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paul kelly president of the san jose police officers association and san jose's vice mayor. thank you for being on the program. so how severe is the officer shortage? >> we do have an officer shortage in san jose and it's getting more severe overtime but we have to take a look at how this has all happened. it's been a perfect storm. it's been a crisis that's been brewing. we had the great recession and we lost officers due to disabilities and due to retirement and due to disputes over intention and that's contributed to this. and now the police chief is asking us to make decisions to allow him to make the flexibility to staff patrol. i've been making sure. >> how many do you have on street patrol now? how many do you need to meet minimum patrol standards for public safety? >> there's a staffing that we're allowed and we're not really seeing all the officers that we have allowed staffing for so we're somewhere around 813, 812 officers on the street which for a city of over a million people we would like to have a lot more officers on the street. >> we want to give the police

the president paul kelly described it another way. >> there is 340 ten-hour shifts that need to be filled in a week at san jose police department, you know you have a major problem. >> reporter: and he said the only way to do that is to declare a state of emergency. because the urgent rebidding of shifts may violate contrab -- contractual agreements. >> the troops need to know what days they will work and right now everything is unknown. >> reporter: the most likely to be deployed back to streets are those from the detectives and special ops divisions and that poses another problem. >> you won't have investigators that are there to continue investigations, follow up on leads, and you will be cutting special operations units. so as far as crime and combatting crime, that will be cut down as well. >> time is running out. the new shift changes have to start next month. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a major thoroughfare in redwood city is closed after a car crash. sky 7 shows a smashed in car among two damaged trees. it lost control near the shores in egret lane. it is closed during the response a

paul kelly is known for only wearing tommy before a had a ma. curt cousins.nly one shirt, tommy bahama. >> curt decided we wanted to do a little bahama day. he's a big fan of tommy bahama. he wear as lot of hats b kind of shirt, so it's pk day. >> wear kind of a pan in a had a has the. . >>> 25 players meant only 50 made it to tampa for the game. the players that stayed behind are getting together to watch the team mates and focusing oh and their flow team mates. the late schedule is a bit odd. >> first one i've been at. and it's been a game kind of weird, but i'm going to with the club. >> probablying probably be a little intense >> singing the national anthem, no matter how small the venue can be a daunting experience. the redskins can get you through a l ♪ star spangled banner yet waved ♪ or the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> it's ok. i know. i love they just chimed in. everyone came in right where he left off. i mean, there were over 600 people there, including 25 of his redskins heros. he was a little nervous. >> everyone started singi

it and kirk cousins but the whole team the shirts to honor their director of football operations paul kelly who only wears tommy bahama shirts around the facility. they thought what a better way to give attribute and to relax and chill tropical weather they were hoping to have in tampa. noe t thstormy weather they will have. >> it will be raining.>> it will be comfortable. >>> coming up bruce johnson joins me at 6:00 and will donald trump's mexico visit and immigration speech win over has been expect we will hear from boaters. >>> breaking the cycle of bullying. a northern virginia girl forced to ride the bus with the same classmate that has been bullying her for fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now, get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per mon

. >>> here are mark and kelly. paul isack with the latest storm track. at the governor said about the storm. he is hear in the bay area. >>> if you spend money now you can save money after the storm. and a rob ser shot. the homeowner sees him on her phone. >>> caged and boxes taken froma >>> caged and boxes taken froma home. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. and his suits in mexico. in fact, the real donald trump outsourced his products and so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again, if you don't make things a message from bay area leaders to be prepared and stay informed... as we continue to track a tropical system... and the potential impact. plus.... turning the tables on an intruder.what a woman saw on her phone that led to a burglary suspect getting shot. people happy to see cages of noisy, smelly chickens taken away from a home. but ?why were there a hundred chickens inside a home in the first place? (mar

president paul kelly says it underscores how bad the situation is in san jose. >> we are not going to retain officers. we are not going to recruit officers. we are going to keep on sleeping in a parking lot until we can get measure f across the line and certain negotiations to get over the line, as well. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the mayor wants voters to approve giving cops a raise but what else should san jose do to get more officers on the streets? kpix 5's len ramirez says there is another plan that people are talking about. what is that, len? >> reporter: that's right, veronica. the same councilmember that kiet talked to also has an idea that he said will give overworked officers more rest. unfortunately, it will also hit them in the pocketbook. >> i think that our police are doing a great job for the city. you know, we're still one of the best cities in the united states to live in and i am concerned that they are overstretched and they are working on the job while being tired. >> reporter: councilmember is worried san jose's unprecedented police shortage mea

