i'm peter doocy in fairfield, connecticut with those details next. >>> a chino valley officer who is sworn to protect and serve his community is now turning and asking for the community's help this weekend. >> and take a look. this is his baby. to the hospital where doctors discovered her intestines in her stomach have inverted. >> gabriella needed expensive emergency surgery. tonight her dad is asking for help with her medical expenses. you can imagine they are mounting. >> marcy jones joins us live with this story. >>> such a heart breaking night here for the chino valley police officer and his family. now we only spoke to him very briefly about an hour ago. from his baby girl's side but he did say all he needs and asking for right now is prayers. steven farmer tells us at 10:00 a.m. thursday morning they thought their one-year-old daughter had the flu. but then they noticed blood in her diapers so they immediately took her to the er in prescott valley when doctors discovered her intestines and stomach had pch where she remains in critical condition. stevens says it's hard to keep

in fairfield, connecticut, peter doocy, fox news. donald trump makes a return to presidential nominee will be making several stops through out the state. he's scheduled fund raising events in both la cross and milwaukee. governor scott walker says he will not be able to attend-- however-- he and senator ron johnson are named honorary hosts for both fundraisers. trump's visit comes as recent polls show him trailing hillary clinton by 15 points in the state. election officials estimate a very low turnout in wisconsin's primary voting tuesday. they say about 13- percent of eligible vot past week -- according to early numbers from clerks. official results won't be reported until early next week. new mexico police have three suspects in custody after an officer was shot and killed. it happened yesterday -- 45-year- old officer jose chavez died at the hospital, after having surgery. earlier, he pulled over a vehicle during a traffic stop. that's when a passenger got out and fired shots at his vehicle. the suspects ran-- carjacked another v

fox's peter doocy-- with more on both. weekend at the annual "roast and ride" veteran bikers event in iowa, and isn't mincing words. trump says: "hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president this comes as trump is working hard to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy, after trump says: "on day one, i am going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country." trump is also stirring up controversy on twitter saturday. after the murder of nba star dwyane wade's cousin, trump tweeted, "dywane wade's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i have been saying. african-americans will vote trump!" part of his campaign message is that inner cities are dangerous and people that live there are for someone to come and clean things up. on the democrat side of the aisle...hillary clinton spent saturday morning getting her first national security briefing...as her party's nominee donald trump had his first briefing earlier this month. the meeting comes after th

our peter doocy, thank you very much. >>> hillary clinton releasing her 2015 tax returns. secretary clinton and her husband made about $10 million last year and paid a federal tax rate of about 34%. brian has more. brian? >> reporter: arthel, republicans and donald trump want to keep the attention on hillary clinton's e-mails. hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine is attacking trump for not releasing his tax returns. speaking at a college in new hampshire earlier today, kaine said trump doesn't want people to see his tax returns because he is hiding something. saying the republican nominee likely doesn't donate to charity as generously as he claims and has not paid taxes. >> every president since richard nixon, including richard nixon and he was not known for the most elevated ethical standards but i will say, even richard nixon released his tax returns to the public when he was running for president because he said, as has every major party nominee, the american people have a right to see my tarx returns. >> and clinton asked people why they think trump won't r

peter doocy has more. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, heather. mike pence has not been to iowa yet as trump's running mate. since part of the reason for put him on the ticket was to make sure that evangelicals remained excited about the republican ticket in the fall, this could be a big test for him. let's see how full they can get this room. then later this evening in wisconsin, our colleague john roberts is reporting that donald trump has gone from just a few days ago saying he wasn't quite there yet for an endorsement of paul ryan to being there, and it might happen tonight. of course that could all change. but our understanding, the way things stand right now is that tonight, in wisconsin, trump will say that he wants ryan to win even though ryan will not be in the house at that trump/pence event, heather. >> so now that trump says he's trying to stay on message, what is his message exactly? >> reporter: it's all about hillary clinton, immigration, and the economy. and as for the economy, it's interesting, this morning we got word that trump

peter doocy is live in des moines.ng to make -- the point, rather, of a basketball's star's cousin in chicago? >> elizabeth, chicago will guard dwyane wade's cousin was gunned down. she got caught in a cross fire in a chicago neighborhood yesterday. so trump wrote this morning on social media that, quote, dwyane wade's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i have been saying, african-americans will vote trump. trump has been recently putting a big emphasis of the dangers in living in the inner cities because he blames decades of democratic political leadership for the rising crime rates in some places. he also tried to cast himself as the law and order candidate. now he is giving us some more specifics, more details about what he thinks is going to make him the attractive candidate in november for people in in some of america's most dangerous neighborhoods. >> what do we know about trump's visit to nevada yesterday? >> they visited in the last two day, iowa, here, will be one, nevada ye

