paul majors had been in and out of prison for most of the last 23 years when we met him at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. >> well, it's therapeutic for me, because it gives me a chance to escape, and to release a lot of tension. you know, i can look at the situations in the world today, and what i -- what i can't say verbally, i can say in a picture, because they say a picture paints a thousand words. or can say a thousand words. i guess this is my way of saying a thousand words. i use acrylics, water colors, soft pastels, chalk pastels, pen and ink. they give me a stick and mud, i would use it. anything i get my hands on i can use. >> and some prison artists, especially those confined to high security cells nearly have to go to such lengths to create art. >> i got different techniques but sometimes i use -- take the color of an m&m. i lick a piece of paper, fold it into a corner, touch it on the m&m. the color comes off. i use that as color, and i paint. that's what i do. >> because of his high security level as a confirmed gang member we could only shoot

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major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during this tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. so that's always a good experience to have. just to be able to encourage them. just to let them know that there's somebody else the parking lot of the bank in spillville through the weekend. a waterloo man ran out onto his roof trying to escape police this morning. police surrounded a two story house at 303 locust street. the man peacefully returned inside the house and police took him away around 1. officers say he was wanted on several warrants. other charges are pending. we have an update on a story we reported last week. the city of coralville will not put down a dog that bit a woman. but the owner will not be getting the dog back. the dog, roman, is an 18 month old beauceron . the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. people in williamsburg shouldn't be alarmed if

major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during their tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. just to let them know that there's somebody else that cares about them."" the salvation army members will be in the parking lot of the bank in spillville through the weekend. today, governor branstad issued a disaster proclamation after flash flooding in five northeast iowa counties. they are allamakee, clayton, fayette, howard and winneshiek counties. these counties can now use state money to help with flooding response and recovery efforts. governor branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds will tour flood damage in winneshiek county tomorrow. 9:15. they will then head to inwood ballroom in spillville around 10:15. and will go to fort atkinson around 11 o'clock. we'll have complete coverage of the governor's visit to northeast iowa, as well as flood recovery efforts, on-air and online tomorrow. in other news tonight, police say someone with a gun is robbing delivery drivers in coralv

might propose -- endorsed paul ryan's proposal to turn over major public assistance programs to state governments. paul ryan argued that given the states control of how these programs are administered would allow the states to solve the problems that people in poverty expense in the daily bail us -- experience on a daily basis. a uniques have perspective. all the other side, democrats tend to oppose paul ryan's idea nf creating a block grant i turning that money over to the states because they do not trust officials to administer the money in a way that is bare and puts the interest of america's poor first. interestsnd puts the of america's poor first. >> who else is driving this? >> that is a very good question. one has to mention senator bernie sanders who ran unsuccessfully as a candidate for the democratic residential nomination. -- presidential nomination. in addition to that, one might mention some other liberal members of congress such as rosa delauro and others. it does remain to be seen. the composition of the congress next year will be different. it will be a leader in that

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that's why you see house speaker paul ryan, senate majority leader mcconnell. they're trying to run focused capitol hill concentrated campaigns on their own tax agendas, traditional republican orthodoxy. they're fine with linking themselves to trump's -- they want to run their own races. >> we started with trump planning an outreach to minority voters who polls show he is struggling to win over. this is what he had to say. >> you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> jeanne is "what the hell do you have to lose" a message that works with voters? >> no it's not and the initial reaction there were many influential african-american leaders offended by it. they need help. both sides know it. and the idea that we'll just vote for me because, you know, you've got that crappy neighborhood and couldn't get worse, could it, is just really insulting. and there are many of course african-americans who are not in those neighborhoods who are also insulted. they're in the middl

