ladies and gentlemen, donald j. trump. [nicholas nolan's blow my wad] ♪ - wow. nice. you. - we've just met, but it's good to see you. tonight, we honor a self-made millionaire. he started with nothing, worked hard, and made a fortune. that man is fred trump, donald's dad. [laughter] [cheers and applause] that's right, for all of his self-starter bullshit, he's basically jaden smith with a comb-over. [laughter] you're a grown man. you got hair like dennis the menace. what's going on here? did you--did you fall headfirst into a cotton candy machine? what happened? um, by the way, the producers have asked me to interpret that last joke for the handicapped person on our stage. duh, hey, situation... [laughter, cheers, and applause] rich guy have funny hair. and, donald, as long as i have you here, it's pronounced "huge," not "yuge." and here's another one. it's pronounced, "i am fucking delusional," not "i am running for president." [laughter] that's right. trump says-- he says he's gonna run for president in 2012. [cheers and applause] but if his plan for america is to f

enter donald j. trump. then just 40 years old trump set , his sights on wollman. literally.king down from his office, he swankyking down on his view from trump tower, he was disgusted with the view. in he took the project over from june 1986, the city, bring it in under budget, and have the rink opened by christmas. the city capitulated and trump delivered, and then it was up and running at nearly $1 million under budget. donald trump: i give ed koch and commissioner henry stern tremendous credit for saying, "donald, go and do it." i would be a lot better than them if i didn't do it. ed koch: there is the modest donald trump. [laughter] ed koch: but donald trump deserves an enormous amount of credit. the: trump sometimes sites success of the wollman rink renovations as one of his biggest projects. going down memory lane. so 1986, your office not far from here. you looked down and and why did you decide to get involved in the project? donald trump: for years, i saw a mess. i saw a place that was under construction, the wollman rink, and for years it was under construction. ei

we will have donald the j. trump, that's right, the trump. we will have him for the full hour.is it ben carson or, in fact, marco rubio's season in the sun? we had rubio support spike in a new hampshire where a new monmouth university poll shows rubio with about nine points in september and now he is at 13%. in a cattle call in iowa, one person who is not impressed is, surprise, surprise, the aforementioned mr. trump. donald trump: i don't think he is going to make it, and i was watching the press shows this morning, and one of the shows had marco rubio nowhere near me in the polls. i don't think -- personally, i called him a lightweight. at one point, i called him a lightweight. i don't mean to be insulting, but i do describe people somehow well. john: how real is marco rubio's rise? mark: marco rubio can survive the betting that is coming, and he has the establishment, people who are not wedded to bush, and he has a great campaign. he is great with people and he is, right now, on everybody's list of possible nominees. john: you can't make too much about these endorsements, bu

very passive response and one that reflects a widespread befuddlement, the conundrum that is donald j trumps to that james carville. a conversation with david -- we will beof back in 60 seconds with that. ♪ john: this week, the new documentary "the diplomat" debuted on hbo. it shows the legacy of ambassador richard holbrook. it was directed by his son, david. he talks about why he made the film and what his father taught him. your dad was your dad. a guy who had a huge public profile. what did you learn about your dad that you did not know before? david: i learned something about myself. you cannot do it all. try to be a great diplomat, father, husband, and something had to give. understand how hard diplomacy is. i read the articles, i read his book. 360 degree complications coming at you when you try to broker a deal. john: were there things that you learned about him that you did not know? david: it was how persistent he was. he just was not going to give up. .road strokes versus details that is when it got exciting. worked, itw how it was remarkable. afghanistan, pakistan, he had this mo

>> the next president, donald j. trump! >> reporter: trump is still the wild card in this election. a power broker whetherer he wins or loses. if you lose the nomination, what next for donald trump? >> look, you can lose the nomination, you can lose the election. what's next? i go back to what i was doing. i built a great company. make american great again! but i think this is just a greater calling. >> trump! trump! trump! >> i mean, this is the ultimate calling. >> president trump! thank you everybody! >>> when we come back, the trump children, all grown up, and unplugged. >>ou have said of your father, he bred you to compete with each other. >> who'sheir father's favovorite? next. some prices in half. switch to sprint and save 50% on verizon, at&t or t-mobile rates. no gimmicks. no tricks. it's the biggest offer in u.s. wireless history! what about verizon? 50% off. at&t too? 50% off. even t-mobile? 50% off. plus, we'll even pay your switching fees, up to $650 per line. dave, i'm soy to interrupt. i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil severe

