>> i do think it's about the likability, the chemistry. and i think honestly with regard to pence that pence just seems to be more presidential, if you will, than their candidate donald trump. so i think -- >> come on, let's be honest -- you're comparing the two -- >> people are not voting for a v.p. >> that's right. they are -- >> leslie, finish the thought. >> i feel that mike pence is saying what republicans want to hear more because he's more of a republican even though donald trump claims to be, he is not win he opens his mouth. he is not espousing the vision of the gop. >> you go out to a dinner party with your wife and somebody likes your wife more than you. i'm not saying -- of course, i wonder if that's the kind of thing, and then they are more likable because you have your better half with you. >> it is usually because of my wife. now, back to this, if you compare the two v.p. nominees, the two v.p. candidates, tim kaine is not likable. tim kaine is not a leader. he's someone who has already said that being a v.p. nominee is like

trump cannot be counted out, and back to the likability issue for a moment. there's a new a.p. poll showing that young voters in particular do not like either trump or clinton. >>walter: switch gears now at 7:07. $76 billion is how much families are expected to spend this year on back to school shopping. about $900 per child. >>laura: and we know for a lot of families, every dollar counts and that's why man probably headed out to the stores today. summer has been shorter than usual. sales tax holiday is shorter than it normally is. but this tax-free weekend is coming up this weekend. starts today. shayla reaves has a closer look at all the items you can save on. >>reporter: the tax-free holiday weekend is officially underway so we expect stores around the bay area to be packed as parents try to save a little bit of crash before their kids head back to the classroom. manager. tell me about this year. there are some items, some changes that parents need to know about as far as what qualifies and what does not. >> one of the big changes this year is electronics. aptops aren't incl

but of a mischievous kid, very likable. people that's how he let have a chemical laboratory on his train. he talked to the engineer and the firemen into letting him do it. they knew what it took. apparently they had the confidence he could do it. well, they were wrong in their assessment of his abilities. while they were taking a nap, he's running to train. they were all rudely awakened with a stalling hot flash of dirty oily water because he did not really know what he was doing. that was the end of him running a train and becoming an engineer. thank goodness for that because he went on to such great things. this is a telegraph office. trains had telegraph operators becomes trains were dispatched by telegraph. each station had an operator, but there was also news. edison had an interest in anything electrical, especially telegraph. that was relatively new for him as a boy. he was four years old when it was inventive. he made his own set. but he was not proficient as a center. it wasn't known clements -- it was in mount cle

like likable. no longer a denver bronco. >> . they get very close. and you let one of their buddies go. it's hard. >> . he was asked to restructure his contract. and take a pay cut. for the second straight season. something he obvio willing to do. >> . as for the rest of the team. the roster currently sits at 75. and the cuts aren't over yet. the final 53 man roster is due by saturday. keep your head forward. >> . also on the cut list. wide receiver. as well as tackle kyle roberts. taoeug end gram placed on the injured reserve. we'll hear from mark sanchez. a guy not on the cut list. still a member of the broncos with all kinds of rumors swirling about his future. >> >> you get a little older. make more money. get a target on your back. it's true in football and other businesses too. >> . it's reality. >> . sanchez maybe with everything that's going on in minnesota. >> they lost a quarter back. who knows. >> . we shall tpaoeupd out. wefp we have we have storms out there. maybe some hail in some spots. let's get to the big picture. start out wide here

>> she is likable. >> she is likable? what has she done for you?you want her to be the president? >> why not? i'm not a cameraman. >> you have a warpt outstanding? ted cruz. ted cruz. >> judge pirro! >> what's the rest -- >> i probably did arrest him. >> i like him, too. he's a little -- i like him because he's bossy and big -- >> in your face. >> a good mobster. >> like you. >> vote for her? >> no. that's me. >> oh. did you know that? what about the fact that the president saying that mentally instable people should have a gun. >> i have a hammer right here. 21 ounces. >> do you know of any country been a socialist country? >> no. >> no? >> i wasn't great in history class. >> well, it is happening now. have you heard that socialism is a political and economic organization where the government pretty much owns all the methods of production? >> say that again. >> you have a very big truck. >> hello. >> is america ready for a woman president? >> yes, we are. we are definitely ready. >> who should that be? >> ms. hillary clinton. >> don't take off unt

