was great then, you didn't think america was great then. >> i thoughterica was excellent. i thought nafta was a huge mistake, a terrible mistake, but i think he set a tone that was an excellent tone for this country. i disagree with some of his -- >> looking back you seemed to like it, but at the time -- >> looking back i liked it more. >> this was a fiery guy. donald trump of 1987. >> it's the same guy. >> i'll give you consistency. >> if you could win as an independent, would you be more -- >> no i want to run. >> i get why you don't want to run as an independent because you probably wouldn't win. it's hard. >> look, somebody was asking me that question the other day times 50. >> i understand. >> i'm hearing it all the time. >> i know. >> i'm running as a republican. i'm leading by double digits for -- >> just say i'm going to stay as a republican. why is it so hard? >> because i'm not prepared to close that door yet but i wouldn't be surprised if some day in the not too distant future it happens. they're treating me very well. i just want to be treat

it is going to be heavy on great america parkway because we have a big concert at levi stadium. on the maps i can show you where it is and what is happening. if you are going to be at levi stadium for luke bryan's tour expect major delays tomorrow. this starts at 6:00 people at levi stadium and we have lawrence expressway, we have great america parkway, 237, 101, 880, plenty of traffic. down led our exclusive waze app to get around the delays. no delays reported on ac transit or ace train. now, highway 4, moving into concord up to i-80 at hercules, that drive is still. ing calm and descends -- accident-free on highway 24, look, great at lafayette. >> the stock markets in china, korea, taiwan and japan have opened higher pushed by upbeat economic data in the united states. the asian markets are responding to the 2.3 percent gain in wall street that helped recoup half of the losses it experienced from the shark six help day slide. >> mark the calendar, the date has been set for the next big announcement. >> here are the tech bytes. >> apple sent out invitations it an event in san

our own children and grandchildren will never be able to have the great america that can do great things around the world. that has to be job one. does not mean we won't care and want involved, but the number one goal is to make it so people in this country will have the kind of money they can contribute to the seven dollars mosquito net that save the children that are right not dying of malaria unnecessarily. let me pass this on. we fail toetimes understand our involvement in the world needs to be from the strengthen -- position of strength, not we. the one thing i am committed to that america will no longer be a toion that asks permission speak or act. we will act in americans best interest and american workers best interest. we will make this country strong and make it so that wages in somethingry are worth again, something that has not happened in 40 years when the bottom 9% of the economy has had geithner wages. that has to change. back here. >> [inaudible] huckabee: she says i am a real art for -- campaign for arts education. i am. i am one of the only governors to mandate arts and

make america great again. >> it's not too late for america. with your help, we can make+(o)w this country great again. >> the issue is not that america isn't great. the issue is that america can be even greater.

and great america next to levi stadium will also be open. tickets for the practice were given out to fans who registered last week. >> if it is too hot at the stadium you can go over to great america with the boom ring water pack right? >> take a >> they will get you go in the ice buckets. an added benefit. my 88. a last sunshine. you know how levi stadium can get. san jose is 64. santa clara is 60. same in campbell and cupertino. mountain view is 63. milpitas is around 62. we have 58 at los gatos and safer together and los altos hills. half moon bay is 54. redwood city and newark and alameda and danville, all at 62. lafayette is 63. novato is 60. we are up to six or seven degrees warmer than yesterday especially inland oakland and san francisco are the exceptions you are cooler. the visibility has no real marine layer but for language the -- along coast. only mountain view, sfo and oakland are reporting wind. it is light. it is variable. clouds, the high clouds developing into the south bay that is still happening but here is the low we tal

