john. >> mike emanuel near the red rocks amphitheater in my home state. mike, thank you. >>> a nice background there. well, hillary clinton is making a play for white male voters, especially in some of these key states, as polls show her struggling with that particular demographic. most recently clinton had a double-digit deficit to trump with white male supporters 55-29%. that was atoeccording to a poll out. now tim kaine is trying to help close that gap for her. here he is at a homecoming rally in virginia. >> just as i came to know you, so many of you in this room, then i had the chance to come to know virginians, the coal miners and the oystermen and tobacco farmers in south boston and high-tech wiz kids up in virginia and bluegrass musicians, whenever they let me sit in and play one song. but the beautiful diversity of our commonwealth. >> clinton also appearing to make that appeal as well during her bus tour in pennsylvania following the dnc convention. >> we wanted to drive through pennsylvania, a state i've spent a lot of time in, because my father

mike emanuel is following the trump campaign today. john roberts is with hillary clinton's rally in wilmington. >> reporter: donald trump, as you said, would certainly not only like to challenge hillary clinton here in the tarheel state but also bring one home for the republicans. currently in the real clear politics average she is leading by about a half a percentage point. there is a new poll out there in the last couple of days that has trump now ahead by four points. we're likely to see this go back and forth between now and november. donald trump this afternoon before a crowd that will number in the several thousand, as many as 6,000, no doubt will be hammering home his economic plan he outlined yesterday in detroit where he proposed job creation and an economic boom by the virtue of tax cuts and lowering regulation. also contrasting with plans with what he says hillary clinton promised people in new york when she was a senator so many years ago. here's trump. >> when she was a senator, she was going to rebuild new york, okay? it

in miami, mike emanuel, fox news. three children are in the hospital after falling from a on the ride at a county fair in greenville -- when the basket tipped over. the children fell 30- to 40- feet. a 6 year old girl has a traumatic brain injury. her 10 year old sister has an injured arm. and a 16 year year old girl had critical injuries-- but is now considered stable. police say they are still looking into what happened. "we are considering it a crime scene at this point, so we can determine whether there was some malfunction, make sure there was no foul play, that it was ju check all the rides at fair-- that's expected to take a few days. all rides are shut down while that takes place. more than a day after the outage -- delta passengers are still having troubles getting into the air. after one-thousand flights were canceled yesterday, 300 more were canceled today. a massive power outage led to computer glitches. in addition to refunds for who were delayed for more than three hours are eligible for a 200-dollar tra

>> mike emanuel reporting from detroit.hank you. >>> donald trump says he will participate in three debates with hillary clinton this fall. but he's not happy about some of the arrangements. correspondent kristen fisher tells us why. >> reporter: the last major party presidential candidate to back out of a debate was jimmy carter in 1980, refusing to share the stage with independent candidate john anderson. and after richard nixon's disastrous debates with john f. kennedy in 1960, there were no debates between republican and democratic candidates for next 16 years. but in 2016, for republican nominee to bail on the debates would be a gamble of historic proportions. >> donald trump needs to be at those three debates, because from an electoral college stand point, he's starting out from a position of catching up. so he can't afford to miss one. he's got too much ground to make up. >> reporter: trump skipped one debate during the primary and claims to have renegotiated the length of another debate from 3 1/2 hours to down to t

more fox team coverage with correspondent mike emanuel covering the clinton campaign in commerce city, colorado. mike? >> reporter: hi, jenna. expect her to sell her $10 billion make it in america economic plan and expect her to take swipes at her rival, donald trump. clinton expected to tour denver area business. it is an example of a company that makes product here in the u.s. she has been highlighting her economic proposals recent days in pennsylvania, ohio, nebraska, in colorado. clinton campaign is out with a new ad attacking donald trump for manufacturing products oversees. >> where are the shirts made? >> bangladesh. >> good to employ people in bangladesh. >> beautiful ties. >> they're made where? china? >> ties are made in china. >> the clinton campaign has picked up a key endorsement from republican tech executive meg whitman. it is clear that secretary clinton temperament, global experience and commitment to bedrock national values make her the far better choice in 2016 for president of the united states. in a tumultuous world, america needs the kind of stable leadership sec

but in the meantime, as we watch, senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live for us in washingtonke, is there evidence that the clinton foundation controversy has hurt clinton in the poll numbers so far? >> reporter: heather, that's not clear at this point. the pollster handling the monmouth poll notes the margin has narrowed since hillary clinton's post-convention bounce. but she is holding on to an edge over donald trump among key voting blocs. it shows her with 46% of likely voters, 39% supporting donald trump, 7% for gary johnson and 2% for the green party's jill stein. yet the clinton foundation controversy is not going away, such as efforts to get tickets to a lunch with the chinese minister. huma abedin and doug band discuss possible guests at leveralunch with the chinese president, including with people who had donated to the clinton foundation. the head of the dnc says it's no big deal. >> somebody who's a donor or activist saying, i want to come into a room and meet people, we all see criminalized behavior that is normal. i don't see what the smoke is. >> other well-know

