he is ensuring that hillary clinton takes the white house. if we want to stop -- if the conservatives and people in this country on both sides of the aisle want to stop hillary clinton from taking the white house, we need somebody who can actually compete with her credibly. all donald trump, it is about his latest controversy and the latest terrible thing he has said. republicans and americans are not going to win that way. if you want to ask questions, the numbers will be on the screen. we will start with hawaii on our line for democrats. doing up thism i early? it is 3:00 a.m.. thank you for taking my call and thank you for c-span. host: thank you. face, good to be with you. caller: i have one comment and one question. hillary clinton not what people say she is. her age and unfortunately, she has been demonized her whole life for being a progressive woman. that is my comment. i don't think that is nice to do that to women anymore. number two, don't you think that remembered in history as the next ralph nader if trump gets elected? that is my

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white house. they fear that he is elected because he's anti- free trade in the biggest one of all everyone loves easy money into the party can continue. if hillary clintonived a lot of money from wall street and we haven't seen any of the transcripts from the speeches but do they really want a hillary clinton of victory. it's an interesting distinction that you make. they do want stocks to go up that they don't really want hillary in the white house i don't think. it's true that the stock market is going up the incumbent party usually when. i think this election is about more. it's unlike any election i have ever seen in my life. it's more about the economy than is about the market. the economy is growing at about 1% right now. were at a four-year low. the feds will make sure that they continue to go up. we heard those words today. they don't want to do anything that is can make the market. i have a very good friend who lives in cleveland ohio worked his whole life in the steel mill. lost his job. everything was shipped off to china. his standard of living florida. he doesn't care if the stock market goes up. and hillary clinton it doesn't address the i

wired magazine makes 1st-ever presidential endorsement, backs hillary clinton's white house bid. they wrote in an article today-- quote: today we will. wired sees only one person running for president who can do the job: hillary clinton. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- over 15-hundred new teachers are joining c-c-s-d for the upcoming school year! the district used some new newbies. plus...take a look at this video... :45-:48 more nats that's a whale diving down right in front of a group of kayakers! this amazing encounter was all caught on camera, we'll show you more of that, next. right now...some haunting video showing a young boy rescued after an airstrike in syria is ? music ? extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. syrian opposition activists have released the video after an overnight airstrike in aleppo. the 5-year-old was treated for head injuries. two other children and another man were rescued from the rubble. three people are dead and many more injured after this attack. it's an all out fire fight across california this morning. right now there are 9

white house. thanks." "rita braver. live at the white house. thanks." "critics complain that the clinton system is too complicated but the first lady says under the clinton plan, things would be much simpler than they are today." "our current system is a non- system. we do not have one that can be described in any simple term to anybody. we have a patchwork that has grown up kind of willy-nilly over the decades." "republicans are quick to point out that the clinton plan would require a new bureaucracy. a is trying to streamline the government. linda douglas. that'll do it for us today. i'm bill kurtis. as we leave, one last look back at the life and legacy of our forty second president of the united states. i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. >> champions of the >> champions of the world,

dispatch reported on his comments about a sexual harassment scandal in which kaine compare's clinton's white house monica lewinsky saying, quote, if the allegations are true he should definitely resign, adding he had the same view of president clinton. the ap quoted kaine as saying something similar when talking about the same virginia scandal. my reaction this morning was the same when i read about the clinton lewinsky affair. it's not appropriate conduct, beneath the dignity of the office. kaine is trying to spin his comments saying it's a past controversy. he wants to focus on the future. here with reaction, radio tv host, dr. gina louden and miss california 2009. you guys are like best friends, right? >> besties. >> oh my gosh. said it at the same time. that's great. >> you know, when you examine, does it matter -- you've got all of these women, paula jones, juanita broderick talking about assault, gennifer flowers consensual. does it make a difference? >> of course it makes a difference. when you're talking about assault, that's a completely different thing. and the thing that makes me just e

