. >> mr. mike came to help you? do you like mr. mike? yeah? he's nice. do you beat him up too? no. okay. just me. i'm the punching bag. so did you save your furniture? >> well -- >> no? >> no. so friday we went to my parents' house across town. their house is about five feet off the ground, and we got word friday night that our house didn't flood. but there was about three feet of water -- >> we thought it would flood. >> we thought it would flood. but my parents' house had about three feet of water around it, not in the house yet. so we couldn't leave. and then saturday, about 5:00 that afternoon, water started coming in their house. it ended up about knee-deep. we were stuck in two rooms with 11 people. so we had a renter next door who didn't leave, and they were on the ground level. so she came with us, and so it was my parents and my niece and nephew and the six of us and the renter, and four dogs. >> wow. >> upstairs for two or three days. i kind of lost track. >> yeah. >> for three days. >> for three days. >> for three days? do you want to be on tv when you get older? you'd b

mr. mike's used book store and a person reported the crime happening at ac moore arts and crafts store. he's expected in court next month for the newest charges. >>> later this month volunteer teaching assistant at an elementary school in winston- salem will appear uncourt to face child sex crimes. arrested. the pictures showed young girls inside of the cafeteria. >>> a high speed chase and crash in wake forest lands one man in the hospital and facing charges. a viewer. so us the cell phone video at the scene on highway 98. it started right around 3:45 thursday morning at the apartments. authorities say they tried to stop a white lexus but lost it. hours later they were calmed to a home nearby. main had come to the door that's when they discovered the crash scene. >> we received a call from someone who had requested help and so our officers responded ems responded, and at the time during the course of the investigation, they realized that this person had been involved in that chase two hours earlier. >>> authorities identified the driver. they say he suffered a broken back and pelvis. h

mr. feingold: mike: you go in the washington insider, you called in the washington insider. mr. feingold: this isn't really about the two of us. his approach is about him, about me. thatis not what it is about. who do people want help solve their problems? the infrastructure of the state right/ . people on a decent access to the broadband internet. mike: you like hillary to this proposal to invest in those kinds of activities? mr. feingold: it is way overdue that we do something like that. senator johnson doesn't talk about those things because he doesn't listen to people. he doesn't panic about the introduction of the state. people aboard about the water quality of - of the state. mike: economic inequality is something that comes up in your campaign quite a bit. what will we do, what would be one of the first things you like to see done to address that? mr. feingold: a series of fixed it to be done to address the fact that middle-class families are being able to work -- live the american dream. so what do you do? th -- raise the minimum wage. i support 15, but $7.25 is so extre

. >>> let's move on mr. mike pence, donald trump's running mate. said he'll release his tax returns. hillary clinton and tim kaine has already released his tax returns. that puts him at odds with mr. trump. >> you don't see the tax returns, you think there's something wrong. >> that's donald trump from 2008. if you release donald trump's 2008 tax returns. you obviously made the calculation i it's better to take the hit. mr. trump said in 2012 as he said, what's wrong in these tax returns? what do you not what the public to see? >> he's under audit. when the audit is completed he'll release the returns. in mrs. clinton's returns you saw lot of income coming from the clinton foundation. i haven't seen any stories on that yet. >> mr. trump unveiled his economic plan this week, i want to ask you about that if we can, he proposed across the board tax cuts with the biggest monetary benefit going to the top 1%, compare to the rhetoric that mr. trump offered back in september, take a listen. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes

. >> reporter: the man tasked with putting mr. mike dixon away, a hard-charging texas district attorney named matt powell. >> mike dixon was running this show and he orchestrated this whole thing. >> reporter: but many people make the argument that mike dixon never laid a hand on dr. sonnier. >> he's just controlling the knife. dave shepard's just another instrument for mike dixon. >> reporter: and that instrument, dave shepard, has agreed to testify. pitted against his best friend mike dixon to avoid the death penalty. >> this is the oldest story in the book. this is vengeance. this is revenge. this is pride. >> reporter: the motive? in courtroom 72 of the lubbock county courthouse, the prosecution paints a picture for master. >> he either wanted her to suffer or he wanted her back. and only he knows what the true answer to that question is. but dr. sonnier was in the way. >> reporter: the pillars of powell's case, police find the gun shepard used at the bottom of a lake conveniently located behind dixon's office and discover it's reg