fox news's mike emanuel is standing by in los angeles with the details. this is a story that never quits, mike. reporter: hi, david. yeah, the associated press review of state department calendars reveals 85 of the 154 people outside of government that hillary clinton met with as secretary of state had either given money personally or through an organization to the clinton foundation. the money given estimated to be up to $150 million. just as we're getting a closer look at some of the emails back and forth between members of hillary clinton's inner circle and leadership at the clinton foundation. for example, huma abedin, long-time aid, dealing with doug band, an executive at the foundation in 2009, ban asked abedine for help in getting bahrain's crown prince a meeting with then secretary clinton. it happened three days later, june 26th, 2009. that prince committed $32 million to the clinton global initiative. on late-night tv clinton tried to downplay her ongoing email controversy. >> jimmy, my emails are so boring. >> yeah. mine are. >> they're so borin

mike emanuel, he drew the good straw, i guess, in st. petersburg, he gets beer today, what could be better than that? mike, good afternoon. tell us about the latest polling out of the state of florida. that's quite something to watch. >> reporter: heather, we have some fascinating new numbers out this afternoon, a new monmouth poll reveals that hillary clinton has opened up a 12-point edge over donald trump, 46-34% with 7% backing libertarian gary johnson and 2% supporting jill stein. hillary clinton is leading 43-39% when you consider those third party candidates. so when you consider there are 29 electoral votes up for grabs in florida, all indications are donald trump and hillary clinton will be spending a great deal of time and energy here in florida between now and election day. heather? >> mike, looking back at the polls, there's a real correlation every time. he says something really controversial, she seems to go way up, if you look at those polls in florida. >> reporter: absolutely. folks say you have to allow time for the bounce

mike emanuel is live, warren michigan, where secretary clinton gave the speech today. what else did clinton say about trumps, well, tactics? >> reporter: essentially she is accusing donald trump of trying to scare the american people. she said that essentially she -- he wants the country to hide behind walls and then hillary clinton made an olympic reference, saying that america is not afraid to compete. >> if team u.s.a. was as fearful as trump, michael phelps and simmons biles would be caring in the locker room, afraid to come out to compete. instead, they're winning gold medals. >> reporter: hillary clinton described donald trump's economic policies as a more extreme version of trickle down economics. >> she seems to bet renewing her push to get donald trump to release his tax records. >> reporter: that is absolutely right. hillary clinton is saying that >> trade has become a big issue. part of her talk today, right? >> know question about that. and it was a big issue here in the michigan primary. bernie sanders hammered away at hillary clinton on free trade deals a

mike emanuel on the road, thank you so much. the president of judicial watch, tom, i want to start by, first of all, you all have unearthed so many things that congress has had a tough time, other organizations have had a tough time getting. you've been successful. let's talk about some of what you've unearthed and what's still coming. a judge ruled for you on friday that mrs. clinton will have to answer questions under oath. they are in writing but they are under oath. and they gave a timeline, she's got 30 days to respond. can you tell us anything about your timeline for getting the questions to her and whether you think we'll have the answers before election day? >> i think we'll have the answers before election day unless mrs. clinton doesn't provide the answers before election day by complaining about our questions and going to court to complain about them. we'll get them out as soon as we can. that 30-day period will end, we think, long before election day. >> do you anticipate possibly this week? the judge gave you until

mike emanuel is traveling with the campaign. >> reporter: with hillary clinton's e-mail controversy still lingering, former secretary of state colin powell said quote, her people are trying to pin it on me. the truth is she was using it for a year before i sent her a memo telling her what i did, the suggestion is that clinton would be using a private e-mail and server before she knew what powell had done as secretary of state, but powell never had a private server. but clinton says her practices were like what happened before her. >> it was permitted. >> yet aides say madeleine allbright didn't use the personal e-mail, clinton's personal manager was asked if clinton was blaming powell. >> you will have to ask her about the conversations they have had. he did use private e-mail as secretary of state. >> clinton's long-time aide huma abedin was at the center of controversy, they blamed the u.s. for 9/11. nick merrill told fox these tabloid claims are more of the unfounded vitriol pushed by steve bannon and other clinton cronies, the clinton campaign is spending heavily on ads, an estimated

