nbc's brian moore reports. >> reporter: carly fiorina is fighting for a spot on the main stage in next month's gop debate. she wants to talk about taking on the economy and hillary clinton. >> she has lied about some on key things, benghazi, her e-mails, her server. >> we are going to build a walk. >> reporter: but donald trump's tough talk has the gop stuck on defense. >> i don't agree we should be trying to amend the constitution. >> i think birth right citizenship as a policy matter doesn't make sense. >> if folks want to come to our country, they should come illegally. >> reporter: an immigration plan that could cost between 100 and 600 billion dollars and not saying exactly how he would pull it off. >> it's called management. the first thing we have to do is secure the border but it's called management. >> reporter: managing the conversation, donald trump is still leading in the polls. brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> the fallout continues after the hacking of adultery site ashley madison. a married florida prosecutor is coming clean after having an ashley madison count. jef

candidates are clawing to pull ahead of the pack and nbc's brian moore reports. >> i'm not way down in the polls. >> reporter: carly fiorina is fighting for a spot in next week's g.o.p. debate. she wants to talk about hillary clinton. >> she has lied about key things, benghazi, her e-mails, her server. >> we're going to build a wall -- >> reporter: but donald trump's tough talk has the republican field stuck an defense, responding to his talking points. >> i don't agree that we should be trying to amend the constitution. >> i think birth right citizenship as a policy matter doesn't make sense. >> if folks want to come to our country, they should come legally. >> reporter: trump is defending an immigration plan that could cost between 100 and 6$600 billion and not saying exactly how he would pull it off. >> it's called management. the first thing we have to do is secure the border. >> reporter: managing the conversation, donald trump is still leading in the polls. brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> the fallout continues after the hacking of adultery site ashley madison. jeffrey asht

nbc's brian moore joins us from washington. what exactly did trump say this time. >> reporter: what he said might be open to interpretation, but it has donald trump in a very familiar place -- on defense. fresh controversy and a familiar response from republican front-runner donald trump. >> i apologize when i'm wrong but i haven't been wrong. i said nothing wrong. >> reporter: trump, on defense for marks about fox debate moderator megyn kelly. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her -- wherever. >> reporter: trump says he didn't mean the anchor was hormonal but finding no sympathy from his fellow gop candidates. >> they were completely inappropriate and offensive comments. period. >> reporter: trump wants to change the conversation and so do his rivals. >> if i comment on everything he says, my whole campaign will be consumed by it. >> it's up to me to tell people about me and not be worried about somebody else. >> reporter: this latest controversy isn't helping trump's run for the whit

brian moore has the story from washington. >> reporter: for the first time in donald trump's campaign, he's talking specifics about illegal immigration in mexico. >> mexico is taking our business. mexico is the new china, okay? >> reporter: trump's first policy paper lays out a plan that would end birth right citizenship, ramp up deportation and jack up border fees for mexicans to pay for a wall. >> in four years you will be interviewing me and say what a great job you did, president trump. >> reporter: he landed in his personal helicopter for a whirlwind visit at the iowa fair. candidates compete to show voters they're really down to earth. for some fairgoers style is less important. >> a lot of people like me are just tired of it, you know. it's time somebody stand up and do something. >> reporter: donald trump pivoting back to the issues that have fueled controversy and his poll numbers. meanwhile, trump launched a new attack on hillary clinton suggesting her candidacy might be doomed by the questions and controversy surrounding her private e-mail server. brian moore, nbc news, was

brian moore has the story from washington. >> reporter: for the first time in donald trump's campaign specifics about illegal immigration in mexico. >> mexico is taking our business. mexico is the new china, okay? >> reporter: trump's first policy paper lays out a plan that would end birthright citizenship, ramp up deportations and jack up border fees and business tariffs. >> reporter: mexicans to pay for a wall. >> in your years, you'll be interviewing me and saying, great job, president trump. >> reporter: candidates compete to show voters that they're really down to earth at the fair. >> so happy to see you. >> reporter: for some fair goers, style is less important than trump's message on immigration reform. >> people like me are tired of it. it's time somebody strand up and do something. >> reporter: donald trump, pivoting back to the issues that fueled controversy and his poll numbers. meanwhile, trump launched a new attack on clinton, suggesting her candidacy might be doomed by the questions around her private e-mail server. brian moore, washington. >>> residents should prepare

