. >> chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in michigan where it was all happening today earlier with more on that. hey, carl. >> reporter: hi, sandra, quiet now but it was rocking just a couple of hours ago. donald trump had a big rally here, used a teleprompter, used a number of political statements about african-americans, took on hillary clinton and took on president obama and none of the crowd seemed to mind at all he was using a teleprompter. in fact he got good reviews to using it. it has gone pretty well for him this week. earlier today he was in louisiana. and when he got here tonight one of the things that he did was point out while he got down to louisiana and looked at the floods, president obama has been in martha's vineyard on vacation. and suggested it was almost a dereliction of the president's duty not to go. >> i just got back for the tour of the devastation in louisiana. the spirit of the people is incredible. the devastation, likewise, they have never seen anything like it. but the spirit of the people is incredible. and honestly, obama ought to get off

carl cameron is live in michigan where trump is set to hold a rally. first, let's go to casey steagall. and trump is on the ground there. >> reporter: mr. trump and governor mike pence were on the ground for nearly four hours today, quite a bit of time. they covered a lot of turf and they talked to a variety of different people, from volunteers, to home owners who have lost everything. their first stop was the greenwell springs baptist church where they met he reverend frank frank graham of samaritan's purse, and pastor tony perkins, crowds cheering upon their arrival and the republican presidential nominee had this to say. listen. >> it's a great place. i've had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is until you go and see it. i'm just here to help. >> the motorcade driving along streets and multiple parishes filled with piles of furniture and other belongings, lost in the flood. talking with people with only the clothes on their back, like in denim springs, 14 miles

and as weird as it is, carl cameron live sunrise, florida, where trump is scheduled tonight. it senatcertainly appears to bee day controversy. >> reporter: this is not one there is going to go away, principally because trump's adversaries will bang the drum whether in new conferences or tv ad commercials. you count on all of this. so we're in sunrise, florida, where the thunder and lightning is rapidly bearing down on us and storm clouds for the trump campaign are nothing new and they're going to have to deal with this some more, even though some of the republican critics of donald trump have taken his side as you talked about paul ryan said it was a bad joke gone bad. susan collins, the republican senator from maine who became the sixth u.s. senator to actual low dump trump and stated she'll support someone else and not him. she said he didn't hear it as a type of insightment of violence as democrats have suggested mr. trump did yesterday and there's been a whole lot of talk whether the secret service is investigating this or not and as we said yesterday, by mission and by l

carl cameron, everett, washington, where donald trump is set to hold a rally tonight. what are we expecting from this speech, carl? >> reporter: well, he's got a lot of work to do. a lot of the conservative base that has been supporting him was a little bit alarmed to hear him say he was softening his immigration positions, and a lot of the swing voters and the more moderate republicans who may have misgivings with the bombastic rhetoric are looking to appeal as well, and mr. trump has basically put himself in a box. of the three main issues of his immigration position, he's said that all of them amount to negotiating positions. he'll make a big deal when the time comes, but that suggests that compromise is possible. he started saying there was going to be a ban on muslims. but visitors and new immigrants would not be allowed. that's been changed to extreme vetting. then he started talking about building a wall. one that was going to go from the pacific to the gulf and was going to be a great wall, a high wall with a beautiful golden door. now he's acknowledged there's

carl cameron is with the trump campaign in sun rise, florida. >> reporter: trailing in virginia pollsdonald trump, who says hillary clinton would abolish the second amendment, dug in today. >> we have to protect our second amendment, which is under siege. remember, it's under siege. >> reporter: for the second day in a row, trump's attempt to rally those he calls second amendment people to block clinton from appointing liberal judges dominated the campaign trail. >> yesterday, we witnessed the late nest a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line. his casual inciting of violence. every single one of these incidents shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states. >> reporter: trump's facing bipartisan criticism for this remark yesterday that some thought could incite violence. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> reporter: trump insists he was calling voters only to political arms. >> you look at the powe

carl cameron is in youngstown this afternoon. carl, what else did you milwaukee of what trump is proposing this afternoon? >> reporter: well, the bit about working with nato, now that it has become an intelligence, gathering entity against isis and world terrorism,er is something trump has been talking about for some time. and likewise has been talking about his temporary, quote, complete ban on new muslim immigrants and visitors coming to the united states. that's been an evolving policy. and today he broke into a number of different pieces. one, he says there are a number of countries the vetting isn't trustworthy and newcomers to the u.s. from those countries won't happen because their vetting processes north secure and trustworthy. then he opened it to an entire live different discussion about the rest of the world and never mentioned religion per se. he said people will be allowed to come from countries that have what he called extreme, extreme vetting, and by that he described it as, denunciation of islammic radical terroris

