john h: there are two things to build on what mark and john said.hat the vice president believes now -- he talked about in the colbert thing -- they see he has a rationale that he can explain for why he wants to be president and why we he would be a better president than hillary clinton in a way she can never do. he thinks he would be better at the job and that he would explain it in a way that people will find real and that people understand she is incapable of doing. he thinks he's still joe biden, the fire for the middle class and the working class in america, rebuilding the american middle class and economy and that he can talk about it in an authentic way that she cannot. he thinks that his moment is unique in that the craving for authenticity is particularly acute. both he and the people around him look at the donald trump phenomena, and they say donald trump has gotten this far by basically telling it like it is. that not only speaks to the way one of biden's strength, but the fact that trump can get away with making mistakes, that there is s

john h.: john mccormick, thank you, calling in from des moines, iowa. going back to you, mark. there was a lot of discussion at the debate and in last week's talkingibrary debate, about changing leadership in the campaign, about requiring, chief strategist-campaign manager for walker being forced out, donors demanding change. this afternoon, word was spreading that walker was about to drop out. one of his biggest donors in new york said this was great news because rick wiley was quitting. bundler blur -- this was surprised to hear walk was stepping down. why not do a full leadership reboot and start from scratch? mark: there was not enough time. they were having difficulty convincing walker to make the change and recruiting someone who could replace wiley or be a team with wiley. the financial imperative drove this. scott walker had a lot of problems. what drove him to make this decision was no financial resources to go forward, to pay the bills, and to build something because he would have to fight his way back. i can't emphasize enough the corrosive effect at occurred as some

john h.: there is a little bit of beg shot prelature this. john, we alland i and accept the notion he gets in late. maybe he waits to november. he will not build an iowa operation. he is not going to be able to build a new hampshire operation. what they are focused on his south carolina. and they are focused on a scenario that looks like bernie sanders beats hillary clinton in iowa or new hampshire both. then you come to south carolina and biden is waiting. a wounded clinton and a sanders who is not cut out or well-suited to south carolina, they roll down -- and biden is the waiting alternative. a scenario where she lost or was severely wounded in the first three contests now you have -- the really have a path for joe biden to win the nomination. but there is a bank shot quality pitching wins iowa, the whole thing is out of the window. charlie: what has happened to hillary clinton? the: she chose to get into race as the e-mail scandal was mushrooming. she could have put things off and try to deal with the scandal and the more effective way. th

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john: do you like heilemann? stephanie: the h? john: happy bowling the day. the religious rollcall and scott walker's national anthem, but first, donald trump's pledge of allegiance. after meeting with reince previous, he said he had signed a pledge not to run as a third-party candidate if he loses his republican nomination bid. our colleagues at "bloomberg businessweek" have a story about trump's business acumen. we have both read this timeless piece by max abelson. i want to know, after digging into trump's business background, are you more or less impressed with him as a capitalist? stephanie: i was not impressed with him as a capitalist to begin with. he is this extraordinary american story. he almost makes me think of "dynasty." the grandison opulence of the 1980's, i -- grandness and opulence of the 1980's, ivana, marla maples. but as a businessman, baloney. john: he is iconic for a lot of americans. if you talk to voters, a lot of them think of trump as an icon of capitalism. he has not built a lot of stuff. trump was once trying to be a builder. he is

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h john sasaki -- >> there john sasaki, thank you. >>> a lot of talk of what may be causing the whales to wash up and then you see the blue skies. >> i was going to say we did a story about more whales washing up, it is because there is more of them. last two years have been unpress dented. 35 years in the ocean -- unprecedented. 35 years in the ocean, you didn't see them. there are so many whales right now. >> you see -- [ talking at the same time ] >> they are everywhere. bizarre. surprised there isn't more washing up. 60 times more -- that is a rough estimate. that is an indication of a healthy marine system. good news. and may have to do with el nino too. not that the warm-water gets this far north. because of el nino we have seen less strong northwest winds. which changes the feeding pattern and could change the way they move up and around the coast. beautiful night. sunset tonight money. check it out. like last night. the thing that is working for us, no fog out here. by the park, embarcadero, go down sacramento street, to the end of the great highway and check out the sunset. at

