donald trump about to speak at a rally in pensacola florida. we'll keep an eye on that. both he and hillary clinton spoke today about an ominous sign that hillary clinton is getting better at nuclear technology. the equivalent of a 5.3 magnitude earthquake. we'll have much more on that later in the program. we begin this hour with the breaking news from the trump campaign. someone released his taxes. it is not donald trump. we'll joined now from pensacola. governor pence released his tax returns. what do they tell us and does this put any more pressure on trump to do it? >> yeah it absolutely does, anderson, mike pence sent in ten years of his tax returns and showing relatively modest numbers. these are not seven figure salaries we're seeing here. pences in 2015 had a tax rate of 8%. they earned $113,000. this certainly put the spotlight back on donald trump and his refusal to release his own tax returns. he had to of course has said they are under audit. that argument has been weakened recently by a letter released from his tax council who has said that between the year

sunlen serfaty is out front in pensacola, florida.ald trump is about to rally supporters gathering behind you, sunlen tonight. trump still not releasing his taxes, but what are we learning from mike pence's? >> erin, there are a few key takeaways from what we've seen so far and first and foremost we're not some big seven-figure salary from mike pence. these are relatively modest numbers that we're seeing especially when you think about the potential to be compared about his running mate at the top of the ticket and some interesting things jumped out at them and showing us some insight on how the pence family earns and in this case loses their money. in 2006, the pence family lost $670,000 when their family business went bankrupt. that was the keel brothers oil and oil distributor and mike pence's father worked there and the spokesman for pence saying that pence had a minority interest in the company, but beyond the specifics of his tax returns, as you noted, this most certainly keeps the issue front and center for donald trump that he

donald trump about to speak in pensacola, florida. both he and hillary clinton spoke about an ominous sign that north korea is getting better at nuclear technology and a test with massive explosive power and the equivalent of a 5.3 magnitude earthquake and we'll have more on that later in the program. we begin with breaking news of the trump acampaign. someone released his taxes and it is not donald trump. governor pence just released his tax returns and does this put pressure trump to do it? >> reporter: yeah. it absolutely does, anderson and mike pence releasing ten years of his tax returns and showing frankly, relatively modest numbers. these are not seven-figure salaries that we're talking about here. the pences had a tax rate of 8% and earned $113,000 and this puts the spotlight back on donald trump and his refusal to release his own tax returns and he's said that because they're under audit and that argument has been weakened by a letter released by his tax council who has said that between the year 2002 and 2008 that they are n

donald trump about to speak at a rally in pensacola florida. we'll keep an eye on that.day about an ominous sign that hillary clinton is getting better at nuclear technology. the equivalent of a 5.3 magnitude earthquake. we'll have much more on that later in the program. we begin this hour with the breaking news from the trump campaign. someone released his taxes. it is not donald trump. we'll joined now from pensacola. governor pence released his tax returns. what do they tell u

. >>> donald trump came out swinging at hillary clinton at a campaign rally in pensacola, florida tonight. >> she's being so protected. she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart. and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? >> the republican presidential nominee slammed clinton's handling of her e-mails during her time as secretary of state and attacked the feds' decision not to press charges. pressure keeps building for trump to release his tax returns, but mike pence released a decade's worth of his returns. hillary clinton's campaign responded saying we're pleased that one member of the trump ticket has met the threshold for disclosure in a modern-day presidential campaign, end quote. >> every day that goes by, this just becomes more and more of a reality television show. it's not, it's not a serious presidential campaign. >> appearing at a national security event in new york, clinton criticized trump's recent appearance even russian-funded television and his continued praise of russian president vladimir put

