we are no longer mister huh, mister park, mister noh and mister tony.ros through the night, the world, our oyster. ♪ >> anthony: oh show me the way to the next whiskey bar. i feel like a boy band. >> mister huh: is it the king? >> anthony: johnny cash. >> mister huh: johnny cash. >> anthony: yeah. >> anthony: all i can say is, thank god there was no karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now, after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new salary men friends looking to me to set an example. >> anthony: all right guys, let's party. >> server: i'll give it, soju. >> anthony: soju? >> man: nice to meet you. >> anthony: so, correct me if i'm wrong here. it's dried squid, m&ms and mixing your alcohols? >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: it seemed like a good idea back at the office. yeah? ah! >> mister huh: okay! >> anthony: next i'll be performing a medley from mamma mia. come on baby, light my fire. >> mister huh: light my fire. >> anthony: fire, fire. ye

mister clinton and joe biden in scranton today, trump has been in pennsylvania.t happens if he can't pull it out with these major swing state? >> it's a problem, clearly. he needs big states like pennsylvania, ohio, florida and at this point hillary is leading in all the states you need to win to win the presidential election. i think the fact that we are even talking about georgia is indicative of the broader problem. georgia is not a swing state . this has been a really bad place for donald trump right now. leland: you are saying potentially because georgia is in play that does not bode well for mister trump? >> definitely not. georgia should have been in the safe column for donald trump and the fact that is not, were normally talking about the normal swing states like florida, ohio, new hampshire, we are also talking about what should be reliably let red state indicate he's got a problem across the board. he's not fighting the battleground states, he's having to fight for his life everywhere. leland: you think he has a problem across the board? >> he has a pro

and mister desantis, mister lynch oversee the national security subcommittee and they oversee, in this program, this urban area, terrorism risk assessment, fema conducts the assessment and put in the record reference to their response after central florida was denied in january, multiple times their response on behalf of dhs. with that introduction welcome, mister kamoie and representative from fema. >> thank you, members of the subcommittee, good morning. i'm brian kamoie, administer of grant programs, on behalf of secretary jay johnson, thank you for the opportunity to discuss fema's efforts to assist state and local partners to prepare for and respond to terrorist attacks. the recent shootings in dallas and orlando and last night's tragedy in france are reminders how important it is for our nation to be ready to respond to all types of hazards including man-made threats. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of these tragic events as well as law enforcement officers who risk their lives every day to protect our community including sheriff demings, chief mina and their office

i believe the polls right now show that they trust mister trump. hillary really has a pretty awful plan. she wants to raise taxes she wants more of the shovel ready projects. i just want to thank that they are neck and buy into that. even though it hasn't worked for the last seven years. a major players which in the gop had felt that he has made some mistakes in the convention but according to our latest poll 50% of voters trust him on the economy only 45% trust hillary clinton so is monday the day that she can -- he can turn these polls around. >> it's a big day for him. he has have a bad week and he has to turn it around i think this will be a really important speech. i think people watching it's in detroit at the economic club. he is going to lay out a plan on regulation on taxes on energy and the other thing that he didn't mention there is going to be a lot about how we are going to replace obama care. more and more every single new report on the obama care for the last six months has been people dropping out of the program people facing higher

jordan faber. >> thank you mister president. you are here today counting the transpacific partnership what hillary clinton is against it, or vice presidential nominee tim kaine has now reversed himself and is against it. donald trump is against it to meaning the next president is opposed to this deal. if you take both candidates at their word, how do you plan to get congress to pass this deal during the lame-duck and what is your plan to visit members to do so given the opposition i just described and secondly, ready essentials inside and outside the government have said they are almost certain that the hack of the democratic national committee came from russia. doesn't look to you like russia is meddling in the us election and what impact should that have on your administration's relationship with moscow? yes right now i am president and i'm for it and i think i've got the better argument. and i've made this argument before, i will make it again area we are part of a global economy. we are not reversing it. it can't be reversed