fox news's mike emanuel, is in omaha with the latest. es with the american public in some polls? we were just talking about that. reporter: cheryl, fascinating stuff there. she essentially accuses her political enemies of creating a caricature of her. hillary clinton says don't believe the caricature. instead focus on what she has done. >> every time i run for an office though, oh, my goodness, all of these caricatures come out of nowhere and people began to undermine me because when i left office as secretary of state, 66% of americans approved of what i did. reporter: another poll number she doesn't want to talk about though is the latest cnn poll which said 68% of those surveyed do not find her honest and trustworthy. clinton tries to turn that around a bit saying essentially that donald trump doesn't score very well either. cheryl? cheryl: you know, mike, what is the scene like in nebraska today since you're on the ground there? reporter: it is fascinating, this is conservative state. so typically the democratic nominee does not waste

mike emanuel is in commerce city, colorado, on how the clinton campaign is responding. mike, what are they saying? >> well, trish, the clinton campaign just responded essentially saying that the payment of $400 million to the iranian regime happened after her tenure as secretary of state. and the campaign is essentially echoing points made by the white house that this is settling an old financial dispute between the u.s. and tehran. as for hillary clinton, she's trying to stay on message talking about jobs and the economy. she visited a local business in denver to praise them for making their line of neckties here in the u.s. she also took the opportunity to swipe at donald trump for producing his line of ties in china. as for the $400 million payment to the iranian regime, clinton's former colleagues at the state department are essentially saying that's old news. >> there's very little news to this. we have been out from the day or the time that the implementation -- or the jcpoa was signed and implementation day and talked about all of these, all the elements, freeing

we have live fox team coverage with mike emanuel in pennsylvania but we begin with senior national correspondent john roberts at sunny beverly hills california, john? reporter: i got to be honest, i feel like we've been in high gear in this campaign for a year or more . good news for donald trump comes in the form of a monmouth pulled today showing hillary clinton steve still has the lead but that lead has been reduced to seven points. earlier in the month of august after the democratic convention, that lead was a full 13 points. kellyane conway, donald trump's campaign manager suggested a couple weeks ago that the polls were going to begin to tighten with this pivot he is taking. she appears to be right at least according to the monmouth pole. we will see how what effect this speech on immigration has on his numbers. donald trump has been pushing back back against any notion that his position as when it comes to policy a softening tweeting out this morning at the week hour of 3:20 7 am in beverly hills, from day one i said i was going to build a great wall on the southern border and much more.

senior political correspondent mike emanuel joinings s us liv from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she's reaching out and asking fair-minded americans to repudiate donald trump's kind of divisive demagoguery. she wants to make sure americans are aware of her serious charges against trump. >> a man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffic in conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and these kind of white supremacist, white nationalist, anti-semitic groups, should never run or government or command our military. >> reporter: clinton defended herself on the big controversy this week over ties between the clinton-led state department and her family's foundation. she says she's sure there are no new e-mails or scandals that could derail her presidential campaign, shannon. >> all right, mike. so mrs. clinton taking the day off but she'll be getting some help from some democratic vips very soon, we understand. >> reporter: that's right, in critical battleground states. you mentioned her running mate tim kaine is in florida. on thursday, vice

>> mike emanuel reporting from detroit.hank you. >>> donald trump says he will participate in three debates with hillary clinton this fall. but he's not happy about some of the arrangements. correspondent kristen fisher tells us why. >> reporter: the last major party presidential candidate to back out of a debate was jimmy carter in 1980, refusing to share the stage with independent candidate john anderson. and after richard nixon's disastrous debates with john f. kennedy in 1960, there were no debates between republican and democratic candidates for next 16 years. but in 2016, for republican nominee to bail on the debates would be a gamble of historic proportions. >> donald trump needs to be at those three debates, because from an electoral college stand point, he's starting out from a position of catching up. so he can't afford to miss one. he's got too much ground to make up. >> reporter: trump skipped one debate during the primary and claims to have renegotiated the length of another debate from 3 1/2 hours to down to t

senior political correspondent mike emanuel with live in washington with the latest on the clinton campaign. f john roberts, new polling in key states. walk us through that. >> reporter: shannon, good afternoon to you. big crowd here at the erie insurance arena, numbering somewhere between 7 and 9,000 people, showing that donald trump does have a lot of draw in this part of the state. but looking at poll numbers in the battlegrounds in a new nbc/maris poll that shows him with tremendous difficulty in some of these states. florida, latest numbers have hillary clinton up 44-39. north carolina, hillary clinton leads him 48-39. virginia, it's a rout at this pointe, hillary clinton leading 46-33. colorado, hillary clinton 46 to donald trump at 36. no doubt these numbers will send shock waves through the republican party. many people, the older guard of the republican party, have been looking at donald trump, believing he's going to lose by historic numbers in june and take downballot candidates with him. that's why many republican politicians are asking the rnc to withdraw their money from his c