he says make america great again. meaning america is not great.imed by the polarized media to receive a dog whistle like this that appeals to their misplaced anger. unsettled by the pace of change they want their country back. trump remains a hero to these folks because he championed the birther movement, current emphasis on illegal immigration resonates because it is a shorthand way of describing an america threatened by others. including that guy in the white house. they have been schooled to believe that change is tantamount to a breakdown in order. and yet, even the pro business "wall street journal" noetd in an editorial about birth right citizenship, the immigration hawks are correct that birth right citizenship is unusual among nations, but since when did republicans dump their belief in american exceptionalism? the idea that america is special. look, we have problem that need fixing. when a 32-year-old woman is slain in broad day light in san francisco by a guy who broke into the country five times, you can safely say that border control i

you're gonna play tonight over at great america. raul: we'll be at great america tonight.lly, this is one of our first shows here in our--where we're from, from san jose, you know? for us, it's really special to come back here and show what we have. and we've been all over, all over the east coast, all over the south pretty much, and now we're making our way over to california. we'll be in this area for the next couple months working. thankfully, like i said, we've come a long way from "todos somos arizona" to where we're at now, and we're just happy to have work. damian: and you guys just came from mexico, no? mexia: yeah, we did. we were promoting our first single, "sencillamente," out there. "sencillamente" was actually in the number one charts within mexico, central america, south america, and making its way here to the states. and now with our second single, "caramelo," doing the same thing. so, we're kind of riding the wave, you know? cómo se dice? you know, we're very much grateful, very much appreciative of what's happening with us right now and the band. i think w

we are bringing message that is really really -- my whole thing is make america great again. >> wake up america. >> thank you very much. >> don't go away you will hear more from donald trump when we come back. .ú.úññññññoññ >>> welcome back to this special edition of "cashin in." you heard donald trump say he's not beholden to anyone. is that what the country needs, michelle? >> i do. i think so. i know democrats keep saying that all hispanics hate donald trump, but i actually like donald trump. i like that he's not a career politician who is trying to climb the political ladder. he's not trying to get money from big donors he's not going and kissing up to all of the rich people asking them for money. i like that. and he's talking about issues like immigration, which is what americans care about. but the gop class does not want to talk about. the establishment does not want to talk about that issue. he's making that an issue and forcing other candidates to talk about something they don't want to. >> and let's stay on money for a second. right now, a lot of candidates are in california

we are bringing message that is really really -- my whole thing is make america great again. >> wake up america. >> thank you very much. >> don't go away you will hear more from donald trump when we come back. hey! did you know 2.4 million loving cats and dogs in shelters and rescues need our help to find a home? let's go to theshelterpetproject.org and meet a few who are in a shelter near you. harlow--whoa! she's one great listener who loves to hear all your stories. my kind of cat. sorullo is a sweet, goofy boy who's eager to please. sounds just like another dog i know. so go to theshelterpetproject.org, search your local shelters and rescues, and go for a cuddle with your next best friend! adopt! >>> welcome back to this special edition of "cashin in." you heard donald trump say he's not beholden to anyone. is that what the country needs, michelle? >> i do. i think so. i know democrats keep saying that all hispanics hate donald trump, but i actually like donald trump. i like that he's not a career politician who is trying to climb the political ladder. he's not trying to get money

great question. how do you make america great again? a better question what makes america so great, anyway? if you can't answer that without succumbing to jaded cynicism or shallow cliches you're sunk. america needs a storyteller who can sell america who doesn't mock what is already mocked by our foes and believes -- our story matters as we face a competing story from isis. their tale? it's come fight the infidel or die. that's a compelling story. it shows how evil can flourish in the desert the culture, the abortion clinic. evil rises in the absence of good. a leader should see how our story since vietnam has been chipped away by belief. an american agnosticims. rather than fight evil by now undermine the good. so you can't return us to greatness if you dismiss what makes us great. sacrifice, women, and honill and honor. it doesn't matter. it doesn't appear in self-made myths or smug entitlement. we need a storyteller who gets that. to accept anything else means that our ambivalence is permanent. and that making america great again is pure folly. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> so i want to go around th