the exact same briefing, meaning hillary clinton will hear the same things donald trump does. >> carl cameron live at trump tower, carl, thanks so much. donald trump's economic proposals would allow the billionaire to play a lower tax rate than middle class americans, or that's the clean today from hillary clinton. she rallied against the real estate mogul's financial plans just a short time ago at what her campaign billed as a tax fairness event in cleveland. >> of course we have no idea what tax rate he pays because unlike anybody else who's run for president in the last four or five decades, he refuses to release his tax returns so the american people can't really judge. >> well, this is just the latest in a series of attacks from secretary clinton targeting donald trump's financial plans. donald trump says he wants to cut taxes for america's top earners from 39.6% to 33%. trump also says he'll release more details of his plan in the coming weeks. meantime secretary clinton p proposed several tax hikes for the rich including what she calls a super-charge of 4% on americans earning more tha

. >> carl cameron reports tonight from the motor city. >> reporter: trailing in the polls, he used a speech to the detroit economic club to compare his business vision to the obama/clinton economy of stagnation. >> it will be a night and daikon tras to the job-killing, tax-ruzing, poverty-inducing >> he backed off the personal income tax plan with 10%, 20% and 25% bracket. he'll create three new ones at 12%, 25% and 33%. he will cut corporate taxes. reading directly from "the washington post," a paper he banned from news conference, he trashed clinton from a to create 200,000 jobs in the empire state. >> data shows that upstate actually lost jobs, a lot of them, during clinton's first term. in other words, she was all talk, no action, upstate new york is a disaster. >> reporter: trump twice promised details on his plans in the days ahead, but got specific when it came to hillary clinton's results in detroit and worldwide. and radical regulation that forced jobs out of your community, and the crime policies have made you far, far less safe. >> reporter: trump cast himself as the race'

finalized petition with a lot more signatures. >> carl cameron, live in florida. carl, thanks. >>> hillary clinton says donald trump wants to make america great again for himself, and his rich buddies. clinton laid out her economic case today in the same detroit area where trump outlined his plan monday. mike emanwell fills us in. >> reporter: hillary clinton outside detroit attacked donald trump's economic proposals as only benefits the wealthy. >> just a more extreme version of the failed theory of trickle down economics with his own addition of outlandish, trumpian ideas that even republicans reject. >> reporter: clinton is expected to release her 2015 tax returns in the coming days, trying to press trump into doing the same. she accused trump of talking a big game. >> if team usa was as fearful as trump, michael phelps and simone biles would be cowering in the locker room afraid to come out and compete. instead, they're winning gold medals. >> reporter: clinton leads trump by 6.6 points in michigan so far. but there's some concern among democrats about trump's

. >> as carl cameron shows us now he focused more on policy and less on provocation. >> reporter: with the republicans worried he's lagging behind hillary clinton, he teleprompter speech how he will defeat isis and how she will not. >> hillary clinton's policies launched isis on the world's stage. incident after incident proves again and again hillary clinton lacks the judgment, as said by bernie sanders, stability, and temperament and the moral character to lead our nation. >> reporter: using what he called the three pillars, he says the u.s. will stand with any nation that stands against democracy on them. >> the era of nation building will be brought to a very swift and decisive end. >> reporter: he now says u.s. visas won't be issued in nations with suspect security practices and only foreigners that respect or ideology and pass tough screening will be admitted. >> i call it extreme vetting. vet vetting. >> reporter: against isis he said we should partner with a adversary. >> i all believe we can find common ground with russia in the fight against isis. wouldn't that be a good thin