donald trump. >> we need a leader that wrote the art of the deal. >> you know him as the donald, and there's a chance he may be your next president. >> i'm really rich. >> 1968, donald j. trump graduates from wharton's school and starts working at his father's real estate business and moves the company to manhattan and turned the trump organization into a global brand. >> i'm donald trump and i have properties all over the place. >> the donald is new york's most well-known and controversial developer, making huge deals. the grand hyatt, trump tower, the atlantic city, new jersey, kinds, 1980. later, golf courses, hotels and buildings in new york and around the world in 1987, the donald pushing his book "the art of the deal. ." >> i like making deals. preferably big deals. that's how i i get my -- >> in 1990s total cries. a dechine to in the realization market and corporate bankruptcy but now his company survived but ready for the future. the donald, starring in the hit tv show "the aprepare tis" and we all remember this. >> don't like excuses. you're fired. >> and trump also making a name for himself in politics, sparking controversy by demanding a copy of president o

donald j. trump earlier this month mr. trump hosted saturday night live counting other republican candidates to say nbc gave him an unfair amount of airtime under the federal equal time provisions. monday nbc agreed to give mike huckabee, lindsey graham james gilmore and lindsey graham for prime-time over the weekend. i want you to dream big here with me for second. i think this is an important moment for both of us in the country. what are the chances that lindsey graham the most impressive and stunning song and dance? >> i would be amazing. i can't wait for the sketches that will come out of this, the comedy routines. i love the idea of non-press, different scenario to get to know the candidates. kennedy: in vaudeville. >> yes, right? >> doesn't make them look like a bunch of babies that they are whining about the nbc standards? >> jim gilmore has so much to lose at this point. i think this is great. i think it's fair and following the law and 12 minutes of jim gilmore is going to be fantastic to its going to be so sweet

very passive response and one that reflects a widespread befuddlement, the conundrum that is donald j. trump to that man, james carville. coming up, our conversation with david holbrook, son of richard holbrooke. about the brand-new hbo documentary about his father, the ambassador, a giant of american diplomacy. we will be back in 60 seconds with that. ♪ ♪ john: this week, the new documentary "the diplomat" debuted on hbo. it shows the legacy of ambassador richard holbrooke. it was written and directed by his son, david. he talks about why he made the film and what his father taught him even after he passed away. mark: your dad was your dad. a guy who had a huge public profile. what did you learn about your dad that you did not know before? david: i learned something about myself as well. you cannot do it all. you try to be a great diplomat, father, husband, and something had to give. for me, it was understanding how impossibly hard diplomacy is. i read the articles, i read his book. you realize the 360 degree complications coming at you when you try to broker a deal. it's impossible. john:

it is my great honor to have preserved this important section of the potomac river, donald j. trump. there was no battle at that spot nor was the river of blood term used. >> that's not true. many -- i think it says many soldiers died at this spot or words to that effect and that's not true. that didn't happen. >> jim morgan is an expert on another battle that took place in october of 1861 about 10 miles up the river from trump national as his book will report, hundreds were killed and wounded there. >> so certainly, there were casualties and certainly there were bodies that floated down past that golf course. >> morgan says he's not terribly troubled by the erroneous plaque at trump national. >> the history of this area is pretty well preserved and pretty well written about and what you have is a monument that misstates on it, and it isn't the first to be incorrect. >> many historians told him the golf club site was known as the river of blood, but he could aren't name them. this man who lives near the course heard what the local historian had to say. >> it seems that mr. trump lik

donald j trump is still leading the republican pack with 24%. he is followed by carson at 20%.co rubio at 12%. we also asked people to compare a pair of candidates side-by-side. let's start with a matchup between the co-front runners. ben carson and donald trump. two candidates on opposite sides of the spectrum when it comes to personality and temperament. for an example of why we think people may have answered the way they did, take a look at this clip of dr. carson at liberty university earlier this month. >> the problems that we have in , they are not republican or democrat problems. they are problems that affect all of us. and we have to recognize that one of the goals of those who want to fundamentally change our nation is to pull already nation -- our nation apart. if you keep people at each other's throats, we forget what is truly important. what is truly important is our unity and we have a lot more that unites us than the things that divide us and we must remember this is the united states of america. [applause] john: you see that clip and you get an idea why, carson w