"today in the bay" brian moore live in washington, d.c. rking hard in early voting states trying to show voters had a they themselves are ready to go that distance. >> reporter: it is very early on of course, but right now it's not just about raising those poll numbers, it's also about getting money and excitement. he's supposed to be the underdog, an after thought, but democrat bernie sanders packed an arena this in los angeles a day after drawing the biggest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate. >> with this crowd we have more than 27,000. >> reporter: front runner hillary clinton is taking aim at republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from time to time. you know, when they are not insulting and offending people -- >> reporter: but clinton didn't he reserve that criticism for trump whose fellow republicans are struggling to get out from under his shadow. >> i can't win this race but together we can win this race. >> reporter: carly fiorina is riding a post debate wave. >> the one candidate to really come out of the unde

brian moore is in washington. all right, let's start there. because bush really laid into hillary clinton regarding foreign policy yesterday. >> reporter: after controversy republicans really want to shift the focus back to hillary clinton. jeb bush was talking isis and and hillary clinton. >> isis grew. when was the secretary of state? >> reporter: then there's donald trump. >> leading in iowa, leading in new hampshire, leading in north carolina. >> reporter: still riding high in the polls, still short on specifics. >> we have to build a wall. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton wants to focus on policy. >> a majority of gun owners support universal background checks. >> reporter: but knew she's given the justice department the private e-mail server she used as secretary of state will give rivals and critics something to talk about. hillary clinton's campaign aides say they weren't marked that way at the time. in fact, the state department says some of that information was on unsecured server as far back as 2009. >> thank you so much for th

>> an interesting race, brian moore, thank you so much for that. >>> well, they will try again next week. no settlement or decision in that battle against quarterback tom brady and the nfl. brady wants his four-game suspension stemming from the deflate-gate scandal lifted. he admitted destroying the phone was the wrong thing to do. but he maintains his innocence. but with all that, this is what people are talking about yesterday from "time". and the artist apologizes for making tom brady look like lurch you be the judge -- does the typically easy on the eyes qb look like the "addams family" character? >> the person that tweeted this called it qb, extra-terrestrial. and our favorite, a gif from the "hunchback of notre dame." he. >> and here's newly released video of what's thought to be the giant great white shark. >> so close you can see her sharp teeth. she's known as deep blue, about 20 feet long, 50 years old and very pregnant. the video just posted to facebook this week was recorded by shark expert padilla two years ago in mexico. experts have dubbed her the biggest shark ever filmed

. >> brian moore is live in washington. >> a new poll in cnn shows trump with commanding lead topping key categories like economy and fighting terrorists. meanwhile, on the democratic side, everyone is talking about that once private e-mail server of hillary clintons. everyone is talking about it, that is, except the candidate herself. >> her republican rivals sound soed off on news her private e-mail server has been turned over to fbi. >> looks like he's hiding. >> the question is why hasn't she done this already. >> clinton's campaign is in damage control after inspector general found two e-mails containing top secret information that clinton denied. >> i never sent or received classified information at the time it was received. >> a university poll shows half of voters say clinton did nothing wrong but still support the criminal investigation. while republicans see weakness. >> in new hampshire we're ahead of hillary clinton by two points. >> democratic challenger bernie sander ssz eers refusing to ca. >> poll numbers show sanders leading clinton by seven points in new hampshire. >