stuart: will he call himself mister brexit?n fox and friends and in an interview, will he do it all the time? >> he may reference that because we do know 70% of the company feel we are on the wrong track and even though the polls are reflecting hillary clinton having a lead in some states we don't feel that is reflective of what is on the ground. there are several hundred thousands, maybe millions of brand-new voters turning out for mister trump. stuart: the new guy on the team has a reputation of being rough and tough, he wants a tough donald trump, he wants the old donald trump, he is a streetfighting guy. he will drag them off message, drag him away from the teleprompter, the script, let trump be trump, that is who he is? >> not at all. he will see the opposite, you will see more teleprompter prepared remarks. stuart: why? >> mister trump wants to give substantive details and arguments and when he is out with his crowd at his rallies, he is feeding off the energy and goes off-the-cuff sometimes. he wants to be serious with v

it doesn't doesn't seem to be the case at the moment. >> thank you mister president. on that question of isis expansion even talking about because you see that expanding around the world and you see them trying to inspire a tax what is your current level of concern about the homeland. you talked about the your own intelligence advisors about the direct isis threat to americans and if i may follow up somewhere along the same lines what are the assessments today as you see and hear about whether donald trump can be trusted with america's nuclear weapons. >> on your second question and i will address us to any additional trump questions i would ask all of you to make your own judgment. i've made this point already multiple times just listen to what he has to say and make your own judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. as i recall i just answer the question about this a couple days ago. i just don't want to keep on repeating it or a variation on it. i obviously have a strong opinion about the two candidat

you begin to wonder how it is that the surrogates are attacking mister khan. they won't let it be. it's almost as if each and every day he is like general custer and it's his last one. prozac and rachel hill chill pill and get focus. >> this is what the critics are say ?he will not edit himself and take his feet into the ground. he is falling apart. i am not saying that he is i'm just guessing . urtis: if i was chris christie and i tied take his hand and break every knuckle in his hand so he can't to . it starts with the stupid tweets and he gets deeper and deeper. when christie turns against you you have an issue. will donald trump last until the election? it's in 1972. entourage. he started with democrats for governor surviving. trust me, trump will survive.it's an act of terrorism here. they could certainly shift what would focus us on today. >> that's what we had to hope for. >> decision in early july. bill bratton is announcing his retirement. all of a sudden some new jack will become the police commissioner. what is your take? >> bratton is jumping ship like everyone else. he

presidential nomineespeaking at the detroit economic , advisors working for months on a new tax plan for mister trump and he's expected to focus on lowering the tax rate for individuals and corporations as well as unveiling a new domestic energy plan. live in detroit to tell us what else we can expect to see here. reporter: good morning from downtown detroit, the detroit economic club where trump will be outlining a wide ranging economic speech, policies he sees fit should he be elected next president of the united states. according to a senior campaign aide there will be a handful of issues that trump will get in today today, among them the need for tax reform, trade reform and energy reform as well to name a few. some bullet points from each of those. trump will call for on the tax side of 15 percent business tax, drafted down from the current 35 percent rate along with three tax brackets for individuals. regulatory reform, he says it elected president he would order a moratorium on new agency regulation. his trade talk will be much of the same, calling for a need to withdraw from the transpa

either you or mister, will be elected president. how would you lead a nation where majority of americans mistrusts you and what extra responsibilitymight you have to show you are up to the . >> a good question for any candidate. eddie, how do you feel she answered that question and you feel this campaign has answered it effectively in >> i don't think either campaign has answered the questions about mistrusts that voters have about them and that's simply because a lot of those opinions are bacon and both of them continue to do or say things that so that mistrust or those concerns about how they would comport themselves as president. she gave an interesting point that look, when she was in a position whether it was new york senator or secretary of state, she enjoyed high favorability ratings, usually in the 60s which is true. it when she runs for something that suddenly her approval ratings into plummet and she said in part that's because her opponents attacked her relentlessly but why is it then as soon as he gets elected, her numbe

mister trump very modestly made that symbol.he company loses money every year he takes out $44 million of compensation during that timeframe. in 1985 when he offered this company if the monkey have thrown a dart at the stock page the monkey on average would have made 150% but the people that believed in him that listen to his siren song came away losing well over 90 cents on the dollar. you know the history of his enterprises where he was borrowing money one time after another he went into bankruptcy. i don't know another businessman the rags about his bankruptcies. i don't know anybody else that has head that. there he is. the final straw occurred this weekend and you know about it. donald trump managed to get fort -- in front of george stephanopoulos. donald trump said this he was asked by him you had sacrificed nothing and no one in trump said i think i've made a lot of sacrifices i worked very hard i created thousands of jobs built great structures. i've had tremendous success success and they were a little overcome. [applau