the republican front runner donald j. trumpof the huddled masses of syrians desperately trying to escape that country's civil war are not who they say they are. some could be isis sleepers waiting to unleash chaos should they reach u.s. soil. that is one reason why he wants to keep them out and watch the ones that do make it here. of the republicans contending for the 2016 nomination agree syrian refugees should not be granted asylum in the united states including former senator rick santorum, but in this case not for the exact reason you might think. senator santorum joins me right now. senator, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, john. >> so you say admitting these refugees, these syrians into the united states, would give isis what it wants. this isn't an issue of necessarily letting terrorists sneak into the country, it's something else, explain. >> well, i am concerned about terrorists sneaking into the country. but i'm concerned about the refugees and the long-term stability of the middle east and that area of ir

republican party establishment are openly invoking fascism to describe their own party's front runner, donald j. trump. started last week with a series of tweets from top advisers and supporters of donald trump's opponents after trump said he would be anticipate to creating a database or registry of muslims in america. here's john noonan, national security adviser, jeb bush, "force federal registration of u.s. citizens based on religious identity is fascism, period, nothing else to call it." from an iowa radio host to endorsed ted cruz, "if obama proposed the same religious regist registry, everyone else would call it what it is, creeping fashi fascism." "trump is a fascist. and that's not a term i use loosely or often. but he earned it "kwchings and another used the f-word himself. >> now yesterday, donald trump proposes a federal deportation force to rip up our society at a very time when we need unity in the face of these challenges. i want you to know that this is fascist talk. it is unworthy of the great republican party of the united states. it may be acceptable to some people, but it is not acc

i found that i read before it was from the donald j. trump website.t says that again, mark zuckerberg's personal senator, marco rubio has built the triple a bill that the decimate women and minorities. are you opposed to it? >> i'm in favor of people coming into this country legally. you know what, they can have it any way you want. you can call it visas, work permits, anything up. i create tens of thousands of jobs. actually, with all due respect to some of these people who i like a lot. but i'm the only one who can say that. i've created tens of thousands of jobs. i will create many millions of jobs if i'm given the opportunity to be president. as far as mark is concerned and as far as the visas are concerned, if we need people, that is fine. they have to come in to this country legally. we have a country of borders. we have a country of laws. we have to obey the laws. it's fine of they come in, but they have to come in legally. >> thank you, sir. >> i was mentioned in that question. >> you get 30 seconds. >> i've learned the rules on this. >> look,

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september, some of those very same "view" co-hosts criticized donald trump for his comments made about fiorina's appearance. pretty hypocritical, p.j. jhe view." they really went after donald trump. >> that is really a surprise. andrea: then insulted carly in most disgusting of ways. >> when you talk about demented there is a butch of definitions. some have dementia which is quite serious afflicts americans in different forms whether like alzheimer's or mental defects. someone is mad or insane not worth think belief. part of this notion if you espouse conservative viewpoint, you're a woman, you're mad, insane or not worthy of belief and going off half-cocked. you shouldn't be listened to. i wouldn't go on the show if i was she. she said they should man up. they should women up before they even man up. harris: i like that. >> and could not front her. i wouldn't go on that show. what kind of -- harris: that is my question. why would you -- >> no one watches it to begin with. my mother won't watch it. my wife won't watch it. my younger daughter won't watch it. they don't watch the show. why would you gone on it? andrea: carly fiorina ref

donald trump and ben carson. the front runners requested protection last month. jroved the request after consulting with five members of congress as required by law. a new face of donald trump's presidential campaign begins today. he will begin airing radio ads in the three earliest voting states. this marks the first time he has to spend money on ads since launching his white house bid. the ads cost $300,000. the house is overwhelmingly passing a revised defense policy bill. the measure restricts president obama's efforts to close the military prison at guantanamo bay. yesterday, the white house reiterated the president plus --osition to best presidents president's opposition. the president be totally previous version of the bill. that should be towed a previous vetoed a previous version of the bill. david: oil falling -- natural gas futures surging more than 3% on a smaller than expected storage gain. gold falling for the sixth straight day. investors bet the fed will raise rates sooner rather than later. best isme with more is that the fed -- joining me with mor