. >> upset that it was a local gun that killed officer brian moore in new york: law enforcement needs more funding. georgia's state representative rick jasper is the author of the safe carry protection law. it passes in april 2014. it allows georgia residents to purchase a firearm, obtain a permit and carry the weapon in all public places across the state. >> there are some people that compare the gun trade up north to drug trafficking. would you say it's on that level? >> i don't know that i'd say that. i feel fortunate to say i have never been in new york city. i haven't really investigated or tried to look at what goes on in the nearby corridor. both of my sponsors have been around georgia, and how we can strengthen our law, making it fair and effective. >> georgia law does not require reporting of stolen guns, making it easy to people to buy guns easily, sell them to criminals, and later the guns will be stolen, making it more difficult to clog and shut down >>> on the federal stage as president obama put it, his efforts passing gun control, stymied by gun crime. there's a solicit

back to you. >>> brian moore live were wds.hank you. >>> several term male ill patients and their doctors are suing the state of california, they are seeking protection for right side who help patients end their lives. attorney general harris' office is arguing kben that request saying california law prohibits assisted suicide, but one of the plaintiffs says when a patient is terminally ill choosing to die peacefully is not suicide. >> allowing someone to suffer needlessly is doing harm. >> that lawsuit comes after efforts to pass the death with dignity act in the state legislature stalled. >>> had this morning the kront county sheriff's office is remembering one of its own. a deputy drowned in lake tahoe trying to save someone else's life. "today in the bay" damian trujillo live they sheriff's office in mar nez. authorities from the sheriff's office we understand are in lake tahoe right now. >> reporter: yes, such a tragedy for the contra costa county sheriff's office, lots of heavy hearts here in the city of martinez behind m

brian moore from d.c.hank you very much. >>> in just a few hours democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is coming to the bay area. his campaign says more than 20,000 people showed up to hear him speak in portland last night and he is hoping to see a similarly large crowd here. sanders is going to address members of the national nurses union at noon today in oakland. polls right now showing sanders still well behind front runner hillary clinton but he is gaining ground. >>> and another presidential hopeful is expected to make a big promise today. hillary clinton will announce a multi-billion dollar federal commitment to make college more affordable. according to the l.a. times she says her overhaul will cut student loan interest rates and make it easier for students and graduates to repay their college debt. clinton wants to make sure students can go to an in state public university without getting a loan. >>> soaring high, but our temperatures are not, kari. >> no, and yesterday it was nice and c

brian moore joining us live from washington, d.c. new questions about trump, but we have heard that line before. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. sam, once again, donald trump finds himself on defense. fresh controversy and a familiar response from republican front runner donald trump. >> i apologize when i'm wrong, but i haven't been wrong. i said nothing wrong. >> trump on defense for remarks about fox debate moderator megyn kelly. >> you could see there was blood coming out of his eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> he said he didn't mean the anchor was hormonal but he's finding no sympathy from his fellow gop candidates. >> they were completely inappropriate and offensive comments, period. >> trump wants to change the can conversation and so is to his vie valls. >> if i comment on everything he says my whole campaign listen consumed by it. >> it's up to me to tell people about me and not be worrying about somebody else. >> reporter: this latest controversy isn't helping trump's run for the white house but it's not clear whet

>> reporter: little is the source of the gun that was used to kill new york city police officer brian mooren may. it was stolen from the pawn shop in 2011. this c.c.t.v. video caught the masked they'ves in action and took 23 weapons, nine ended up in new york city. >> and the police never caught the guys that robbed your store. >> they had hoodies and ski masks and gloves. no. they never caught anybody. >> reporter: the guns make their way up what is known as the iron pipeline, an illegal trade route that goes from 95 from southern states to new york. >> there is an awful lot of gun violence in the country. >> reporter: despite trying to shut it down it is open and georgia is ground zero. >> freeze. >> reporter: two new york city officers ambushed in their police cruiser in december were also killed by a georgia gun. what do you say to some politicians up north, in the northeast like new york city that say, you know, these southern laws are way too lax and that is why our police officers in the north are getting shot and that's why bad guys are trading guns? >> well, i want to tell you some