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do you agree with the leaders that mister trump needs to change his campaign or do they totally miss is all about? >> donald trump all by himself has formulated one of the most powerful political messages we've seen at least in my lifetime and he's a fearless advocate for that message. he can't allow himself to be distracted from delivering that message. his answer has to be about people our government is only capable of racking up debt. and every question that has to be his answer. when he sticks to that message he seems to resonate with the audience and voters in the midwest but then when you get key republicans saying that they won't vote for him does that hurt him or does it play into this anger of the electorate that the mainstream perhaps even the elite republicans failed to recognize. >> i think that the people he is talking to who are not republicans they are dissatisfied some of them aren't even voters. folks who have really suffered for the last 12 years they are looking for someone who will do nothing but drive a bulldozer to washington. and when they hear him be attacked

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let me -- ranking member mister lynch. >> mister kamoie, the chart shows a third of the resources that were authorized and expended. and half $1 million and spent, could you explain to me why the allocation, one might be the amount of resources that were allocated. and whether you deploy the resources to protect the people. >> the word chairman mica used was the money was idle. the first is it is one year funding provided to us by congress meaning we need to make award in the fiscal year. we announce the awards. >> if that is the case, if that money is spent that is what you tell me. >> the money is all booked against projects they are spending against. the budget at the beginning of the month, put on the ledger on the 25th, and it doesn't get paid. >> i appreciate that, we are going to spend that money later but it hasn't been spent yet. what about the factors we are using here, orlando, disney world and all that going on, they have huge fluctuations, manhattan the same thing, very little population on a saturday morning but then that is a huge problem. in the formula do we consider t

in recognition of mister clinton's birthday, the fayetteville, arkansas is waiving admission for visitors friday and saturday. two ?nasa astronauts leave the international space station today... but they won't go far. jeff williams and kate rubins will conduct a spacewalk this morning.they'll be installing the first of two international docking adapters that will be used for arrivals of commercial spacecraft from boeing and space-x sometime in the future. it's the first spacewalk for nasa since january. best buy is celebrating 50 years with a 50 hour sale buy is offering 50 hours of deals similar to black friday. this sale is timed to help parents with tech items needed for back to school time. the first best buy opened in 1966 under the name "sound of music" and was known for selling stereos and records. monsoon 2016 seems to like the late night action.the latest on where those storms that morning...heading this . >>> coming your way on "12 today" one man dead and officer injured after a shooting in phoenix. the latest in a live report. >> reporter: plus tracking storms moving out of the

expected later this hour, mister trumps first foreign trip as the republican presidential nominee. this comes out of what his campaign is calling a historic speech tonight in arizona after a week of speculation that he may be softening his hard-line position on immigration. running mate mike pence in a preview of what we can expect tonight tells fox news the candidate is not backing down. >> you should get ready for more of the same. the same principles that donald trump put the issue of illegal immigration at the center of national debate, now more than a year are going to be articulated again today. he's going to lay out a firm commitment to border security, to internal enforcement, ending sanctuary cities. >> the meantime this reaction from hillary clinton's campaign. quote, from the first days of his campaign donald trump has painted mexicans as racists and criminals and has promised to deport 16 million people including children and us citizens. what ultimately matters is what he says to voters in arizona, not mexico and whether he remains committed to the splitting up of fami

they are trying out a prototype at civic by putting a mister that sprays a bacteria enzyme meeting enzyme. >>> cooler temperatures across the bay area as students head back to school.>> we have to get over ,$8drw >>> what can we expect in the morning. >> a fast-moving day around the bay area. the high country had some thunderstorms and hail and lightning. that will settle down and we don't have to worry about that here. it was fascinating to see. we may see pop-up showers, this was quite a shower that moved way too late tahoe producing hail and very strong down drafts with heavy rain. those are fading away as the sun has set and it's losing energy. the low clouds and fog are sweeping back onshore and we will see more clouds overnight. it should break up and more sunshine tomorrow. in the week ahead it will feel like fall in the latter part of the week. temperatures 62 degrees in san francisco, 69 in oakland, 77 and san jose 86 in livermore and concorde. all these temperatures are slightly below average for this time of year. around the bay area now we are looking at 61 in mountain view, 6