cheryl mills goes back to the bill clinton white house. then she goes, is on the board of the clinton foundation, then when hillary clinton becomes secretary of state she lease and goes to the state department where she is clinton's chief of staff. share mills goes back to the clinton foundation. now we find out even while secretary clinton was performing as secretary of state, cheryl mills was still doing work for the clinton foundation. when secretary clinton became secretary of state the incoming obama administration was concerned about conflicts between the foundation and her work as secretary of state. she promised not to do anything that would create a conflict of interest or the appearance of a con district of interest and here we have her staff working for both. bill: cheryl mills is at the center of the clinton world and their professional lives going back 10-plus years. >> of the mother than that. 20 years to the clinton white house years. she performed virtually everything at the state department. this email, she was a main part

soros has. >> some $30 million this election cycle trying to send hillary clinton to the white house ess. wisconsin governor scott walker today accused to void went on of blaming the situation that in milwaukee following remarks clinton made yesterday per chi said it's the police to need to regain trust with the community. >> look at what's happening in milwaukee right now. we have urgent work to do to rebuild trust between the lease and communities and get back to the fundamental principles. everyone should have respect for the law and be respected by the law. >> people understand in that neighborhood and sugar parking and in milwaukee they want law enforcement to step up and protect them. the people who live in that neighborhood want the police in milwaukee and the sheriff and the sheriff's department to step up and protect them. i want the criminals who were doing those actions against those businesses to do that and i think statements like that in the lack of leadership we have had for the president on this issue only inflame the situation. lou: joining me now are copa county ariz

also tonight wiki leaks founder threatens hillary clinton and her white house ambitions, building suspense as he does so and stoking expectations that a come early to clinton campaign and foundation. he tells fox news he will release bombshell documents on clinton he says will affect the outcome of this presidential election. >> i don't want to give the game away, but it is a variety of different types of documents from different types of institutions that are associated with the election campaign, some quite unexpected angles that are quite interesting, some even entertaining. >> our top story tonight, clinton coming out of hiding for a bit today. her last public rally a week ago. clinton breaking her silence, but she failed to address what has been one of the most devastating weeks of her campaign. instead focusing on the so-called alt-right movement. trump on the other hand in new hampshire continuing to hammer her on the issues including illegal immigration. >> the people of this country who want their lords -- laws enforced and respected by will all and want their borders secured are

wired magazine makes 1st-ever presidential endorsement, backs hillary clinton's white house bid. they wrotei today-- quote: wired has never made a practice of endorsing candidates for president of the united states. today we will. wired sees only one person running for president who can do the job: hillary clinton. vo even with the changes, trump's rival--hillary clinton..says the gop nominee and his campaign will remain the same. (hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate) "i (hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate) "i think it's fair to say that demeans women, mocks people with disabilities there is no new donald trump, this is it." clinton making those comments during a campaign stop in ohio yesterday. her campaign hasn't seen many changes since is started. top clinton aides see the latest trump moves as a departure from the more scripted trump many establishment republicas hoping to see. casino billionaire steve wynn isn't impressed with the u-s presidential election race. the democrat and c-e-o of wynn resorts told c-n-n he hasn't decided yet who to vote for in november

. >>> and hillary clinton's white house transition team should she be elected will include berkeley lawssor and former michigan governor jennifer granholm. the 57-year-old is one of four on the clinton team. she grew up in san carlos and graduated from berkeley and served as michigan governor from 2003 to 2011. new jersey governor chris christie chairs donald trump's transition team. >>> ashley judd has announced on facebook live come fall she will become a cal bear. >> i am now officially a resident at the university of californiaal berkeley. >> and we welcome you. she will pursue a hpd and she made the announcement from a coffee house in franklin tennessee near her home and she earned a master of public administration degree from harvard and was recently appointed a united nations population fund good will ambassador. >> very impressive. >>> researchers at us san diego say humans developed schizophrenia after splitting off from neanderthals. it suggests the condition may be a by product of creative thinking and language. >>> for the first time scientists have analyzed the dna of the o