senior political correspondent, mike emanuel is on that story tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton's running mate, tim kaine, continued the attack on donald trump, calling his values extreme, in front of a major african-american audience in florida. >> ku klux klan values, david duke values, donald trump are not american values. they're not our values and we've got to do all we can to fight, to push back and to win. >> reporter: a day after accusing donald trump of taking a hate movement mainstream, clinton doubled down, just to make sure americans enjoying the final days of summer didn't miss it. >> a man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories, drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids, and these kind of white supremacist, white nationalist, anti-semitic groups should never run our government or command our military. >> after days of criticism about the clinton foundation's access to the hillary clinton-led state department, the democratic nominee reiterated her work there was not influenced by outside sources. when asked if there w

mike emanuel is traveling with the campaign. >> reporter: with hillary clinton's e-mail controversy still lingering, former secretary of state colin powell said quote, her people are trying to pin it on me. the truth is she was using it for a year before i sent her a memo telling her what i did, the suggestion is that clinton would be using a private e-mail and server before she knew what powell had done as secretary of state, but powell never had a private server. but clinton says her practices were like what happened before her. >> it was permitted. >> yet aides say madeleine allbright didn't use the personal e-mail, clinton's personal manager was asked if clinton was blaming powell. >> you will have to ask her about the conversations they have had. he did use private e-mail as secretary of state. >> clinton's long-time aide huma abedin was at the center of controversy, they blamed the u.s. for 9/11. nick merrill told fox these tabloid claims are more of the unfounded vitriol pushed by steve bannon and other clinton cronies, the clinton campaign is spending heavily on ads, an estimated

it's also where we find our own mike emanuel in morrison, colorado, gorgeous there, south and west of denver. and so, mike, this is interesting timing. they want to concentrate on this but then there's the latest fallout from the dnc e-mail controversy. so the money versus that. >> reporter: that's right, harris. we have breaking developments this afternoon. three more officials at the democratic national committee are out. ceo amy dacy, cfo brad marshall and communications director louis miranda, recent hacking of dnc internal e-mails that led to an embarrassing situation heading into the democratic convention. debbie wasserman-schultz resignresign ed after getting a rough reception. she resigned and three others are out of e-mails revealed favoritism of the clinton campaign over the sanders campaign and also suggestion of dirty tricks by the dnc against bernie sanders. that angered sanders and his diehard supporters and now appears interim ceo of the dnc, donna brazile, is cleaning house. harris? >> what's the latest out on the trail with hillary clinton? i know she's coming to colo

where we find our own mike emanuel live in morrison, colorado.act-checkers had a field day sunday what clinton said about the emails, haven't they? reporter: elizabeth, that is true. hillary clinton claimed that fbi director james comey what she talked about her email controversy was truthful. but what comey said there is no evidence to conclude that clinton lied to the fbi. comey went out of his way to say basically not make judgment about what she told the american public. clinton said nothing was classified on her sent emails. comey said that was not true. on sunday she blamed her email trouble on former colleagues from the state department. >> i relied on and had every reason to rely on the judgments of professionals with whom i worked. so in retrospect, maybe some people are saying, well, among those 300 people, they made the wrong call. reporter: clinton also blamed retroactive classification of her emails but there was conclusion made some of those emails were indeed mark classified. elizabeth: we see how she answered those questions but w

senior political correspondent, mike emanuel is on that story tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton's running mate, tim kaine, continued the attack on donald trump, calling his values extreme, in front of a major african-american audience in florida. >> ku klux klan values, david duke values, donald trump are not american values. they're not our values and we've got to do all we can to fight, to push back and to win. >> reporter: a day after accusing donald trump of taking a hate movement mainstream, clinton doubled down, just to make sure americans enjoying the final days of summer didn't miss it. >> a man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories, drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids, and these kind of white supremacist, white nationalist, anti-semitic groups should never run our government or command our military. >> after days of criticism about the clinton foundation's access to the hillary clinton-led state department, the democratic nominee reiterated her work there was not influenced by outside sources. when asked if there w

fox's mike emanuel tells us about her visit to st. pete. >> reporter: hillary clinton launched a new week in the swing interstate 4 corridor in battleround florida. at three daughters brewery, she tried to convince voters she's the candidate they'd like to have a bee took a swipe at donald trump's economic plans. >> don't let a friend vote trump. herehe deal. he can't escape the math. math can be kind of inconvenient if it doesn't add up the way you want it to. and economists left, right, in the middle all say the same thing. that trump's policies would throw us into a recession. >> later clinton returned to one of her favorite lines of attack. >> he's still the same donald his ties overseas instead of in the united states. >> one critic questions where the clothes she wears were made. as for the race in florida, a suffolk poll has her with a four point inch over donald trump with libertarian gary johnson at 4% and jill stein at 3%. clinton will stop inmy knee to put the spotlight on the zika virus. she's expected to tour a healt abou