house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell also publicly criticized trump. none of the three, however, pulled their endorsement of trump. khan plus son was killed by a car bomb while serving in iraq in 2004 and posthumously awarded a bronze star and purple heart. trump's battle with khizr khan began thursday night, when khan addressed the democratic national convention. >> donald trump, you are asking americans to trust you with their future. let me ask you, have you even read the united states constitution? [cheers] lend youou will gladly my copy. amy: on sunday, trump responded to khan while on abc, implying that khan's wife, ghazala khan, had not spoken at the convenentn because she was not allowed to as a muslim woman. mr. trump: i saw him. he was, , you know, very emotiol and probably looked like a nice guy to me. at t his-- if y you look wife, she was ststanding there. she a nothing to say. maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to o say. you tell me. amy: on monony, khizr khan replied on cnn. >> we wa to mainta our digngnitand mymy fily'dignit my s

majority in the house. is this a message from paul ryan to republicans around the country we think we're going to lose the white house now, it's time to take evasive action? >> it's not unusual for fund-raising e-mails to have such do or die language like this, it's a call to action, it's an urgent plea for funds quickly and large sums. they had a great fund-raising month last month. this kind of language is not unusual. after the last seven days or so, there is some concern, based on being off message in the poll numbers, and so clearly the plea

my students are always shocked to learn when alice paul penned the e.r.a., the overwhelming majority of feminist, progressive feminists, opposed the e.r.a. because it would undermine protective legislation for women. that is what i would like to talk about later. page: excellent. dr. williams. dr. williams: when alice publishing about this, we were thinking about being recognized as human beings. one of the things in our community we always say is that we support the equal rights amendment. our organization is one of the lead organizations, but we hope our systems will recognize it is not the only issue in our community that we have to be concerned about. we have criminal justice issues, poverty issues, voter suppression issues. we have so many. our time is so divided. we would hope that our sisters are there for us also as we are on the issues like the equal rights amendment. page: excellent. let me start with you, kris. can you tell us a little more about the original equal rights amendment, and alice's intention when she put it out? what do you think she got the reaction of it was

. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released separate statements sunday condemning trump without mentioning him by name. speaking at a church in cleveland, hillary clinton called him out directly. >> mr. khan made the ultimate sacrifice in his family, didn't he. and what has he heard? from donald trump? nothing but insults. >> reporter: clinton now holds a slight lead over trump in 11 key battleground states following her party's convention. and less than 100 days until the elections the 2016 presidential candidate asks their running mates are crisscrossing the country, hitting key battleground states. clinton's running mate tim kaine will hold an event in virginia today. mike pence will spend the day in nevada. >> henna daniels in new york, suggested if elected he might recognize russia's annexation of crimea. in a broadcast interview trump seemed confused about events in ukraine. he said if he were in the white house, russian president vladimir putin would not send his forces into ukraine. >> he's not going into ukraine. okay? just so you underst

. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader released separate statements condemning trump without mentioning him by name. speaking at church in cleveland hillary clinton called him out directly. >> mr. khan paid the ultimate sacrifice for his family. and what has he donald trump? nothing but insults. >> reporter: clinton now holds a slight lead over trump 11 key battleground states following her party's convention. hena daniels cbs news. >>> today governor bakeer is planning to sign a bill that would require men and women to be paid equally for comparable work it was approved by the massachusetts house and senate supporters say women are currently paid about 82% of what their male counterparts prevents employers from asking perspective workers from their salary history. >>> a big question could be answered who holds the winning ticket for 487 million dollars power ball jackpot. that ticket was sold in a hannaford supermarket in raymond new hampshire. it was a quick bike. whoever it is will -- pick. whoever it is will get 330 million dollars. people are already buzzin

. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released separate statements condemning trimmable without saying his -- trump without saying his name. hillary clinton called him out detectively at a church? cleveland. >> mr. kahn paid the ule he? and what has he heard from donald trump? nothing but insults. >> reporter: republican vice presidential nominee mike pence sought to defuse the conflict between donald trump and the muslim soldier's parents. in a statement, pence said that both he and trump believe humayun khan is quote an american hero adding that his family should be cherished by every american. trump campaigns in two battleground states today. nebraska. >>> pope francis is speaking out in defense of muslims. the pontiff says people should not identify islam with violence and he made the remarks yesterday on the flight back from rome. to his visit from poland. pope francis had been asked about the recent skillings of a french priest by two isis followers but he says there's fundamentalism in every religion. >>> in syria five people are dead in the p

