he's a bigot. he's a racist. >> trump has acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. >> by innate definition, donald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> we will not elect a cheep bigot of the united states of america. >> manu raju, person after person for 40 minutes. you just spoke to the top democrat in the senate. what did he have to say about all this is this. >> harry reed, the senate democratic leader, not known as someone who minces words. in 2012 he went after mitt romney day after day falsely accusing him of not paying his taxes. but today when i talked to democratic leader he called trump a liar, a phony, an absolute fraud. said he's one of the most immoral people i've ever had to deal with in politics. and he also let lose when i asked about trump's claim that hillary clinton's campaign started the whole birther controversy. do you think criticism of obama's citizenship questioning whether or not the president was a united states citizen, is that racially motivated in any way? >> of course it

. >> he can't even call david duke a bigot? nobody is supposed to be called a bigot.ou don't want to hurt their feelings. my god, the man's a bigot. it's unbelievable to me. donald trump jr. is on instagram featuring alex jones saying that 9/11 was a conspiracy. but we're not -- we have nothing to do with racist and white nationalists. who us? this is political free card monty and apparently it's got you guys trapped because he's switching the people he put up there, the little sisters of the poor, goodness gracious, the deplorables are people who are racists and bigots. >> the polls are a third that think that blacks are lazy, criminals, 60% say, yeah, keep muslims out of the country because they have to be banned. >> juan, you can hold these opinions at the same time. i could say that what trump did was wise and what pence did was stupid. >> yeah. but i think what we have seen in terms of the hard numbers of polling of trump supporters is that they hold a lot of deplorable opinion. >> that's insulting to -- >> how? >> because you know them. >> the polls are very rea

i don't have much respect for bigots -- i don't have much respect for bigots. people to actually -- for him to embrace that at certain points, i was backstage onset is when jake tapper asked him multiple times about david duke. he embraced that. and all i'm asking is i agree with you about name calling. but there's a certain point where you have to take leadership and say that's not what this kocountry is built up. the people who wear confederate flag t-shirts at the rally, that pet ri u if is if is me. that's not what our country is about. >> i will e agree they don't like it when folks in my own party call one another names. and especially when e we get on the national scene where we have children and grandchildren watching this and saying look at these leaders calling each other names. how can i say when theymy grandchild gets called to the office for calling a name when they can point to the lead ers of our country. let's not put people in baskets. let's make america great again. that was not the thing you were to do is call people names. yes, i might disag

, why is it bigoted? he challenging whether he was born in the u.s. he challenged ted cruz could run for president. that is not bigoted. harris: julie, take it away. julie: ted cruz is born in the united states, he was born in canada. whether eligible to run in united states is an shirk. first african-american president is challenged, because it was barack hussein obama obama. why dud choose barack obama. why did he choose -- harris: according to the supporter, puma movement. one. words, people upset how it had gone between hillary clinton and barack obama and ends in a bad word, acronym from puma. that movement and those supporters, they were pushing this issue and some of her supporters were asking based on the birth of his father, based on. it wasn't just his name. go bass back to why does it apply here and not somebody like ted cruz? julie: random supporter puma, whoever these random people, are not running to become the president of the united states. he has become a national, political figure on the

>> to say that he's a racist and a bigot, that's nonsense. there's an old rule all is fair in love and war and politics. this is not all that unusual. when i hear the people who are against donald trump, whether it's hillary or the caucus or whoever it is, or the media, but then again i repeat myself, it sounds like they're sucking from the same helium balloon because they all have the same shrill voice and say the exact same words, as if they're reading a script. >> got to go. great to see you. >>> while the clinton camp has spent 24 hours attacking trump on this issue, that strategy does have some risk. you would not know it to watch some of the other channels today but we're going to get to this in a minute. this morning mrs. clinton treated out president obama's successor cannot be the one who led the birther movement. and that got the response from the former washington bureau chief who wrote, so why did your man sid blumenthal spread the obama birther movement to me in 2008 asking us to investigate. remember? joining me now, sean yr fel