-- repeat, my conclusion -- does not violate anything between the state department, white house and secretary clintonr has there been one word uttered by the white house or the state department to support the conclusion there was a violation. in my opinion, my opinion is right based on the fact that, they're recommending somebody be looked at in the state department doesn't violate anything and is perfectly appropriate. >> wait, you didn't answer -- i know you went to the yale law school and you've got a couple notches on me intellectually. but my example, the example of recommending that shegory be given a seat at the table to impart his advice or otherwise. >> i was about to get to shegory. only two e-mails -- the whole story is about two e-mails. that was the first one. by the way, my wife carolyn is listening and she wants me to tell you, she's a fan of yours more than she is of me. so i just want you to know that she's listening and she's agreeing more with you than me. on the shegory example. no, it doesn't violate anything, because recommending that somebody impart information, not ask for a f

i think they are trying to outline the agenda in detail to provide what a clinton white house would looke. so voters really want that vision. like what is a white house with a clinton in it with a different clinton in it going to look like and how will that differ and what will be her priorities. i think with so much of this election going by and we are so close and we're not hearing a lot about issues she wanted to put the details in there and lay out the specifics if you will of that blueprint. >> kristin, this could be an advantage for donald trump because it could get some people so fired up angry that hillary is expecting to win so easily that they will turn out and vote against her. but i have other issues with donald trump. if he doesn't plan beyond winning wouldn't he be criticized for that too? >> here is the bottom line, hillary clinton is taking it for granted that she will win way too early. by assuming she will win she is also assuming that donald trump is going to it not to run a very weak campaign. and to be fair, he has run a relatively weak campaign up until a couple of

clinton does win the white house, will chelsea clinton step away from the board?we will have an announcement if mrs. clinton is elected. i think the important thing now is that we've made a series of statements about what we're going to do with the programs, the major programs we're very clear about. and we have some smaller programs that we're working through, thinking about what partners and talking to partners. >> sreenivasan: sure. >> all of this takes place if she is elected. >> sreenivasan: president bill clinton is no stranger to politics. neither is health hillary clint. even as she was being confirmed for secretary of state position, several senators tried to bring this up, the appearance of impropriety, the potential conflicts of interest, but the question really is that does the foundation offer an opportunity, a vehicle to access a secretary of state, a senator or possibly a president? in these e-mails we see people have who have given significant amounts of money have access or have had access at short notice to her. is that a coincidence? >> i wouldn

does not violate anything between the state department, the white house and secretary clinton. been one word uttered by the white house or the state department to support the conclusion that there was a violence. in my opinion, my opinion is right based on the facts, they are recommending someone to be looked at by the state department, doesn't violate anything, doesn't raise ethical standards and is perfectly appropriate. >> wait a minute, you didn't answer my -- i know you went to the yale law school and you have a couple of notches on me intellectually, but come on. you have to answer my example, which is the example of recommending that shaguri be given a seat at the table to impart advice or otherwise. >> i was about to get to that. the whole story was about e-mails. by the way, my wife carolyn wants me to tell you she's a fan of yours more than she is of me. so i just want you to know she's listening and agreeing more with you than me on this example. no, it doesn't violate anything. because recommending somebody in part not ask for a favor, not have a conflict of interest

white house? i visited the white house to interview hillary clinn within a month of the initial announcement and the operation decision had been made to fight as the clintons had fought during pitical battles before. meantime, the business of theation must be done dinner, arranging thelan a state centerpieces at the tables showing an abilityo focus while a hurricane raged around the white house. judged by intensity of the political storm, one might expect that no one would be left standing th is amazing. at the end of his second ter bill clinton's approval rating was 66%, the highest of any of the four presidents who served in the last quarter century. the early dream that hillary would follow her husband with a political career was not killed by the scandal. she would become senator from new york, secretary of state and head for the white house. vice president al gore didn't win the presidency but he shared the nobel prize for change to the attention of the world. the democrats would regainhe presidency with barack obama and take credit for ending the recession. the lesson of monicagate for history? perhaps a strong stand and persistence is more admired t

