jeanne: i think the polls showed he has female support.nd not necessarily because of what he said about rosie o'donnell but going after megan kelly that might have changed. she is a very popular republican -leaning journalist and they respect her. she's a good journalist so -- he's targeting one of their -- gwen: but don't those same women also say i don't believe in political correctness. isn't that a sweet spot that appeals to a lot of republican voters? >> that wasn't the answer to the question about the mean things he'd said about women. that's the two sides of donald trump. some thing i agree with his views on political correctness and also those who say any man who uses those words against a woman, that's not my kind of guy. john: this is why we need carly on the stage. she would have responded to that. dan: whatever people may feel about political correctness, they have rules on boorish orover the line in the way you treat another human being. in that part of it he could have hurt himself. gwen: the distinction between personal atta

jeanne: chino what she wanted to say. she had polished, precise answers -- she knew what she wanted to say. the republican party wants a fighter, especially in debate. they want someone who will come out and fight for their convictions. she was willing to take hillary on. she was willing to take on her republican rivals. the interesting thing about the happy hour debate is that to get out of there, somebody has to take down one of the top 10. so you have to fight to get into that top 10. she was willing to go there. that is why she was such a standout. ed: she has no political base. she lost california by a million votes. she has to raise money which she has not been able to do today. she has to get some numbers to get in that next debate and my sense is that she would get a lot of media attention the next couple weeks, but it will be a tough hurdle. nick: attention will move quickly to her business record, to her golden parachute when she was fired. she have a lot of older abilities. -- vulnerabilities. chris christie an

jeanne, what was about her performance in the first debate that made her stand out? >> she knew what she wanted to say. she had polished, precise answers, and she was willing to attack. and the republican party do want to fight her, especially the base. they want someone who will come out and fight for their convictions. and she was willing to take hillary on. she was willing to take on her republican rivals. and, you know, the interesting thing about the happy hour debate is that to get out of there, somebody's got to take down one of the top 10. so you have to fight to get into that top 10. and she was willing to go there. that is why she was such a standout in that predebate. >> the only problem-- and i have great respect for her and i thought she had a great night last night. i've been in the choosing of a vice president on several occasions, people say she's a candidate for vice president. against a woman we're not automatically going to draw women. she has no political base. she lost california by a million votes. she's somehow got to win her way up. she has to

jeanne, what's your take on it? >> yeah, he missed them because he said he only goes when he's gonna speak, and the governor backed him up on that. apparently they had a phone call late last week. there is maybe a d\tente coming. we don't know yet. but it has been very tense, and it's amazing that the news that the mayor and the governor spoke is actually news, and it's news because their relationship has been so tense right throughout. >> has he misread the situation? i know when he blasted cuomo, you were on the show, both of you, and you said he was brilliant 'cause a lot of democrats supported him. but he's also divided some democrats, mr. de blasio has. >> i don't think it matters. ultimately what will happen is the governor will win the battle because he has the power. people forget that. what will happen is de blasio will remove himself from battles he cannot manage, which is his great ability as a politician. and ultimately someone will say, "by the way, when they poll, is it important to you that the govern

what is happening is she's not answering the questions, like jeanne says. and the other thing is, if you look at her presentations, they're lousy. she's not looking at people, not looking at the camera, and appears to be not clear. >> yes or no -- i hate to ask you "yes or no" questions, but yes or no -- biden gets in the race or not? >> maybe. [ laughs ] >> depends how far hillary clinton's poll numbers sink and how far the negatives go, and then he'll get a push. >> and i saw you on another show, on a college campus saying you thought bloomberg -- that's the rumor going around -- that he might get in the democratic race. >> i just think it would be fascinating to have bloomberg versus trump, so it's just me getting excited about that. >> thank you very much, jeanne and hank. that'll do it for this edition of "upclose" this morning. if you missed any of today's programs, of course, you can catch it again on our website 7online.com or if you just want to watch the whole thing again. thank you for watching this morning. i'm bill ritter. on behalf of all of u

