as much as clinton tries to put this issue to rest it won't go away. >> kristin fisher live for us. ank you, kristin. >> we asked what do you think is to blame the mainstream media or something else? >> it is the perfect storm of media and never trumpers slash the mead yaw. >> they are bought and paid for by the media coverage. she talks about important coverage. all that is covered is one line remarks. >> the media has not performed the way a reporter should since obama. >> keep sending your comments in. >> a suspect being questioned about the murder of a united states imam a gunman walks up outside of both. there goes no motive yet. police revealing this sketch of the shooter. >> robbed in rio. olympic swimmer ryan lock tee and three of the teammates are held up by gun point dressed up as police. what is most important is we are safe and unharmed. michael phelps says security is essential when traveling abroad. >> i have a team who is always looking out for everything. the ussc, usa swimming is always making sure we are as protected as we can be. >> australia banning athletes from

kristin fisher with the race for the white house. good morning, abby. trump should be the biggest of the entire campaign. the number one immigration they removed 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states he wanted to do it by creating a deportation force. trump may be ready to back away from the hard lined stance which alienated many latino voters. several people told buzz feed trump was reaping from the mass deportation policy. they say what he said in ma moot egg is no different than what he said on the campaign trail. yesterday when asked if trump still supported the creation of deportation force kelly ann conway said this. >> as the week unfolds he would layout the plan as he implements the united states. >> will it include a deportation force the kind you heard in the sound bite and he talked about during the democratic primaries. >> to be determined. >> there's a lot of questions and he may have them in a policy speech. >> in her words finally able to be themselves. that's clearly in inluges to the campaign chairman paul manafort. we

. >> kristin fisher is live for us in washington, d.c. following the latest development from the campaign trail. crystal, good morning. >> donald trump is really doing his best to try to move the conversation away from this controversy. his son was killed in iraq. he's doing it by trying to shift the subject to radical islamic terrorism and using some of the harshest rhetoric. that is really saying something to describe hillary clinton. trump used no words he called his democratic rival the devil. he says big sugar would ernie s going up with her. >> he should have not made the deal. he would have done something really important. this guy has buyer's remorse. if he would have not done everything go home, go to sleep and relax, i would have been a hero. he made a deal with the devil. she is the devil. he made a deal with the devil. >> clinton, she didn't take the bait. so far she has not responded to trump calling her the devil. instead she is focusing her fire on trump's comments on the kahn family and trump's business records. listen to

and kristin fisher has more from washington. >> the administration is not backing down. they are refusing to call it ransom and the argument is that this was money owed to the iranians and why not use it leverage to make sure they got home. >> and took advantage to converge them in a 24-hour period. the final hours we used the leave ran. it does not sit well. can you call it all you want but ransom is ransom. >> and the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. >> it was ransom. they transferred that into the hands of the revolutionary guard corps wis is a terrorist organization. >> the president denied any connection between the payment and the prisoners. >> this was not some knee farious deal. we will not in the future, now people a full accounting. and the hearings about this or ransom payment whatever you call it after congress returns. chris kristin fisher. >>> donald trump assembled a group of his panning leaders on sharing the ideas with the community. the statements on immigration immigrants on the presidential race. it has widened the gap. and the poll shows th

kristin fisher is live in washington, d.c. kristin, good morning. >> good morning. have have been using trump against her. >> she tried to clarify previous comments about her private e-mail server. that phrase was too good for trump to pass up. so over the weekend he released this video of a short circuiting clinton row robot. >> i hope you will compare what i am proposing to what my opponent is talking about. i may have short circuited... >> clinton responded by releasing her own video yesterday questioning trump's ties to russia. here's a clip. >> perhaps one more reason why we are not seeing this type of thing because you are dealing with russian oligarchy. >> is he getting money from russia? is his business built on russian loans? >> right now clinton is ahead in almost any poll. they have her ahead 50 to 42. in terms of honest and trust worthiness the two are tied. neither are trust worthy. clint polls are full of controversy and party infighting. they hope to turn it around in detroit. that's where trump will have a major economic policy speech. hot on his hee