level have to put up formalities for the democratic nominee that will carry hillary clinton all the way to the white house. so goes the nation and we commit right here and now that brower county florida will carry hillary clinton to the white house. she will win florida. .hank you all so much i love you all and i cannot wait to get back on the trail. [applause] i have one more important thing. want all of my incredible staff past and present, there of our extended family members who have been here with me over and over again. anyone here, there are so many of you, we had former staffers , current, fly in staffers come from all over. this is my amazing, incredible team still coming. this is the best professional public service team that any member of congress or any public servant could ever ask for. please join me in thanking the team. and then two more. [applause] i think everybody in this room and practically everybody across the district, as much as i'm known as just debbie, jody is known as just jody. and she has been the most , loving,e, focused campaign coordinator that you could ever have. she has

question that hillary clinton has still to address, what would happen to the foundation under a clinton white housee are real serious questions. it's not only the past but they've avoided any conversation about how they'll handle them in the future. that needs to be discussed. >> all right. sean, we've got to to go. thank you very much. we'll see you next time. >>> so the crisis in the waterlogged area of louisiana is far from over. we're back live after this. my belly pain and constipation? they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything! my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know that. tell me something i don't know. (vo) linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation, or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a b

. >> that was bill clinton's white house. it was like a subway that you just put your token in and you go into the white house. one of my favorite moments in bill clinton's presidency is when he's getting all the foreign donations. >> the lincoln bedroom. >> they sold the white house and bill clinton, there was a state, because the people who were like giving him money didn't even know this. he goes, this is a day in america that we call, president's day. sitting there going, oh, my god. it's unbelievable. so, no -- >> it gets to judgment. >> the question is. you know what, they hate maureen dowd for being so tough on them. but she seems at the end to always get it right about them. they are always victims of their own excesses, nicole. a lot of republicans cheering for them right now and i heard them say this going, thank god i didn't have to cheer for this for 30 years. this is a nightmare because every day you're going, are they going to screw up tomorrow? >> two things. one, this is why republicans have been pulling their

steve: one of the big concerns is that this would carry on to a clinton white house. ibility. alexis: can we tell how long we have cover the way has together? steve: a couple of presidencies. alexis: the clinton administration. one of the things we know from one thing i know covering the white house full-time with bill clinton and all the way through, one thing we have seen is each president tries to figure out what the definition of transparent he is and how much can they control the media. hillary clinton is trying to do that and adapt, especially with what barack obama has done in 2008 and 2012. most expectations are that she will try to adapt from the obama control, almost state run media in a critical ways, and use all of the tools available to her to broadcast her own message. steve: your calls and comments, jerry from new jersey, our line from democrats. we have alexis simendinger alexis simendinger from real clear politics. caller: i do not know where to start. i am beside myself listening to this. even the way alexis says when hillary clinton does something, s

foundation issue raises a last legitimate questions of what would bill clinton's role in a clinton white house be? those are questions we should ask. who knows they could shut down the foundation in she selected. looking into the reports is important. >> i am stunned by the line you utter, the democratic presidential nominee is under the radar because of donald trump. come up the "wall street journal" editorial page slams donald trump why is the conservative media against this guy? and later, how did the late night comic franchise be screwed up? >> "wall street journal" editorial, a conservative bible to many on right, ratcheting you up criticism of donald trump saying a republican they cannot get donald trump to change his act by labor day, the g.o.p. will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus on salvaging the senate and house of representatives and other races. donald trump needs to stop blaming everyone else and decide if he wants to behalf an inch like someone who wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike pence. that was written best shakeup, but

help shape policy for a would- be clinton white house. he would also meet with president obama to prepare for a presidential handoff. he could then ecooe part of the administration in washington. he was a colorado senator from 2004 to 2009. repubbican nominee donald trump has already picked his back in may. >>> we tracked down the person who turned in some signatures@the november minimum wage increase on the ballot. that person says he didn't forge the signatures, but one voter confirmed his name was forged even though the secretary of state counted his signature as valid. >> it would be nice if the secretary of state had the authority to scrub signatures that are not valid. >> state law does noal secretary of state to verify signatures like we did going door to door. the minimum wage increase will be on the ballot since more than the needed signatures were turned in. and voters will be asked if colorado should legalize the right to tie for terminally ill people, becoming the sixth state to allow aided dying. >>> voters will also see a th