jeanne: amazon has an incredibly good name.very person is looking to be in a place like google. there are truly billion people -- brilliant people that want to push themselves, they want to be better they want to make an impact. that is what amazon does it look at these people as the olympic athletes. they are used to working hard, they are working and creating and innovating things that go out in the marketplace. there are people that truly prefer an environment like amazon. matt: matt, what you think? we have heard this time and time again. bezos can deny it, his employees can defend him, but surely it is a stressful place to work. surely it is a competitive environment and the treatment of the lower-level employees is definitely lacking. >> i will tell you firsthand that it is a high demand, high-intensity workplace. but that is what makes it one of the best places to work, if not the best place to work in america. a lot of what i read in the article and the story, if they were anecdotes chosen from perhaps occasion over the

jeanne casarez is out front. >> such professional people. we had a great time.urors were wonderful. >> reporter: a crowd greeted donald trump as he wrapped up his day as a jury at new york state supreme court in manhattan. dozens of reporters and supporters -- trying to get a glimpse of the presidential candidate as he showed up to jury duty in a black limousine. trump waited inside the courthouse along with 175 other potential jurors. and waiting is all they did. >> actually they chose nobody. it is one of those lucky days. >> you know what, summer? you are fired. >> known for being the judge and jury on the apprentice, trump mentioned his jury service last friday night during a campaign stop in new hampshire. >> i'll be doing jury duty. i will be doing jury duty monday morning. >> reporter: former president george w. bush enjoyed his civic duty taking photos at the dallas civil court in early august. in 2005 serving as president there were concerns with public safety. >> as a practical matter, him actually appearing creates, you know, various issues, security,

together, we're building a better california. >>> and here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: when we send in the drones what must the animals think? it's enough to make a gator glare and a ram wonder. does that thing bite? the latest confrontation pitted an eagle against a drone. the eagle used its talons to knock the drone out of the sky. the videographer wrote "this is the last thing a small bird sees when a wedge tailed eagle decide you are dinner. "the eagle said to be uninjured. the drone operator had some advice for his fellow pilots. if you see a bird of prey while flying, land. the same could be said if you see a chimp waving a branch at a zoo in the netherlands. tushie demolished a $2,000 drone and she and her friend had their mug shots taken as they examined the debris. who need a stick when you have got horns. a new zealand ram, named rambro, head butted a drone. then went after the guy who came to retrieve it. >> move out. >> reporter: at a zoo in naples, florida, an agitated alligator could do nothing but lunge. while elsewhere in florida, a swarm of

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: he is trumpzichlla crushing competition in his shadows. is donald looking like trump the grump in the big debate. listen to dan hill a man who reads faces. what struck you if anything about mr. trump? >> well first of all the guy hardly smiles. he may be the unhappiest rich man in america. >> reporter: even when he talked about fun. >> it's fun, it's kidding. we have a good time. >> reporter: he didn't look like he was having a good time. did he smile at all, dan? does he ever smile? >> he only smiles when he is making a sarcastic comment. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: facial coding expert dan hill expected trump to show anger, glinting eyes and pressed lips. and in that sense, the unsmiling donald is totally on message. >> you can argue that not being content is his whole message. >> reporter: trump's defenders like the cysts whose videos have become a hit on the internet say everyone is picking on him. >> leave donald trump alone. leave donald trump, leave him alone. period. >> bye. >> reporter: tell that to cartoonist whose can'