lo pararon y lo arrestaron, el tambien estaba habia tratado de cambiar como lucia que se afeito el bigote y la barba que tenia lo hacen para despistar a todas las personas que lo estan buscando , la comunidad y la policia (vo) el sospechoso enfrentara 2 cargos de intento de secuestro, dos por intentar cometer un asalto sexual, y dos mas por asalto. ademas acabamos de enterarnos que tenia una orden de arresto por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol. (sandra) russel en este momento sigue en la estacion de policia.. esta siendo interrogado y una vez que

he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. sage. donald trump is a phony, a fraud.s not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business

you know he's a bigot. i know he's a bigot and all of the rest of the mexican american public knows hes a bigot! does anyone obey the traffic laws anymore? school is back in session and rebekka is calling people out. this is to the idiots who are driving down lake 15 mph means 15 mph! not passing me going whatever speed you wish when you wish. even though you don't see kids around doesn't mean you can ignore the speed limit. caller! i saw a half dozen cars parked illegally where it says no parking where the kids are supposed to ride their bikes to the cars. there's nobody in them. i saw metro drove by not doing anything.. school in the area. they didn't do anything! from stephanie.... this morning while dropping my daughter off at canerrelli middle school, i saw no less than 10 illegal u-turns in the school zone around the school. does no one obey traffic laws? maybe we need police out there to direct traffic and issue tickets. someone is going to get hurt!.. and we end with a giant act of selflessness on d

people who want to control immigration are labeled racists and bigots. people who -- i know hillary clinton and a lot of her friends don't live on aa border state ad don't have to live with the impact of immigration like many of us do. to insult them based on insinuation is absurd. we can say look at people supporting hillary clinton. burning american flags. defacing public property. >> no one has called people who don't want isis to move into their neighborhood islamaphobic. that has never happened in the history of the world? >> that is absolutely what they are talking about. if you speak out against -- >> no. people call people who hate muslims islamaphobic. but people don't say that about people who don't want isis to move in. according to his office republican senator mike lee today spoke with pence and told him, quote, republicans must identify david duke's racism as

for five years from 2011 to 2016 last friday donald trump has perpetrated a bigoted lie that president obama is not a united states citizen. this is so painful because as you know when african-americans came here in 1619 to jamestown up to the end of the civil war they could not be citizens. that is what the dred scott decision said they were not allowed to be u.s. citizens. so for five years when donald trump has pushed this bigoted lie that the african-american president of the united states is not a u.s. citizen so many people connectost painful time in american history. and what i hope somebody will ask donald trump is when you are doing that for five years did you really believe that to be true, in which case, how gullible are you? how bizarrely conspiratorial are you? or were you aware it wasn't true? if so why were you trying to whip up those emotions? >> let's turn to hillary clinton's health which raises the question of her transparency because she was asked repeatedly this week when she told you about her illness and she repeatedly refused to answer. here she is. >> i communi

so we know from what we've experienced that trump has acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. we roh suggests he's an out and out liar and we know he has presented himself with a lack of knowledge and a strong question as to whether or not he has either the temperament or intellect to carry on as the president of the united states of america. so to paraphrase maya angelou, the queen, when she says "if someone presents himself to you the first time, believe it." he can not continue to walk back from the mistakes that he's made the first time and that's treated as a legitimate action. it is not. he doesn't believe the things he's forced to say now in order to curry favor with people who are never, never going to support him and so we stand here because we want our communities, not just our black community, women, gays and lesbians and latinos and muslims everyone else to understand there is an urgency associated with what we're going to do this november and that we need to get about doing it because the worst thing that can happen to the future of the united states of america is

hat is clear in the public realm, i'm labeled a bigot. pretty much every human person until the last 25 years has been a bigot. t is absurd when you look at it. but, that is why we have to ask his question, why has this political atmosphere emerged? i think because it serves purpose. host: obviously true believers care about the cause says. question to ask, why politicians gravitate and put it front and center? it because it helps them get elected. host: viewer from twitter says gop has history of using racist politics to win. what is your response to that? guest: as i said at the the ning of the segment, republican party in shift in the and conquering of the outh as republican politics certainly use those tactics. the e '60s, '70s and into '80s, i just don't think it's een relevant or effective in the present, which is why there are no republican politicians tactics.ace baiting i think that what law and order means out of the mouth of donald not what it meant out of the mouth of richard nixon. by a longshot. caller: yes, good morning. mo

