brexit in jackson, mississippi.his isn't stuff that plays in swing counties in the electoral battlegrounds. >> to me, what's happening with immigration, someone coming in, and be like, i'm a disrupter, and then sort of slowly learning, oh, right, there was a reason. it's like campaign's 101. like, oh, yeah, that's true. i guess you gotta court those voters that everyone's been courting in every election going back for 20 years. >> in fairness, he's coming full circle. these were the things, he was saying the hard-working ones can stay. he sold a fantasy and it was a ror shack test. he was never explicit or prescriptive with the policy. so he could have it both ways. it's more about feelings than it is about actual policy. >> but ultimately you have to have some kind of policy. you're going to get nailed down in some direction. >> but i think his tendency has been, he can't share that with you, because he's the ultimate strategist, playing 3d chess. >> thank you for your time. >>> coming up, a stunning moment live on

donald trump is speaking shortly in jackson, mississippi. he told another news outlet what his plans are for imgragz and it is a major shift from what we've been hearing from donald trump in his campaign. you know we've been getting hints about it. tonight, we do know the details and we'll tell you what they are and see if he talks about it at tonight's rally. also a 360 exclusive. secretary hillary clinton joins us in her first national television interview in nearly a month. she's facing more heat and sources say the campaign expected or the clinton foundation. her husband fired back late today and perhaps she will, too, tonight. plenty to talk about, in any case and we begin with a new batch of polling and inside politics arningor john king joins us to break it down by the numbers. who has the edge in the polls? encouraging poll numbers from donald trump tonight. he still has a long way to go and encouraging numbers and let's start out in the red state of arizona. there's been talk hillary clinton could compete there. among arizona voters

donald trump is speaking shortly in jackson, mississippi.ans are for imgragz and it is a major shift from what we've been hearing from donald trump in his campaign. you know we've been getting hints about it. tonight, we do know the details and we'll tell you what they are and see if he talks about it at tonight's rally. also a 360 exclusive. secretary hillary clinton joins us in her first national television interview in nearly a month. she's facing more heat and sources say the cam

awful eyes on jackson, mississippi tonight. that's where donald trump is getting ready to hold a rally at the mississippi coal some. is he expected to take the stage 45 minutes from now. carl cameron inside that rally. a lot of people wondering why he is in mississippi, carl. shed light on what that is tonight as well. >> well, he? a red state tonight, mississippi, voted republican for president last 10 elections for president. yesterday he was in texas, same there. very, very red republican state. and last night, in austin, he told sean hannity that his plan to deport all 11 to 18 million undocumented aliens, i will locally immigrants could be softened. and tonight on hannity, mr. trump will describe what he says is not amnesty. what he does say is that there will not be citizenship but some of those undocumented immigrants will be allowed to stay if they are productive, if they are otherwise law abiding and if they are really contributing to american society. now, for trump, that is going to be dicey. so, perhaps being in red

this one in jackson, mississippi.ery uncommon for candidates to spend time holding campaign rallies in safe states after the convention. take a look at trump's campaign stops since the convention. in addition to deep red texas and mississippi, trump has held rallies in deep blue c connecticut. let's compare that to mitt romney's mostly swing state events. joining me is texas-based republican strategist matt mccoveiac. i know part of this is trump enjoys rallies more than fund-raisers. trump is not the first politician to hate fund-raisers. god bless him on that front. are these effective? good ideas? bad ideas? does it seem like -- you are a republican strategist. do you think, why are you doing this? >> what's interesting is i think there's two schools of thought. one is don't waste time in red states doing anything other than fund-raising. let fund-raising drive the schedule until labor day and let the battleground state drive the schedule after that. no matter where trump is, he's going to get coverage. a rally in

christine, donald trump has come up with a super charged line of attack for hillary clinton in jackson, mississippi. he called clinton quote bigot. that goes further than what he said when clinton did not care about the african-american voters and hispanic voters. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes. not as human beings. worthy of a better future. she's going to do nothing for african-americans. she's going to do nothing for the hispanics. she's only going to take care of herself, her husband, her consultants, her donors. these are the people she cares about. she doesn't care what her policies have done to communities. >> reporter: he talked about immigration reform. talking to the crowd that the policy will not adversely effect jobs. he would allow undocumented people to stay in the country if they have not broken the law. >> a huge shift. hillary clinton has a highly anticipated speech in nevada today. she will try to tie trump to the ultra right movement. this comes after a series of questions emerged of overlap with the clinton foundation donors and the state de