brian moore is following the action from capitol hill. >> reporter: today's numbers were better than yesterday but that's not saying much. >> cratered at the closing bell. >> you will see the real problem occurred in the middle of the day. >> is this the big one? i don't know. it's certainly noticeable. >> the dow bounced back from the dive. >> it is a little bit like a boxer that is knocked down and a little wobbly on his feet. >> markets are running scared because china's economy is slowing. >> today they cut interest rates and that does appear to have calmed down sentiment a bit in the rest of the world. >> easier said than done after another wild ride on wall street. >> give you example of how wild that ride was today with the biggest single day reversal since the financial vie sis of 2008. >> this was also a really rough day for two major power companies. the stocks took a deep dive after plans were rejected for a $6 billion merger. here is a look now at what it could mean down the road. more than 260,000 different businesses, government and residential consumers depend on pepco

live on capitol hill, brian moore, news4. >> thanks, brian. >>> we continue to follow the story out of northern virginia where a man was shot outside a house in centreville. a relative of his has been locked up. it happened on come oak rain and julie carey is ther with more. julie? >> reporter: it's says to see where the shooting incident started this afternoon, right behind the red crime scene tape in that below-ground level townhouse. you can see the evidence marker there on the sidewalk. neighbors tell me it was two brothers who were involved in this confrontation. tonight, one of them is in custody. the other one is in the hospital being treated for serious injuries. and police say the victim's two children witnesseded a least some of this shooting. now, we are going to take a look at video taken by a neighbor here in the meadows townhomes, the police response after the 911 was called today. we are told that one relative shot the other in that grounds level town hours, the victim fled out the door and collapsed on the street there. neighbors called 911 and began tending to the vict

let's get out to nbc's brian moore that has the latest from washington. >> well, wilfred and seema, we have been talking for days about donald trump. that has not changed today. those poll numbers show that he is weakening a bit among some supporters and four candidates in particular, some of the sort of lesser known, less popular candidates, carly fiorina among them got a huge bump off of that debate last week. ben carson, marco rubio, john kasich, the governor of ohio all fairing quite well. someone that underperformed in that debate and is coming out swinging in a much more aggressive fashion is jeb bush, the former florida governor. the son and brother of former u.s. presidents. he was on the attack overnight in california. he was speaking out against hillary clinton in particular. hillary clinton is the target of the day, especially after the news that she is turning her e-mail servers over to the u.s. justice department for further investigation. >>> brian, thanks very much for joining us this morning. >> coming up on worldwide exchange, will investors go gaga for alibaba? we'll

little is the source of the gun used to kill new york city police officer brian moore in may, stolen from the pawn shop in 2011. this video caught the masked thieves in action, taking 23 weapons, nine in new york city. and the police never caught the guys that robbed the store. >> no, they had hoodies, ski masks and gloves. they never caught anything or anything. >> reporter: the guns make their way up what is known as the iron pipeline, an illegal trade route running up 95 to states of new york. >> there's a lot of gun violence in the country. >> in spite of attempts by law-maker and police to shut it down, the pipeline remains open. georgia is ground zero. >> two new york city officers ambushed in december were killed by a georgia gun. >> what do you say to politicians up north, saying the southern laws are too lax, and that is why the police officers are armed and shot, and bad guys trade guns? >> if tell you something, they got the same laws here has they do in new york. purchase of a gun. >> well they are definitely more lax down here. >> why are they lax here? >> the gun laws h