trump is the farthest thing from a racist and bigot. he treatsh respect. and i -- this is the type of person i want running my country. this is the type of person who i know will stand up for you and for me. >> there were so many cases that mr. trump mentioned tonight, and so many of you on stage with him. do you feel like you've gotten a voice in a way that the current administration or others have not allowed you to do? >> absolutely. i wrote two letters to president obama after my son was killed because i started doing research and realized what a horrific problem this was in our country. i got no response from him. i know that several other mothers have reached out to hillary clinton, and you would think mother to mother that this would mean something to her, that she would reach out and at least have something to say. she has nothing to say other than how she's going to protect illegals. i haven't heard her what she's going to do for americans. and that frightens me to the country that we're going to leave our children and our grandchildren. >> marian

today any bigot can fet on the internet and be connected to bigots he all over the world and have common hatreds and can be organized and inspired. it's the cost of technology. every new technology created dangers. you know, when books replace violence through books. when television radio came on, now we have the internet. we have to make sure we control technology and he technology doesn't control us. you know, that is not easy to do, and the other thing we have to remember, is young people. we love young people, they're our future, but young people are particularly vulnerable to extremist incitements on both children our grandchildren, and try to have some impact on leveling the playingfield, and making sure that they're not insighted. the other important thing, we learn in from orlando. if you're married to somebody, or if you're a father or a mother or a child of somebody, and you see that they're eting ready to kill, you do have a moral obligation to report that even if in somewayinterferes with your sense of obligation. hold on. >> guest: that's a hard thing to do but it has to be

trump is the farthest thing from a racist and bigot. he treats women with respect. i -- this is the type of person i want running my country. this is the type of person who i know will stand up for you and for me. >> there were so many cases that mr. trump mentioned tonight, and so many of you on stage with him. do you feel like you've gotten a voice in a way that the current administration or others have not allowed you to do? >> absolutely. i wrote two letters to president obama after my son was killed because i started doing research and realized what a horrific problem this was in our country. i got no response from him. i know that several other mothers have reached out to hillary clinton, and you would think mother to mother that this would mean something to her, that she would reach out and at least have something to say. she has nothing to say other than how she's going to protect illegals. i haven't heard her what she's going to do for americans. and that frightens me to the country that we're going to leave our children and our grandchildren. >> marianne m

. >> ivette hace todos los dÍas el papel de papÁ y mama, pero se armÓ con bigote postizo y mucho valoriario en la crianza de sus tres hijas. >> donde estÁ mÍ papÁ * yo siempre le decÍa, no tienes papa, pero tiene muchas madre. >> igual que lourdes, acepta que a veces es imposible llenar el vacÍo que hay sin papa y explicar a los hijos el motivo de la ausencia de las que a veces las culpan. >> quisiera ponerme ese bigote y hablar como Él. >> ambas aseguran que aunque el reto econÓmico es de lo que mÁs se habla la parte emocional ha sido para ellas la mÁs difÍcil. >> segÚn las ultimas estadÍsticas actualmente en estados unidos, hay diez millones de hogares encabezados por una madre soltera, eso es el equivalente a una de cada 4 familias. >> de ahÍ que estas dos madres aplauden a vÁsquez y esperan que su gesto lleno de humor, enseÑe las misma s lecciones que han dado a sus hijos y abran las puertas a eventos escolares que no dejen a nadie por fuera. >> que seguimos siendo una familia que en las familias no siempre hay un papÁ y un papa. >> no ha sido fÁcil pero ha sido una bendiciÓn afirm

as ever. >> why is it bigoted? >> it's bigoted because you're blaming a group of people for larger crimes. it's exactly the same thing as the fascists did in europe. the problems are all because of the jews. here, the problems are all because of the mexicans. the problems are all because of the irish in the 1850s. now the count it's the same thing. you blame all the problems on a group of people who are not responsible for those problems. yes, there are people who commit crimes who are here illegally. but most crimes are committed by people who are here. >> another stick that he swung during his speech last night was about clinton's own problems with the law. obviously he's talking about the foundation. he's talking about the e-mails. do you believe that she's handled that situation well enough, or is that why it's dogging her in the polls? >> she's done what she could. she made a mistake, she's apologized. there's nothing else you can say, really. the fbi investigated, said that there were no crimes. and that's it