reportedly an editor at the journal of muslim minority affairs for 12 years overlapping her time as clinton's white housethe journal once published a piece picking apart clinton's feminist stance saying empowering women does more harm than good. even though huma abedin was listed as editor she never had a formal role. >>> penthouse, jet, a meeting with putin, some of the demands of lindsay lohan negotiating her demands for an interview with the russian press. >>> so would you walk across this? it's the world's longest and tallest glass bridge. we're talking about 1,000 feet high. 1400 feet long. it crosses the canyon that divides two mountain cliffs in china. only 8,000 people are allowed on it a day and can only hold 800 people at a time. no selfie sticks or no stilettos. it cost over $2 million to build. >> i could barely take the escalator at the mall. >>> about five minutes now to the top of the hour. a fight for faith. a texas judge kobasewed for starting court with prayer. your emails are pouring in on this one. >> it's back. the sign of a giant snake dubbed wessie leaving campers in one state on h

worried about losing the senate now i think than they are about whether or not they win the white house. >> clinton has opened up a 12 point lead in the battleground state of virginia. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> hillary clinton's numbers in arizona are getting a boost from hispanic voters. 80% of latinos say they are more motivated to vote. >>> senator marco rubio opposes all abortions for women, including those are zika. the mosquito borne illness has been linked to microcephaly. he said he believes that all human life is worthy of protection. he is seeking reelection to the u.s. senate in november. >> more bay area headlines. oakland international is closing a taxiway for maintenance until 2:00 this afternoon. if you're in hayward, alameda, or san leandro, you may hear runway noise. >>> other bay area headlines, more trouble for millennium wer. the high-rise has sunk 16 inches and is now tilting. in may, an engineer warned that it is zinging at the rate of an inch per year and doesn't appear to be slowing down. the tilt at the building's base could worsen and there have been cr

but today on the front page, with a comfortable lead clinton begins laying plans for her white house agenda, almost as if the race was over. >> i've said it before, i don't think it's right that any outlet is not reporting all the facts. that's what a true journalistic source should do. but again, quite frankly, dirt on donald, anything about donald just is more attractive to readers and to viewers and to listeners than information about hillary clinton. and so if it blieeeds, it leads or if it has donald trump's name in it it leads. >> true. before we go to break, the new york daily news cover supposedly trump saying i'm going to lose so good. this piece actually says that his shakeup could be an intentional effort to tank the election in spectacular fashion. talk about a completely unsupported par speculation. you can write to us atmediabuzz.com. when we come back, closer look at the controversial breitbart media operation that produced the trump campaign's new ceo. and later, the passing of john mcwho influenced nuch of what you see today on cable news. >>> steve bannon has taken

abedin is set to become a high ranking administration official should clinton win the white house. and, she's also a central figure in clinton's ongoing e-mail controversy. and, donald trump couldn't resist weighing in. "..i know anthony weiner well and she will be far better off without him." he said in a statement, also calling into question clinton's judgment. clinton, meantime, with a new ad aimed squarely at one of trump's perceived strengths. his business acumen. both candidates have been furiously showing that clinton's post- convention bounce may have evaporated, but, she is maintaining about a seven point lead. liasson says "..there is a theory about presidential campaigns that once you get into this part of the summer, the dynamic is pretty well set, and only a spectacular collapse or a fabulous performance in the debates or a big october surprise could really change the dynamic." and, that's why those debates will get so much attention. the first one is now less than a month away. in washington, doug luzader, fox six news they've been married since 1946 and they're still

washington correspondent for the "new yorker," hillary clinton supporter, maria cardona, white house political director, jeffrey lord. ryan, they are obviously capitalizing the trump camp on hillary clinton, trying once again to explain her e-mails and the situation and how she explained it to the fbi and the american people. she said yesterday, i may have short-circuited in my response. my response could have been better and more clear. how effective is this for trump to portray her as a robot when he obviously is capitalizing on what others see as a weakness of his on the temperament front, right? he says she's a robot. you know what you're going to get. with me, not so much. >> yeah. i mean, look, both candidates have some pretty well-known and serious vulnerabilities, right? for the democrats and the republicans, these are the two candidates with the highest disapproval ratings that either party has nominated. >> yeah. >> and so, you know, when trump is not stepping in it himself, he's got some things to work with here. and i think an ad like this, i doubt -- this is more to play