peter doocy following the clinton campaign. mike, what should we expect from mrs. clinton in nebraska? >> reporter: hi, shannon. hillary clinton will try to make the case that she is the candidate better suited to lead our economy. she'll be introduced here in ho omaha by billionaire businessman warren buffett. another billionaire, mike bloomberg, spoke on her behalf at her convention. her e-mail controversy is back in the news. chris wallace pressed her. >> director comey said my answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent with what i've told the american people, that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively certain of the e-mails. >> reporter: it is worth noting that "the washington post" fact checker gave her four pinocchios for that response to chris wallace, shannon. >> not exactly in the bag for the right wing. what kind of a bump does it appear that mrs. clinton is getting out of the nomination? we always expect these after conventions. >> reporter: that's right, it's early, but it looks like she got a bump of a few points

john. >> peter doocy, plenty of room in there now. peter, thank you. >> much easier to give a report that way, when it's quiet in the room. for more on the trump campaign, dan heninger and karen tumulty from "the washington post." daniel in your paper today, i thought it was an entering description of donald trump always being on the offense one columnist wrote. how do you think it's working for him and do you see it in the same way, just constantly on the offense? >> well, it's always about him, that's for sure. this may indeed be an election, jenna, in which all the rules of politics have been upended but there are at least a couple of rules worth keeping in mind. one is that you do ultimately have to get more votes than your opponent and the second one that i think we ought to talk about here is staying on message. and donald trump got this far by being very controversial. and he is campaigning so far on the basis of controversies that are built around him. the question is, is that going to appeal to the margin of voters that he ha

. >> fox's peter doocy has more from fredericksburg v have a. >> reporter: the presidential candidates are ramping efforts to court voters. republican presidential nominee donald trump met with the national hispanic advisory council mr. trump then spoke to voters saturday night in virginia. >> hillary clinton is a throw back from yesterday. our campaign is about creating a new american future. i'm going to do what's right for you. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is attending fundraisers in the vacation hot spots of nantucket and martha's vineyard. according to the reuters opinion poll, clinton leads republican presidential nominee donald trump by 8% taj points among likely voters the poll showing clinton was supported by 42% of americans who are expected to vote compared with 34% for trump. >> you see her gaining strength since her convention with women in particular. and she's trying to strengthen herself with blue collar voter that is she doesn't have right now. >> the trump cal cam paper is turning towards tradition forms of voter out reach placing its f

peter doocy is lye in fairfield, connecticut, with the latest. what is happening now? >> reporter: here's how sis pishis polls are showing up. his website has an application to fill out to be a trump day observer. he wants to make sure the election day isn't rigs. trump is actually turning out to his rallies. the voter fraud he thinks in large places like pennsylvania forecasts a victory for him in the state unless his opponents break the rules. >> she can't beat what's happening here. the only way they can beat it in my view, and i mean this 100%. if in certain sections of the state -- the campaign is saying that hillary clinton, quote, turned over the records nobody wants to see from her. the person public wants to see the 33,000 e-mails she deleted to obstruct an fbi investigation. they were fighting about the best way to use white house officials. and if you have never seen the chairman of the rnc give an interview, you know this is a lot more exciting than he normally presenting itself. >> don't believe the garbage that you read. let me tell you something, donald

. >>> fox's peter doocy is at a trump rally in new hampshire with the very latest. >> i may have shortited. >> , donald trump on the offensive releasing new attack ad challenging hillary clinton statements about her e-mails. last week' fox news sunday she toll chris wallace fbi director jim comey said her answers to the public over her e-mail controversy were truthful. back checkers called her claim false. comey never publicly vouched she had told the truth to the american people. only that she did not lie to the fbi. >> clinton tried to clarify her statement yesterday. >> so i may have short circuited and for that, you know, i will try to clarify. republican candidate trying to get back on message after a bumpy first half of the last week. candidate now endorsing fellow republicans including house speaker paul ryan in an effort for party unity. trump campaigning in new hampshire dumb link downhill larry. >> she took a little short circuit in the brain and she's got problems. i mean, if we had real people, this would be real problem for her. but i think that the people of this country