tomorrow trump is scheduled to hold a rally in pensacola, florida.. before the rally in ohio today- trump agreed to a one on one with fox 28 news reporter bob herzog. herzog. take pkg((take sot))from mexico to phoenix to cincinnati, ohio for a speech to the american legion to wilmington, ohio and a rally here, it's been a busy 24 hours for donald trump, i got a chance to speak one on one with him before the rally here in wilmington. we talked about the wall and we talked to his campaign. the crowd in wilmington, ohio may not have been quite as rowdy as that in phoenix last night but, regardless of rally, the republican nominee's stance on immigration north of the border is being compared to his stance south of the border... and does that stance shift?was it a difference in tone or a difference in message.i think maybe a little bit of specific last night. it was a great success. it was a great successful evening. i think the crowd was so excited by everything. they want to see strong borders. they want to see the wall to be honest with you. they just w

the values voter summit in washington d.c., before heading off to rally with supporters in pensacola, florida. >>> now the 50th anniversary of the september 11th attack -- 15th anniversary of the september 11th attack and today u.s. house is set to vote on a bipartisan bill allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. fifteen of the 19 highjackers on september 11th, were from saudi arabia. president obama may veto bill over concerns it would expose americans overseas, to legal risk. >>> meanwhile members of the congress, walk down the capitol steps this morning, to mark that september 11th, 2001 date. speaker of the house paul ryan, senate minority leader nancy pelosi and others spoke at the solemn occasion. they called for americans to unite in honoring memory of that day. >>> well in, other news nissan is recalling over 120,000 cars and suv's after a report of brake fluid leak that resulted in fires. recall effects 2015 to 2017murano's and 2015 through 2017 maximas equip with intelligent cruise control. >> company will notify owners within 60 days and make repair

. >>> extreme rip currents kept people out of the water in pensacola, florida yesterday as tropical storm hermine strengthens over the gulf of mexico. it is expected to be near the coast by tonight. >> and it could impact our region. >> reporter: what happened is the storm was going to get bounced out to sea and it will come up over the east coast and bring us wind and rain. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us rain around here, that's not necessarily a bad thing, it's been dry mostly. for now, let's look outside and we will we'll take a look at the airport. it does look a little bit damp there at philadelphia international. that's because of the showers that have been coming through. take a look we have heavy cells pushing away from philadelphia, northern burlington county, seeing that, there's a thunderstorm that appears to be dieing out and moving away from atlantic city. cape may a small shower and another one in dover on the way. one by baltimore abbey harrisburg. -- and harrisburg. there will be a lull around midday and another band of showers popping up in in some neighborhood

back in january -- 'three girls' performed a 'dance routine' -- at a trump rally -- in pensacola, florida. video of the "freedom kids" performance -- went 'viral'. ....but their 'manager' says -- the trump campaign 'failed' to let them 'set up' a table -- to "sell c-ds" at the rally... and then 'cancelled a performance' -- in iowa. now the group is 'suing' -- arguing the situation was "never made right". they want between 'five' and it took an act of congress, but a female world war two pilot is finally laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. "elaine - harmon" died last year at age 95. she was one of the women air force service pilots or wasps.... who flew non- combat missions. last year -- army officials ruled wasps ineligible for inclusion at arlington. harmon's family fought the rule -- and congress passed legislation requiring arlington to now to the big board and the must-see video of the night. we begin in 'l-a'... with this 'geyser' -- rising '25 feet' into the air -- after a "12 inch water main" -- 'ruptured' under a street. the gusher dousing several nearby building...and da

let's get to jacob rascon, live in pensacola, florida, where donald trump will hold that rally tonight. some interesting remarks from the trump campaign regarding this interview with larry king on essentially russian state television. >> reporter: it's interesting. what is the strategy here? it seemed to have started out as an argument that our leaders are weak, and donald trump is strong. and one of the examples is how he says that putin walks all over our leaders. but he's gone a step further in heaping praise on vladimir putin, and it doesn't make sense in this regard. the american voter doesn't like vladimir putin. in our most recent poll, asking about whether they have a positive or negative view. only 8% of voters said they had a positive view of putin, and 59% had had a negative view. and so now you have trump continuing and now mike pence double down on this. and then this interview with larry king. now, the campaign is saying they didn't know that it was going to end up on russian tv. here's what they said. >> he actually did an interview with larry king, a personal friend of