mike emanuel has that story from miami. >> reporter: hillary clinton went to a miami neighborhood clinic handling zika cases to press congress to get back to washington to pass emergency money to fight the virus. >> in fact, i would very much urge the leadership of congress to call people back for a special session and get a bill passed. >> the house passed a $1.1 billion compromise package before leaving town. it got stuck over restrictions of planned parenthood funding. paul ryan said we agree with hillary clinton, but it's time to end the political gamesmanship and lift their hold on the house and the $1.1 billion zika bill. mitch mcconnell took a swipe at the running mate saying if they want to pass a bill now, they can end their filibuster. the father of the gunman who killed 49 people at the pulse club showed up at her event and got prime seating as he paid tribute. >> i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grieving and i want them to know that we will be with you. we will be with you as you rebuild your lives. >> reporter: adding insult to injury,

mike emanuel is following the clinton campaign tonight from st. petersburg. >> reporter: hillary clinton in st. petersburg, trying to lock up battleground, florida. clinton tried to convince voters she's the candidate they would like to have a beer with in november, and took a swipe at donald trump's economic plans. >> don't led a friend vote trump. here's the deal. he can't escape the math. you know, math can be kind of inconvenient if it doesn't add up the way you want it to. and economists left, right, in the middle, all say the same thing, that trump's policies would throw us into a recession. >> reporter: and later, clinton returned to one of her favorite lines of attack. >> he's the same donald trump that makes his shirts and ties overseas instead of in the united states. >> reporter: but one completic questions where the clothes she wears were made? clinton has a four-point edge over donald trump, 44-39%. clinton is scoring well with voters on temperament to be president. 61% say she has the right personality to seven effectively, only 27%

mike emanuel is traveling with the clinton team in omaha tonight. good evening, mike. >> reporter: bret, good evening. it is rare for a democratic nominee for president to visit nebraska, but hillary clinton is getting some help from a well-known business tycoon. after a battleground bus tour of pennsylvania and ohio, hillary clinton will campaign in red nebraska with warren buffett. he's the latest business leader to endorse clinton after she campaigned with mark cuban in pittsburgh and michael bloomberg's speech at the dnc. while clinton is not likely to win the cornhusker state, it is possible to pick up an electoral vote if she's victorious in the congressional district that leans democrat. >> i feel comfortable when people learn more about what i've done -- >> reporter: clinton is also dealing with fallout from her interview, blaming her critics for making a caricature of her and placed blame for the hack of the democratic national convention. >> we know that russian intelligence services, under the firm control of vladamir putin, hacked into th

mike emanuel.e'll keep half an ear on this and see what comments are relative to what donald trump was talking about earlier today. >>> florida obviously a key battleground state for the clinton and trump team. analysts say her team is not ruling out trying to flip some red states to blue. lisa layer with me now. how are you doing? good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i want to show what a map that came out earlier for what her main targets are. a lot of this stuff, frankly, is predictable. think about florida and ohio, colorado, iowa, michigan, on down to pennsylvania, north carolina, virginia, wisconsin. is anything on this map a surprise? this is where the election is won. >> right. we're looking at the same set of battleground states at play in 2012 and 2008. what has happened in some of these states us they have moved a little bit demographic include. so, virginia, the clinton campaign is feeling comfortable about virginia. of course, he running meat, tim kaine is from the state and also paus

mike emanuel live.eportedly in attendance at one of hillary clinton's rallies in florida is the father of the orlando nightclub terrorist, in the shadow here, you see sadik mateen, spotted by local television crew, in campaign rally in kissimmee, florida. he is sitting behind clinton on stage. his son omar mateen is the one who killed 49 and killedded dozens of others in the worst mass shooting in recent history. florida democratic party, reports that mateen was invited are all wrong. they say, quote he just showed up after covering that in orlando. he has been involved in american politics for some degree -- abby: some controversy there, bill. i wonder who spotted him though, you know? bill: my guess the folks in orlando, in miami, florida. abby: could be local affiliate. bill: they have been watching this for some time. abby: very interesting. bill: seven minutes past the hour. this from iran's former president telling president obama, if they are handing out money, another $2 billion they want back.

mike emanuel with our report. reporter: hillary clinton is in iowa, with an eye on expanding the electio the -- map. >> i have been talking a lot in the last few weeks about the need to get more good jobs with rising incomes for more americans. but part of that has to be helping more people like mike start and grow businesses. and create the conditions in which they can be successful. reporter: latest poll has clinton leading donald trump in iowa. in ohio clinton with a five point edge. and in pennsylvania ahead by 11. it will is worth noting that clinton's running mate tim kaine went on a bus tour in ohio, clinton is trying to sweep the rust belt from trump. >> this is a big difference that i have with donald trump. he makes these things, he does not make them in the united states. >>> clinton to compete and arizona and georgia, campaign is planning to hire staff, to put those states in play, clinton eyeing utah, which has not gone for a democrat since 1964. she wrote an o op-ed making reverend to religious freed