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accusing trump of promoting racist lies and he then fired back by calling yet again they get today mister trump is back on the campaign trail, reaching out to latino voters in the battleground state of nevada. jenna: peter ducey has more life from trump tower in new york city. reporter: someone at the trump campaign has been spending time with the hillary clinton video archives because he's sporting a new instagram adequate life and it features a 20-year-old of hillary clinton referring to some african-american teenagers as super predators. trump has been fighting these charges that he's a racist, calling clinton a bigot and he's also expanding on social media, tweeting that quote, crooked hillary will never be able to solve the problems of poverty, education and safety within the african-american and hispanic communities. remarks of her own and made released a separate ad yesterday where she accuses mister trump of catering to klansmen. >> the reason a lot of clan members like donald trump is because a lot of what he believes, we believe in. reporter: the trump campaign manager tells us

one of the officers pulled out his service weapon and fired upon mister good not guzman striking him twice. carrie and juliet, send things back to you. >> teresa we had courteously won yesterday talking about the bodega owners. the workers they are being very dangerous. clearly, it is. crime might be down overall. it does not appear to get worse. the park advocates have crime and murder and rates above 23% in july 2015. same the year before. they say at least one person per day is the victim of a violent crime. the nypd says it's less than 1% of all reported crime. donald trump delivers an economic speech with big tax cuts not ever >> a lot of people start to drop like flies. let's go to robert moses. doing duty outside midtown. good morning. >> good morning. you mention the economic speech. trump outlined a series of supplies in the economic principles in the address. speaking of supplies, support for trump from top republicans hasbeen in short supply . members saying they cannot vote for him. >> after a series of missteps and polls that show controlling hillary clinton by growing m

mister ryan, no need to rush area. >> mister chief justice, may it please the court, i appreciate the extra time and i didn't brush up your to start before you invited me. in reviewing the fifth circuit initial decision in what we callfisher on , seven members of this court reaffirmed in a clear precondition to the use of race as an admissions factor was the ability to satisfy what was called the demanding burden of strict scrutiny outlined in greater and badly. by establishing that she was considered for admission, the ut under a system that discriminated against her on the basis of her race is fisher placed upon ut a burden of approving by evidence of record that its use of race was of first in pursuit of a compelling constitutionally legitimate interest expressed with sufficient clarity and concreteness to allow a reviewing court to determine first that the use of race was unnecessary last resort in pursuing the interest defined, taking into account reasonably available number of racial alternatives. >> mister ryan, may i ask if we didn't have the 10 percent plan, is that what was

>> you have to let the circumstances speak for it but what mister trump is said is dealing with a rannot a smart thing, dealing with a country that's opposed to our interests, he would not have done the ran deal but as part of this overall hostage case and he said that when he was president he's going to look at that contract that was signed and make sure the united states is not going to be put in a bad position. jon: you say when he becomes president, you're a long way from that. reports out there that your campaign is in turmoil, that you personally lost control of your candidate . your response? >> the candidate is in control of his campaign, that's number one and i'm in control of doing the things he wants me to do in the campaign. the turmoil, this is another clinton narrative that she put out there and that the media is picking up on. in the last week we just announced our 50 state chairman in the states, we announced a record amount of money that we raise in july. mister trump has appeared this week in front of crowds overflowing onto the streets so the campaign is in very goo

