mr. donald trump proposing to meet and talk constructively about the joint future of our countries. i have met today with mr. donald trump and i will look forward to meeting again with mrs. clinton with whom i had the pleasure to meet here in the past. we may not agree on several issues, but your presence here shows a fundamental coincident, our countries are very important for each other. the united states is very important for mexico just us mexico is very important for the united states. we share the busiest order of -- border of the world. crossed legally every day by more than one million people and over 400,000 vehicles. trade surpasses over half $1 trillion. we innovate and produce together. in matters of national security cooperation on a daily basis between our governments is increasingly important for both our countries to face the challenges of a complex world. the conversation we had between mr. trump and myself was very open and constructive. the purpose was to get to know each other and learn about each other's views on the bilateral relationship. on trade, i shared wit

[applause] as a black female american, i say let's get out and support donald trump. [applause] mr. ump: come on up, i'll get random. who wants to speak? >> good evening everyone. i am probably a lot of things. don't horrible is not one of them, i assure you -- deplorable is not one of them, i assure you. we will make america great again, and hillary needs to take a nap. i am a wife, a mother, i work full-time. i am voting for donald trump. mrs. clinton can go home. [applause] >> good evening. i am a pastor. [applause] my wife and i left our home in north bend, florida, with all of our children to follow god and start a church in north carolina. you, there are three questions that i believe you can ask to know who is the best choice for america. that is donald trump. number 1 -- what is his position concerning life? even in its inception and conception when it is most vulnerable. what is his position on the family, on the traditional family this nation was built upon? strong withstand israel? [applause] ladies and gentlemen, we need to pray for and vote for the next president of the

mr. donald trump.y in the world is the country where you can come and create anything. i'm talking about coming and greeting google one of the most powerful companies in the world. let me tell but the greatest country, the greatest country in the world is the home of steve jobs, a man whose family were refugees who came to this country from the place that you are triking to shut down. you know what came from syria, the iphone came from syria, donald trump, the same iphone you tweet about [bleep] the rev gees on, every time with tweets with those fat tiny fingers you should be saying thank you for giving you that same phone, mr. donald trump, mr. i don't like what is happening in this country, mr. i'm going to make america great again. let me ask you something, how can you make something great if it's already great, huh? what are you going to do make beyonce sexy again, no because you can't, donald, because you can't. because this country is already one of the greatest countries. it already is. do you k

i think the key is that donald mr. trump: has never forgotten the men and women in this -- who built this country. men and women who worked with their hands, who grow our food, who build our roads and bridges and protect our families. and they know it. this is a challenging time. for working families all across this country. the truth of the matter is, as i stand before you today, not only are we in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the great depression, but we're -- we also have an economy that in the last quarter only grew by 1.1%. we have the lowest labor participation rate since the 1970's and most heartbreaking of all, from 7 1/2 years ago to today, there's nearly seven million more americans living in poverty than there were in 2009. you know, for all the world, these days remind many of us of the 1970's. then as now we had one candidate who spoke of a national malaise and of accepting a status quo. and then there was another candidate who spoke with confidence of a boundless american future and the amer

i am voting for donald trump and mrs. clinton can go hump. thank you sir. think you. wd sure it -- [crowd chanting trump] >> good evening. i am a pastor. my wife and i left our home and children in florida to come help plant a church in north carolina. you, there's three questions i believe you can ask to know who is the best choice for america. and that is donald trump. hisnumber one, what is position concerning life? even at its inception when it is most honorable. what is his position on the family and the traditional family this nation was built upon? and, will he stand strong? ladies and gentlemen, we need to praise and phone for the next president of the united states -- we need to praise and vote the next president of the united states, donald trump. and do not forget where going to protect our second amendment. reap -- ing to mr. trump: and do not forget we're going to protect our second amendment, replace and repair horrible obamacare, and courtever forget, supreme justices. come on a pair. -- i himre because appear because of mr. trump. he gave me a hat. mr.