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debate. >> your's lookable enough, hillary. >> are we not doing the talent portion. >> reporter: jeannenn, new york. >> there is a talent portion in the cnn debate. just saying. just saying. when in doubt, donald trump just wink at the camera. thank you for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. late developments in yet another theater attack. new information abut the man who went into a showing of "mad max" bringing pepper spray, swinging an ax and carrying a gun. what we know about what happened inside that theater and the shootout that followeden, and wt two people there saw. we begin with hope and doubt. almost a year and a half since malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished, what could if true be a turning point. what would if true be the first chance for so many people who have waited so long for real answers about their loved ones to end month after month of limbo false lead and contradictory statements. all that if true. today malaysia's prime minister announcing this piece

jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> can you imagine when he turns to his friend. you guys i have this awesome idea. i am going to surf with my dirt bike. i would love to have win in the room then. thank you for joining us. and "ac 360" starts now. >> thank you for joining us. we have breaking news that could decide to which ten republican presidential hopefuls make it on stage for the first debate of campaign 2016. it may also say a lot about donald trump's staying power. there is new polling just out from fox news which is of course running the debate. you can see it there. mr. trump leading by a lot. 26% to 15% over jeb bush with scott walker third. and john kasich who happens to be governor of state where the debate takes place. he barely squeaks in. the latest monmouth survey showing donald trump with 26% support. governor bush second. governor walker third. again kasich makes it into the top ten. we could get several more national polls between now and when fox news is going to make their debate decision. tom foreman has more on all of that. he joins us now.

>> reporter: jeanne moos cnn. >> boom boom boom. >> reporter: new york. >> you can't top it.ry. thank you for joining us. and "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. in just about an hour ten republicans who want to be president will take the stage in cleveland for their first chance to persuade an audience they're ready for the job. nine of them will get the first primetime shots at the front-runner donald trump if they choose to take shots. one time 2008 front-runner rudy giuliani said he has a little ronald reagan in him, talking donald trump. he played the part arriving in a boeing 757, one of several aircraft in the trump fleet.

week when a poll propelled one fake candidate named de's nuts, the names include star trek captain jeanne-luk luc picard, there were other candidates already registered with names called sydney's volume voluptuous buttocks, and limber-butt is a cat. >> hillary clinton thinks cats shouldn't be recognized as people. limber butt mccubbins knows cats are people. >> for the 2016 presidential race there are some real people who have registered as well. harley ran unsuccessfully for governor of idaho last year and participated in a debate. >> i don't like political correctness can i say, it sucks, it's bondage and i'm about as politically correct as your proverbial, turd in a punch bowl. >> yes he said turd in a punch bowl, robert mccloud is a veteran. >> better look out for me and mine. we're coming for you. >> you just don't know how much pride i have in my country. but the government i've got now is full of traitors and they've been traitors for some time. >> tammy steinfield is running for president either as a performance artist or a pair thoid paranoid schizophrenic. >> entertaining stuff. but

now, we're told cast members did take a moment during tonight's matinee show to pay respects to jeanne-baptiste. police investigators tell me right now his death is considered accidental. live outside the imperial theater, michael george, news 4 new york. >> appeared to be a talented man. thank you so much. >>> this man want ford a hate crime, this sketch. during the attack in sunset park he shouted anti-semitic remarks at the victim before rung off. >>> and undercover gun operation that ended in gunshots and death. an innocent victim at the wrong time at the wrong place. shot and killed by an nypd officer. a horrible accident. friends say 61-year-old felix koumei was a good man. >> he was our brother, and we all loved him. we loved the whole family. >> a devout jehovah's witness and caring father. they're faith is helping them cope. >> scriptures tell us that time and unforeseen occurrence befall all of us. it just so happened it happened that way. gun deal. brute an undercover cop to make the deal. then one suspect pull add gun and robbed that undercover officer. the officer says when the sus

. -- jeanne: there is a lot of companies that will talk about how good they are to the employees.y make life so easy, and the nature they are having fun while they are working. honestly, when it comes to really intelligent people who want to create, who want to be innovated, you really are not looking to be called. you are looking to be pushed we -- and you are looking to be the best. you are looking every day to achieve something that you do not even think you could achieve. you want to be surrounded by the best of the best. that is the environment that amazon really creates. the reason that there are ex-employees taht i talked to that say it was the best place they ever worked, some people regret leaving. but most people that leave that are superstars leave because they get unbelievable offers to go do something else fabulous that they would not have gotten if they had not been at amazon getting the experience that they got. matt: how important is the compensation? what about the fact that a lot of people go to work there because of the stock-based portion of the compensation an