i always felt mister huber was so impressed with the office that he couldn't be the free, open man that he was. this ambivalence and this sort of hesitation in the face of conflict and you think back to hoover's years and congress, he cried on it but somehow once he took the central position of president, hesitation became his mode. and again, this is all early in the game. and it took a real toll on hoover. he was elected by a landslide and was very popular across the country. within a year and this is, hoover takes office in march. the crash toward the end of october. but the stock market crash, people didn't immediately recognize oh, here comes the beginning of the great depression. that took months to sink in or even years to recognize quite how deep the trough was they were heading into . so even before this happens, hoover, his political capital isall gone . he's a hobbled president even in the onset of the depression so it's to keep in mind as the story progresses that as i utilize a device in telling this story, i divided the book into three parts in the first is called the rise

mister obama and his family arrived there yesterday. it marked the 300th time mister obama has played golf since he took office. the president celebrated his the obama family vacation is scheduled to last for two weeks. and bad reviews? who cares? "suicide squad" demolished the record for an august launch, grossing 135 million dollars.. it beat the previous record holder - "guardians of the galaxy's" record by more than 40-million dollars. and that's the buzz. cooler today - but will the heat return? weather expert stephanie barichello is coming up with the forecast. walmart parking lot.. instead - several people got stung. the beekeepers' plan - that backfired! plus - a stunning light show from the sun.. the story behind this so-called plasma rain.. new at ten it's the spot where county children lost their lives but now-- we're really humbled and honored by their donation a plan to have kids playing in this yard again. an incredible donation. plus--- it's not something you can stick into a washing machine your mattress could be twice a

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in depth with jeffrey toobin, will take your calls, text and email questions at 3:00 pm eastern, mister toobin will discuss his latest book, the wild saga of the kidnapping, crimes and trial of patty hearst. mister toobin is also author of the oath, the obama white house and the supreme course, inside the secret world of the supreme court. too close to call, the 36 day battle to decide the 2000 election was a vast conspiracy, the real story of the sex scandal that nearly brought down a president. the run of his life, the people versus o.j. simpson and opening arguments, a young lawyer's first case, united states versus oliver north. joining the conversation with your phone calls and tweets beginning at noon eastern on c-span2. then at 7:00 eastern the impact of a hillary clinton presidency on america in his book hillary's america, the secret history of the democratic party. go to booktv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> i am joann myers and on behalf of the carnegie council i think you for beginning your morning with us. we are delighted to welcome doctor ali khan to this program

she goes on to write my conclusion about mister trump's unsuitability for office is based on his disregard for the precept of treating others with respect, an idea that should transcend politics. instead he opts to mock the vulnerable and influence prejudices, attacking ethnic and religious minorities and also says she will not support hillary clinton. collins joins senator mark kirk of illinois and representative adam kinzer of illinois, richard hanna of new york and rigel of virginia and republican numbers of congress who are backing trump. tonight on q and a politico editor susan glasser and new york times white house correspondent peter baker, husband and wife journalist talk about their careers and move to israel. q and i heirs through august, weeknights at 7:00 pm eastern time. coming up at 8:00 pm booktv primetime features books on education. first is ed bolin's and the battle for room 314. all this tonight starting at 8:00 eastern time on booktv primetime on c-span2. next, middle east scholars discussed turkey's political future following a military coup attempt in july. they talke

[applause] >> thank you mister garrett. the giant killer. we are privileged to have you with us today. we appreciate you tremendously, please give him another round of applause. thank you. our next speaker epitomizes what it means to be a woman of power in every way. she is doctor julianne malveaux, president of affinity college for women. she is also an economics, an author, a highly sought after political commentator who is whose writings have appeared in usa today, black issues and higher education. mrs. magazine, essence magazine, progressive and many more. well-known for appearances on national network programs and cnn, bet, pbs, nbc, abc, fox news, msnbc, cnbc, c-span and many others. doctor julianne malveaux is offering commentaries on subjects ranging from economics to women's rights and public policy. a committed activist, civic leader. doctor malveaux has held positions in women's rights and policy organizations. currently she served as secretary, treasurer of economic policy . doctor malveaux is president of xl education grant of