second national security briefing tomorrow in new york and he's scheduled to hold a rally in pensacola florida tomorrow night. >>> controversy brewing to neat over a tattoo on the arm of philadelphia police officer. it's got some come to go officer's defense. let's get out to brad sattin at police headquarters with more on the story. brad? >> reporter: interesting story, iain. some are calling offensive. others say that it is just all a big misunderstanding it's been miss interpreted. what we know as of right now the officer actually didn't violate any policy and as a result of that we are not identifying him. angry calls poured into police today over an online article in the philly voice in which a picture was pulled from social media post that showed a philadelphia police officer with a tattoo appearing to dee fix an emblem nazi party eagle with the word fatherland. police are investigating. >> it is of concern in the sense that we have citizens that have interpreted this as meaning something that could be interpreted as offensive. >> reporter: head of the police union was quick to reject an

. >> reporter: in the heavily military community of pensacola, florida, donald trump fleshed out how he would respond to north korea's latest nuclear test peacefully. >> we're also going to pursue a state of the art missile defense. we need it. >> reporter: but just a minute later in a clearly unscripted moment, he suggested the kind of response thatcould start an international incident with a different u.s. foe. >> iran, when they circle our beautiful destroyers with their little boats and they make gestures at our people that they shouldn't be allowed to make, they will be shot out of the water. okay? believe me. >> reporter: a few minutes after that, trump hillary clinton as the candidate itching for war. >> she's trigger happy. and now she's trying to say like she's this -- let me tell you, folks. personally, personally, i think she's an unstable person, okay? >> reporter: those last two comments not in the prepared remarks. trump's provocative comments played well in pensacola but also play into the clinton campaign's most frequent line of attack against trump, that he's unstead

the plane lost cabin pressure and had to make an emergency landing in pensacola, florida. there were no injuries. this new video just in shows a close call for the pilot of a cargo plane. take a look at the landing, the boeing 737 comes skidding down the runway as its landing gear buckles or fails to deploy. this was earlier today in indonesia. it was loaded with fuel but despite the dangerous payload no reported injuries. >>> when we come back, everything was going well in the ballroom for ryan lochte till it wasn't. see protesters storm the stage and why. >>> and an inspiring effort completed by a paralyzed woman after days on the road, finally crossing the finishing line. people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. when this busy family... ...got a cracked windshield... ...the

here is trump in pensacola, florida, taking a detour from his scripted teleprompter remarks. >> because she is being so protected, she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart, and she wouldn't be prosecuted. okay? that's what's happened. that is what's happened to our country. i never thought i would see the day when this is happening to our country. >> that would likely be driving the political conversation this weekend, except for this. listen here as clinton at a high-dollar new york city fund-raiser attacks not only trump but his supporters. >> grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. [ laughter ] >> right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamaphobic. you name it. and unfortunately there are people like that. and he has lifted them up. >> a lot to talk about. with us. nia-malika henderson. sara murray, jonathan martin. the context of this, the context is we are 58 days away. new polling. a national poll from abc and the "wa

at a rally last night in pensacola, florida, trump criticized the f.b.i. investigation of a private email server clinton used while secretary of state, and described her as immune to prosecution for anything. >> because she is being so protected, she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching, right smack in the middle of the heart, and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? >> stewrt: neither candidate had any public campaign events today. three states can no longer ask residents to prove their american citizenship when registering to vote this year. in an order issued yesterday, the u.s. court of appeals in washington, d.c., blocked kansas, georgia and alabama from requiring new registrants to show a birth certificate or naturalization papers. only kansas has actively enforced the law, rejecting some 20,000 registration forms. >> stewart: hinckley, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity after trying to assassinate ronald regan was released from a hospital. he can't venture more than 50 miles from his mother's h