you met with his runningmate, governor mike pence did he try to convince you to support mr. trump. >> mike and i go way back. we came into the house together. served together for 12 years. i have a lot of respect for him. he talked about the ticket. certainly respect him. i still told him i am not ready to support donald trump. >> when he talked about the is a different guy in private than he its shown in public. and, he made a good case. mike is a good guy. i hope that he has influence on donald trump. but i have yet to see, yet to see donald trump change, change positions. he needs to change. and particularly change the tone and tenor of the debate sufficient to win the election in november. >> something we hear from a lot supporting mr. trump. di in public. what does that mean though? >> i don't know. if you could govern in private. it would be okay. but you can't. so i do have a problem still with some of the statements he is making. particularly here in arizona. the statements he made out of the gate when he got into the campaign. about, those crossing the border, being

mr. khan. >>> mike pence issued a statement saying they believe captain khan to be a hero. meanwhile, another part of the interview in other campaign would get tons of headlines, donald trump was asked and said putin would not invade ukraine after changed his position after being informed that russian troops were already there. lana zack back to you. >> the trial is not until next month, but the process of finding a jury in the bridgegate case starts this week. a jury on both sides will ask potential jurors. chris christie's aid and bill baroni were indicted for or which he orchestrating traffic jams in 2013 as political pay back. >>> starting today it will cost you more to buy things online if you live in pennsylvania. as part of the state budget that was passed, digital downloads ebooks and apps will be charged 6% state sales tax. it is expected to bring in $47 million in one year. >>> a judge put everything on hold after a defendant was brought into the courtroom without pants. find out why jail officials said they couldn't give her a jump suit. >>> good samaritans jumpe

mike pence. he try to convince you to support mr. trump? >> mike and i go way back. i have a lot of respect for him. he talked about the ticket. i certainly respect him. i told him i'm not ready to support trump. >> john: when he talked, what was the pitch? >> that donald trump is a different guy entirely than he's shown in public. and he made his case. mike is a good guy, and i hope he has influence on donald trump. but i've yet to see donald trump change positions. he needs to change, and particularly change the tone and tenor of the debates to win the election in november. >> john: that's something we hear a lot from those supporting mr. trump that he's different in private than in public. >> if you could govern in private, i guess that's okay, but you can't. i do have a problem with statements he's making particularly in arizona. the statements he made out of the gate about those crossing the border being rapists and what not. that doesn't sit well, and then to refer to a judge born in indiana as a mexican in a pejorative way. you can't expect to win arizona when

mr. chairman, thank you. mike duncan, former chairman of the party.anks to chairman rac icot, joined us earlier in the segment. when we come back, we are talking about hillary clinton's top economic advisers. you can also listen to us on the radio in the capital on 99.1 fm. be right back. ♪ john: joining us now is an economic advisor for the clinton campaign, and former advisor for presidents clinton and obama. gene, thanks for coming on the show. we are going to talk about the campaign momentarily, and the outsourcing push the campaign is putting out, but i want to ask about president obama yesterday. who made a really full throated argument why tpp is still in america's interest. what is your view about that? are you now in a disagreement with the president on this issue? gene: you know, it is always hard when you are the child and mom and dad disagree. i think that president clinton, i mean, president obama, everything he does, he is directed toward helping workers . and that is what he believes, but on this issue, i think that hillary clinton is i

mr. trump's words (audience laughs) (mike pence) i couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump and we are shoulder to shoulder in this campaign my friend trump has struggled to refocus his campaign on hillary clinton ...amid a series of missteps this week. the democratic nominee seized on the opportunity -- to chip away at trump's business record: somewhere else. he's not put americans to work in an interview with cbs' norah o'donnell -- clinton's running mate -- tim kaine - sought to put her email scandal to bed: (tim kaine) she said i made a mistake, i screwed up and i'll do it different. a pair of polls out yesterday shows clinton pulling ahead of trump nationally...topping him three key states. brian webb for cbs news./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> clinton is set a joint convention for african american and hispanic journalists in washington todaywhile running mate tim kaine holds an event in wisconsin. clinton also made a stop in las vegas yesterday looking to push her plan to increase jobs. she first dropped by mojave electric on hacienda. the company is known for its on-site job t