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. >>> in jackson, mississippi, hundreds of mourners gathered at the mass for sr margaret and sr paulaelping the needy. they were found stabbed to death in their homes last week. rodney sanders confessed to the killings, but gave no motive. >>> lawmakers in california approved legislation to close a legal loophole in rape cases. that was exposed by the sentence given to former stanford student brock turner who was given six months. the new law calls for mandatory sentences instead of judges using discretion. the measure is awaiting the signature of governor jerry brown. >>> tropical systems in the a atlantic and pacific. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> it is tropical depressions 8 and 9 over the next several hours to increase to a hurricane. it will security the carolina coastline. outer banks will have storm surge and coastal erosion and heavy rainfall. it is tropical depression 9 to pull up to the east and across the big bend of florida which will become tropical storm hermine or ian. notice the rainfall is the big story with that storm system. look at this storm acros

peteer in jackson, mississippi. 300 people attende yesterday in lexington, mississippi. they were found stabbed to death at their home last thursday. now sister held grew up in slinger, wisconsin and joined the school of sisters of frchlt are francis. they worked at nurses in mississippi for 20 years and rodney earl sanders confessed to the crime and charged with capital murder. being planed in wisconsin and buried here as well. >> thank you, tim. >> new this morning, the state of wisconsin one time bonuses or pay increases for the workers in the state for 2016. those bonuses wept to 4600 workers, or 15% of the state's work force and going to the department of transportation, correctian resources. that was more than double the amount awarded in the previous fiscal year. >> and later today, governor walker is visiting spots along lake superior and checking in on the recovery efforts after last month's flooding. the governor declared a state of emergency in 8 counties. today he's expected to announce more funding to restore the communities. >> summer break officially ends

trump hammering hillary clinton on the foundation and her emails, listen to what he said in jackson, mississippi last night. >> she wants to sell out american security to the clinton foundation for a big fat pile of cash. it is hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins. >> donald trump taking a pivot, look at the results of a couple recent polls, hillary clinton just ahead by one, monmouth poll at the same time, hillary clinton ahead, and florida atlantic university poll shows him ahead by two. the campaign very pleased with early results of the pivot as they insist is not a pivot. >> have you kept track of how many trump rallies over the last week? every single day at a different trump rally. >> reporter: we try to get to as many as we can. the only thing is sunday, much of sunday taken up by policy meetings, he has a rally every day except tomorrow he won't have any, fund raising in nevada and california fund raising monday, may not see anything during the week in terms of rallies. jenna: we will talk to karl rove how effective the rallies are when it

later today there is a funeral mass held in jackson, mississippi, that is near where the two nuns worked for three decades. yesterday 300 people, overflow crowd, came to a service in lexington, mississippi to pay respects to the nuns. now the fellow nuns miss the sisters but the work will live on. >> losing a special friend is difficult but i know that i didn't lose her in that her life and her energy and her spirit continues in this, especially in this people she's met and touched. >> now those two nuns were killed of their home and the police have charged a man that sister held is buried in wisconsin later in the week. >> right now milwaukee man is behind bars after a standoff with the police and started with a mattress. it happened on the south side yesterday. two neighbors argued over a mattress left in an alley way. there was a six-year-old inside of the home. >> the is in the house with a child add not wanting to come out and we take our time. we take our time. we don't want to force the incident. >> the police forced their way into the house and arrested the man. >> thousands of s

. >>> authorities in jackson, mississippi say two catholic nuns have been found slain in didn't report to work as normal. it appears the nuns were homicide victims however no motive have been released. police are certainly still ton hunt far suspect. a statement from the sisters of charity of nazareth asked to pray in gratitudeor and marmargaret. >>> it has been two days seance quake shook central italy. nearly 270 lives have been lost. rescue crews are still digging and they are dodging debris as hundreds of aftershocks continue to jolt that region. lucy, what's the latest there? to amatrice. you can see behind me the road is completely blocked to access the city from here. we are told a bridge collapsed overnight. it is a bridge we have driven over and over again. in part this is because of the massive aftershocks that have been taking place since that initial quake hit. more than 900 of them since that quake took place 4.7 magnitude. it was a frightening experience when you take something, the solid ground beneath your feet, when it starts to move and shake it's a frightening experi