fox's peter doocy has more from fredericksburg, virginia. >> reporter: the presidential candidates are up efforts to court voters earlier in the day republican presidential nominee donald trump met with the national hispanic advisory council. mr. trump then spoke to voters saturday night in virginia. >> hillary clinton is a throw back from yesterday. our campaign is about creating a new american future. i'm going to do what's right for you. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is tandying fundraisers in the vacation hot spots nantucket and martha's vineyard. according to reuters poll clinton leads republican presidential nominee donald trump by 8% taj points among likely voters showing clinton was supported by 42% of americans who are expected to vote compared with 34% for tru trump. >> you see her gaining, you know, strength since the, her convention with women in particular. >> and she's trying to strengthen herself with blue collar voter that is she doesn't have right now. >> reporter: trauma many campaign is now turning toward more tra dig al forms of voter

. >> peter doocy joins us from des moines, iowa. good morning, peter. >> good morning, anna.epublicans who had been begging donald trump to get back on message got their wish yesterday because their nominee rattled off a bunch of reasons he thinks hillary clinton should be locked out of the classified intel briefings that nominees normally get when they're this close to the white house. >> hillary clinton, furthermore, can never be trusted with national security. supposed to be briefed in the not too distant future. you can't brief her. she lost 33,000 e-mails. what happened? 33,000, okay? so what happened? how is it possible? >> trump also continues to complain the election is rigged and that is a point the president decided to needle him on during a conference at the pentagon that was supposed to be all about what's happening. >> the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? >> but soon after that trump tweeted a reminder to president obama that leaked e-mails revealed his own party's efforts to try to prevent one of their candidates from being too competitive with

brian yennis joins us, but first, peter doocy. >> i just spoke to the chairman of the republican party james evans, in the beehive state. he told me trump still has a lead in recent polls, 12 points, just not as big as republicans have had in utah like romney in 2012. trump's struggles are all relative. chairman evans says the mormon population is too conservative to back hillary clinton in large numbers. so they will still cast ballots for him. evans, the chairman, says, quote, the choices november could not be clearer and that's why i feel confident that like the last 60 plus years, utah will stay red. unlike hillary clinton, donald trump believes we can't afford four more years of the obama/clinton doctrine abroad. we are told to expect endorsements from utah republicans soon, shannon. >> peter, given that record of republicans just dominating in utah, how realistic is it for democrats to think they've got a shot this time with hillary? >> clinton wasn't the first choice of democrats in march. bernie sanders won the caucuses there easily. and donald trump wasn't the republicans' cho

in fairfield, connecticut, peter doocy, fox news. >> a dream delivery for a teen with cancer. all she wanted was a puppy and she got that wish thanks to the folks from the children's dream fund based here in tampa bay. there she is. 15-yr- great american eskimo puppy meeting for the first time. the teen was diagnosed with lymphoma last year. through months of harsh treatments, her one wish was for a puppy like casper and she got it thanks to the children's dream fund that made it happen. >> i thought he was like the cutest little cotton ball ever. i have been waiting for a while and the children's dream fund him. i'm just really excite stod have him. >> that's a good-looking puppy. casper will be a service dog for laci and hopes to bring casper with her to college in the next couple of years. good story. >>> and today is good day good deed comes courtesy of the sarasota county sheriff's office. check it out. the area got hit by a lot of rain last night and deputies wept out of their way to rescue this four-legged dog that was runnin around n the rain. look at how cute he is. n

fox's peter doocy is in washington with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump happy over news frustrated republicans draft add letter to the head of the rnc urging the chairman to stop supporting trump's bid for the white house. >> i'll have to stop funding the republican party. i'm the one raising the money. >> despite a week of back and forth inside the party chairman proofs have appeared at trump's rally in erie pennsylvania today he introduced the gop nominee to a room of cheering supporters. >> most of them have really supported us. but some of them just can't get over it. you know what i say to them. >> get over it! >> you signed a pledge. >> reporter: hillary clinton who's taking a day off from the campaign trail is also finding herself back on the defensive. a report surfacing earlier today showing top clinton aid cheryl mills was taking part in high level tasks for the clinton foundation while also working as chief of staff for the secretary of state. it comes days after new documents from clinton's private e-mail server appeared to reveal a conflict o