kristin fisher is live for us in washington with what we can expect. ristin. >> good morning. heather. we are two-days away from hopefully getting an answer as to whether or not donald trump still sports one of the signature ideas of his campaign that is a creation of the deportation course. after almost two weeks of uncertainty last night trump posted on twitter i will be making a major speech on illegal immigration in the great state of arizona. big crowds. looking for a larger venue. several surrogates hit the area to try to see where trump stands on immigration. they were all consistent in saying trump has been consistent on no amnesty, no sanctuary cities and yes to building the big wall. >> we are going to secure the border and build a wall and have a physical bier year enforce the laws of this country and sanctuary cities. implement and verify. we will have a mechanism for dealing with people in this country that you heard the word humanely again. >> whether or not that mechanism involves the deportation force is still unknown. >> at the same tim

. >> kristin fisher is live with the latest on this controversy. >> good morning. >> good morning, ladiese from hillary clinton to republican leaders on capitol hill are speaking out and saiding trump was wrong for saying what he did about kahn his wife and his son who was killed iraq. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and paul ryan condemned trump for questioning where the wife did not speak instead she stood sigh excellently something the kahn family attributes to her overwhelming grief not nher religious belief. jeb bush is piling on. he says on twitter this is so incredibly disrespectful of the family who endured the ultimate sacrifice for our country. he was asked about that repeatedly on the campaign trail. listen to this. >> to launch an attack as he did on capital kahn's mother, a gold star mother who stood there on that stage with her husband honoring the sacrifice of their son. i don't know where the bottom is. >> trump is continue to go defend his remarks. he said on twitter, i was viciously attacked by mr. kahn at the democratic convention? am i not allowed to respond? hi

. >> looking the occurrences for the first time and as fox's kristin fisher reports, it's renewing accusationsent was actually ransom. >> reporter: the obama administration is not backing down. they're refusing to call it ransom and the argument they use is that this was money that was owed to the iranians no matter what why not use it as leverage to make sure those four americans got home? >> we took advantage of timing to converge these all within a 24 hour period and we used -- i make no apologies for the fact that at the end game in the very final hours we used the leverage of having that money. >> reporter: that argument does not sit well with republicans on capitol hill. they argue you can call it leverage all you want but ransom is ransom. here's congressman ed royce the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. >> it was ransom. we now know it was ransom. on top of that, it put more american lives at risk, and we now know that they transferred that 400 million into the hands of the iranian revolutionary guard core which is a terrorist organization. >> reporter: earlier this mont

>> kristin fisher reporting. thank you so much. >> for some insight into team trump's thinking ahead of monday's economic speech, gaby morangiello is a political reporter. we heard from kristin fisher both what we saw happen outside in terms of trump and clinton going back and forth and then the result, poll numbers. give us a sense of what it's like inside team trump right now. >> well, i spoke to somebody who's close to the campaign last week, and there were rumors swirling at that time that campaign staffers were really in over their heads -- >> suicidal is one word that going around. >> right. that the campaign was in freefall. that seemed to be the sentiment a lot of his staffers were feeling. i think this week the goal is to get back on message. they realize their poll numbers are slipping not just nextly but in a number of crucial battleground states and in order for donald trump to rein in the chaos that has happened that has overcome his campaign he needs to get back on message. >> you think about this.

kristin fisher has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: we are now less than 100 days away fromch means that from here on out it's about the battleground states. right now the latest polls show trump and clinton deadlocked in states like ohio and pennsylvania. donald trump is kicking up bipartisan backlash on the first full week of the general election campaign. his comments about khzir khan who attacked him at the dnc are being criticized by everyone from the republican leaders of the house and senate to hillary clinton, who was asked about this controversy repeatedly yesterday on the campaign trail. >> and then to launch an attack as he did on captain khan's mother, a gold star mother, i don't know where the bounds are. i don't know where the bottom is. >> reporter: as clinton wraps up her two day bus tour through ohio and pennsylvania, trump is preparing to hit the same states today. his campaign is also planning to meet with the commission on presidential debates after trump complained that two of the debates are at the same time as nfl games. >> you know, hillary clinton wa