. >> reporter: the president about the bill the build and donald trump is still searching he recently said, in it j. and president he'd surveiled some malls and the man registry of many american muslims as president. >> reporter: phillip clinton still tops the democratic 2016 polls and the fbi is still investigating her e- mail range as was secretary of state reports say the probe is expanding. but so far, the fbi is staying mum. paul ryan is now speaker of the house the 45 year old wisconsin republican, replaced john boehner as it is a father of three and is now second in line to be president. >> reporter: finally, president obama partans a turkey for things giving every year career at this time it comes from california is going live or is glenn to live on a nice farm so that is the scoop five weeks in two minutes now you are ready for family dinner. >> pam: you evidence, that your children may benefit from having a furry friend. we are back in a few minutes. >> pam: man's best friend may offer more than just companionship. then it is back to tell us about how ducks may help with their towns and z

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donald trump: i do very well. maria: can you beat hillary clinton. donald trump: she has done a toeshl j want to run begins a i haven't focused on her i am -- we had 17 we have 15 now. as you saw in fact i see it on your screen trump number one, easely number one people think carson or trump it is not, the "new york times" reported that carson is trying to solidify his lead, there is only one problem as you know, because do you the tabulations i am easily number one, i am surprised to see that. >> economics your take on foreign policy here for a second, donald a lot of discussion, around isis around russia, in syria. what would you do in terms of going head-to-head against russia now that we know they have invaded ukraine. >> you have to get europe gaenlz we have been it take to the battle of the world so long our country becoming third world we are 19 trillion dollars, et cetera, et cetera, we have to rebuild our country our infrastructure, maria ukraine is a terribly situation about it you know what germany is right is there, all these countries right there, german behemoth in temperat

don't forget, fox business, big night tuesday.çtç#j >>> tonight on "red eye", a new video features latino children screaming obscenities at donald trumpill they soon be calling him el presidente? and talking about deep spiraling depression. don't worry, kids, jeb can fix it. and who made the list of the world's most powerful people? see if one fox news personality can top the charts. our panel provides comfort and cheer, but first a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. early u.s. intelligence suggesting a bomb may have brought down a russian airliner on saturday. the plane crashed in egypt killing all 220 people on board. isis claimed responsibility, but they tell fox news they are looking into many groups. >>> disagreements over the future of guantanamo bay prompting pat roberts to put a hold on the nominee forearm -- for army secretary. he is looking to use his executive powers to close the military prison in cuba. cops arresting one of the suspects in the air force sergeant spencer stone that happened outside a bar in sacramento, california. stone is one of three americans also credited with sto

donald trump has reclaimed his lead from ben carson. con, in other words, "orange is the new black." oh that's -- [ laughter andndpplause ] >> steve: hair color. >> j jmy: pro, fox businesesis the name of f e channel airing the debate. con, business fox is the name of donald trump's hairdo. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: give me a business fox. [ light laughter ] pro, ben carson has a detailed plan to help our nation's grain farmers. con, it's a pyramid scheme. [ laughter ] got to watch out for those. >> steve: watch out. he read that in poverbs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he should put out a a book, like, who did "sniglets?" >> steve: yeah, rich hall. >> jimmy: yeah, rich hall, and call them poverbs. >> steve: call them poverbs. >> jimmy: pro, one of the moderators was the wall street journal's maria bartiromo. con, as trump put it, "you had me at waaaal." [ light laughtht ] pro, watching other republicans exploit ben cacaon's main weakakss. con, saying g ings. yeah, he just -- [ light laughter ] just stop saying stuff, you'll be fine. >> steve: just smile. >> jimmy: pro, the debate will be streaming 24/7. con, so will bernie sa

