appointments are available now. >>> donald trump's news conference in dubuque, iowa.a support he of kerry but just announced he switched. he is a donald trump supporter. he is answering questions on why he decided to make that decision. donald trump is about to answer a report he's questions as well. let's listen in. >> i felt it was the honorable thing to do for governor perry. i think the world of him, to step aside so i wouldn't have to be part of the calculus of figuring out to get me back on board. as such, i had the opportunity to look at other situations and this is a situation that presented itself. and i'm very happy and very proud to be here. >> okay. who is next? yeah, please. sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right -- >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> go ahead. go ahead. >> [ inaudible ]. >> sit down please. you weren't called. go. >> i have the right to ask questions. >> yes, go ahead. >> that's jorge ramos. he is being escorted out of the r

donald trump has been taking questions from reporters in dubuque, iowa. let's keep listening. >> i supported him. i actually gave him quite a bit of money. i liked his fight. i liked his drive. he actually came to my office six months ago gave me a trophy, gave me a beautiful plaque. i thought that was very nice. and in the end i think people see, though, that what's happening in wisconsin -- i love the people of wisconsin. i know wisconsin well. i have friends that live there. and they're incredible people. but if you look at what's going on in wisconsin, i think people saw that they have a $2.2 billion budget deficit. it was supposed to be a surplus of a billion. that's a tremendous -- borrowing to a point that nobody thought possible. they're ranked number 38 in the states which isn't exactly a good ranking. better than others that are running, but frankly not a good ranking. and they have problems. and there's a lot of division in the state, to put it mildly. and i think people -- i do like scott, but i think people have seen what's happened in the st

that happened last night in dubuque, iowa, that rally in dubuque.s the rally immediately after his contend shus press conference where he told the most prestigious latino reporter in the nation and then forced hill out of the room. last night when we reported that had just happened to jorge ramos, i said at the time that we were showing that you footage but we didn't know what happened to mr. ramos once he was forced out of room. we now do know some of that. because mr. ramos' network posted this short exchange. this 15-second exchange which apparently happened just outside the room where mr. trump was speaking to the reporters and where mr. ramos got thrown out by security. one of the supporters apparently followed jorge ramos out of the room and then this happened. >> you were very rude. it is not about you. get out of my country. get out. this is not about you. >> i'm a u.s. citizen too. >> whatever. univision? no. it's not about you. >> it is not about you. it is about the united states. >> get out of my country, he says to the u.s. citizen. thi

what a night for dubuque.onald trump also gave a news conference, and man, were there fireworks there. univision anchor jorge ramos got bounced, thrown out of room. then invited back. there were more shots from donald trump as well aimed at jeb bush. a lot to talk about. let's bring in our panel. amanda for ted cruz. republican consultant and form he top trump adviser roger stone, and peter, a contributing he had for for atlantic media. let's start on the speech. we have a lot to go over including jorge ramos getting thrown out of the news conference. let's start with the speech. 50 minutes hit a lot of subjects. another way to say it is it was rambling. he talked about iran and immigration, the economy and he talked about china and he talked about "apprentice." what struck you? >> the thing that struck me most going forward is that when i listen to donald trump, i have no idea what kind of economic conservative that he is. i've heard him talk about how we need a flat tax. how we need to tax rich and hedge fun

this exact press availability today in dubuque, iowa. he banished somebody from that. the "des moines register" had their dubuque, iowa, reporter at that event and the trump campaign banned the "des moines register's" reporter from this press availability because of an editorial the "des moines register" wrote a couple months ago criticizing mr. trump's comments about john mccain. so he's used to banish news outlet he is doesn't like. in terms of television media, mr. trump has engaged in an on going and increasingly heated fight with the fox news channel, of all places where he is deciding he doesn't like one of the fox news channel's prime time hosts his objections have led to him to threat on the boycott all appearances on that network. which might cause the fox news network to collapse, i don't know. it's one thing to control the universe in which you operate. all campaigns try to do that to some extent. ultimately you have to campaign in the real world which includes confrontation and people who don't like you and people who will say not nice things to you and won