. >>> jackson mississippi clarion ledger reports on the killing of two nuns. police say the 68-year-old women were found thursday stabbed to death in their home. they may have been victims of a break-in. police have recovered r the nuns worked as nurses, helping the poor in rural mississippi. >>> "wall street journal" reports on new questions about the authenticity of egyptian cotton sheets sold by walmart and other stores. the retailers are investigating whether a major supplier provided imitation cotton. egyptian cotton is known for its durability and softness and is >>> massive reports that brazil photo shop on models. able-bodied models two actors look like they had disability. it is part of a feature story on the paralympics in rio. both models are reportedly ambassadors for the paralympics committee. >>> the editor and publisher of the "hartwick gazette" wants to retire, so he launched a paper. not enough people entered the contest. now the deadline has been extended in case you're interested. >>> still ahead, inspiring images. we will meet a photographe

reporter: the crowd in tampa, mostly white, just like the line for trump's second rally in jackson, mississippi. >> he needs a broader base and the republican party needs a broader base. >> reporter: the city of jackson is 80% african-american but his appeals fell flat with african-american voters? >> i don't take him serious. >> the didn't deal with us prior to the election. >> we have a lot to lose if we get the wrong person. >> you should try to get votes from every person across the country and every american. will he be able to erase his statements over the last 13 months? absolutely not. >> reporter: trump is hoing these chunts will help diversify his support. he said his poll numbers among af way up. frankly, lester, that is not true. >> thank you. now to an nbc news investigation into the complex maze of donald trump's finances. as trump continues to resist calls to release his tax, nbc news is taking a hard look at his money trail. cynthia mcfadden has more. >> reporter: donald trump has a thing for debt. >> i'm the king of debt. i love debt. "new york times" revealed donald trump like

found fatally stabbed inside their home in jackson, mississippi. sister paula merill and sister margaret held.. were both nurse practitioners working in an incredibly poor area in the town of durant, mississippi.. police found the two women when they didn't show up for work.. the door had been kicked in.. nuns was found abandoned on the side of the road.. (rosemarie merrill/sister of paula merrill) :01 she was so good to the people down there and they just loved here. (butt) :05 she and sister margaret both went so far above and beyond anything that can be expected of a normal human being.:10 (david merrill/nephew) :01 "it's sad that people come to this whatever motivates them. my aunt and sister margaret lived their lives for people in the world who have nothing." :11 the two had been working in the area for years.. :43 "this is one of the poorest it rivals the bottom place in all sorts of statistics." :51 (mos) "she helped all our people in the community. and she helped me." (mos) "they take the time with the patients. they -- you know, they go...

. >> jimmy: jackson, mississippi, anybody, but -- >> you've got to raise the money. we paid them tens of millions of dollars. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah. it looks like a small movie but it cost $273 million. >> jimmy: wow, my god. >> yeah, that was a bad decision on my part. to let the budget get that high. i think we can do it, guys. everybody go see it. 27 million times. [ cheers and applause ] the beauty of this movie is, be honest, there's a lot of family movies out there, i had no intention of directing a family movie. then i read this script by jim strauss which is so unbelievably specific and real and honest. it's the best take on family i've seen. so i was so honored to do it. i think in a crazy world it's nice to go back to things as simple and strong as family. >> jimmy: the clip is funny but it's very sad. >> it is, yes. it's animated, the second half, guys. >> jimmy: i have to say the mom in the movie reminded me of your mom a little bit. >> that's really nice. >> jimmy: oh, really, how about that. >> i think this is a competition and i'm going to