>> carl cameron on the campaign trail, thank you. >>> donald trump's selection of breitbart boss steve bannon to his campaign is bringing new attention to the alternative right and what that means. doug mckelway explains tonight. >> reporter: among the huge crowds that greet donald trump in city after city are members of the newly coined alt white, white, blue collar, rural or red state and for them, trump has struck a chord. >> we are going to build the wall. >> reporter: as much as it embraces trump's message, the alt right has rejected the traditional gop, labeling them conservatives who are supposedly emasculated by progressive forces. critics have found a villain, labeling them as uneducated racists and sexists. but the alt right movement is not so easily cat kegorizecateg. >> the idea that america is just a nation up for grabs, that whoever can get here owns the place, no, we think that the united states has an identity, and that the people who are distended from the founding stock have a right to resist dispossession. >> are you a racist? >> absolutely not. i don't know what tha

in fayetteville, carl cameron, fox news. >> kelly: as state officials announced four more zika cases in miami, hillary clinton tries to use the political points. at a rally in south florida today, she blamed republicans for failing to pay for an adequate response. clinton visited a miami neighborhood clinic this afternoon handling zika cases and she pressed congress to pass emergency money to fight the virus. the house passed a $1.1 billion compromised package before going on the august break. but it got stuck in the senate over restrictions on planned parenthood funding urge the leadership of congress to call people back for a special session and get a bill passed. . >> kelly: the clinton campaign also dealing with a controversy last night in kissimmee. the father of the gunman who killed 49 people at the pulse night club in orlando was seen at the hillary clinton rally right there. and clinton campaign officials said he was not invited by clinton or her campaign. saying they did not .as there until after the event. >> mark: s critical condition tonight with a traumatic brain injury

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finalized petition with a lot more signatures. >> carl cameron, live in florida. carl, thanks. >>> hillary clinton says donald trump wants to make america great again for himself, and his rich buddies. clinton laid out her economic case today in the same detroit area where trump outlined his plan monday. mike emanwell fills us in. >> reporter: hillary clinton outside detroit attacked donald trump's economic proposals as only benefits the wealthy. >> just a more extreme version of the failed theory of trickle down economics with his own addition of outlandish, trumpian ideas that even republicans reject. >> reporter: clinton is expected to release her 2015 tax returns in the coming days, trying to press trump into doing the same. she accused trump of talking a big game. >> if team usa was as fearful as trump, michael phelps and simone biles would be cowering in the locker room afraid to come out and compete. instead, they're winning gold medals. >> reporter: clinton leads trump by 6.6 points in michigan so far. but there's some concern among democrats about trump's

thank you so much, carl cameron. the flooding in louisiana causing a housing crisis for thousands of families. at least 40,000 homes are badly damaged or destroyed. officials right now saying most people are staying with their family and friends while others have returned to their homes to repair them as the floodwaters recede. fox news casey is in baton rouge with our report. >> the rain started falling here in louisiana one week ago today. but little did anyone know what was to follow. seven days later and nearly 4,000 people remain in shelters tonight. some 90,000 have signed up for federal disaster assistance and 13 have lost their lives. tonight officials with the louisiana state fire marshals office tells us there are still people unaccounted for. they won't give us a number, but that agency says it's working alongside special canine units with louisiana's task force one to conduct secondary sweeps of the flood ravaged neighborhoods looking for any additional people who could not escape in time. >> house by hou

>> carl cameron in altoona, pennsylvania tonight. thank you, carl. there are new questions tonight about whether the obama justice department is, did, or will investigate the relationship between hillary clinton's state department and the clinton foundation. correspondent rich edson has been digging into that all day. good evening, rich. >> good evening, doug. and republicans are expanding their criticism of the clinton-led state department to the justice department. texas republican senator john cornyn is questioning why doj failed to open a case into the clinton foundation and its relationship with the state department. in a letter to attorney general loretta lynch, cornyn writes, quote, this kind of conduct is unacceptable and reflects the worst concerns harbored by the public about the abuse of government office to benefit the powerful at the expense of the american people. it violates the commitment secretary clinton made to congress and the executive branch. that pledge to separate the foundation from the state department's work. senior justice

carl cameron has more. >> reporter: hi, shannon. it's rare to see a candidate for president come to texas. donald trump will be here tonight for a big rally. we're not that far from the u.s./mexico border and there will be a great deal of discussion about immigration. the trump campaign has been trying to change the subject to focus more on hillary clinton's e-mail problems and the discovery of the now additional 15,000 e-mails, making the argument there should be a special prosecutor appointed. trump said so last night, the first time he's said anything like that, even though his crowds often chant "lock her up." as for immigration, things are sort of evolving in the trump campaign. he obviously launched his campaign saying he was going to build a wall. well, he's often said since then it's not a complete wall from the pacific coast to the gulf coast, there are mountains and other things in the way that would make it unnecessary to have a wall and other technology ways to supplant a wall and have other types of security on the bord