fox's peter doocy has more. >> a rocky day on the campaign trail for donald trump. the republican nominee under fire some as a threat to his competitor. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although second amendment people may be there is, i don't know. the statement called dangerous by hillary clinton's campaign manager trump says he was simply misunderstood. away. she wants to leave you unprotected in your home. this tremendous political movement. democratic nominee meanwhile is dealing with gun controversy of her own. after the father of orlando night club terrorist omar mateen, attended rally earlier this week. >> secretary clinton should your campaign have known omar mateen was at your campaign rally, yesterday >> thanks, folks. will you answer my question? thank you all very much. clinton campaign not so tight lipped saying was not invited and that she sdw disavows the support. because we just have wonderful people working for us really d

let's get the latest now from peter doocy standing by live from fredricericksburgfrederick where mr. trump plans another rally today. >> uma, something we're seeing here is a very long line to get into this trump event. more than four hours before he is even said to be here. this is something that we've seen wherever trump goes. even when the headlines about his campaign are not so good. but the scene was not so good last night. outside of a trump fund-raiser in minneapolis where folks that went to this event, closed door event because they wanted to donate money to donald trump were harassed. they were spit on. some of them we've seen social media images were even punched and kicked by protesters on their way out. so obviously donors have a right to donate. protesters have a right to protest. but it seemed like last night if minnesota things escalate todd an unruly level when some of the trump supporters were, in fact, abused in some way. looking for more information on that. in the meantime, this is what trump has to look forward to later on today. big crowd in a swing state. right

fox news correspondent, peter doocy, is in washington with the latest. take pkg ================================ ==== =============================== donald trump .... not happy over news frustrated republicans drafted a letter to the head of the rnc .... urging the chairman to stop supporting trump's bid for the white house .... trump phoner says: "all i have to do is t raising the money for them." but, despite a week of back and forth inside the party ... chairman reince priebus appeared at trump's rally in erie, pennsylvania today ... where he introduced the gop nominee to a room of cheering supporters ... trump says: "most of them have really supported us, some of them have not, get over it. you know what i say, get over it! you signed the pledge." hillary clinton ... who's taking a day off from the campaign trail ... is also finding herself back on the showing top clinton aide -- cheryl mills -- was taking part in high level tasks for the clinton foundation, while also working as chief of staff for the secretary of state... it comes days after new d

peter doocy on the ground in fredericksburg, virginia, ahead of donald trump's arrival. >> donald trump's new campaign strategy isn't just focused on trying to get republicans or undecides or independents to vote for him, he wants democrats. part of his pitch to african-american voters last night in michigan asked them to reflect about whether or not their widespread support of democratic politicians in recent elections has meant much for their communities. >> you live in your poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58% of your youth is unemployed, what the hell do you have to lose? >> about an hour from right now, trump is going to work on beefing up his support with another constituency that he hasn't focused a ton on to date, hispanic voters. there is a new joint adventure. today's meeting at trump tower will include hispanic leaders from 12 states that represent hundreds of thousands of evangelicals. they will discuss strategies to his proposal to turn around an anemic economy, revive a shrinking middle class. now that paul manafort is out of the picture. hashtag, where's

a new picture as donald trump tries to get back on track after a week of campaign chaos. >> and peter doocylive on the campaign. peter, the polls. >> reporter: and the good news for donald trump today would be that they have so many small dollar donations in july, he and the rnc, that they made almost as much money in that time period as the vaunted clinton and dnc fund-raising machine. the republicans got $82 million, democrats $92 million and he needs to use that money to catch up. the new poll shows he's trailing clinton 49 to 39. there's a high profile effort to have an intervention with him where rudy giuliani and newt gingrich and reince priebus want to express the important of staying away from controversy and staying on message. yesterday at a pair of huge rallies in florida, trump was back to commenting on the news of the day and about the obama administration, accusing them of getting swindled when they gave iran $400 million in what may or may not have been ransom. >> i wonder what happens with that $400 million. i wonder who ends up getting it. you wonder who is making decisions

we heard from peter doocy there are people waiting in line to hear him in connecticut. we have hillary clinton at 47.5, donald trump 41.2%. do these crowds represent the result of an electoral map? >> i think they could. there is an indication of the excitement. donald trump is a different candidate. we can all agree on that. he says things, he does things, he ruffles feathers. republican establishment is very uncomfortable with him. they said he didn't have a chance and he would be a spring fling then a summer fling and then he would go away. the reality is he came out of a 17-way bruising primary and beat 16 other really competent politicians and skilled people. 14 million people showed up to vote for him which is a record high. the excitement is this guy is challenging washington and washington needs a change. we don't need a third term of barack obama, which hillary clinton has promised to give us. the excitement is good for america, it's good for the process and the fact you have so many reagan democrats and blue collar disenfranchised republicans showing up to vot