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. >> and john, we love you so much, and happy guacamole and good luck in the championship and all that the stuff. huacamole day. >> and what a sweet man. and a lot of men would think that they were too b that. >> and yes, john and he is going to have a huge career in movies don't you think? >> and you want one, hoda, in honor of national guacamole day? >> yes. and last night there was a show on called "the best time ever" and it is a neil patrick harris show, and usually i don't watch things live, because why would you, because you can watch it later! and you know what i mean. and this one was live and happening at that moment, and reese witherspoon was that moment, and nicole scherzier the sidekick from the pussy-cat dolls and the viewers at home surprise and this is the favorite part, and lots of it was fun, but there was a part when viewers at home were doing to play this part called singalong and they don't know it, but they are going to be playing karaoke with gloria gay nor and look at this -- look at them when they find out, and gloria gay for the found out when they sang her song "i will su

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protestors that had to be moved back from that ta tacoma h school in anticipation of the president's visit. we understand no disruption at that time. john. >> thank you john. the kerry is calling it quit. martin winterkorn quit today. tonight the german auto maker is finding out who that person or persons was. rob reynolds has more. >> a troy made the announcement, martin winterkorn is out. >> the border acknowledges that with great respect. we want to stress the fact that dr. winterkorn had no knowledge about manipulation of emissions. >> executives said they were pursuing an internal investigation how software designed to deceive testing results found its way into 11 million vehicles. >> translator: we have the impression that criminal acts have played a role here. we will bring to light all the proceedings within the company and make sure the people concerned will be prosecuted. >> reporter: germans including those who live in volkswagen's headquarters city voltsburg are concerned that this investigation has soiled the company's reputation for production. >> that is criminal dealing if you ask me. it is like a mafia. >> translator: i

s"h-h[h >>> good morning, time now for traffic and weather together on the 2s, john? good morning. >> a warm one day for the first full day of autumn. still in good shape obviously for the duration of the pope's visit. and then the mainly dry over the weekend is just going to be a little cooler. you can see bright and quiet conditions today. you got wet weather to the south. you got a front in the plains, there's some pretty significant rain flirting with florida. unfortunately, no welcomed rain in california. heat is on. not only in new york, but down through dc, down into parts of the south central states in the 90s. upper 70s low 80s today. closer to where we should be a little closer by the weekend. are you too close to that late model buick in front of you? what's going on alex? >>> in preparation of the pope's arrival later today, from now until 6:00 a.m., we have some changes on fifth avenue. it is the currently closed from 47th to 55th streets as well as the cross streets from 48th to 55th between 6th and madison avenue. now at 6:00 this morning, some of the c

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republican presidential candidate john kasich served as managing director of lehman brother from 2001 right up until the company's collapse seven years ago today. he earned han $600,000 in lehman. he said recently, quote, he learned a lot about the way america works during his time at lehman brothers. really? do tell! to you man the catastrophic aftermath of the bankruptcy before? barclays inherited the smoking rubble of what lehman used to be. lehman paid jeb bush more than twice what they paid john kasich during these disastrous days. happy anniversary to us, but particularly to the guys in the middle of the disaster making tons of money off of it when it almost collapsed the entire world. happy uncomfortable anniversary. good luck with the campaign. >> in the vice presidential debate in the last election cycle, the moderator was a great reporter for abc. she's known for her foreign affairs chops and her war reporting, her all-around expertise on security issue answer foreign policy. for vice president biden whose decades in the senate had included being chair of senate foreign affairs, she was a pretty good match for biden. but those issues were not a s

h sand is surging. >> bernie in the white house. bernie in the white house. >> reporter: he marched in the same parade as republicans carly fiorina and john kasich, suddenly secondire, unlike scott wake who is struggling to get traction and lindsey wgraham, fighting t be heard over the crowd. >> bernie. bernie. ,vm&u bernie. >> this is the first inning of a nine-inning game. it starts today. >>zzikmrter: labor day 2015, a day of hard work for the -2d next president. but one candidate was conspicuously out of the spotlight on this labor day, republican front-runner, donald trump. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> we are learning more today about the incident that led to the3/víz resignation of a super in loudoun county, virginia. sean williams was arrested over the weekend for assaulting a friend.zhbÑ williams says the friend gave him advice he didn't want to hear. he released a statement today in which he apologized to family, friends and constituents. he also wrote, andqx i quote -- williams has a history with the police. he withdraw from this year's race for board chairman. he admitted to having several drunk driving and domesticÑ;tcx disputes. one of the