trump took the stage, friday night, for a rally in pensacola, florida... presidential nominee "this is a crowd! they have thousands of people outside that can't get in."...as the two lead candidates for president focus in on national security. hillary clinton tried to call attention to her credentials on national security friday afternoon... presidential nominee "i just finished meeting with a distinguished group of national campaign as "not serious" and "more of a reality t-v show." presidential nominee "...the nominee on the other side promises to do things that will make us less safe. national security experts on both sides of the aisle are chilled by what they're hearing from the republican nominee."at the values voter summit, earlier friday, trump called clinton's tenure one of "war ... destruction and death." presidential nominee "she's just too quick to intervene, invade, or to push for regime change with people, we don't even know who they are, and they take over and they're far worse."amid all the mud-slinging, a freedom of information act filed b

the plane lost pressure and had to make an emergency landing in pensacola, florida. u.s., including in atlanta and the cincinnati area, resemble spaghetti. >> a little bit. >> but in england, there was a mess of spaghetti on the highway. a truck spilled its load of spaghetti bolognese all over a major highway. >> no one was injured. and no word on how the accident happened. crews brought in high-pressure hoses to clean up the mess. no word if anyone brought grated story, is it happened just 50 miles away a section of roadway called spaghetti junction. maybe it was destined. >> it was destined to happen. >> maybe they should have turned it into a food party. >> should have eaten it up. >> if it's good enough bolognese, i might have eaten it up. >> the five-hour rule. it's okay. >> i feel like you're judging me. >> too late for that. >>> coming up, the security premier of "dancing with the stars." >> those two men who rushed the stage, while ryan lochte was being critiqued for his performance. what were they judging him for? >>> and later, how fans of rapper nelly are

the biggest civil fine was more than $1.5 million in pensacola, florida, for reportedly making 83 flights over floatation devices on board. this read in part "air methods is investigating. we take safety seriously and the safe return of our crews. the patients we serve is and always will be our highest priority at air methods. ." >> we talked to bay care, who tells us they will be looking into the matter this morning. >>> if you see ambulances on international, don't worry, it is just a drill. the airport is minutes away from the start of a mass casualty exercise. they are testing local responses. almost 200 volunteers are helping out. >> a potential fire hazard lurking in your home's wiring. i'll show you what to look for and how to fix it next in my angie's list report. >>> a wedding day one bride will never forget but for all of the wrong reasons. you have to see what happened >>> welcome back. a lot of you are still having a hard time finding a job, so we're taking action for you. several companies are looking to hire thousands of new employees ahead of the holiday season. u.p.s. just

--reporter pkg-as follows-- trump took the stage, friday night, for a rally in pensacola, florida... ( donald trump / (r) presidential nominee ) "this is a crowd! they have thousands of people outside that can't get in." ...as the two lead candidates for president focus in on national security. hillary clinton tried to call attention to her credentials on national security friday afternoon... ( hillary clinton / nominee ) "i just finished meeting with a distinguished group of national security experts." ...calmly dismissing trump's campaign as "not serious" and "more of a reality t-v show." ( hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee ) "...the nominee on the other side promises to do things that will make us less safe. national security experts on both sides of the aisle are chilled by what they're hearing from the republican nominee." at the values voter summit, earlier friday, trump called clinton's tenure one ( donald trump / (r) presidential nominee ) "she's just too quick to intervene, invade, or to push for regime change with people, we don't even know who they are, and they t

he holds a rally in pensacola, florida today while hillary clinton holds a fundraiser in new york. >>> 55 degrees outside. >>> good morning, 62 in burlington and jeff says the fog isn't as we'll talk about our travel forecast after the break. >>> some snow and rain in parts of wyoming. we're staying on the dry side desert southwest. if you're heading to dia no major delays. security wait time is less twhan 20 minutes. >>> how about >>> a good drive for you. take a look at drive times northbound along parker road. speeds into the 40s. >>> let's get a preview of what you'll see on cbs4 news. >>> democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be in donald trump's campaign manager. >>> sully returns to the hudson river where the plane landed. >> everyone knows that we landed and everyone survived and we celebrated that but we don't know what happened after that. >> the news is back in the morning and see you at 7:00. >>> you can catch all that on cbs this morning coming up right after this newscast. 6:26 now. >>> broncos feeling good this morning. they did come close losing to the pa