tom. >> carl cameron in las vegas. we're coming right back. we have much more. stay with us >> after a week of mixed messages, donald trump making it clear he's not going soft on illegal immigration. >> first day in office, i'm going to notify law enforcement authorities that all of the bad dudes, and we have a lot of them that are here illegally that are the heads of gangs and drug cartels probably millions of them, they're out. >> is that tough talk enough to convince voters he's not going wobbly on this issue? we'll take that up and much more with fred barns, he joins me next. and these daredevils aren't taking their remarkable array of triand happiness♪ ♪but above all this i wish you love♪ ♪and i will always love you, i..♪ what hillary employed was a special program known as bleach bit to delete her private e-mails and tried to prevent their recovery. that according to congressman trey gowdy in an interview on america's newsroom. >> they didn't just push the delete button. they had them deleted where even god can't read them. they were using something called

. >> chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in las vegas with more tonight. s trump hotel here in vegas, and he's headed up to lake tahoe for an event with the nevada republican party. it was originally supposed to be closed. there was talk this morning that they might open it up and allow him to make some marks that we could have a press pool camera go and shoot it but they decided at the last minute they were going to keep the doors closed as was their original plan. as to mr. trump's immigration plan and what some have called this flip-flop, there may be some distincts and some differences that haven't really deny delved into deeply enough. trump said for the better part of a year and a half, really from the very beginning of his campaign, that illegal aliens, undocumented immigrants, all had to go back out of the country, that they simply could not be here. and then he said softening that for folks who are law abiding, have been here for a while and are contributing to society as you played. so last night when trump appeared to reverse himself, it's a litt

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron is with the trump campaign tonight in evert, washington and has our report, carl. >> hi, tom. trump has an event here in about three hours, and he's been on the west coast pretty much to raise money for the last day and a half in california and here in washington state. and then tomorrow he goes to phoenix, arizona for that big speech in prime time outlining and clarifying his immigration position. over the course of the last three weeks, donald trump has himself raised questions with his supporters and critics about what exactly his immigration plan is. first, there was his call to build a great wall. and he says that would be from the pacific coast to the gulf of mexico and it would be a beautiful wall that would stop illegal immigration on the borders and secure borders once and for all, at least on the he southern side of the united states. but he has since acknowledged there are mountains on that border that make a fence and wall impractical and, in fact, has suggested that technology would be better suited in parts of that. beyond th

chief political correspondent carl cameron is in michigan. a big trump rally right now. good evening, carl. >> that rally just wrapped up. it has been another intense day for the trump campaign. his campaign chairman stepped aside as he scramble ed his schedule to take a look flood ravaged louisiana. trump pushed hispanic roundtable in new york till tomorrow to tour louisiana's devastation, comfort the victims and thank volunteers. >> they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is. it's really incredible. i'm just here to help. >> reporter: he visited several communities hit by what he called the worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy. and upstaged president obama who is on vacation in martha's vineyard. >> you're not playing golf in martha's vineyard. >> somebody is. somebody is that shouldn't be. when one state hurts, we all hurt. and we must all work together to lift each other up. >> reporter: but in new york, he let go campaign chairman paul manafort after several days of democratic criticism and an onslaught of me

carl cameron nissan francisco where donald trump is holding fundraisers but going to black communityo speak on wednesday. right? the big immigration speech inay phoenix, arizona. tonight he has fundraisers here in northern california in the bay area, and he'll start the day tomorrow in l.a. next saturday, he will go to an african-american church in detroit. the first time he does that. he has again to church before on sundays during the cam pap but the first time he'll go there to speck and take questions and talk to the parishioners. as their the immigration plan there was a new variation to the story today from rudy giuliani on fox and friend. he is a seriously top level adviser now to donald trump, and is poor tis -- participating to debate preps. today rudy giuliani said after the bad criminals are deported, and then the not so bad but still pad criminals are deported in a second wave, that it would be time for the trump administration to take a look at the remaining population of undocumented immigrants and see how they might be handled, and as you heard in earlier sound bides t