now to the other psych, mike emanuel, good afternoon to you. >> reporter: hi, old ideas, clinton is here in miami talking about the zika virus and the public health issues of the neighborhood she's visiting this afternoon. as for trump's economic plan. clinton says her plan will help more people while she rips trump's vision on the economy. >> he wants to roll back on regulations on wall street. i want to tighten them and make them cover more people so that we don't ever end up in the ditch we were in in the great recession. he has not offered plans on infrastructure except for building a wall and have mexico pays for it and that's it. >> reporter: this morning on "fox and friends." we got a bit of a preview with her senior advisor. >> she's focused on one goal which is raising jobs and wages for middle income families. that's where our economy has not been performing the last 15 years. she's going to show us a singular focus on that by having a major infrastructure plan that would leverage over a half trillion dollars. >> if it is the economy that decides this election which is many cyc

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. >> senior political correspondent mike emanuel with live in beverly hills. mike, how is the clinton campaign responding to these calls? >> reporter: shannon, as you mentioned, former president bill clinton responded a short time ago, saying that if his wife is elected preside elected president, he will still down from the board of the clinton foundation and will not raise money for it. it seems like it's all hands on deck, including the former president. earlier it was campaign president john podesta who talked about the unprecedented steps the charity will take if the secretary is elected. just yesterday, the clinton campaign manager defending the foundation. >> the foundation is in the process of figuring out how to refocus, reshift. as i said earlier, the steps they've pledged to take as a philanthropic organization are unprecedented. the foundation doesn't want to become a distraction, they want to go as far as they possibly can to make sure there's no possible conflict of interest. >> reporter: a spokesman for the foundation told me this morning that if

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mike emanuel live in michigan, thank you. trump hitting clinton's record on the economy this week. today she will sell her ideas. as we wait for that later today, here's what trump said yesterday about her record on creating jobs. let's start there. >> she was a senator from new york, and she made tremendous, you know, tremendous promises of what she was going to do for new york when she became senator. and she won the race, and she was a disaster. we lost jobs, tremendous numbers of jobs. she said she's going to help rebuild upstate new york and all these places where all these jobs were taken because of nafta and bills that her husband -- the whole thing. but she said she was going to do a great job. and it was a disaster. bill: she gets to defend herself later today. roger altman, deputy secretary of the treasury during the clinton administration, my guest now from salt lake city. roger, good morning to you and thank you for your time today. >> hi, good morning. bill: part of her theme is family first. we've heard from tru

to fox news' mike emanuel in florida with reaction from the clinton campaign. mike? >> reporter: hi, charles. the clinton campaign is pushing back hard saying the death of the iranian scientist was not hillary clinton's fault. if anything the scientist may have outed himself. a clinton campaign spokesperson saying, quote, the trump campaign has never melt a conspiracy theory it didn't like. he and his supporter using desperate rhetoric to attack hillary clinton and make absurd accusations because they have no idea. it's remarkable to claim that hillary clinton is responsible for this tragic death. shahram amirery -- amir riff who was executed. there are e-mails about him on her server during her time as secretary of state which have been revealed. a conservative blasted clinton with a new line of attacks on the e-mail matter. >> in the e-mails that were on hillary clinton's private server there were conversations among her senior advisers about this gentleman. that goes to show just how reckless and careless her decision was to put that kind of highly classified info

mike emanuel is covering the clinton campaign tonight. >> reporter: new polling suggests hillary clinton has lost some of her dnc convention bounce, but still leads donald trump among key voting blocs. a new survey has clinton leading trump by seven points among likely voters. 7% supporting gary johnson, and 2% for the green party's jill stein. what could potentially shake up this race is the upcoming presidential debates, and campaign officials are predicting trump will go for broke. >> we have a psychopath running for president. it is going to be difficult, because you have to prepare for many differe trumps, kind of like well-behaved, modest trump. i doubt we'll see that. kind of off the rail trump. a trump who doesn't prepare for anything and apparently that's how they're doing it based on reports. >> reporter: clinton aides call trump a formidabled adversary, and the democratic nominee is described as intense in her preparation. brian fallon said about clinton -- she feels like it is a proving ground that this is a job interview. >> basically, hillary clinton needs to memorize lines