what does paul ryan do? what does kelly ayotte do? supported the khan family but not repudiated donald trump. do we get to a point in the next few days or weeks where they come out and revoke their endorsements for him? >> is it revoking your endorsement or do we see a new conversation that republicans start having and ask him to withdraw? this is where you're just -- it seems to be him against the entire republican party now. yesterday morning we led "first read" with the phrase that used the word unraveling. donald trump's campaign is unraveling before our eyes particularly his relationship with the republican party. that was 24 hours ago before he went out of his way to not endorse john mccain and not endorse paul ryan and went out of his way to challenge kelly ayotte. whatever that interview was that i couldn't stop reading at points last night. i cannot wait for the secret state strategy. >> what happens? >> i don't know what the rules are. i think you do that, is that the easiest thing to do? my guess is there are timing issues.

he came out and endorsed paul ryan which he should have done in the first place. he endorsed john mccain, kellyayotte and these are steps to being back. it's tricky if you never run for public office to jump from being a businessman to being one of the two leaders fighting forthe presidency and he's made some mistakes . jon: joining us now, bear, host of special report. newt gingrich says donald trump has gotten the message. has he? >> i think there's evidence john to suggest that he's changed a little bit but there's not this big pit, a lot of people for months have been talking about when is the becoming presidential. i think he's still prolific on twitter. and saying and typing away, much like he did but these speeches have taken a different tone and to newt gingrich's point, the endorsement of paul ryan, of john mccain, of kelly ayotte, that is a ship and we will see a different tone and tenor in this speech today on the economy, trying to give people who have doubts about donald trump another look at him. the question is whether the damage of the last two weeks has really affected his role

so to hear him go after paul ryan, john mccain, and kelly ayott, it has to be jaw dropping. >> trump saying i don't know her, i know she has given me no support, zero support, and i'm leading her in the polls. we need fighters in the country, we don't need week people, we have enough of them. kelly has given me zero support and i'm going great in new hampshire. >> i can tell you i was just in new hampshire recently covering donald trump. there are ads being run in new hampshire that don't talk about donald trump. that may have been what has gotten under his skin. he says that in the article, but he doesn't appreciate that she has not come out and supported him. she has been very cool towards him in the process in is another big question for republicans in washington. >> it is fair to say this is extraordinary, even a bomb shell at this point. thank you very much jim acosta. now to president obama's stunning take down of donald trump saying he is woefully unprepared to take on the white house. the president pulls no punches today. >> that is exactly right, president obama is using the

paul's got the potentional impact >> kelly: developing tonight. paul has the potential impact of tropical depression 9 on this right now at ten: we're tracking tropical depression number nine... what it could >>> we're tracking tropical depression number 9. what it could mean for the tampa bay area. >>> been down here 18 years and went through 2004 and got sandbags then. i know they're helpful. prepared. yes, getting see what's being done ahead of the hero. you know, he's always going to be our hero. >> three siblings with a big empty place in their hearts tonight after their father, a tampa police officer, dies in a diefing accident. >> you're watching fox 13, and the 10:00 news starts now. >> mark: i'm mark wilson. >> kelly: i'll kelly. td9 is the big story tonight. let's go to paul with the latest. an area of low pressure off the tip of cuba. once in a while thunderstorms flare up, but it looks like the storm is intensifying and then they kind of wane and the center moves away from the storms. so overall it looks like a tropical depression. we'v