kristin fisher, thanks. liz has more. >> for more on trump's campaign message, let's bring in the former campaign manager for lindsey graham. i don't know if you were -- if you had as much of an exciting friday night as i did. i actually watched donald trump's press conference. what was your reaction when you saw him up there? genuine? >> i think he was probably being genuine. i think he wants to put the controversy and trouble he's ya created for himself behind. there is a clichÉ when you're in a hole, stop figuring. and donald trump has dug himself into a hole and i think last night may have been the first step in stopping digging further. now he has to get position bahi into the game. >> he has a big day on monday, there will be an economic plan debuted in detroit. but this along the same time where we're seeing that he has a list of new economic adviser, all of them very high earners, some big name, just very wealthy men. we don't see any women on that list. so who is influencing him especially ahead of

kristin fisher is sliefsh with more. >> reporter: trump's new nicknames make crook eed hillar almost seem nice. he says she's unstable and unhinged. the evidence he is using to make such a claim comes from hillary clinton herself. you may remember two days ago clinton said she short-circuited while trying to clarify comments she made aboutler private e-mail server. now trump is using those words against her. >> unstable, hillary clinton. and you saw that. you saw that where she basically short-circuited. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short-circuit up here. >> that kind of attack is exactly what many republicans have been waiting for. they want trump to stay on target, attacking clinton, not members of his own party. here is newt gingrich. >> if you look at the last few days, i think he has gotten the messages. he came out and endorsed paul ryan, which he should have done. he endorsed john mccain, which he should have done. these are steps back into -- >> a growing number of republican lawmakers are speaking out against their pear's no

kristin fisher has been following this story. >> reporter: obama administration is not backing down. they are refusing to call it ransom. the argument they use is that this was money owed to the iranians no matter what. why not use it as leverage to make sure those four americans got home? >> we took advantage of the timing because we didn't want to have to pay more interest. we took advantage of the timing to converge these all within a 24-hour period. i make no apologies for the fact that at the endgame, the very final hours, we use the leverage of having that money. >> that argument does not sit well with republicans on political. they argue you can call it leverage, but ransom is ransom. here is chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. >> it was ransom. we now know it was ransom. on top of that, they put more american lives at risk, and we now know they transferred that $400 millionf the iranian revolutionary guard corps which is a terrorist organization. >> earlier this month, in fact just over two weeks ago, president obama flatly denied any connection between the payme

latest from fox's's kristin fisher. >>reporter: neither candidateda held public events. hillary clinton attended campaignllar fundraiser while hr supporters held fundraiser. the clinton donors were given special treatment while she was secretary of state. while republicans meet withet their supporters they call it a meet. when democrats do that they caly it a conflict. the ' not pay to play unless so. you meet with them because they want to bring a matter to your attention. on the republican side of thee aisle donald trump's campaign manager made her own rounds with the press working to clarify any questions surrounding number p's immigration policy. what he has said there's no legalization and no amnesty. he also said this week, chris,r, if you'll go back to your home country and if you'd like toke come back to the united states as an immigrant you need to apply through the differentffer channels that allow people to apply for sightseenship for entry into the united states sta legally. that's important. we all learned in kindergarten to stand in line to wait yourur turn

in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >> donald trump has been stumping political school analysts since he first announced the start of his campaign. stan barnes in the valley says his campaign the unpredictable. >> people like me, political types, presidential pundits have been wrong for a solid 18 months about him. i believee' wrong all the way until he is elected or not elected. >> of course, there were questions over whether donald trump would show up on wednesday. he answered some of the questions in a tweet earlier today. the tweet read, i will be making a major speech on immigration in the great state of arizona. big crowds, looking for a larger venue. stan barnes says we're looking unfold. >> there is nothing about him that is traditional. he is not a republican. he is an independent who has taken over the republican nomination for good or for ill. this is a political experiment and we're all here to witness it. >> now with the general election 10 weeks away, time will tell if this strategy is working. >>> a lot of people are upset about san francisco's quarterback refusal