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> sincerest form of flattery. thank you for joining us." starts now. >>> good evening. john berman here sitting in for anderson. a lot happening now from markets plunging on wall street to a pair of u.s. service members stepping into the line of fire and stopping a terrorist gunman from committing mass murder aboard a speeding train in france. the latest on that, and more, just ahead right now though. there is this. we are waiting for donald trump to speak in his biggest venue yet. a football stayed yul in mobile, alabama. his arrival honestly, an event in itself. complete with a flyover from his private boeing 757. you can see it right there. one

jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> can you imagine when he turns to his friend.have this awesome idea. i am going to surf with my dirt bike. i would love to have win in the room then. thank you for joining us. and "ac 360" starts now. >> thank you for joining us. we have breaking news that could decide to which ten republican presidential hopefuls make it on stage for the first debate of campaign 2016. it may also say a lot about donald trump's staying power. there is new polling just out from fox news which is of course running the debate. you can see it there. mr. trump leading by a lot. 26% to 15% over jeb bush with scott walker third. and john kasich who happens to be governor of state where the debate takes place. he barely squeaks in. the latest monmouth survey showing donald trump with 26% support. gove

the last time josh groban sang tweets they were from kanye west. ♪ >> jeanne moos, cnn, #make america>> okay. finally here, arena football doesn't get a lot of headlines. one man in phoenix, arizona, is out to try to change that. the big guy is oscar hernandez. he is a player for the rattlers and a choreographer for their dance team. the moves blew up on social media. he said it is all about the split. certainly is. >> thank you for watching. i'm john vause, cnn newsroom continues next with rosemary church and errol barnett. hope you stay with us. but your stellar notebook gives hanyou the gumptionlc. to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. this week, these office depot brand notebooks just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we g

as republican candidates prepare for their first debate later today, cnn's jeanne moos looks back atious debates that make you say oops. >> reporter: we tend to watch debates, hoping to see a trainwreck. instead we're left with memorable moments. sarah palin winking. >> how long have i been at this? like five weeks? >> reporter: ronald reagan demand k the sound system not being turned off. >> i am paying for this microphone mr. speaker. >> reporter: a line he picked up -- >> don't you shut me off. i'm paying for this broadcast. >> reporter: -- from spencer tracy in the film "state of the union." tv magnifies everything. from the sweat glistening on nixon's chin that he had to wipe off to al gore's exaggerated -- >> texas. that's what a governor gets to do. >> reporter: -- exasperated size. >> there's a difference. >> reporter: resuscitated by "snl." >> rome came to life in "gladiator." >> reporter: what was i going to say again? oh yeah there were some unforgettable forgetful moments. >> commerce education, and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. >> reporter: rick perry's o

weekend clinton turns her sights to new hampshire where she'll get a big endorsement from senator jeanne shaheen at an event rallying women. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> the motive still a mystery tonight between the execution-style shooting of a compute at a gas station in the houston suburbs. the suspect remains in custody, and the sheriff has questioned whether the victim was targeted just because of the uniform he wore. janet shamlian is at the scene outside houston for us. good evening. >> reporter: tom a good evening to you. with no known reason for what's been called an execution-style murder and with the suspect due in court on monday, tonight this has become a gathering for grief. the crowds have been building here all day. a community at a loss in the aftermath of a senseless murder. tonight, trying to channel its heartache. near the pump that's become a flower-filled memorial for deputy darren goforth, people dropped fives and tens into a container for his family. it topped $40,000. as a peace officer, how does this touch you? >> oh, it's awesome. i mean, something we do