donald trump finally admits -- mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states, period. ed: fact checking his change of sunny and beautiful. i amtrak in rain this weekend. -- i am tracking rain this weekend. the timeline. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: following breaking news from wellfleet where more than a dozen dolphins were stranded. heather: in from happening again. juli mcdonald is live from wellfleet. juli: nearly an hour, rescue crews tried to prevent what happened yesterday. they used devices to herd dolphins deeper into the ocean, desperate to prevent what happened yesterday and again this morning. six dolphins were stranded by the harbor. crews to arrive. >> we knew we would be in trouble. with the tide following so quickly, it dropped 11 feet. juli: because of the number and size of these atlantic white sided dolphins, they called and bystanders to help with the heavy lifting. >> they can range from 200 pounds to 500 pounds for the bigger animals. the lon

donald trump appearing on a daytime tv show, earlier taped today, it's due to air tomorrow. during that taping mrald trump handed over what he said were some kind of medical record prepared by his doctor who he says gave him a physical exam last week. joining us now is our medical news contributor. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> did we actually learn any substantive medical information about donald trump today or are we sort of waiting for a document? >> we're still waiting to actually visualize the document that dr. oz himself saw today. what i still didn't hear is a list of medical problems. it's just -- we like to be systematic about these things, what we know are the medicines that he takes, and from that you can infer what medical problems he has. but i think what was in the letter today were some results of previous ekgs, chest x ray, colonoscopy, labs from last week, which were reportedly normal. he was examined last week and according to the impression from dr. oz, there was nothing untoward about his physical exam. we did hear about his weight and to paraphrase fro

mr. trump. donald trump: well, i'm really calling for major jobs because wealthy are going to create tremendous jobs. they're going to expand their companys and do a tremendous job. getting rid of the carried interest provision and if you really look, it's really not a thing for the wealthy. it's a great thing for middle class and it's a great thing and companies to expand when these companies are going to put billions and billions of dollars into companies and when they're going to bring 2.5 trillion dollars back from overseas, they can't bring the money back because politicians like secretary clinton won't allow them to bring the money taxes are so the and the bureaucrat red tape is so bad, so what they're doing is leaving our company, and they're believe it or not because taxes are too high and because some of them have lots of money outside of our country and instead of bringing it back and putting the money to work because they can't work out a deal it -- and agrees it should be brought back, inst

claiming donald trump is a decent, generous, and caring person. >> i've lost counts how many sometime times the -- how many times the mainstream media has attempted to label mr. donald trump a racist and it's disgraceful. >> reporter: outside an ultraliberal cleveland heights angry about his son's liking immigrants to skittles. >> if you are dancing and sliding and gliding >> reporter: and calling trump a campon. >> he is courageous and bold enough to take on the system. for all americans. every single one. our nation is too divided. >> reporter: asking many black voters what do you have to lose? pledging better schools, more jobs, and safe streets. he gave his tulsa police shooting of terrance crutcher. >> that man went to the car hands up, put his hand on the car. to me it looked like he did everything you're supposed to do. >> reporter: and then a closing >> give him the anointing to lead this nation. >> reporter: voters decide which donald trump is real. now trump also vowed to do away with a government measure that keeps churches and other tax exempt groups from supporting or opposing political candidates. >> let's talk about this. he has the support of

john: there was this from donald trump. mr. trump: i hope she gets well soon.not know what is going on. i see what i see. the coughing fit was a week ago. i assume that was pneumonia. ms. clinton: [coughing] john: she did her best to make a joke of it. ms. clinton: every time i think of trump, i get allergic. [laughter] >> yesterday after her collapse, she tried to make light of it all. >> what happened? ms. clinton: a beautiful day in new york. john: it would be hours before she would submit that she has pneumonia. even though the diagnosis had come days earlier. on social media, even friends have been critical. this was barack obama's campaign manager in 2008. "antibiotics can take care of pneumonia. what is the cure for privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems?' the campaign admitted to being at fault. >> it took us a bit to release a statement. we should have provided more information more quickly. john: health is now in major issue. it may sound trivial to talk about the lack of openness with which the onus was communicated. -- her illness was

mr. trump. donald trump: well, i'm really calling for major jobs because wealthy are going to create tremendous jobs. they're going to expand their companys and do a tremendous job. getting rid of the carried interest provision and if you really look, it's really not a thing for the wealthy. it's a great thing for middle class and it's a great thing and companies to expand when these companies are going to put billions and billions of dollars into companies and when they're going to bring 2.5 trillion dollars back from overseas, they can't bring the money back because politicians like secretary clinton won't allow them to bring the money taxes are so the and the bureaucrat red tape is so bad, so what they're doing is leaving our company, and they're believe it or not because taxes are too high and because some of them have lots of money outside of our country and instead of bringing it back and putting the money to work because they can't work out a deal it -- and agrees it should be brought back, inst