>> kristin fisher, thank you. >>> coming up next, are turkey and russia getting too close for comfort for the u.s.? first, here are what fox affiliates are covering. fox 11 in los angeles has a massive wildfire in the mountains east of l.a., forcing people from their homes in san bernardino county and sending smoke plumes to las vegas. the flames erupted sunday. it's spread across ten square miles and consumed 7500 acres. fox 32 in chicago, a judge upholds it 14-year prison sentence for rob blagojevich. he was eligible for resentencing after an appeals court threw out convictions related to the attempt to sell or trade an appointment to president obama's old appointment seat. this is a live look from houston fox 26. the story there is the first confirmed death in harris county from the zika virus. an infant who suffered from zika related birth defects died soon after being born. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> iran's former president wants president obama to fix a u.s. supreme court ruling allowing families of people kille

. >> kristin fisher is live for us in washington, d.c.ollowing the latest development from the campaign trail. crystal, good morning. >> donald trump is really doing his best to try to move the conversation away from this controversy. his son was killed in iraq. he's doing it by trying to shift the subject to radical islamic terrorism and using some of the harshest rhetoric. that is really saying something to describe hillary clinton. trump used no words he called his democratic rival the devil. he says big sugar would ernie s going up with

kristin fisher is live for us in washington with the new developments. what is the latest? >>> oo this report was conducted by the associated press. it found people that work in the u.s. government more than half of the people hillary clinton met with while secretary of state about to give money the clinton foundation. if yif you break down numbers 8 people having phone calls or face to face meetings with a sitting secretary of state. those 85 people are responsible for contributing over $150 million to the clinton foundation. those people included an economist who asked for clinton's help and the bangladesh government and also includes a wall street executive who sought clinton's help with a visa problem. rineince priebus says this is t biggest piece of evidence access to the most sensitive policymakers in u.s. diplomacy was for sail to the highest bidder. a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate any pay to play. this report is not through clinton's campaign said. it is cherry picked a limited subset of hillary clinton's schedule to see how often she crossed

own kristin fisher is live in washington with the latest on this one. rning, kristin. >> donald trump is making it very clear that he believes the president and presidential candidates should not be on vacation in martha's vineyard but in louisiana with the people suffering from devastating floods. trump made his case yesterday while touring the state with running mate despite the plea to stay out. he described it as nothing more than a photo op. trump argued he was just there to help. >> the spirit of the people is incredible, the devastation likewise, they have never seen anything like it. but the spirit of the people is incredible. and honestly, obama ought to get off the golf course and get counsel there. >> now, president obama has been playing a lot of golf. he is still on vacation in martha's vineyard. he is planning to tour louisiana on tuesday. that's when the white house says is the request quote aa appropriate time to visit. quote, the president is mindful of the impact that his travel has on first responders and wants to ensure that his prese

. >> kristin fisher is live for us. the rnc chair says that trump is on the right track. what's his new campaign manager saying at this point? >> kellyanne conway made her first show appearances since becoming trump's campaign manager and she gave a rosy picture of the state of his campaign. >> this is the best week i think so far in the trump campaign, but also because he's able to be himself, the authentic donald trump, and also the pivot he has made is on substance, george, he is talking about defeating islamic terrorism. >> another pivot involves his immigration plan. for months he's been talking about creating a deportation force to are move 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the united states. today we learned that support for that plan is not set in stone. in fact, harris, the words that conway used are "to be determined." >> tbd. i understand the clinton campaign has just announced some big fund-raising numbers. >> yeah, they have. the clinton campaign won't confirm it, though, but the associated prets is reporting that they said they are half way to the

