. >> hillary clinton will be back on the trail before heading to washington for for the hispanic caucus gala. it will be four days since clinton was side lined with pneumonia, a diagnose tim kaine says he learned about notified about this diagnosis? >> we talked sunday. i reached out to her as soon as the incident happened. >> reporter: you learned on friday? >> i learned friday. >> reporter: don't you think that is a little delayed in terms of the seriousness of the issue? >> i didn't think of it that way. >> reporter: trump makes a break for the women vote if pennsylvania with daughter sigh >> this is not a woman's issue, it's a family issue. it's an american issue. it's an issue that's often been discussed but has yet to be solved. my father plans to change that. >> child care is now the single harmertest expense. i would think that more so than housing. yet very little meaningful policy work has been done in this area and my opponent has no child care she never will and if it ever evolves into a plan, it will never get done anyway, all talk. no action. >> in fact, clinton released her ow

. >> hillary clinton will be back on the trail before heading to washington for for the hispanic caucus gala. it will be four days since clinton was side lined with pneumonia, a diagnose tim kaine says he learned about on monday. >> reporter: when were you notified about this >> we talked sunday. i reached out to her as soon as the incident happened. >> reporter: you learned on friday? >> i learned friday. >> reporter: don't you think that is a little delayed in terms of the seriousness of the issue? >> i didn't think of it that way. >> reporter: trump makes a break for the women vote if pennsylvania with daughter sigh van ka incorrectly slamming:. it's a family issue. it's an american issue. it's an issue that's often been discussed but has yet to be solved. my father plans to change that. >> child care is now the single harmertest expense. i would think that more so than housing. yet very little meaningful policy work has been done in this area and my opponent has no child care plan. she evolves into a plan, it will never get done anyway, all talk. no action. >> in fact, clinton released h

will be back on the delivering remarks in north carolina before heading to washington for the hispanic caucus gala. it will be four days since clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia. tim kaine said he only learned about it on sunday. >> when were you notified about this pneumonia diagnosis? >> we talked sunday and i reached out to her as soon as the incident happened. >> you weren't informed on friday? >> i talked to her on sunday. >> don't you think that was delayed? way. >> the return to the trail comes as trump makes a play for middle class women appearing alongside of daughter ivanka. they proposed a family leave program while incorrectly slamming hillary clinton. >> this is not a woman's issue, it's a family issue. it's an american issue. it's an issue that's often been discussed but has yet to be solved. my father plans to change that. ld largest expense. i would think that more so than housing. yet very little meaningful policy work has been done in this area and my opponent has no child care plan. she never will and if it ever evolves into a plan, it will never get done anyway, all talk. no

and stop the raids and roundups. >> that's hillary clinton speaking at the congressional hispanic caucus annual galaour coverage continues with rachel. >> we will move on to other breaking news over the course of this hour. right now, we will go back to hillary clinton at the congressional hispanic caucus. >> the right thing to do. but it will add $700 billion to our economy and enable america to be what it has always been, a place where people from around the world can come to reunite with family, start new businesses, pursue their dreams, apply their talents to american growth and innovation. now, i know this has been a long road. we wouldn't be where we are today without your persistence and the quiet courage of families in every state of our union. and we certainly wouldn't be here without the bravery of the young men and women who have risked their very place in the united states by coming forward and fighting for their own future and the future of millions of others. they helped change the conversation. and when president obama created docca, it changed their lives. right now, 750,000 undocum

she and president obama will be making remarks at the congressional hispanic caucus gala in washington, d.c. you can see that live here on c-span starting at 7:50 p.m. eastern. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> we are going to get things done. big things. that's who we are as americans. >> we will have one great american future. our potential is unlimited. >> ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. the c-span radio app and cspan.org. monday, september 26, is the first presidential debate. live from hofstra university in ham steady, new york. then on tuesday, october 4, vice presidential candidates, governor mike pence and senator tim kaine, debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. and on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. taking place at the university of nevada-las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-

that's when she's scheduled to attend the congressional hispanic caucus gala. she's also scheduled to attend an event on friday. one official cautioning though that they reserve the right to change the plans. she is, of course, still recovering from pneumonia. by all accounts they say she's feeling better today and eager to get back out there. >> all right. kristen welker, casey hunt and ron mott. thank you very much for being with us. few people know politics like ed rendell. former mayor of philadelphia where president obama is expected to speak and former chair of the dnc and a hillary clinton supporter. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> let's start off talking about the deplorables line. it's not going anywhere. was hillary clinton sloppy in delivering this line? should she have been more precise in her language? >> sure. the big problem with what she said is characterizing half of donald trump's supporters as deplorable. in pennsylvania, for example, that's not the case. most donald trump supporters are hard-working people who lost their jobs and w