peter doocy live for us. peter, thanks. bill: certainly job growth a major focus of this plan.ign manager telling me on friday the official jobless numbers in the u.s. today are worse than they look. listen to this. >> the real unemployment rate of those who left the job force no longer looking pushes the unemployment number close to 10%. unemployment in the cities among blacks and hispanics is up. wages are stagnant. productivity is lessening. businesses are not investing. why is that? because there is an economic policy of this administration that is not pro-growth on jobs. bill: let's talk about that with peter navarro, senior trade advisor on trump's economic council. how are you and good morning to you. >> doing just fine. looking for a big day in detroit. second economic revolution since the ronald reagan revolution. bill: ask you a question about that now. july unemployment 4.9% as of last friday. the underemployment, real unemployment that manafort was referring to is 9.7%. includes a lot of people that dropped out of the work place. give me in simple terms, what is the

hoping to reboot his campaign today with a major speech outlining his plan to grow the economy. >> peter doocy with the latest. good morning to you, peter. >> reporter: good morning, ainsley. in the last hour we have seen an outline of the speech that trump plans to deliver to the detroit economic club later on this morning. the big thing on his checklist, to fix the economy is a big cut to the corporate tax. from 35% where it is right now, all the way down to 15%. campaign also says that they want tax reform -- the most significant since reagan was president and part of that would be a big streamlining in deductions. senior trump campaign official says that the things that trump would pitch today is way to let families deduct the cost of child care, a moratorium on new regulations, an expansion in energy production that is very coal friendly, very keystone/excel pipeline friendly and a renegotiation of the nafta as well as a withdrawal from the transpacific partnership. that's something that occurred a lot -- trump mentioned a lot on the stump all fall, winter, spring, and now summer. last bu

but we begin with peter doocy live in columbus, ohio. nald trump have planned for today? reporter: elizabeth we'll hear to the counterargument to the pitch that hillary clinton made in columbus, ohio, yes. trump spent part of his weekend calling out for bill clinton economic policies that hurt the rust belt. bill clinton is relevant because hillary says he would be in charge of he revitalizing the economy if he wins. for trump, ohio is the day's first step stop. the second is pennsylvania. this will be the first pay of events since behind the scenes drama in another swing state colorado. donald trump was reportedly stuck in hotel elevator for half an hour on friday afternoon. reports are that trump and 10 others were only freed from the hotel elevator when the fire department actually lower ad ladder into the car and everybody climbed out. nominee included. >> big topic of conversation. trump now clearing up his comments about ukraine? reporter: right. trump is trying to make clear this morning he understands that putin has already used m

. >> peter doocy is live outside of trump tower. hey, peter. >> good morning, ainsley. the centerpiece of donald trump's immigration plan is still that border wall. but we are getting new details now about what he would do with people who came to this country illegally but hasn't been caught breaking any other laws. >> now we have the person 20 years, been an upstanding person, the family is great, everyone is great. do we throw them out or do we work with them snoo go a step further. they'll pay back taxes, they have to pay taxes. there's no amnesty as such. there's no amnesty. but we work with them. >> reporter: trump got live feedback from the crowd about whether or not they wanted to deport people who don't have long criminal records. the group down there in texas responded well. meanwhile, trump is continuing to court african-american voters. even just talking about how he thinks democratic lawmakers have failed inner cities. he's planning to show them there are plans in the works to go to a part of detroit he has described as a war zone and get a walking tour of t

in des moines, iowa, peter doocy, fox news. >>> the sister of a rhode island chef is sharing her firsthand account of the devastation she saw in italy following the earthquake. from the effected area in central italy. she had a trip planned before the 6.2 earthquake. she says she sees small gestures, even in rhode island, of people going out of their way to help the victims. >>> there is a lot of football, and they try to have -- they send food and clothes and blankets and just to have. to give comfort and support to the family that has to endure ever you see the bucket there on federal hill in providence. a collection is underway. >>> and this is incredible video. two stranded mariners were rescued from a desserted island after a u.s. navy aircraft spotted the sos etched in the sand. the survivors were marooned for eight days in the western pacific ocean. crews got a report about a missing boat with two people on board last week. the coast guard searched more than 16,000 square miles before >>> so the drought is not going away anytime soon. coming up, what you can expect to find on apple