. >> also breaking, two catholic nuns found dead in jackson, mississippi. the bodies discovered in the home where the women lived. police say this does appear to be a homicide. it is not clear if their religion had anything to do with the killings. police say both nuns were nurse practitioners. newscenter 5 is live with what donald trump had to say. reporter: good afternoon. with his poll numbers slipping, donald trump used his appearance here in new hampshire to get ahead of the latest allegations from the clinton campaign that he is a racist. people he called the accusations one of the brazen attempts and the history of distraction. it came in the form of a video posted online in which groups are seen in endorsing donald trump. >> what does she do? when she can't defend her record? that is right. she lies. she lies. and she smears. , you as racists. reporter: during the speech to a largely white audience donald trump to african-american and latino voters to support him saying democrats take their votes for granted and do nothing to improve their lives. no

they were stabbed to death in jackson mississippi. those closest to the women were shocked thing they led a life of helping people. >> it is sad that people come to this,em, and my aunt in sist they live their lives to try to make the world better for the signs are pointing to a break in the car belonging to the sisters was found abandoned about a mile away. >> -- >>> a copilot behind doors accused of trying to fly a plane while drunk, they called him on his copilot after they noticed he was acting strangely, turns ouhe had a bodlcohol level of .3%, that's nearly 7 times the legal limit to fly a plane. and, yet, they immediately copilot -- did that copilot >>> privacy concerns that it collects data, getting personal information of people who may not even have it downloaded. now, it is called america first, and security experts may get you undesired campaign calls. and, that collection of data. further than the person who downloaded it. and it's not just phone numbers, social security numbers, and emails. >>> family of a woman killed n

. >>> and a funeral service will be held in jackson, mississippi for two nuns brutally killed last week. the killing has come as a shock throughout the community which both women age 68 committed their lives to helping the poor. >> they're the most beautiful women who have ever drawn a breath into their bodies. they were totally given of themselves to everyone. >> rodney earl sanders of mississippi has been charged with two counts of crime. sanders confessed to the murders with no motive. >>> and now donald trump issues a direct challenge to hillary clinton vowing to release more of his medical records if she does. it follows the new scrutiny that trump say with the last year one-page letter astonishingly excellent health. clinton aides say they have no that challenge comes as trump announces he will hold a speech later on. quote, dwyane wade's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i have been saying. african-american go with trump. and trump was spelling dwyane wade's name trump later tweeted his condolences. and trump tries to defend their candidate bu

watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> the second annual mississippi book festival will continue live from jacksonin just a few minutes on booktv. >> welcome, everyone. i'm chris goodwin with the mississippi department of archives and history. please silence your cell phones. c-span is recording these sessions. this is the mississippi history panel. sponsored by beard and ricer architects architects architects and nautilus publishing we thank the legislature for letting us use the beautiful mississippi state capitol this year for the book festival. we could not ask for a lovelier spot to be. all of our authors, all of our panelis are authors. all of their books are available for sale outside today, and they will all be signing copies of their works. you can find the schedule for a when they'll be available to sign in your program. and i encourage you al all to visit with him. thank you for doing this. this is wonderful and we're excited about it. our moderator for the panel today is jerry healthridge, the distinguished author of "theodore roosevelt and the assassin and the campaign of 1912" and th

er tonight, jackson, mississippi, 55/44, the race in 2012, with john mccain, it was 56/43. if he is losing mississippi, wave land shied. he is in jackson which happens to be a democratic over as i u you, oasis. a lot of republicans saying yes, you might be there fundraising about why you are you spending time and money on a big rally? the big question they were asking last night. he was there fundraising first. has a big rally in a democratic bastion within the republican state of texas. 64/35 in travis county. let's come back to texas statewide. 56/54 in the mccain/obama race. 57/41. a lot of people scratching their heads saying, we know you need raise money but why are you having these big ral snis the new team is blaming paul manafort. they're trying scrub and getber as they move forward. i talked on a loyalist tonight who said that is pure bull, you can fill in the rest of the sentence. he said some other things that i won't repeat. this is trump. trump likes to have big rallies. he tells them to have big rallies. and to lay on it paul manafort is bs. >> we are expecting

his book, which is published by history press, its called "the civil war siege of jackson, mississippi." next to jim is anne webster, who retired two years ago from mdah. there's a pattern here. where she had assisted researchers for 35 years. her first poock for the university press of mississippi -- there's another pattern, i guess -- with co-author kathleen hutchinson was tracing your mississippi ancestors which received the author oses award for nontexas from the mississippi library association in 1995. and today anne will be discussing her second book for the university press, which is" mississippians and the great war: selected letters." and finally to my immediate left, is lee annis, a native of maryland, a long-time professor of hoyt at montgomery college. he is the author of "biography: howard baker, con sillator in the age of crisis" and with senator william frist, co-awe or of the "tess this senators" his new book is" the godfather of miss "published last month by the university press of mississippi. so, i have a couple of questions for our panelists to get things started. b