they say she'll be back on the campaign trail thursday, when she's expected to address the hispanic caucus gala on thursday and another event friday in d.c. they do caution she is recovering so it is possible they reserve the right to change those plans. that's the goal and she really wants to get back out into the game. today a day of her surrogates. president obama out on the campaign trail as well as former president bill clinton. he'll be out west at fund-raisers for her and her vice presidential nominee, tim kaine. he is campaigning and really pushing back on the criticism they're getting for that comment she made, that half of donald trump supporters are deplorables. she has, walked back the fact. she said half of his supporters are deplorables. the campaign standing by the fact he is giving new energy to voters who are bigoted and to subscribed to this divisive rhetoric. take a listen to what tim kaine had to say earlier today. >> now, just in the last couple of days trump has been going after hillary because she in a speech gave out deplorable comments. she advanced the notion that if y

last night at the black -- i'm sorry, the hispanic caucus gala she talked about it.he also tweeted about it today. at least her campaign did, calling donald trump the birther in chief. then she hit it again here today before this umbrella organization of african-american groups from around the country. very well-known groups. it's because the campaign sees this as an issue that they can use to get out the vote. they can look at african-american voters and say to them donald trump is disrespecting the first african-american president and let's listen just to a little bit of what she had to say before this group here in washington today. >> for five years, he has led the birther movement to delegitimize our first black president. his campaign was founded on this outrageous lie. there is no erasing it in history. just yesterday, trump again refused to say with his own words that the president was born in the united states. now, donald's advisers had the temerity to say he's doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no, he isn't. he is feeding into the worst imp

at the congressional hispanic caucus institute gala dinner gathering this evening.bama also going speak here. earlier she took questions from reporters and weighed in on something donald trump said about the pastor of a black church in flint, michigan where he spoke yesterday. the pastor briefly interrupted him yesterday to say that she would hope he would keep his comments apolitical. this morning donald trump called her a nervous mess. we heard hillary clinton say that was insulting and dead wrong and that she deserves better. so hillary clinton weighing in on the issue as donald trump tries to make inroads with the key democratic constituency of african american voters. >> brianna thank you. and we're going to talk more about that in a moment. our panel here. the new polls that came out today were not promising for hillary clinton. things have changed from just a few weeks ago. trump leading in ohio, iowa. too close in michigan. you heard mike pence say he smells what he said was a whiff of desperation. >> i don't sound desperate and the campaign is not desperate

tonight, she joins president obama at the congressional hispanic caucus awards gala in washington.ald trump leads mrs. clinton in the battleground state of ohio. in a leads clinton 42-39% poll of likely voters. gary johnson draws 4% support. the margin of error is plus or -4.4 percentage points. 32-year-old joseph shriver is being held on a charge of second-degree arson with a hate crime enhancement. sheriff's investigators say he confessed to setting the fire to the islamic center of four peters. prosecutors in south africa will appeal the six-year sentence imposed on oscar pistorius in the murder of his girlfriend. the papers will be filed tomorrow with the court of appeals. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: still ahead, my interview with elizabeth warren. why is she is making a new push to put bankers involved in the financial crisis under investigation. julie: oracle earnings after the bell today. the numbers you need to look out for. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg

speaking at the congressional hispanic caucus annual gala. our coverage continues with rachel. >> we will move on to other breaking news over the course of this hour. right now, we will go back to hillary clinton at the congressional hispanic caucus. >> the right thing to do. but it will add $700 billion to our economy and enable america to be what it has always been, a place where people from around the world can come to reunite with family, start new businesses, pursue their dreams, apply their talents to american growth and innovation. now, i know this has been a long road. we wouldn't be where we are today without your persistence and the quiet courage of families in every state of our union. and we certainly wouldn't be here without the bravery of the young men and women who have risked their very place in the united states by coming forward and fighting for their own future and the future of millions of others. they helped change the conversation. and when president obama created docca, it changed their lives. right now, 750,000 undocume

