that's what happened with mr. ramos. being said, if trump was avoiding ramos, the anchorman does have a right to ambush him, to try to get some answers to his questions. but that is a last resort. donald trump is suing univision over it dropping his miss universe pageant so obviously he is not a fan. however, ramos was admitted to the press conference. now, i believe jorge, had he been more patient, would have gotten his answers from trump because donald does not usually avoid confrontation as we all know. it looked like mr. ramos grandstanded the situation, hoping to generate publicity for himself. that's what it looked like. again, he should have waited his turn. a few minutes after he. few minutes he brought him back. >> somebody on the other side of the border, a woman is getting ready to have a baby. crosses the border one day. has the baby, all of a sudden for the next 80 years, hopefully longer, but for the next 80 years we have to take care of the baby. >> deporting babies. >> excuse me, some of the greatest lega

mr. ramos initially was not called on by mr. trump to ask a question but jorge ramos stood up anyway and started asking the questions he wanted to ask. what ensued wasn't a heckler situation because jorge ramos is a reporter but not a heckler. this was a very confrontational and tense moment. and this may have happened before and i don't know about it. but at least as far as i know this is the first time i have seen donald trump, presidential candidate, confronted so bluntly in a way he could not control. and that tells you something about jorge ramos the reporter, but it also today showed us something about donald trump. about about how he deals with direct personal confrontation he was not expecting and it turned out to be super tense and super fascinating to watch. >> i have a question about immigration. your immigration plan -- >> who's next? sit down, you weren't called. sit down. sit down. >> go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't, is you haven't been called. >> go back to univision. go ahead. >>

because mr. ramos' network posted this short exchange. second exchange which apparently happened just outside the room where mr. trump was speaking to the reporters and where mr. ramos got thrown out by security. one of the supporters apparently followed jorge ramos out of the room and then this happened. >> you were very rude. it is not about you. get out of my country. get out. this is not about you. >> i'm a u.s. citizen too. >> whatever. univision? no. it's not about you. >> it is not about you. it is about the united states. >> get out of my country, he says to the u.s. citizen. this new polling data on hispanic' voters. as you can see up top, the republican who does best among latino voters among candidates, jeb bush. even, jeb bush doesn't do all that well. this is mostly bad news for the republican presidential field. in terms of how latino voters do. the worst news for the republican party among latino voters is that this is the approval rating for their presidential front-runner. that line there on the bottom. that's the guy lead

trump and mr. ramos. if you look at it from a reporter's perspective and inconsideration that mr. ramos had for the other reporters in the room, there were about 50 of them in there by the way and he was trying hijack the press conference. there's only so much time that a candidate can offer that and he ought to be able to offer those questions to as many reporters as possible. mr. ramos was making that impossible. sneended up with a long exchange. last night a former strategist for trump, he said that the -- it's a distraction. roger stone think these are the issues. so, does roger have a point? >> well, i think that the issue that we have here is between mr. trump and megyn kelly. i think because they are both prominent celebrities it takes on a lot different view or lot different set of attributes that others might look at. we come from the largest cable network in america and megyn kelly is a superstar there. mr. trump is a superstar in his own right for what he's doing and certainly because he's lead

mr. ramos, he is you as reuben just said he is you. w he is on the news media trying to cover news stories fairly. i think it's impossible. am i wrong? >> i think jorge ramos is a great news man. i followed him for a long, long time. he has the ear of the latino community not only in the united states but in mexico and other parts of the world. he is a strong advocate for justice and i think what he he did in front of donald trump might have been the best tactic but it is not uncommon for a journalist to ask a question even though they haven't been called on. and the fact that he has his strong opinion 's, i think it is really who he is. >> okay. but shouldn't he then switch jobs and just become a commentator if is he going to be an advocate and i said last night there is nothing wrong with being an advocate and i believe jorge sincerely wants to help undocumented people. but, mr. that -- marones you want amnesty for illegal aliens already here. right? >> i don't want amnesty and there is no such thing as illegal alien. we want people -