trump is a bigot.ording to a washington post/abc news national poll, when asked whether trump was biased against women and minorities, 60% said yes. so do you agree with that headline in the washington post this morning? >> well, i think they're doing the bidding of the clinton campaign. this is clearly her strategy. her strategy is to stigmatize -- >> the trump campaign didn't conduct this. abc news and the washington post did. >> right. this is the clinton model now. they want to stigmatize donald trump supporters. the deplorable line was a good example of that. they're doing that for a good political reason. the reason is there is a huge enthusiasm gap in this campaign between donald trump and his supporters and hillary clinton and her supporters. if you look at recent polls there's a big gap between registered voters and likely voters, both nationally and both in the swing states that will ultimately decide this election. and, look, i mean, i'm glad the san francisco 49ers played on monday night fo

trump has built a campaign largely on prejudice and paranoia and given a national platform to fringe bigots with a dozen followers and spreading their message to 11 million people. trump said, isn't it disgraceful that instead of owning up to this grotesque attack on american voters, she tries to turn it around with a pathetic rehash of the words she's used in her failing campaign? with me now, conservative political commentator ben ferguson, a donald trump supporter. and simone sanders, former national press secretary for senator bernie sanders's presidential campaign. so glad you're with us. let me begin with you, simone. clinton's team telling cnn that she apologized so quickly for saying half of his supporters feel that way because she felt like she couldn't move forward on the crux of her argument without getting that controversy out of the way, and the crux of that argument is if she still believes donald trump is running a racist campaign. so my question to you is, given that, and i know you're no trump supporter, how significant of a group of trump supporters do you believe are, quo

so i'm either a bigot or a dead-end loser. she disqualified herself, chris. >> half of trump supporters view african-americans has more violent than whites. >> i'm going to believe that poll. okay. >> so let's say the poll is right. it's not the trump campaign's position -- >> you should mention how they say, well, some trump supporters don't believe obama was born here, like clinton supporters who were the ones who started the birther controversy. so we can do this all day, chris. >> this is a real question, right? this view of -- >> you don't admit that the clinton supporters started the birther controversy? >> andy martin started that. >> this is fact. okay. >> ben smith's report. >> andy martin started the birther. here's the thing, this view -- i want to establish something here. the view that blacks are more violent than whites is a racist view? >> absolutely. that's deplorable. we do not want the support of david duke. what language can we say we denounce we do not want david duke support? >> wait a second. you said tha

he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. the wind brought water to prairie farms. then windmills went away, but the wind remained. chuck grassley thought it was time to bring the windmill back. without the grassley legislation, and his effective leadership, the wind energy industry would not have succeeded. now, more than thirty one percent of all the electricity in iowa comes from wind. they produce jobs. six thousand in iowa alone. google, facebook, microsoft and good paying manufacturing jobs have come to iowa for that energy. iowa produces more of its energy from wind than any other state. it started with a simple idea and the renowned work ethic of one senator. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. sometimes people making a quick trip through the corridor need a place to stay and look to sites like craigslist and air b-n-b.as cbs 2 news repor

hat is clear in the public realm, i'm labeled a bigot.tty much every human person until the last 25 years has been a bigot. t is absurd when you look at it. but, that is why we have to ask his question, why has this political atmosphere emerged? i think because it serves purpose. host: obviously true believers care about the cause says. question to ask, why politicians gravitate and put it front and center? it because it helps them get elected. host: viewer from twitter says gop has history of using racist politics to win. what is your response to that? guest: as i said at the the ning of the segment, republican party in shift in the and conquering of the outh as republican politics certainly use those tactics. the e '60s, '70s and into '80s, i just don't think it's een relevant or effective in the present, which is why there are no republican politicians tactics.ace baiting i think that what law and order means out of the mouth of donald not what it meant out of the mouth of richard nixon. by a longshot. caller: yes, good morning. mornin

