put his l-a penthouse up for sale... and wait... until you get a look at this thing. it is amazing!!!!! ???adlib welcome ???adlib weather new this morning... a barricade situation comes to an end in north phoenix. team 12's jen wahl has our top story from near 32nd street traffic checking your hot headlines.. police in glendale and peoria are searching for suspects in two shootings late last night. the first one happened at 95th and peoria avenues. one man was shot -- but there's still no word on his current condition. meanwhile.. a second man was shot less than two miles away at 95th avenue and bethany home road. so two shootings are connected. donald trump and his running mate -- mike pence -- focusing on arizona. pence held a short rally yesterday evening in mesa. this was his third visit to the valley in the last two months. arizona is proving to be a battleground state and republicans are fighting to keep it red this november. don't forget this monday.. the presidential candidates will debate one another for the first time. that starts at 6 o'clock right here on

it is not all penthouse suites and offers to buy hotels. there is a downside. >> i had a lot of bad looks from people and like that. can . guys, i'm not the same one. >> guys, he is not >> you can see it in their face. guys, i'm not the same one. >> this guy has problems, i guess. >> this whole thing is sensitive for me. my friend chris brown just killed himself for reasons unknown and my friend willy cosby is no where to be found. >> look, this guy, he sounds like he is a fan of trump, but then says he does president have his head in -- he doesn't have his head in the political arena. >> you need basic cable because he has no idea what is going on. >> why does he have so many dogs? ks board by the scenario his wife is an exotic model. >> i did too. i did too. she is maybe that's it. >> why does he have exotic pets? >> i don't trust anybody with six dogs. it seems like an unnecessary amount of dogs. >> i am actually okay with the dogs. it is actually a beautiful cat. >> i feel the same way about children. he has six children and that's one

we pull them as far back with any override of any stair penthouse, etc.so we were never pushing guardrails at the edge because you can look at that >> we can even push it out. >> there still something off. thank you for it! mr. roman, my question has been-not been answered and that's the question i'm asking for a variance in noncompliant structure. where are we with that? >> commissioner moore additional variance requested maybe we could speak to the suggestion that this is limited commercial use building that's an existing use of the building. that's one story have to lot. the back half of the lot is ground floor with a mezzanine, which were there were offices. so, the fact that the structure encroached into the required year rear yard makes that portion nonconforming but they're not exacerbating the nonconformity. the new vertical addition is that when i percent outside of the required we are your. >> we are getting into the very gray area of noncompliant structures in the discussion we had on pacific. this is the same discussion. what would happen if t

. >> what is a penthouse suite that is being offered up.t is something with, look, hbo. >> do you remember office space? your name is michael bolton and how it meant nothing?nks hel donald trump? >> i was actually remembering. >> he has a beard and he should actually try to be donald trump and look like donald trump. >> he should own it. >> i did see how the alabama trump has better hair. >> i think they are both not hair i want. >> there is a before and after picture right there. >> it is not a swing state, right? it is not like he needs this guy's support. >> alabama trump actually has been underhandedly controlling the country for quite some time now. as i understand it, him and the excessive dogs. >> his buddies are trying to get him to run for mayor. you will run on name recognition alone. >> it shows you -- this guy, this is on the national news. this wasn't something we dug up for cable. we took it off the network news. it just shows you the kind of -- >> it must be significant. >> the way everyone wants trump news. we can't get enou

. >> this is a four-story penthouse in san francisco. >> from the picturesque view to the light filledoking at a new way to buy a home. >> put on a headset and you will see one screen. >> instead of giving you a sense for what the place looks like, we give you the way to be in the space. >> it brings virtual reality into the real estate market. the silicon valley firm makes 3- d cameras and software putting 3-d imagers to gather. >> you can do the whole thing from the outside but then you can go inside and get a sense for the space. >> from the company's headquarters, i toward a 7 1/2 million dollar penthouse for sale in san francisco. it's not just real estate the auto industry is launching into virtual reality. cadillac announcing plans to use virtual reality headsets to sell cars. >> you can basically replace the car showroom with virtual reality show room. you present the customers with virtual models. >> entrepreneurs have been in the industry for almost 2 decades. >> i think folks who think this is just a flash in the pan, i think those people are -- have not actually tried it. >