a little glint in his eye, sort of a mischievous kid, but very likable. i think that's how he let people have a chemical laboratory on his train. he talked to the engineer and the firemen into letting him do it. they knew what it took. apparently they had the confidence he could do it. well, they were wrong in their assessment of his abilities. while they were taking a nap, he's running to train. they were all rudely awakened with a scolding hot splash of dirty, oily water because he did , not really know what he was doing. that was the end of him running the train and the dream of becoming an engineer. thank goodness for that because he went on to such great things. this is a telegraph office. trains had telegraph operators becomes trains were dispatched by telegraph. each station had an operator, but there was also news. edison had an interest in anything electrical, especially telegraph. that was relatively new for him as a boy. he was four years old when it was invented. at 12 years old, it was still relatively new. he really wanted to learn it badly.

this was going to the gutter when they were both nominated because they buy but unlike velvet, on likability and low approval ratings. >>> is that george wallace area politics never helps the entire issue and we need to use race talking more about the issues that are tonight at 7:00 p.m. on between the lines. >>> maybe ryan block he could be headed back to real after all testified before brazil's justice department has been summoned as part of an investigation in brazil after he lied about being robbed at gunpoint. there is no penalty however if he does not appear. however, if you have to be charged with anything, they could not engage in plea negotiationses present in rio. present in rio. we want to welcome the back to real after three weeks. you did a terrific job. spirit that is good to be back with you guys. >> we had a good time. we got to see some really neat games, they had some great pictures .-dot velvet velvet stations all over the beach and we got to see christ the redeemer. clayton murphy, historian i was one of closely. he's the bronze medal winner now and just a few years of co

trust issue and likability issue are what's killing her right now.he needs to sort of win back that trust in a way. so you know, i think she has to -- she's going to continue to say there's nothing to see here, that's what her aides are saying. so far there hasn't been a smoking gun, as she said a few times. she's going to try to pivot away from that. >> believability is a factor, consistent issue among voters polled about this issue. >> specifically she's targeting moderate republicans right now and those are the people who still have questions about her likability and trust factor. >> let's switch gears and a little bit of talk on the republican side. a big issue facing republican campaign has been immigration. a lot of people say he's changed or softened his position. he says it has hardened. different positions or policies, if you will. sarah palin and others have been very critical of a possible change in trump's position on immigration, saying we have a graphic, massive disappointment if he did change position of deportation of illegal immigran

. >> the 35-year-old soft sales man is likable posting workouts and the lovable good guy on bachelor in price which convinced producers america wants him to find love. >> he wants to love somebody and be loved. hopefully this is it. >> how many times will i see you again? >> hopefully never. >> there is another wrinkle in the story. last night nick saw him picking out an engagement ring for jen one of the best. you have to watch to see how it ends. >> how is luke taking it? he hit the gym and tweeted thanks for the love. sometimes we are faced with unexpect changes. there is at least one person who isn't buying the hype. in a skype interview with e.t. today bad boy chad johnson -- >> he's the epitome of the person who gives them what they want to hear. great redemption story, nick. you're so ld >> that's chad being chad. i always thought nick would be the best bachelor. congratulations, nick. >>> olympic champ ryan lochte knows what it's like to be a reality star. he had a show and was famous for this -- >> that means yeah! and he hopes "dancing with the stars" will help america forg

she is very likable. she is a single mom. i don't know if that was said. she is a single mom of 4. grew up in roxbury, now is in dorchester, and is on assistance. but while being on assistance, farmers just got these coupons to use at a farmers market. she went to the farmers market and liked it and she is learning about cooking in general. she had never eaten kale before, and she is using these different foods and cooking for her children and losing weight. her son, she mentioned is overweight, and he is losing weight. through learning these skills she goes and teachers of the people. karen: and that kind of she likes to do and it probably is a stress reducer. she enjoys it, she is relaxing. what about the people who live outside of these zip codes with low life expectancy? did you have conversations with them about this topic? and what was their reaction? >> this did make the cutting room floor, as you mentioned earlier, because people were expectancy is this, but your neighbors in roxbury or dorchester have this life expectancy. some people would get uncomfortable with that, thi