nbc 10 national correspondent brian moore has the latest from washington. >> i'm not pay down in theolls. i'm in the top five. >> reporter: carly fiorina is fighting for a spot in the main stage of next month's debate. she wants to talk about taking on the economy and hillary clinton. >> she's lied about key things, benghazi, her e-mails, her ser vor. >> we're talking about immigration. >> reporter: trump is responding to his talking points. >> i don't agree we should be trying to amend the constitution. >> birthright citizenship as a policy manner doesn't make since. >> if folks want to come to our country, they should come legally. >> reporter: trump is defending an immigration plan that could cost between 100 and $106 billion. he's not saying how he'd pull it off. >> it's called management. >> reporter: managing the conversation, donald trump is still leading in the polls. on the democratic side, biden's weekend meeting with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren, is amping up the speculation he may be seriously considering a white house run. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>

brian moore joins us live from washington, d.c. this morning. isn't the only one on the campaign trail today. reporter: at this point in the game bernie sanders is the one who is doing everything sort of by the book and surprising everybody. at this early stage in the game it's about lifting those poll numbers but also about raising money and excitement. he's supposed to be the underdog, an after thought, but democrat bernie sanders packed an arena had this los angeles the day after drawing the biggest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate. >> with the overflow crowd we have more than 27,000 people. >> reporter: front runner hillary clinton is taking aim at republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from time to time. you know, when they are not insulting and offending people -- snf but front didn't reserve that criticism for donald trump whose fellow reese are struggling to get out from under his shadow. >> i can't win this race, but together we can win had this race. >> reporter: carly fiorina is riding a post debate wave. >> the

. >> he was the source of the gun used to kill new york city police officer brian moore in may. it was stolen in 2011. this cctv video caught the mass thieves in action. they took 23 weapons, nine ended up in new york city. >> the police never caught the guys? >> they wore hoodies and ski masks and gloves. no. they never caught anything or anybody. >> the guns make their way up what's known os the iron pipeline, an illegal firearm trade route up interstate 95 from southern states to new york. >> there's an awful lot of gun violence in our country. >> in spite of attempts by lawmakers and police to shut it down, the pipeline remains open, and georgia is ground zero. >> two new york city officers ambushed in their police cruiser in december were also killed by a georgia gun. what do you say to some politicians up north in the northeast like new york city that say, you know, these southern laws are way too lax and that's why our police officers up north are getting shot, and that's why bad guys are trading guns? >> well, i'm going to tell you something, they got the same laws here

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charles: to be honest with you, economists, steve moore and brian wesbury would say he's talking about protectionism. yesterday with maria bartiromo he talked about going after american companies for inversion. they're trying, avoid the crazy taxes. >> he called when he stripped down what he was saying, calling fair trade war. charles: exactly. that's the ultimate thing. we're talking about protectionism. people don't understand, you go to walmart and get a flat-screen tv, you feel great. if donald trump goes war with china, the average person in alabama won't be able to buy the flat-screen tv. >> i said that for a long time. particularly after the announcement speech. he speaks to a certain level of nationalism. don't be surprised, it works when people are on hard times. it historically has worked. charles: the fact that patriotism, which is different than nationalism has been under fire. president obama spent a lot of time telling us we're not great, not necessarily as great as anyone else. we didn't build the country through bootstraps. have you someone saying the exact opposite. >>

moore is hu be of a has not had a great track record. it could possibly once again disappoint investors. hugh: you have a really tricky time in september. i don't think brianoynihan is taking the summer off. you have people voting on whether or not he should be chairman. scarlet: for a while, he was the only ceo of a big bank that was not also chairman. that changed in 2014. year,in october of last the board elected him chairman and ceo. back in 2009, it was a contentious time, they separated those roles. -- decided to overrule that bank of america decided to overrule that. scarlet: they are still upset about that. -- he has a lot riding on what happens come september. this jamie dimon get involved in the weekly meetings? q: they have to if it is a risk. he said if i don't pass this, maybe i should not be running this place. brian moynihan has never said that. the cfo left recently. that's an indication they are taking this to heart. matt: the cfo did not leave. wasn't he forced out? scarlet: semantics. matt: as punishment for failing previous stress tests or an assurance to brian moynihan that he did not have someone to take his job. they say thompson wan