mr. ramos, you're through, pal. >> that was funny. >> they let him back and to the into it a little it about. donald trump, the fun/outrage continues. >> yeah. meanwhile the controversial costumed characters are not just in times square anymore, greg. they are picking up some areas in like battery park there in coney island. woods now. you can hang out with mini house on the way home. how do you like that? you an elmo could have a beer together. what is place you like in battery park on the water? >> peer a. battery garden is very nice. a lot of watering holes. >> what time should meet you there? >> early p.m. hours. guys. we went down to times square. didn't see anything outrageous. huh? >> some people don't like them because some are a little aggressive. we think they work very hard. we had no with them. there are other reports. are other ones with no tops on going around. >> sounds like we covered all of our bases. let's go live to union square, rosanna. i believe the chess players are out t

mr. ramosout by security. let's be clear, he was standing up. he hadn't been called on. he was promoting his agenda. mr. trump seemed to like that moment. >> well, right. this helped trump and ramos. he's the most popular his uponic anchor in the united states. he's been playing an activist role in the immigration issue. he was thrown out of the room. that's going to help him. it looks like he's being shut down and silenced. trump says go back to univision. he polls probably spike with a sector of the republican party that he is popular with. >> trump seems rude. he can seem like a bully. he seems himself. oh, a presidential candidate shouldn't be acting like that. he can look at the poll numbers and say why not? it's working. >> he's just, you know, going for a certain demographic. it's not fans of jorge ramos. >> mr. ramos is escorted out. trump says ask security, as if he didn't know how it happened. mr. ramos is allowed back in and gets his question. take a listen. >> remember, you used the

hispanic journalists released a statement condemning trump for letting ramos be ejected saying in part mr. ramosdoing what journalists have done for decades asking questions. ramos was eventually let back in 15 minutes after being kicked out. >> good to have you ba, mr. ramos. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: where he had an opportunity to challenge trump on immigration. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> the ceo of univision says the network would still like for trump to sit down for an interview with jorge ramos. >>> today supporters of a tobacco tax calling for action or cigarette sales to increase the cost of a pack by $2. they say the bill will save thousands of lives and billions of dollars. >>> today inspectors will assess the damage on an apartment building red-tagged after an earthquake in the east bay. the building in oakland had a walkway collapse on monday on 31st street. it was because of a crack caused by last week's quake. the property owner said she would fix it. >> [ indiscernible ] >> foam like it was coming down. >> the -- felt like it was coming down. >> it could take two m

hispanic journalist released a statement condemning trump for letting ramos, being ejected saying mr. ramos was doing what journalist have done for decade, asking questions. ramos was eventually let back in about, 15 minutes after being kicked out. where he had an opportunity to challenge trump on his immigration platform. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> meanwhile high powered officials called for embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane to step down. now it appears voters want the same thing. kane is facing criminal charges related to allegation that is she leak secret grand jury information and then lied bit under oath. a new quinnipiac university poll find 49 percent of the voters surveyed think that she should resign. even more voters disapprove of the way kane is handling her job as the state's top prosecutor. 54 percent disapprove of her performance, 20 percent approve. >>> 5:11 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news" just a month from the pope's visit. we will tell you how south jersey catholics are preparing for the pope's visit and his message to help the poor. >>

you don't want to tell mr. ramos, hey, sit down. you asked your question. you don't want to do. that it is an uncomfortable situation. >> jorge ramos made no secret this is personal between he and donald trump. he mentioned the cnn interview two nights ago. he said explicitly that donald trump's stance on immigration i take personally because of my background and audience i represent. so there's no question he was this there with an agenda. there is no question he was grandstanding in that moment. i don't think he should have been physically hauled out of the room. >> but trump got him to admit that his point about immigrants, it was really uncomfortable. >> i will tell you this. there are a lot of politicians i believe and if not count me as one that would do it. if somebody came in and you had a lot of reporters there and a guy was grandstanding and deciding to deliver a lecture. here's the deal, dude. you have a question? because if you have a question, i'll answer your question. but if you're going to deliver a speech go, next door. this is a press conference. anyway, kacie,