it began at a trump press conference last night in dubuque, iowa. >> excuse me, sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down! go ahead. >> reporter: donald trump says jorge ramos, an anchor with univision didn't wait his turn. outside in the hallway, an unidentified man accosted ramos. >> go back to univision. >> get out of my country. get out. >> reporter: a trump spokesperson said the man is not with the campaign. >> all we ask, be respectful. >> reporter: the trump campaign later allowed ramos to return to continue their combative debate over immigration. >> so here's the problem with your immigration plan. it's filled with empty promises. >> excuse me. >> you have to change the constitution, mr. trump. >> i'm not a bully. >> reporter: in an interview on nbc this morning, trump defended his decision to eject ramos. >> he stood up and started ranting and raving like a mad man, and, frankly, he was out of line, most people-- in fact most newspaper reports said i handled it very well. he was totally, absolutely out of line. >> what's out of line is that i got

you're looking at live pictures, donald trump in front of a full house in dubuque. feisty sessions and a debate with the univision anchor jorge rom m ramos. that room you're looking at there, some 3,000 people. i want to bring in josh holms, the former choef of staff to the senate majority leader. josh, good to have you on and i'm sure you were watching that exchange with jorge ramos trying to engage donald trump on the question of immigration and exporting 11 million undocumented immigrants here. first refrfrom trump was to kicm out of the room and had this exchange that i want to play for the viewers again in case they missed it and also get your reaction rea reaction. >> good to have you back. >> you cannot deny citizen ship to the children. >> a lot of people think, no, no, excuse me. no, no, no, i don't think so. excuse me. that if you come across, excuse me. just one second. >> [ indiscernible question ] >> i am answering. you think so? really? i don't think so. a lot of people don't think so. you have fences not as tall as i am. let me tell you, we're going t

voters like it is and we saw that in his exchange with hooray ramos and saw it with his speech in dubuqueiowa, he took on marco rube yio and jeb bush john kerry. he heads next to south carolina where there are questions about whether he could even make it on the ballot in the republican primary. we will be bringing more of that in the days to come. back to you, miguel and alison. >> donald trump's other media target megyn kelly escalating his new attack on the fox news host. >> gooapologize to megyn kelly, will you do that? >> i'm not doing that. she should be apologizing to me. >> why should we apologize to you? >> i thought her -- you have to look at the internet today and see who people favor in that one, but i wouldn't -- a very small element in my life, megyn kelly. i don't care about megyn kelly, but, no, i would not apologize. she should probably apologize to me, but i just don't care. look. i have a lot of respect for roger. i mean you know? maybe, maybe not. i really don't know. look. i think they cover me terribly. fox news, i think they cover me terribly and i'm winning by doub

he was out in dubuque earlier this week. i was out there. 4,000 people. he had a great turnout.ots of people from which is a t to the governor of wisconsin dubuque being right on the border there. and trump hit it out of the park repeatedly. and one of the things that's clear is that jeb has decided that he has got to go after mr. trump. that was the same day that the whole jorge ramos flare up with trump took place. two days later the quinnipiac poll comes out and shows that trump has a bigger lead than anybody else has ever had in the entire year. he has organizers on the ground in iowa. the people in his crowds in iowa the first caucus state and new hampshire increasingly are the real early primary voters. it is still way too early to worry about polls and stuff like that in those early states. folks don't make up their minds until the last weaning. the fact that trump is getting the activists in these early states is a very, very scary sign for people like jeb bush, john kasich, and others who are looking at the early states first. trump is able to go into alabama and get 20

. >> we were taken to on another plane to dubuque, iowa, i don't know why they separated us, i was they person she flew. >> alvarez who had been performing as a child began to use music as an outlet. >> i remember the first song i ever wrote it was a song for cuba. >> how did it go, can you say it? >> it said, ♪ ♪ that's the chorus line, oh my home town nobody's doing everything for you? it's like, a question like, a cry. >> for willie, music was a way of making friends. >> it was hey, i talked to the drummer and i asked him to let you sit in and they said yes! and i go, oh, my god. i never in my life sat in front of a drum set, never ever. so i got the sticks and they say going to play wipe out, wipe out was da da da da da da da, ha ha so i started to play it. and for some reason i did it good enough for them to believe that i was a drummer. >> the adjustment was harder for those without an outlet. reverend leonwas in an orphanage. >> i remember when someone would say something to me my response was, "i'm not an orfan." it's hard to make friends with kids who are orphans, when your id

he's at a campaign rally in dubuque, iowa. he was introduced by conservative firebrand ann coulter author of, of course, "adios, america." he got into an exchange with a reporter. >> sit down, sit down, you weren't called? >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't, you haven't been called? >> i have the right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people. you cannot deport 11 million people. >> go ahead. go ahead. >> you cannot -- >> sit down, please. you weren't called. >> i'm a reporter and i have -- >> go. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> yes, in order. out. >> that was "go back to univision" is what you heard although you would be forgiven if you thought you heard another phrase. after being booted from the room, ramos was ultimately readmitted and got a chance to press trump at length about immigration policies. >> if you come across for one day, one day, and you have a baby, now the baby is going to be an american citizen. they're a great excuse me. th

