amid the bipartisan backlash to trump's comments, trump's son, eric, insisted in an interview with cbs that his father has apologized to the khan family. >> i think he has by calling them a hero. >> donald trump trying to keep his focus on clinton, hammering his democratic rival on trade, immigration and her ability term limit prove the economy as well as her character. >> here is a woman who's a total thief. she's a crook. she's got a bad temperament, the temperament of a loser. >> reporter: but trump getting side tracked by a crying baby. >> i love babies. actually, i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. >> reporter: trump's red ri-- rhetoric continues to be a challenge. and -- >> here to discuss, patrick healy, and thank you to my panel for joining us. trump as thrown out every political play book, talking against a gold star family, throwing out a baby. has a candidate ever put out so many fires at one time? >> no. this is donald trump for better or for worse. i interviewed him last month right after the fbi report came out and i said, well, is this going to be your

amid the bipartisan backlash to trump's comments, trump's son eric today insisted in an interview with cbs that his father has apologized to the khan family. >> and i think he has by calling them a hero. >> reporter: donald trump trying to keep his focus on clinton, hammering his democratic rival today on trade, immigration, and her ability to improve the economy as well as her character. >> here's a woman who's a total thief. i mean, she's a crook. she's got a bad temperament. she's got a temperament of a loser. >> trump getting sidetracked during his remarks by a crying baby. >> don't worry about that baby, i love paebs. i love babies. i hear that baby crying, i like it. actually, i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. >> reporter: trump's rhetoric and his off color comments continuing to be a concern to gop leaders. republican congressman richard hanna of new york becoming the first to say he will support clinton, writing in an op ed, while i disagree with her on many issues, i will vote for mrs. clinton. cnn ash burn virginia. >> here too to discuss now, patrick heal

later i was joined by the vice president of the trump foundation and senior assistant to eric trump andvanka trump. i asked them how they would turn things around. >> this event was the most important thing i think i have probably ever done in my life. with respect to the percentage fredricka, i have to say i don't believe it. the support i saw in this room shows exactly the opposite. if you don't believe me, then believe the numbers. because since 2008, the number of african-american living in poverty has risen by 1.4 million. since barack obama took office, the median income in the black households has declined $4,000. and since barack obama took office, the amount of black ownership has dropped from 47% to nearly 40%. so you ask yourself, are you better off than you were eight years ago, because i know i'm not? >> so lin, would it have been more effective if donald trump were there? >> and you know what, donald trump will be here and reaching out to the black community more and more as the campaign goes on. he endorses us being here. he trusts his daughter in law, laura, to handle th

. >> amid the bipartisan backlash, trump's son, eric, says he has apologized. >> i think he has been calling them a hero. >> and the trump children saying they're willing to speak up and speak honestly with their father. >> will you tell your father she wrong? >> we can tell him he is wrong. >> listen, we go back and forth as a family, and i think that is, having children be part of this process. >> trade, immigration, and her ability to improve the economy and his character. >> this woman is a thief, a courtroom, and a temperament of a loser. >> trump gets side tracked by a crying baby. >> i love babies, don't worry about that baby. i hear that baby crying, i like it. what a beautiful baby. >> actually i was only kidding, you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. i think she really believed me that i love having a baby crying while speaking. >> trump's comments continuing to be a concern to gop leaders. and while i disagree with her on many issues, i will vote for mrs. clinton. not the only comments from trump raising eyebrows this week. and how his daughter wo

. >> i think that is a big question by him, and eric trump stands behind his father. eric trump suggested that strong women somehow don't get sexually harrised. >> did he stay by what he said? >> it should be addressed and addressed strongly. ivanka is a strong powerful woman, she would not allow thoers be objected. >> don't worry about that baby i love babied. i love babies. i hear that baby crying i like it. i like it. i was only kidding. you can get that baby out of here. >> we all like crying babies. he said he cannot want to criticize the but he said that criticism of that family should be avoided. >> major changes today at the democratic national committee in the wake of last week's e-mail hacking scandal. the ceo is now stepping down and she is far from alone. let's bring out joe johns. this starts with the hacking into the dnc server and the wikileaks revelations of the e-mails. many of them talking about attacking bernie sanders in the primaries. >> and you knew there would be some blow back. and it is just a tough time for a national party to have a big lead

