wmur poll, sanders gets 46%, while clinton has 30% followed by vice president joe biden who hasn't decided whether or not to run, he gets 14%. many presidential candidates marco rubio, ted cruz, ben carson and bernie sanders took time from the campaign to attend the pope's speech to congress yesterday. jeb bush was on special report talking about one of topics of the speech, climate change. >> the pope is religious leader. he is not a political figure. he never said he is political leader. look, the climate is changing. it is a creation of god. people of faith i think understand that. we should be protective of the

alix: what about bernie sanders and donald trump and ben sanders? where they ranking out?ill be releasing republican numbers tomorrow. you'll have to wait for that. alix: we will check back in with you tomorrow. thanks so much. still ahead on "bloomberg market day," the pope is in washington meeting with president obama. we will discuss his agenda on his first trip to the united states. what the president and the pope want to get out of these conversations. ♪ alix: welcome back. look at theick a markets where stocks are trading and fluctuating around a two week low. couple things going on. you do have china pmi contacting and you also had ecb president mario draghi saying that more time is needed to consider what the risk for the economic outlook warrant a step up in stimulus. the expectation was that the boj and ecb could continue to pump money into the system to offset issues in the global economy. we do have breaking economic data. it is u.s. weekly oil inventories and matt miller breaks down inventories. matt: it is falling. 1.92 million- barrels to be exact. more than

wmur poll, sanders gets 46%, while clinton has 30% followed by vice president joe biden who hasn't decided whether or not to run, he gets 14%. many presidential candidates marco rubio, ted cruz, ben carson and bernie sanders took time from the campaign to attend the pope's speech to congress yesterday. jeb bush was on special report talking about one of topics of the speech, climate change. >> the pope is religious leader. he is not a political figure. he never said he is political leader. look, the climate is changing. it is a creation of god. people of faith i think understand that. we should be protective of the environment for that very reason. we have a responsibility that goes beyond other species in that regard. lauren: today republican presidential contenders will father in washington, d.c. for the values voters summit. nicole: new "fox news poll" says 44% of voters currently approve the job president obama is doing. the number is up a bit from last month but half of voters say they disapprove. the president's job approval rating hit the low which was 38%. that was last september. lauren: efforts underway in the senate to avoid a government shutdown next week. lawmakers n

. >> ben: bernie sanders is burning up in the polls. he has topped clinton and is now the democratic front runner in iowa and in new hampshire. he caught 43% in iowa and 52% in new hampshire. clinton was pulling around 30%. >> juliet: she has a big issue with the perceived lack of empathy. there has been a lot of things that have come up. >> ben: not a great summer for her. let's check check the forecast with mike. >> mike: cool outside, temperatures came down. 52 in monticello. in monticello. the temps came down by 14 degrees cooler than it was 24 hours ago. showers and storms from yesterday are moving away from us. cooler and drier air is wrapping around that area of low pressure. it will be breezy and cool with mainly sunny skies. a high of 76 degrees. that is where we should be this time. 82 degrees on tuesday, shower chance will come at us late saturday. the fox five weather app is at the google play store. search it out, it's free. >> juliet: we have more coming up including the hot mess with the giants last night. eli spoke out.

ben: bernie sanders most offing on topped hillary clinton and now democratic front runner in iowa and new hampshire. according to a cbs news poll 33% in iowa and 52% of likely voters in new hampshire would vote for sanders. clinton is apology around 30% in both states but in south carolina she's still ahead. she's 46% of voters in that state preferring her over sanders 23%. joins us from the fox business studio is lauren simonetti an how your kids can be vulnerable to identity theft. >> even though a baby doesn't have a credit card, certainly not a bank account. right how is this possible? that kids are 51, 51 times more likely to be victim of identity theft than an adult that comes from research from carnegie university. thieves have to just get the social security number. what do parents do out there? here's the clues to see if perhaps your child has been a subject to identity theft. if a bill is sent your house in their name you know you have a problem. also, just call any of the credit reporting agent as out there ask them to see if your kid has a credit report because if they do,