trump picked someone to ask a question, katy tur ask the next, and mr. ramosa question, but went to a five-minute lil question. >> but mr. trump wants to take on all comers. >> but there's an orderly fashion. if you want to ask your question in a professional manner, you're welcome to do that. however you have to be respectful to the other people in the room. >> you did have him brought back in. they did have an exchange. >> they had a seven-minute dialogue, then it became a debate, and that's not far to the rest of the press. they're. >> how harrah moss was asked for an interview. will you sit down? >> look, there's a lot of people asking for interviews. >> he grants a lot of them. >> look, i don't know what he's going to do for his schedule. we have dozens upon dozens of requests. he trying to fill as many as he can do. there's a limitation to how many. but the time and place for a back-and-forth is not in a news conference. to started questioning with derogatory statementings and not a question, but to make a number of blanket statements and the night befor

as i said, mr. ramos was allowed to return.he two of them went back and forth about immigration policy. take a look at this from gallup. u.s. hispanics are still getting to know most of the republican contenders. at this point, less than half of formed an opinion on any candidate except donald trump and jeb bush, partly because of this. hispanic views of most gop views range from mildly positive to mildly negative. the sole exception is trump. and then there's this from "the financial times" this morning. trump troubles party on immigration. what trump is saying on immigration is troubling some in the parties, and they say this, because the republicans need the hispanic vote to win in 2016. while mr. trump is throwing red meat to the conservative base, such as the predominantly white republicans in the first voting state of iowa, the danger for the republicans is that latinos now compromise 17% of the u.s. population compared with 6.5% three decades ago. they also account for 11% of the electorate. 1 million young latinos are e

with different people, we just finished an interview with a member of the house of representatives, mr. ramos on the a restructuring of wept -- has to be a restructuring of debt, and they will have a liquidity crunch come november 1st. they're going to continue to take these kinds of steps according to the chief of staff to the governor, mr. suarez. no guarantees they're going to make that payment, that's the highway transportation authority funds. so it is now official, in default, the ratings services and the people who aren't getting their money would probably call it that as well as something else. liz? liz: well, you look good. it looks nice there behind you, adam. [laughter] >> thank you. liz: adam shapiro, and the breaking news is, yes, they have -- we'll use the d word -- defaulted in puerto rico. >>> u.s. auto sale ises jumping 5.3% year-over-year in july thanks to a boost in suv and pickup sales. people feel confident to buy those cars. fiat chrysler scored its 64th month of sales gains thanks almost exclusively to jeep. good old-fashioned jeep, and jeff flock is at the jeep car dea

just as that happened mr. ramos, who is extremely respected journalist in america. ere is no question. nothing to take away from jorge ramos. i was frankly -- trish: opinionated journalist. >> he kept coming back. it was very awkward to see journalist said i will get to you in minute, stop. kept going. i don't know if any other candidate -- tell you what, i think hillary clinton would have handled it the same way. she would have him removed also because you can't disrupt 50 or 60 journalists press conference that way a say it is your show. you have to control it. trish: this is quote may have certain extent taken out of contest. he said go back to univision, interpreted some people, certainly a lot of members of liberal media somehow anti-hispanic, go back to univision. >> i mean donald trump is hitting on an area, with the hispanic community, with the wall of mexico. they're going to pay for it. he had a big problem with univision earlier on with various brands that they were dealing with together. and nbc, if i'm not mistaken had at one point deal with univision if

my life in anywhere in the world i have been escorted out of a press conference >> reporter:while mr. ramoshallway outside the iowa press conference. cameras captured an exchange between him and a trump supporter not affiliated with the campaign. >>trump supporter: get out of my country get out >>ramos: this is my country, i'm a us citizen too >>trump: well whatever no univision its not about you >> >> reporter:after about maybe 5-10 team told me that i was interested in going back to the room and ask him question >>hi i'm hope nice to meet you thanks for coming,.do you want to come back in? >>and i said yes and so i went back >>trump: good to have you back >>jorge: thank you very much >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 to you, pam. >> reporter:the rest of the g-o-p candidates are taking aim at in pensacola florida. jeb bush said trump does not have a plan for immigration. >> pam: and fellow gop candidate. florida senator marco rubio republican nominee because his message is not an optimistic one. >> pam: he says the gop nominee "is emb