make america great again! make america great again! thank you.nk you. >> so that is a day in trump. cnn's m.j. lee live for us at the trump event. hello, m.j. there has been dispute whether this was a fund raiser or not. here's what trump said about that. listen and we'll talk. >> this is not a fund raiser tonight. so you understand. we are, i guess they're paying for some of the basics in terms. we have food. i guess, 1,5002,,000 people. this is not a fund raiser. we are not doing anything in terms of fund-raising. >> what about the check paysable to you? >> many people are coming in. they can pay whatever they want. i think they're doing something to offset the cost of food for 2,000 people. this is not a fund raiser. >> how is your money situation for the campaign? >> it's going great. i'm turning down millions of dollars for the campaign. millions. everybody is offering me money. i don't want it. i am turning down millions of dollars. and no interest. no interest. >> so, m.j., what can you tell us? fund raiser? no fund raiser? >> well, don th

great victory for the republicans and conservatives, but more importantly, we will have a great victory for america again and we can feel great about this rate country. thank you. god bless you. god bless america. god bless iowa. thank you very much. [no audio]

we've got to make america great again. we have to make america great again. we can do that is with donald trump. >> okay. so do you like any other republicans. do you like republicans in general or is it just mr. trump. >> i love mr. donald trump. mr. donald trump is who i love. >> and you can go to we -- excuse me. you can go to webesisters.com to see all of our views right there. >> that's right. >> webesisters.com. >> i haven't seen anyone who's as passionate about donald trump, except maybe himself, than you ladies. donald trump spoke just a few hours ago. here's some of what he said. he talked about that. i want you to listen to what he said. >> okay. >> in terms of what would you do to address -- and, really, they are at -- i don't know about all time, but certainly they're doing very poorly. you look at what's going on in every place. i mean, every place. we have powder kegs all over the country waiting to explode. you need spirit, cheer leading and you need jobs. >> and he's talking about race relations in this country. what do you say to that? >> he'

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make america great again. >> it's not too late for america. with your help, we can make+(o)s country great again. >> the issue is not that america isn't great. the issue is that america can be even greater. >> we'll call it the great wall of trump. >> build the wall, have the technology, the personnel. >> it's not feasible to build a wall as the sole solution. >> i'll use the word anchor baby. >> do you regret using anchor babies? >> no, i don't. >> you don't regret it. >> they're human beings. they're not just statistics. >> rand paul, you have to understand, is a disaster in the polls. he's a disaster on military and defense. he's getting decimated by everybody. >> i think people are going to have to decide whether they want someone who can say, she's fat, yeah i'm so good looking. she's stupid and i'm rich or i'm smart because i'm rich. >> has anyone ever heard of lindsey graham. >> if he becomes the nominee, we'll get killed. come to south carolina and i'll beat his brains out. >> jeb is nice person. he's very low energy. i'm not used to th

his favorability ratings are rising faster than you can say make america great again. what is the best news? john: make america great again. you would expect that trump would be, given his business back around that the economy scores would be strong, right? the immigration score, whatever you think of his position people know him for that. he is doing so well on terrorism and health care. i do not think anybody has any idea what israel positions are. it tells you what afraid cheney is -- a freight train he is during this campaign. mark: favorability is going to him. people think now that he is a strong general election candidate and only jeb bush and people thinking he may not be nominated. people think he is not going to win in the end. if we nominated him he would be with you guess hillary clinton. those numbers are important if he tries to grow therefore it from 20 to 30. john: not that he will be the nominee, that not that he will not be president. he would easily kind of those songs that is like a summer jingled. mark: i do not rule out the things you said. john: t

mark: every sentence ended with make america great again. i asked, what are you having for lunch? aid pizza, make america great again. i didn't notice that -- people just send this stuff? >> i got in pennsylvania made this flag and asked us to put it in the office. mark: are these is suitable for wearing? they look big. >> they do. mark: have you ever worked on a campaign? their lives working up to this, how did you get this job? >> i showed up and said i will do anything. mark: you are wearing a tie, is that office policy? >> yet, i think everybody wears a tie. mark: in vermont, they would be probably wearing tie-dye shirts and ripped jeans. did you come here because you knew somebody? >> i love donald trump. i watched the announcement from my work and i said i will go work for that guy. i e-mailed and showed up. i don't know -- mark: i don't know you can see in here, this is padlocked. this used to be the space for the apprentice. >> this is where the apprentice was. once we branch out, we might go to the floor. mark: this is the floor where they found it? is everything still the