overboard because of president obama's vito. >>> we are awaiting the start of donald trump's rally in roanoke, virginia. mr. donald trump choosing to campaign right up into the big debate with hillary clinton, monday, two days away, meanwhile mrs. clinton decided to stay home and prep for the debate. so who made the better decision, or does it even matter? we're going to look at what each candidate has to do to have a standout performance. >> did you ever think you would see this? ted cruz backing donald trump. after what he said about his wife, about what he said about his father, about what cruz said about donald trump? we'll have ted cruz here talking about that surprising endorsement that people are talking about today. >> that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack heidi, that i'm going to nonetheless come like a serve vile puppy dog and they thank you very much form ffor mall lining my wife and mall lining my father. redid you say 97?97! yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims servic

secretary clinton's campaign had agreed to call donald trump mr. trump, and trump's campaign had agreed to call her secretary clinton. he called her secretary clinton she called him donald. what do you think she was trying to do there? >> she was trying to really upset him and get him off hisma early on. but you could tell as the debate went on he was really ticked off at her that he was just this close to exploding in anger, but he was able to reel himself back to his credit. >> sharman, tom, thank you. go ahead sharman real quickly. sorry. >> i was going to say just mentioned typically the donald trump we're used to seeing and tonight was not the typical donald trump that we are used to seeing. composed but donald trump did not go as far as we have seen him go in the past certainly. >> he showed restraint. >> all right. with that we'll have to call it a day here. sharman and tom thank you so much. we'll hear from you again in just a few moments in time. let's see what the key millennial vote thought. >> ted daniel standing by live at tufts univers

donald trump wants to finish off isis and he's been very critical of president obama and how he's handled syria. >> they think they have lift on this. mrmp wants to have a massive troop presence in iraq and syria to finish off isis. we're talking about him publicly calling for 20,000 to 30,000 boots on the ground in sharp contrast to what we've heard from hillary clinton. he isn't quite clear on whether or not assad needs to go. it's crucial issue. i think we and the press here and the people that are watching this, the military families, the veterans, will they press him on that? and crucially on this issue of boots on the ground, will they stay there? will there be a timeline attached? >> from hillary clinton's perspective she's in a tougher spot. she's taken the baton from president obama. where does she stand? >> her challenge is more difficult. she owns a lot of the president's issues even though internally she fought against them. she was much more forceful in terms of having a no fly zone over syria. this whole crucial issue of the red line, would president obama enforce the red line when assad's government used chemical weapons

he has real personal issues with donald trump and i should concentrate more on his own ventures then on donald trump and mrtrump's surrogates. it is better than later on. there you to. pure jealousy. enormous amounts of attention. this is the best part. the mark cuban had, he said, cuban is so jealous because he had to put his name on bottom of an ashby -- arby's commercial to make sure people know who he is. cheryl: low blow. >> this is even better. he kind of attraction trump through michael cohen where he basically says this. michael is right. i've been a lifelong devote of donald trump. my life is a shrine to him.n one day. i want to cover the walls of my office with pictures of myself. cheryl: that is pretty funny. >> he goes on. these would be all new experiences for me. just a few, a few of the reasons i long to emulate mr. trump. is this so wrong? can't a guy dream. and thanks mr. cohen helping me confront my in shoes. i'm forever grateful. cheryl: saved himself a trip to the therapist. >> it gets better than that. there we go. this is how he goes after trump. i want to be part of thousands of laws

trump-pence campaign. here is the nut paragraph, in 2011, mr. donald trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling president obama to release his birth certificate. mr. trump did a great service to the president and the country by bringing closure to the issue that hillary clinton and her team first raised. inarguably, donald j. trump is a closure, having successfully obtained obama eels birth certificate when others could not, mr. trump believes that president obama was born in the united states. it goes on to talk more about the trump agenda, it is signed jason miller, senior communications advisor. mr. costa, are you updating your story for "the washington post"? >> we just updated our story, but the fact remains that donald trump himself has not weighed in on this issue further, we have not had a statement from donald trump. the campaign reiterates that barack obama was born in the united states. that's what jason miller and other trump aides said tonight. it will be interesting to see when he goes