((paul at chromakey))) (kelly/ developing now in hillsborough county.. two teachers are recovering after injured by a lightning strike. (kelly/ it happened around four o'clock this afternoon outside the literacy leadership technology academy. that's on madison avenue in the progress village area. we're told two teachers were outside as parents were picking their children up after school.. when lightning and west of that out to walton bay a tropical storm watch in effect. now this is not a hurricane watch means the conditions are possible in 48 hours. a warning means they are imminent. the center is stuck and because there is the area of low pressure, it is only a the problem is the thinking is that the models are intensifying this before landfall up in the big bends. this is now you have to put up a hurricane watch. it verifies. and there would be and inside of the zone. removed and that's the big biggest problem for us. thursd should be the wettest of the days a tropical storm against the parallel our coast to the west. one thing they did. they have shi

the poll comes at the end of what has been quite a tumultuous week for donald trump, endorsing paul ryan, kellyn over yet and that is former candidate john kasich. he skipped entirely the gop convention despite it being held in his home state. he sat down for a fascinating one-on-one interview with our jake tapper. >> reporter: governor kasich, thanks so much for doing this. >> thanks for coming here. >> the last time i saw ywas at republican convention which you did not attend. it was the oneon

paul ryan. trump also said tonight in the same interview, that he's not endorsing kelly ayotte, the new hampshire republican senator who is in a very tough battle this year, against maggie hassan. so trump tonight volunteering to "the washington post," he does not endorse paul ryan, does not endorse john mccain, does not endorse kelly ayotte. so is the bottom about to fall out for donald trump? because people like paul ryan and john mccain and kelly ayotte, have been playing a pretty big political cost for supporting donald trump, for their endorsements of donald trump. they've all been trying to thread this awkward line of criticizing trump here and there, saying they disagree with him on subjects, but they still support his candidacy. maybe they don't endorse technically, but they support it, they'll support the nominee, but they don't like to say his name. donald trump has been a huge political embarrassment to a lot of republicans, particularly the most vulnerable republicans in the country, who are fighting hard this year, either in tough primaries, or in tough general election battles, to h

the poll comes at the end of what has been quite a tumultuous week for donald trump, endorsing paul ryan, kelly ayotte and john mccain. there is one republican he has not won over yet and that is former candidate john kasich. he skipped entirely the gop convention despite it being held in his home state. he sat down for a fascinating one-on-one interview with our jake tapper. >> reporter: governor kasich, thanks so much for doing this. >> thanks for coming here. >> the last time i saw ywas at republican convention which you did not attend. it was the one convention where more people were less likely to vote for the nominee after the convention than were more likely. 51% said they were less likely to vote for donald trump after the convention and 36% said they were more likely. why do you think that is? >> well, you know, look. i think, jake, in america people, even though we have these enormous problems, i don't think people want to live in a world of anger. they want to believe there is a better tomorrow. i got the sense that there was sort of a foreboding out there, and i don't think that's w

have seen is that zon don has done a few things like last night endorsing paul ryan and endorsing john mccain and endorsing kellyas one of the pointless thing that is he had done is to trash talk those people. that suggests that someone has gone to him, probably paul and other people as well and said please do this. please end this. this is not helping us. the question is is it going to actually help now that he has done it? once you the thing in the first place, does anybody think what he did last night was anything more than i am trying to clean things up opposed to showing that donald trump is a different person. in the post convention trump said something about improving those on a national stage and now he is going to walk back. we will see if we can make the progress in the polls. he is done in the battleground state and nationally. >> i am your souse there a possibility that trump's campaign is controlled chaos and could it be intentional. you know that there are leader out there that thrive on that. that's how they operate. sn. >> yes, that comes from donald trump and donald trump is in control of the ca

candidate about what to do next. >> carey, if you're a republican, you come out hard, looking at paul ryan, kellye, it looks as though you're upset because he tangled an endorsement, not because of his remarks to the khan family. its looks as though it's tit for tat personal. >> that's what establishment republicans find themselves in. instead of asking if these political figures are going to unendorse trum. if you're a republican, if you're going to go as far as refusing to endorse trump and you say it's for the good of the party, do you call on him to step down from the top of the ticket. obviously no indication or reporting to say donald trump is considering that and campaign officials within the trump organization have heavily pushed back against that, saying that's not on the table. even the fact that before labor day we're having conversations about whether a candidate can be viable to stay at the top of the ticket certainly unprecedented and shows the moment of crisis the republican party find itself in. >> since so much of life is about perusing social media. reince priebus social media i