>>> hillary clinton is a bigot! who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings. >> a lot of what he believes we believe in. >> so trump called hillary clinton a bigot and she brought up the klan supporting donald trump. they've injected race into the campaign while police all across the racial tensions in communities across the nation. so charlie leduff traveled to baton rouge to get to the root of the problem. ? ? ? ? >> reporter: baton rouge, louisiana, the media and protesters are gone now, the city on a slow boil. another black man dead at the apparent revenge killing. it's been two years since the shooting death of michael brown forced the nation to consider the relationship between its black men and its police. [ honking ] >> reporter: and since ferguson, missouri, things seem to have spun backwards in america. >> this is a fox news alert you're looking live in baltimore, a situation that is developing, violent protests tonight following for -- [ yelling ] ? ? >> more chaos on the streets of dalla

for five years from 2011 to 2016 last friday donald trump has perpetrated a bigoted lie that president obama is not a united states citizen. this is so painful because as you know when african-americans came here in 1619 to jamestown up to the end of the civil war they could not be citizens. that is what the dred scott decision said they were not allowed to be u.s. citizens. so for five years when donald trump has pushed this bigoted lie that the african-american president of the united states is not a u.s. citizen so many people connect that to the most painful time in american history. and what i hope somebody will ask donald trump is when you are doing that for five years did you really believe that to be true, in which case, how gullible are you? how bizarrely conspiratorial are you? or were you aware it wasn't true? if so why were you trying to whip up those emotions? >> let's turn to hillary clinton's health which raises the question of her transparency because she was asked repeatedly this week when she told you about her illness and she repeatedly refused to answer. here she is

he's a bigot. he's a misogynist and he's a hater of men.shouldn't be over here trying to get the black people's vote. we are against him. and everybody i want y'all to help me say dump the trump. dump the trump! dump the trump! dump the trump! dump the trump! >> all right. you're hearing some of the chants there at this protest if you're just joining us. this is outside of great faith ministries in detroit. the african-american church where donald trump will be attending service this morning and then participating in a recorded q&a with bishop wayne t. jackson to air in about a week on impact television network. a christian cable network. i want to bring back in our panel. and kayley, your reaction to what you're seeing here. >> you're going to have protesters, there's no doubt about it. i encourage voters to look at donald trump's resume. go on youtube you'll see jesseijesse jackson a video standing beside him calling him a friend praising him for his gusto and bringing black people to wall street -- >> that's so weak. >> hold on hold on.

it's not good for the conversation to be about whether donald trump is a bigot and racist. right?conversation trump tried to move away from over the last month with some success. the clinton campaign, your statement makes clear, they are going to pounce on this. they want to turn the conversation toward this. >> their statement. not mine. right? talking about the clinton statement the campaign makes clear -- >> at the top of the segment. >> go ahead. >> they want this to be the conversation. they don't want donald trump to have an opportunity to talk about his child care plan and maternity leave plan he recently released. >> 4% economic growth. >> they want to turn the debate to his biggest vulnerabilities. why hillary clinton was not so upset that she apologized for the famous deplorables comment the other day. it's okay for the clinton campaign if this is the conversation. if this is the debate. so much of politics, controlling what the two sides debate on. one other interesting thing, off topic about the tpp event at the white house. a big split now on, in both parties on this

he's a bigot, and he's a racist. >> trump has acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. >> by any definingnald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> we will not elect a chief bigot of the united states of america. >> not a glowing set of reactions coming from the congressional black caucus. again, we are seeing donald trump pivot and make this outreach to african-americans. he's visited churches, he's spoken more directly to those voters. i want you to also look at the -- this new poll that came out, the cbs/"new york times" poll that shows hillary clinton with 8 % of support when it comes from african-americans. 6% from donald trump. if you compare that to previous polls, you could say that donald trump has gone up some degree. eugene, the question for you -- these latest moves by donald trump, could this indeed help him gain some ground? >> reporter: the trump campaign is certainly hoping so. i was actually at a trump campaign event this week at the congressional black caucus, and one of his spokespeople, katrina pearson, made it clear that they are paying attention to the polls and do see roo