went over the never trump people and unify the party, i am trish reagan, hillary clinton blasting mister trump's plan. >> 3 wall street money managers, oil baron, former chief economist of one of the big banks at the heart of the financial crisis, six men named steve. they all care about the same things he does, how to avoid paying their fair share. trish: i think his plan has her a little worried, maybe very worried. the economy is his sweet spot and how can she run on president obama's economic record which has left the economy barely growing and left the lowest labor participation rate since the 1970s with stagnant wages. trump's critics going after his daughter ivanka who talked about the challenges of being a working mom, donald trump allowing parents to deduct child care expenses from their income. the left blasting ivanka because one of the small companies they subcontract with does comply with us law doesn't provide paid maternity leave. and the former president of iran demanding the us hand over $2 billion in iranian assets that the supreme court should be used to compensate the

mister obama and his family arrived there yesterday. it marked the 300th time mister obama has played golf since he took office. the president celebrated his 55th birthday on thursday. scheduled to last for two weeks. and bad reviews? who cares? "suicide squad" demolished the record for an august launch, grossing 135 million dollars.. it beat the previous record holder - "guardians of the galaxy's" record by more than 40-million dollars. and that's the buzz. cooler today - but will the heat return? weather expert stephanie barichello is coming up with the forecast. they tried to make a deal in a walmart parking lot.. instead - beekeepers' plan - that backfired! plus - a stunning light show from the sun.. the story behind this so-called plasma rain.. nasa, the department of defense, and 97% of scientists agree climate change is real. so where can you find climate-change-science deniers? at oil companies and senator ron johnson's office. i absolutely do not believe that the science of man-caused climate change is proven. oil companies gav

when i meet thousands of people on this subject, i have strong people, great people, mister trump, i love you but to take a person who has been here 15 or 20 years and throw them out is so tough, it is all the time. who wants those people thrown out? trish: you heard from his base, he is making the case, you can't throw out the good ones, trying to earn an honest living. i don't know how he will balance it. >> placing americans first, if he met with this -- families his loved ones were viciously murdered, innocent americans killed and preventable, and he will stick to that. trish: you lose the good ones too. >> and enforce our borders, he has given us our commitment. trish: it is a challenging position, he is sympathetic to the person who has been in the country hoping to get ahead. he may not be legal. >> and -- americans are very sympathetic. this is america and we place our families first. trish: we are all very interested to see what he comes forward with. i got to take a quick break, we will be back with more in new hampshire. just like the people who own them, every business is

mister trump appears to be softening his position on the signature issue of his campaign. and minority voters into the tent. jenna: john roberts live in new hampshire where the trump rally gets underway. >> reporter: latest polls in new hampshire have hillary clinton leading donald trump by 9 but the latest polls a couple weeks old and things are elsewhere. donald trump keeping focus on hillary clinton to the clinton foundation, immigration keeps creeping into the mix. donald trump, and 11 million people. hearing from members of his own party about it. look at the t-shirt ahead of the rally in tampa, or any amnesty for illegal immigrants. last night in town hall with sean hannity donald trump explaining background to his thinking and not pleasing everyone in the crowd. >> i have had very strong people, really great people come up to me and said mister trump, i love you but to take a person that has been her15 or 20 years and t family out, i have it all the time. very hard thing. >> reporter: donald trump hearing from the other side today, he is nowhere near trump tower and

.>> mister trump is scheduled to stop in ohio tomorrow, his third trip in three weeks. john kosich joins us.>>reporter: in 2000 for the electoral eyes of the nation shifted from florida to i how -- ohio. greetings from ohio should read candidates begin the practice of making the buckeye state their second home. resident obama did it in 2012 focusing on colleges. his frequent visits prompted me to ask them, is there any truth you are doing this to establish residency? >> i probably vote in chicago as much as i do and ohio. >>reporter: the same could be said this year, hillary is speaking in cincinnati and trump will be there tomorrow. joe biden will be in parma tomorrow and the labor day parade will feature both clinton and her running mates.>> they are still within a few points and that means we are still a battleground. these candidates will keep visiting, because there are a lot of unpredictable's and ohio. >>reporter: a poll from emerson college has the race is a dead ohio and it's important goes beyond its 18 electoral votes, it is truly a bellwether and it's differ