from dubuque, iowa. >>> our thanks to you for watching abc news tonight.o gma first thing in the morning. as always, we're on 24/7 at our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and goodnight. come on, ray. where are you going? i told you yesterday i was going to pick out paint cocolors for the bedroom today. i told you i wand to go golfing. yeah, and i said, "too bad." i thought that meant for you. ray, i'm going to the hardware store. you only have to wch the boys 'cause ally's at molly's. i'll spend the whole day with them tomorrow, i promise. i'll even-- i'll skip church, ay? i'll give my kids the time i normally reservefor the. do you want to be any part of their childhood memories?s? "childhood memories." come on. ask them about their trip to disney world. they don't even remember it. they were three. tiger woods could hit a ball 200 yards when he was three. okay, ray. go ahead, you go golfing. i'll drag them around with me all day. i'm sure they'll have a wonderful time looking at paint samples. there you go. yoyou put those golf clubs

from dubuque, iowa. >>> our thanks to you for watching abc news tonight.o gma first thing in the morning. as always, we're on 24/7 at our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and goodnight.

tom llamas, abc news, dubuque, iowa. >> after that confrontation, ramos appeared on his own network to tell his side of the story. >> and right in the middle of the question, mr. trump said that i couldn't keep on asking my question and i am a reporter and immigrant and a u.s. citizen and i have the right to ask any questions to anyone. two agents, members of his security team came to me and pushed me out of the press conference. i the first time in my life anywhere in the world which i've been escorted out of a press conference. >> we will have much more on the news conference clash later on "good morning america." >>> hillary clinton picking up a key endorsement as she starts a campaign swing in iowa. agriculture secretary tom vilsack becomes the first obama cabinet member to back clinton. vilsack is also the popular former governor of iowa and traveling with clinton in the state. >> caroline kennedy, the u.s. ambassador to japan finds herself in the middle of an e-mail investigation this morning. kennedy among the senior staff of the u.s. embassy in tokyo who use personal e-mail acc

but here in dubuque, the hispanic population is only 2.4%, and during lunch hour at town clock plaza today, fans of trump, including veteran jason davis, agreed with his decision to throw ramos out of the room. >> it was donald trump's press conference, and not the reporter, you know, to be in the spotlight. so i don't see a problem with that. >> reporter: on conservative talk radio today, trump said he's proud that he kicked ramos out of the room, but he also said he's glad he let him back in because it helped him avoid criticism. jane. >> pauley: thanks, chip. investigators went shopping for bargains on wall street today, and after five straight triple-digit losses the dow bounced back to finish the day with a gain of 690 point. reason to call in our senior business correspondent anthony mason. >> reporter: jane, the rally held this time. all three major indexes were up about 4% today. the dow's really was its third largest point gain ever. the turnaround occurred even though china's nosedive continued. the shanghai index was down another 1.2% wednesday. >> pauley, so, anthony, why

chip reid is in dubuque, iowa, with a look at some of thoelz hopefuls. yes, it is, and this proves it. the number of people filing the run for president is at an all-tile high. so alongside hillary clinton and donald trump, the front-runners who also have a lot of long shots including obi-wan kenobi, a cat and a 15-year-old from iowa who goes by the name deez nuts. >> don't think i'm crazy because i'm not. >> in 2014 harley brown ran as a fringe candidate for governor of idaho but says god has bigger plans. >> i'm going to make you the commander in chief. >> last year brown registered with the federal election commission joining names like captain crunch, rock by balboa and rnld reagan's ghost in announcing campaign for president. >> i think i'm a better option that hillary clinton or donald trump or jeb bush. >> 15-year-old brady olson may be two decades shy of the legal age to be commander in chief, but he told cbs affiliate keyc last week that he registered with the fec under the name deez nuts to get attention, and it's working. >> i thought 15 years

the latest happened during a news conference in dubuque, iowa.eporter for a question and at the same time univision reporter jorge ramos stood up to ask a question. >> sit down, you are not called. sit down. go ahead. you have not been called. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. matt: a security guard removed him from the event but he was allowed to return later and asked several questions about immigration. joining me to discuss the story is mark crumpton. i have heard this man described as the walter cronkite of latino american news anchors. that may do him a disservice, he is one of the best journalists in the world. he has a following in the latin community because of his work on univision, but i was struck when i saw that video. the same timeout the other person did and started to ask his question. but i'm thinking, it is in the best tradition of that adversarial, aggressive press that we have in the u.s. -- thinking about edward r morrow, dan rather. jorge ramos had a question and wanted to ask the question. be i