mr. donald trump's comments about vladimir putin are widely reported here and mr. s right. mr. putin is popular to many people here. welcoming an idea that the u.s. presidential candidate should say the russian leader is stronger than the u.s. president. the kremlin says that they have noticed that president putin is mentioned in the campaign almost every day. they believe that is a sign of the big role president putin plays in international affairs. they hope after the race is finished from washington, there will be a shift toward establishing warmer relations with moscow. that seems they have a good idea which candidate is more likely to happen with. >> a keen interest in the election to be sure. phil black for us in moscow. thank you. >>> 57 minutes past the hour. let's get an early start on your men. south korea stock markets rattled. dow futures lower. stocks in europe are slipping. shares in asia finishing lower overnight. oil prices are down. crude has mounted a big comeback this week. up 4% yesterday because of hurricane hermine. that storm stalled productio

mr. trump: to those african-americans and hispanics suffering in crime and poverty, i say very simply, give donaldrump a chance. [applause] mr. trump: what do you have to lose? as we are going to bring back your jobs, rebuild your cities, give parents and students school choice. we are going to make your community safe so you do not get shot when you walk down the street with your child. what do you have to lose? nothing. i will not let you down. [cheering] mr. trump: we are going to push a new civil rights agenda. we believe every american has the right to a safe community, a great education and government that protects their job not give their jobs away to foreign countries. [cheering] mr. trump: this weekend i have the honor to join a church service in detroit at the great faith ministries international. it it was an amazing experience, you probably saw it. it was a really incredible experience. i will fight for detroit. i will fight for chicago. i will fight for baltimore, and d.c., and by the way will i be fighting for north carolina, that i can tell you. [cheering and applause] and for every

jenna: don't miss tonight's trump with donald trump, mr. trump will take questions from the audience and perhaps get some about this very topic here on fox news channel. eric: murder of texas college student as police investigates chilling post after her death. later path to 270, why the electoral map seems to be shifting, do you think the republicans will be able to keep control of the u.s. senate in the election? fox news.com/happening now and you can join the conversation if you're 50 or over, what comes to mind when you think about healthcare? understanding your options? or, if you're getting the care you need? at aarpadvantages.com, you can find helpful information about healthcare options. leaving you more time to think about more important things. like not having to think about healthcare at all. surround yourself with healthy advantages at aarpadvantages.com/health. eric: all right, now, quick look at some of the crime scenes we are following for you, the supreme court after hearing, the court previously ruled that sexual history sho

donald trump's campaign manager says she doesn't know. >> so what are we going to learn about the medical condition, his health report tomorrow from donald trump? >> well, mr. trump had a physical late last week, andrea. he believes that's important for the public to know what his basic health condition is. and he has said that the doctor is preparing his report and that it will be made available this week. >> and was it with dr. bornstein? >> that i don't know. i was not present for his physical. >> on the one hand i'm glad that candidates don't have to bring their campaign manager into the physical. there's enough reason not to run for office. but on the other hand, who did the physical? it matters given what we know about the first attestation that we got to donald trump's health and how his doctor approached that letter. it matters. a discussion on that point was on fox news in advance of their interview with the tv doctor in which one of the hosts suggested it wasn't dr. bornstein who did the exam, it was a different doctor, but we don't know. >> is donald trump's doctor that's examining him now and his specimen now is that the same doctor that said h

john: there is no doubt he hurt donald trump. mr. humbly and gratefully accept your nomination. mark: i thought it was pretty good and it certainly ended the convention on a high note, compared to what they were facing a day before. mr. trump: russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. john: there is no upside for donald trump to give ammunition to the democrats in this moment. gold star families are demanding an apology from the republican nominee, who repeatedly tore into the appearance of captain khan's mother and father at the democratic convention. as if this is not enough trouble for donald trump, the campaign is dealing with a different controversy over the weekend. mr. trump: he's not going into ukraine. just so you understand. he's not going to go into the ukraine. >> russia went into ukraine two years ago. this is not the news. this is not something you have to be a super expert to know about. >> we are moving forward. mark: make no mistake, while it could be worse, below th