. >> make america great again! make america great again!an voters support him than any other candidate. in this debate over beauty, it was the late american poet and pulitzer prizewinner, edna st. vincent millay who said, beauty is whatever gives joy. tune in to good morning america tomorrow and as always, we're on line 24/7 on our facebook page and at abc news.com. goodnight, america.

. >> make america great again! make america great again!republican voters support him than any other candidate. in this debate over beauty, it was the late american poet and pulitzer prizewinner, edna st. vincent millay who said, beauty is whatever gives joy. tune in to good morning america tomorrow and as always, we're on line 24/7 on our facebook page and at abc news.com. goodnight, america. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. ?e

. >>> happening today, a chance to channel your casper the ghost at great america.airs this weekend and next for people to play ghosts and ghouls during the halloween haunt in october. great america is looking to hire 500 people to scare the day lights out of its customers. if you're not into being a monster, that's okay. the park is also looking for backstage help. >>> 8:40 is the time. weatherwise, any fog right now? >> yes, there is. you can see the marine layer there. it's going to stay at the shoreline. cooling off a lot of the bay area in the days ahead. cooler than the average highs. i'll explain in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> tempers flare in texas after giants ace madison bumgarner takes issue with the rangers. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet, those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. we get 24/7k this out. professional monitoringme and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way bette

our own children and grandchildren will never be able to have the great america that can do great things around the world. that has to be job one. does not mean we won't care and want involved, but the number one goal is to make it so people in this country will have the kind of money they can contribute to the seven dollars mosquito net that save the children that are right not dying of malaria unnecessarily. let me pass this on. i think sometimes we fail to understand our involvement in the world needs to be from the strengthen -- position of strength, not we. the one thing i am committed to that america will no longer be a nation that asks permission to speak or act. we will act in americans best interest and american workers best interest. we will make this country strong and make it so that wages in this country are worth something again, something that has not happened in 40 years when the bottom 9% of the economy has had geithner wages. that has to change. back here. >> [inaudible] mr. huckabee: she says i am a real art for -- campaign for arts education. i am. i am one of the onl

. >> make america great again! make america great again! female republican voters support him than any other candidate. in this debate over beauty, it was the late american poet and pulitzer prizewinner, edna st. vincent millay who said, beauty is whatever gives joy. tune in to good morning america tomorrow and as always, we're on line 24/7 on our facebook page and at abc news.com. goodnight, america. hey. hey, andy. how you doin', andy?ou we should spspr. you look like you're losing weight. nah, i just gave up tucking in my shirt. you here to tell everybody your big news? andy got a new job booking guests on a national radio show. oh, congratulations, andy. wow...this proves it. the ladies like guys with jobs. whose show is it? jerry musso, big sports radio guy. i've heard jerry musso. never cared for him. nobody asked you. this is a good opportunity for andy, and i told him that i would do the show. you know, throw him a bone. actually, ray, that's what i came over to tell you. i'm afraid i have to... return your ne. what do you mean? i'm

the backup is several miles back to great america parkway about six miles away. if you have the opportunity, take 85 or 280 to get around this. >>> thank you. remark is back up for hours in san jose. after an accident involving a car and a bicyclist. this happened just before 7:00 a.m. on blossom hill road at the entrance to highway 85. officers say the bicyclist was a woman around 36 or so and taken to the hospital with serious injuries much the driver of the car stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. >> happening now, governor brown is meeting with fire officials working the rocky fire saying something has to be done about the 23 fires burning across the state. >> the message is clear. the california is bumping. what the hell you gonna do about it? it is not just california but extreme weather evens through the country and the world. it is not a game of politics. it is a net to our well-being and way of life. at least come up with some response. >> the governor is with a team of first responders including cal fire and law enforcement officials. the