republican presidential candidate john kasich served as managing director of lehman brother from 2001 right up until the company's collapse seven years ago today. he earned h0 in lehman. he said recently, quote, he learned a lot about the way america works during his time at lehman brothers. really? do tell! to you man the catastrophic aftermath of the bankruptcy before? barclays inherited the smoking rubble of what lehman used to be. lehman paid jeb bush more than twice what they paid john kasich during these disastrous days. happy anniversary to us, but particularly to the guys in the middle of the disaster making tons of money off of it when it almost collapsed the entire world. happy uncomfortable anniversary. good luck with the campaign. bring uand sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. theno one surface...out there. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the

h 5k.com. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> the battleground state polls are coming in the presidental race and john dickerson joins us live with a preview of today's face the nation. >> good morning. well, labor day is over. football seen has started and we have new poll numbers from the battle ground tracker. and on the republican side two people very high up on those -- in those numbers is donald trump and ben carson. we are going to talk to both of them. and then david axlerod from the obama campaign. he knows what it's like to be if the situation that hillary clinton is in, which is a little rumling in her campaign. and then anthony salvant owe, the cbs news elections director not only about the horserace numbers but where the country is. whatever is left over we are going to talk about with our political panel. >> hillary is speaking in d.c. this morning. these polls show her slipping in some of the he key battleground states. is she worried about bernie sanders or carly fiorina? >> she is worried her numbers is slipping, that the enthusiasm is going towards bernie sanders. they are trying to do something very tough

john f. kennedy and barack obama, found the ransition. senator graham: i think i just made the case why i can be commander in h in chief, particularly in 2017. so i think my background and experience from learning the hard way what works and what doesn't is exactly what the next president needs. to those who believe that they're all the same in the mideast, you have no idea what you're talking about. i've been to iraq and afghanistan over 35 times, actually, i have worked with people on the rule of law who have been killed in the process of trying to change their countries to only be replaced by somebody else. here's what i've learned. that there are two things going on in the mideast at the same time and you better understand both. a fight for the heart and soul of islam between a minority of radicals and most. and here's the one thing i can assure you and the american people. if the average mom and dad in the mideast does not want to turn their sons or daughters over to isil, to say that's true is an affront to them in stereotyping in the worst, most obscene way. secondly, there's a fight for governance in the mideast between young people

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john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan, and we will have a beginning with the dualing messages, one backing, and one speaking against the support of the iran nuclear deal. and you will see the rally h coming up. >> yes, you will see it live here on cnn this morning, and democratic candidate hillary clinton spoke out giving backing for the obama's administration's backing for the deal, and her words were also carefully chosen. listen. >> my approach will be distrust and verify. we should anticipate that iran will test the next president. they'll want to see how far they can bend the rules. that won't work if i 'm in the white house. >> now, the focus on the foreign policy from hillary clinton comes as she is trying to turn attention away from the e-mail controversy, and she as apologized not once, not twice, but three time s s in the last hour, and she is sorry nowt at least for using a a private e-mail server as secretary of state. >> and the pap poll jis can be seen on facebook, and she apologized to ellen degeneres on her show, and in an interview on abc news. a take a look. >> even though it was allowed, i should have used two accounts, one for personal, and one for work-related

h & r block downgraded to neutral from buy. a valuation call there. and google named john crafic as the chief executive of its self-driving car project. he is set to begin his tenure in late september. >>> airbus begins production of the first a-320 to be built at the companies first and new final assembly blaem plant -- a plant in the u.s. >> reporter: a huge day as they open a final assembly plant. this is airbus' second plant outside of europe. they have one in china and now they'll have one in alabama. a-320s are what they're building. almost all of them will be going to north american airlines though some could be exported. when you look at the models that will be build and add them to what airbus is already building and you can see that record delivery pace the company has been on will likely continue growing over the next couple years. it's costs because of nonunion labor will be competitive initially with europe and eventually could be below what it costs to build a plane in europe. >> we believe that in a few years we will be in the same ballpark. so it will be a