>> thank you very much, carl cameron. we'll bring in kimberly atkin, a washington correspondent and columnist for "the boston harold." >> thank you for having me. >> is there any clarity in any reporting on where we are with the immigration policy two-and-a-half months until the election? >> one thing that is clear is that the folks in the trump campaign are beginning to recognize that there are a lot of problems with the initial plan that he laid out with constitutional issues you laid out, to the fact that he has to appeal to voters of color in order to have a shot at beating hillary clinton in november. i think the idea of building a wall and deporting $11 million may seem unpal atable as it is virtually impossible to actually carry out. >> of course, the recent outreach to african-american voters has been widely criticized as mostly speaking to a white audience about white concerns. and i wonder what your reporting there has been on that matter. >> yeah, it's been really curious to see. i mean, donald trump calm out o

carl cameron is in phoenix where trump is set to speak tonight on immigration in prime time. carl. >> reporter: hi, shep. we expect mr. trump would have something to say and there was a possibility he would appear with the mexican president and the -- the room in which mr. trump will appear is set up with two flags, both mexican and u.s. flags so it looks like it could be a two-for, the equivalent of what we call bilapse at the white house, when foreign dig tenitar and each get a couple of questions and off they go. for trump this is a huge score. for the last year and a half, people have been questioning his ability to be presidential, and what he appears on the pressepus of trying to pull off would be acting presidential, being potentially diplomatic with a foreign lead they're has not been particularly kind to him and has criticized his rhetoric and rise as a comparison to hitler and mussolini, on what the u.s. foreign policy to its neighbor, mexico would be on administration and trump has said he's going to build a wall and the president's going to pay for it and he said

in kissimmee florida, carl cameron, fox news. >>> a majority of latino voters are throwing their support behind hillary clinton. the fox news poll finds 66% back the democrat compared to 20% for donald trump. trump has made a border wall with mexico a cornerstone of his campaign. >>> the council on is -- islamic relations is leading an effort to mobilize muslim voters all around the u.s. as the two cristina rendon reports election volunteers are already being trained right here in the bay area. >> reporter: armed with a suitcase of supplies, she is ready to register american muslims to vote. >> they believe that our voice isn't going to be heard. you know? people are against us kind of? and just kind of show that, you know, we are altogether. reporter: she's getting trained with other volunteers at the council for american islamic relations. >> this election is incredibly important. given that it is the presidential election. and that the stakes are high. we've seen a number of people who have been encouraged to become citizens because they wanted to vote in this election. >> reporter: c

first, carl cameron is live in las vegas following the trump campaign. what more do we know about this meeting with hispanic leaders? >> reporter: well, it will be here in nevada, and here in las vegas specifically. trump's over at his hotel, and it may take place that. we're not certain about that. he has left his hotel just a short while ago, and generally speaking in these types of leadership meetings he does mostly listening. so there will be hispanic leaders from near nevada and elsewhere who will be talking about and it presumably ask him directly what his position on the undocumented aliens in this country will be and whether they'll be deported as illegal immigrants or whether, as he said on hannity's show this week there would be a softening. last night on cnn he said there would be no path to legal status and already said there would be no path to citizenship. so, this sounds as if earlier in the week he flipped on his plan to deport all of the illegal immigrants in this country, and has now flopped, to say, well, that's not the case and there

carl cameron is live in jackson mississippi where trump has a rally set for tonight. where does trump's mass deportati deportation, 11 million people plan stand? >> reporter: on the lips and tongues of an awful lot of republicans who both agree and adamantly disagree with the idea that he might do away with his plan to deport everybody, all the undocumented aliens, and let some stay. it's not just that trump has been saying this since the beginning of his presidential candidacy. he's been on b even prior to his presidential candidacy and more importantly, the republican party has made this one of its critical pivot points. john mccain almost didn't win the republican nomination in 2008 because he'd been a supporter of comprehensive i immigration reform, which trump labeled amnesty, allowing some in the country now to stay here. mitt romney won in 2012 by having a tough position and saying deport them all and most said that's just not doable. marco rubio, ted cruz in this year's campaign, john kasich, jeb bush. you can pickoff almost all of the trump rivals, saying it'

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>> carl cameron on the campaign trail, thank you. >>> donald trump's selection of breitbart boss steve bannon to his campaign is bringing new attention to the alternative right and what that means. doug mckelway explains tonight. >> reporter: among the huge crowds that greet donald trump in city after city are members of the newly coined alt white, white, blue collar, rural or red state and for them, trump has struck a chord. >> we are going to build the wall. >> reporter: as much as it embraces trump's message, the alt right has rejected the traditional gop, labeling them conservatives who are supposedly emasculated by progressive forces. critics have found a villain, labeling them as uneducated racists and sexists. but the alt right movement is not so easily cat kegorizecateg. >> the idea that america is just a nation up for grabs, that whoever can get here owns the place, no, we think that the united states has an identity, and that the people who are distended from the founding stock have a right to resist dispossession. >> are you a racist? >> absolutely not. i don't know what tha