. >> he explained that he wanted a personal meeting with mister trump and he posted a youtube video on tuesday. >> the reason my time climbed the tower is to get attention. i would be less likely to have success because you are a busy man with many responsibilities. >> steve is just an art supporters whowant the message to go viral. reached new heights to achieve . >> the message certainly went viral. >> 1k offers. to. >> liz has the latest on this. >> morning robert and carrie. >> more questions about emails private server in donald trump trying to bury the story about his second amendment comment. [music] at a campaign rally in sunrise florida, donald trump blamed obama for creating an islamic state. >> you know they are president obama ?isis he is the founder of isis. he is the president and founder of isis. the cofounder would be crooked hillary. >> controversial comments come one day after he calls on gun rights advocates to harm hillary clinton. >> the second amendment people ?maybe they can. >> he sa h inspire supporters to vote and responded at an event in iowa. >> every single

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he was shielding and trying to push him away as mister guzman was firing shots in the store. he was absolutely in the line of fire. >> the civilian was struck from the bullets that came out of that service weapon that at the time was being handled guzman. the other officer on scene fired two rounds, both hitting guzman striking him in the torso. that bodega worker was killed on scene but that suspect taken to saint barnabas hospital where he is recovering from his injuries, the two officers were checked out at saint barnabas, they were not injured but they were evaluated. back to both of you. another young woman murdered while jogging. the beautiful young girl, vanessa marcotte, 27 years old, worked in new york city at google but was visiting her mother in princeton, massachusetts. >> she went for a jog and was found dead, probably sexually assaulted and there was an attempt to burn her body. this is very grim. she was home for a visit, lived here in new york. >> don't know random act. we ask you to be very careful. we have an active homicide investigation going on, can't be

and 2008 when mister obama was running for president he blasted president george w. bush for not visiting new orleans quickly and a following hurricane katrina. listen to this. >> when they extended their hand for help, help was not there. we can talk about levees that couldn't hold, fema that seemed not just incompetent but paralyzed and powerless, a president who only saw the people from the window of an airplane instead of down here on the ground, trying to provide comfort and 8. trish: now that you are president, why aren't you cutting your vacation short and listening and visiting the people of louisiana? joining me, the former fema director under george w. bush, michael brown, welcome. by not showing up in louisiana this week, is president obama in your view a hypocrite? >> of course it is hypocritical but let's compare and contrast a few things. i wanted president bush to land in baton rouge, not new orleans because things were not working in louisiana during hurricane katrina. if the president was to land, send a signal not just to the american people but his

who was also close to him told me after that pretty much anytime my name came up he would say that mister gates is an honorable man. >> what was a lesson? >> first of all people forget people remember slates and insults but i think what they don't understand in washington well enough today as they also remember kindnesses. they remember treating people decently and that people who are on the receiving and never forget it. and i think too much emphasis is placed on negative relationships when in fact there are lots of opportunities day-to-day where you can do the right thing by someone may be a small thing maybe somebody works for you or somebody you work for and they won't forget it. >> we started this program in the same format 27 years ago. and here's something i've never seen i want to put on the screen. it's a picture from the book and we have the word sag circle. when you would normally had that. hundreds of times why. i tried to balance it. first of all it's 2016. there are a lot of women in leadership positions who are about to assume leadership positions i wanted to make clear par

this isn't is issue and pushes people into the antiestablishment outsider camp that only behooves mister trump. trish: not to mention this is a press conference about the transpacific trade partnership which by the way is not so popular and he knows it and he take this opportunity to start politicking? >> this happened since the start of our nation. ronald reagan did 20 speeches on behalf of george herbert walker bush. trish: this guy takes it a step further. think about -- president obama weighing in on the american electorate on foreign soil. there is nothing historically unusual. trump takes it further. he said vladimir putin wouldn't go into ukraine, in 2014 women sexually harassed should move to other jobs, went after a gold star family, the last days of the presidential campaign. trish: let's get a response. >> he was speaking specifically about his own daughter, he hoped she would leave a harassing environment. what father wouldn't give his daughter that advice? a completely normal response. throwing little pieces out of the things donald trump said and changing them around to fit