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. >> bernie sanders speaking there. benarson's campaign clarified saying he has great respect for the muslim community and believes a muslim should be allowed to run. he doesn't believe the american people are ready for that. >>> if you want to take a swing at donald trump you may have your chance. a store in los angeles is selling pinatas in the shape of the gop front-runner. even the hair there. jack's whole sale candy and toy company has been selling through their stock of the pinata, and in spite of a higher cost these are a big hit. people are paying $30 which is more than double the price of jack's others, all to take a whack at the donald, 10 to 15 pounds of candy is stuffed inside donald trump and of course that's probably just an added bonus. >>> a noter dame professor is credited with creating a dynamic musical play list for the pope. ahead of his visit to the u.s. streaming music service spotify reached out to tim o'malley who created this 53-song list from mozart to motown philly. and bruce springsteen's streets

ben carson. bernie sanders. carly fiorina. using youtube, instagram and other social media to build huge followings and get onto debate stages. but is this really brand new? or have we been here before? we turn to three political historians: lara brown, who directs george washington university's graduate school of political management. and newshour regular michael beschloss, the author of nine books. and richard norton smith, whose most recent book was on the life of nelson rockefeller. so, michael beschloss, a lot of people are running. we seem to be paying attention to them. but the ones catching fire are not necessarily the politicians or at least seen or perceived as being the politicians. how unusual is that? >> well, it has happened before a lot in history. maybe the best example of that would have been ross perot in 1992. what he basically said was, i'm a businessman. i have never held public office. that means i'm not implicated in these party establishments that have taken the country the wrong way. so he went on larr

it made me think about how much i would love to see a bernie sanders, ben carson, carly fiorina, martin o'malley on stage. there isn't enough of that generally. >> i think that that is something that the liberty university people would agree with you with. the liberty folks feel like they've shown that they're willing to do this, and they feel like oftentimes progressives and liberal groups are not as willing to do this as they are. and other universities are not as willing as they are. it was really interesting. >> thank you very much, evan. that's "all in" for this evening. tomorrow night tune in for my special one on one interview with the very tall mayor de blasio. ari is in for rachel this evening. >>> tonight we're covering big news in the bernie sanders campaign. the release of the long-awaited report on policing in ferguson, missouri, and the biggest thing, however, happening in presidential politics in the last hour, as you may know by now, and the biggest crowd for any republican this past week was the huge trump rally in dallas. we're talking 20,000 people at the american air

>> listen, i think that donald trump and ben carson and bernie sanders are about to get an awful lotntion in what they've been saying on their record and proposals. this is the beginning of a new stage in this campaign. there's a lot of things that bernie sanders, he's not my kind of democrat. >> he might be. >> he could be. i don't necessarily support everything he says but i think we'll learn a lot more about the particularlies and we'll be talking about that a lot. >> if fairness he said it wouldn't be 18 trillion. it might just be 16. >> it doesn't matter. >> socialists never care about that. they find other people's money to pay for these things. >> i got to go. thanks. >>> here she is. >> miss georgia. >> some real talk with the newly crowned miss america. we'll ask her about her controversial deflate gate answer. we have the interview with the sole survivor of two tv journalists on tv. you'll hear from her first, right here. heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-

this is donald trump ben carson, and bernie sanders. big news for all of them tonight. he has been drawing big crowds, bernie sanders has in support of his race against hillary clinton. and there is fresh evidence in the form of new polling tonight. john king lays out the state of the race right now on both sides by the numbers, john, bernie sanders within striking distance of hillary clinton. break town the numbers for us. >> a competitive race in the state where hillary clinton went off the rails in 2007, 2008. at the moment, hillary clinton leading with 37%. bernie sanders now in striking distance, 30%. this is significant because of the math, and now hillary clinton is below for the first time. there has to be jitters. he is within striking distance. democrats, this is good news for hillary clinton. 61% of democrats in iowa say the e-mail controversy is not important to them. you could make the argument that 38% think it is important to them. for bernie sanders, 96% of his supporters say they are supporting him because they like him and his ideas. only 2% say this i