trump. we are going to ask his son eric about it less than 15 minutes from now, right here on this program todaynow, tammy bruce is with us this friday morning. i say this has been a turnaround week for trump. last night we saw the trump that the clinton campaign is probably afraid of. what do you say? >> yes, the campaign, as well as the media tried to make a caricature of donald trump. there's a reason why he's generally liked in new york and overall. this is a man that people know. people have said this is who they've understood donald trump to be and the man they've gotten to know and finally the american people now are seeing it. i can tell you after milwaukee, his support among african-americans had been at 4% and the l.a. times, usc poll, now has it at 14. stuart: really? >> that's a virtual 500% increase because of one speech to african-americans. now, it's still low, but tells you that americans are looking for a reason to support donald trump and he is now giving it to them. stuart: i want to take another small bite from his speech last night where he was directly addressing black vote

mark: eric trump is not the only person trying to reframe controversial statements made by donald trump fact, his family and surrogates have become increasingly important players in the election, requiring a lot of translating of what the candidate "meant" to say. your rescue -- here are a few examples. >> every time i go on a tv show it is to correct the record or explain something a journalist or the democrats have taken out of context. >> i was at the dnc. i saw the speech. let's start with this. i myself have utmost respect for han, for his parents, fotheir sacrifice. mark: would it have been better if he had emphasized that in his initial comments? >> he was attacked. it was not like this was a bipartisan speech. >> would her father be willing to apologize and move on? >> that is a great question for him. i think he has by calling them a hero. in terms of your question, whether he has made sacrifices, i think my father has. that is not the ultimate sacrifice, a soldier dying to protect this nation. >> he did not start the fight. this is typical media when donald trump responds to s

we're going to tell you about that. >>> and eric trump like you've never seen him before.his home with his wife. i spent the afternoon with them. i'm going to share that story with you, several you haven't heard actually. >> excellent. ♪ ♪ there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. that inactive satellite radio of yours is ready to roll. because the siriusxm free listening event is on right now! just hit the sat button in your car and listen free thru sept 6. that's right, two glorious weeks of commercial-free music, plus talk, sports, comedy, news, and more. your ride has never, ever, rocked like this. oh yeah, siriusxm is on for free right now. so tune in and let's ride! always has to be who sat your desk? phone now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move c

eric trump talking about the resignation. we understand how it plays on the side of the campaign. >> my father didn't want to be distracted, paul was amazing. he helped us get through the primary process, did a great job with delegates. now you look at the other people bringing it in, absolutely fantastic and they are the ones who bring up all the way through november 8th and 2 victory. my father didn't want to have those distractions looming over the campaign and all the issues. >> i wonder if donald trump shouldn't give credit for recognizing this quickly and taking care of it. you hear eric trump say we didn't want this to be a distraction. the pounds, there is a shakeup at the top, what i don't see is the credibility that somebody -- a discussion about leaving. >> you know how to hire good people and surround yourself and how to hire people get the job done. why hadn't obama fired a bunch of people. who knows how to fire people and how to hire people. >> as opposed to corey lewandowski, right away this is a distraction, h

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eric trump tried to turn it to go after hillary clinton. roblem is the filter only handle a few stories at a time, and donald trump is creating the biggest stories through his errors. john: those are just attempts to change the subject. in the end, the subject is the subject. when we come back, donald trump digs into the rigged system. and later, the washington post about that incredible interview we just reference with donald trump. we will be right back with all that. ♪ john: both of the vice presidential candidates have hit the trail hard, holding high-profile events. ur,er tim kaine's bus to a rally and richmond yesterday before heading to florida today. campaigned in arizona this afternoon, but spent yesterday in nevada, where he got some decent local news coverage. here is a sampling of what that sounded like. >> handmade two stops in northern -- and made two stops in northern nevada yesterday and also a town hall event inside the carson nugget earlier in the day. he laid out his qualifications to be feist president. >> a question from

and there's eric trump saying that he's got some immigration speeches coming up. well, he did, but they canceled the first one, or the only one that he had coming up. >> right. well, lawrence, as is often the case, i agree with most of what pete said. but let's look at this from a policy angle and let's look at it from a political angle. from a policy angle donald trump is now articulating what every reasonable and honest republican leader for years has been saying, which is that you are not going to deport 11 million immigrants, which include children who have never lived in another country before. it's not feasible, and it's not good policy. but the reason he's doing this is not because he's read up on the issue and he's decided what's the right thing to do. the reason he's doing, it to which joy alluded to, is because he thinks that it's the right political move when he is 20 points down where he needs to be to try to win this election. and unfortunately, that's just not going to work out for him because as pete pointed out, the image of what donald trump is on

