just around 20 basis

for more, let's go to my colleague, anderson cooper. anderson. >> what?, what-- what are you doing? i'm eating here. >> stephen: i am throwing to you for more information, anderson. >> yup, you can't do that. that's something only news anchors get to do. >> stephen: i thought anybody could do it. it looks fun. >> well, they can't. the news throw, it's not a toy. it's a sacred trust. >> stephen: i'm sorry. it won't happen again. to find out why it won't happen again, let's go t to anderson cooper. anderson. >> damn it!

watch donald trump tonight with anderson cooper here on cnn. we begin in reno who is at rikt's speech. she was going after trump with her own words that she doesn't normally do. >> she was trying to cast trump as out of the norm of american politics. she said this takes it one beyond that. said he has a national megaphone of hate. hillary clinton opening a new line of attack tonight against donald trump. >> he says he wants to make america great again, but more and more, his message seems to be make america hate again. >> in reno, clinton going farther than before, saying trump is divisive and radical. >> the last thing we need is someone that kaunt care to know the different between fact and fiction and will buy so easily into racially tinged rumors. >> and they are embracing a alt-right philosophy. >> this is not conservativism as we have known it. >> trump said that she was spreading smears and lies. >> i have three words. i want you to remember these three words. shame on you. >> more than a full throated take down of her rival, but shaming

the city paid malcolm anderson 95-thousand this incident where a waterloo police officer threw anderson to the ground. anderson is 19 now, but he was 17 when it happened. the associated press obtained records of a confidentialit y agreement that may violate state law. it says waterloo paid anderson an extra five thousand dollars so he wouldn't say anything about the deal. rescue crews are racing against time, looking for survivors from the earthquake that leveled piles of rock and sand that were once buildings in italy. crews have been using bulldozers and even their hands to go through debris. 247 people are now confirmed dead. we have the latest from italy in just a bit. the federal judge in the dakota access pipeline case says he needs more time before making a decision. the standing rock sioux tribe says the pipeline would permanently damage their drinking water and is suing the pipeline company. we have when a decision could come down. today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. overall, we have a pretty quiet northwest. this high pressure system will control our well. la

>> reporter: well, you know, part of it, anderson, i think, she said she was worried the technology was so proprietary that somebody would come and basically take it from her. she didn't think the patent protections were enough to keep that from happening, so, you know, she started this when she was pretty young. she was 19 years old. i think that was sort solof wha led to the decisions. whether they were the right decisions to keep it secret, whether or not to publish any of the data around this in peer-reviewed journals, all of that in hindsight may not have been the right decision, i think even she would admit that. >> what about the data, why isn't there any available on this? >> reporter: you know, it's interesting, so the -- she did present some data at that meeting today and did show me some of the data as well. i want to be very clear on this. the data they're presenting from therano strks where they compare this, but it's under the roof of theranos. the way it's typically done, you send this blood out to another laboratory, independent laboratory, a third party to try to verify

live in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news, today in new responsible for several car break-ins. in fact, they released a surveillance video of a suspect checking doorhandles just make sure and see if the car was unlocked. he said the break-ins have been happening in the area of james and john streets, and if you recognize the person, you're asked to get in contact with police. right now, concern on the tufts university campus, after a student wakes up to find bedroom. in somerville. this happened on college avenue, around 5:40 in the morning saturday. witnesses say the suspect ran out of the house, and got away in a dark colored four-door vehicle. officers tried to track down the suspect, but they came up stuff, and this is not the first time it does happen, too. so, you have to take it seriously. in us, we have to do a better job of making sure that we do take precautions and the necessary steps to make sure happen, because it is scary stuff. >> man: we have to be more careful, looking out for one another, taking steps locker increasing patrols in the area? new details on a mur

. >> hillary clinton fired back in a phone interview with cnn's anderson cooper. >> donald trump has shown us who he is, and we ought to believe him. he is taking a hate movement mainstream. he's brought it into his campaign. he's bringing it to our communities and our country. >> donald trump will speak this hour at a rally in manchester, new hampshire. we will bring those remarks to you live. right now cnn's jason carroll is there. hillary clinton will give a speech today in reno, nevada. that's where our maeve reston is. jason, on immigration, this pressing issue that dram is going to be addressing what soon. he's now suggesting he would let some undocumented immigrants stay in the country after saying for months they had to go. what is the campaign saying, and are we likely to hear more about that today? >> reporter: we are likely to hear about it here. we heard about it in mississippi and before that in austin as well. there has been -- some call it a shift, some call it a change, a softening of his position, initially calling for some 11 million undocumented workers to be depor