peter doocy is live in virginia where trump will be today. hey, peter. >> reporter: good morning. trump's week long swing through battleground states began with a couple of events and it came with a new brutal nickname for hillary clinton. it was rolled out while trump was reaching out to bernie sanders former supporters in mechanicsford, pennsylvania. trump said sanders was cornered into making an unfair deal to endorse hillary clinton after she rigged the primaries for herself. he then said this. >> he made a bad deal. he should have not made a deal. he would have gone down and done something really important. he has buyer's remorse, you know? this guy has buyer's remorse. if he would have just not done anything, go home, go to sleep, he would have been a hero, but he made a deal with the devil. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. really. >> before trump's other event in columbus, ohio, he accused a fire marshall there of capping attendance at the rally in a huge room at the convention center at 1,000 people for political reasons wanting to keep the rally small. the

fox's peter doocy has more. >>reporter: the presidential candidates are ramping up to course voters. donald trump met with the national hispanic advisory council. mr. trump spoke to voters sat s night. hillary clinton is a throw backk from yesterday. our campaign is about creating a new american future.an i'm going to do what's right for you. democratic presidential fundraisers in the vacation whov the spots of nantucket and martha's vineyard. according to the opinion poll, clinton leads presidential candidate donald trump amongng likely voters. clinton was supported byy 32 percent of the people.ple. you see her gaining strength since her convention with womenh in particular and she's trying to strengthen herself with blewl collar voters that she doesn't have right now. the trump campaign is turning towards more outreach voters inn the key states of iowa, pennsylvania, north carolina. coming up tonight, can i say it, but storms are in the future. gwen.gw we're keeping a close eye on the cold front out to the wes

peter doocy is live in our newsroom with more. peter? >> reporter: arthel, donald trump is blaming his troubles on the polls. he said, quote, i am not only fighting crooked hillary but the dishonest media. people get it. the gop spent a lot of time last night ripping on reporters, especially from "the new york times" threatening to revoke their credentials, something the connecticut crowd roared approvalingly for. that was just hours after the ti times did publish that story that his advisers were having a hard time keeping him on message. >> they didn't use names. i don't think they had any names anyway. but anonymous sources have said there are no anonymous -- my campaign, i'll be honest with you. it's me. it's me. they never called me. they don't call me. but these are the most dishonest people. >> trump also went into specifics last night about bill clinton's affair with monica lewinsky saying he's so glad she kept that blue dress and this morning his running mate, mike pence, kept up the criticism of clinton, of the new accusations

in fredericksburg, virginia, peter doocy, fox news. if you want to donate more money to politicians now you can. the state's limit for campaign contributions doubled at the beginning of this year. a new report says republicans are journal-- g-o-p candidates raised about 25-thousand dollars more than democrats. that's about one percent of the 2- point-six million dollars raised between the two. according to the study-- 290 donations were made that exceeded the old limit. a judge is recommending criminal charges against controversial arizona sheriff joe arpaio. ar-pie-oh arpaio ar-pie-oh was found in contempt of court in a racial profiling case.a judge says he to stop immigration patrols. the judge said he wants arpaio ar-pie-oh to personally feel the consequences for wrong-doing -- including obstruction, hiding evidence, and lying under oath.arpaio's attorney called the ruling -- quote -- "a mistake." if the u-s attorney's office files criminal charges -- and gets a conviction -- arpaio ar-pie-oh could face fines and even jail time.arpa

joining us now with more, peter doocy live in fairfield, connecticut. peter? >> uma, the trufr campaign is dismissing the importance of hillary clinton's must discussed friday afternoon's tax return release with jason miller telling, quote, hillary clinton has turned over the only records nobody wants to see from her. the american public wants to see the 33,000 e-mails she deleted to on instruct an fbi investigation. now, there's more focus spotlight on hillary clinton does come as trump campaign apparently buries the hatchet with the rnc because after days of reports about tension between party leaders and the party nominee reince priebus, the chairman, popped up at a pennsylvania rally to very enthusiastically introduce donald trump and dismiss reports about drama. >> don't believe the garbage you read. let me tell you something, donald trump, the republican party, all of you, we're going to put him in the white house and save this country together. >> reporter: now, as for trump he is still blaming hillary clinton and barack obama for letting isis form and

peter doocy has the latest on this. >> when donald trump was revealing the dnc speech of bill clinton on hillary clinton he thought the former president last out the most interesting chapter. last night, donald trump started to fill in the blanks. >> remember what he said he did not have sex with that woman? then a couple of weeks later, well, you got me, i'm so glad they kept the dress. i'm so glad they kept that dress. all right? it is great. you know why? because it shows what the hell they are. all right? it shows what they are. >> trump spent a good portion of last night's rally and all of the time on solve media complaining about coverage of his campaign by mainstream media reporters emily from "new york times" whose credentials he is threatening to revoke because he disputes details of a story published yesterday suggesting that top advisors are struggling to keep him on message. he asked the packed gym at the university in conneticut to vote for him as a roast against general electric's addition to manufacture headquarters from there to blast-- boston. he introduced the cloud