i've got a question for you, though, and we've been talking for the last 20 minutes with donald trump. mr. trump, yesterday the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio would not call it terror. he said it was intentional. it was violent. it was certainly a criminal act. it was a bombing. would not call it terror. the governor cuomo said it was terrorism. what's up with de blasio? clearly, it's terror. >> well, i was with the governor the other day and he understands the problem and he's calling it right. i will say that until very recently, hillary clinton wouldn't even say radical islamic terror. i haven't heard say that by the way. she's very loathe to say the term. this is radical islamic terrorism. we have a president that refuses to say it. nobody understands why. they have thought process. but nobody understands why. we have a president refuse. and then we're supposed to be fighting people and our leader refuses to say what it is and who it is we're fighting. >> governor cuomo got blowback, he was talking to you and was nice to you at the 9/11 ceremony. >> oh, i didn't hear that. he

arthel. >> john huddy, thank you. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump clashing over russia. mr. ump seeming continued ed admiration for putin. >> it is beyond imagination, praising a russian autocrat like vladimir putin and throwing his lot in with him in the way that he has approved of his wish list and not even understanding what he has done. >> she talks about me. and putin likes trump. you know what, he's been nice to me. if he's nice to me, that's fine. not going to make a bit of difference if we don't get great deals for our country. nothing matters to me. it's all about getting great deals. >> so trump and putin what is the impact of this ongoing controversy? david jacobson, democratic trat gist and partner at j & z strategies. david, let me start with you. it just boggles the mind top people that he would praise the russian strongman who defies every tenet of american democracy is our values and what we stand for. do you think mr. trump is conflating as mrs. clinton says the powers of an autocrat with a true democratic leader? >> the reality is vladimir putin is a thug, a

abc's stephanie ramos is in new jersey, and minnesota bring terror center stage for donald trump and hillary clinton. mr. trump: it's a mess. reporter: this morning, donald trump is going back to an old mantra, calling for racial profiling. mr. trump: our local police, they know who a lot of these people are. they are afraid to do anything about it because they don't want to be accused of profiling. reporter: trump on fox news this morning warning of more terror attacks. mr. trump: where letting peopl than 10,000 people are coming in from syria. hillary clinton wants to increase what he's let in. reporter: hillary clinton, who arrived in new york the night of the attack, saying terrorists are a challenge, but law enforcement is prepared to address. ms. clinton: it is crucial that we continue to build up trust between law enforcement and muslim communities. commander in chief. reporter: clinton preaching vigilance and tolerance. ms. clinton: if you see something, report something. i have been clear, we are going after the bad guys. we're not going after an entire religion. reporter: both trump and clinto

mr. trump over with mark halperin on the other side of the room. [laughter] taken away. mark: you're waiting to talk to donaldrump in just a moment. he's talking to reporters on the other side. a bit unorthodox. john: guys? coming back to me. mr. trump not quite with market. senator, i cut you off. >> i'm really excited. as someone who believes we need to change the direction of country, this guy knocked it out of the park. he showed a start contrast between someone stuck in a lake eriebubble clinton and somebody that wants better for america. i think he needed exactly what he needed to do.he laid out his economic land for everybody. she's still stuck in the robotic manufactured topic that the democratic machine hatter trained to do. she spent four days preparing for this. he spent the last few days meeting people in america john: i have to interrupt you one more time because i believe we now have mr. trump. mark: mr. trump will come over and hopefully just a minute. how are user? congratulations through your first presidential debate. what did you think? mr. trump: i really enjoyed it. i think it's about mak

we have been looking into the trump foundation to make sure it's complying with the laws of government charities in new york. >> one footnote mr. schiederman and donald trump have been enemies for years. joining us is shannon bream and eric shawn here in new york city. what's the primary beef about the trump foundation. >> basically that the foundation has been using other charities' money giving it out as their own, that they have not given money to charities that they claim they did and that trump spent $20,000 on that big 6-foot tall portrait of himself using charity money to do that. >> tell me something about this because i have the wynford o'reilly foundation. we do not accept money from anybody else. money generated from bill o'reilly.com and my personal funds. that's it. trump, he did accept money from other people who donated to him and he put it in his foundation. they knew it was going in his foundation. same thing with hillary and bill clinton. same thing. you donated to the clinton foundation and the clinton foundation dolled the money out. what's the difference here? >> there was a case in florida where a group didn't know or didn't --

in philadelphia, the president said donald trump is not fit to lead in any way. mr. n is attending events in california and nevada. donald trump will visit flint, michigan, on wednesday. donald trump said the 2014 drinking water never would have -- drinking crisis never would've happened if he had been president at the time.