this is donald trump ben carson, and bernie sanders. big news for all of them tonight.ng big crowds, bernie sanders has in support of his race against hillary clinton. and there is fresh evidence in the form of new polling tonight. john king lays out the state of the race right now on both sides by the numbers, john, bernie sanders within striking distance of hillary clinton. break town the numbers for us. >> a competitive race in the state where hillary clinton went off the rails

cord to polls donald trump has it, ben carson has it, senator bernie sander has it, hillary clinton'sdvisors tell the "new york times" she's going to try to show it. then there's joe biden who has his own category. he told steven colbert that he can't commit to running for president because grief at the loss of his son beau keeps cam bushing him as a trip. >> i was talking about being the backbone of this country and all of a sudden it's going great. a guy in the back yells, served in iraq, all of a sudden, i lost it. >> dickerson: you captain have a president who is going to lose it, biden says, struggling on making something of grief has also given structure to his life. having built a career after the death of his wife and daughter when beau was just a bow. >> mom had an expression, as long as you are alive you have an obligation to strive and you're not dead until you've seen the face of god. no one owes you anything. it's just got to get up and i feel like i was letting down beau, i was letting down my parents. letting down my family. >> dickerson: how have you let them down? >>

kennedy: the founder of ben & jerry's was to create bernie sanders flavored ice cream with an equal numberis is so weird. but it is true. >> they were at his announcement. kennedy: you have three. in 1962, bernie sanders spent six months and upstate new york commune the left when a transition to a nudist colony. >> it is fiction, indeed. you guys are still tied. that was sexist and racist. i'm going to give you an extra one. you're really only one behind. bernie sanders refuses to where any article of clothing made in malaysia. phenomenal work. >> you play to win the game. kennedy: you have bested guy benson. >> especially with my encyclopedic knowledge of bernie sanders. kennedy: i saw you studying that's backstage. i hope you come back. >> we need to do it,it, and you will enter our pantheon of grand champions. kennedy: you can have there neckties and turn them into fashion accessories. i am a lady. all right. thank you for playing. coming up later, my mailbox overflowed with the fan mail. get ready for your personal shout out. should all but naked ladies be allowed to scroll time square

ben carson even bernie sanders is doing it well. >> john kasich has it all, he was in the house, he wasmed services, but he was out in the private sector. he worked in the media. he's had that experience of being outside looking in at what happened. and now most importantly he's governor of a big important state. and he's done the same thing there with balancing the budget and showing compassionate people that do need help. >> i got to ask you about donald trump since he's leading in the polls and dr. ben carson who is right behind him. are you surprised at the staying power of donald trump and the power of ben carson? >> in a word, yes. i can see what people see in trump and also in dr. carson. he's got a demeanor about him that's very likable. let me just say this is a great lineup of candidates. i've been good friends with several of them for a long time. i'm big admirers of several of them. served in the senate with rick santorum. i know marco rubio very well. >> can you see donald trump being president of the united states? >> not really. i think we're going to wind up with john ka

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but the top republican candidate right now, donald trump for that matter, bernie sanders, -- ben carson and carly fiorina. and bernie sanders is pulling ahead in some of the polls in new hampshire and iowa. he's running as an outsider as well. why is bernie sanders ahead in the polls in new hampshire and iowa right now? >> i've said for a long time, polls will go up, they're going to go down. i'm very confident and very comfortable about our strategy. i feel that our campaign in iowa, new hampshire, all the early states an now we're moving on to the states that come after, are really coming together well. i'm excited by the level and intensity of the support i have. so i always thought this would be a competitive election. i'm looking forward to it. this is an important job. this is the most important job not only in you are our country but in the world. people have to fight hard. they have to make their case and earn the votes of the american voters. >> hillary clinton, seeming a little bit more confident. let's dig into why she would feel that way and what's going on with trump in the