but what's your reaction to how he behaved -- >> well, i don't think mr. ramosll, he is a journalist, but, you know, he's an activist on immigration, and he's for, you know, open borders and let's be clear. he has no constitutional right in this country to ask donald a question. excuse me. >> this is live tv. >> sorry about that. it was already -- i think it was the makeup they put on. that -- i'm never taking makeup again. never, never >> it can always be worse. actually i just. did it reflect that donald kicked him out and have him back. >> but then he kicked him out again; right? i'm just going to say this to the viewers out there, there's no constitutional right to ask the question, to asking a pain in the rear end question to harassing the guy up on the podium. most real -- most reporters i know, including myself, we don't break stories at press conferences. if you want to act, like, be a crazy at a press conference, the only reason why the reporter is doing that to have the camera and have -- >> he made himself a story >> the impression. focus on yourself,

and mr. ramos did get up, stand up in the middle of the news conference and start asking this question, even though trump was asking someone else. however, let's talk about what happened, for example, just last month, you and i were covering trump's visit to the border in laredo, put my hand up in the front row, called on me knowing who he was and then this happened. listen to it. >> feel that what you said, when you said that people across the border are rapists and murderers. >> we're talking about illegal immigration and everybody understands that. that's a typical -- wait, that's a typical case of the press with misterpgs. they take a half a sentence -- they take a half a sentence -- by the way, take a half sentence and take a quarter of sentence and put it all together. it's a typical thing -- >> so, at the end of that, if we would have continued running it, i said can i at least finish the question i was going to ask? and he said no, you're finished and walked out. so it's like, they are crit

. >> well, that was awkward as you say there, a security guard escorted mr. ramos out of the room.en critical of mr. trump's comments on immigration. the anchor was allowed to come back to the event to ask his question which led to this heated exchange. >> yes. good, absolutely. good. absolutely. good to have you back. okay. >> so here's the -- empty promises. >> okay. >> cannot deport 11 million. you cannot deny citizenship to the children of this country. >> why do you say that? >> you cannot do that. >> a lot of people think -- excuse me -- a lot of people -- >> here's the -- full of empty promises. >> okay. >> you cannot deport 11 million. you cannot deny citizenship to the children of this country. you cannot build -- >> why do you say that? >> you cannot do that. >> a lot of people think -- no, no. excuse me. a lot of -- no, no. i build buildings that are -- can i tell you what is more complicated is building a building that is 95 stories tall. okay? >> you say -- >> i think so. i'm going to bring jobs back. >> i've seen the polls. the univision -- >> how much am i suing univ

he released a statement that says in part, quote, the recent treatment that jorge ramos received is beneath contempt. mr. trump demonstrated complete disregard for him and the countless hispanics that he seeks to represent. ramos was removed from a news conference. he was later allowed back in. the trump said he handled the situation well. >>> democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is pledging her support to fight gun violence after the deadly shooting in roanoke. she was in iowa yesterday where she offered her condolences to the victims' families and coworkers. she said perhaps similar tragedies could be prevented if guns weren't so readily available. >>> president obama is heading to new orleans to take part in marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. he will meet with residents living in the hardest hit areas of the city and deliver a speech at a newly reopened community center. saturday marks 10 years since the day kat made landfall in likewise -- katrina made landfall in louisiana. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist amy freez

now ramos responded to the words with mr. trump.ring an interview last night with making kelley. >> clearly, donald trump didn't like my questions and that is what happened. he tried to silence me and in this country you cannot do that. the city said, and the grand reporter and i have the right in this country to ask any question i want to whomever i want. lauren: tribe sued univision after they dropped his patch and following his comments about mexican immigrants. nicole: we have sommigrants. nicole: we have something to watch. tropical storm erika may be heading your way. let's go to maria molina, fox meteorologist who has been tracking the storm for us. >> good morning, nicole and everybody at home. tracking tropical storm erika at 50 miles per hour and doing hour and do it with a tough environment. strong winds out here to help keep the storm on the weaker red compared to how warm the water is out here. should be intensified. what is of concern even though we have a lot of uncertainty as they had more than four or five days out,