is the mechanical penthouse? >> is a mechanical pen us.y built to house the stairs of later and mechanical equipment >> then, what was my last question? i think the staff as we could be doing a pca letter we sent with the code requirements are and then there's a lot more detail could i mean, i think what it hear from the commissioners and just another point i want to make was simply that the existing building does not-is not built to the maximum floor area and height permitted in the code. i mean we all know that i just want to confirm that for the record. neither the commissioners say is fundamentally setback father from the two residential buildings. so the question that i would just put to the commissioners, that of your able to answer us today, would you consider additional height in order to allow for that? because the building does not meet the current height limits. >> if we could see that trade. >> sure. >> sure what i'm hearing is a trainer. as mr. kleven said what does that mean in terms of the environment to review and will have

is the mechanical penthouse? >> is a mechanical pen us.y built to house the stairs of later and mechanical equipment >> then, what was my last question? i think the staff as we could be doing a pca letter we sent with the code requirements are and then there's a lot more detail could i mean, i think what it hear from the commissioners and just another point i want to make was simply that the existing building does not-is not built to the maximum floor area and height permitted in the code. i mean we all know that i just want to confirm that for the record. neither the commissioners say is fundamentally setback father from the two residential buildings. so the question that i would just put to the commissioners, that of your able to answer us today, would you consider additional height in order to allow for that? because the building does not meet the current height limits. >> if we could see that trade. >> sure. >> sure what i'm hearing is a trainer. as mr. kleven said what does that mean in terms of the environment to review and will have

still he feels like he has been treated so unjustly, he is going to jump out of his penthouse. the last half of his life really tarnished his legacy. it shouldn't tarnish his technical legacy, but tarnished his personal legacy. peter: when you look back, did david sarnoff playfair with edwin armstrong? scott: he played tough, but fair. that is a great question. get into discussions about who deserves credit for a.m. radio, or who deserves credit for fm radio and the patents, there were thousands of patents that went into the patent pool of a.m. radio. who invented a.m. radio? armstrong was responsible for a couple of the most important parts of am radio, and became fabulously rich as a result. when it came to fm radio, he wanted to basically patent royalties that were in excess of what sarnoff wanted to pay. who is right? it's a hard question. i think armstrong was probably asking for too much, and sarnoff was willing to give too little. ofstrong was incapable treating that is a business look up she should. he thought sarnoff betrayed him. what he treated fairly? i think he was

i had a contract out on a beautiful penthouse apartment. i went up to the apartment in the afternoon and i got there and the clients had not shown up and they were a little late. >> several stories below, elevator operator george serani is on duty, running a co-worker up to the 41st floor. >> it was a pretty nice day. a clear day outside. i was running the elevator at the time. i dropped a co-worker upstairs. and i was on the way down with the elevator to the lobby. >> across the street building manager kevin keys is in the middle of his day, working with a contractor to do some upkeep on one of the apartments in his complex. >> my buildings are five-story walk-ups and located across the street from the bel-air. we're surrounded by big buildings. it's a very busy block. >> for residents and passersby on the upper east side, it's business as usual until something shatters the routine. >> i was looking south and you could see the river and the city and it was a beautiful view. and all of a sudden, an enormous explosion. and the whole building

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leading to the story i open the book with which is him in his penthouse apartment contemplating suicide, contemplating killing himself despite all this success in his life. still he feels so like he's been treated so unjustly, you know, he's going to jump out of his penthouse. so the last half of his life really tarnished his legacy. it shouldn't tarnish his technical legacy, but certainly his personal legacy. >> host: when you look back, did david sarnoff play fair with edwin armstrong? >> guest: he played tough but fair, i guess. that's a great question. you know, when you get into discussions about, say, who deserves credit for am radio or who deserves credit for fm radio and the patents, there were 4,000 patents in am radio alone, so who invented am radio if and who, which of those 4,000 people should get what share of the credit. so armstrong was responsible for a couple of the most important parts of am radio and became fabulously rich as a result. when it came to fm radio, he wanted basically at the pent be royalties that were in excess of what sarnoff wanted to pay, so who was r

. >> is he in the penthouse?ew york city. >> no wonder bernie sanders hates him. to the trump bar. all right. so what would you like to drink? i know, two shirley temples, please. >> that's a funny way to say how do you do? >> cheers. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. >> what's the average unit? >> it varies from around $5 million to $25 million. >> $25 million? >> is there a fox news discount? >> maybe for you. >> no. >> is this real italian marble? >> it is. >> pink. >> it helps your complexion. >> i need all the help i can get. >> it will make it glow. >> is this what they're going to build the wall with? do they have a currency exchange here at trump tour? >> we do. >> can you guys make pesos for this? >> we're not mexicans. we're from out of town. >> oh, 300 pesos. can i buy my trump taco bowl with this? ladies first. >> thank you, jesse. >> i guess it's safer than taking the stairs because you could always trip and fall. >> you could. >> well, i know donald doesn't trip ever. >> no. he's pretty graceful.