. >> reporter: the president vowed to veto the bill and donald trump is still searching for it he said it recently in juslims cheered on knight 11. and as president he seville some most accurate and a man registry of many american muslims. hillary clinton still tops the democratic 2016 pos. --polls >> reporter: at the fbi is still investigating her e- mail rates @ wahl secretary of state report said the probe is expanding, but so far, the fbi is staying mum paul ryan is now speaker of the house and the 45 year old wisconsin republican, replaced john boehner. he is a father of three and is now second in line to the president finally, for the did obama partans a turkey for thanksgiving every year, this time it comes from california and is going to live on a nice farm. >> reporter: so, that is the scoop five weeks into minutes. now you are ready for a family dinner. >>omg >>video of star wars >> music (laughter) >> grant: lot of nabal gear and computer graphics was used to do this. that is pretty impressive. were >> pam: promotion for the film. that movie is getting so much more promotion. >> pam:thank yo

j, tt4watv# 14!" gzt& 9mt tt4watv# 14!" hnt& )c8 tt4watv# 14!" iztq c*@ tt4watv# 14!" jntq qz heather: both comedy and controversy on the campaign trail. ed: donald trump' s ratings on snl. ben carson starts to set the record straight with talk shows. mary: live fomr new york, the republican presidential front but this morning trump took on his chief rival dr. ben carson and allegations that stories about his past and not at up. mr. trump: it is a lot of statements that are troubling statements. >> vote for ben carson! mary: carson threw his support behind making the u.s. protectorate into a state. dr. carson: estado 51. mary: the candidate appeared as his ususal al calm self. >> don' t lie. mary: the latest allegations center on his 1990 autobiography. there is a test on his perception 301 class. the student paper took a photo. the wall street journal reported that yale says there was no such class by that name and no such picture exists. todday, -- today carson took to facebook showing this article from the yale daily news talking about ah hoax class. it does not mention carson. he posted this syllabus from 2002, not 1970. despite his excellent natio

don't forget, fox business, big night tuesday.çtç#j >>> tonight on "red eye", a new video features latino children screaming obscenities at donald trumphim el presidente? and talking about deep spiraling depression. don't worry, kids, jeb can fix it. and who made the list of the world's most powerful people? see if one fox news personality can top the charts. our panel provides comfort and cheer, but first a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. early u.s. intelligence suggesting a bomb may have brought down a russian airliner on saturday. the plane crashed in egypt

the big presidential debate on fox j% and tonight with tension no doubt building, fireworks flying between g.o.p. candidates. the two g.o.p. frontrunners donald trump and dr. ben carson on the aas they fight for the lead in the polls. >> he writes a book where he went after his mother, hit her on the head or wanted to hit her on the head with a hammer. hitting a friend in the face with a lock, with a padlock, hard in the face. stabbing somebody. he wrote this book prior to thinking about running for office. i] assume. but, you know, he said he has pathological. >> so you don't believe him, do you? >> well, if you have pathological disease, that's a problem. he wrote it. i didn't write it. but, you know, he is going to have to explain a lot of things away. the scholarship situation. the dinner with westmoreland when westmoreland wasn't there. >> people are clearly able to see what's going on. when i'm out in the public come up and say don't let them get you down. we have got your back. weave know what you are talking about. we believe you. and, you know, you look at, for instance, the political hit job this week. >> former new york city mayor rudy g

york, one day after donald trump hosts "snl" amid protests, the ratings surge and what he's saying to other candidates after taking the stage. >>> and also imagine making your child a pb&j that loads them up with more caffeine than a red bull. a new york senator has a warning for parents tonight. >>> erica. >> it's going to be cooling tonight. a freeze warning is in effect for eastern suffolk county, but we have rain ahead in the forecast, too. a soaker of a tuesday is lying >>> presidential politics hits late night. for the first time in the history of "saturday night live," a candidate for president hosted the show, not appearing as just a cameo. and while donald trump did have a national audience, says the other candidates spread their message at events. nbc's edward lawrence has more. >> it's "saturday night live." >> reporter: with the largest audience for "saturday night live" in three year donald trump went head to head with the cast. >> you're a racist! >> who the hell is -- oh, i knew this was going o happen. who is that? >> trump's a racist! >> rmporter: an anti-trump group offered $5,000 to disrupt the show. then organized this protest outside. the pack agree

the big presidential debate on fox j% and tonight with tension no doubt building, fireworks flying between g.o.p. candidates. the two g.o.p. frontrunners donald trump the aas they fight for the lead in the polls. >> he writes a book where he went after his mother, hit her on the head or wanted to hit her on the head with a hammer. hitting a friend in the face with a lock, with a padlock, hard in the face. stabbing somebody. he wrote this book prior to thinking about running for office. i] assume. but, you know, he said he has pathological. >> so you don't believe him, do you? >> well, if you have pathological disease, that's a problem. he wrote it. i didn't write it. but, you know, he is going to have to explain a lot of things away.