mr. speaker, mike pampao says they were politicizing the data. how did they do that?ll, i mean, to set the stage, remember that you had 50 career analysts 5-0 sign a letter saying that they had been pressured to give false information making isis look weaker and less effective than it was. now, think about that implication. 50 people who are paid professionals who are telling you that the power structure above them wanted only good news, even if it was a lie. i think in part this is the natural result of an administration which has been lying at every level from you get to keep your doctor, you get to keep your insurance. $400 million in cash is not a ransom payment. hillary clinton did not, in fact, lie about benghazi. i mean, at every level, the obama administration the clinton culture has become dishonest. what's frightening is it's now penetrating the career military and you are beginning to see symptoms of the same corruption which is very dangerous for our national security and very dangerous for our safety. if we're being lied to by the people who are supposed

liz: mike baker mentioned refugees. mr. trump's immigration policy, a temporary ban on immigration from countries have terror activity. he cited germany as an example of the consequences of unabated refugees. it makes the news that the administration has met and surpassed its goal of resettling 10,000 syrian refugees in the u.s. a concern for many, not the least of which are f.b.i. director james comey and james clapper who have expressed concern about isis infiltrating the refugee flow. what are your thoughts about that, mike? >> i spent a lot of time, we worked in the field of due diligence and background vetting overseas including iraq and difficult environments. i'm telling you, it's not a robust program. it's shot full of holes. it's a heavy lift. you want to find out about a refugee from syria or iraq. if you want to understand who their associates are and plans and motivations, you have got to get down to the village level. the infrastructure doesn't exist. if you don't have a data base it doesn't matter that your pr

mike: did you approve? kellyanne: actually, mr. trump approve his statements.ed about the close proximity he may have had to highly classified information and that it may have compromised national security. john: a fellow republican consultant, someone who said on the basis of this that trump had given over $100,000 to the clinton administration and gave the maximum amounts to the anthony weiner campaigns, and now you have donald trump questioning hillary clinton. so whose judgment is more flawed? kellyanne: are you really going to question donald trump's judgment today as opposed to anthony weiner? no, no, no, since you wanted to go there. john: not anthony weiner's judgment. kellyanne: because he gave money to the clinton foundation which does do some work. he has stated many times that he has contributed to members of congress and other members of the delegation, so that does not mean that he ever wanted anything from anthony weiner. that does not mean that anthony weiner is any less a scoundrel for taking a compromising picture of himself with a child on th

mr. jim shriner. jim. >> hey, mike.

mr. trump. time to come clean. i'm political editor mike flamnery. >>>coming up our pollster matt tour ri rolls out new numbers in the race to the white house. how the race is moving. plus john wilson weighs in with florida. >>>donald trump has expanded his team and refocused on national security and law and order but his rough run suns the convention burned him in the polls. trump is close in the state of florida and tonight john wilson is here to break it down. >> this is john wilson's my view now. >> let's bring wilson my view now. thank you once again. let's say you're running the clinton or the trump campaign. either one. strategically what do you do in these closing days to win the state of florida? >> well, for trump he's got to realize one thing right up front. that hillary clinton can win if she just wins in the states where she is leading now. or states leaning toward hillary clinton. that excludes ohio and pennsylvania. where she is leading she wins. for donald trump, he's got to play a campaign focused directly on her and get off extraneo

mr. trump and mike pence's ideas. >> very cute, right? sweet. like nice little grace note. however chaotic and disorganized and occasionally nonsensical the trump campaign can sometimes be, you can get good press and there are still cute heart-warming stories out there like a kids for trump group forming in colorado. that was 2 1/2 weeks ago in the local news in colorado. if you want to get a sense of just how well the trump campaign is operaing in a crush shall state in colorado, consider that today that 12-year-old boy, who was the subject of that heart-warming local news story about his enthusiasm for donald trump 2 1/2 weeks ago, that 12-year-old boy today is no longer just running kids for trump admittedly adorable, he is now running jefferson county colorado for the donald trump campaign, one of the most populous counties in the state includes part of the metro area, the cochair for the donald trump campaign in the swing state of colorado is a 12-year-old boy. >> hey, jefferson, i'm good, you? >> reporter: in one of the most important elections of our lifetime. >> i u