he convinced a team to come to dubuque and scrimmage his bombers, and they smoked the bombers like 22-3. but evel went out 2009 each period and said the czech delegation is bigger than we anticipated. can we please pass this hat around. he did that every period. around the third period he left the ice. and when he left the ice, that hat left the ice. when they left the ice, all the proceeds from the game somehow got taken from the safe. and the, and the czechs had no way to get out. so the u.s. olympic committee had to go in to butte to help get the czechs out of -- >> jimmy: out of montana? >> yeah. but they never caught evel. >> jimmy: he's too fast. he's on the motorcycle. you can't catch him. >> but he was so charismatic and so sharp and obviously a little shady, but they never, he would never get caught. they would know, but they could never catch him. >> jimmy: did you ever meet evel? >> well, i had a chance to. matt hoffman was getting an award for espn. and he asked me and the jackass guys to present. so we were excited. because evel knievel was going to be there that night, o

. >> we were on a plane, had to take another little plane to get to d dubuque, iowa.'t know why they separated my sister and i. she was the only thing i had, and i was her only family, the only person that she knew. >> alvarez and her sister were separated from their parents for three years. >> what was it like to have your family together again? >> it was heaven. >> finally after a year of separation willie chorino reunited with his family. >> it was very, very emotional, we cried, we embraced, we you know, said finally! >> but for luis leon, just 15 years ol, there was no reunion with his father. >> there was a telg gram. my sister got a tel got a telegd they said my father had died. i remember crying and crying the day i got the telegram. i suppose a release of pent up stuff. >> it would be four years before reverend leon would see his mother again. >> it wasn't an easy time. last time she had seen me was at 11. next time she sees me i'm 15 years old. and you've been on your own. for four years. >> reporter: reverend leon is now the rector at st. john's church in w

sara murray, cnn, dubuque, iowa. >> strudonald trump waste no tin responding to fox. he dismissed megyn kelly as a journalist. >> she should be apologizing to me. >> why? >> because i thought her questioning and attitude was inappropriate. it is a small element in my life, megyn kelly. i don't care about megyn kelly but i would not apologize. she should probably apologize to me but i just don't care. >> doesn't care. >> doesn't care. we'll take a short break. attack on a high-speed train. we are learning more about the desperate struggle last week where passengers sub dude a heavily armed gunman. >>> a statering estimate from the u.n. why it says thousands of migrants will likely enter macedonia every day. we're back in a moment. ♪"once there was a hushpuppy" by dan romis man kind?eitlin ♪ are we good? go see. go look through their windows so you can understand their views. go find out just how kind the hes and shes of this mankind are. ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on

. >> i want to bring in sarah murray now in dubuque, iowa. that was quite a tense moment. tense moments that went on for a while. you were part of the exchange. what was it like? >> a pretty long exchange. what was really standing out no. when jorge was kicked out. there is always that moment when you see a reporter challenging a public figure that won't tanls question and you want to know how they hand it. and it was pretty clear that trump would not stand for it. as soon as they said to sit down, he started to see the security guards come in from around the corner. there were a number of them came up around him and escorted him out. they had this testy exchange on immigration. i think that's what donald trump was worried about. he was a little worried that his news conference would get hijack asked it would all be about immigration and with jorge asking dill questions about how feasible donald trump's plan really is. so i think it is very telling. not entirely surprising. we know this is a candidate who does not like to be challenged. when he is, he tends to hit back pre

well, we flew to dubuque and we were going to make our statements and our stand. up in one, he didn't ask questions. he said you can't build a wall. you can't deport people. so he was making a statement as i would on television or a commentator or punldit. that's fine. don't pretend that you represent all latino people. on my radio show today, aid number of hispanic voters call in and say, laura, i don't know if anyone understands this, a lot of latinos not from mexico don't consider it. when you go in the comment session of the piece called trump versus ramos, the comments are really diverse. a lot of people say jorge back off. >> trust me, latinos are getting a very negative view. >> i didn't interrupt you. i didn't interrupt you. so what they said in one of the comments was, with friends like jorge, who needs enemies? so a lot of latinos are very conflicted. and as he one note johnny on this issue. you can't deport people. you can't really punish anyone who crosses the border illegally. it is all a compassionate deal. that's his opinion. that's fine. i say go t