because they're going to have to balance off the stuff that their father says. >> eric trump defended his comments on twitter, writing, quote, i said sexual harassment is a no go. should be addressed by human resources. it is totally unacceptable behavior. charlie. >> thanks, juliana. >>> face the nation moderator john dickerson is joining us. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> is the republican party going to turn in a big way? are we reaching the point where this building pressure causes them to come together and say we can't go as the president said any more. >> the problem is anybody who has endorsed donald trump has to worry about doing anything that helps hillary clinton get elected. this is what has kept mitt romney than going farther than he has. all the criticism, you're hurting the party. if you stick with donald trump for too long then if you do finally break, people will say wait, you didn't break for reasons one through 19, now you're -- and then on the other hand, you also get the people who are supporting trump who support him intensely, then raging against that

eric trump isn't the only one trying to reframe controversial statements made by donald trump. in fact, trump's family and surrogates have become increasingly important players in a campaign that has required a lot of translating of what the gop candidate quote, meant to say. here are a few examples of the lines of defense from just the past 36 hours. >> every time i go on a tv show it's to correct the record or to explain something that a journalist or the democrats have taken out of context. >> i was there at the dnc. i saw the speech. let me start with this. i myself, the trump campaign, katrina, mr. trump, have utmost respect for captain khan, for his parents, for their loss, for their supreme sacrifice. that is a baseline we do not want to move off of. >> would it have been better if he had emphasized that in his initial comments? >> he as somebody who was attacked by mr. khan from the dnc, and -- >> would your father be willing to apologize and move on? >> that's a great question for him. i think he has by calling them a hero. in terms of whether you have made a sacrifice

eric trump, donald's son, suggested what was going on was mr. trump was essentially trying to send the distraction that was some of the problems circling around mr. manafort's role as campaign chairman. there have been a series of of reports and increasing criticism from democrats about paul man manafo manafort's work for the pro-russian political party in ukraine and his work with the then-president between 2007 and 2012, victoriktor yanukovych. these connections and some of the business that mr. manafort had done may not have been adequately disclosed in the u.s., whether he was a foreign agent for a foreign country or not. he insists he was not, but there were an onslaught of reports in "the new york times" and elsewhere that were raising this. >> some republicans certainly concerned about that work that he did on behalf of that pro-russian political party in the ukraine. i want to mention to our viewers, we just saw a picture of donald trump and also mike pence boarding that plane to head up to massachusetts, wrapping up their trip down in st

donald and eric trump's comments sparked a national debate.correspondent jodi cantor is here along with rikki klieman, also known as mrs. bratton. jodi, talk about your comments to both of the trump men and what you think it says about the broader perception of sexual harassment at the workplace. >> i've interviewed different women in the industry over the years and say they have been sexually harassed in the workplace. i've never interviewed one who said she was able to brush it off yaels easily. the pattern is general lower level women are afraid to speak out because they don't have another power in the organization and higher level women feel they have a great deal to lose by speaking out. the roger ailes departure from fox news is many is exceptional. this is not usually what happens. people usually stay silent and threat of a lawsuit is settled out of the public domain. >> are you worried about the comments that eric said ivanka would not let that happen to her. >> women feel to push back. >> a strong woman i think wouldn't allow herself

. >> reporter: today, eric trump, asked if his father should apologize tohe >> i think he has by calling them a hero. in terms of the one question whether you've made a sacrifice, i think my father has. now, that's certainly not the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: eric trump adding this -- >> i think this is something that was honestly blown hugely out of proportion. >> reporter: but it was donald trump who kept tweeting about the khans four days after their convention appearance. and today, no regrets. >> i don't regret anything. i said nice things about the son. and i feel that very strongly. but of course, i was hit very war veteran, who gave trump his purple heart -- >> 100%, i'm behind him. i know other veterans that are behind him. >> reporter: but today, president obama putting pressure on republicans to denounce their nominee. >> if you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms, that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? >> reporter: also today, an unscripted moment on the trump interrupted by a crying baby. >> don't worry about that baby. i

