>> just cently, a poll came out that showed hillary clinton, her unfavorables are lower than donald trumpating all the democratic potential challengers. she's beating all the contenders in the republican primary and the headlines are hillary not doing as well as joe biden against potential republicans. it's almost as if there's a stubborn notion that she can't be as popular as she is. it's frustrating to me because all of the incoming is focused on her. it seems at times tremendously unfair. >> when go to the internals of those polls, you see that most americans, a majority of americans view her as being untrustworthy. >> as they do everyone in government. anybody who has been in elected office and in the public eye as long as someone like hillary clinton, this is not a time in america where any politicians have warm and fuzzies. even donald trump, who is clearly the flavor of the month has very high unfavorables. i think you have to put all of that in context. at the end of the day we have to figure out who has the strength and stability to lead this country. so far, to me, hillary clint

caller: i heard on "the new york post" that hillary clinton cently got a $600 -- because she always says she is for the people but she got a $600 haircut while we are having trouble paying our taxes. i mean, what a -- host: all right, jeb. here is our story on the "wall street journal." the story says hillary clinton released a flurry of documents friday that included a physicians declaration of her personal health and a batch of financial information and -- documents showed her and her husband earned $139 million in adjusted gross income over the years including a $28 million last year when they paid an effective tax rate. tell us about these health documents hillary clinton released. is she in good health? guest: yes. so her doctors said in a statement that she is in good health. one of the key things is that she is still and will permanently be on blood thinners. she has had blood clots and everyone remembers just before she left the state department she had the nasty fall and she had to go to the doctor's office and that's when she she first got on the blood thinners permanently. she

governor cuomo was also invited but declined r cently saying the outlook for the tunne project was "not especially bright." >>> a quick check of weather. hot, haze a chance of more showers. 90ed 90 the high. tomorrow another chance of showers. high 86. thursday, storms late in the day. 83 the high. friday, more scattered showers. temperatures staying in the low 80s. more of the same on saturday. showers, high 82. >>> coming up a little late other than the "today" show with kathie lee and hoda, the travel etiquette you need to know during these last summer trips. >>> and, of course, another local update for you in 30 minutes. have a wonderful morning. we'll see you then. blinds to go's summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades. not those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more. shades on sale. there's nothing cooler than that. blinds to go. blinds for life. cannonball! summer celebration sale is going on now make a splash with new sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more, all at 20-35% off! it's the hottest sale

in fact, some of them were row cently detained by al qaeda after a firefight leading to claims the $41am was a failure. one of them, abu, in syria is speaking out. >> translator: nearly 17,000 men wants to join. but the training is slow. we need it to be faster. 30 days instead of 45 days. more trainees. our training in jordan did 85. there should have been 500 there and another 500 in turkey. we are thankful, but it needs to happen faster. >> reporter: these men are an essential part of america's anti-isis strategy. inescapablely vital. without allied syrian rebels to go on the ground and clear out isis, everything else is pretty much pointless. and as of now, inside syria, there are just about 40 of them. here they are entering syria recently after training days before being attacked by rebels from the al qaeda nusra front. some have been released. and despite the awful start, abu is determined to fight on. the americans follow him, using a gps on his wrist and in his vest. when he targets airstrikes for them. >> translator: i go to the front line of isis and give locations for the w