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and flynt zerves better. in fact, so does america. >> well, none of this, of course, is likely to surprise or certainly disturb the voter now looking to vote for trump. perhaps it will actually remind him of his brand. well, fact is that the country right now is divided with trump on one side of what is today, september 15th, an equal divide. joining me right now to talk about that, "the washington post" robert costa, former rnc national committee chair, michael steele, and jane newton small. so trump seems to go back and forth between a teleprompter and being donald trump. what brought him back to being trump today? because hillary's back? >> i was with trump all day yesterday in flynt, michigan, and canton, ohio, and i got the sense shadowing him for about ten hours that this is a candidate that's very optimistic about the polls and is going with his gut. it's his instincts right now running this campaign. steve bannon and kellyanne conway, of course, around him. but this is a candidate driving his own ship

this is what happened yesterday in flynt. >> hillary failed on the economy.'s failed on foreign policy. everything she touched didn't work out. nothing. now hillary clinton -- >> excuse me, mr. trump, i invited you here to thank us for -- >> oh, oh, okay. >> not give a political speech. >> okay, that's good. then i'm going to go back on to flyn flint. >> now this morning, trump suggested that faith green timmons, the pastor there we saw, had planned to disrupt his remarks, ahead of time. >> listen to this. >> when she got up to introduce me, she was so nervous. she was shaking. and i said, wow, this is sort of strange. and then she came up. so she had that in mind, there's no question about it. >> bother you? does it bother you? it seems like it did? >> no, it doesn't bother me. i mean, everyone plays their games. it doesn't bother me. i'll tell you what really made me feel good. the audience was saying, let him speak, let him speak. >> now, the pool reporter in the room at the time says reverend timmons did not appear nervous. he also says that no one said,

this photo was taken last week after mary cogny little miss flynt in michigan and she said, this photo is not what it seems. mary said it wasot her. her mom blames her brother for leaving behind that startled look. >> her little brother told her if anybody touches donald trump, the secret service would tackle them, plus all the yelling going on around them, that might have startled her. >> okay, you can get it. it was an intense scene there and the mom says that picture sparked a few negative comments trying to put her daughter in that's not case but it happened to get popular online. >> a famously curiously monkey needs some help or at least his store does. an online petition has started to try to save the only curious george store. the owner of the cambridge score is because they need to relocate and this is the one dedicated to live pictures and educational toys. >> a police officer in columbus, ohio is reunited with a man he ago. >> the primary -- do you remember me. >> no, i don't. >> from 1977. i pulled you from a swimming pool. . >> that's just awesome. the meeting came about af

>> i was with trump all day yesterday in flynt, michigan, and canton, ohio, and i got the sense shadowing him for about ten hours that this is a candidate that's very optimistic about the polls and is going with his gut. it's his instincts right now running this campaign. steve bannon and kellyanne conway, of course, around him. but this is a candidate driving his own ship, driving his own car. >> do you have a sense that has he thinks these polls are trend? because i heard about that today listening to the other discussions on other programs. i keep saying, when is a blip on the screen a cycle? when does it become a trend? something that's moving in one direction, unless stopped? >> well, i said to trump, chris, as he was looking over all of these polls on his plane, they were piling up, and he reviews them very carefully. i said, well, some of the polls show you are up nationally and in swing at a times. and he looked at me incredulous, and he said, some? some? all of them are up. so he's very confident as he looks at the data. we'll see if it lasts. he thinks part of the reason is the

he has been to flynt, michigan, take his message to eastern ohio and coal miners whose jobs have beenut. saturday he's in houston raising money. he's everywhere, and this is being reflected in the polls. he's within striking distance. north carolina, nevada, ohio. he's got the momentum and i think he can go all the way. charles: lisa, i know yesterday in flint donald trump spoke at a black church and this morning he had some comments that ruffled feathers. but from hillary's points of view, what does she have to do? it feels like when she is out of the news she goes down and when she is in front of the news she goes down. >> that's the challenge for hillary clinton. she has been on the defense for weeks. aides literally smashing phones with hammers. and most recently with her health scare. her campaign concealed and hid that information. for hillary clinton she needs to figure out a way to make this election about donald trump. right now this is an election about her. she is a candidate without a message. she is a candidate without a reason for running. she has no message. what does h

donald trump says the flynt pastor wanted to grandstand and pastor wanted to grandstand and get her . a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. . lou: in our online poll last night, we asked you the question, does the fact that hillary has only been on bed rest for three days makes you suspicious that pneumonia is the correct diagnosis? 81% of you say it's -- you're a little suspicious of the diagnosis. joining us senior pastor at the new revival center in cleveland, ohio. pastor darryl scott. pastor, great to have you with us. great to see you again. was the deal in flint, michigan, was that a setup, do you think, for donald trump? >> i think it was a setup. first of all that pastor was very, very disrespectful to her guest, and you know, she was grandstanding, i believe she was grandstanding for the democrats, you know, she p