happy birthday mister president.. president obama celebrated his last birthday in office... and he did it in a pretty low-key style.. ((vanessa/take vo)) the president and his family went out to eat at a restaurant called "fiola mare" on the georgetown it's a modern italian seafood place.. that is a favorite of the president. and vice president biden sent the president a pretty nice message on twitter.. he posted a picture of "joe" and "barack" friendship bracelets.. and wrote "a brother to me, a best friend forever".. tomorrow.. the first family will be taking off to martha's vineyard in massachusetts for vacation.. they'll spend half of august a tornado swept across new orleans... leaving behind a trail of destruction. the national weather service says the storm moved through the region-- packing winds up to 80-miles-per-hour. the city's mayor says he believes it may have touched down in at least 4 places. forunately just 2 minor injuries have been reported.... however at least 3 buildings collapsed during the storm. the national weather service says a tornado touched down

independence were turned off by the democratic national convention. 67% saying it left them pastor mister gore scared while only 40% were enthusiastic. independents are leaning toward trump. that was an edge the dnc was supposed to eat road. another troubling finding for clinton. ask if they heard enough from the democrats are dealing with the economy. 57% said no. on terrorism, 59% were left unsatisfied. the gop convention was criticized for lacking substance. if job for the dnc was too warm independents up, it was a flop. the cbs poll found 30% came away with a much more negative view of clinton. 26% were unchanged. 12% came away feeling much more positive about her. now some contexts. voters weren't thrilled with what they saw at the rnc. more than half of those who watched had a less favorable view of the gop afterward than they had before. it's almost like a race to the bottom. who can be less popular than the other? te ich doesn't matter at the end of the day. it's about the battleground states. >> new hampshire is crucial. jon keller, thank you. lisa? >>> aaa sayspres in 6'10" to t

tuesday he released a youtube video entitled message to mister trump, why i climbed her tower. in it he said he wanted to meet donald trump and how officers from a window on the 21st floor. donald trump was in virginia at the time. >>> canadian authorities say they have stopped a likely suicide bombing from happening by killing the man accused of planting it. here's the picture of the suspect. he is identified as 23-year-old aaron driver. he was killed during a dramatic police takedown at a home west of toronto. we learned he was planting a suicide bomb plot on a major unidentified canadian city. investigators say he was previously known to it investigators >>> now to a disturbing story from rio. an athlete in the hospital after robbers beat him on copacabana beach. the thieves got away with his cell phone but luckily they didn't take away his bronze medal. he had just won it. >>> we now know why the water is turning green in rio. because of airborne algae bloom. they say there is a problem with school's ph level. the aquatic center has run out of chemicals. officials maintain

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trouble tweeted, mister khan who does not know me viciously attacked me from the stage of the dnc that is now all over tv doing the same. nice. >> we will continue to speak up until this candidate behaves of the candidacy of this office. >> reporter: trump's former campaign manager defended the billionaire. >> if donald trump was the president, he would still be alive because we never would have entered the war in the first place. >> reporter: he often bolsters his argument to be unfit she is president clinton makes the same claim that trump percent russian president vladimir putin won't send troops into ukraine. >> i said very simply, they are not going to >> russia continues to violate you teen -- ukraine's sovereignty. >> reporter: deputy assistant secretary of state during the george bush administration picks but he is either getting terrible advice or has no understanding of the russia we are dealing with. >> reporter: russia and a part of ukraine dirt 2014 sent troops into eastern ukraine in november of that same year. credit boswell, cbs news, the white house. now 20 lawmakers i

to add on to mister thompson's experience with hepatitis c, the baby boomer population, one in 4 have the disease mister thompson has, or cirrhosis warranting immediate treatment because of the risk of liver cancer and other complications. that is a very thick population. african-americans have twice the prevalence as white americans, as do american indians compared to whites for a variety of risks in both of those populations and people with poor access to healthcare, medicaid populations have a higher prevalence so one of our priorities at cdc is to help improve that care cascade in federally qualified health centers, and no access to healthcare improve through the affordable care act and the care setting, make sure those people are getting tested and getting care and treatment that they need and bringing that together with a detection response capacity improvement in states that are seeing large epidemics. >> i did the mass, and in that, talked about between 1945 and 1965, a large number of people, with hepatitis c. any other questions? >> thank you to the panel for being here toda