major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during this tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. so that's always a good able to encourage them. just to let them know that there's somebody else that cares about them."" the salvation army will be in the parking lot of the bank in spillville through the weekend. a waterloo man ran out onto his roof trying to escape police this morning. police surrounded a two story house at 303 locust inside the house. officials say he was wanted on several warrants. other charges are pending. we have an update on a story we reported last week. the city of coralville will not put down a dog that bit a woman. but the owner will not be getting the dog back. the dog, roman, is an 18 month old beauceron . the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. girl to uihc with serious injuries after cedar rapids police say a car hit her while she wa

major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during this tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. so that's always a good experience to have. just to be able to encourage them. just to let them know that there's somebody else that cares about them."" the parking lot of the bank in spillville through the weekend. this morning, hillary clinton and donald trump are trading even more insults in the race for president. as abc's kenneth moton reports, the candidates are trading charges of racism and corruption, setting the tone for a bitter fight until november. this morning, the race for the white house...downri ght nasty. sot hillary clinton "he is taking hate groups mainstream" sot donald trump "she's totally bigoted. there's no question about it." to allegations of racism between donald trump and hillary clinton who says trump is trying to make america hate again. sot clinton "trump is reinforcing harmful stereotypes and offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. it's a distr

major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during this tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. so that's always a good experience to have. just to be able to encourage them. just to let them know that there's somebody else that cares about them."" the salvation army will be in bank in spillville through the weekend. meteorologist britley ritz has your first alert forecast, britley... clouds are stubborn today with chance of a stray shower mainly to the south of i-80. it will be cool today with highs only in the 70s. you might be able to get away with opening the windows and enjoying some fresh air before the rain arrives later tonight. our next system rolls in late tonight and into the will lift and bring showers and storms. a few storms will likely bring heavy rain mainly to the southern tier of the viewing area. however, everyone has the chance of seeing a few showers and storms. these showers will linger through the morning hours tomorrow and clouds will continue to stick with us

. >> if they lose house seats they have a 59 seat majority now. let's say paul, he knows they'll try to break up the leadership on any vote so his majority, he loses a lot of power. >> he had a four vote majority and knew he wasn't able to leave and only took five people saying we're not going to vote for you for speaker. you will never be speaker and he had to leaveful things tighten up. they get really crazy. >> the rest of the map there, new signs of concerns for some incumbent candidates in the senate. the latest university polls show republican senator rob portman of ohio fending off ted strickland but she is leading the republican senator 47-44. that within the margin of error. a poll showed her up by four points and marco rubio is in a tight race against patrick murphy leading 48-45 in florida. joining us now, katie covering the trump campaign as you may know. she has an essay featured in september's issue of marie clare where she reveals what life is like on the trump campaign trail. we'll talk about that in a second and also with us is online editor of

majorities in the house and senate we'll be just fine. >> so i'm wondering what you think about the positions of republican leaders, speaker paul ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we've heard them on individual situations coming out, paul ryan in particular standing up for the khans but not backing down from his endorsement of donald trump. what do you make of that? >> i have tremendous admiration and respect for speaker ryan and leader mckonld because i know what positions they're in right now. if i can backtrack, the founding fathers beautifully crafted the constitution and it sets up the systems of checks and balances which have really sustained our democracy for the last 240 years. so we can -- if there's one thing we should blame but give credit to it's to the constitution because it's held in check any semblance of dictatorships and before we decide to crown somebody a king i think we should walk ourselves back and say what do we want that's best for america and how do we find avenues to come together to fix that? i don't want people to be focusing short term and there are basically losing the long term. >> i want to go to