it's kristin fisher reports the fallout five days after the father's emotional convention speech may be showing up in the newest polls. we will get to that report. i know you have the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump is really doing his best to move the conversation away from his controversy with that family. and he is doing it by using some of the most heated rhetoric. >> that is politics at its lowest. >> just when you thought that the name-calling couldn't get any more heated. yesterday he called his democratic rival the devil and said that bernie sanders would be going up in flames with her for endorsing her. >> he made a deal with the devil. she is the deal/she has the devil. >> they typically don't visit red states during the general election campaign. unless, you're getting endorsed by one of the favorite sons, warren buffett. they turned into one of clinton's fiercest attacks dogs by biting into trump on his business record and refusal to release and tax returns. trump targeted -- trump argued because he is under review. >> i would be delighted t

begin with kristin fisher. live in washington, d.c. with more on the trump campaign. they were asked about his immigration policy today. did we get clarity. >> some clarity but not on the question that everyone wants an answer to and that is does donald trump still support the use of a deportation force? earlier this week trump said he was open to softening his stance. yesterday he seemed to harden up a bit by promising to deport criminal illegal immigrants within one hour of swearing in. today, trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway explained that softening is more approach than policy. she said he wants to find a way to deal with the 11 million illegal immigrants living in the united states but wouldn't say if that includes the use of a deportation force. >> what you seem to be saying is you are leaving the door open that president trump would consider the possibility of giving people who have not committed more crimes to living in this country legally. >> what he has said is no legalization and no amnesty. >> trump has already postponed two speeches where he was

kristin fisher joins us now with more on this change of course from our washington bureau. >> what a difference a few days makes. earlier this week trump said he wasn't ready to endorse house speaker paul ryan. he said he had never been a big fan of john mccain and he called new hampshire senator kelly ayotte weak. but last night at a rally in ryan's home state of wisconsin trump reversed course and endorsed all three. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. i hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain for his service to our country, in uniform and in public office, and i fully support and endorse his re-election. >> now speaker ryan was not at that rally, but according to one of his aides, ryan "appreciates the gesture and is going to continue to focus on earning the endorsement of the voters in southern wisconsin." as for ryan's endorsement of trump, so far ryan has now wavered, though he did say yesterday, that as with any endorsement, there is never a blank check. >> he's had a pretty strange run since the convention. you would think that we'd want to be

>> kristin fisher, thank you. >>> coming up next, are turkey and russia getting too close for comfort for the u.s.? first, here are what fox affiliates are covering. fox 11 in los angeles has a massive wildfire in the mountains east of l.a., forcing people from their homes in san bernardino county and sending smoke plumes to las vegas. the flames erupted sunday. it's spread across ten square miles and consumed 7500 acres. fox 32 in chicago, a judge upholds it 14-year prison sentence for rob blagojevich. he was eligible for resentencing after an appeals court threw out convictions related to the attempt to sell or trade an appointment to president obama's old appointment seat. this is a live look from houston fox 26. the story there is the first confirmed death in harris county from the zika virus. an infant who suffered from zika related birth defects died soon after being born. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creat

kristin fisher for what's ahead. >> reporter: both campaign managers came out swinging on the sunday shows. clinton's campaign manager called trump a puppet for the kremlin, while trump's campaign manager called her a weak leader and unimpressive. this is kellyanne conway's first sunday, because in her words, he is finally able to be himself. perhaps a dig at campaign manager paul manafort. the dust up over the immigration policies, yesterday it was reported that he told the hispanic advisory board that he may be open. it appeared to be a reversal for the previous calls, but today, trump's campaign manager said any reports of a reversal are false. >> what he said differed little from what he said publicly. we need a quote fair and humane way of dealing with what is estimated to be about 11 million illegal immigrants in this country. >> reporter: conway was asked if trump supports a full-on deportation. she said that's still to be determined. as for the democrats, clinton may be ahead in almost every poll, but she has come under renewed scrutiny about her e-mail and her family's found

kristin fisher has more on the trump campaign live from washington. >> trump is open to softening his stance and yesterday said he would harden back up by promising to deport criminal illegal immigrants. today, kellyanne conway described it as more of an approach than policy. the big question is, does that include a deportation force back in november all he would say is he will look at that. >> you're leaving the door open, that president trump would consider the possibility of giving people who have not committed more crimes to living in this country legally. >> he would say no to illegal immigration and no amnesty. >> trump's response to the murder of the cousin and posted on twitter, dwayne wade's cousin was shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. trump's opponents are accusing him of not talking about a tragedy. >> donald trump is laying out in that tweet in short form, 140 characters, that we have a choice to make in the country. we can continue with the leadership that has left us with dangerous streets in our cities, failing schools, no jobs or we can go with someone who i