ramos was not called on by him. watch. >> okay. who is next? yeah, please >> mr. trump, i have a question. >> excuse me, sit down.ou weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. wow haven't been called. go back to univision. go ahead. >> you cannot -- >> go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people. >> go ahead. sit down, please. you weren't called. >> i'm a reporter. i have the right to ask a question. >> joining me now, jorge ramos, host of america with jorge ramos on the fusion cable network. what is it like to be caught in the cross hairs of a billionaire presidential front runner? >> you know how it feels. but today is a really sad day for journalism. my condolences of the families of the victims today in virginia. you know, the only thing i wanted to do is to ask a question. many weeks ago i requested an interview with mr. donald trump. u sent him a handwritten note with my cell phone. instead of returning the phone calls or calling me, he publish it online and didn't want to give me an answer. however there are many questions that we h

tensions between donald trump and spanish language media boils over the heat ejected jorge ramos from a news conference. mr down. you were not called. no you don't. you have not been called. go back to univision. sit down, please. you were not called. the news that is jorge ramos who is called the walter cronkite of latino americans. ramos was readmitted and he and trump spent five minutes arguing about immigration. oshkosh won a contract worth nearly $7 billion. -- if you want your kids to make it big forget the tennis lessons. work on the punch line. sitcom stars are the ones laughing all the way to the bank. jim parsons is number one making $29 million a year. galecki's second and 11 of the top 15 are in comedies. tom: i think tv is where it is at. it is something that old fossils can't get used to. it used to be you made $15 million to $20 billion in movies and now it is tv. take thee could surveillance script and make it a little bit of comedy. tom: i could see it. we could be funny. vonnie: we are funny already. tom: the futures are up big but we will see where we are at four clock p.m. this afternoo

ramos to return to continue their combative debate over immigration. >> so here's the problem with your immigration plan. it's filled with empty promises. >> excuse me. >> you have to change the constitution, mr. trump. >> i'm not a bully. >> reporter: in an interview on nbc this morning, trump defended his decision to eject ramos. >> he stood up and started ranting and raving like a mad man, and, frankly, he was out of line, most people-- in fact most newspaper reports said i handled it very well. he was totally, absolutely out of line. >> what's out of line is that i got ejected from a press conference simply for asking a question. >> reporter: ramos, the most well-known hispanic anchor, spoke to us today from his office in miami. >> it seems to me donald trump is much more authoritarian than i originally thought. he doesn't like to be questioned. >> reporter: trump said hispanic voters love him despite his proposal to deport all 11 million illegal immigrants but his recent poll shows his favorability rating among hispanics is at just 14% and is unfavorability, 65%, far higher than any other candidate. but here in dubuque, the hispanic population is only 2.4%, and during lunch hour at town

ramos? >> okay. who is next? yeah, please. >> mr. trump, i have a question. >> excuse me. sit down.en't called. sit down. >> no. >> go ahead. >> he i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million. >> go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people. you can't. >> go ahead. >> you cannot -- >> sit down. please. you weren't called. >> i'm a reporter and i have -- >> go. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> did you hear what ramos said as he was being escorted out he says he has the right to ask questions. not exactly. there is freedom of speech. but he was demanding trump answer his questions. that's different. the constitution does not require anyone to answer questions. even the police can't demand that. and as it turns out, ramos was later readmitted to the news conference. he asked his questions and donald trump answered them. this dust-up, no one died. ramos should not make a big deal out of this. let's face it. he wasn't there to ask probing

ramos kept interrupting. mr. trump had it up to here. down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. no you don't. you haven't been called. go back to univision. go ahead. go ahead. go ahead. sit down please. you weren't called. yes, go ahead. >> then it was time to move on with the press. george ramos was tossed out but brought back. it made a lot of people uncomfortable watching. even though he stood up and shouted, for the most part he was being ignored. donald trump is suing univision for a great reason, they back e out of his also huffington post said i'm going to cover you in the entertainment section. he said okay, then you're not covering my events. tossing out somebody in the press. fox knows how important it is for press to stay together when candidate or president doesn't like -- >> this is not a shining moment for donald trump. he does better battling someone in the ring than kicking someone out. he benefits through a sharpening debate with someone. as the past has evidence, he wins when he goes head to hea