. >> and peter doocy is live in the newsroom with this. what is the new way trump is trying to damage the credibility of the clinton family? >> he's introducing a whole new generation of voters to monica lewinski and reminding people of a famously false denial bill clinton made almost two decades ago. >> remember what he said? he did not have sex with that woman. then a couple weeks later, oh, you got me. oh, i'm so glad they kept the dress. i'm so glad they kept that dress. all right. it's great. you know why? because it shows what the hell they are, all right? it shows what they are. >> some of the language there is a lot more specific than what trump said after watching bill clinton's democratic convention speech when he complained that the former president left out the most interesting chapter. trump looks like he is doing his part to read that chapter aloud, laura. >> and is there anything specific trump is accusing reporters of doing to misrepresent his rallies? >> yes, he thinks they're focussing too much on protesters, not enough o

first, let's go to peter doocy standing by in des moines where team trump is on the road. peter? >> about an hour right now from trump, uma, but in the last 24 hours we have seen him reaching out to hispanic voters and african-american voters. but taking a different approach, trying to court each group. yesterday in nevada where he's coming to the hawkeye state from, we watched yesterday as mr. trump sat down with hispanic leaders and small business owners for a round-table at the trump hotel on the vegas strip and trump said that he doesn't think he has as far to go with hispanic voters as some pundits would suggest. >> we've been doing very, very well with the latinos. we reason doing amazing. far, far greater, far greater than anyone understands. >> reporter: we also got a little bit more about trump's immigration policy when we tweeted a few hours ago, that, quote, heroin overdoses are taking over our children and others in the midwest. coming in from our southern border. we need strong border and wall. now, as to that new trump play for african-american support it comes just

. >> let's check in with peter doocy live for us in detrial where he just listened to that speech. peter, hello. tell us which part of that speech was best received by the audience today. >> reporter: heather, it had to have been his pitch for a major cut president trump would make in corporate tax rates. >> no american company will pay more than 15% of their business income in taxes. [ cheers and applause ] in other words, we're reducing your taxes from 35% to 15%. >> reporter: donald trump stuck to script today, using a teleprompter, calling for the death tax to be eliminated, a moratorium on new regulations, three income tax brackets instead of seven, a renegotiation of nafta, and a withdrawal from the trans-pacific partnership, plus a new push for the keystone xl pipeline to be built. there was a lot of criticism of hillary clinton, particularly of her record on jobs while a senator a decade ago. and the crowd here at the detroit economic club for the most part loved it, heather. >> all right. so there were some protesters there as well. tell us about that. he was interrupted a

peter doocy has an update. >> reporter: officials at the department can't keep their stories straight about whether or not a 2013 press briefing was censored to help them save face or was altered. the investigation has determined whether jen psaki was caught in a lie. the state department's top lawyers spoke for an editor who is a government employee and reports back quote, the technician did not recall a reason being given, but did believe that the requester had mentioned in the course of the call a fox network reporter. the technician indicated the requester may have also provided the start and end times for an edit. as recently as last week, spokesperson john kirby still spoke of a glitch. >> we're not sure if it was done with intent to conceal or with the result of a technical problem. >> the state department's latest attempt to deny the wrongdoing also represents a 180 from june. >> what i said to my staff, this was inappropriate. >> this attempted cover-up of a cover-up does not just mean bad communication from the white house, it could mean violations of the federal records act