. >> nbc's katie tur is in dubuque, iowa. how many people are they expecting? >> they're expecting hundreds. we'll probably see an overflow room as well. wherever he goes, he draws the crowds, tamron. >> we saw that to be the case in alabama on friday. he's also drawn, obviously, the anger of the bush campaign, specifically regarding immigration and some of the, i guess, hostile tone of it now, katie, with donald trump's team or trump himself retweeting the comment that who cares if he speaks mexican, this is america, this is getting, i think, past personal at this point with these two men laser focused on one another despite the more than dozen candidates in the race. >> yeah, he's been on a bit of a twitter tirade for the past 24 hours. first last night he was saying that t"the kelly file" was bettr without meghan kelly, then the asian baby comments, and retweeting that mexican comment, of course, it's speaking spanish, not speaking mexican. getting into another fight with lindsey graham, congratulating him with getting four points in north carolina, but sayi

over the weekend in dubuque, he spoke about the issues, tying in his own personal story. that was the type of thing that he needs to get out there. at the same time, here, not refusing to or being unable to admit that maybe he was a little late to this, even if he personally feels that he wasn't too late to it, acknowledging what the black lives matter movement wants to hear, that they feel that the politicians have been slow and deaf to their issues. don't give them a sound bite that they can turn around and reenforces the problem. >> i think there's a softer way of saying similar things to what bernie is saying, and josh, he's just got one of those tones that sounds gruff to people. and, and, but, what that campaign has to recognize, and they do, obviously, is that one of the big buffers between them, the sanders campaign and the clinton campaign in those polls is the african-american vote. >> i think bernie sanders believes that the consolidation of power among the wealthy that is getting wealthier and wealthier is the key issue of our time. and everything else is seco

tom llamas, abc news, dubuque, iowa. >> lots of republicans want to know.democratic side, hillary clinton picks up her first endorsement from a member of the obama cabinet. agriculture secretary tom vilsack is backing clinton. he says he supports clinton's efforts to expand and strengthen the middle class. vilsack, also a former governor of iowa, a key early voting state where clinton will be campaigning today. >>> the u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy and some of her senior staff find themselves targets of criticism about their use of e-mail. a new report says they use personal accounts for official government business. details from jonathan carl. >> reporter: this comes in an inspector general report looking at the u.s. embassy in tokyo. the report finds that senior embassy staff, including ambassador kennedy, used personal e-mail accounts to send and receive messages containing official business, including some information labeled sensitive but unclassified. >> this is a result of a routine inspection which the inspector general conducts on embas

donald trump has been taking questions from reporters in dubuque, iowa.ning. >> i supported him. i actually gave him quite a bit of money. i liked his fight. i liked his drive. he actually came to my office six months ago gave me a trophy, gave me a beautiful plaque. i thought that was very nice. and in the end i think people see, though, that what's happening in wisconsin -- i love the people of wisconsin. i know wisconsin well. i have friends that live there. and they're incredible people. but if you look at what's going on in wisconsin, i think people saw that they have a $2.2 billion budget deficit. it was suppoto

week" magazine, they named me awhile ago, the best -- >> there's a little more of donald trump, in dubuque, iowa in a rally on his campaign trail. >>> up next, president obama brands opponents of his nuclear deal crazies. and the obama administration finally reacts to russian aggression in ukraine, but is it too little too late? hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocke

the univision host challenged trump on his immigration plan, at a news conference tuesday in dubuque, iowa and the candidate fired back. sit down you weren't called, sit down, sit down, go ahead. no you don't, you haven't been called, go back to univision. >> ifill: with that, trump's security hustled ramos out. a short time later, he was allowed back, and the two resumed arguing. today, on nbc, trump said ramos was "totally out of line." ramos, speaking on abc, said: "as a journalist, you have to take a stand." >> ifill: civil rights leader amelia boynton robinson died today, after she'd suffered a major stroke in july. she was a key organizer of the 1965 voting rights drive in selma, alabama, and she was beaten unconscious there by state troopers on "bloody sunday". this year, she joined president obama in crossing the edmund pettis bridge on the 50th anniversary of the selma-to- montgomery march. amelia boynton robinson was 104 years old. >> woodruff: and one of two newly-arrived giant panda cubs has died at the washington national zoo. the mother, mei xiang, gave birth to twins ov