mr. trump. that was the same day that the whole jorge ramos flare up with trump took place.wo days later the quinnipiac poll comes out and shows that trump has a bigger lead than anybody else has ever had in the entire year. he has organizers on the ground in iowa. the people in his crowds in iowa the first caucus state and new hampshire increasingly are the real early primary voters. it is still way too early to worry about polls and stuff like that in those early states. folks don't make up their minds until the last weaning. the fact that trump is getting the activists in these early states is a very, very scary sign for people like jeb bush, john kasich, and others who are looking at the early states first. trump is able to go into alabama and get 20,000. and in iowa, new hampshire, he is can get 5,000 or 6,000. that's very very rare. >> it may be too early it about worrying where the votes are coming from. not too early to worry about the money. the big donors, what do they want to see their guy, the rubio donors, the jeb bush donors, the chris christie donors. what do

ramos. his boss is coming down hard. he released a statement that says mr. trump demonstrated complete disregard for him and the countless hispanics who jorge seeks to represent through press questions that are at the heart of the first amendment. he was referring to ramos' removal from a news conference. trump says that he handled the situation well. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with amy freeze in for bill evans and the accuweather forecast. >> we are starting out with clear skies across the area. 67 in new york city. as the sun comes up, it will be a spectacular day. yesterday hard to beat. it looks like we will come close. comfortable temperatures and beautiful skies. rain free and worry free. we are tracking on radar and satellite what is happening with tropical storm erica and over the next day or so a clear understanding of what the storm may mean over the weekend. it is heading to florida and then part of the mid-atlantic states could be affected by the rainfall as well. for us, hard to find a cloud.

. >> after that confrontation, ramos appeared on his own network to tell his side of the story. >> and right in the middle of the question, mr. trump said that i couldn't keep on asking my question and i am a reporter and immigrant and a u.s. citizen and i have the right to ask any questions to anyone. two agents, members of his security team came to me and pushed me out of the press conference. i the first time in my life anywhere in the world which i've been escorted out of a press conference. >> we will have much more on the news conference clash later on "good morning america." >>> hillary clinton picking up a key endorsement as she starts a campaign swing in iowa. agriculture secretary tom vilsack becomes the first obama cabinet member to back clinton. vilsack is also the popular former governor of iowa and traveling with clinton in the state. >> caroline kennedy, the u.s. ambassador to japan finds herself in the middle of an e-mail investigation this morning. kennedy among the senior staff of the u.s. embassy in tokyo who use personal e-mail accounts for official business. some of their e-mails is said to con tan sensi

mr. kennedy this project as director ramos said i ride the 28 on the weekend the biscuit problem the busulls into a stop and can't get back into traffic we're solving this by having the bus bulb out what is the impact is going to be for the car traffic not to pull up behind the bus and not block the street is this a quick learning curve. >> yes. essentially the bus the back sticks out only a 7 and a half foot parking lane so of it pulls in imperfect it will not be out of the way of traffic the traffic coats by and makes it hard for the bus to you pull out but people wait across the intersection i don't think that will be a steep problem. >> great i think the 20 percent reduction in travel time i see where we are inadequate that he'll stop that problem the bus having to sit there and wait for the traffic to yield it will be a fantastic project. >> thank you. >> we have one person that has asked to speak on this david pilpal. >> david pilpal again i also rise to oppose this project i think one block stopping on 19 avenue is useful i hope we're not considering goes 2 blocks on sunset or 46

ramos abc news, washington. >>> and governor jerry brown issued a statement after mr. obama's statement. he welcomes this bold and absolutely necessary carbon reduction plan. he says california is fully engaged in tackling climate change. he says california is already on track to meet president obama's new plan. >> bobbi kristina brown was laid to rest today at the same cemetery where her mother whitney houston is buried. brown was buried in a private ceremony in new jersey this afternoon. she died july 26 nearly six months after being found unresponsive in a bathtub. >>> there is more fallout today from the controversial killing of a lion named cecil. delta airlines announced it will no longer allow the shipment of lion leopard elephant or trophies on its plan. it comes after the popular line was killed in zim bab which by a minnesota dentist. it has spawned worldwide outrage of trophy hunting. >> kids can be picky eaters. up next the study that shows this could be a sign of a bigger problem later on in life. >> but first, fire and rain as the west coast fights out-of-control blazes. th