h-@5\ tt0w!tx#h_%!ueh-cw, tt0w!tx#h_%!7hh-_ux [music] >>> it's 5:52. right to you, john elliott. >> we are going to see wet weather for the next few days. could see an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon, and it will be mild today. steady rain, and it's overnight tonight into your wednesday, and then a much cooler end to the week. a 10-degree drop from day-to- day. spotty showers right now, and here's the rest of the rain this afternoon. could be an isolated thunderstorm. it's overnight tonight we are dealing with the potential for more rain, and into the weekend, we are watching joaquin. it's moving west before it makes its trip to the north. let's help you make your trip right now with alex. >> john, good morning, everyone. if you're traveling in the bronx, we have an accident on the westbound side of the cross bronx expressway at white plains road, and delays are back to the hutch you. sue use the -- hutch. through it. alternate-side parking rule suspended today. remember to be safe. don't text and drive. >>> this this morning's health watch, high levels of stress in

h. hleycher, thk yovery ch ieed. my time's up. neil, it's yours. neil: just getting on the wires that house speaker john boehner says goal of the back and forth contentious talks on capitol hill with republican troops is to avoid a government shutdown. that might prove easier said than done, getting word of 31 restless republicans who want to make this planned parenthood their cause, that might threaten the shutdown. but shutting planned parenthood down for the time being seems to be a lot more important to them. they're organizing another protest, this one led by rand paul, the opposite end of capitol hill as we had yesterday with the protest over the iran deal, but the fight is much the same. dissatisfaction with party leadership over how this is handled and how when it cos surrounding it, it will somehow continue getting funding and so to the united states government. blake burman here to sort of go through the tea leaves. where do we stand on, this blake? >> you mentioned this rally, this event that's going to be taking place right now. put on by several pro-life organizations. the headliner will be

h-ql< tt0w!tx#(g%!ueh-r.l >>> 4:52. 71degrees out there on this labor day monday. we are laboring here with john elliott. >> you mean to tell me the cafeteria is not open today? >> no, i was just asking. we put in this emergency breakfast order. >> it's great, there's no traffic out there, just be careful of the traffic that is because it's a holiday morning, and then this afternoon, i don't need to tell you, you will have company on the roadways. make sure you have water for your fun in the sun, and extra water in the ride home in case there's a delay, but i hope not. in the city right now, it's quiet as you slummer, but you're up, and we appreciate it winds out of the west, southwest. hour by hour, plenty of power. 89 for the high today. we will begin the warmup and see the humidity on the rise. 90 freehold, and we can do that. 80 in islip, and don't forget your rip currents, and don't forget back to school for the kids tomorrow, and 92, staying hot and humid through the first half of the week g. that's -- >> of the week. >> that's hot for the first week. >> send the kids with water. john, tha

h now, it's time to bring it around town. >> the flmous resident of bikini bottom, spongebob squarepants wi all hit broadway next season. david dower, john legend, aerosmith, steven tyler and joe perry. heading to broadway foy september next year. >>> when you think abouteyhe heavy hitters -- >> first one und water. > in the meantime, we're waiting for fall to arrive, maybe some are, some aren't. we're aiill holding out for summertime weather, september 1st. 90 degrees. the forecast high, lots of sunshine, the humidity out there. a sticky afternoon. we saw that yesterday it burned off, today, pretty much a sunny day. 75 tonight, mostly clear sky. tomorrow,lemuggy. a couple more days ofsheat. the heat on the'sday,rthen we back it down towards the h widay weekend. it's comfortable. a good finish to the summer season. a nice finish. >> what's going on? >> sure. i do have some good news for everybody on the roads. we had an accident that was shutting down the outbouns upper level of the george washington bridge, that cleared so we can head that way now. so many problems on bruckner fupressway. chopper 4 on the bruckner, westbound out by 138t

john wesley talked about his wide world, my parish. i think pope francis sees the rld as his par h in the sense of he has responsibility for the entire world. hence the climate control idea, tho e changes and the poverty, the homeless, and those without sustenance. so i would say for the role of women, there are some s hools of thought within the theology of women. i'm not sure that's the answer to the problem, but that's a way to solve the problem of getting beyond where we are. there's a thought that what the church has done in the past, the church can still do. around very strongly is phyllis zagano at hofstra university. this idea of what the church has one, the church can still do, leaves an opening that i'd like to see somebody like papa france francesco, who has the openness, to see what else women can do in terms of a leadership role, perhaps not yet ordinational, but the phrase what i said, phyllis zagano refers to women deacons in the church, the same way people would preside at eucharist. so there's openness there. i owine the hope in this papacy. i think a lot of people