jeann jeannie, do you see a point in time when the american people do what eric was talking about at the beginning of the segment where they say we're tired of it. we're going to either elect people who will change the laws. was that washington state you were talking about, where they went around their elected officials and did something about it that way? >> at the federal level, i think it is going to be a long haul still unfortunately because we have entrenched interests. you look at what republican candidates have been saying in the field in the few days since this tragedy occurred? what have they been saying? number one, we shouldn't be talking about gun control right now. we should wait. why is everybody politicizing this issue. now they say, now let's focus on mental health. i am all in favor of focusing on mental health. you ask how will you fund mental health without increasing the bureaucracy in the federal government. there's no answer. you look at scott walker, jeb bush who did it as governor of florida. there's no answer. why are they saying that? that's where the money

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jeanne moos tries to figure it out. >> reporter: he is trumpzilla. what struck you if anything about mr. trump? >> first of all the guy hardly smiles. >> reporter: even when he talked about fun. >> it's fun. it's kidding. we have a good time. >> reporter: he didn't look like he was having a good time. did he smile at all? >> he only smiles when making a sarcastic comment. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: dan hill expected trump to show anger, glinting eyes and pressed lips and in that sense, the unsmiling donald is totally on message. >> you can argue that not been content is his message. >> reporter: trump's defenders like these sisters say that everyone is picking on him. >> leave donald trump alone. >> leave him alone. >> leave him alone, period. >> bye. >> reporter: tell that to cartoonists who can't get enough of his hair and his pursed lips. >> what i was surprised by is the guy pouts. he is someone who has that upper chin rising and the corners of the mouth go down drooping in sadness. it's like a cross of peter finch on "network" and les

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: if donald trump's tweets are a window to his soul, what could be bettereighty thoughts and weighty words. ♪ i've never seen a thin person drinking diet coke ♪ >> reporter: trump values his twitter to launch political attacks but in the past he's offered romantic advice. ♪ robert pattinson should not be taking back kristen stew art ♪ >> reporter: donald trump tweeted it's freezing and snowing in new york. we need global warming. but there's nothing more than what he tweeted about himself. ♪ my i.q. is one of the highest ♪ >> reporter: to say that it's something that a 12-year-old might say, gq has tweeted who tweeted it, donald trump or a teen. world is spreading word is i got a tattoo. no way. lately he's trying to be more diplomatic. but even as he tries to be a kinder gentler trump, he -- he tweeted about heidi klum. she shrugged it off with heidi trump trs trump. the last time josh groban sang tweets they were from kanye west but the donald and the kanye, birds of a feather went tweeting. ♪ i love me >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ♪ hash tag,

>> reporter: jeanne moos cnn. >> boom, boom. >> reporter: new york. >> thank you for joining me todayaldwin starts now. >>> donald trump at def-con one. the debate is not over until he says it is. he is lashing out at debate moderators. who is nasty? >>> and a bitter blow for the white house. the next democratic leader in the senate says no to the iran nuclear deal. what does this mean for the fate of the agreement? president obama sits down with cnn. >>> cyber attack at the pentagon. the main suspect, russia. how did they get in and does the u.s. have any way of keeping them outgoing forward? >>> hello. i'm

hello, and welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanne pirro. thank you for joining us. we're months into the election cycle. donald trump still maintains a double digit lead over the competitors. and is showing no sign of going away. i sat down with the gop frontrunner at trump tower in new york city. and in the interest of full disclosure, donald and i have been friends to many years. he even donated to some of my past campaigns. but this interview was about policy. although i did get him to open up about some aspects of his personal life which i find very interesting. we'll start with the first question of the fox debate where you were pretty much put at odds with the republican primary audience when they asked if you would run as a third party candidate. but you had said that because you wanted leverage with the republican national committee if they did not treat you well. are they now treating you with respect? >> well, you know, i'm number one in the polls, florida just came in, i'm number one in florida, new hampshire, iowa, every place. texas just came in, i'm nu