. >> and historic lighthouses back in place the port clinton white house was moved from a marina marina to a city park on the latesto originally built in 1896. the crane lifted onto a barge across the portage river before it was placed at waterworks park. port clinton inrt my ass conservancy hope to make it a museum. >> ohio second-largest their kicks off of that later one this monday morning. the gates will open at the lorain county fairay in wellington about 30 minutes from now. it will run until sunday. a lot of music are fun loves portable food. admissione is $5 while veteran and military families getting free with theie id. >> the time is 7:37 a.m. coming up right now ?- putting their talentsin to work for those in need. >> no longer feeding athletes, but their leftovers are not going to waste. we will tell you who is standing in forwi a change. >> the first ?- season 20 of fox aches fox eight friday night touchdown eating right is key for all olympic athletese it is a soup in my life we were treated like human beings.i traces of the dinner the dinner the first night, the second >>

never met a veteran on a personal basis i never met a veteran that would support a hillary clinton white house never have. i do think that donald trump is projecting the right idea for veterans. one thing that we struggle at at cva. we work for va reform. hillary clinton was extremely dismissive of va reform and called it something that was blown out of proportion while people stand on the steps of va hospitals across the country and take their own lives because they are so desperate for care. a lot of things about donald trump on a personal level are extraordinarily appealing. when a young man or young woman signs up to be a war fighter, they believe with all their heart as my son did, that they are fighting for a nation. they are fighting for the united states of america. when the lines begin to get blurred and you feel like you are fighting for a global society or something other than the greatest nation on earth. i can see it could become a large problem for people continuing to sign up to fight for america. my son died for this nation and the american way of life. the two candidates are p

clinton. the white house has declined to comment on the accusation. meanwhile the clinton campaign is accusing the g-o-p nominee of inciting violence with these comment on the second amendment. hillary clinton has other problems to deal with this morning. newly released emails are raising questions about what whether favors were granted to people who donated to the clinton foundation. (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate): "i know people have raised questions about my email use as secretary of state, and i understand why." (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate): "and i want to be as transparent as possible." watchdog group. the clinton campaign says hillary clinton never took action when she was secretary of state because of donations to the foundation time now is x:xx --- (steve knowlton / son) "it just doesn't seem real. the brightest light in our life is gone." a family is mourning this morning after their loved one was shot during a police simulation. now her son is speaking out... plus...the never ending problems for delta. (ed bast

mckayla and christine, we talk about what their expectations are in the economy under a trump or clinton white house much more straight ahead after this. to bring a warmer jacket. yu when? every day since you could walk! now i just say it with my eyes like... folks, park ranger mark. -sup, bro? -hey, forest cop. you're taking up a lot of space. i'm going to need you to move a vehicle. todd, load the four-wheeler into the truck. flo: that's like bundling! 'cause progressive can bundle your boat, atv, and rv with your truck to save you money. don't talk to her. she has rabies. rabies was created by the government. look it up. [ flames whoosh ] [ gasps ] who are you people? yay, grandpa's still alive. i don't want to buy any cookies, little girl. >>> welcome back. a-rod is calling it a career, alex rodriguez, got emotional when he announced his retirement this morning in new york. >> i love this game, and i love this team. and today, i'm saying goodbye to both. this is also a proud day. i was 18 when i broke into the big leagues. i never thought i could play for 22 years. i just wanted to make the team

. >> reporter: just last week trump made the same allegation against hillary clinton the white house has declined to comment about his latest accusation. >> remember to download our free 6abc app to stay on top of the developments in the presidential race. you'll get breaking news and live results on election night. >> a sheriff's deputy is gunned down in arkansas and his k-9 dog not even 5:00 a.m. in the morning and we are scorching. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. down in bringing down trees es. the weak twister had winds up to 70 miles per hour. it uprootedrees and snapped othe. no injuries were reported. >> time for accuweather. the minute you step outside, it feels like a swam