j maka, queens. i like to joke i was born in the same hospital as donald trump just a year and a half difference in age then went to national county and then to south florida in 1989. >> where did you get your education? >> i wasn't to queens college in the city of university of new york, undergraduate and masters and then the graduate school and my dissertation adviser who also helped me get it published --. >> what do you remember from him? >> fascinating man. i was very proud to have taken courses with him and that he sponsored me for my dissertation and then i had to cut it down but i got it published in 1981 under the title twilight of progressivism the western republican senate ors and the new deal. >> when you go out and make speeches what does your audience want to know the most about? >> they are always most interested in the john f. kennedy conspiracy theories and also lincoln. they don't seem to care as much or know as much about mckinley and garfield. i think that is sad because i think garfield is a real tragedy and even mckinley is but somehow it's john f. kennedy, maybe robert kennedy bi

you have donald trump, nasty, cruz, nasty, fiorina, kind of nasty. j peer jeb bush, not sure.the nicer you are, that's the way i read that. >> you are chuckling. >> i think it's as good as any other answer. i think ben carson is a placeholder for people who are waiting for someone to emerge, who is nicer. i think people really like what they think they know about him. they don't know him, chris peered as they get to know him, i believe he will fade. >> you believe he is dr. parking lot. >> people are driving by. >> just the fact there are so many candidates, it makes it easier for her to be everybody. >> 55% him of those republicans in there would reject donald trump to vote for hillary clinton. >> it's right. a lot of women too. >> that does it for us. the special edition of "hardball" live for the republican presidential debate. tuning in tomorrow at 7:00 eastern for more "hardball." our coverage continues here on msnbc. life's simple pleasures. now it's our turn. i'm doing the same for my family. retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you protect

j. fox's parkinson's disease. both have legions of fans who if you're a political candidate must not be offended." why do you think donald trumpay with it? >> i think there's people who like donald trump and there's virtually nothing he can say that is going to alienate them or make them stop supporting it. that's what you call having fanatics who are around you. the big question is are there new people that are willing to come to donald trump's side and/or vote for him. and i think that's where these comments get him in trouble. he's become the teflon candidate, yes. but when it comes down to actually walking in a voting booth, closing that curtain behind you and pressing a button, can you do it for an individual that you're literally saying i want to be president of the united states of america who has mocked a reporter for being disabled? donald trump can sit there and say he didn't know who the guy was and say oh, there's an unfair attack on me and i didn't know what he looked like. i don't believe him and most voters who aren't fanatics for donald trump believe him. what donald trump did is reprehensible, it's disgusting,

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donald trump said, crime also is a beg part of having an open border. you can't say that anymore apparently? >> let's remind everyone and aenrique is committed and jmuch all border enforcement. aenrique was against operation gate keeper which is the san diego, very effective fencing and wall from san diego, moves on, you know, a couple of like serve or eight miles. very effective he doesn't like that. the united states can have a border is offensive to aenrique. i understand that. >> that's true. >> he doesn't like borders. but the country needs borders. that's offensive to him. i mean, that's why you facilitate the crossings. you make sure everyone has their provisions when they cross making it more dangerous, frankly because people feel like they are going to be cared for when they come across the border. that's a fact and aenrique is angry because trump is really popular i get that the country is fed up. sean, like you because i have listen to your radio show almost every day. latinos calling into my show who are legally in the united states they are not uniformly against people for border enforcement. people have columbia, el salvador. calling