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appealing to bigots. when in actuality, when hillary clinton said that he's a built. when you look at hillary clinton's speech, she actually did have some really good, factual things that have happened and do exist, they're treated as if they are equal, he might be a big-- that's where journalists are failing. >> that may be the default. but i have seen a lot of good examples of the press i think doing their job of calling him out and telling it like it is. like on this show, there's no basis to claim that the election is going to be stolen. not on the editorial page, but as a news story, because that's fact not opinion. >> that's a bit more optimistic take. mark, are you more optimistic or pessimistic on how journalists are trying to treat trump? >> i should step back and say in fairness, a lot of hillary clinton supporters would say that jacob is just being fair to rancid meat. i think we have to have both sides here. i would say this, there are a few terms that we're using that i think are kind of flaw

. >> any leader, so-called lead their will meet with donald trum top day and listen to that bigot or be in the same room as that bigot does not speak for us. >> reporter: most of the protest where is peaceful but police broke up a scuffle between a protester and supporter. >>> fbi summarized interviews with hillary clinton and her staff about her use of the private e-mail server. clinton told investigators she relied on the judgments of her staff and others, not to illegally send e-mails containing classified information to her private server. she also told fbi investigators that she was unclear about a classification marking on official government documents. the fbi the has said it found no direct evidence clinton's server was hack but it is unlikely hackers would have left any evidence. >>> there are just 66 days until the presidential elections, be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com with the very late. >>> authorities are looking for two thieves who pulled off an elaborate heist on a moving delivery truck in olney. surveillance video captured a white work van f

what's your response to that charge that he's a bigot?> well, you know, it's the oldest charge in the democrat's play book to do that and to use this. where donald trump wants to keep our country safe and says, we need to vet these people to keep just people like that out and in specificity right there to say that makes him a bigot, obviously shows how hard they're trying to paint him a bigot. if you look at 17 candidates started on the republican side, no matter which one made it through, they would try to paint them as a bigot because that's the democrat play book. with donald trump, america knows donald trump and know he's not a bigot. stuart: trump's position related to this latest incident is, you do it my way and that guy would not have come back in. is that his position? >> absolutely. stuart: and people like that will not come in in the future. >> absolutely. stuart: is that his position? >> and what you wanted out, the fbi's hands will be untied. we have to remember once they're in, if they keep going back there and getting radic

he's a bigot and he's a racist. >> trump acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. >> by any informationfraud. >> we will not elect a cheap bigot of the united states of america. >> all right. so, that sets the stage, perhaps, for what should be an interesting evening. my next guest is someone who will attend the congressional black caucus tinner and has been for the past 30 years. an incredible commitment. she was a former ambassador. good to see you. >> thank you. thank you so much for having me. >> hillary clinton, as secretary of state nominated you to that position of president obama appointed you also and his administration and you worked for president bill clinton. >> right. >> your commitment is deep, it is strong. >> it's very deep. it's very strong. it's consistent. what an honor to work for the first african-american president. the sentiments are what many of us feel. the caucus was packed yesterday led by honorable gregory meeks. donald trump shouldn't have started in the first place, but needs to apologize. he's not only insulting our first african-american president, he's i

it is bigoted, ignorant, dumb. >> there you go. >> and those are things -- here we go is right because you all continue to push out this nonsense. >> when you run out of real substance to talk about, angela, we always have to bring up other deals. >> you're nuts, that's not true. >> okay, everybody. john, can you get in, please? i want your response. >> look, my objection with tweet is i wouldn't narrow it down to refugees. i would say we don't have a background check system that works, period. we have seen it fail time and time again. we saw it fail with this family. by the way, the bomber isn't the only one who has trouble with the law. he has a brother that's on the run in another country right now. we saw it break down and fail with the san bernardino shooter. we allowed her to move here clearly after she was radicalized and posting things on social media. we alieued the iraqi refugees in kentucky to come here where the background system failed. the 9/11 highjackers came here initially legally. >> let me add briefly, you need to add the fact that the background system failed with d

look. e-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. is the dawn of yet another wonderful day on the shores of northeast ohio y it's a tuesday morning in the city the 20 morning 65 degrees. my name is stacy fry in for kristi capel. this month is fine by put the summer weather is ticking.i let's get a checkck on the forecast with aj colby.o it's 5:00 a.m.lb that our looks like quick. it's a good day.at we're going to look at the numbers and see how things are shaping up out there we slept another degree.sl can see some showers wrote the northwest they are falling apart as they are encountering very