. >> we know you'll be there with her, mike emanuel, thank you. >>> our fox team coverage continues with the republican ticket. donald trump and mike pence splitting up in several swing states, hoping to divide and conquer. peter doocy is live with more. do we know what mr. trump plans to focus on today? >> reporter: we have an idea of it. he spent a lot of this week focusing on economic problems in the rust belt on bill clinton, the person that hillary clinton says would be in charge of revitalizing the economy if she is the 45th president. so we do expect to hear a lot about the economy, specifically what has been a centerpiece of trump's campaign, renegotiating what he thinks are bad trade deals after a stop here in ohio this afternoon and then at a stop in pennsylvania later this evening. tomorrow donald trump will head for senator tim kaine's neck of the woods, virginia. that's going to make three swing states in the first two days of the week. that's going to put a lot of pressure on the clinton/kaine ticket as they try to get the same kind of bump out of their convention as trump

mike emanuel is traveling with the clinton team in omaha tonight. good evening, mike. >> reporter: bret, good evening. it is rare for a democratic nominee for president to visit nebraska, but hillary clinton is getting some help from a well-known business tycoon. after a battleground bus tour of pennsylvania and ohio, hillary clinton will campaign in red nebraska with warren buffett. he's the latest business leader to endorse clinton after she campaigned with mark cuban in pittsburgh and michael bloomberg's speech at the dnc. while clinton is not likely to win the cornhusker state, it is possible to pick up an electoral vote if she's victorious in the congressional district that leans democrat. >> i feel comfortable when people learn more about what i've done -- >> reporter: clinton is also dealing with fallout from her interview, blaming her critics for making a caricature of her and placed blame for the hack of the democratic national convention. >> we know that russian intelligence services, under the firm control of vladamir putin, hacked into th

. >>> first up, mike emanuel in warren, michigan, where secretary clinton made the pitch. >> reporter: hillary clinton portrayed herself as the candidate who will fight for the middle class. she ripped donald trump's proposals as being extreme version of trickle down economics. she referred to trump's ideas as, trumpian, baste owned fear and not strength and called on the corporations and wall street to pay their fair share of taxes and hillary clinton talked tough on trade. >> my message to every worker in michigan and across america is this. i will stop any trade deal that kills jobs or holds down wages, including the transpacific partnership. [cheering] >> i oppose it now, i'll oppose is after the election, and i'll oppose it as president. >> reporter: ahead of clinton's speech, donald trump offered a rebut t y'all in miami blasting clinton's ideas. >> going to raise taxes $1.3 trillion. i'm going to cut taxes big league. big league. a massive cut in taxes. a massive cut in regulations. >> reporter: hillary clinton's expected to release her 2015 tax returns in the coming days. she

mike emanuel is following the clinton campaign tonight from st. petersburg. >> reporter: hillary clinton in st. petersburg, trying to lock up battleground, florida. clinton tried to convince voters she's the candidate they would like to have a beer with in november, and took a swipe at donald trump's economic plans. >> don't led a friend vote trump. here's the deal. he can't escape the math. you know, math can be kind of inconvenient if it doesn't add up the way you want it to. and economists left, right, in the middle, all say the same thing, that trump's policies would throw us into a recession. >> reporter: and later, clinton returned to one of her favorite lines of attack. >> he's the same donald trump that makes his shirts and ties overseas instead of in the united states. >> reporter: but one completic questions where the clothes she wears were made? clinton has a four-point edge over donald trump, 44-39%. clinton is scoring well with voters on temperament to be president. 61% say she has the right personality to seven effectively, only 27%

mike emanuel has that story from miami. >> reporter: hillary clinton went to a miami neighborhood clinic handling zika cases to press congress to get back to washington to pass emergency money to fight the virus. >> in fact, i would very much urge the leadership of congress to call people back for a special session and get a bill passed. >> the house passed a $1.1 billion compromise package before leaving town. it got stuck over restrictions of planned parenthood funding. paul ryan said we agree with hillary clinton, but it's time to end the political gamesmanship and lift their hold on the house and the $1.1 billion zika bill. mitch mcconnell took a swipe at the running mate saying if they want to pass a bill now, they can end their filibuster. the father of the gunman who killed 49 people at the pulse club showed up at her event and got prime seating as he paid tribute. >> i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grieving and i want them to know that we will be with you. we will be with you as you rebuild your lives. >> reporter: adding insult to injury,

mike emanuel is live in the d.c. newsroom.e read about people with him and your home state of new jersey and his country club there with cheeseburgers and coca-cola, names we all know, but no real debate preparation. no real -- new run-through, no pepper drills. >> and quite a contrast on the democratic side where i'm told hillary clinton is engage net expense preparation, trying be ready for anything coming from the up predictable donald trump. senior clinton campaign officials say trump will likely go for broke, as the last best opportunity to turn the race around so trying to prepare her for that. her spokesman says.clinton, quote, she feels like it is a proving ground that this is a job interview. i think she will approach the debate with a great deal of seriousness and a sense of purpose, and also keeply aware that donald trump is capable of anything. a veteran of the obama presidential campaign says it's going to be challenging. >> itself is going to be difficult you have to prepare for many different trumps. kind of lik