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j. r. stone n gary radnich and bip roberts break down the sports for the week. the new york times is taking donald trumprter's disability. donald trump denies he did this . >> reporter: the poor guy, know what he said, i don't remember, i doubt remember. this reporter has a condition that it creates contortions in his lands--lands --limbs. donald trump said this reporter found thousands of people finding a and celebrating the 911 attacks. but the reporter denied all of this. >> i wish we could move this election out.--election.--up. >> reporter: there are more than two months before republican voters their picks. >> in all the primaries past there has been a moment or candidates are all to mid the los--ultimate to the winner but where the loser is some point. romney was out front in 2007 at first but eventually lost to the mccain. >> mark: and a subsequent statement donald trump demanded an apology of the new york times. there is a demonstration in michigan avenue in chicago protesting the shooting and killing of a black teenager by white police officer. police are just releasing video of the incident a

j which was only a mile from the airport. presidential candidates stayed focused on the issues during their fourth debate of the campaign. donald trump came under fire for his plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. ohio governor john kasich calling that plan silly and trump wasas booed whehe he napped at carly fiorina for interrting other candidates. analysts say marco rub and ted cruz had a strong showing defending their positions on foreign policy and the tax code. jeb bush may have had his best debate performance yet, but many analysts doubt it will be enough to revive his campaign. >>> twowo teenagers in new yoror now facing felony charges over a sexting scandal. they're accused of making and sharing&a sexually explicit video and now dozens of other students are suspended. abc's reena ninan has more. >> reporter: this morning two new york high schools embroiled in a sexting scandal. two 14-year-old boys from smithtown high school in long islandrrested after policee say one o o them taped thether allegedly having a sexexual encounter with a you girl. both boys charged with a misdemeanornd two felonies. vio to other min

j! fight it! getting ready for your close-up? ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. visit our website for savings on larger size. >>> donald trump is back where he likes, back out front and on top. a new poll returns him to front runner status. listen to this. >> i'll take care of our veterans and make our military so strong that nobody will mess with us. i'll secure our borders and yes we will have a wall. you can't have a country without borders. and i'll make sure that the second amendment and our religious liberties are protects. obamacare is a total disaster. it will be repealed and replaced with something much better. if the people of iowa vote for me. you'll never been disappointed. i don't disappointment people. i produce. together we're going to make america great again. >> so that ad and one other debuting as this new poll for fox news puts trump back on top bettsing ben carson 26% to 23%. and still marco rubio is riding higher but with better poll numbers comes increased scrutiny. and for rubio that means attacks over his finances. >> for years i've heard about marco and his credit cards. and i'll be honest with you.

j. joi williams, president of the borooklyn chapter of the naacp. and it looks like the canning dats are trying to outtough the other ones. when donald trumpirst started talking about the anti-washington sentiment. now there's this fear and what do you think it might mean for his candidacy and others' candidacy for that matter. >> i'm not exactly sure what to make of trump's comments, and the reason why is the more things he says in this con text, the more his poll numbers go up. but let's talk about that for a second, he really does speak to a fear that many americans have in this country about the overall direction of the country, but also the direction of the civilized world. but his question, the nbc reporter asked a really good question and donald trump controlled the answer there. and the answer is really troubling. i don't know how you quote unquote registering all of these immigrants into a database system. what about the substance and the message behind that, it's tantd mount to the nazis rounding people up and putting tattoos on them basically marking them as a different type of person. donald trump needs to be specific here. aft

donald trump is negotiating on his own. >> if you can't handle those guys guys, yoo know, then, i don't think t chinese and russians are going to be tooorried about you. >> reporter: j th bush at 18% is trying to fixohis campaign. in our pol we take a look at the positive and negative balance. cars 's the most positive candidate. trump the least popular despite the fact that he's the number two republican. >> they're both leading. tracie, thank you so mugh. we appreciate that. >>> 5:19. a little more of president obama's funny night on broadway. he took a few swipes at the republicans in congress as well. >> we've got the republican chairman of the senate energy and environment committee carrying a snowball into the senate chambers to sho that ere'itstill snow and climate change isn't happening. i am not making that up. that's what happened. >> the president was more like d comedian in chief at a democratic fund-raiser. spoke after a special performance of "hamilton" at ti'he richard rogers theater. >>> during a trip to our area president obama sat down with an exclusive interview with lester hold. you can wftch it right after "today in new york." >>> for your healt

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