because at the beginning of the week, donald trump refused to endorse paul kiryan, kelly ayot, did somebodye to him and say he needs to fix a few things here? >> well, the campaign, it makes it a change election and a choice against clinton. it's a binary choice. what do you think about the first and second amendment. and hillary clinton has been a very flawed individual when it comes to politics. obviously in polls she's not been able to turn the corner on her trustworthiness and when the president and hillary clinton talk about qualifications for president, i think at the week showing exactly why hillary clinton does not face the press. because when she tried to in a very limited friendly forum, it did not go well for her. >> and we'll get to that in one second, but you know very well covering this campaign and some of the frustration, what kelly ann was talking about when you get bogged down in a fight with a gold star family and you get bogged down in the re-election campaign and you're not talking about hillary clinton, that's not the way to go. >> it was trufrustrating, as yo know. we

trump says he needs a united republican party, so after three days of refusin speaker paul ryan and senators kelly ayotte and john mccain. with his party in a panic, donald trump abruptly changing course. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> reporter: after first refusing to endorse the nation's top republican, trump called for unity on a stop in ryan's home state. >> we may disagree on a couple and we're going to get it down. >> reporter: next hear what he said about senator john mccain, the man he once called a loser and not a war hero. >> he's not a war hero. >> i hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain for his service to our country, in uniform and in public office, and i fully support and endorse his re-election. >> reporter: a major change of heart has trump tries to calm republican to reboot, he's refocusing on hillary clinton. >> she's really pretty close to unhinged. >> reporter: turning the tables on clinton after weeks of attacks on his temperament. >> donald trump is not qualified to be president, and he is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chi

so the friday light late night program against the olympics paul ryan, kelly ayote and john mccain, doest help or hurt them? >> it looked like those endorsements came under duress.u he was reading and lookedo uncomfortable saying it. no, it doesn't help them. >> senator kelly ayote right now is looking at a tough race in a state that's now turning away from donald trump, i would be,ou you know what, thanks, but keep your endorsement. >> ifill: i think that's kind of what paul ryan said was, that's nice. >> that's nice, n but --ha >> ifill: you don't think it necessarily helps? >> no, they're inil a tough spo. all these people who are in down ballot are in a tough spot because they've already on some level associated themselves with the person at the top of the ticket and, at the same time, they are trying to distance themselves and democrats aren'ts going to let them get away with distancing themselves.di >> ifill: embrace for whatever may happen this week. tamera keith of npr, wallet wallet of the -- amy walter of the "cook political report,"th thank you both very much.h >> thank you. >

there is only so much anyone, paul manafort, kelly anne conway, steve bannon can change who he is.his tweet is of a piece with what jacob was describing as an appeal to african-americans this week. the problem is, you know, his appeal sounded less like an appeal and more like condemnation when he was describing the african-american communities and how awful they were. there was an edge to his voice. when you take the death of a specific individual and say, this shows i was right, i would be shocked if dwyane wade sees that as a statement of outreach or if african-americans do. i don't know about other voters, how they will see it. >> okay. so kaitlyn, let's talk about what trump said on what some call his flip-flop on immigration. listen to this. >> we are going to deport many people. many, many people. >> the vast majority of those 11 million aren't criminals. if you haven't committed a crime and you have been here for 15 years and you have a family here, a job here, will you be deported? >> we're going to see what happens when we strengthen the border. there is a chance the answe

john, it looks like mccain and kelly ayotte, they made out pretty well tonight. >> reporter: yeah, and paul ryan as well. let me first of all just assure trump's supporters that donald trump has not completely changed his spots. he's the same donald trump. he called hillary clinton the queen of corruption, disgusting, just referred to elizabeth warren as pocahontas. so the old donald trump is still very much there. but what's really, really different tonight and i was struck by this is when he was talking, when he was leading up to the endorsement of speaker ryan, senator mccain, and senator ayotte, the whole kind of framework of the way that he's been talking about this election was completely different this evening. you know, he's in the past talked about, well, i'd like to have the support of the republican party, but if i don't, i'm going to go it alone. i mean these were some of the things he was saying in the preamble. quote, it's not about me or any one candidate. it's about america. he was reading from notes to make sure he got all of this the way the campaign really wanted. he said