mike emanuel and carl cameron are standing by. first we go to catherine herridge with the very latest on the fbi hillary clinton investigation, live for us in washington. >> reporter: thanks, martha. the bureau will release portions of the clinton fbi file. it could happen as early as this week, possibly tomorrow. as you mentioned a short time ago, the white house said they were not involved in the decision. >> i can tell you that the white house did not consult with the fbi about that decision or any of the other decisions that they've made in terms of handling some of the investigative material that they've collected when they looked into this matter. with regard to the potential impact on the election, there are any number of people employed by your news organizations that will speculate about the potential political impact or political fallout. i'll let them do that. >> reporter: for context, the fbi does not routinely record interviews. when clinton was questioned at fbi headquarters over july 4th weekend, that was also the c

mike emanuel is live in washington, dc.she gets elected the foundation work will continue. >> reporter: hillary clinton was confronted about if it were a republican candidate with a foundation taking foreign donations, wouldn't she be accusing that republican of a conflict of interest? she insist shed would focus on the work. even after some democrats suggested shutting the foundation now or stopping the foreign contributions now, clinton reiterated changes are coming. >> i appreciate that the concerns that people have expressed, and that's why i've made it clear that if i'm successful in november, we are going to be taking additional steps. but the fact is, winding down some of these programs takes time. you don't just turn on and off a switch. >> reporter: there have been calls to move the functions of the foundation to other charitable organizations to avoid any appearance of a conflict. >> i'm curious to what hillary clinton says about people who are concerned, there's some kind of conflict of interest that might get ex

mike emanuel is covering the clinton campaign tonight. >> reporter: new polling suggests hillary clinton has lost some of her dnc convention bounce, but still leads donald trump among key voting blocs. a new survey has clinton leading trump by seven points among likely voters. 7% supporting gary johnson, and 2% for the green party's jill stein. what could potentially shake up this race is the upcoming presidential debates, and campaign officials are predicting trump will go for broke. >> we have a psychopath running for president. it is going to be difficult, because you have to prepare for many different trumps, kind of like well-behaved, modest trump. i doubt we'll see that. kind of off the rail trump. a trump who doesn't prepare for anything and apparently that's how they're doing it based on reports. >> reporter: clinton aides call trump a formidabled adversary, and the democratic nominee is described as intense in her preparation. brian fallon said about clinton -- she feels like it is a proving ground that this is a job interview. >> basically, hillary clinton needs to memorize lin

mike emanuel is live in omaha nebraska with more for us today. reporter: nebraska is a conservative state but there is an opportunity potentially to pick up an electoral vote if hillary clinton can win one of the congressional districts here in omaha. clinton will have help from a big business name in billionaire warren buffett, that after she campaigned over the weekend with businessman mark cuban and former new york city mayor mark luber spoke on her behalf at the convention. clinton speaking out about the controversy between the con family, a muslim american lost a son interact and donald trump. >> to launch an attack as he did on captain con's mother, a gold star mother who stood there on that stage with her husband honoring the sacrifice of their husband, i don't know where the balance are, i don't know where the bottom is. >> the new cbs poll suggest clinton earned a four point out of the democratic convention, the survey has quit bleeding from 46 percent to 39 percent. then there'sthe controversy over clinton's emails and what fbi director

mike emanuel is live in lancaster, pennsylvania, where kaine is scheduled to make a stop later today. what else did kaine say about donald trump? >> reporter: senator tim kaine says senator mccabe thinks they're gullible. >> it feels like his next big con. his next big con. he's hiding his tax return. he's hiding his financial bill of wealth. he's trying to cover up his web of foreign engagements and conflicts of interest and he won't even release credible information about his health. donald trump, it's time for you to come clean. >> reporter: trump, of course, has said he will not release his tax returns while he's being audited. his doctor also issued a letter that has gotten a lot of attention, saying that if elected, donald trump will be the healthiest person ever elected president. shep? >> and we're learning more about clinton's debate strategy today? >> reporter: that's right. a source outside the clinton campaign, a democratic source confirms to fox news that the clinton campaign is going through essentially talking to psychologists and also the co-author of trump's book, try

>> let's talk to senior political correspondent mike emanuel who is live in reno, nevada. he only person awake at this hour. mike? >> reporter: well there's a few things going on at this hour. good morning to you. here in reno, hillary clinton is expected to accuse donald trump of taking a hate movement mainstream and peddling prejudice and paranoia. no surprise trump issued a preemptive strike. >> hillary clinton is a bigot. she says people of color only as votes, not as human beings. worthy of a better future. she is only going to take care of herself, her husband, her consulta consultants, her donors. she doesn't care what her policies have done to your communities. >> hillary clinton has been fund-raising all week. three days in california including northern california last night. her campaign figured late august before the fall gets going was a perfect time to raise serious campaign cash. but with questions being raised about her leadership of the state department, and whether donors to the clinton foundation were given special access she called in to cnn last night an