. >> hillary clinton is a bigot. to a trump rally in patriotic address and full of clinton skepticism. >> i don't believe hillary. i would like to see a woman president, but not her. >> which brings us back to courtney modacet and day-long wait for trump. >> what happens to the country if trump isn't elected. >> that its a question i answer. i, you know with hillary. you don't know. you can't trust her. that's the thing. >> and we will make america great again. >> we want trump. we want trump. >> trump supporters don't know the exact direction, trump will take them. they only believe it is better >>> samsung has an expensive problem on its hands, replacing 2.5 million galaxy note 7 smartphones that could possibly catch fire. samsung has plans for an upgrade that could stop the units from bursting into flames. but it is not available yet. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: lithium ion batteries are in virtually every rechargeable electronic device. i went through my bag, my find has one. cell charger. cell phones h

we will not elect a chief bigot to the united states of america. to mr.as debased the presidential contest like no other contest in the history of the united states of america there has never been the lowest level of electioneering that mr. trump has engaged in. why do i say this? because he could have ended this in a calm and respectful manner after he started these lies yesterday at the "washington post." there were no lights or cameras, it was a simple interview. it was asked a question whether or not the president was an american citizen born in the united states. he could have taken the quiet time to apologize and to indicate as a candidate for the presidency of the united states "i respect all former presidents and existing presidents as my duty and i will indicate what the truth is. "but mr. trump could not bring himself to do so because he has lived a life of bigotry. and so this is our calling to african-americans and the diversity of america -- women included, hispanics, asians, and others, religious diversity as well that if you view america as

. >> any leader, so-called leader that will meet with donald trum top day and listen to that bigot or be in the same room with that bigot does not speak for us. >> reporter: while protesters are frustrated by trump's comments about minority groups. >> he said a lot of anti mexican, anti latino, comments when it came to immigrants coming over to our country and crossing the border, and he has tweeted out a few weeks ago, probably a month ago that african americans are lazy. >> reporter: others like amoore says trump's word have been taken out of context. >> when these people are saying that donald trump is a bigot do you disagree. >> i do. >> reporter: most of the protests were peaceful but officers broke apart a scuffle between a trump protesters and trump supporter. >> to tell the truth. >> reporter: this isn't the only thing he is speaking with african-american leaders in detroit, michigan on saturday. reporting from north philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the fbi published notes summarizing interviews with hillary clinton and her staff about her use of a priva

campaign got it from joe walsh, so it's wrong, it's foul, it's not about politically correct, it's bigotedgnorant, dumb, and those are the things that can -- >> here we go. >> here we go is right, you all continue to push out this nonsense. >> when you run out of real substance to talk about, we bring up ordeals. >> you're nuts. >> john, can you get in, please. i want your response. >> my objection with the tweet is, i would narrow it down just to refugees, i would say, we don't have a background check system that works period, we've seen it fail time and time again. we saw it fail with this family, by the way, the bomber isn't the only one who has trouble with the law. he has a brother that's on the run in another country right now, we saw it break down and fail with the san bernardino shooter. we allowed the iraqi refugees in bowling green kentucky to come here, where the background check system failed and the 9/11 hijackers also initially came here legally. >> let me add one more to your list. you need to add the fact that the background system failed with dylan rough as well. let's mak

i'm not bigoted. they see this as common sense stuff. but there are people who push the bill in charlotte feel very strongly this is their natural right. >> it's causing more -- making more of a difference in the gubernatorial race and state races than it is for the senate and the white house, right? >> right. because the governor, he can't change the law. the legislature has to. he did sign it he could have vetoed it and said let's go figure this out in the legislature, he chose not to. they are making him the face of it, even though it's really the legislature that has to make an action on it. >> got it bob, thanks very much. donald trump is about to take the stage in new hampshire which is the scene of his very first primary, you may recall. right now the real clear politics average in the granite state shows hillary clinton with a five point lead in a four-way race. earlier today, trump's much anticipated appearance on the dr. oz show aired. here is a clip. >> can i read it to you real quickly and i will try quickly interpret it. >>