doug and i work together in the clinton white house and as i understand the situation you just described were discussing who would attend a lunch. that's typical. if you have communication between any significant organization and a scheduler at an agency suggesting people to attend, you can't spit in washington and not hit somebody whose been involved if that kind of scheduling. okay? let me draw a little contrast for you here because in both campaigns, you have had narratives of undue influence but my opponent of foreign countries. you know, in our case we pointed out paul manafort then chairman of the trump campaign was doing business with russian allies. >> he's a -- >> he's gone precisely. there we clearly landed a punch. there was definitely something there that led donald trump to say you got to go. by contrast, every time we dig underneath the latest hillary clinton e-mail traunch, it seems like there is not that much there. therefore i'm left to believe that when you ask is there going to be a result or an impact from any further e-mails being dropped, again, past is prologue her

critics fear the fight against terror could be compromised with a hillary clinton white house. vid ruben, the former mayor of shiloh, israel, a victim of terror himself. he joins us live. he happens to be in town. he said another clinton administration could actually destroy our number one friend in the region that would be israel. countdown coming right back. liz: the dow just hit a new low, down 80 points. so we're down 79 at the moment. we're keeping an eye on this. i told teddy, it wasn't too boring of a day. there is some action. we have breaking news this hour. afghanistan is still trying to piece together details of this, an attack on american university of afghanistan in kabul. this has killed one, injured 14. a police commander describing it as a quote, very complex attack. teachers and hundreds of the students had to take cover in classrooms and safe rooms. one car bomb exploded. one attacker jumped out to fire at university campus. the former mayor of shiloh, israel, believes donald trump would be a better choice to protect israel. he has felt the dangers first-hand.

right now from washington, veteran democratic strategist and former clinton white house aides david goodfriend we should say for the clinton campaign and with us at post nine, politico chief economics correspondent and cnbc contributor ben white. on the big theme this morning, about trump's spending on infrastructure, he's got grand ambitions an when he says that our airports are in need of an upgrade, i think a lot of americans can agree with him but hasn't president obama spent the last six years trying to persuade republicans of just that point? >> well, he has. and republicans like to criticize obama's systtimulus a waste and boondoggle and something that didn't help the economy. trump sound likes a democrat who wants to take advantage of low interest rates to spend money on infrastructure. perfectly good idea. republicans typically don't like it and don't want more debt. $19 trillion. don't want more spending. that's something that trump can say would be appealing to voters but as becky pointed out it gets lost for trump in some of the nonsense he says and the fact that he wants us to bel

clinton. the white house has declined to comment on his latest accusation. kendis and diane. >> seems like a new controversy ever >>> trump is criticizing the clinton campaign after the father of the orlando nightclub shooter attended her rally. >> now trump faces controversy over who showed up. mark foley was sitting behind him last night as he told the crowd in florida that those guests need to know the campaign in order to get those seats behind him. now, foley resigned ten years teenage boys working as congressional pages. >> as donald trump campaigned in florida a man scaled trump tower in manhattan using suction cups. the man identified only as steve climbed the outside of the 68-story trump tower for more than two hours. >> emergency crews eventually cut holes and vents and broke windows trying to intercept him and finally reached down and grabbed him outside the 1st floor. >> i reached out, i took hold of his hand and i said, si brought him inside with the help of my partner and we placed him in custody and handed him over. >> the climber posted a vid

moderates or suburban voters who might traditionally vote republican." ( weijia jiang/cbs news/the white house) clinton is preparing to give a speech that accuses trump of pandering to the so-called "alt-right." a group of fringe right wingers associated with nationalists and white supremacists. ( voice of: sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee/courtesy: cnn) "he's taken a hate movement mainstream weijia jiang/cbs news: the group is active online and calls trump "the emperor" while praising his talk of a deportation force. betsy woodruff writes about the group for the daily beast. ( betsy woodruff/the daily beast) "they see trump as someone whose policies would be good for whites." weijia jiang/cbs news: and trump's new campaign chairman - steve bannon - once claimed his conservative website - bretibart.com - was the platform for the alt-right. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> hillary clinton is expected to continue that theme of tying donald trump to the lt in reno today. she is giving a speech at truckee meadows community college. this is her first visit to north