carl cameron is with the trump campaign in sun rise, florida. >> reporter: trailing in virginia pollsdonald trump, who says hillary clinton would abolish the second amendment, dug in today. >> we have to protect our second amendment, which is under siege. remember, it's under siege. >> reporter: for the second day in a row, trump's attempt to rally those he calls second amendment people to block clinton from appointing liberal judges dominated the campaign trail. >> yesterday, we witnessed the late nest a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line. his casual inciting of violence. every single one of these incidents shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states. >> reporter: trump's facing bipartisan criticism for this remark yesterday that some thought could incite violence. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> reporter: trump insists he was calling voters only to political arms. >> you look at the powe

mike emanuel and carl cameron are standing by. first we go to catherine herridge with the very latest on the fbi hillary clinton investigation, live for us in washington. >> reporter: thanks, martha. the bureau will release portions of the clinton fbi file. it could happen as early as this week, possibly tomorrow. as you mentioned a short time ago, the white house said they were not involved in the decision. >> i can tell you that the white house did not consult with the fbi about that decision or any of the other decisions that they've made in terms of handling some of the investigative material that they've collected when they looked into this matter. with regard to the potential impact on the election, there are any number of people employed by your news organizations that will speculate about the potential political impact or political fallout. i'll let them do that. >> reporter: for context, the fbi does not routinely record interviews. when clinton was questioned at fbi headquarters over july 4th weekend, that was also the c

fox news reporter carl cameron now with the latest on the campaign controversy. >> reporter: trailing in virginia pulse, donald trump who says hillary clinton would abolish the second amendment dug in today. >> we have to protect our second amendment which is under siege. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> under siege. >> reporter: for the second day in a row trump's attempt to rally those he calls second amendment people to block clinton from appointing liberal judges dominated the campaign trail. clinton herself weighed in. >> yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that crossed the line. his casual inciting of violence, every single one of these incidents shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander-in-chief of the united states. >> reporter: trump is facing bipartisan criticism for this remark yesterday that some thought could incite violence. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> reporter: trump insists he was c

in fayetteville, carl cameron, fox news. >>> the wisconsin primary was held today.se speaker paul ryan easily defeated his republican rival. ryan took a commanding 84% of the vote in his first election since becoming house speaker. donald trump initially withheld his support of ryan last week, he first praised ryan's opponent before eventually endorsing ryan. >>> a call to action tonight at 1:00 bay area city. at 10:30 how a state of emergency on homelessness can help address a crisis in the community. >>> it was a little bit cooler in some places today but we are down the road headed for warming trend, i will let you know how warm it could get through the five day. >>> police in san jose are investigating six more random shootings in cars while people were driving. we told you about the situation back in july when bullets hit four cars along blossom hill road. azenith smith is in the south side of the city tonight, it's really incredible here that no one has been seriously hurt. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: police tell us some victims have suffered minor injuries, g

but first chief political correspondent campaign carl cameron live from cleveland, ohio, tonight. hi, carl. >> hi, megyn. welcome back. there's been a lot of discussion over the weekend and today about where donald trump is taking his immigration reform plans and whether or not he's going to be able to deport the 11 to 17 million undocumented immigrants in this country, depending on which numbers you want to choose. but tonight at his rally here in ohio, he really took on hillary clinton quite hard. and given that there's now the discovery of 15,000 new and as yet undisclosed e-mails and that the fbi and the department of justice chose not to prosecute or investigate further, trump tonight suggested that it's time to get an outsider, a new sheriff to take a look at the evidence. watch. >> the amounts involved, the favors done, and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately. >> reporter: tough stuff and a direct assault on hillary clinton, suggesting that she has been involved in a crim