i sat down with eric trump. i did say when we asked him the question about the african american community he said if you look at what president obama has done for the african american community hasn't been good. 20% of black americans out of the labor force. >> those are huge numbers. there is a pew poll showing he's doing better with black americans and is he making in roads? >> he sat down and had discussions with minorities and one lady said they wanted to listen to them and he really wants to get there and make changes. >> who more difficult to deal within the morning? ryan or steve? >> i'm just trying to cause trouble. >> yes. i know. by the way, the message that you set for brian we aired on our morning show. >> did you? >> yes. >> if you want to watch the interview go to our website at fox and friends.com. >> great work this election year, too. >> thank you. >> coming up, very important >> coming up, very important question of the oudairy or artificial flavors., so we invented a word that means that. shmo

then eric trump was on with charlie rose at cbs and this is what eric trump had so say, defending his father. >> you're saying ivanka is a strong, powerful woman. she wouldn't allow herself to be, you know, objected, you know, to it, and by the way, you should certainly take it up with human resources and she would as a strong person. at the same time, i don't think she would allow herself to be subjected to that. and i think that's a point of news making. and he did so well. >> ruth marcus? >> look, it's really easy if you're donald trump and your daughter is ivanka trump to say oh well if somebody's treating you badly in the workplace, just find another career or find another job. a lot of people do not have the luxury they don't have trust funds, they don't have big bank accounts. they might not be able to find another job. and the notion that it's their responsibility to either go elsewhere, which is outrageous, or to be strong enough to handle it on their own which is a little bit of what eric trump was say, he did say go to hr, is just outrageous. the whole, in fact, donald trum

earlier, i spoke with trump's son eric and daughter-in-law laura and said you will see advertising. >> between now and november 8th, there would be tremendous advertising on both sides. advertising campaign will focus on trump's message of america first. we spoke near where his father was holding a fund-raiser today. >> the greatest father to us. >> reporter: but i asked eric trump about the claims many have made that his father does not have the right temperament to be president. >> i think my father is an incredibly direct and people are sick and tired of what's happening. you need someone who mr. fight for our nation. >> reporter: trump's daughter- in-law laura trump -- >> he cares deeply about women, women's issues. i think, e van ca, we've -- the rally or watch for our report tonight at 11:00. >> the heat streak is what, day 10 now? >> i'm looking for a streak in the 80s. at least today it wasn't mid to upper 90s. it so we go northeast of the triangle like we were yesterday up here by the virginia border right there. there's i-95. so you can see heavy downpours very little lightn

thanks to eric trump. we conducted that sbefr view and since the interview the white house has announced president obama will visit last r ra ra. he is going there tuesday. so we will bring you more once the president goes to louisiana on tuesday. >>> big changes regardless of whether hillary clinton moves into the white house. it is enough about the foundation's donation policy. we'll delve in with that next. would like to hear. we're looking ahead now on sunday morning futures. ♪ >>> welcome back. a major make over in the works for the clinton foundation. hillary clinton's charity will put an end to foreign donations should she be elected president. bill clinton saying he will resign from the board to avoid second guessing. we are live right now. she has been pushing for the investigation. good to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> is this enough? do you think it is the changes should hillary clinton be elected? >> these are things that should have taken place when she became secretary of state

coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk with eric trump, donald trump's son, about the backlash of the remarks about the family of an american muslim so long. >>> for the first time, government officials have issued a travel alert for issues within the united states. 14 cases have turned up in miami's winwood arts district. florida's governor has asked for a cdc emergency response team. hena daniels is in new york. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie, out of those 14 cases, locally transmitted zika in the state. 12 men and two women are emergency response team to the south florida neighborhood at the center of this zika outbreak. >> reporter: the domestic travel warning affecting miami's winwood arts district is a first for the cdc. >> we're advising pregnant women not to travel to this one mile area north of miami, and for pregnant women to work in that area to do everything possible to prevent mosquito bites. >> reporter: the unprecedented erupted over the weekend. they're expecting their second son in october. >> i think it's a necessary precaution, because as far as i

nicole: eric trump was with maria bartiromo yesterday. >> it's interesting as a nonpolitician step in seeing how ingrain politics are inside some people. but again if you look at what democrats have done for inner cities, inner city youth, 60% unemployment. they've never done anything. nothing ever happens. nicole: this month's fox news latino poll shows hillary clinton leading 46 points among hispanic voters. lauren: the clinton campaign criticizing donald trump for possible financial connections with foreign countries including russia this comes after paul manafort resigned. >> donald trump is refuse to go discloses deep financial ties that reach into the kremlin and china has leverage over him. none of this is being disclosed. lauren: a land deal with the nigerian firm that was tied to the clinton foundation. nicole: collin powell after reports, the truth is she was using personal e-mail per year before i sent a memo on what i did, end quote. lauren: more than a hundred thousand people have be registered for federal aid after 60,000 homes were damaged from historic flooding. many c