know early on before this debate began donald trump agreed to call hillary clinton secretary clinton, so address her as such. she agreed predebate to call donald trump mr. trump. you may have heard she repeatedly referred to him as donald throughout that entire debate. this raise is -- this race don't think either one has broken away. we'll have much more for you coming up at 11:00. we're live here at hofstra university, sharman sacchetti, fox 25 news. >> look forward to seeing you then. >> so many of you tuned in to see what the candidates have planned for the future of our country. >> ock, there were an awful lot of fireworks tonight. we continue our team coverage with kerry kavanaugh. certainly no shortage of memorable moments there. >> reporter: that's an understatement with a dead heat in the polls both candidates came out swinging often talk over each other each landsingo blows. >> reporter: the face-off, the handshake and it was off to the races. >> you have seen me i have been all over the place, you decided to stay home and that's okay. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate, and yes, i did. and you know what else i

caught lying about the e-mails, lying about national security, lied under oath to congress, not donald trump. mrvorables but very different reason. >> the most dishonest. >> i have to ask you this because you know hillary and you spent time with her. which hillary is going to show up? do you think she will be on the attack? >> it's the same hillary we see every year, the same hillary we saw when see was certainly the first lady of the state of arkansas, a woman who is fighting for families, for children. >> it is about her message. >> about policy and how her policy is different than donald trump. when donald trump says that climate change is a hoax she will talk about protecting the environment. when he says he knows more about isis than generals -- >> you are saying they need to get donald trump a tranquillizer and katrina says they need to give her adrenaline that they give horses to make sure they don't collapse. >> and the reality is you can put your bet on hillary to make this race. >> we love animals. we love horses. >>> also, we have one more critical item to cover. where was romney and

and barack obama went high, despite donald trump's best efforts to bring him down. >> mr. trump you can respond and then we're going to move on to the next segment. >> i would love to respond. i got to watch some of your debates against barack obama. you treated him with terrible

on sunday -- donald trump skipped the "( reporter ) "mr. trump, a quick question about hillary clinton's health incident this morning. her health incident this morning." ( donald trump ) "i don't know anything about it." " donald trump has ensured voters he's healthy. on fox news -- the republican presidential nominee says he had a medical exam last week... and he'll release the results "when the numbers come in". trump says health is now "an issue" in the 2016 campaign. the las vegas hockey has a team name! but bill foley... is only telling us part of it..... the new n-h-l owner teases us with 50-percent of the name... and letting us in on a possible jersey color... after the break.. reaction from fans.. and when we can expect a full name announcement.. a new feature on facebook may boost business for retailers. what the company is adding within the messenger app -- to make it easier [jess]quality top tier gas helps protect engines from harmful deposits.hmm... hey! ninjas! step away from my engine. the new salami caprese panini from subway.

mr. trump -- >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did. and you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president and i think that's a good thing. >> mr. trump, for five years, you perpetuated a false claim of the nation's first black president was not a natural born citizen. you questioned his legitimacy. the last couple of weeks you acknowledge what most americans have accepted for years, the president was born in the united states. can you tell us what took you so long? >> i'll tell you -- well, just very simple to say. sydney blumenthal works for the campaign and very close friend of secretary clinton. and her campaign manager, patti doyle, went to -- during the campaign, her campaign against president obama, fought very hard, and you can go look it up and you can check it out and if

democrats have done in terms of registering voters, they have massive majority, and i think donald -- mr. trumpas to do better in the suburban counties outside of philadelphia, and right now, as i read the tea leaves, he's not doing very well there. >> governor, thanks so much for coming back to the program. i always appreciate your commentary. >> let me just thank you, michael, and your friend, steve singer. on this particular day you worked really hard and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the flight of the 93 memorial. so i tip my hat and thank you for that. >> $10 at a time. i hate steven singer.com. thanks for that. what do you think? tweet me. i'll read some later in the program. >>> matt lauer, how he conducted back-to-back interviews of hillary clinton and donald trump. will that change the way the upcoming debate moderators conduct themselves? donald trump had no problem with matt lauer. >> she was blaming matt lauer. i thought matt lauer did a very good job. his questions to me were very tough. but the gentleman who stood up and said, honestly, you should be in prison for wh