jackson 1964. he talks about the walls in mississippi. ..why is it important for all of to us understand these stories ofsive rights, particularly as they relate to local people as all of the stories do. >> i'll start by saying, all too often i think when we look at mississippi history during the civil rights movement, no one asked what happened after 1964. what happened after the mississippi freedom democratic party, delegates took the bus ride back home to mississippi after their challenge in terms of being seated in atlantic city was not successful completely. i asked that question because when you look at thesive rights act of 1964 and to the voting rights in 1965 there already shot comings and limitations that meant the lives of black people in mississippi did not change overnight. so to give you an example after john on signs the civil rights act there were many restaurant openers and hotel owners in the city of jackson who closed their doors rather than comply with the law. after the 1965 voting rights act was signed it's over a year

trump has come up with a super charged line of attack for hillary clinton at the rally in jackson, mississippi. he called clinton quote a bigot. it goes further than where he has gone in the last few days. he said clinton does not care about the african-american and hispanic voters. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes. not as human beings worthy of a better future. she's going to do nothing for african-americans. she's going to do nothing for hispanics. she's only going to take care of herself, her husband, her consultants, her donors. these are the people she cares about. she doesn't care what her policies have done to your communities. >> reporter: trump previewed his shift on the immigration reform. he told the rally the policy will not adversely effect american jobs. he told fox news in an interview, he will allow the undocumented to stay in the country if they have not broken the law. john and christine. >> that is jim acosta for us. let us bring in josh rogin. cnn political analyst. josh, it is great to see you. >> likewise. >> we had something big happen

their funerals will be held in jackson, mississippi. emily: a teenager accused in a drunk driving crash is expected in court today. police arrested 19-year-old joseph knapp after the crash on hollis road in lunenburg. the driver's friend, 18-year-old hurt. randy: police are investigating a crash between a commuter rail train in summerville and a bicyclist there. police say the signals were working as they should be when the man went through the crossing yesterday afternoon. witnesses there say that they held at that man to try to get him to stop. it was too late. police say that the man was in his late 20s, and they are not identifying him until the family has been notified. emily: donald trump will give a major he'll make remarks on wednesday in arizona and follows a week of speculation that he may be softening his stance to deport 11 million people living in the u.s. illegally. neither he nor his rival hillary clinton have planned events today. randy: police are investigating a brawl at cornell university. the melee broke out after th

. >>> authorities in jackson, mississippi say two catholic nuns have been found slain in their home. police say sisters and nurse practitioners were found dead when they didn't report to work as normal. it appears the nuns were homicide victims however, no motive has been released. anything to do with their killings. police are still on the hunt for a suspect. a statement from the sisters of charity of nazareth where one of the nuns worked asked to pray for the precious lives of sisters paul la and margaret. they served the poor so well. they also asked to pray for the perpetrators. >>> it's been two day since a powerful quake shook central italy and the death toll is still rising. over rescue crews are still digging through rubble for survives and dodging debris as hundreds of aftershocks continue to jolt the region. we're on the ground in amatrice. what is the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, betty. i just want to start off by explaining exactly where i am. amatrice is actually about 15 minutes away from where we're located but we have not been able to get through. the road

. >>> authorities in jackson, mississippi say two catholic nuns have been found slain in their home. police say sisters and nurse practitioners were found dead when they didn't report to work as normal. it appears the nuns were homicide victims however, no motive has been released. it's not immediately clear if their religious work had anything to do with their a suspect. a statement from the sisters of charity of nazareth where one of the nuns worked asked to pray for the precious lives of sisters paula and margaret. they served the poor so well. they also asked to pray for the perpetrators. >>> it's been two days since a powerful quake shook central italy and the death toll is still rising. nearly 270 lives have been lost. over 300 remain hospitalized. rescue cre a through rubble for survives and dodging debris as hundreds of aftershocks continue to jolt the region. we're on the ground in amatrice. what is the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, betty. i just want to start off by explaining exactly where i am. amatrice is actually about 15 minutes away from where we're located