doesn't understand any more than you understand what it is like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthouse, 80 floors up in new york. you don't un ed: biden speaking to about 250 people at a united auto workers union hall near youngstown. the veep repeated throughout the speech that clinton gets it when it comes to the middle class. maria: a new suffolk university poll shows clinton is ahead of donald trump. the poll released this afternoon has clinton with 48% of the vote. trump with 41%, and 9% undecided. among women clinton leads trump 54 to 38%. analysts say clinton's gives her a solid advantage no matter how you slice it. five on the opioid crisis. the attorney general announcing a settlement with cvs. ed: they will take action to combat the crisis. live to explain. >> the settlement is the first of its kind in the nation after an investigation launched that some pharmacies failed to monitor drug filling prescriptions. cbs poll require the entire pharmacy staff to review a prescription holders history. in certain instances pharmacies dispensed opioids on the same day there was piled i

a welcome return to the division's penthouse suite following two finishes in the cellar. >> this is the last of them and you know we've been around and in training and it's something special. >> we stuck together all year long, l noise -- played good baseball. >> but the celebration will be short-lived with the red sox focused on making a deep run into october. >> it's just the beginning. >> we have a lot of good things going with this team. we want to continue to play the way we have. >> and in the red sox need my extra motivation they need look for further that dave ortiz. >> obviously we want to send him going to do our best to do that. >> they are competing for the best record in the american league and the home field ad strange that comadvantage that h that. >> more red sox news on 7 news at 6:00. >> and a look at the way that the city is honoring david ortiz. >> and what it took to rescue a dog stuck deep in the mud. >> into a car crash. my prescrkeep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block c

a great view. >> reporter: i toured a $7.5 million penthouse for sale in san francisco. it's not just real estate. the auto industry is also launching into virtual reality. cadillac announcing plans to use virtual reality headsets to sell cars. >> the idea you can basically replace the car showroom with a virtual reality showroom, save dollars on a bricks and mortar by presenting your customers with virtual models. >> reporter: entrepreneur tony parisi has been in the villar industry for two decades. >> a lot of folks think this is just a flash in the pan. people are excited now. it's kind of a fad. but i think people are folks who haven't actually tried villar. >> reporter: experts say one of the reasons why virtual reality is taking off now is affordability. -- affordability. you simply put into a virtual reality headset and close it up, there you go. this is a cardboard headset which some companies even realtors are now giving away for free. in sunnyvale, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a two alarm grass fire near the fairgrounds in sacramento this afternoon. tha

great view. >> reporter: i toured a 7 1/2 million dollars penthouse for sale in san francisco. and it's not just real estate. the auto industry is also launching into virtual reality. cadillac announcing plans to use virtual reality headsets to sell cars. >> the idea that you can basically replace the car showroom with a virtual reality showroom, maybe save dollars on the bricks and mortar by presenting your customers with virtual models. >> reporter: entrepreneur tony parisi has been in the vr industry for two decades. >> i think there's a lot of folks who think, oh, this is a flash in the pants, people are excited now, and it's kind of a fad, but i think those people are folks who haven't actually tried vr. >> reporter: experts say one of the reasons virtual reality is taking off now is affordability. everyone has their own cell phone, you put it into a virtual reality headset, close it up, and there you go, and this is a card board headset, which some companies, even realtors are now giving away for free. n. sunnyvale, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a shark caught on c

. >> this is a view that is a view out of the penthouse of the tall tower, right, looking down and looking at a nation and seeing a crippled america. i do not recognize this picture of our country. i don't. reporter: kaine says stronger together is also the theme when it comes to policy. >> if you're going to build an economy it's got to work for everybody, not just a few. if we're going to be strong in the world, part of that strength is alliances rather than just trying to bill walls and tear up alliances. reporter: in portsmouth he discussed issues important to millennials and the effort to keep them in the state. and the differences clinton's campaign has with trump's on issues like making college affordable, climate change, and family lif he explained clinton's 12-week paid family leave act. >> so you could take care of a sick relative or you could stay home after the birth of a child for either a mom or a dad. reporter: versus a trump plan that tim kaine says is only for women. >> it's six weeks of maternity leave and it's not paid by the company, it's paid through the state unemploy