she and president obama are speaking at the congressional hispanic caucus gala in washington.arks here on c-span live starting at 7:00 eastern. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the "road to the white house." >> we're going to get things done, that's who we are as americans. >> we will have one great american future. our potential is unlimited. >> ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice-presidential debates on c-span. the c-span radio app and c-span.org. monday, september 26, is the first presidential debate. live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. hen on tuesday, october 4, senator tim kaine and governor mike pence debate in the vice-presidential debate. then sunday, october 9, the second presidential debate, leading up to the third and final presidential debate, taking make at university of nevada-las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice-presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or watch live or on demand any time at c-span.org. >> donald trump said today he's not sure hillary clinton is

she said this while addressing the congressional hispanic caucus institute at the annual gala. >> today, he did it again. he was asked one more time. where was president obama born? and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still would not say america. this man wants to be our next president? when will he stop this ugliness? this bigotry? >> reporter: this playing out as trump is making a play for african-american voters or some see it as a play for voters turned off by what they believe is a belated and ineffective reach to the community. hillary clinton has been losing ground to third party candidates. she was quick to seize on trump's misstep. these birther comments, but off-putting to black voters. it is seen to delegitemize the president. and a pastor of the flint, michigan church, stopped his address once he criticized hillary clinton. george and christine. >> brianna keilar. >> clinton's campaign is trying to make it as hard as possible to walk away from the birther controversy. the chief spokesman tweeting trump needs to say it himself on camera and admit he was wrong for trying to d

from lagging poll numbers and wasting hillary clinton back on the trail at the congressional hispanic caucus gala. >> he did it again. >> reporter: and taking aim at donald trump for again refusing to say president obama was born in the united states. >> he still wouldn't say america. when will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry? >> reporter: and clinton's campaign lashing out after the trump campaign released a statement trying to walk back trump's comments. clinton's spokesperson tweeting say it himself on camera and admit he was wrong for trying to de le jit miez the country's first african-american president. >> a message that sends a message that even he can hear. >> reporter: clinton also poked fun at one of his top surrogates. >> if you don't do something about it, you're going to have taco trucks on every corner. absolutely delicious. >> reporter: her opening act thursday, president obama, who also had harsh words for the gop nominee. >> we've seen this kind of ugliness and anger and vitriol before. we can't let that brand of politics win. >> reporter: clinton resetting her campaign thur

washington dc where she joined president barack obama and headlining the congressional hispanic caucus annual awards galaheers] pres. obama: buenas noches! [cheers] it is always great to be there -- here. with one of the most festive, maybe a little wild caucuses in congress. especially to kick off hispanic heritage month. i want to thank michelle for her introduction and leadership. give it up for your outstanding congresswoman linda sanchez. [cheers] chci's new president and ceo. [cheers] and all the tremendous public servants we have to tonight, especially everybody in the congressional hispanic caucus. amen. i have to admit that i'm having trouble accepting that this is my final trip as president. [boos] on the bright side, michelle is not having trouble accepting it. [laughter] i love you too. [cheers] it is hard to believe that it was eight years ago i came here as a candidate for this office. i had no gray hair. [laughter] i said we could create opportunity not just for those at the top, but everybody who is willing to work hard. so they can afford health care and college and retirement and give t

will be in greensboro, north carolina, then join president obama at the congressional hispanic caucus institute annual galar in washington. the u.s. and israel signed a new aid deal that will give $38 billion over 10 years to the u.s. -- to the israeli military. the largest the u.s. has had with such any nation. it replaces a long-standing deal. it calls for israel to spend all of the money on us-made military equipment. global news 24 hours a date 600ered by more than 2 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. after three straight days in which the dow moved up to the double-digit points, we have a bit of --of triple digit points, we have a bit of a calm. the s&p 500, little change, while the nasdaq climbing one third of 1%. energy stocks took it on the chin, falling 1% as a group. no economic data moved the market. joe: it was a quiet day. and for the first time in four days, we did not have a 1% move. finally a bit of a quiet day. a bit of a decline in rates as well. "what'd you miss?" the new tech startup wants to take a stake in your home. di

she and president obama both addressed a crowd at a gala for the congressional hispanic caucus institute. in the next half hour we'll talk about why clinton and trump are battling again... over the president's birth records. and... what vice president joe biden said about the race while he stopped by denver. thousands of that's usually reserved for royalty and presidents. the unusual petition to change one country's currency. and- we don't have to go far for this week's 9neighborhoods. we're exploring baker... where there's something for everyone. >>> we've all seen them. the glorious, tasty babies. microcephaly causes abnormally small heads. up until now- the link between zika and microcephaly has been assumed. researchers in brazil and the u-s screened newborns with and without the birth defects. almost half of babies with microcephaly tested positive for zika. none of the healthy babies had the virus. meet for the first time without the united kingdom represented. the evidence of bre-xit. the leaders plan to talk about how they'll keep the union together and avoid more defections. bri