was great again, you didn't think america was great then. >> no, i thought america was excellent. >> america was excellent. and there was the question about hillary clinton that i've been urging interviewers to ask. >> regularly call her the worst secretary of state. >> i think she's the worst secretary of state in the haddistry had i history of our country. >> who was the worst before her? >> i tell you who's the worst after her, kerry. >> i don't want to get into names. i'm insulting so many people. i don't want to insult people. i want to be nice to people. >> so trump the insult candidate suddenly wants to be nice to people. so we left that interview without any evidence that donald trump knows any of the names of any of the secretary of state before hillary clinton. joining me now, josh barrow, and ann garen, former republican congressman from virginia tom davis, tom davis, the poll numbers are interesting with trump, he seems to be holding pretty solidly there at about 25% of republicans responding in these polls. but we've seen herman cain the last ti

that's staying heavy towards the great america parkway. and this morning's accident is in the clearing stages. west 580 at grantline a big rig accident off to the shoulder. traffic has been backed up still very slow from beyond the 205 interchange and just a reminder the transbay tube is open. b.a.r.t. trains are now rolling between the east bay and san francisco. they do report no delays on the b.a.r.t. system. it's also been a nice morning for the ferries, caltrain, and the altamont commuter express with no delays across the board. that's a look at the kcbs traffic. guys? >>> let's talk about b.a.r.t. now. trains up and running again after service was shut down between oakland and the city for maintenance over the weekend. crews replaced a section of crossover tracks and transby service scheduled will be shut down one more time over the labor day weekend for the same work. meanwhile b.a.r.t. saying the aging -- says the aging transit system still needs $9 billion worth of maintenance. it could be on the ballot in next year's elections. >

our own children and grandchildren will never be able to have the great america that can do great things around the world. that has to be job one. does not mean we won't care and want involved, but the number one goal is to make it so people in this country will have the kind of money they can contribute to the seven dollars mosquito net that save the children that are right not dying of malaria unnecessarily. let me pass this on. i think sometimes we fail to understand our involvement in the world needs to be from a position of strength, not weakness. the one thing i am committed to that america will no longer be a nation that asks permission to speak or act. we will act in americans best interest and american workers best interest. we will make this country strong and make it so that wages in this country are worth something again, something that has not happened in 40 years when the bottom 9% of the economy has had geithner wages. that has to change. back here. >> [inaudible] mr. huckabee: she says i am a real campaign for arts education. i am. i am one of the only governors to mandat

. >> make america great again. >> real. >> that is real, donald trump. >> let's make america great again political revolution is coming. >> real. >> fake. >> real, that is bernie sanders. >> we begin a political revolution. >> because you are worth it. >> fake. >> that is fake, that is l'ore l'oreal. >> you're worth it. >> heal, inspire, revive. >> real. >> who is it? >> who is it. >> ben carson. >> heal, inspire, and revive. >> marco -- >> rubio. >> is that real or fake? >> real. >> that is is not real, no, jeb bush, jeb, have it your way. >> fake. >> have it your way -- that is burger king. >> it makes me hungry for more nonsense, panel is back. jedediah, will and brian. will, how important is a campaign slogan. >> you hope after that, not that important. my favorite is tan, rested, ready, i think that bobby jindal took from nixon. kennedy: that was campaign slogan people used in 1992 to get nixon to run again. i had that bumper sticker on my bedroom wall for a long time, i had bono also, hoping that -- >> i had my hal 88 shirt. kennedy: >> i have my ollie north for '94 shirt. >> he ca

the truth is you're so on message, making america great again. you know, where did you learn this discipline? >> i guess it's an instinct i have. but the real instinct is i know what it takes to make the country great.