. >> house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released separate statements sunday condemning trump without mentioning him by name. speaking at a church in cleveland, hillary clinton called him out directly. >> mr. khan paid the ultimate sacrifice for his family. and what is he heard from donald trump? nothing but insult. >> clinton now holds a slight lead over trump in 11 key battleground states, following her party's convention. hena dance daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> the discussion about captain khan has drawn his after at this sean to his grave at arlington national cemetery. people have left flags, flowers, other items in front of his tombstone, some people left behind note for the fallen soldier. >> the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, lucky charles lovers are getting even luckier. >> and find out which government report investors are waiting for. money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, jill? >> reporter: good morning, brooke, jim, invest remembers waiting for the july jobs report, it comes out fr

frustrated republicans calling trump's refusal to endorse paul ryan a major misstep. his own running mates splitting off to back ryan himself, with trump's blessing, he says. >> he strongly encouraged me to endorse paul ryan in next tuesday's primary. and i'm pleased to do it. >> reporter: trump's advisers publicly pushing back on reports of a campaign in crisis. >> well, the campaign is in very good shape. you know, we are organized. we are moving forward. >> reporter: now, all eyes on trump's children. some of the few people with sway over their notoriously unpredictable father, as trump gets good news on the money front, raising about $80 million in july with the party, his campaign says. the most of any month yet. >> trump's running mate, governor mike pence held a rally in the swing state of north carolina. he told a crowd in raleigh that president obama's policies have weakened america's place in the world. clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine, spoke to the national urban league conference in baltimore. he spoke about fighting housing discrimination early in

speaker paul, paul ryan, senate majority leader, other senior republican leadership have done that. but this candidate's maligning of decent patriotic republican has continued the leadership. look what he did, and how he spoke about mitt romney. look what he did, how he spoke with senator mccain. this is a consistent, this is a proof of his ignorance and arrogance, and i ask of his advisors to get him in a room, close the door and set him right. if he wants to be the candidate of this wonderful republican party, republican and democratic party, both are as patriotic as any where and anyone. therefore, i'm mazamazed and lo and care that we have received and continue to receive and we will continue to speak up until this candidate behaves in a dignified manner, deserving of the candidacy of this office. >> mr. kahn, you just called him ignorant and arrogant, and in fact, donald trump said you attacked him at the democratic national convention. in a tweet, he said he was viscously attacked by mr. kahn at the democratic convention. am i not allowed to respond. so -- >> bear with me. >>

reporter: looks like paul ryan will be the victor of this primary against paul nehlen, a political novice, someone seen as a majorpaul nehlen actually had won this race it would be one of the biggest upsets of the century, maybe the past two centuries. this race got into the national spotlight last week when donald trump said he was not going to endorse paul ryan initially, then of course a few days later, turned around and said that actually he was going to endorse paul ryan. but that really didn't amount to much, it appears like, in this race. one reason why, in the april presidential primary, ted cruz took this district and won it pretty overwhelmingly. this is not necessarily donald trump country. when donald trump actually tries to compete here in wisconsin, expect him to spend a lot of time in southern wisconsin. that's where mike pence is going to be later this week as well. but paul ryan and his campaign sort of viewed that flap back and forth with donald trump as nothing more than a distraction. paul nehlen really was never able to get much traction in this race. even as he tried to align himself with do

interestingly, trump last night complimented ryan's long-shot primary opponent, paul neilan. >> rose: thank you, major. trump is drawing fire over his response to a question about the accusations of sexual harassment against ousted fox news channel boss roger ailes. what if an employer treated trump's daughter ivanka that way? trump replied: "i would like to think she would find another career or find another company, if that was the case." today, trump's son eric was a guest on "cbs this morning." does your father stick by what he said or does he think perhaps a better answer ought to be to the attention of human resources and other things that we can do, with respect to sexual harassment in the workplace? >> well, there is no question, there is no question that, obviously, it should be d dressed and it should be addressed strongly. y.d, hey, listen, we all run a company. my father runs a company. you know, we take this-- that is absolutely a no-go anywhere, and that's very much the case. i think what you're saying is ivanka is a strong, powerful woman. she wouldn't allow herself to be, you know, obj