jorge ramos had a question and wanted to ask the question. be it far from me to tell him or mr.t a q&a, but i was thinking, maybe just the situation down -- sir, i called on this gentleman. hisoon as he has done question, i will go to you. matt: i have been to a lot of press conferences like this and so have you. there is to delete an orderly fashion in which the subject will call on people. but the last person you want to anger is the most important latino american journalist in this country, when you are already having serious trouble with that constituency. the comments that donald trump made about mexican during the announcement for his presidency have reverberated across the latino american press and the hispanic press at large. race, yout to win a probably need to court that massive, massive demographic. we will get a chance to hear what mr. trump says because he will be joining us this afternoon. he will be on with "all due respect" coming up at 5:00 new york time. you will want to stay tuned for that. matt: is he going to come in the building? i will watch that. and that

mr. trump: we'll do it in a humane fashion. a bigger heart than you do. i want them to come back and get becometation so they legal. gwen: of course, jorge ramos him on deportation policy. michael scherer sat down with this"time" cover and spent time considering the secret of his success. the answer is? being a he's better as candidate that republicans want to hear from than anyone else on the stage. come across as more authentic, he's more angry, he's bolder, he's sticking it to the elites that many in the republican party are upset about. we learned this summer is bet old tea party energy can non-ideological. ideologue, he's not even a conservative. there's a poll that says, donald both withben carson, no political experience, has 40% of the vote in the republican party, which is more than scott walker, jeb bush and marco rubio. you were scott walker, jeb bush, marco rubio, 10 you break through this? michael: talking to those sayaigns, they will something along the lines of we have to ride it out because they're powerless right now. can't take him on directly because donald trump has more free air time than they do. monopolizing cable news e

ramos, a u.s. journalist and donald trump. now, some of us have had heated exchanges with donald trump but nothing like this. >> okay, who is next? yeah, please. >> mrtrump, i have -- >> excuse me. sit down. you are weren't called. >> reporter: overnight donald trump's news conference in iowa didn't go exactly as planned. >> i have the right to ask the question. >> go back to univision. >> no. >> reporter: trump tangling with jorge ramos, the univision anchor and host of fusion. >> sit down. >> reporter: trump looks over at his staff, a bodyguard walks over and ushers ramos. >> don't touch me, sir. >> reporter: out of the news conference. watch what happens outside. a manwaring a suit and trump stickers confronts. >> get out of my country. >> i'm a u.s. citizen too. >> well, whatever. >> reporter: back inside i asked trump about what just happened at the news conference. do you think you handled that situation correctly? >> i don't believe i've ever met him except he started creaming and i didn't escort him out. you'll have to talk to security. whoever security is escorted him out. certainly he wasn't chosen. just stands up and starts screaming so,

well-respected spanish language news anchor, jorge ramos from univision, who made donald upset when he tried to ask a question. >> who's next? yeah please. >> mr. trump, i have a question -- >> sit down, you weren't called. >> no, eye. >> sit down, sit down. go ahead. >> have the right to ask the question -- >> no, i don't. you haven't been called. question -- >> go back to univision pier he kicked him out of the place. he's not even president yet, he's already kicking mexicans out. you've got to be careful, guillermo. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: he's keshl. terrible. >> jimmy: i wot let him take you. they did let him back in the room eventually. he had him removed because he started ranting and rave like a madman, and you don't do that in front of donald trump, that's donald trump's thing. since it is national dog today and donald trump said "sit down" so many times i thought it would be interesting if we showed that clip to dogs to see what they do. will they listen to donald trump? and sit? let's find out. >> excuse me, sit down. you weren't called. silt down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. excuse me, sit down, you wer

then trump called on another reporter and ramos challenged trump on immigration plan. >> who is next please? >> mre a question. >> you weren't called. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> about 10 seconds after that, security guard walked over and escorted ramos out. he was eventually allowed back in and pressed trump about the claims that he will win the hispanic vote. both ended up phoning into different morning shows and continued the fingerpointing. >> i've been journalist more than 30 years. i've been all over the year and never been thrown out of any press conference, from any interview. this is not cuba or venezuela. >> he was totally out of line last night. i was asking and being asked a question from another reporter. i would have gotten to him very quickly. and he stood up and started ranting and raving like a madman. >> the two have history. earlier this summer ramos wrote trump letter asking for interview. that letter included ramos's phone number