john, it looks like mccain and kelly ayotte, they made out pretty well tonight. >> reporter: yeah, and paul ryan as well. let me first of all just assure trump's supporters that donald trump has not completely changed his spots. he's the same donald trump. he called hillary clinton the queen of corruption, disgusting, just referred to elizabeth warren as pocahontas. so the old donald trump is still very much there. but what's really, really different tonight and i was struck by this is when he was talking, when he was leading up to the endorsement of speaker ryan, senator mccain, and senator ayotte, the whole kind of framework of the way that he's been talking about this election was completely different this evening. you know, he's in the past talked about, well, i'd like to have the support of the republican party, but if i don't, i'm going to go it alone. i mean these were some of the things he was saying in the preamble. quote, it's not about me or any one candidate. it's about america. he was reading from notes to make sure he got all of this the way the campaign really wanted. he said

house with more on that republican establishment with his refusal to endorse house speaker paul ryan and senators kelly ayotte and john mccain in their primary races. >> i mean, you know, i've never been a big fan of john mccain, and i just hate the way our veterans have been treated by john and other people. >>reporter: all three criticized trump recently for his attack on the family of a u.s. army captain huma humayan kahn, killed in stage. it's one of those things. no, i don't regret anything. >>reporter: president obama is calling on republicans to abandon their nominees saying his comments about the kahn family is further proof he is unfit to be commander in chief. >> i think i was right in mitt romney and john mccain were song on certain policy issues, but i never thought that they couldn't do the job. >>reporter: charlie rose asked cbs news political director john dickerson about the likeliedhood of republicans nothing? >> well, at the moment, yes, a lot of hand ringing, a lot of phone calls going around saying how do we fix this, how do we stop it. >>reporter: trump insists there are no problem

attacking paul ryan and john mccain is not helping you with the hispanics and young women and you need to do better with both groups to have a chance to win the white house and you want kellymccain and paul ryan on the ticket with you, because they're the best candidates we could ever hope to have in their respective states. >> donald trump, we just played the sound, he says there's never been more unity in his campaign. you disagree? >> well, if you think -- what would disunity look like? people are responding to mr. trump. he can beat hillary clinton but he's not going to beat mr. khan. mr. khan is going to have the support of the american people because his son gave his life for our country. so every day that we talk about mr. khan and donald trump, it's bad for trump and everybody else. he is the establishment. donald trump is the leading most recognizable republican in the country. he represents the republican party. the trump establishment's in charge. from what i can tell, they don't have a strategy to effectively exploit hillary clinton's weaknesses. if you really focused on hillary clinton's weaknesses and the obama economy's weaknesses, you would change these num

tension within the republican establishment with his refusal to endorse house speaker paul ryan and senators kelly, and john mccain, in their primary races. >> and i've never been a big fan of john mccain. and i just hate the way our veterans have been treated by john, and other people. >> all three criticized trump recently for his attack on the family of us army captain kahn killed in combat. trump refuses to apologize. >> i don't regret anything. was hit very hard from the stage. you know, it is just one of those things, no i don't regret anything. >> reporter: president obama calling on republicans to abandon their mom nay, saying the comment on the kahn comment are proof. >> i think i was right mitt romney and john mccain were wrong on certain policy issues but i never thought that they couldn't do the job. >> sean i rose asked political director john dickerson about the likelihood of republicans ditching their nominee. >> so what's likely to happen, nothing? >> well, at the moment, yes, a lot of hand ringing, a lot of phonecalls going around how do we fix this, how do we stop it? >> trump in

he just endorsed house speaker paul ryan and john mccain and kelly ayotte.bed the tree saying specifically on backing ryan, quote, i'm just not quite there yet. i'm not quite there yet. 's

unified. >> there is nobody concerned about trump's behavior with regard to picking fights with kelly ayotte, paul ryan, and the gold star family. you're not concerned about that? >> of course i'm concerned about certain things. picking a bite the the khan family was clearly a mistake. weighed bad weekend. as long as he doesn't major in the minors and we now focus on the big macro issues. for us there are. two national security and economic growth. >> you're a surrogate and i'm covering this campaign. there is nothing that would be smarter for trump than to go back to his bread and butter. jobs, dwroeth, infrastructure spending. anything tells working guy or woman out there, if i get elected, your life will get better. >> he's been doing hit the week. >> he's been doing it in the quiet of the night. what he's really doing is getting into a policing match with all these top republicans. >> i haven't gotten there yet. why is he refusing to not back for renomination in a primary the top republican in the country? why is he doing that? >> because with one tiny race exception, he has not gotten involve