trump took the stage friday night for a rally in pensacola, florida. ♪ [ music ] >> i believe in a foreignolicy based on our national interest, that focus on american security and regional [inaudible] >> we're clearly having technical difficult there and we'll get you that story if a bit. trump's california campaign is opening an office in long beach. several supporters are expected to gather there, including groups from latinos with trump and african-american for trump and the candidate himself is not expected to be a part of that event. >>> colin kaepernick is getting lots of support for his protests during the national anthem, and this comes before monday's official kickoff to the 49ers' season. this morning some church leaders are telling people, take a knee, like, kaepernick did. the national baptist convention is calling for a kneel-in at church tomorrow morning. colin kaepernick has been refusing to stand to protest police brutality. in chicago, some plan to wear colin kaepernick jerseys. >> the seattle seahawks [ [inaudible] >> now, the seattle seahawks are planning a pre- game dem

. >> reporter: donald trump hit the stage friday night for a rally in pensacola, florida. >> this is the crowd. they have thousands of people outside that can't get in. >> reporter: as the two lead candidates for president focus in on national security. hillary clinton tried to call attention to her national security credentials friday afternoon. >> i just finished a meeting national security experts. >> reporter: calmly dismissing trump's campaign as not serious. and more of a reality t.v. show. >> the nominee on the other side promises to do things that will make us less safe. national security experts on both sides of the aisle are chilled by what they're hearing from the republican nominee. >> reporter: at the values voter summit earlier friday, trump >> she's just too quick to intervene, invade, or to push for regime change with people we don't even know who they are. they take over and they're far worse. >> reporter: amid all of the mud slinging a freedom 67 information request, unearthed photos of trump and former president bill clinton from the year 2000, once again, highligh

bill will be covering a live donald trump event and you can see people gathered in pensacola, floridat now that of course is in the panhandle in florida. an area historically heavily republican. one part of florida where mr. trump is polling quite well and, of course, bill has a big show tonight answering questions on hillary clinton. he has geraldo rivera on to talk about donald trump's speech tonight. so lots to watch on "the o'reilly factor" tonight. we'll see you back here monday. thanks for watching and bearing with us this week. good night. >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, every. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. >> hi, tom. bree larson is forced to apologize for petting a dolphin 12 years ago. sadly for larson there is a 15-year statute out of -- statute of limitation. and creepy clowns are causing regular clowns to lose their be jo of welcome to obama's america. and a new study says americans don't read as much as they used to. so keep watching tv, americans. you are doing great. >> let's welcome our guests. she is an e

. >>> tomorrow we are going to be live at the big trump rally in pensacola, florida.get out of control, i'll be here to guide us through. you know, we'll warn the children if they have to leave the room, but we'll be live on friday. again, thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly, please always remember that the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, exactly two months until america elects the next president and brand-new polls out late today show this race getting tighter in some of the most critical battleground states. good evening and welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. hours ago one of the nation's most trusted pollsters releasing new surveys from four key states, and things are in play. tonight donald trump on the campaign trail making his second visit this week to ohio, talking education in cleveland. the quinnipiac university poll telling us why he's there. it is a dead heat. clinton at 45%. trump at 46%. mrs. clinton's four-point lead from early august disappearing. and in florida, it is als

. >> like all prisons, the santa rosa correctional institution near pensacola, florida, has strict codesaff of this facility keep very tight reins on this inmate population because if you continue to allow little violations, then they turn into big things and with this caliber of population, we have to manage it this way. >> hey, hey. >> more than three-quarters of santa rosa's inmate population are serving time for violent crimes including assault, rape and murder, but even those convicted of nonviolent crimes are expected to follow all the same rules and protocols. >> they nitpick about every little thing. they're so by the rules here. walk a narrow line. if you do anything outside of that, this is where you end up, in confinement with nothing. >> tell me about your headpiece. >> my headpiece? this is just a t-shirt, really. this is illegal. i'm not supposed to be wearing this, really. >> jurez williams has been at santa rosa for seven months. >> i've been incarcerated three times all for the same thing. for violation of probation for prostitution. >> williams says he began turning tri