her husband as mike meyer was leaving mr meyer started yelling come on big guy cmon tough guy christine sinicki says police suggested she get a restraining order against julie meyers husband. she did. the political newcomer and the incumbent do agree on one thing. it's not politics as usual anymore. this is not the way politics should be. it's absurd , outrageous . you look at what's happening nationally . no body talks about issues anymore. it's all namecalling and fingerpointing christine sinicki says she got for the next few days and won't ask for a permanent one or take it further. julie meyer says she plans to run for office again. live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news -- but not guilty by reason of insanity -- after he was convicted for attempting to abduct a 7 year old girl. 26-year-old marquis johnson was sentenced in court today to 25 years commitment to a state mental health facility. police say johnson grabbed a 7 year old girl outside of her home near 17th and highland back in july of 20-15. the girl fought back and got away -- johnson was later identified by surveillanc

mr. trump's running mate mike pence was on fox news sunday defending those comments. >> i think he's beingous and making a point that needs to be made that there's no question that the failed policies of president obama and secretary state hillary clinton in the wider middle east created a vacuum within iraq in which isis was able to arise. adam: pence also said that trump will offer, and this is a quote, real specifics on how to make the country safer. lauren: vice president joe biden set to hold his first campaign rally for hillary clinton in pennsylvania. biden will declare donald trump the most uninformed presidential nominee in history. meanwhile fox news has learned that some of the fbi files on the agency's in hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server could be given to house committee this week. fbi director james comey say investigators found at least three emailses containing classified markings and clinton was extremely careless but he did not recommend criminal charges. >> at least five people are dead and thousands are struggling recover following the devastating floods in

mr. jim shriner. jim. >> hey, mike. it's a pleasure to be here. >> thanks for being my guest. you know, jim, for those of our viewers that don't know you, why don't you just tell us a little

mr. trump, he needs to stop blaming everyone else and decide if he wants to behave like someone who wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike also, mr. trump is right. most of the media want him to lose. that was true of george w. bush and george h.w. bush and ronald reagan. the difference is mr. trump made it so easy for the media. >> we heard similar comments from newt gingrich who said trump, it is your job not to give the press anything to use against you. i don't necessarily subscribe to the view of how the media operates, if you do, that is what the journalist is saying. they are criticizing trump for giving the media ammunition against him. we heard this for days, for weeks now. the question is whether it is getting through to donald trump. he has this opportunity today with the speech on terror to try to focus more on policy. you see him all weekend long tweeting about the media. those are a lot of missed opportunities to talk about hillary clinton and policy. that is why his fans, supporters, get frustrated. >> you were seeing trump today. the campaign is billing the big speech on how he will go after terrorism. th

mr. khan, would it help now for donald trump to say what mike pence said tonight? >> i assure you, lawrence and your audience, that he will not have the moral courage to say that. those statements -- statements of disingenuous, those statements mean nothing because he does not mean that, those are written by someone else on his behalf. this person lacks sense of empathy. he cannot empathize with the people and their feeling that he wishes to lead without empathy, a leader is no leader. leader cannot become a leader and lack of his empathy is an indication of his disqualification. he does not have that basic character of empathy. and it is evident in his ear long rhetoric, his war pandering, fear mongering, making statements that do not show that basic character of being empathetic to the people he wants to lead. if elected, he would be leading people that voted for him and people that opposed him, but he must be empathetic to both groups and be -- and must have capacity to understand and bare the criticism that this particular process brings in this process and i h