ben carson is right behind. marco rubio in fourth and jeb bush in fifth. the same poll shows hillary clinton gaining ground on her sanders.al, bernie she leads bernie sanders to 24%. the nation's's largest muslim civil rights organization held a news conference calling on ben carson to withdraw from the race. this followed controversial comments he made sunday morning when chuck todd, the host, asked him if islam was consistent with the constitution. mr. carson: no, i would not muslim inhat we put a charge of the nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. on to say he does believe president obama was born in the united states and is a christian. here, 7 on your side appsmer alert about apple on the attack find out which are affected and how you could be at risk. plus, the 67th primetime emmy awards at a wrap. we will highlight top moments. an accident in pennsylvania leads to an amazing rescue. veteranshow a navy saved a couple from this accident here. you live outside now, getting ready to break out fall gear and the cooler weather on the way. back jummy: a mother and boyfriend killed in the murder of a .wo-year-old girl found in a trash bag on the s

. >> the term that is clear when it comes to the polling at this point is between sanders and ben carson and donald trump, we are talking about outsiders leading at this point. what does that mean for a potential candidate like vice president biden. >> it doesn't indicate that things are very good. biden is still an establishment politician. he manages to be not like other politicians in ways because of his earnestness and the way he approaches things. he can send off a different vibe than a hillary clinton or jeb bush. if you're joe biden and looking at your own sort of 30 years in the u.s. senate and then you're looking at who's leading these fields, you know, 30 years in the u.s. senate isn't the type of thing voters are currently looking for. >> i want to just talk about one issue that's come up, and that is tax policy. trump seems to be taking a more populace stance on taxes. could that make him more popular among independents and could that challenge the republican establishment? >> it's almost certainly a challenge to the republican establishment. the fact is trump, because of his

bernie sanders is -- >> he and ben carson have two of the largest events with the least amount of coverage>> i watched him sort of this hour by hour coverage being followed around by a camera on c-span at iowa at the fair or something. >> i watched that, too. >> fascinating stuff. we have this bizarre thing going on, mike barnicle. a candidate leading the republican party that all of the wise guys say isn't going to win the nomination. we've got a guy that may be starting to lead in new hampshire and possibly in iowa that all of the wise guys are saying are never going to be the nominee. margaret sullivan can say whatever she wants to say. maybe it helps her sleep better at night but they're not giving the guy who is an insurgent on the democratic side 1/100th of the coverage they give donald trump or hillary clinton and we figured this out three or four days ago that we have to play more bernie sanders. we sent a memo out saying we need more bernie sanders stories. i don't know why "the new york times" public editor's head is in the stand. >> right up at the top it mentions that he's a so

i'm kind of -- i sort of view -- i'm still skeptical, bernie sanders, donald trump, ben carson are unlikely nominees for these parties, i think later on, people who may be down in the polls like jeb bush or rubio can still come back. >> it's still early, i mean, four years ago, it was rick perry in september, herman cane in october. newt gingrich in december and then mitt romney wins, we're still early in this process, we have another debate to go. the iowa caucus doesn't start until february. we have a long way to go with all the debates and infighting we're going to have. michelle, what do you think? >> absolutely agree, it may feel like we've been doing this forever for political obsessives, most of america just could not be less interested in this. when everybody hunkers down come january and starts paying attention to the actual voting, then we'll see the numbers shake out. >> perry gave us a good historical rule of thumb, pay attention to december. thanks for your time tonight. >>> ahead this hour, republicans scramble to scuttle the iran nuclear deal as debate is set to begin in cong