she was at a gala hosted by the hispanic caucus in washington d.c. she called him out for not confirming that president obama was born in america. she says the ugleiness and the big otry of the trump campaign needs to stop. >>> trump campaigned in new hampshire where he promised car companies like ford would stop moving production to mexico if he were elected to the presidency. >>> it's getting a little tense for the giants. >>> and what's next for the raiders? is it vegas? it's about time the taco... came out of its shell. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you can never tell from the outside just how many warm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. if the giants don't do well agse >>> okay. giants manager chris bochy won't admit it publicly butted he he' little nervous. tonight, hunter pence with a 2-run homerer. and all good for the giants. they beat the cardinals 6-2. they trail the first plac

clinton gives back on the trail today, one of her events includes the congressional hispanic caucus institutes annual awards gala. attending tonight's gala. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much for the invite. i appreciate i have the. >> the univision poll, latino supporters lower than president obama's against mitt romney and saying the quote was, clinton has an important reason to be worried as it relates to the latino electorate. what are you saying? >> in the states that identify with that, i still think that this is going to come down in the next 50 plus days to a very simple equation and that equation is to take what i believe to be overwhelming support for hillary and arizona and nevada, colorado, the southwestern states and others, florida as well, and take that overwhelming support and translate it to votes and to make sure people go to vote, to have an operation that does that and i think if we do that, we're in fine shape. and states like arizona where i'm from with the great opportunity to vote democratic this year. >> you have, again, this analysis from our nbc latin

evening, president obama will join hillary clinton at the largest latino gala at the country, the congressional hispanic caucustitute's awards gala taking place in washington, d.c. c-span will have live coverage starting at 7:00 eastern. >> this weekend on "american history tv" on c-span3, saturday evening at 6:00 p.m. eastern -- >> in any war in any time, weapons dictate tactics. you have probably heard that the civil war was fought with modern weapons and antiquated tactics. that's not quite true. the civil war is actually an evolutionary war, as both weapons and the men who employ those weapons learn different methods to fight with. >> author david powell talks about military theories, battle tactics and formations during the civil war. then at 9:00, military historian talks about his book, potsdam about the meeting between churchill, truman, and stalin to negotiate the end of world war ii and the reconstruction of europe. >> the states of europe didn't interact enough, they weren't powerful enough, so they became a zero sum game. the way to solve the problem under this view point was to merge europe togeth

she said this while addressing the congressional hispanic caucus institute at the annual gala. >> today, he did it again. he was asked one more time, where was president obama born. and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president? when will he stop this ugliness? this bigotry? >> reporter: this playing out as donald trump is making a play for african-american voters or some see a play for voters who are turned off by what they believe is a very belated and thus far ineffective attempt to reach out to the black community. this is a key democratic voting block. hillary clinton has been losing ground on third party candidates. these birther comments, yes, particularly off putting to black voters because they are seen as an effort to delegitimize the first african-american president. and in flint, michigan, he called the pastor a nervous mess the day after she pretty calmly and briefly interrupted the address to the congregation. she asked him saying basically as they previously agreed to keep comments apolitical. >> thank you, briann

she said this while addressing the congressional hispanic caucus institute at their annual gala. >> he did it again. he was asked one more time, where was president obama born? and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president. when will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry? >> donald trump says he is making a play for african-american voters or as many see a play for voters that are turn td off be by what they believe is an ineffective attempt to reach the black community. a key voting bloc. hillary clinton has been losing some ground in some key states, not to trump but third party candidates. she's been quick to seize on any of his missteps. these birther comments are off putting to black voters because they are seen as an attempt to delegitimize the first black president. the day after she rather calmly and briefly interrupted his address to her congregation once he started to criticize clinton by asking him to keep his comments apolitical. >> joining us is dave jacobson and john thomas. let's get back in the time machine. a few