. >> all right, kristin fisher, thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> trump promising a big immigration speech some time in the next two weeks, did he lay the right foundation in iowa where he talked about it just yesterday? let's bring in israel orteya, senior writer. thank you so much for joining us. >> you bet. >> first and foremost, i've seen some of your writing. and are folks at home more receptive when his rhetoric is just a little bit softer? >> absolutely. i think you look at public opinion polls, it was about 76% of the american people, this includes both republican and democrats, sort of rejected the idea that immigrants are taking away jobs from americans. so i think that donald trump is in better footing, politically, when he has a message that affirms immigration. but he's also hitting on the little ball which is also important. >> so perhaps the stance we saw last week, but we heard him yesterday in iowa walk that back a little bit. i want you to listen to him in iowa and then get your reaction. >> sure. >> my goal is to provide good jobs and even great jobs. good schools and sa

jon: kristin fisher reporting live from washington, thanks.enna: greg jarrett joins us for a little bit more on this lawsuit. it is attention grabbing. is there really a case here? >> know, let's take wrongful death for example. it really is unprovable. first of all the plaintiffs would have to prove hillary clinton wrote an email giving the time, date, place of ambassador stevens and others. well, that doesn't even exist. second they'd have to prove her email server was hacked by somebody and the email was given to terrorists how in the world do you prove that? there's no evidence of that and you have to prove that that email was hacked and it does exist was the motivation, the cost of their attack. you have to prove causation and that is utterly unprovable because we don't even know essentially who most of the terrorists are. jenna: interesting. you need specifics for that part of the case. what about the defamation part of the lawsuit? >> that equally difficult. defamation is a false statement that damages somebody's reputation. hillary cli

. >> kristin fisher, live in d.c., thank you. >> that is an ironclad prediction. >> yeah, you just said, he's road testing this one. he's called her the devil and the monster and crooked. and now crazy. and he has this brand-new ad out that's taking social media by storm. claiming that hillary clinton is not just crooked, but crazy. watc watch. >> i hope you will compare what i'm proposing to what my opponent is talking about. i'm telling you right now, we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. so i may have short circuited. >> that's hilarious! i think the message of this ad is that she's old and weak and that she's not vigorous enough for the job. i don't think they're really trying to argue that she's crazy, because that basically is an excuse. they would be offering up an insanity defense. >> they think she's mentally unfit. >> he used phrases, said she short circuited, totally unbalanced, has problems, lacks temperament, totally unhinged. he's been framed, unfairly for the most part, as saying, hey, he's unhinged. if you're pointing at her, saying you're unhinged, it's almos

fox news correspondent kristin fisher joins us right now -- or reports, i should say, from washingtoneporter: patricia smith, the mother of sean smith, is taking the claims that she made at the republican national convention to court. >> i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. that's personally. >> reporter: smith and charles woods, the father of tyrone woods, are now suing clinton on two fronts, wrongful death and defamation. they claim their sons' death was a direct result of clinton's extreme carelessness in handling confidential and classified information. they argue clinton's use of a private e-mail server compromised the location of ambassador chris stevens and led islamic terrorists to their sons. chris per ran ta who was there that night in benghazi is now praising both parents for pushing back. >> i think it's a good thing. they are standing up. the system failed them. the system that was supposed to protect them, supposed to keep people accountablenot. >> reporter: but fox news senior judicial analyst says the lawsuit likely won't stand up in court. >> th