ben carson match up against that right now? >> well, we'll find out. it's awfully early. i don't think anyone should panic that we'll have a bernie sanders versus donald trump final. i think that for ben carson, that humility works. it's actually a nice way of juxtaposing his kind of outlook on life with donald trump -- i'm somebody who will never get sick of winning what donald trump said yesterday at the rally -- >> but republicans like what they're hearing. your party from these numbers like what they hear at this point. 32% in this latest poll after the summer haze, the summer of trump, whatever you want to call it, the real time after labor day, he's at 32%. >> yeah, i know. it's amazing. we'll see what happens. i'm not -- if i owned donald trump's stock right now, i would start selling it. i wouldn't by more. >> bold statement. let me play into the interesting comment from this rally yesterday on iran. from sarah palin, i want to ask you a question after we play it. let's play that. >> only in an orwellian obama world as he's peeking through a pretty pink kaleidoscope was he see victory for safety for america or israel in this trea

ben carson both. above them bernie sanders a whopping plus 12% approval.d right at the top of the heap above even bernie sanders the most liked person or political entity in the country joe biden at the top, the most beloved, the most liked. except for the one last thing in the country viewed even more favorably than old joe biden, which is planned parenthood. planned parenthood the single most possibly viewed political person or political entity in the united states of america according to the poll. that's not even a new result. those are the new results from this weekend. those were the results last month, too. planned parenthood came at the top of the list in the same poll last month. americans like planned parenthood. millions of women do choose to use them as their first choice health provider. but republicans are in control of congress. so today, one of the three republican-led congressional committees investigating planned parenthood, yes there are three, spent more than five hours grilling planned parenthood and winking at the group's president but

front runner with carli fiorina jumping to second place ahead of ben carson, meanwhile, hilary clinton is widening the gap with bernie sanders in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. a new cnn pole shows consent with 42 percent, sanders, 24. wipe biden who has not yet decided has 22 percent without biden, the for the purposeer secretary of state leads the vermont senator by a two to one margin. 5:16 right now, and it is no great pumpkin out in cal catch triple digit temperatures combined with the historic drought is taking the told on the season's pumpkin crops. some are springing up early forcing farmers to pick some or lose them altogether. the result much smaller re smaller pumpkins. the fall is almost here, justin. >> here it is, final day of the summer season, feeling like fall as we wake up to clouds around temperatures just like yesterday on it cooler side low and mid 70's. not a whole lot of action outside. check it out looking live from our roof camera at center city. overcast skies, temperatures little bit milder because of the cloud cover but we do have light rain breaking out to the nofrnlt city,

reporter: a new poll shows donald trump's time at the top might be numbered as ben carson moves to within one point. bernie sanders who continues to close the gap on hillary clinton is also promising more money to low and middle class families. >> we have cities in america that have raised the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour and i am going to do my best to make that happen nationally. >> reporter: two former presidents are hoping to boost certain bids. bill clinton will make an active role in his wife's campaign and george w. bush campaigns for jeb bush. >> and majority leader kevin mccarthy announced his candidacy to replace speaker of the house john boehner. he promises to lead the fight for conservative principals and we will have the wisdom to listen to his constituents. john boehner resigned on friday. he will leave the end of october. >>> money monday. finance literacy, saving money. i have a five-year-old and tell him to keep three piggy banks. my first question is, what are you telling people who live in the bay area, because it is so expensive, they are living pay check by pay check and not able to save.

ben: we have presidential campaigns on both sides of the thub. using gi the sandersampaign has their apps online, so if you want to volunteer from your living room, you can do that by logging on and making some changes to improve the software they use to reach out to voters. githubyou are the government evangelist. how are you working to convince the government that they should be using this technology? ben: my role is to make sure when government agencies want to take their first or second step into the world of open source, that they are successful and have a good experience. unlike startups, which are a little more nimble and can easily join the open source community, government agencies are bureaucratic and process driven. when a government agency looks to bring on open source methodologies, the technology is the easy part. it's not a matter of being able to publish out the code but using open source as a vehicle and rethink their internal business processes and workflows , which is where i come in. alix: interesting. thank you for bringing us that story. this we