then she was off to dc to attend a gala of the congressional hispanic caucus institute last night. >> but we're here because we know this election. it is a choice between not just two people, but two very different visions. >> and the question of president obama's american citizenship is no longer an issue with donald trump. heat last night his -- late last night his campaign believes mr. obama was born in the united states, but the candidate still won't say so himself. as one of the so-called leaders of the so-called betterrer movement he accuses him of bigotry. the department of transportation says airline passengers must keep sam song -- samsung 7 phones turned off and not charge in midflight because they were known to explode and catch fire. there was a formal recall of the phone. >> and funding on the zika virus may be nearing an end. they were at odds with one proposed budget packets. word from the hill indicates gop lawmakers are no i willing to let those clinics share the money. and julia is a tropical storm again. the national hurricane center tells us julia is meandering off

gala in the country. the congressional hispanic caucus institute's 39th annual awards gala here in washington, d.c. c-span will have live coverage at p.m. eastern. >> that is grand rapids. and the grand river, which divides the city. and which in many ways defines the city. >> there's a good chance that most people over the course of any given day will see or interact with a piece of furniture made in grand rapids. >> we were the first city to ever receive a grant from the endowment to be used specifically to commission an original work of art for a specific civic site. >> this weekend, the c-span cities tour along with our comcast cable partners will explore the literary life and history of grand rapids, michigan on book tv on c-span2. gordon olson author of "thin ice," talks about notable people who grew up in groond rapids. then we'll take a tour of the home of richard norton smith as he shares with us his newest biography on gerald ford and gordon andrews talks about charles hamilton houston and his role in the early civil rights movement. >> people like dr. king certainly understand the role o

personally say president obama was born in the united states, and last night at a gala for the congressional hispanic caucus institute, his opponent, hillary clinton, responded. >> he was asked one more time, where was president obama born? and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president? when will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry? >> hillary clinton back running at full speed after taking three days off to recuperate from her bout of pneumonia. yesterday in greensboro, north carolina, a state where she's running neck and neck with trump, she called her time away a gift but also acknowledged her campaign should have disclosed her illness sooner. >> i have to say, it's great to be back on the campaign trail. as you may know, i recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia. i'm not great at taking it easy, even under ordinary circumstances, but with just two months to go until election day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place i wanted to be. when i'm under the weather, i can afford to take a few days off. millions of americans can't

reporter: as of right now, the next event on her schedule is thursday, a gala for the national hispanic caucuswashington, d.c. she is expected to speak there. and then on friday she is supposed to attend a luncheon in washington, d.c. it is not clear whether they will clear that from her schedule but as of right now we expect that the earliest we would see her would be on thursday. her doctor, dr. lisa bardok says she needs five days of rest on antibiotics to recover from the pneumonia, melissa. melissa: meantime as we mentioned from the beginning president obama was out on the trail for her today, right? reporter: right. he was in chillphiladelphia, the campaigner-in-chief received a warm welcome in philadelphia. pennsylvania is very important state. he cleared the schedule for the month of october and will be campaigning for her. we expect to see more from the obamas, and bidens and others, chelsea on the campaign trail while she recovers. melissa: no doubt. thank you for that report. david. david: following hillary clinton's health scare hearing that she has pneumonia. she is touting her ca

for a gala award ceremony tonight for the congressional hispanic caucus.he's already did a pretaped radio interview which aired this morning on the tom joyner show. she taped it yesterday in chappaqua. in it, she was asked about those hacked e-mails from colin powell where he not only goes after donald trump really hard with, you know, devastating comments about trump, but in earlier comments, has very critical comments about her, going back all the way to 2014 as well as more recent e-mails to a former aide. when asked about that by tom joyner, she said, i have a lot of respect for colin powell and a lot of sympathy for anyone whose private e-mails are disclosed to the public. so a very restrained response, privately, of course, i'm sure there's a lot more concern about this unexpected harsh criticism of the democratic nominee from former secretary of state that's a small club of former secretaries. they get together. they have private dinners. they have events at the state department, and this is very harsh criticism indeed. that said, she's facing a rea

clinton speaking live tonight at the congressional hispanic caucus institute, the chci that you see on the graphic behind her. this is their annual gala dinner. speaking to a big room of people at this event in d.c. a pretty boisterous room. a lot of people shouting out. a lot of applause, a lot of support for secretary clinton in this room. but also a lot of people doing -- not call-in response. that was not the structure of the speech. shouting out throughout the speech in a supportive and encouraging way to secretary clinton. secretary clinton herself being a little self-deprecating in those remarks about the fact she was following president obama. she said tonight in these remarks that he is a hard act to follow, in a lot of different ways. it's interesting. i have to tell you, we have a bunch of balls in the air in terms of what's going on in the news. those speeches we were monitoring out of washington, d.c. there's breaking political news tonight that unfolded while those speeches were happening, including this little bombshell that robert costa set off at the front page of the washington post. more on that in a second, includi