jeanne moos has more. >> reporter: america's most famous panda isn't eating much.xcept sleeping, sleeping on her back, on her belly, yawning, scratching. what's up with her? >> she's definitely acting pregnant. >> reporter: oh, boy. or maybe it's a girl on the way at the smithsonian national zoo. is she or isn't she? not even her zookeepers know for sure. she was artificially insimilar nated at the end of april and has been having lots of ultrasounds since. they put the wand on her belly while distracting her with treats. but lately, she isn't hungry and she's too tired to cooperate with ultrasounds that rarely spot a panda fetus because they're so tiny. this could be what's called a pseu pseudo-pregnancy, suggesting a pregnancy when there isn't one. you don't know until the cub pops out? >> that's it. >> reporter: here's her last birth almost two years ago. now, if she has a cub, they're going to have to figure out who's the daddy. that's because two pandas contributed to her insemination, a panda in china and one who lives here at the national zoo. is he really a

jeanne moos takes a look at the candidate's favorite insult. >> reporter: it's a word donald trump isn'teporter: sometimes the loser is generic, but usually the loser has a name. >> rosie's a loser. >> reporter: trump is always tweeting the "l" word. his targets range from website, "the huffington post" is such a loser, to pundits. >> when i watch a george will or a charles krauthhammer they're losers. >> reporter: and he called a beauty contestant a loser. she did lose the lawsuit he later filed. in donald trump's world, there seem to be varying degrees of loser-dom. he called karl rove a proven loser and total loser. russell brand was a major loser to which brand responded, are you drunk when you write these tweets? as for cher he shot her down. >> cher is a loser, she's lonely unhappy. >> reporter: when he's feeling happy, he tweets to everyone including all haters and losers happy new year. when asked about his name calling -- >> using terms like dumbny loser, total losers is that something you would continue doing if you were president? >> when people attack me i let them have it ba

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: he is trumpzilla. crushes as the media shine light on him.trump the grump in his first debate? listen to dan hill, a man who reads faces. what struck you, if anything, about mr. trump? >> well, first of all, the guy hardly smiles. he may be the unhappiest rich man in america. >> reporter: even when he talked about fun -- >> it's fun, it's kidding, we have a good time. >> reporter: he didn't look like he was having a good time. did he smile at all, dan? does he ever smile? >> he only smiles when he's making a sarcastic comment. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: this facial coding ekts pert expecting trump to show anger, squinting eyes and pressed lips. and in that sense, the unsmiling donald is totally on message. >> you can argue that not being content is his whole message. >> reporter: the defenders, like these sisters whose videos have become a hit on the internet say everyone's picking on him. >> leave donald trump alone! leave donald trump, leave him alone! period! bye! >> reporter: tell that to cartoonists who can't get enough of his

jeanne moos -- where does the lifeguard sit -- cnn -- >> he'll sit on the edge. >> new york. >> thankman and bolduan" starts now. >>> on the brink of war. the most unpredictable dictator in the world telling his troops get ready for the worst as north and south korea face off. >>> a city on edge. his death sparked violent protests this week in st. louis and now we're hearing the black teenager killed by police was shot in the back. we'll take you there live. >>> and one is a socialist, the other is, well, donald trump, and today they could both see record crowds as voters speak out against the esta

jeanne moos tells us more. >> reporter: when tom brady did a commercial -- >> boom shack-a-lack-a. >>t holding up a phone would be. the nfl commissioner says that on or shortly before the day brady spoke to deflategate investigators, he had an assistant destroy his cell phone. now critics are imagining the moment when the nfl asked to see tom brady's phone and posting every cell-destroying clip they can dredge up. >> nice catch! >> reporter: tom brady's phone has its own twitter accounts. the phone that knew too much. tweeting out zingers like one time he tried to deflate me. and though #shadybrady was trending tom had his defenders. >> with all the leaks and misinformation coming from gridiron central this year would you possibly hand over your cell phone and personal information to this nitwit parade? >> reporter: brady him says he replaced his phone not to hide anything but because it was broken. meanwhile, patriots coach bill belichick spoke to reporters sounding like a broken record. an irritated, passive-aggressive broken record. >> it's already been dressed. this has already be