des moines register shows support has shrunk from 57% to 37%, and bernie sanders now at 30%, and joe biden with 14% race. >>> ben carson has pulled even at 23% with donald trump, and trump has continued his attack style this weekend going after clinton her chief aide huma abedin. >> huma abedin is getting classified secrets, married to anthony weiner, who's a perv -- [ laughter ] -- he is! >> do you think there is even a 5% chance she's not telling anthony weiner who works a the coming across? >> reporter: supporters say they like ben carson because he has not attacked anyone. >> he is saying the same thing as donald trump, but he's a kind, gentle soul. >> reporter: the state department is under order to regularly process the e-mail clinton has -- e-mails clinton has turned over. >>> dick, thank you. >>> still ahead on cbs 2 at 11:00, a local hiker up close and personal with wild animals. >> don't get crazy! >> not one, but two black bears, one of them looking like it was about to take a bite. why she chose not to run away. >>> it was a waste of time, coming here. we would have gone elsewhere. >> families forced

jenna: new polling now, two states to the nomination, there is good news for donald trump, bernie sanders and bendid not so great for hillary clinton, jeb bush and scott walker. we. get to it at the top of the hour. congress back after a five week break, the iran nuclear deal at the top of the agenda. we have the latest on that at the top of the hour. martha: closure for one military family as they get ready to lay their son to rest after a long battle with the u.s. army. >> my son died in the service of his nation. he volunteered during a time of war. that space should be provided. martha: along battle coming 2 an end. bill: their son will be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery and done with full honors. it does not come without controversy. national correspondent at the pentagon, you read the first to draw attention to the decision to deny that. why the about-face? >> because we pointed out how unfair it was that some of the seven marines killed in the same crash were being buried at arlington but a member of the louisiana national guard was being denied the same honor because he techni

ben carson got 18%. on the democratic side senator bernie sanders had two events in iowa.didn't go far enough to protect undocumented immigrants. >> when you have 11 million people undocumented we have to take them out of the shadows and bring them into the light of day. give them right now legal protection. >> in a recent fox news poll on the democratic candidates hillary clinton remains at the top of the list with 44%, bernie sanders is at 30%. and vice president joe biden who hasn't joined the race at this point is third with 18%. >>> drinking sewage water, already a reality. and may be coming to a faucet near you. it's called direct potable reuse, basically recycled sewage water that has been filtered, cleaned and disinfected and orange county residents have been gull ping it down for years. another plan, distilling ocean water. the largest plant is under construction now near san diego. it will provide 50 million gallons of drinkable water a day for san diego county when that opens up later this year. what do you think? do you think you would like to drink that filter

the fact that whether you like donald trump or bernie sanders or ben carson, it's all these outside theox candidates or not your traditional upon dream candidates who are resonating. take a look among the republican front-runners, about a third to half of the vote is going to nonpoliticians. take a look at what bernie sanders is doing, and i know he's a united states senator, but he's a socialist. he is outside the typical petri dish. he is leading the party establishment figure, hillary clinton, in both new hampshire and iowa, and not just by a little bit. by a lawsuit. to gina loudon and christie selzer on the anti-establishment surge. such sentiment fades the closer we get to primaries and on election that we romance with these type candidates than we inavailably go back to the comfortable types, what do you think? >> i think that the american public has gotten rather comfortable, neil, with the idea of someone who's not going to give lip service to the dire issues of our country in this moment, and someone who's going to put a little action behind their words, and i think the confid

campaign and appeal of anti-establishment candidates lake donald trump, ben carson, and on the democratic side, vermont senator bernie sandersng tonight in the se of the race from iowa. our correspondent john king has the numbers. john, bernie sanders within striking distance of hillary clinton. show us the details? >> bernie anders has to be encourages by the numbers. start in iowa. bernie sanders, second place in the new iowa poll. 30%. hillary clinton 37%. bernie sanders within 7 points. the first time hillary clinton is below 50. a third of her support evaporated in iowa. bernie sanders has to be encouraged. bernie sanders within striking distance in iowa. latest new hampshire poll has bernie sanders in the lead by seven points. hillary clinton trailing in one state. competitive in iowa. just a fascinating race. can he build on this? we will see. in great shape the summer end and we turn to september. >> sanders, momentum in the polls. drawing huge crowds. in terms of actually getting the nomination what hurdles would he have to takele? >> the defining question for sanders. message candidate. protest candidate. or a cand