bill: my sense, kristin, what paul ryan is fighting for to make sure republicans maintain the majorityo you see this? >> that is paul ryan's number one objective. the presidential is sort of happening in a separate universe from what he needs to do in the house. he is frustrated because i think he is worried that a lot of things he talks about wanting to achieve may not necessarily be high on donald trump's agenda. frankly, some of the polls that have come out in the last few days are making it seem like donald trump might threaten that republican house majority. so, you know right now paul ryan is trying to engage in the long-term battle. can we preserve a conservative, free market, lib perty oriented agenda in a world where voters are confused. they want a government that keeps them safe. they're not necessarily focused on congress but presidential race dominating headlines. bill: what about the initial observation? paul ryan wants to be speaker in 2017. >> he wants to be speaker although a job he sought reluctantly. this is very typical of leaders in congress. their number one goal

response needling trump, quote, republicans are lucky to have great leaders like paul ryan and senator john mccain. majorities. >>> and turump also said quote think the voter id situation has turned out to be a very unfair development. we may have people vote 10 times. there's a lot of dirty pool played at the election meaning the election is rigged. and we now have word prominent republicans are bolting from the party. richard hannah becomes the first to back hillary clinton. jeb bush and chris christie are in november and then there's megawhitman. she's one of the most prolific fund raisers within the republican party. not only will she vote for clinton she says she will raise funds for and vote for the democratic party nominee. she told the new york times that trump is a dishonest demagogue that can lead the u.s. on a dangerous journey. a phone call about a month ago is one of the first indications disaffected republican leaders. this is enough bad news to fill several news cycles but this isn't your average presidential election and that was clear yesterday when president obama took the unprecedented step

let's begin with donald trump's expected endorsement of house speaker paul ryan. a majorom his position days ago. jim acosta is in des moines, iowa. i take this endorsement as an attempt to get the campaign back on track after a very difficult week. >> that's right, wolf. it was day of backsliding for donald trump. he's backtracking to correct all of that. we expect donald trump later on this evening to go ahead and reverse himself and offer that endorsement for house speaker paul ryan. he said he was not ready to do so. wolf, this comes as donald trump wrapped up rally here in des moines, iowa as he tries to refocus his attention on the topic that unites all republicans. that is hillary clinton. for a candidate that rarely admit a mistake, it may be the most untrump moment yet. he will back the house speaker in his re-election campaign. the move comes after trump gave his blessing to his running mate mike pence to get behind ryan. >> he came to me, called me the other day. he likes paul ryan. paul ryan is a good guy. he's a good guy. >> reporter: the change in course fol

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our country and honestly speaker ryan is terrible with the border lou: let me ask you paul, national security is a majory if you are elected than what paul ryan has done in the eight months that eight months of he has been speaker? >> yeah while i definitely believe in enforcing immigration laws. think we do need a wall and a lot of other places that can be handled with boots on the ground so speaker ryan just has a failed policy, a 20 year career in the most open border anti-worker pro-wall street member of congress of either party. lou: has he ever pass any significant legislation in 17 or 18 years? >> i don't know, let's talk about that. he is passed three pieces of legislation. he renamed the post office or the change excise taxes on arrows and some gobbledygook on truth and legislation. no yaps always a career politician. lou: a career politician obviously you are not. you seem very optimistic about it. one thing you've got to be optimistic about is the fact that donald trump has declined to support paul ryan in his contest with you. how do you feel about the prospects and what do you expect going

along with mike pence, this all happening as donald trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort resigning following a major shakeup in his campaign. we're going to keep looking at these pictures as we talk about this news with paul manafort swept in a few months ago as an agent of change. now he is out, right, out of the campaign, just days after a new campaign structure put in place. we have david chalian here with me. i want to get your reaction to what we just heard from corey lewandows lewandowski, he said if he were doing this he would not have donald trump in places like connecticut or wisconsin accept wisconsin he sort of has been struggling in certain parpt-- p of the state. >> i think it has been a little illusive, i don't know that they have written it off yet. where they are concentrating their dollars which is always the best place to look is florida, ohio, north carolina, pennsylvania. that's the states that are seeing the first campaign ad of the cycle starting today. >> so with paul manafort gone, the campaign saying this is not a shakeup are, it's an expansion. >> it is more true not today.