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he is a likable guy. he's friendly. but he's maybe not the sharpest person in the room, he doesn't have a lot of foreign policy experience. and more than likely, if elected president, he might be shaped by those who do have specific ideas about foreign policy, and their ideas may not be exactly what's best for america. and so, bricker's candidacy really never gets off the ground. he will make a pretty big show at the convention when it assembles in late june of 1944 in chicago, but by that time, it's really all over for him. any questions or concerns about bricker? well, that leads us then to our third and final major contender for the republican nomination in 1944, and that was thomas edmond dewey, the newly elected governor of new york. there are several things that i want you to remember about dewey, who will ultimately win the nomination in 1944, and there are several things that are really strong about him, and i want you to remember these assets, these things about dewey that are really positive and bode well for

. >> ceos have to be visibility and likable. >> credit rating. not saying visible and likable. a highly coveted stock than jamie dimon and jamie dimon is a great ceo. also how they run the company, not just about the stock price. >> right. just to interject quick. interesting you have bezos on your list. no one doubts the genius that is base sew bezos. look at it through two prisms. earnings per share, different story. profitability of the business is different necessary been than the way you look at stock performance but both are important. >> why it's a matrix and bezos created an industry, online shopping and brought the rest of retail to its knees. they have to succumb to what his business model is. >> he changed the game. that's a different story. >> one of the best there is. >> sorry, josh, didn't mean interrupt you before. >> should be said a lot of the stuff is backward looking's if yahoo! had acquired tumbler and turned it into an up-and-coming facebook, saying she's a great ceo. no one is saying that now, obviously. that's an important point to needs to be brought ow.

was he kind of a likable guy? >> he seemed very likable. he was very personable. nice. >> in fact, he had no problem sharing intimate details with kristen about his personal life. >> he had been married, and somehow the conversation, you know, goes into him telling me how he had found god. i made a lot of mistakes. i wasn't a great husband. >> you guys got into quite the personal conversation for having just met. >> oh, yeah. well, i was young, and i think that was normal and he was drunk. >> not long after the party started, it abruptly ended. kristen's friend, hosting the party, got into a fight with her boyfriend. >> there was alcohol involved. it was a worry that it would get out of hand. >> everyone left, but not kristen. she was concerned about her friend and stuck around talking to the upstairs neighbor. >> so you weren't feeling protective? >> he said, you can go to my apartment and you can be close to a friend to call. >> she and the neighbor walked up the staircase to his apartment. >> it's directly above her apartment. and he opens the door, and i was b

private about his preference for president until now and a new fox news poll is out that shows how likable the presidential candidates are or both candidates are in trouble 55 percent of registered voters have an unfavorable opinion of hillary clinton and 63 percent have an unfavorable opinion of donald trump. >> the candidates are setting their sights on colorado both hillary clinton and donald trump is incompetent that they can win the state how both campaigns are focusing their attention on colorado. >> in the battleground state of colorado the ground war getting people registered to vote. >> picking a met with real and augmented retail politics the campaign workers at playing pok?mon go to register potential voters the mac and that using other attention-getting draws a cello cello you just have to be unique especially in a battleground states like colorado where the stakes are so high battleground colorado twice elected republican george w. bush that gave barack obama back-to-back victories of this year this leading democratic from recent polls gave hillary clinton a double-digit today

ben: and they all seem so likable, too. heather: oh, they are. and it is so much fun to watch. ben: yes. still to come tonight -- the end of an era in brookline. heather: a popular deli abruptly shuts down after nearly a century in business. the one thing the owners made sure of before closing. ben: in your health, cigarette smoking in the u.s.. the government. stay with us at 5:30. ? ? 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ? ? 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ? ? 4 my country and how it all started out ? ? 4 the brave and every boy scout ? ? 4 doin' it yourself cuz you want it done right ? ? 4 by 4 the top down - stars keep ya up at night ? ? 4 by 4 every one of our seventy-five years ? ? 4 by 4 the wave - that's how we say 'cheers' ? massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education.