place for the republican nomination for president and those three candidates are ben carson, donald trump, and bernie sanders. this is the republican vote. among democratic voters in his home state bernie sanders has a 51-point lead over hillary clinton. but he's in first place on the republican side too. he's at least tied for first on the republican side. and i know everybody's a hero in his own hometown. but that is freaking -- that is a freaking transcendently weird poll result. bernie sanders tied for first place for the republican nomination for president. pinch me. but that is not even the weirdest political news today. i hereby submit that this is even weirder. and i swear this is a thing i did not make up. rand paul's national political director now says he is pressing criminal charges against marco rubio's deputy campaign manager because he says marco rubio's deputy national campaign manager punched him in the face in a bar fight in michigan last night. yes, before you ask, there is surveillance camera video of the not very impressive punch. it's not exactly "down goes frazier" or anything. but the

why you see ben carson, donald trump, carly fiorina, bernie sanders on democratic side beginning to getn because there is wholesale dissatisfaction with washington. david: let's hope it keeps center focused. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: outspoken by the crop of 2016 contenders, billionaire home depot founder bernie marcus. deirdre bolton joins us for a preview. >> he will certainly be our guest. lots of things to say, i'm sure, melissa. we'll ask him what he thought about trump's speech, trump's events last night and lack of detail that we have seen with some of the tax plans. we'll get a few more ideas, melissa. bernie marcus has given money already to two candidates in this race. to scott walker and also jeb bush. so we'll be asking mr. marcus what he thinks about where trump stands? does he really have a chance displacing especially jeb, who many people say is clearly the frontrunner as far as the party is concerned. that is part of the conversation. we'll talk taxes. we have to. on a personal front, also a corporate front. you remember in my exclusive with bill ackman, he

sanders. the person i think that will have the best quarter is ben carson.e is going to have a big net number. he's also going to have the symbolism of lots of small contributors online, which have increased and kept up pace since he made his controversial comments about muslims not being president. john: no doubt people like rubio need both symbolism and money. mark: symbolism, to me, is more important. john: today donald trump hit the money pot -- honey pot. el dorado. yet some great numbers in it usa today university poll that shows him at his lead in the gop primary race, leading any other candidate by double digits. he also had an interview on bill o'reilly, always a big moment for donald trump. the thing that really mattered for him was the fact that he ended up being on the cover of people magazine. seven-page spread, interview with the trump family, a surefire way to make any president a photo relaxed all-american. mark, i want to know what you think. as we gaze upon the people magazine spread, what does it say about donald trump's plays in the race

ben carson's second. hillary clinton has the support of 42% of democrats, followed by 26% support for bernie sanders. glamour all on display tonight in atlantic city. a new miss america will be crowned tonight, and we are live in atlantic city with a preview. the big pageant just hours away. >> this town is ready for miss america. , we wait all year for this to happen. >> and fans from all around the nation have arrived, including from silver spring maryland. what should i expect tonight? they believe in scholarships and purpose. >> when we caught up with our beauty queens, they told us they are ready. last year at this time the current miss america was getting ready to compete. tonight she is a bit more relaxed. advice. piece of is beingas carried me yourself, being authentic and genuine, and remembering why i one. i wish them all of the luck in the world. >> tonight's competition is more than just about crowns and gallons. >> these women are so smart and so passionate. it is an incredible group of powerful women. >> you can see press and media from around the nation getting ready for the red carpet