>> carl cameron in altoona, pennsylvania tonight. thank you, carl. there are new questions tonight about whether the obama justice department is, did, or will investigate the relationship between hillary clinton's state department and the clinton foundation. correspondent rich edson has been digging into that all day. good evening, rich. >> good evening, doug. and republicans are expanding their criticism of the clinton-led state department to the justice department. texas republican senator john cornyn is questioning why doj failed to open a case into the clinton foundation and its relationship with the state department. in a letter to attorney general loretta lynch, cornyn writes, quote, this kind of conduct is unacceptable and reflects the worst concerns harbored by the public about the abuse of government office to benefit the powerful at the expense of the american people. it violates the commitment secretary clinton made to congress and the executive branch. that pledge to separate the foundation from the state department's work. senior justice

sandra. >> carl cameron, thank you. joining me now, the man who introduced donald trump earl your today in orlando florida, mike huckabee. good to have you, sir. >> thanks, sandra. great to be here. >> all right. so you just spent a bunch of time with the republican nominee. how is he do something. >> i've been with him the last two days. it has been an amazing thing to watch the crowds, the enthusiasm, and when i hear this report by "time" magazine, i want to tell you it's absolute fantasy. that's not true. look, there has been communication both from the trump camp and from the rnc. they've made it expressly clear that there has been no ultimatum. that simply hasn't happened. i mean this is a fabrication, and it's the kind of thing donald trump is having to deal with every day. >> so, governor, there's really two pieces on the cover of time's website today. the one is inside donald trump's meltdown. it mapaints this picture of the gop nominee that's facing sinking polls, that he's defended unended attacks and public b

but fox reporter carl cameron is traveling with the trump campaign today, where he seemed to suggest that they would exercise their rights. >> if she gets to pick her judges that will -- that there will be nothing that you can do folks, but i will tell you what, that will be a horrible day. >> reporter: the clinton campaign issued a statement today saying, "this is simple what trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to be the president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way." a trump campaign statement said, "it's called the power of unification, second amendment people have amazing spirit and a tremendously unified, which gives them great political power. this year they'll be voting in record numbers and it won't be for hillary clinton, it'll be for donald trump." trump hit clinton again for being more of the same. >> hillary clinton is going to be four more years of obama, but maybe worse. four more years of isis, four more years of high taxes. >> reporter: but trump's gop support continues to pray. susan colin's name last night publicly declared trump o

chief political correspondent carl cameron is in michigan. a big trump rally right now. good evening, carl. >> that rally just wrapped up. it has been another intense day for the trump campaign. his campaign chairman stepped aside as he scramble ed his schedule to take a look flood ravaged louisiana. trump pushed hispanic roundtable in new york till tomorrow to tour louisiana's devastation, comfort the victims and thank volunteers. >> they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is. it's really incredible. i'm just here to help. >> reporter: he visited several communities hit by what he called the worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy. and upstaged president obama who is on vacation in martha's vineyard. >> you're not playing golf in martha's vineyard. >> somebody is. somebody is that shouldn't be. when one state hurts, we all hurt. and we must all work together to lift each other up. >> reporter: but in new york, he let go campaign chairman paul manafort after several days of democratic criticism and an onslaught of me

carl cameron is covering the trump campaign tonight from new york. good evening, carl. >> reporter: that briefing just minutes ago wrapped up. it's his first security briefing, classified, as the presidential nominee for the republican party. it comes as he's once again retoin

. >> we have carl cameron live in las vegas where donald trump is set to hold a roundtable with with hispanic leaders, carl? >> reporter: it has been a remarkable woke. donald trump reversing himself aliens would have to leave and mass deported and he said well maybe not. and back to that and this week he has labelled hillary clinton a bigot and she has countered that he is courting white the country. not the kind of rhetoric we have seen since the civil rights. he got right with the conservatives that gave a back lash that suggested that the mass deportation would not happen. it is not feasible or american to deport 11 million and last night on cnn, he said and illegal immigrant and no documentation whether it is a visa stay or someone who crossed illegally would have to go back to their home country and then apply to come back to the united states. in seven days reversals for donald trump. and the rhetoric between him and hillary clinton changed the race. yesterday trump called her a bigot first and she called a new's conference about what donald trump's problems are with minorities

republican nominee, hit the mainstream liberal media for distorting nearly everything he says, carl cameron, traveling with trump in florida, and carl has our report. >> trailing in virginia polls, donald trump who says that hillary clinton would abolish apoll second amendment dug dug? >> we have to protect our second amendment, which is under siege. reporter: trump's attempt to rally those he calls secondm amendment people, dominated in campaign trail, and clinton weighed in. >> yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line, his casual inciting of by cents. -- violence, every single one of these intense shows us that donald trump does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states. reporter: trump faces bipartisan criticism for this remark yesterday, that some thought could insight violence. >> if she gets to pick her judges nothing you codo, 6 amendment people they be there is. reporter: trump insists he was calling voters to political arms. >> you look at power they have in terms of votes th