likable actually sit next to the -- like you could actually sit next to the pool. >> yes, temperatures below average the best of the week, but we have showers to track. few pop ups to the west. we're seeing some of that activity really start toll fire higher terrain west of tonopah, and it's moving to the north and northwest. so there's a chance of receiverring overnight showers across the phoenix metro. the heaviest stuff is across for northwest arizona. this is where we have flash flood warns in place right now. some of these will be in effect until 1:00 in the morning, so we're still seeing rain fall soaking rain causing huge flooding problems, and at this point we have at least four flash flood warnings in effect for our state, all of which in northst northwest arizona -- northwest arizona. into the overnight hours that's the hot bed for stuff. for the valley a slight chance of 10 percent overnight of maybe a stray shower. we dry out tomorrow, and then another slight chance into the afternoon of a little bit more before we start to see the monsoon moisture retreat into the middle o

so, i will help trevor he is a likable guy. it could be worse. >> how do you handle this? >> very careeully. jedi mind tricks. >>reporter: gary kubiak said maybe 2 to 3 players could make the game and the next -- the team in the next game. >> i am really excited. i have been kind of coming in the second half of the game so i have been sitting around and then get my shot. warming up and going out to play right away. >>reporter: other cuts, braille and addison, garrett graham on injury reserve and tackle kyle roberts was let go. back to you in the studio. >> reporter: this was the scene at coors field as the rockies and dodgers tried to play baseball but mother nature wanted no part of it. postponed split doubleheader tomorrow. 1:10 pm and 6:10 pm.>>> former broncos quarterback team -- tim tebow chasing a major-league baseball dream. including the rockies. the guy is in shape. nothing but muscle with captain america with a bat. he played outfield, cracked a few over the fence. who knows what will happen here. i witnessed things in 2011 on the football field that were unexpla

. >> he's so likable. >> he is on the field and podium. later on in sports, lesley was at the link and we have reaction from other people as well. others played in the game as well. >> there are other players involved. >> yes. >> we look forward to that. >> now that birds are back, fans are excited. >> yes, dr. brown joins us from lincoln financial field with the latest from eagles nation and what they're saying. natasha. >> reporter: well, good evening, to you, ukee and we can tell you lots of folks streamed outch the game is over and they're happy about the win tonight. we can tell you certainly did not feel quite like football season as you can page on this sweltering night and it looked and felt like it as the fans and field came to live at the linc. eagles fans are finding their ridge sglum e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> they're tuning up their chance te as the linc comes alive for preseason opener against tampa bay. >> first eagles game ever. >> what? >> born and raced in philadelphia, but traveled 100 miles to get here to see my eagles pla

. >> he's so likable. >> he is on the field and podium. later on in sports, lesley was at the link and we have reaction from other people as well. others played in the game as well. >> there are other players involved. >> yes. >> we look forward to that. >> now that birds are back, fans are excited. >> yes, dr. brown joins us from lincoln financial field with the latest from eagles nation and what they're saying. natasha. >> reporter: well, good evening, to you, ukee and we can tell you lots of folks streamed outch the game is over and they're happy about the win tonight. we can tell you certainly did not feel quite like football season as you can page on this sweltering night and it looked and felt like it as the fans and field came to live at the linc. eagles fans are finding their ridge sglum e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> they're tuning up their chance te as the linc comes alive for preseason opener against tampa bay. >> first eagles game ever. >> what? >> born and raced in philadelphia, but traveled 100 miles to get here to see my eagles pla

a likable kind of cuisine do you make? >> weke can pretty much make this particular truck i doof grilled items and gretel items. our streets street food service grilled chicken wings probably one of the best burgers you've ever had his become our signature a as well as chicken and waffles. >> i hear you have the best burgers around you've soth said that yourself s we've got to get to cooking here. >> all right. the outside they take this is been put it in the meet the best thing to do is create a marinade make a marinade and of out of the seasons you use them etc. into the meat like a meatloaf. work that a and and cost all yor patties you are bound to do that. >> one of the things people cant clearly cap. >> these are smokehouse burger's work he burgers they coming quarter pound and half poundrk d then the chief burgers three quarter pound. we've also been able to sell one holders. we >> firehose grilling company is the name an amorphous truck you can check them out all over. >> checko out our website. also check us out on