sanders? amanda saying not necessarily that they want to vote for trump or ben carson. they kind of look what they're hearing. they want to hear more. do you think that's the same with what is going on with sanders? >> yeah, amanda is right. at this point in, in the political season, you know, voters are window shopping. they're taking a look at all right candidates. they're going to rallies. they're going to union halls. they're listening to all of these candidates to find out if they look them. i mean they're dating anderson. what's wrong with dating at this, at this stage of the season? i mean, in a few months. five months from tomorrow night, they'll actually have to stand up and proclaim their support, that's like a, you know, announcing that you are going to, you know, get engaged. so i think it is very important to understand that bernie sanders is drawing a lot of first time voters. a lot of people are interested not just in his ideas, but, you know his enthusiasm, the fact that he wants to start a political revolution to take big money out of politics, to revolu

sanders. she trails ben carson by five points and trailed by jeb bush and trump.g i would say be lying if i knew i was there. >> the wife of a killed hostage is horrified by a washington post report that says it may have been him, but failed to keep him under surveillance. he was killed on an al qaeda compound. the family feels deceived and can't imagine any justification for the cia not trying to track or rescue a hostage once located. it is unclear if it was him that was initially spotted. >>> tennis pro james blake was roughed up by new york police in a case of mistaken identity. also from the mayor of new york, bill de blasio. questions about race or whether excessive force was involved in this. joining us to discuss, retired nypd detective and commentator from "the new york times," charles blow. gentlemen, a lot to get to. let's try to chip away if we can. from what we know, and i know we don't know everything about what happened here. that is important to say. was protocol follows here? what that kind of force the right amount of force for this non-violent a

and her competition bernie sanders soars, on the republican side there is a cofrontrunner in iowa. dr. ben carson now tied with 23% in iowa. the state that will hold the first caucuses. >> i want to save our nation. in first place ceo carly fiorena, what do they have in common, they have not been formerly involved in politics until now. >> reporter: the outsiders are drawing voters in, soft spoken carson says the race to the white house is a marathon and not a sprint, and overtime people will know exactly who he is. >> thank you. >>> charges have now been filed after three bodies were discovered in a west philadelphia funeral home, operating with an expired license, police confirm the funeral director hawkins is facing three counts of abuse of a corpse, authorities found one embalmed body in a casket and two others were decomposing. >>> pope francis announced a major shift in the way the catholic church treats women who have had an abortion. this comes before a trip to the united states. katherine scott has more. >> i am really surprised. >> surprise in our area from catholics and none cat

ben carson. neither is a politician. that's why a lot of democrats are supporting bernie sanders, her competitor, who is a very unusual kindf democrat, who is very ideological and calms himself a socialist. there are other politicians who are part of the washington establishment like hillae clinton and jeb bush or somehow for reasons that are kind of complicated they are seen as inauthentic that everything they do is calculated. that's a bad image to have in this campaign. >> still to come on al jazeera, wealth and corruption. we report from mexico where the gap between rich and poor is widening. and why the pope is making it easier for catholics to be forgiven for having abortions. >> the show's called "third rail". we'll be talking about topics that you wouldn't ordinarily touch. people are gonna be challenged, we're not gonna take sides... an approach that treats every single player in a particular story equally. it's something fresh and something new. >>> welcome back. a quick recap the top stories on al jazeera and hundreds of refugees are stranded in budapest after hungary represented them from travel to go germany.

ben carson on specifics as well. >> angela, my question to you is about bernie sanders. today he said that trump and other gop candidates were appealing to racist instincts. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i have really very strong concerns with trump and other republican candidates, appealing to really some bad instincts in the american people. you do not call people from other countries, in this case, mexicans, rapists, or criminals. you don't categorize a people like that. that's racism. that should not be taking place in the year 2015. >> so is that fair criticism? >> it's 100% fair. the one thing we need to pay attention to is the fact that that came from the democratic side, and that's the place where we hear that type of rhetoric. where we're not hearing it yet are from republican candidates who are still in the race. yes, we heard it was nativist and racist from rick perry, but that was in his speech saying he was no longer running. so we have to pay attention to what the gop is going to say while they're still running. are they ever going to flip what th