we also will be here and in just a short time speaking one on one with eric trump, trump's son and we're going guy discussing a number u topics key to the campaign. plan is for advertising here in north carolina. so we'll have updates throughout the day on wncn.com or you can watch the reports tonight at 5:00. beau minnick, cbs north carolina. >>> and while trump is here in north carolina, hillary clinton's in new york to meet with law enforcement leaders from around the country. trump still shaking off criticism about his campaign shakeup. at trump's tax returns. >> we have no idea what tax rate he pays because unlike everybody else who's run for president in the last four or five decades, he refuses to release his tax returns. >> meanwhile trump's new campaign manager kellyanne conway tells cbs this morning trump will stay on message. >> i'd rather lose a campaign were we put it all in the field substantively where people saw the differen o campaign based on style. >> now, clinton meets today with law enforcement leaders in new york. >>> we now know more about a deadly crash in durham

laura patton, who's vice president of the eric trump foundation and senior assistant to donald trump,trump and melania trump. the poll shows just 1% of african-american support. why is this event so important right now and how did this come about? >> well, as an african-american and minority myself, this event was the most important thing i have ever done in my life. with respect to the percentage, fredericka, i have to say that i absolutely don't believe it. because the support i saw in this room says exactly the opposite. if you don't believe me, then believe the numbers, since 2008, the number of americans living in poverty is 28%. the african-american median household income has declined by nearly $4,000 and since barack obama took office, the amount of black homeowner ship has dropped from 47% to nearly 40%. so you ask yourselves, are you better off than you were eight years ago? because i know i'm not. >> so, lynne, would it have been more effective if donald trump himself was there? >> he will be here, and he'll be reach ought to the black community more and more as the campaig

but eric trump, his son, said he, eric trump, is the biggest proponent -- or opponent of the idea of releasing his taxes. donald trump should release his taxes. it hasn't gotten enough traction. alex: three more months still. john: bernie sanders is set to launch his post campaign political group this evening. the group is called our revolution and it was envisioned to continue pursuing the sanders agenda, similar to the way howard dean did after he ran for president. but once was once a populist force that threatens to defeat hillary clinton or disrupt the convention is now beset by turmoil, infighting over the group's leadership and fundraising has led to mass resignations over the weekend and a lot of criticism of jeff weaver who is now running the operation, the folks who help sanders raise more than $200 million for the nomination fight have only cost up $300,000, which is not much to support progressive down ballot candidates. as bernie prepares to speak to his rose, whether the sanders revolution? by thism not surprised at all. so much of the sanders campaign message was predi

. >> we sat down with eric trump, donald trump's son. and asked limb what to expect that's become my father's message. we're not winning wars any more. we're getting ripped off by countries all across the world. >> trump's cap pain will spend nearly $5 million during the next 10 days on ads in four battleground states and yes, that includes north carolina. >> we also talked with former democratic state senator about trump's presidential run during his visit to charlotte. >> trump is the single most unqualified person to run for president in divide pair cans, preying on family's fears and prejudice. donald trump is only looking out for himself. >> also on the democratic organize with the clinton foundation will no longer accept foreign and corporate donations if hillary clinton is elected president. former president bill clinton said they would only accept donations from u.s. citizens and independent charities. >>> blue cross customers may website of largest health provider. thirst is the message that you'll see on the home page. they exp

she has entire media empire that constantly demonizes donald trump. ericmnist said the media bias against mr. trump is so bad he claims we're witnessing what he calls the death of american journalism. that newsman, michael goodwin, will join us next. martha: winds carrying enough dust to turn day into night. the storm that plunged a major city into darkness. ♪ she's combined income:hiest thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. "i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today." an out of touch hypocrite. she'd leave you defenseless. the nra political victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford? let's hear what actual customers are saying. [ hanson ] the hartford's integrity is something that's very important to us folks over 50. i get the highest levels of coverage. i get the highest levels of service, low premiums, but when it come

eric trump suggested on monday morning features with maria bartiromo. >> my father didn't want to have the distraction looming over the campaign. >> trump has maintained for years he does not apology and is not politically correct but last night in north carolina for a rhetorical pivot. >> sometimes in the heat felt debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words, or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and believe it or not, i regret it. and i do regret it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. >> while he did not apologize to any specific group of person, they were in part aimed to the family whose son was killed in iraq and trump insulted after the convention. >> i certainly hope that america heard him last night because of all the people, david, who have been saying, hey, let's get trump to pivot. let's get him to be more presidential, that is presidential. >> conway and the trump camp's new chief executive were brought in this week, a move signal that was time for manafort to go. a rapid revamp of his team and rhetoric this week