. >> leonard is very, very likable, very caring, just so friendly. but he's so overly friendly. it's so fake. it's not for real. >> since coming to wabash, he's been involved in several incidents that have enforced his violent reputation. >> he was on the rec pad and asked for a basketball. then he pushed his way through and began assaulting a couple of the staff members and several staff responded, along with myself. there was about six of us trying to restrain him and get him in cuffs. >> sometimes becoming so emotional the things that you do. especially when you know that one action can result in a lifetime of misery. >> but mcquay says he's had a spiritual awakening since converting to islam. >> it's the reflection of a new person, a new man, a changed man. >> mcquay is not the only inmate at wabash valley who says he's gone through a spiritual transformation since coming to prison. [ speaking foreign language ] >> marcus murray is a self-proclaimed priest of a paying an religion. >> asatru is the pre-christian religion of northern europeans. >> here me now your son -- >> it

she's just not likable on television.ooking away. she scowled when she laughs, it is force. god only knows what accent she's going to use depending on the audience. she does doesn't come across as likable. this is a reality. this is why she announced her presidential pain. she didn't even do that. the more she sold her book, she sold lots of books that are numbers that straight down. ashley: the more that donald trump and he made a big deal of this last news conference, does that put pressure on it or does she just ignore it? >> is going to try to bait her. that is what donald trump does as a rule. and i think she will be baited. if she decides to fight him on his terms, she's going to lose. she's going to have to find a way to get him to fight her on her terms. donald trump doesn't seem to be a for those names. train to very quickly, can trump beat hillary debates to the point where he could win the nomination or the president date? >> no question. he really could peel the bark off the clinton lipstick if he wanted to. a

we always talk about the impact of likability on candidates.a look at hillary clinton's numbers. her unfavorables are at 55%. she that would be disastrous for a candidate would it not be for the fact her opponent is doing worse. donald trump, 63% unfavorable. 36% of registered voters have a favorable opinion of him. trump, though, is staying on message recently. that's something that republicans here in washington will no doubt be pleased by. we saw him yesterday going after hillary clinton for among other things the choices she would make for the supreme court. >> if she gets in, remember, justice is of the supreme court and it goes along with the second amendment because they will be ruling very negatively if you put her there. she will put, because she was forced so far left, she will put super liberal judges into what could be four or five slots. >> hillary clinton with some message discipline as well, though. yesterday she was heckled by animal rights activists to the point her secret service detail had to intervene. she immediately blamed

. >> you're likable enough hillary. >> trump is a rival all his own. >> cnn learned that clinton is takinging advice from people that have known trump for years. asking about his policy personality, and politics and applicants from gop debates, particularly exchanges like this. >> you're a lot of fun up here tonight, i have to tell you. >> donald relax. >> joel benson said clinton is preparing for a rawucous debate. >> i think we will see hyper rhetoric from him. hillary clinton's close aid, huma abedin leaving her husband after another sexting episode. >> he is uncontrollable. a sick person. >> and trump seizing on a "new york times" editorial. in a statement, trump said it was a "devastating rebuke of hillary clinton's poor judgment and broken compass. >> no doubt questions about the foundation will remain and be travel in their debate. trump also contributed money to the same foundation. last night, the campaign said we don't know what trump will show up. maybe he will be presidential. >> a respected political columnist with a message for americans. hick has her problems but you simply