majority there, paul ryan, as you've been covering this as a lot on his campaign. correct, mike? >> that is correct. and it's in this first order of business here was securing this vote, locally, as he went through this process, we watched him keep a heavy hand on control and keep it local. he was concerned about the first district of wisconsin and appealing to voters here and gaining their vote. they responded in overwhelming numbers but appealed to the local media and wanted questions from them, not the national media when he went owe do his talks there, he wanted to hear from the people, he wanted questions from the people there. trace? >> mike tobin, live for us in janesville, thank you very much. we're back to "the o'reilly factor" i love my shop, but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into

am never a big fan of john mccain, withholding his support of john mccain and paul ryan, the head of his convention. major gop fundraiser, meg whitman announces she will support clinton. while clinton is absent from the trail her campaign releasing this new ad. >> republican leaders cannot force trump out and he has no known plans to drop out. but just the same even though this may be wishful thinking on the part of republicans, they need to be prepared for any eventuality. reporting live from washington, lana zach, channel 6 "action news." >> never a dull moment. thank you lana. remember to download the 6 abc news app. stay with all the action toward the general election. you get breaking news as well as live results from election night. it's a free download for your device. >>> turning now to accuweather, a great day to be outdoors, sky 6 hd taking a live look at pens landing it's a beautiful day to take your lunch outside and have a picnic and plenty of sunshine and for the first time in a long time it's not unbearably hot. >> i'll start out by cautioning people if you go out to do hard work or hard pl

there was no major celebration last night for paul ryan, but he did address the media .ryan talked about his agenda moving forward, he was also given the opportunity to talk about some of the attacks that his opponent launched... but he said ultimately, his constituants know him, and they believe he will work to bring change. nehlan on the other hand, had a small get together not far from where ryan gave his speech.dispite what some nehlan says he will continue to vow for the seat. paul ryan "people here, they know me well. they know i believe that i work to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. "paul neelan "so i ask you this question. are you prepared to carry on with me tomorrow, and next week, and two years from now to liberate this district from paul ryan?" nehlan also made headlines for this tweet he sent out yesterday.attached is a the wisconsin elections commission says that is illegal to do in wisconsin, he defended his tweet last night to cbs 58 saying that quote someone was upset with paul ryan.it'll be up to a district attorney to decide if they will pursue charge

. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released separate statements condemning trump without mentioning him by name. at a hillary clinton called him out directly. >> mr. khan paid the ultimate sack ris fie -- sacrifice. and what has he heard from donald trump? nothing but insults. >> reporter: clinton now holds a slight lead over trump in 11 key battleground states following her party's convention. hena daniels cbs news. >>> big question could be answered in new hampshire this morning who holds the only million dollar power ball jackpot. that tact was sold at -- that ticket was sold at the hannaford store. it was sold at aer is self- serve vending station. people in the small town of course are buzzing about the big win. >> i wish it was me absolutely. >> first thing she said is did we buy one from there yesterday because we shopped here yesterday. >> i just hope whoever wins it really needs it but i will be honest i am kicking myself right now. >> the hannafords will go 75,000 dollars for selling the winning ticket a million dollar winning ticket was

paul. the i team's major request from local officials about what you need to stop doing when it storms. >> severe weather in other parts of the nation causing major catastrophes. weat take you to massive flooding. >> plus, getting the child. details of wine not one, but two popular restaurants and a revamped flats are closing their cleveland's own fox 8 news. >> thanks for joining us everyone. a live picture out over the lake where you cana see the rain has stopped right now. still a dreary day out there and is stormy saturday scene we have seen all day long is not over just yet. >> this is one of those days t weather, wait an hour and it will change. that has been the case. >> that has been the case. we were driver's morning and saw sunshine. sa we hit 90 degrees again this afternoon and then the showers and thunderstorms started to bubble up or diu hae a cold front still to the west of us that has yet to make its way through the area. here is storm fox right now and a good soaking waynes -- rain going on and portions of yuri and sandusky county spirit and then down into the northern rich