. >>> republican vice presidential nominee mike pence. mr.ence not giving an exact time for his information release but saying he has nothing to hide and adding his returns will be nothing like the democratic nominees. >> what you have is an extremely prosperous family that made tens of millions of dollars related to and derivety of their time. >> when my tax returns are released it will be a quick read. the pences have not become more wealthy as a result of 16 years in public service. >> joining me is a spokesperson for the trump campaign. nice to have you you here. >> nice to be here. >> and as you well know, presidential candidates have released their tax returns since the 70s. there is no law barring people from releasing their tax returns during an audit. everyone wants to know why won't he answer the tax returns and can you tell us is he hiding something by not releasing his tax returns. >> i think when governor pence releases his tax returns he will show there is no corp. ruprupti. donald trump said the reason why he won't release wasn

mr. chamberlain: great. : my opponent, mike lee, got a lot of money from wall street. i would like to not have to do that. bernie sanders has the right idea. you can do it from small donations. he don't need to take bribes from corporations. mr. chamberlain: that's another great pitch heading to someone's website. ms. snow: mistyksnow.com mr. chamberlain: talk into the mic. please do that. it will not actually amplify your vote -- and put by your voice. please talk loud. >> good morning. how are you ladies and gentlemen doing this morning? i would like to wish you well on your campaigns. this is my question. how do you propose to make sure health care workers get health care within the state if you work 10 hours a week and a minimum wage here is $7.65, you don't qualify for benefits. mr. chamberlain: this sounds like a great question for you, maria. -- sen. clle-nadal: happelle-nadal: let me address one of the differences with the establishment party that i am a member of. it was suggested by our caucus that we file a minimum wage bill of $10.10. i refused to sign onto

decide if he wants to act like someone who wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike pence. mr. trump is right. most of the media want him to lose. that was true of george w. bush and george h.w. bush and ronald reagan. donald trump has made it easy for the media and his opponents. zach, that is remarkable. >> it is. that idea that the media wants him to lose. if you look at the wall street journal, which is a conservative paper, the washington post, not too long ago, had a stunning editorial in the same fashion. you have all of the major intelligent media operations in this country sort of opposing this guy. in a very unprecedented way at this stage of a presidential campaign. usually you would wait a while for an editorial. he must feel under siege in a lot of ways. at the same time, he refuses to change his campaign. he is not doing anything to intice republicans or moderates. he is doubling down on strategy. that is very interesting to see play out. >> i think what he said on twitter is revealing. i have always been the same person. i remain true to myself. the media wants

mr. khan. ben: this air force mother was booed when she asked trump's running mate mike pence, whose son is in the marines, about the issue. mr. pence: captain kahn is an american hero. and we cherish his family. we cherish all our gold star families. ben: governor pence says there's no one more dedicated to the men and women of the armed forces than donald trump. tonight, "the new york times" is reporting trump received five deferments from the draft during the vietnam war -- four for college, the fifth for bone spurs in his heel. maria: two suspects tied to 10 break-ins at atm's and stores around new england are under arrest. investigators say david barker and efrain montero began their spree last october by stealing $120,000 worth of computer equipment from a mansfield apple repair store. allegedly robbed several other stores and atm's, always casing the target location before returning to break in. the suspects are being held on half a million dollars bail each. new rules at boston summer camps go into effect tomorrow, one week after the drowning of a little boy. ed: only on 5 tonight, his

. >> 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 president joe biden will make stops on her behalf in the critical state of ohio. the clinton campaign announced president obama will campaign for the clinton/kaine ticket in philadelphia on tuesday. clinton's only other event was fundraising in reno, nevada wednesday, one of those states to watch in november. with the latest national poll in quinnipiac showing clinton with a ten-point edge over trump, her schedule is light here in the final days of summer. >> mike emanuel live in washington, good to see you. >>> donald trump in las vegas as he tries to attract minority voters. the back and forth over race has been been fueled in part by trump's recent shift in immigration policy which was a centerpiece of his campaign. mr. trump now softening h

mr. trump and governor mike pence were on the ground for nearly four hours today, quite a bit of time. they covered a lot of turf and they talked to a variety of different people, from volunteers, to home owners who have lost everything. their first stop was the greenwell springs baptist church where they met he reverend frank frank graham of samaritan's purse, and pastor tony perkins, crowds cheering upon their arrival and the republican presidential nominee had this to say. listen. >> it's a great place. i've had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is until you go and see it. i'm just here to help. >> the motorcade driving along streets and multiple parishes filled with piles of furniture and other belongings, lost in the flood. talking with people with only the clothes on their back, like in denim springs, 14 miles east of baton rouge, where officials estimate 90% of the homes and businesses in that single community sustained damage. mr. trump also stopping off to thank national guard troops. some