donald trump in person is very likable, right? he's very conversational. it will be interesting to see if these two men actually sit across each other and how the conversation ensues. his supporters are probably going to be supportive of him. he does risk stepping on his message tomorrow night, he does risk the idea of the mexican president coming out right after this meeting, assuming he kgoes as he's taking off saying we're not going to pay for that wall and everything is all guff. donald trump is then going to phoenix -- >> there's been a one-way conversation about the mexican government, what they're going to do. if he makes this a two of way conversation -- >> it may seem like a negotiation. >> they're going to say we're not paying for the wall. that is going to inject a bit of reality here into what has simply been a campaign promise. that can be one of the reasons that we'll see if this comes off at the end of the day. yes, they're talking about it right now. >> what could he say new at this -- what could come out of this meeting? i know that's a br

alison: she has inspirational story and a likable person for the police force and the community.hink he will be? sam: i think people will like her. as a person who cared. i saw mothers to line up to shake her hand and get her autograph. she got in touch and not let the police shoot her son if she would help them find him. she directed her to the police and the police did capture her son in hours. he was not shot and she sang the chief's praises. homicide dropped. in 2012 we had 88 homicides in the city, lowest since the early 1960's. it's up than it used to be. i think she will be missed. alison: thank you. we appreciate that. see you when you get back. the murder rate is down since the lowest levels from the 1990's. if you would like to reach more and the legacy and the new big job at the nfl go to wjla.com. jonathan: new developments to tell you about in the race for the white house. former fox news head roger ailes joined the trump campaign. alleys is helping the republican nominee prepare for the debates. he re-signed from fox news -- resigned from fox newell amid charges of

she should be theoretically, should be easy to beat, when comes to likability and trustworthiness, coming economy, economy right now from here until november? >> here is his problem. basically saying dumb things and self-i am mow eighting himself down 10 with terrible numbers. has to stop going down rabbit holes and focusing on shiny objection. he needs to focus on three things,. one, clinton record of scandal, obama record of failed government, the slowest recovery since 1949, third thing he should talk about, basically what he will do to make americans lives better. anything outside of that is bad news. that is why he is trailing. trish: sounds like you should be part of the intervention. alan, it has got to be frustrating for some republicans, you're on the left side of things, of course, but you can imagine how they must feel, because again i go back to she is very beatable. we ought to have the election effectively sown up because the economy is so important. what is his biggest challenge? why is he not breaking through. >> best thing that ever happened to hillary clinton is donald t

he's likable individual.ns but independents as well. >> my sunday friends, you all enjoy the olympics as you watch it all week long. it's been a bruising week for donald trump as we talked about those sinking poll numbers. can he turn this around? joining me now is barry bennett, former campaign adviser to donald trump. when things get tough, you reach out to your friends, right? when you look at donald trump and you having the experience of the ben carson campaign and being the campaign manager there and also the donald trump experience here, he doesn't have the governors, the senators, the congress members at least in numbers certainly that previous nominees had. he doesn't have anybody to turn to. >> if you look for a friend, the last person i would turn to is a politician. >> speaking as a politico. >> exactly. if you want a friend, get a dog in washington. he has 20 million followers on social media which nobody else has. 2 to 1 on facebook to hillary clinton. he has plenty of support out there. i have b

their likability numbers were similarly bad but this he's honest and trustworthy and that's not playing right now. >> is this a bump for hillary because of the convention that just ended or is this something else going on? >> i think partly that she had a really good convention, really consistent message. that was great and he hasn't had a great moment since. >> and he's still up five points at 50%. >> so, that's good news for donald trump, but that's the only good news he has in the issues. but terrorism now, is not. and that is something that he has held a lead on this entire thing. >> now they're tied. >> and if you were looking at it you could say donald trump is holding the issues most important to the american voter but now he's not. terrorism now, it's neck in neck. >> what does he have to do after this week? some people are saying there's a real intervention taking place to have him focus on the message people care about like attacking hillary clinton and things like the economy where he does very well. >> this is the third time he's gone off the rails. and a couple weeks ago, h