new leadership, major team announcement. paulanafort taking on a diminished role but staying on as chairman and chief strategist. breitbart media's stephen bannon is joining as ceo and kellyanne conway promoted to campaign manager. conway joining me last hour, she says get ready to see trump stay on message. >> yesterday he followed up the radical islamic speech with a tough speech putting the case to hillary clinton to prove why after decades in public service you've got poverty, homelessness, you have crime, drugs, unemployment. not fair to the people in the communities and he's taking the case right to her saying you want to talk about tone and temperament, i want to talk about facts and figures. charles: to gabby morange yellow and trump's latest turnaround attempt. major shake-up, gabby, what do you make of it? >> it is. it reflects what donald trump said in his speech about reaching a decisive moment in the election. as voters weigh his message against hillary clinton's, donald trump needs to ensure he's mobilizing those wh

. >> we begin with a fox news alert as a key player apart from the trump campaign, paul manafor has resigned after major changes to the campaign's leadership after he came under fire for the pro-russian government in ukraine. this is "outnumbered". i am harris faulkner and here is dagan mcdowell, julia brezinski and catherine henze and hashtag one lucky guy, former governor of arkansas, mike huckabee. you are part of the family. >> i am out everything. i am delighted to be here. >> paul manaforte was brought in to professionalize donald trump's campaign and prepare for general election run, stepping down from his post as campaign chairman. a veteran republican pollster, the campaign manager, breitbart head on the campaign ceo. he raked in millions of dollars from association with ukraine government. i am very appreciative to paul's great work getting us where we are today. in particular, his work guiding us through delegate convention process. paul is a true professional and i wish him the greatest success. your thoughts on this, you have led campaigns before. when the announcements were made this week

. >> house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released separate statementsout mentioning trump by namement speaking at church in cleveland, hillary clinton called him out directly. >> mr. kahn made the ultimate sacrifice for his family, and what has he heard from donald trump? nothing but insults. >> clinton now holds a slight lead over trump, in 11 key battleground states following her party's convention. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, trump stomps in cumberland county today, he will be at free rally at cumberland valley high school from 4:00 to 7:00 this evening. >> philadelphia police are looking for the driver of a black cadillac they say pulled a gun and fired at another car, sunday evening, road rage incident happened near the onramp at academy road. cars were heading south on i95, then they say a driver in a black cadillac fired a gun, at a silver honda. the shooting happened around 7:10. so far, there is no other description of the shooter. >> well, triple a says now is a good time to hit the road because gas prices are down.

frustrated republicans calling trump's refusal to endorse paul ryan a major misstep. his own running mate, splitting off to back ryan himself with trump's blessing, he says. >> he strongly encouraged me to endorse paul ryan in next tuesday's primary, and i'm pleased to do it. >> reporter: trump advisers pushing back on reports of a campaign in crisis. >> the candidate is in control of his campaign. the campaign is in very good shape. we are organized. we are moving forward. trump's children. some of the few people with sway over their new notoriously unpredictable father as trump gets good news on the money front raising about 80 million in july with the party, his campaign says. the most of any month yet. through all of this, the clinton campaign is actively courting republicans and independents with a new big name gop defector, meg whitman, a top businesswoman and donor. this morning show clinton leading trump including in new hampshire as trump heads to new england today with a town hall set for maine. savannah? >> hallie jackson, thank you. chuck todd is in washing

i'm christi paul. >> i'm havivictor blackwell. >> trump's campaign is going through a major overhaul. the new leadership trump is trying to reach out to black voters. listen. >> i say it again, what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> let's bring in cnn's michael smerconish, host of "smerconish" which starts in about an hour here. michael, what was interesting is this was a speech made in diamonddale, michigan, about 93% white. so the crowd was not particularly diverse. what was your first takeaway when you first heard the speech? >> pretty much the same as victor's as he expressed last hour to say, okay, you're asking for the order, and i think that's a good thing, but you need to make a direct ask. which means you need to go into the african-american community and need to ask directly of those folks that which you are seeking. and clrmy second reaction is th is nothing new about this debate. a year ago it was steven a. smith who went