the program starts with 10 words uttered by donald trump, true for 55 years that the republican nominee has until now been unwilling to say. mrtrump: president barack obama was born in the united states. period. john: period. holding donald trump his first event ever at his brand-new pennsylvania avenue hotel, saying something his advisers have been telegraphing for days, that he would repudiate the birther movement he rode to national power. for five years, trump has been the leading voice of the birther movement, claiming obama was born in kenya and therefore in president. the today, he effectively resigned his leadership position. mr. trump: now, not to mention her in the same breath, but hillary clinton and her campaign started the birther controversy. i finished it. i finished it, you know what i mean. president barack obama was born in the united states, period. to get back to making america a strong and great again. thank you. thank you very much. >> why did it take so long? >> why now? john: not taking questions there, still hasn't taken questions. repudiated his long-standing lie about obama, but said a few other thi

evorybody cwa and tuition free families making less than $125,000 a year he also took a shot at donald trump. meanwhile, mr. trump told a baltimore crowd today thatat hillary clinton is trying to scare people out of voting, followinggtr the comments over weekend colin trumphe voters a basket of the portableste. >> using a page from the democratic playbook to smear someone with one of the names o those namesmo t trying to seriously scare the amount of voting for change >> you don't get stronger by calling the military disaster t say that the generals are that disaster and trashing down cake despite the announcement of affordable college education, the clinton campaign spent most of the date responded to questions about her health,, has been diagnosed with pneumonia, andd appeared to stumble at 891 ceremony in new york peer first they said it was his exhausted and that she was better than my much later they questioned if she had one question put anybod else at risk being in the public. >> the claim that she is not contagious they said that last week and she coughed so much no we understand why she was coughi

. >>> and a pastor calls out donald trump. >> mr. trump, i invited you here to thank us for what we've done in the -- >> okay, that's good. >> donald trump adjusted. was this a set-up from the beginning. we have some stunning evidence which maybe shows that it was, indeed, set up because steve is on facebook and shared something with us. mornings are better with friends. >> well, if you have 54 days before the big election, it would be great to have a couple people from the election campaign. we got the top of the ticket on the republican side. donald trump will be joining us later on along with his running mate mike pence right here on the show today. who else do we have on? >> myself. i get to join you this morning. >> this is the first time we have somebody on the couch who says, wow, it's like sleeping in. because normally she does the 5:00 a.m. show. >> one hour makes a big difference, doesn't it? >> yeah. i remember starting before the 5:00 a.m. show, it was a titanic difference. >>> we should point out, we hil kaine on and invi

hillary clinton and donald trump both spoke at a national security forum held on the decommissioned aircraft carrier intrepid in new york city wednesday night. this is donald trump. mr. trump: i have always said, shouldn't be there, but if we're going to get out, take the oil. if we would have taken the oil, you would not have prices because ice is formed with the power and the wealth of that oil. >> how are we going to take the oil? >> mr. trump: yulia a certain group behind and take various sections were they have the oil. amy: meanwhile, hillary clinton said she would not deploy ground troops into iraq and syria, even -- puttingnton: we are not ground troops into iraq ever again and we are not putting it into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. amy: there are already thousands of u.s. troops currently in iraq and syria. donald trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence, has contradicted trump, saying he not question whether president obama was born in the united states. over the years, trump has repeatedly made false claims that obama was not born in the u.s. speaking to reporters on wednesday, pence said -- "i beli

donald trump is not fit to be president. >>> and president obama weighing in on donald trump's birther campaign, and trump's concession today. there was this question from jonathan karl. >> reporter: mr. president, donald trump now finally acknowledging yes, you were born in america. your reaction? >> i have no reaction, and i'm shocked that a question like that would come up at a time when we've got so many other things it's fairly typical. we have other business to attend to. i was pretty confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. and my hope would be that the presidential election reflects more serious issues than that. >> the president on this latest issue in the presidential campaign. >>> we move on to an indictment in chicago. a police officer charged with situation nearly three years ago. the dash cam video showing him firing repeatedly into a stolen car, as it backed towards him with teenagers inside. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, this former chicago police officer has been indicted on federal civil rights charges for what you are about to see unfold in this police dash cam video. a video the city sought to keep secret. officer marco pro