. >>> and more funding might be on the way to help the people in flynt, michigan. they're still struggling with the lead water crisis. the senate voted to move forward on a bill including $220 million in emerge to replace lead-contaminated pipes and improve led prevention programs and test water for led in -- lead until skies, part of a $10 billion water projects bill. the final approval is expected this week. >> and america's military is getting fatter. the first time in 10 years, the pin releasing fitness data from the troops. 6.2%. the military is in good shape, 70% are overweight or obese and the pin has not said what is causing the increase. >>> and i want to show you what it looks like outside. you can see the skyline looks nice, somara. >> and that is looking nice and lovely. beautiful and calm and cool out there and you saw the live image, and no green on the radar or in seat and that is dry for tuesday conditions as we start off and into the next 24 hours, we're expecting a shot of rain for your wednesday and that is the next greatest chance for rain and s

both sides are fighting over non-zika-related items and including funding for the flynt water crisis and pesticide regulations. >> and is your boss a little crazy? may be you can't relate to what you go through every day? >> and hopefully no one thinks we're implying anything here. >> no. >> and it's possible your boss could be a psycho path. there is a new study out from australia that found 1 in ceo's are considered psycho paths and that iswoman teared to -- compared to the number of prisoners who are. the study said they can be successful because they're warming and self-centered and don't worry about other people's feelings and don't mind putting others at risk and that does not describe any of the great people we work for. >> and, nonetheless, it's interesting. >>> and george h.w. bush reveals who he is voting for and it makes headlines this . >>> good morning, cleveland and welcome to the morning sprint. >> it's 15 minutes of everything you need to know to start your tuesday, including the hunt for a peeping tom in >>> and light start you off with the power of 5 meteorologist s

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polls show clinton with a 5% lead over drum np the granite state that lower lead she had in church in flynt, michigan yesterday. and when he started attacking clinton a pastor shut him down. >>> mr. trump i invited you -- oh, oh, oh okay. i will go back. >>> also this morning as trump heads to new hampshire. a break from tradition there for the first time in a century the union leader is not endorsing a libertarian candidate gary johnson. >>> still ahead this morning another storm hits the east coast parts of georgia and the carolinas slammed as the remnant of tropical storm julia wash ashore. >> driverless car hitting the roads across the u.s. find out why they could soon be a reality here in boston. >> fall-like feel to air back with us this morning. we'll be back us with again tomorrow morning. how high temperatures go. the weekend forecast, ahead. >>> and we continue to follow police responding to stand off. he's threatening to blow up the building. we're working to get more details. we have a grew on the way to the brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access to mammogr

with us this morning are karen flynt, the organization's director of athletics, and amanda yetman, the school program's coordinator. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much for having us. >> first, karen, tell us about the organization, how it was started, and more about the mission. >> sure. go for the goal was started in 2006 by beth and rich stephanici when their oldest son was diagnosed with cancer. they very quickly realized how important it was to help these other kids and their families who were facing a similar journey. the different focuses of our foundation are to provide financial assistance to families, to grant personal wishes for kids, implement unique hospital programs, and also fund research. >> and lace-up for pediatric cancer is just one way that you guys are spreading awareness. >> it is. and we're very fortunate. lace-up has been in existence since 2011. it began in new jersey youth soccer community. since 2011, we've had over a quarter of a million athletes across the country lace up at all levels, all sports. we're very excited about it. >> and amanda, you

it used to be cars were made in flynt and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. now cars are made in mexico and you can't drink the water in flint. [ applause ] but we're going to turn this around. my economic plan rejects the cynicism that says our labor force will keep declining, that our jobs will keep leaving and that our economy can never grow as it did once before and, boy, oh, boy, did it used to grow. we reject the pessimism that says our standard of live canning no longer rise and that's all there is left to divide because, frankly, we're looking at an economy now of no growth and redistribution of wealth and that's not going to work. everything that is broken today can be fixed and everything failure can be turned into a truly great success. just look at the way i just melded into the tell prompter that just went off. who else could have pulled that off, okay? [ laughter ] who else? jobs can stop leaving our country and they will just absolutely start pouring in. it can happen. failing schools can become flourishing schools. crumbling roads and bridges

leader for the democrats and i think that she and paul ryan have worked out an agreement to get the flyntchigan crisis dealt with. there may be something in the continued resolution as to -- it'lle borrow or probably be tomorrow or friday but we will get a deal and the government will go on. we will rescue flint and the state of louisiana at the same time. host: what do you think about the issues that were raised on the floor of the house yesterday? guest: there are a lot of problems in our nation with race. a lot of people are seeing ugliness her collate up through the campaign. and anti-latino rhetoric by the presidential candidate of the republican party, suggestions that we ban entire groups of people because of their religion, these things are not presented of of america. affects amendment african-american women other than anybody else, because they are on medicaid, low income we -- it eliminates it, economically for low income women. so there is a lot of race that is the undercurrent. theust had the opening of smithsonian african-american museum. a wonderful facility and it is neede