this comment kind of gets very close to the dix dictionary definition of bigoted. it gives trump a talking point he'll go back to again and again. >> could i say the real cost of this is, if she hadn't said that, we would be talking about donald trump's love affair with vladimir putin or a million other subjects. that's where the news was going. and all the dissent in bill's party over what he's saying about putin. instead, we're talking about this. >> each candidate does a good job every week of trying to lose this campaign. destroying himself or herself. and the other one steps in and says -- >> raising $6 million. this is what is in her heart of hearts. this is what she thinks about people that are out there in fly-over country, if you will. that is why these 50 state polls are so important. >> when you talk about what's in your heart of hearts, you have to look, to your point, about someone who is praising and idolizing putin. we're here having a lively when they criticize putin, they end up missing. and no one gets prosecuted for it. to have someone showing yo

i think they are going down the wrong path that hillary clinton is the bigot.r has a racist past or racist history. that's simply not the case. let me tell you how we can get donald trump from paint a to point b. many talk about hillary clinton and her use of the term super predator in the 1994 bill. it's something she was held accountable for. that language didn't have a place then, doesn't have any place now. when you look at the context of what she said it was wrong. hillary clinton owned that she said it didn't have a place in my vernacular then, i shouldn't have used it and i apologize. donald trump cannot even formulate the word i apologize to the five young men in work that he set off a lynch mob after. he never said i'm sorry to those individual. he never said i'm sorry to the people he crime state inned against who weren'table to get houses. he never apologized for delegit myselfing the first african-american president of the united states. i he no he wants more african-american support. it may go from 2% to 5 or 6% at the end of the day. but that is n

we have seen both campaigns go back and forth with this term racist and bigot.oday he said look we are all brothers and sisters and it's time to unite. i think that's a winning message. >> a week ago he said hillary clinton is a bigot. he did not say that today. are those words we should ever hear from donald trump again or should he stick with today's tone? >> today's tone. but in the fox news poll more than a majority of americans thought hillary clinton's campaign campaign attempt to define donald trump was unfair, and likewise they thought trump's calling hillary clinton a bigot was unfair. they don't like this tit for t tat. >> he is going through. some say it's too little, too late. but he is going there, just like he went to mexico this week. >> he is going there, that's true. and the words today were perfectly fine. they were clearly carefully refined and scripted. the rnc were surprised by the harsh tone of the immigration speech. they were carefully involved in the of the contracting of this speech. >> there is nothing wrong with that. hillary clinton'

. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes. >> reporter: but the to families were not always enemies. in fact, the clinton library responded to a foia request today, releasing photos showing bill clinton and donald trump in 2000 looking rather chummy at the trump tower with melania and a former model, who was trump's girlfriend. politics makes strange bed fef w bedfellows. bret? >> jennifer griffin with the clinton campaign, thank you. >>> attorneys for the parents two of of the men killed during the benghazi terror attacks are asking a judge for a default judgment against hillary clinton. the parents of tyrone woods and sean smith are suing clinton for wrongful death, defamation, and other charges. they say she failed to respond to their lawsuit. no comment yet from the clinton team. >>> tune in sunday night at 8:00 p.m. for a live special report. i'll be speaking with the former chairman of the house select committee on benghazi, trey gowdy, on the 9/11 anniversary and the anniversary of the benghazi attacks. "special report" is going six days a week until t

he's a bigot. he's a racist. >> trump has acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. >> we will not elect a cheap bigot of the united states of america. >> this is a moment, it's a defining moment for all of those who want to denounce bigotry and racism, to step forward now, and to really demand first that donald trump stop it, but secondly, to demand an apology from this man because this is what his presidential campaign has been about. >> so representative watson coleman, this -- this wasn't planned, right? >> no, it wasn't at all. >> and after donald trump did his thing, explain to the people who are watching, why this is so important and so emotional for you and african-americans in general. >> beyond the absurdity with regard to this man who is offering himself up to a candidate for president, it is demeaning to the president of the united states, it is undignified, it is just expressing and putting fire on the fuel of racism and hatred. it's dividing, and it's a deflection because he's so ina