john, thanks a lot. i'm chris wragge. we are back with another local update in about 25 minutes. "cbs this morning" returns in about 25 minutes. tt2watx# g4 p bt@q((, tt2watx# g4 p "a@q8$h tt2watx# g4 p bm@q3/d tt4watx# g4 r dztq f=0 tt4watx# g4 r entq 69p tt4watx# g4 r gzt& />( tt4watx# g4 r hnt& ?0d tt4watx# g4 r iztq uy< >>> the show almost did get on last night. it was a little long. a double stuffed oreo. it took a while to cut it down and when we tried to send it to network to show it to you the computers kept crashing. at 11:20. no one in the building could give me guarantee for certain that the show was going to go on the air last night. so you can imagine how exciting that was for all of us. > dow don the gre up on purpose. the legal trouble that could stem from friday night lights. that's ahead. >>> britain's "guardian" reports alzheimer's can be passed from one person to another. their brains had protein fragments associated with alzheimer's. it's believed the ited it was passed through. alzheimer's is not contagious like the common cold. >> the pittsburgh "post-gazette" is opening a visitor center. the flight 93 memorial has ten panels that show how the even

john, we'll bring you in as the backdrop of the u.s. economy. a lot of the bulls say the u.s. economy is doing fine and well. our unemployment rate is now 5 h- 5.1%. do you stick yo your call on a stronger u.s.? >> i will certainly agree with tom. there's no recession in the outlook. i believe there's a stronger u.s. domestic economy. consumer spending looks really good. auto sales, housing starts, all pretty solid. even some of the equipment spending has picked up a little bit. i think it is resilient. the u.s. economy is resilient, and when the fed moves in domes pretty well. thank you very much. >> we are getting some breaking news from general electric. the eu giving the go ahead to a bid for french peer austin's power business. the deal is pending a deal. ge says great day for the company. they try to work their way back to industrials. >> the biggest thing happening in ge is the continued divestment in the disillusion of the entire unit, other than those that support the existing ge businesses. the stock has been hurt in part by the perception that they're bigger in oil and gas. this deal part of that, and exposure to the chinese econ

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h wife's law firm for state business. >> you ought to be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. >> mr. clinton, don't try to escape it. >> george w. bush and johnargued about negative ads. >> this is an attack piece. >> not by my campaign. >> paid for by john mccain. >> it's not by my campaign. >> reporter: who can forget when hillary clinton was asked about her likability? 2008. >> what can you say to the voters who see your resume and like it, but are hesitating on the likability issue, where they seem to like barack obama more? >> well, that hurts my feelings. >> i'm sorry, senator. i'm sorry. >> i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likable enough. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: former texas governor, rick perry, would like to have this moment back from 2012. >> three agencies of government gone, commerce, education and -- what's the third one there? let's see. i can't. the third one, i can't. sorry. oops. >> reporter: of course, the fox news republican debate from last month. new jersey governor chris christie argued with senator rand paul over the government's mass collection of personal communications. >> when you're sitting in a subcom

tonight ohio governor john kasich was not playing to a hometown audience like at the last debate in cleveland. a monmouth university poll put had him in third place in new hampshire with 11 hbehind dond trump and dr. kasich joins me n. how did you feel about your own debate performance and standing out there for three hours, how did it feel out there? >> look, i just wanted to be myself. i got up on the stage. i really didn't have any nerves at all, anything bothering me and, you know, you always wish you could get a little bit more time. few more things you would like to say. but all and all, i think it was a good experience and it certainly was a lot of fun and memorable. >> when you look at the field, particularly donald trump who has a lead in the polls, do you think any numbers or anybody standing really changed tonight? somebody going up or somebody going down? >> well, you know, i'm not a prognosticator, anderson. look, the bottom line is, in the early states, you have to be on the ground. you take new hampshire, you have to do town hall meetings, people want to see you, they want to question you, and it is very, very grassroots oriented. so in terms of national pol