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thank you so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello.nald trump on top. joe biden still deciding. is the gop's best weapon against both carly fiorina? >>> the massive explosion killing dozens of people and leaving behind ashes of devastation. we're going to take you there. and a top general says america's greatest threat is not isis yet he says the situation is getting so bad president obama may need to send troops into iraq soon. hello, everyone. i'm kate

hello, and welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanne pirro. thank you for joining us. we're months into the election cycle. donald trump still maintains a double digit lead over the competitors. and is showing no sign of going away. i sat down with the gop frontrunner at trump tower in new york city. and in the interest of full disclosure, donald and i have been friends to many years. he even donated to some of my past campaigns. but this interview was about policy. although i did get him to open up about some aspects of his personal life which i find very interesting. we'll start with the first question of the fox debate where you were pretty much put at odds with the republican primary audience when they asked if you would run as a third party candidate. but you had said that because you wanted leverage with the republican national committee if they did not treat you well. are they now treating you with respect? >> well, you know, i'm number one in the polls, florida just came in, i'm number one in florida, new hampshire, iowa, every place. texas just came in, i'm nu

jeanne zane where am i going wrong, professor. >> i don't think you are necessarily going wrong on thisdo think that hillary clinton is suffering from real fatigue this summer. people are really frustrated and fed up. the most shocking moment in this campaign so far is when josh earnst came out and made that statement yesterday. to imagining that obama would send that signal on purpose is amazing. so i i think that could really change the tide. i was saying biden wasn't going to run about a month ago. now i think he may very well make a go of it. it's going to be uphill battle for him though. >> you know him, having worked for him, i said monica crowley predicted this last week. i said you know what? i think president obama is going to sit it out not go one way or the other because of john podesta who is a vicious, as you know, infighter. he did work for president obama, now he is running hillary clinton's campaign. so, if obama tilted, podesta could hurt obama. he knows a lot of stuff about him. i didn't think he would be getting in but as the professor just said it's pretty clear that

jeanne zane where am i going wrong, professor. >> i don't think you are necessarily going wrong on thisdo think that hillary clinton is suffering from real fatigue this summer. people are really frustrated and fed up. the most shocking moment in this campaign so far is when josh earnst came out and made that statement yesterday. to imagining that obama would send that signal on purpose is amazing. so i i think that could really change the tide. i was saying biden wasn't going to run about a month ago. now i think he may very well make a go of it. it's going to be uphill battle for him though. >> you know him, having worked for him, i said monica crowley predicted this last week. i said you know what? i think president obama is going to sit it out not go one way or the other because of john podesta who is a vicious, as you know, infighter. he did work for president obama, now he is running hillary clinton's campaign. so, if obama tilted, podesta could hurt obama. he knows a lot of stuff about him. i didn't think he would be getting in but as the professor just said it's pretty clear that

ears jeanne moos. >> if donald trump's tweets are a window to his soul, what could be more soulful thanh groban. prepare for deep thoughts and weighty words. ♪ i've never seen a thin person drinking diet coke ♪ >> trump uses twitter to launch political attacks but in the past, he's dispensed romantic advice. ♪ he should not take back kristin stewart ♪ ♪ she cheated on him like a dog ♪ >> he took at least one of the trumps out of context ♪ we need global warming ♪ >> actually, donald tweeted, it is freezing and snowing in new york. we need global warming. there is nothing warmer than the donald's regard for himself. ♪ my i.q. is one of the highest ♪ >> but you can't prove it by his tweets. to illustrate the point that the donald's tweets are something a 12-year-old might sent, g.q. post a quiz. who tweeted it. donald trump or a random teen? it was a teen. it was donald who tweeted, word is spreading that i got a tattoo. no way. lately donald has tried to be more diplomatic. but even as he tries to be a kinder, gentler trump, he slips up. trump told columnists maureen dowd, heidi klum, sa