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. >> glenn, donald trump patched up relations and epidorsed paul ryan and kelly a yotte and other republicans that he had thorny relationships in the past and gets rewarded with susan collins coming out and saying she would not vote for him as a republican senator from maine and 50 other national security types that served in administrations of both stripes that say they would not vote for him. what is he going to do? >> he's forced to fight on two fronts. he has to defend the base with the challenges of republican saying it is okay not to vote for the nominee and on the other hand expand the base and try to chip away at hillary clinton's supporters who might be won over by his new ideas. with his plan for the economy. there was a little bit for both sides and infrastructure spending and last center left and i am adopting the gop platform tax structures and others for the right. he is trying to hold on to the center and widen out on both ends and he's fighting on two fronts. >> glenn hall. and betsy from the daily beast. we'll see what donald trump has to say in north carolina. >> a little bo

you have a new campaign manager in kelly ann conway. and paul manafort, who had really been running things, particularly since former campaign manager corey lewandowski was fired back in june. that -- when these new hires are kind of put in place, he had effectively been layered over. so we do have a statement that the -- the donald trump campaign just recently ended up putting out to all reporters in press releases and it comes from donald trump, and he ends up saying that paul manafort said that he wanted to resign, and that donald trump accepted that. and so we now end up having the new leadership in charge of the donald trump campaign with this move. and paul manafort has resigned. >> is he leaving on good terms, mark? >> you know, craig, you know, these types of things, when you're layered over or you end up resigning, it's never good terms at all. i will say, there's one other component that's important here. and that is over the last several weeks, there had been story after story about paul manafort's ties to pro russian ukraine official

there and that's not even mentioning the washington post that he gave and would not endorse paul ryan or kelly ayotte and he is so consumed with himself that he had the pause five times to stair at his mug on the television screen. >> i'm going to put it down and say that it's justified. >> i don't think that it goes enough. >> how much of this by the press is justified and considered to be? >> well, i think that if you put the polls aside entirely and put it aside and the things that he did to shoot the campaign in the face between -- this is one -- this is one of the -- this will go down as an epic melt down in just the last seven days. he could have been talking about one percent growth before last friday. hillary highing to chris and instead we're talking about they never sent him a letter and does he know -- well, he picked a fight with paul ryan and all of this was totally donald trump doing it to himself. you know the strategy to dominate the news and you read the piece in march and then they revealed that's what he was going to do and they are thinking that it's going to work in the el

making the announcement they've wanted for so long, endorsing paul ryan, endorsing john mccain, senator kelly, after a disastrous week for the nominee. as for hillary clinton, polls are certainly in her favor right now. but terror lingering issues out there -- there are lingering issues out there. truthfulness and e-mails. she was asked about those at a gathering in washington today. >> reporter: hillary clinton blamed herself for inconsistencies during an interview about what fbi american people. >> what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. so i may have short-circuited it. >> reporter: ongoing trust issues don't appear to be hurting her candidacy. polls show she has a double digit lead in new hampshire and pennsylvania, and a significant edge in michigan and florida. she's even opened up clinton has an average 7-point advantage over trump. >> we're going to make america great again. >> reporter: trump and pence are campaigning tonight in wisconsin. republican party heavyweights are skipping it. among them, house speaker paul ryan, governo

which he talked about three republicans, asked if he was going to endorse paul ryan, senator john mccain, talked about senator kellytte. here is what he said about paul ryan. i like paul. these are horrible times for our country. we need a very strong leadership. we need very, very strong leadership and i'm not just -- i'm just not quite there yet. ryan's opponent is a big fan of what i'm saying. big fan. that, you may remember, mirrors what ryan said about trump when asked, at first, if he was endorsing trump. >> now you have a presumptive nominee, donald trump. will you support him? >> well, to be perfectly candid with you, jake, i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. >> okay. so, he used those words. then here is donald trump on john mccain. i've never been there with john mccain because i've always felt that he should have done a much better job for the vets. he has not done a good job for the vets. i've always had a difficult time with john for that reason. our vets are not being treated properly. they're not being treated fairly. on kelly ayotte, i don't know kelly ayotte. she h