theident obama spoke at 2016 over the gala dinner hosted by the congressional hispanic caucus institute in washington last night. he thanked members of the caucus for his two years in the white house and urge them to vote for hillary clinton in the upcoming election. this is just over 20 minutes. >> buienos noches! here always great to be ,ith one of the most festive maybe a little wild, caucuses in congress. especially to kick off hispanic heritage month. i want to thank michelle for her introduction and leadership and give it up for your outstanding chair, congresswoman linda sanchez. [applause] caci new president and ceo ynch and all the tremendous public servants we have here tonight especially everybody in the congressional hispanic caucus. amen? is that what i heard? amen. i'm having trouble accepting this is my final trip here as president. on the bright side, michelle is not having trouble accepting that. i love you, too. it is hard to believe it was eight years ago i came here as a candidate for this office. and i had no gray hair. [laughter] we could create opportunity not jus

>> hillary clinton speaking last night at a gala for the congressional hispanic caucus institute, asd morning, everyone, it's friday. co-host of all due respect that airs at 6:00 p.m. on msnbc, mark halburn, and political reporter for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst robert costa here on set. good to have you. former treasury official steve rattner, and in washington, pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. joe, here we go. here we go. >> here we go. a question asked of donald trump yesterday, and he brushed it away. his campaign staff quickly came out, jason miller came out and said the quote is mr. trump believes that president obama was born in the united states. that's something that, of course, donald trump is going to need to say himself sooner rather than later. and there also, mika, of course, is the lingering question of where this all began. >> right. >> if you look at factcheck.org, it says the birther claim was first advanced by die-hard hillary clinton supporters, and you had that scene whe

hispanic awards gala in washington, d.c. clinton heads to washington the next day for a luncheon for the black women's leadership agenda and saturday, the congressional black caucus awards gala. i think the president is also appearing there. clinton will appear on "the tonight show" the jimmy fallon on monday. busy schedule. kristen welker is in chappaqua, new york. first of all, the medical reports. there is a cat and mouse game going on here. we don't know what donald trump will reveal. maybe the results without releasing the paperwork. he did say earlier he got a physical because of what happened to clinton. the clinton team waiting and watching for your report that they will release a medical update today or tomorrow. it may be they want to see what he releases before they know how much to release and how to frame it. >> i think that's a great point, andrea. the clinton campaign not characterizing specifically how much we'll see in the medical reports. they say we'll get more medical information about secretary clinton. it will likely include some of the details from the past examinations that she has had. again, they are saying it will come in the next day o

congressional hispanic caucus dinner and then friday another busy day, she'll attend the black women's agenda symposium in washington, d.c. then saturday is the big congressional black caucus awards galan washington, d.c. that is a big annual event she is expected to attend. i have been talking to campaign officials who say she's going to spend today resting, that means talking to some of her staffers. they say she's eager to get out into the campaign trail,i itchig to get back out on the campaign trail. they wanted to give her one more day of rest. meanwhile, they are going to be hitting donald trump hard for a whole host of reasons. some of the criticism he's getting and new scrutiny over his foundation and also for saying last night that secretary clinton doesn't have a plan for paid family leave. she, in fact, does, and she released it a year ago. so the campaign still very busy today even while secretary clinton takes one more day to rest. >> secretary clinton eager to get back on the trail. voters or at least the media eager to see her medical records. do you think we're going to get them today? >> i have been told, steph, that we are going to get her medical records within the

for a gala celebration, an awards dinner for the congressional hispanic caucus.with the african-american, the black leadership women's conference, all day seminar. and, you know, more campaign travel. they say she's well. we know from the doctor's report that she's up to resoomg her campaign. we'll be talking to her today. >> andrea mitchell thank you very much. this is a trying time. chuck todd thank you as well. still ahead on "morning joe" senator claire mccaskill joins us. she will manage to be with us despite darnls losing 7-0 to the cubs. but first a surprising new poll in texas shows donald trump border wall is not such a popular idea at after all. we'll talk about whether the fastest growing voting bloc in america latinos can mob billized in big numbers. you're watching "morning joe". we'll be right back. ok team, what if 30,000 people download the new app? we're good. okay... what if a million people download the new app? we're good. five million? good. we scale on demand. hybrid infrastructure, boom. ok. what if 30 million people download the app? we're