. >> this is a view that is out of the penthouse of the tall tower. looking down and looking at a nation and seeing a crippled america. i do not recognize this picture of our country. i don't. this is not who we are. shelley: senator tim kaine reminded the crowd that new hampshire is a battleground state and no one should take that for granted. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after taking a few days off to recover from pneumonia. she says she tried to power through the illness but she needed to rest. today, she held an event in north carolina where she delivered a speech about helping being a and. clinton says the election will be decided on voter turnout. more parts of our state are facing an extreme droughts. hayley lapoint joins us with the latest drought map and when we could see some much-needed rain. hayley: we need it desperately and we need a change in the weather pattern. not just a cold front. area goes from just south of concord to portsmouth. and less of a drought as you get up to the lakes reg

it is basically a penthouse in the sky it has sliding doors, electric windows, a huge tv, motorized bar, and this is teach, a seat that turns into a bed the i like that. there is often more to it so you can see it for yourself this afternoon on right this minute a show that features viral videos before they go viral, today, at 3:00 p.m. right here. >> now your forecast, withdraw tuma, we are starting a gofundme page? >> to go first-class. but it is worth it. live doppler hd has a lot of cloud cover first thing this morning and the reason why we have a code front moving through and live doppler hd show you we have showers around sacramento, a couple of showers dublin this morning, and way see as the code front sweeps through from north to south it will clear identity the cloud cover happening through the early afternoon hours, brighter skies are prevailing. in san jose, you will notice this is a fair amount of cloud cover upstairs so partly sunny, the south bay is the final to see the sunshine, later on this afternoon. stepping outside, there is a chill ins atmosphere, at 58 in san franc

not understan that the words that you understand what it's like to live in ad 30,000 square-foot penthouse, 80 floors up in new york city. >> hillary clinton to the increment in, we wouldne bring throughout the newscast on fox 8. >> fresh off of unveiling his immigration plan donald trump comes todayol use the chance to tell about his meeting with mexico's president. >> o g we agreed on the need to stop the illegal flow of guns drugs cash and people across the border and you take out the cartels. >> he spoke at the american legion convention in cincinnati the same place whereta hillary clinton visited yesterday. he has been painting hillary clinton as a candidate who does not care about veterans.bent told the audience is the only choicee as commander-in-chief w will put america's needs firstn. >> we're going to and the er of nationbuilding and create a new foreign policy, joined by our focused on destroying isis and radical islamic terrorism. >> as were immigration everyone with dignity and respect and compassion but the greatest compassion will be for american citizens will start re subur

he walked off the stage, he's back on the jet, and and he is back in the penthouse. >> you got it. >> so what exactly inspired you to start writing cartoons? >> the question case everyone you didn't hear it what is what inspired me to start writing cartoons? there was an individual who inspired me. he was a football player at college and he was very talented on the field, he was extraordinary and he had a lot of charisma. everybody loved him. his never lost games. so i thought well maybe i will ride his coattails, that's an interesting story. he was a very modest man named brian dowling who went on and had a career professional football. his teammates respect him enormously. i decided to flip that on its head and have him be this egotistical authoritarian quarterback who everybody in the huddle pushes back against. so that was the idea and i never actually drew them throwing footballs. but it was a sports strip. it was it was a one off in the he was going to graduate and that was going to be the end of it. i have been doing it for about three weeks when a syndicate a new syndicate had

>> well because he promises -- >> who lives high above manhattan in a luxury penthouse. >> because he told them that he, he is brilliant at rubbing salt in their wound. he makes them dislike other people. and says i will fix it all. and make it the way it used to be. >> why is secretary clinton who has an agenda, economic ajen darks ha -- agenda having less appea working class americans than you did. your constituency. she has a program. donald trump is getting more of that vote. why is that? >> that's been steadily the case. started in the 1960s. just kind of going on. a lot is cultural. trying to get the third term of a party winning a third term in a row is difficult. the level of disillusionment with the economic, political and social order, all over the world is very high. >> you know how to speak to these people, why doesn't she? >> oh, she has done fine where she got a chance to. but, nobody hears most of this. >> last time you ran for president, 1996. you were elected. >> long time agem. >> 20 years ago. 20 years ago. at that time, you made the democratic party a centrist toda

he walks off the stage, back on the jet and back in the penthouse. you got it. >> what exactly inspired you to start writing cartoons? >> the question is what inspired me to start writing cartoons. there was an individual who inspired me, a football player in my college, he was very talented on the field. he was extraordinary, had a lot of charisma and everybody loved him. his team never lost games year after year. i thought maybe i will write his coattails, an interesting story. he was a modest, self-effacing man who had a career in professional football and his teammates respected him enormously. i decided to flip that on its head and have him be an egotistical authoritarian quarterback who everybody in the huddle pushes back against with the idea. i never drew the joint but it was a sports trick and it was a one off. he was going to graduate and that was the end of it. i had been doing it for three weeks when a syndicate, a new syndicate head in my college newspaper offered me my current job. this is a story my kids hate. it doesn't involve dues,