. >>> turning now to jacob rascon in pensacola, florida where donald trump will hold a rally later today. donald trump started defending his stance on the war in iraq during a speech on education. take a look. >> three months before the iraq war started, i said in an intervi interview that perhaps we shouldn't be doing it yet. >> help me out here. what happened? >> he said during the forum he was totally against the war in iraq. the truth is he was, but not at least publicly until more than a year after the war started. the reference there is an instance where he said maybe the economy is a bigger deal than the war. but he wasn't totally against the war. and even before that statement, he was asked about it on howard stern's show an he said there, yeah, i guess so, we should go into iraq. so it seems very clear that he was not totally against the ar in iraq before it started, at least publicly. >> not totally. i want to talk something he has been publicly backing. that's vladimir putin. it is not just donald trump praising the russian leader. mike pence doubled down on it yesterday. >> r

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stand up call freedom's on our shoulders usa >> they sang a song at a donald trump rally in pensacola, florida. they've filed a lawsuit saying the trump campaign stiffed them. their manager said the trump campaign broke verbal agreements for performances at two events and refuse said to pay even a $2500 stipend for the group's travel. another part of the campaign is saying it got stiffed too. and that is thing 2 in 60 seconds. over here over there usa freedom and liberty everywhere oh say can you see it's not so easy but we have to stand up tall and answer freedom's call >> so as i was saying, the usa freedom kids have sued the trump campaign, claiming the campaign broke a verbal agreement. group's manager saying, they can only ignore us for so long. today's headline in "the washington post," inside the collapse of trump's d.c. policy shop. according to josh rogan, the campaign used to have advisers in washington, many of whom were promised pay. but most of the active staffers quit. they use and abuse people, the policy office fell apart in august when the promised checks weren't delivered. th

bill will be covering a live donald trump event and you can see people gathered in pensacola, floridathat of course is in the panhandle in florida. an area historically heavily republican. one part of florida where mr. trump is polling quite well and, of course, bill has a big show tonight answering questions on hillary clinton. he has geraldo rivera on to talk about donald trump's speech tonight. so lots to watch on "the o'reilly factor" tonight. we'll see you back here monday. thanks for watching and bearing with us this week. good night. of. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> what it means is i will give you the economy you had 50 years ago and i will move you back up on the social totem pole and other people down. >> bill clinton implying the phrase make america great again is racist. but, wait, there may be a problem. >> there is a lot of problems. >> we'll have a special report tonight. >> it's just incredible what's happening to our country, and we have got to stop it, and we will stop it, 100 percent. >> donald trump holding a big rally in florida this evening. we wi

trump ended his campaign week tonight with a particularly unhinged performance on a stage in pensacola, florida where he said this about hillary clinton. >> because she's being so protected. she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart, and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay. that's what's happened. that's what's happened to our country. i never thought i'd see the day when this is happening to our country. >> he does not have to say one true thing to his audiences, not one true thing, ever. the first american presidential candidate in history to run on a platform that includes praise of a russian dictator. creates new problems for republicans every day. marco rubio, who was in a tough re-election campaign in florida separated himself from donald trump and vladimir putin today. >> vladimir putin is not a president, he's a dictator. he may carry the title of president but he's a dictator. i have tremendous agreements with president obama, huge differences, but vladimir putin is not a president, he's a dictator. that

. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surpriseas bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> mr. bundy, mr. bundy. >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade county i've been -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man. don't shake your finger at me, young man! >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporters and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile of a criminal. when he defends himself in court it's fascinating to people to watch. >> each day the courtroom is filled with specta

donald trump on the campaign trail tonight down in pensacola, florida, he said this about hillary clintonhe is being so protected, she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? that's what's happened. that is what's happened to our country. i never thought i'd see the day when this is happening to our country. >> so, chris, is that appropriate? >> no. >> would i tell him to say it? no. look, i long gave up the business of spinning for donald trump. i don't do it. but i will say this. an overwhelming majority of the country believe mrs. clinton should have been punished by the fbi. a majority of people polled say something should have gone down with the fbi and mrs. clinton's e-mails. it didn't. most of this country feels she getting away with something criminal. i heard what you said, she hasn't been charged with anything criminal, fine. but most people believe she's done something criminal and that sentiment exists. >> i don't disagree with you but to come on and definit

. >>> donald trump rallied supporters in pensacola, florida last night.has tied with his opponent in a four hf way race this according to the latest poll, but support errs say there's a lack of organization in the trump campaign, even those who want to help. joining me now, steven cortez, member of trump's national hispanic advisory counsel and with a welcome to you. first, i want to ask you about the ground grahme in game in florida. trump has a shot at taking the state, but one supporter said he can't even get lawn signs, so what is the campaign doing in florida? >> the campaign in conjunction with the rnc realizes that it has a lot of work to do and we've got only two months to do so. one of the, there's a great attribute to trump being an outsider. i think it's the reason he's the nominee, the reason he's going to be president as americans want a very, very different future and want to break up the rigged system in washington, d.c., but there's a downside. that's that unlike say the clintons, he has been in running for office for 30 years, so at time,

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. >> reporter: trump tonight heads to conservative pensacola, florida, for a rally. it's an area with a big concentration of military. something he's been concentrating on this week himself. and tomorrow he'll attend funeral services for phyllis schlafly, the conservative icon that passed away earlier this week in st. louis, missouri. bret? >> carl cameron here in washington, thanks. >>> as hillary clinton tried today to pump up her foreign policy and national security credentials in the midst of another serious foreign policy challenge for her old boss, her campaign is once again being accused of hypocrisy and playing the race card. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is with the clinton campaign tonight in new york. >> reporter: the meeting with the bipartisan group of republican and democratic former national security advisers was planned before north korea carried out a fifth nuclear test. its second in a year. secretary clinton spoke to reporters after what was designed to look like a meeting in the situation room. >> i'm not waiting until november. i'm brin

nbc's jacob rascon right now in pensacola, florida. jacob, within the last day, day-and-a-half, we have had donald trump in effect praise vladimir putin, saying he is a better leader in his country than barack obama is in this one. and then we had mike pence, often in the position of trying to buffer some of the more extreme or controversial comments, basically saying i'm with this guy. i agree entirely. what is the thinking on this? it's hard to find the trump adviser who really can defend this strategy. >> reporter: the strategy at the beginning of the campaign seemed to be to say that our leaders right now are weak and i am a strong candidate. and part of the reason they're weak is because they let people like putin walk all over them. trump has taking a big step farther. and, of course, paul ryan and marco rubio and other republican leaders forced to distance themselves from trump. and also in our latest poll, talking about putin, only 8% -- 8% of the average voter out there has a positive view of trump. so now the campaign is tryi

his next destination is where we find jacob rascon, pensacola, florida.ou're in a state we had a brand-new poll come out that showed a dead even race. 47% for trump. 47% for hillary clinton. this is the definition of a battleground state. the definition of a must-win state for donald trump. what is he up to down there tonight? >> so tonight we expecc he'll focus on some of the topics still talking about minority outreach. ph's been consistent for the past 2 1/2 to three weeks. we're talking about the poll that shows a dead heat here. an important caveat there is the ground game here and what will make the difference? what will push either hillary clinton or donald trump over the edge? and we had today as we haven't had in the past, a voter come up to us very hard core trump supporter who volunteered during the primaries, visibly frustrated because he was trying to get involved in the groundwork, the ground campaign here. he went to the address listed. it was a vacant building. tried to get a hold of some people in the campaign and hit a lot of dead ends.