. >> reporter: jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> and you know who is not a loser? "ac360" starts now. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. a lot of breaking news to bring you. we now know which republicans made the cut for the first presidential debate. there is also uproar over a comment jeb bush made. and we begin tonight with senior political correspondent jeff who has the latest on that. so tell me about this poll. bernie sanders gaining ground on hillary clinton in new hampshire specifically. >> he is indeed. he is chipping away at hillary clinton's lead. this new poll shows that clinton holds only a 6-point lead over sanders. 42% to 36%. now it is the closest of any survey yet so far in this campaign. he of course is from neighboring vermont and he spent so much time campaigning for the new hampshire primary. it is clear his liberal and populist message is resonating with a lot of democratic voters. it is important to note she is still viewed favorably by 72% of democratic primary voters there so they could just be listening to bernie sanders for now.

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i think if i had a ram, i would also call it rambro. >>> anyway, now, the first openly gay player drafted into the national football league, says he's stepping away from the game. the 25-year-old tweeted he was concerned with his mental health. sam never made an nfl team and was playing this season for the montreal alouettes in canada. i hope i said that correctly. his performance was lackluster, playing just once in the team's first six games without a single tackle. that does it for us for this hour. thank you very much for joining us. we'll be back at the top of the hour, in just a few minutes. hour, in just a few minutes. don't go anywhere. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> explosions and fires sends smoke into the air again in tianjin, china, and worries of toxic chemicals spreading after the deadly blast. >>> plus, moments of silence in tokyo to remember those who died during world war ii. why comments from the prime minister are drawing criticism. >>> and it's a new day for the u.s. and cuba, as the u.s. embassy reopens on the island nati

. >> reporter: jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> and you know who is not a loser?rts now. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. a lot of breaking news to bring you. we now know which republicans made the cut for the first presidential debate. there is also uproar over a comment jeb bush made. and we begin tonight with senior political correspondent jeff who has the latest on that. so tell me about this poll. bernie sanders gaining ground on hillary clinton in new hampshire specifically. >> he is indeed. he is chipping away at hillary clinton's lead. this new poll shows that clinton holds only a 6-point lead over sanders. 42% to 36%. now it is the clo

let's ask john begs and piper jaffray managing director jeanne munster. the stock, looks like everybody likes this plan. stock's doing well today. >> they do. and part of the reason is it's an indictment on google and how much information they've given out in the past. and investors have always clamored for more information, gotten little. so this is going to provide more insight into the profitability of their biggest business, which is search. and that's why shares are up because it's probably going to reveal positive things about how much money they make with search. cheryl: john, do you agree with that? and also, do you look at this company and think that they've got big money losers, big money losers, do you think they're going to start -- the rubber is hitting the road on driverless cars, make me money, show me money or the businesses might -- >> this creates a richard branson's virgin, where you have multiple companies doing multiple things, driverless cars, longevity. all the stuff we get a kick out as tech journalists. the search, the advertiseme

hello, and welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanne pirro. thank you for joining us. we're months into the election cycle. donald trump still maintains a double digit lead over the competitors. and is showing no sign of going away. i sat down with the gop frontrunner at trump tower in new york city. and in the interest of full disclosure, donald and i have been friends to many years. he even donated to some of my past campaigns. but this interview was about policy. although i did get him to open up about some aspects of his personal life which i find very interesting. we'll start with the first question of the fox debate where you were pretty much put at odds with the republican primary audience when they asked if you would run as a third party candidate. but you had said that because you wanted leverage with the republican national committee if they did not treat you well. are they now treating you with respect? >> well, you know, i'm number one in the polls, florida just came in, i'm number one in florida, new hampshire, iowa, every place. texas just came in, i'm nu