. >> this is a view out of the penthouse over the tall tower. looking down and seeing a crippled america. i do not recognize this picture of our country. i don't. this is not who we are. this is not who we are. erin: senator kaine reminded the crowd that new hampshire is a battleground state and no one should take this for granted. sean: locals are s help a farm that had a large amount of produce stolen earlier this week. sometimes on monday thieves took corn and swiss chard. since then several customer haves dropped off location donations. the owners say they are thankful for the support. >> it's been overwhelming. we've had a couple of businesses some in. the tap house to prepare and sell at restaurant. sean: they are looking for the person or people responsible. the farmers are already dealing with the drought. a. we love our local farms. a mangos on the attack in new york. >> when he tried to swing the butcher knife at the cops, the shots -- they shot for five erin: what lead to the suspect going on a meat cleaver rampage that left three off

. >> this is a view out of the penthouse of the tall tower. looking down at seeing a crippled america. i do not recognize this i don't. this is not who we are. erin: senator cain reminded the crowd this is a battleground state and no one should take it for granted. sean: a lot of produce was stolen. the owner oflavalley farm, someone took produce. the owners say they are thankful for the support after people have dropped off donations. >> it is been overwhelming the amount of support. the community is amazing. we've had a couple of businesses some in. the tap house came yesterday and bought tons of produce to prepare and sell at the restaurant. sean: authorities are looking for the person or people responsible for produce theft. hitting them while they are down. erin: a chaotic scene in new york after the man goes on the attack. >> the cops shot for five seconds straight. erin: what police say lead to the suspect going on a meat cleaver rampage that left three officers injured. kevin: chilly start and sunshine to start the weekend before the n

kaepernick has gone penthouse to the outhouse. he pulled a whopping 29 percent of those polled. right behind him is buccaneers quarterback jameis winston, and su is third, followed by tom brady at 13 percent, and big ben coming in as the fifth most at 10 percent. >> isn't it terrible they have those polls? >> glad they don't do a news anchor one [ laughter ] >> somebody is though, right? >> shhh. >> >. anybody dislike the forecast? >> not at all [ laughter ] >>> today we made it into the upper 80s, quick look across the valley. 85 today in deer valley, 85 scottsdale, the average high 84 in phoenix, 17 percent humidity, very dry and cooler air moving in behind the cold front that's well out to the east, and right now 81 in deer valley, 84 in chandler, so 80s across the valley, and the 70ings out there across the state already like in globe and safford. 50s in flagstaff. 57. winds breezier behind the front that's to the east. lighter winds across the valley, but a few gusts over the last couple of hours. satellite and radar composite. here's the cold front, bringing snow showers t

who lives above manhattan in a luxury penthouse? mr.linton: he told them, he's rubbing salt in their wounds. he makes them dislike other people. he says i will fix it all and make it like it used to be. i understand. look at what happened in the brexit vote. who voted to stay? young people. old people and pensioners voted to leave because they thought they lost control. mr. clinton: scotland and northern ireland voted to stay. people who wanted to shut the door are doing pretty well everywhere. the ultimate nationalist, more authoritarian candidates. charlie: why is secretary clinton who has an agenda, an economic agenda, having less appeal to working-class americans than you did. they were your constituency. she has a program. donald trump is getting more of their vote. why is that? charlie: it has -- mr. clinton: it has been steadily the case. it started in the 1960's. the 1960's.n you go back and look. johnson signed the voting rights act he said i think that ended the democratic party in the south. a lot of this is cultural. she's t

he doesn't understand anymore than you understand what it's like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthouse80 floors up in new york. you don't understand that. i don't. he doesn't have any idea what at my dad's sit kitchen table and hear my mother say, honey, we knew -- we need new tires on the car. and he said, honey, you have to get 10,000 more miles. we just don't have it right now. he doesn't understand the conversation that still goes on in the valley. honey, who is going to tell mary? she can't go back to college this year. we just, we just, i don't know how to tell her. what do we say to her? look, folks. you get what we get. but the vast majority of -- that the vast majority of americans get. given american and even chance, just give them a chance. you know what my dad used to say? i don't expect the government to solve my problem, i just want them to understand my problem. just give me a chance. a neighborhood where we came from is where your character is etched. where your values are set. of the world,w and your place in the world, is formed. like you guys, i came from a neighborh