she improved her likability and numbers on honest and trustworthy which is incredible given the news developments the last couple of weeks and battleground states are turning against him. his image is upside down as bad as you have seen anyone at the national level. i look at the data and say you can't possibly win an election with your image this badly under water. >> i was looking at the data. he spent 20 to 22 points under water by white voters which gives you a sense where this is. as a descriptive matter i think you are right. but do you think there is anything to be done? >> it's a tough predicament. if they were to drop him, if leaders in congress were to drop him f the rnc stopped funding him, then you risk the trump supporters that would likely vote for republican candidates down ballot, they are in a dammed if you do and dammed if you don't scenario. it is too late for that. north carolina's ballot deadline has passed. without north carolina there is almost no path to 270 electoral votes. we are close to a point where republicans will be every man for themselves. run your r

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>> neither of them are terribly likable, if you look at the polls.seems to actually be making up some of that. but, you know, to ron's point, if people fundamentally don't think that donald trump is qualified to be president and think hillary clinton is, that's going to trump whether they want to have a beer with her at the end of the day. that's what we're seeing right now in the polls. >> all right. i'll have to leave it there. >> go ahead, ron, quickly. >> to reenforce julian's point, he's basically running even with her on the two biggest issues, the economy and terror. what that says is this is a personal judgment about his character, temperament, qualifications, viewing him as racially difficult i have sive. after 14 months, it's hard to imagine that's going to change enormously in the next remaining 190 days. i think it makes it tougher that it's not tish yoop debate putting him in this hole. it's a personal judgment about his values and qualifications. >> ron brownstein, julian sel ser, jackie kucinich, thanks to all of you. >>> coming up, i'

donald trump in person is very likable. he's very conversational. it will be interesting to see if these two men sit across from each other and how that conversation ensues. i think what's important to note is that his supporters are probably going to be supportive of him doing this. however, he does risk stepping on his message tomorrow night. he does risk the idea of the mexican president coming out right after this meeting as assuming he goes as he's taking off saying we're not going to pay for that wall, and everything that happened in that meeting, you know, is all goth, let's say. and then he steps on his message. donald trump is then going to phoenix. >> this has been a one-way conversation at this point about the mexican government, what they're going to do. if he makes this a two-way conversation and gets some input -- >> may seem like a negotiation. >> they're going to say no, we're not going to pay for the wall. so that will inject reality of a campaign promise. that could be one of the reasons that we'll see if this comes off at the end

pertaining to his likability and other items, whether those are baked in or whether there is time to change. there are only 80 days to go. and this kind of shakeup of this magnitude is significant. but i agree if he can stay on message, he seems to have found a hybrid of sorts in terms of this new campaign team. >> it seems like i was speaking earlier, jason, meaning, you know, just having conversation on television with eric trump and they seem very optimistic and feel very focused and happy. they said they were happy to have paul manafort do what did he for them in terms of primaries and dels. they have kelly ann. they feel very comfortable working with her and taking it to that next level, you know, in the final stretch. and what do you think about how the trump's demeanor, his relative ease with giving these speeches that tonight was excellent in terms of his delivery as well? >> well, i think on the issues, he is fine. is he doing well on the issues. the question is can he get out of his own way? and make this campaign about hillary clinton and her character and the issues and n

did hillary clinton a disservice in that there was a lot of emphasis on trying to make her into a likableally isn't that and they should have skipped that and hillary clinton should have gone out there saying i may not be your best friend -- >> she did say that. >> but i can fix this country and i don't think we saw that. i think that a lot of people really saw through chelsea clinton's speech and bill clinton's speech. and i think that that really works against her. >> i think in august and you have a great point because she was overshadowed. august is trump's territory. because what do everybody do in august? go on vacation. hampb on the's house. down the shore. god knows what you do. probably something illegal. >> this really high class commune where we -- >> yeah. you guys are tuning out the news and the only thing that's going to break through your sunburned face is something donald trump does. >> social media. >> for sure. >> hillary clinton won't make news in august unless a shoe drops legally. what will happen is trump's going to make news, pierce the void at the beach and you're