kristin fisher has the answer live in washington. where are they going?2 prisoners at gitmo. today there are just 61. now that reflects the release of the 15 detainees yesterday. 12 are from yemen, other three are from afghanistan. they were sent to the united arab emirates in what has become the single largest transfer since president obama took office. he's been trying to close gitmo ever since he took office and the pace of these mass transfers has really been ramping up in recent months as his time in office winds down. but the candidate vying to replace him said if elected, he would keep gitmo open. listen. >> we will also keep open guantanamo bay and place a renewed emphasis on human intelligence. we'll gain the needed information to dismantle their organization. >> reporter: other republicans are also speaking out about this latest transfer. congressman ed royce, the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee said in the race to close gitmo, the obama administration is doubling down on policies that put americans' lives at risk. once again, ha

in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >> with the controversy over the date of the two of the debates being at the same time as an nfl game our question of the day is this. would you watch the nfl game or the presidential debate? let us know what you think. post a comment on our ktvu facebook page. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange will not reveal how or from whom it received internal democratic party emails. the emails indicated that the dnc, which is supposed to be impartial during its own party's primary race, favored hillary clinton and possibly undermine bernie sanders. those nearly 20,000 emails led to the ouster of dnc chair congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. u.s. officials say the russians were behind the hack attack. hillary clinton says that would amount to russian interference in our elections. >> we would not tolerate that from any other country, particularly one with whom we have adversarial positions. and for trump to both encourage that and to praise putin despite what appears to be a deliberate effort to try to affect the election, i think raises national secur

. >> kristin fisher is live in washington with this story and the very latest. >> reporter: hey, good kun shan chun, also known as joey. he was born in china, and he moved to the u.s. in the '80s and became a citizen. he had been working for the fbi until 1997, until his arrest in march. chun and his family maintained close ties with chinese natio l nationals and businesses since 2006. he worked as an electronic technician with top security clearance which means he had access to the most sensitive data like surveillance and personnel information. now, over a five-year period he travelled overseas to meet with chinese nationals and give them that information. in exchange, he'd get things like cash or perks like hotel stays. he also lied to the fbi allegedly about traveling, which is against the fbi's policy. now, chun was caught in an undercover sting that began last summer. he pleaded guilty in federal court in lower manhattan. in statement the u.s. attorney said, quote, americans who act as unauthorized foreign agents commit a federal offense and threatens our security. and when it's

. >> kristin fisher has details on what he'll talk about.rump is expected to say that any country that wants to join the u.s. in the fight against isis will be our ally. that could include russia and these are come on day when trump's campaign manager is coming under fire for his alleged ties to the country. he is expected to declare an end to nation building and replace it with what aides described as foreign policy realism. focussed on destroying size and other terror groups. he is expected to announce a new vie visa group. and proposing creating an ideological test for all immigrants to determine if they share u.s. values. so these will be tests about their views on religious freedom, gender equality, even gay rights. yesterday, mike pence came to his defense on "fox news sunday." >> i would say, stay tuned. this coming monday you'll see a vision for confronting radical islamic terrorism. last week, you heard about the growing the economy. it's still early in this campaign. i just -- i'm very confident. >> reporter: now, today mike pence

. >> great kristin fisher is live in the nation's capital with all the details. >> reporter: good morningweek trump said he wasn't quite ready to endorse paul ryan, he said he'd never been a big fan of senator john mccain and he called kelly ayotte weak. but last night at a rally in wisconsin, trump reversed course. ryan is facing a primary challenge on tuesday and trump as you know has been reluctant to back him even after mike pence endorsed him. take exposed the deep rift that still exists within the republican party. so last night donald trump did something he rarely does in an effort to unify the party. he reversed court ase and said all have disagreements, but we will disagree as friends. >> in our shared mission to make america great again, i support and endorse our speaker of the house paul ryan. i also fully support and endorse senator kelly ayotte. >> and he prepared to be reading from prepared marks, but he clearly went off script calling hillary clinton unbalanced, unhinged, even a monster. >> in one way she's a monster, okay? look at what happened. look at her history. in ano