they say i hate the uber hedge fund that buys the biggest penthouse in new york. that one winds. nejra: that was luke alice speaking to me early -- luke ellis speaking to me this week. i asked him what would be the biggest shock to the market? he said the biggest shock will be there is no shock. even a fed rate hike is not going to make much difference. he said the u.s. election may create a bigger amount of volatility. vonnie: we are getting closer and closer. great interview. to get more on the u.s. presidential election which is 38 days away, new polls. they show democratic nominee hillary clinton has taken the lead in two key states. they key states, new hampshire and florida. is this -- >> these of the first states in which we're seeing postdebate polls. it does show most people did watch the debate. it was an incredible turnout in terms of people watching. for the most part people thought hillary clinton won. that is held her in new hampshire and florida. he has a little bit of a bump in florida. she is up by about four points. in new hampshire she is up by about seven poin

the penthouse is a thousand feet, it is very large thmpt master bedroom is 25 feet long and storage wardrobe 25 feet long and it would save the neighborhoods property. here is the neighborsiar and that would be shaded. you could reduce the size by about 6 feet on the north side to mitigate the impact or slope it as the guidelines say. and then the new wooden siding, would create the appearance of a giant wall around the property to the front and it is not consistent with the stucco facade of all the buildings the design guidelines require that and it shouldn't be filled in. >> thank you, your time is up. you will have a two minute rebuttal. >> speakers in report of the dr requester? >> my name is vivlia silvia johnson. [inaudible] building and joaning area, which is really crowded and the zoning area on this project. i do you know, want to give a litm example because i have dawn drawn out some patterns of construction and rebuilding and they got stolen from me because i had went to law enforcement and i got application to-the minutes i get to see [inaudible] what's going on with that? this i

she is running against a guy who has been sitting up on the penthouse, and does not understand the livesf everyday folks and he is not focused on make the lives of everyday folks any better. she said you have been a mayor and a governor and a senator, i think you can help me figure out how to make sure that what we do impact people in their daily lives. needless to say, i am proud to be on the ticket with a woman who is the most qualified to be president that either party been nominated for a long time and probably ever. can i tell you something that made me mad today? donald trump put out a tweet about our nominee for president which essentially said, she does not look presidential, does she? listen to that again. she does not look presidential, does she, fellas? does she, fellas? donald trump will still be saying that very same thing hawking bottled water somewhere and we have forgotten he'd ever run for president of the united states. [applause] mr. kaine: it is important that we are here on labor day. a quick story. an iron shop in missouri. some of you have heard me tell this story.

he i understand this any more than you understand what it's like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthousefloors up in new york. you don't understand that, i don't. he doesn't have any idea what to sit at my dad's kitchen table and hear my mom need new tires on the car, and he says, honey, you've got to get 10,000 more miles on it very i just him have it right now. can trump when with this strategy, and why would he want to? reince cite priebus, who in 2012 pointed out correctly that romney lost to a large extent because he did not do well with nonwhite voters, and republicans need to do better with nonwhite voters. donald trump seems doomed to do worse. i usually go to the table and put all my chips on red or black. he has put all his chips on white. only way it could work is if he was the overwhelming favorite of well-educated whites. there aren't enough blue-collar whites for him to win the presidency, and he is being crushed among white-collar whites by hillary clinton. nicolle: this is disastrous for the republican party. george w. bush won 44% of the hispanic vote. he is talking abou

not understand this any more than you understand what it is like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthouse80 floors up to new york. you don't understand that. i do not. he does not have any idea. sit at my like, to dad's kitchen table. my mom said honey, we need new tires on the car. honey you have to get 10,000 more miles. i just don't have it right now. he does not understand the conversation is still goes on in the valley. honey, was going to tell mary? she can go back to college this year. we just -- i don't know how to tell her. what do we say to her? ok, folks, you know, w ell, you get it. the vast majority of americans get it. an evene americans chance, just a chance. my dad used to say i don't expect the government to solve my problems, i just want them to understand my problems. just give me a chance. fromborhood where we came is where your character is etched, where your values are set, where your view of the world and your place in the world is formed, like you guys. i came from a neighborhood, i shouldn't say this, i came from a neighborhood where most people do not go to colle