paul manafort is not for an establishment message. he is for a message of change, revolutionary change, and kelly m conway, though she supports the chainessage -- change message, but she has reworked that work for the rnc, nose leading members of congress. i don't know how much this marginalizes paul manafort. chairman.l the everyone i spoke with says he still has a big role in the campaign. they are woefully understaffed. who have two senior people have trump's trying to deal with decisions. if kelly and conway gets on the plane were trump, goes to events, and keeps them focus, i don't care what the downside is, that improves his chances of winning. >> both of them have the same tone as trump. we were showing a clip of trump showing a speech -- giving a speech yesterday, commenting on how uncomfortable he looks. we had kelly on the other day. she knows how to pivot and a second. she is tough, aggressive, and i disagree with everything he stands for, but he is an animal. mark: i think what donald trump wanted was people around him who could say stuff to him. i think he has taken a risk once again bringing someone he knows, but not know

donald trump ended a stand off in the party, endorsing several key republicans like paul ryan and new hampshire senator kelly ayott. >> pundits have said for days track, and tonight he rebooted. >> reporter: donald trump is not only back on message, he's done an about face, ending a nearly week-long stand off if the gop. >> i support -- in the gop. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house paul ryan. >> reporter: with two thumbs up and a grin, the republican nominee continued. >> i hold senator john mccain. i also fully support and endorse senator kelly ayott. >> what's happening is something we haven't seen, donald trump being brought to heel. >> reporter: jon keller says someone close to trump must have finally gotten to him. hispanic journalists hillary clinton found herself trying to clarify misleading statements about her e-mails. >> >. what i told the fbi which they said is truthful is consistent with what i told the public. >> reporter: clinton has a significant lead in several states, but jon keller says don't count out trump yet. >> and becaus's e ng streak it and take notice. >> reporter: t

. >> he came out and endorsed paul ryan, endorsed john mccain, endorsed kelly, these are steps back,it's very tricky if you have never run for public office to jump from being a businessman to being one of the two leaders fighting for the presidency and he's made some mistakes. lauren: democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will deliver her own economic speech in detroit, that's later this week. nicole: meanwhile clinton running mate says she has learned lessons from the controversy over use of private e-mail server. senator tim kaine says that hillary clinton can improve trust worthiness with the american people. >> i am not presumptuous enough to think about how i am going to do things after november, but i know that this is something that she's learned from and we are going to be transparent, absolutely. nicole: kaine adding that clinton is doing better in polls recently because they came out of the democratic national convention with some real positive momentum after she told her story of how she has helped people. lauren: ohio governor kasich leaving the door open when

yesterday trump changed course a bit endorsing both speaker paul ryan in new hampshire senator kelly ayotte in their >>> breaking news from belgium. officials are calling a terror attack. the attacker was shot and killed but only after he wanted two female officers with a machete. one officer received deep wounds to her face and in serious condition. it was just in front of the police station in south brussels. he shouted god is great during the attack. the belgium administered condemned the attack as an act of barbarism. >> 128 yesterday, 30-year-old andrew lezynski one-off 128 respondent beverly an off duty state trooper saw the crash and requested help. the gloucester man later died. his passenger, a 29-year-old rockport woman remains in hospital with serious injuries. >>> another delay for the mbta. the globe reporting $104 million project to refurbish the greenline trolley cars will not year as expected to be completed this year. the delay is due to the slow removal of asbestos from the cards that date back to the 1980s. the cost of the project will jump by another 11.5 million

we're talking about, you know, trump's support for john mccain, kelly ayotte, and paul ryan. and by the way, he also got in all of his shots on, you know, the queen of corruption and stuff like that. so i think going forward, if he does remain laser focused as he should, you know, this is -- today was a victory for him. >> and on monday he's going to be unveiling a great economic plan, governor. i'm sure everyone's aware of that. the detroit economic club. it's really a great plan. it will help the middle class, who are struggling. i think that's an important segue here too because i think the inside baseball of the past week has also distracted us from talking about what the voters want to talk about, which is issues. people are nervous and they feel unsafe and not prosperous. i think the specific plans, i was with governor pence yesterday in north carolina and virginia. he's out on the stump talking about substance, taking the case right to hillary clinton for the failures of obamacare, governor, which he also reminded us was really just a prologue to hillary care. so you'v