i encourage donald trump and eric trump to read them. we don't have to leave our job, or our career. >> here is ivanka trump herself in her 2009 book. that type of thing has happened to me before, many times actually on my father's construction site, but in those cases, they never realized i was the boss's daughter when they started hooting and hollering. didn't much matter how i responded. so to your point, it can happen to anyone. >> absolutely. and it does. we have to stop focusing on the victims, who are men as well sometimes, i've represented them too. we have to focus on perpetrator. roger ailes is getting a $40 million pay-off. my client has accused donald trump of sexual harassment since 1997. there was a settlement at that time that went all to her husband, for his company. she didn't get a dime. she's been asking for an apology, and she still hasn't gotten it. donald trump's son, trying to do damage control, has dug him in deeper. >> tell me how this works generally. people talk about hr, i think there's probably a lot of hesita

. >> donald trump's son, eric trump slams the media for its biassed coverage of khizr khan. we'll expose the hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> here's a woman who is a total thief. i mean she's a crook. she's a crook, and she lies more than any human being i've ever seen. and she's got no gravitas. and by the way, she's got a bad temperament. she's got a temperament of a loser. >> that was donald trump going after hillary clinton earlier today on the campaign trail, calling her a thief and a crook. joining us now with reaction, laura ingraham. also a nationally syndicated radio host. you know, what's amazing to me is all the evidence we have, and even a cnn poll, 64% in that poll think she's dishonest, untrustworthy, and still it's sort of like if we had hillary on video shooting somebody, you still would get that 45% of americans voting for her saying, well, the guy proba

eric trump spoke earlier with maria baltimore. here imaria bartiromo. here is what he to say? >> he helped us get through the convention. he helped us do a great job with the delegates. you know, now you look at kellyanne and some of the other people we are bringing in and they are absolutely fantastic. they will be the ones that bring us all the way through november 8th and ultimately get us the victory. my father didn't want to have the distraction looming over the campaign and quite frankly looming over all the issues that hillary is facing right now. >> caitlin good decision to go ahead and do that? it seems like it was quite amicable but more a necessity. >> i'm not surprised that manafort chose to leave. there were the distractions that eric was alluding to, the ties to pro-russian groups in ukraine. those headlines were continuing to come out. but also manafort's role had been diminished with the staff changes. his idea and approach to trump asking him to be more presidential, trying to get him to change his tuna little bit was really disregarded by trump. and that is a

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plus eric trump joins us here in studio 57 with his reaction to his father's feud with the family afteroldier. and, warren buffet's got a new challenge for donald trump to release his tax returns. >> also, the chicken motorcycle nugget is getting a make over. what mcdonald's menu changes mean for your health, and the fast-food industry. and a surprise announcement from oprah winfrey. news back in the morning, see in you just about ten minutes. >> thanks, northbound, a we will be watching. >> absolutely. and we're offering our congratulations this morning, to the upper township little league team on terrific season. the young players, from cape may county, lost to a team from freehold monmouth county last night in gloucester city. freehold's team will now represent new jersey in the little league world series. freehold takes on connecticut in rounds one, never the also, congratulations to upper township on a great year. >>> hey, grab the crayons and your creativity. >> school may be out but crayola experience in easton help spark the imagination of children this summer. live there with t

it's not the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: eric trump adding this. >> i think this is something that was blown hugely out of proportion. >> reporter: it was donald trump who kept tweeting about the khans four days after their appearance and no regrets? >> i don't regret anything i said. i said nice things about the son. i feel that strongly. i was hit hard from the stage. >> reporter: and from that iraqi war veteran who gave trump his purple heart. i know other veterans that are behind anymore. >> reporter: but president obama putting pressure on republicans to denounce their nominee. >> if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? >> reporter: also a moment on the trail. trump interrupted by a crying baby. >> don't worry about that baby. i love babies. i love babies. i hear thaba i like it. the mom is running around like, don't worry about it. >> reporter: but then just one minute later. >> actually, i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. i think she real

eric trump appeared -- eric trump appeared on cbs this morning, today, and defended his father's ongoing feud with the family of a veteran saying, "what i think this country needs