have concluded is that is a good thing for us, particularly with the deals that we have negotiated likablegood with directv and at&t. it is essentially neutral for us from a revenue perspective for our content to migrate over for further customers to migrate over to the new service. it could be enhancing in the sense of the new service may provide the customer with a better experience and that typically results in more consumption. especially if they could be consumed seamlessly on mobile. >> you just came out with your earning statement and what i took away, you have had some modest growth in the cable area both on advertising and subscription, not so much a broadcast. i wonder about the overall track. let's take espn it has been in the news the last year. you said, it will continue to grow, espn obviously largely successful but the growth may not be as robust. what does the track look like? is a what you thought six months ago or is that changing? >> no, it has not changed at all. espn has been an incredible growth engine for this company for the last 20 plus years. it will continue to b

they want their people to exclude excellence, trust, likability, team work. here's a guy who essentially leaves town while his teammates are left to deal with the situation. he has taken the emphasis away from all the other athletes -- liz: let me interrupt you. we're showing some of his other teammates who didn't get to leave -- in fact, they were pulled off a plane. that would be traumatic in and of itself. and at least one of them had to pay a fine of several thousands dollars just to leave the country. >> that's right, liz. so when you think about what is actually taken place. just the lack of intelligence of even -- why do the interview in the first place with matt. you wouldn't be talking about this right now. liz: let's talk about someone who deserve it. have any of you guys heard of ashton eaton? i hope you have. because he has won the decathlon not once, pat, but twice. this guy's unbelievable and yet he's not a household name after bruce jenner won the decathlon, he was the first world's greatest athlete to capitalize and get on the box. why aren't

you want to hate him but he's likable too. >> you want to hate >> jealousy issues. >> he -- proving you have skills of your own. >> he managed to get in on the fun. whoa. >> and only the 17th take. tv journalist from southern australia pulled off a backward basketball shot while finishing off a piece about the summer gapes in rio. his reaction alone is worthy of be special effects. >> that was a repeat, right? >> he did not do that four times -- i was told never to believe a shot unless it stays in the shot the whole time. >> we don't see where it goes. i feel like somebody could be above dropping. >> i was also told never to question your own "pop news" so i'm going to go ahead and believe that happened. >>> up next in "pop," a new study that could save a latte spills. how w to reduce spills and it's called the claw hand. the method, you guys are my models in achieve manies in the life sciences recommends drinkers grip from the top of cups instead of the side. >> you don't drink like that. >> south korean researchers tapped into physics using a combination of equation, lab experiments

if she is running somewhat on president obama's record, who are they -- >> her likability is very low whose responsibility is it that 70% of the country think that the country is going in the wrong direction. >> she's running on status quo. that's her whole candidacy is to say continue what we've done so far. continue what we, the clintons, have done for 35 years. >> barack obama has a 55% favor the rating right now. the only reason for that i think is draws of donald trump and hillary clinton. >> but people want change, too. >> course they want change. >> the thing that the trump campaign has to do is return to the message as trump as the anti-establishment -- >> do you think people have made up their minds because the conventions were earlier this time rather than later, right? you say by labor day but we have this two week or three-week stretch on now because of the olympics that may change the dynamics of this. do you think people have made up their minds already? >> it's the dog days of summer. >> the "economist" poll showed 8% are undecided. you have 10% to 15% for grabs and bot

she has that very high negative number on honesty, trustworthiness, on personal likabili likability. but here is what maybe the ultimate challenge that donald trump faces. it is on the question of tren temprament. this maybe a very basic threshold question. less than one-third of voters right now look at donald trump and say, yeah, i could see him in the oval office from a temperamental standpoint. here's one where she is clearly, clearly doing better than donald trump. more than double that 27%. a clear majority right now say hillary clinton has the temperamental to serve as president. that may be the single most important question right now in terms of separating hillary clinton from donald trump, why she's been able to open up these leads. >> we are looking alternate a brand-new trump campaign leadership team. we are covering the trump campaign from the very beginning. cnbc's in washington. been working. this is the new brain trust. they're calling the shots. what are they going to do. what's going to be different? >> reporter: this is not the campaign realizing they need to retur