america is great. -- we are going to make america great again. america is great. this is a great country. the issue is we could be greater. this nation could be greater than it has ever been. as i said, given the opportunity, we will us that -- we will astonish the world. i know this is going to happen. i want to get started. the longer we wait, the more people we are going to leave behind. >> coming from the cards, how do you view what edward snowden has done and what should be the punishment? mr. rubio: edward snowden is a traitor. if he believes there was abuses, there was a system in place. if the desk the system did not involve going to russia and china -- the system did not involve going to russia and china and giving up our secrets. there are many women all over the world who are in danger because of what he has done. i believe if we catch a single member of our government violating our program, we should indict him, convict them and put them in jail. we must know more about our adversaries than what we know -- them what they know about us. some of the thin

great. everything she said. >> every sentence is make america great. >> custom belt. has mr. trump seen these?> this flag was made for us too. don't tread on trump. >> people just send this. >> a guy in pennsylvania said i'm going to send a flag. would you put it in your office? i said of course. >> are those footable for wearing? >> 40-foot. >> have you ever worked on a campaign? >> no. ip director is most people work for. >> i'll do whatever the campaign needs. >> there's nothing critical but you're wearing a tie. is that office policy or? >> i think everybody wears a tie -- >> because in most campaigns, up in burlington, vermont they're working tie die shirts and shorts. >> is that the standard? >> exactly. >> did you come here because you knew somebody or liked donald trump? >> i liked him. i said i'm going to go work for that guy. i e-mailed the home page and showed up. >> props -- i don't know if you can see in here. this used to be the office space of that apprentice and this is where the props were. "the s is where they film apprentice"." >> this is where they filmed it? >> this is whe

america remains a great country. it can be even greater. the 21st century can be greater than the 20th century. but there are things we need to do. the first thing we need to do, we need to modernize our economic policy to compete with the world. there are dozens of countries that compete with us for the best jobs, the best new businesses, the best ideas. and we have tax policies and regulatory policies and national debt holding us back. we are not fully utilizing our energy resources. we have to repeal our health care law and replace it with something that gives every american the opportunity to buy what ever health coverage they want. if we do this, america will create millions of the best jobs the new century has. which leads me to the second thing we need to do. we need to modernize higher education. we cannot continue with a 20th century system that tells people you either get a four-year degree or nothing at all. for many, that degrees and accessible. for millions more, they are borrowing money to pay for those degrees and they still

america begins to subside or recede into answer the critics of america not the critics abroad because i wrote an earlier book called what's so great about america which is an answer to the european critics in america and islamic radical attacks. this book america answers domestic critics who say that the wealth of america is based on theft. >> in your book the shock of asian dominance for people in the west is to see how differently the world is going to be run when america is no longer running. >> america is arguably an entire but a very different and higher than the romans were the british. those were empires based on exploitation. the goal was to extract wealth, mineral, free labor that were settled by those countries. america is centrally governed the world as an employer and keeps the lanes open so they can circulate. america doesn't use its power to conquer other countries. grenada, iraq. we go in and out. unlike other expeditions it's costing us money. we lost a lot of money in iraq. as it were in expedition we would have made money and reimbursed ourselves with a cost by taking their oil. we didn't do that. so it seems to

in a sense, to answer the critics of america, not the critics of abroad because i wrote an earlier book called what so great about america which was an answer to european criticism of america, islamic america, islamic attacks on america, this book america answers a domestic critics of people in america who say the wealth of america is based. host: in your book, the real shock of asian dominance for people in the west is to see how differently the world is going to be run when america is no wrong longer running it. guest: america is arguably an empire, but if it is an empire it's a very different empire than the roman or the british, those are empires that were based on exploitation. their goal was to extract wealth, minerals, free labor, from colonies. they were typically settled by those countries. america has essentially governed the world as an empire, america keeps their free lanes open of the commerce of the world and circulates without being attacked by pirates it has not used its power to conquer other countries. we have been invaded other countries but we go in and we go out and unlike other colonia