. >> peter doocy, live in iowa. we're going to be running trump's comments live as soon as they start. >>> iowa republican senator joany ernst was welcoming trump today. she says when he takes the stage, he hopes he will focus on the issue like the economy and national security, and she's also hoping that he will avoid personal attacks, and while we wait, let's bring in adam goodman, a republican campaign strategist, and principal at the victory group. and allen combs, alan combs show. senator jon i ernst was asked about the two candidates, donald trump and hillary clinton, before the start of the day's festivities accusing each other of bigotry. in her response, she says both candidates need to back down and really talk about policies and issues. she wants them to take a more civil discourse. i've got to ask you, in this kind of campaign, do you think these two candidates are capable of showing any civility? allen? >> certainly one of them is. donald trump, we just played a clip of one of the surrogates having to e

fox' peter doocy has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump is kicking off thewords. >> hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas simply make her unfit, she's unfit to serve in the oval office. >> reporter: trump is working hard to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy after critics implied it might be softening. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: trump also stirring up controversy on twitter after the murder of nba star dwayne wade's cousin trump tweeted quote dane weighed's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i have been saying. african-americans will vote trump! >> part of his campaign message is inner cities are dangerous and people that live there are looking for someone to come and clean things up. on the democratic side of the aisle hillary clinton spent saturday morning getting her first national security briefing as her parti' nominee. donald trump had

fox's peter doocy has the latest for us tonight from the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump ishe weekend at the annual roast and ride veterans bikers event in iowa and he isn't mincing words. >> hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president. her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas simply make her unfit. she's unfit to serve in the oval office. >> reporter: trump is working hard to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy after critics implied it might be soften. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: trump stirring up controversy on twitter after the murder of nba star dwayne wade' cousin he tweeted "dwayne wades cousin was shot and killed walking her babies in chicago. just what i was saying, african-americans will vote trump. inter cities are dangerous and they need someone to clean things up. hillary clinton spent saturday morning getting her first national security briefing as her party's nominees. trump had his first briefing earlier this month. clinton cam

peter doocy has an update. >> reporter: officials at the department can't keep their stories straight about whether or not a 2013 press briefing was censored to help them save face or was altered. the investigation has determined whether jen psaki was caught in a lie. the state department's top lawyers spoke for an editor who is a government employee and reports back quote, the technician did not recall a reason being given, but did believe that the requester had mentioned in the course of the call a fox network reporter. the technician indicated the requester may have also provided the start and end times for an edit. as recently as last week, spokesperson john kirby still spoke of a glitch. >> we're not sure if it was done with intent to conceal or with the result of a technical problem. >> the state department's latest attempt to deny the wrongdoing also represents a 180 from june. >> what i said to my staff, this was inappropriate. >> this attempted cover-up of a cover-up does not just mean bad communication from the white house, it could mean violations of the federal records act

in des moines, peter doocy, fox news. >>> energy companies leading stocks following another slide in crude oil prices. dow jones down 32 points. the nasdaq is down 17. the s&p 500 is down 5 points. delta airlines is still working to recover from a massive outage that grounded hundreds of flights this week. today about 90 flights were expected to be canceled in all. yesterday the airline canceled nearly 700 flights. that's on top of the 1,000 canceled monday. the airline says it started with a power outage that shut down the computer system in atlanta. it's been made worse because delta ended a cooperative ticketing arrangement with american airlines last year. delta's ceo is apologizing and the airline is offering refunds and travel vouchers. >>> a bay area store was burglarized. what officials say was taken and the search underway for those responsible. >> pg&e found guilty after the deadly pipeline explosion. california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs.

correspondent peter doocy has our update tonight. >> reporter: chris, we know the feds only have enough money to fight zika through the end of september. mosquito season goes through october, and even later in the gulf coast where temperatures stay above 50 degrees for longer, and that is warm enough to keep mosquitos alive. the centers for disease control says they've spent $194 million of the $222 million they had to combat the virus, so cdc director dr. thomas frieden, is warning that preventative measures may soon stop because "the cupboard is bare. and we need congress to act to allow us to respond effectively." institutes of health director, for anthony fouchy, registered this complaint. >> it is almost an explicable situation that has arisen how we're not getting funded for something that is a public health emergency in which, instead of a clean bill to worry about, it is very, very disturbing. >> reporter: congress hasn't acted yet on zika funding because of a fight over planned parenthood funding. republicans put some planned parenthood cuts into the $1.1 billion zika package t

. >> peter doocy is live outside of trump towers with the latest. ntalizing instagram ad, peter. >> reporter: right. the trump campaign is trying to turn accusations of raszism around by using old clips of hillary clinton in that new instagram ad. >> clinton camp hits obama, attacks painful for black voters. >> they're defending this and this, therefore, is their strategy. >> reporter: the reason the trump campaign is going there is because during in a speech in reno, nevada, yesterday hillary clinton accused her opponent of being the favorite candidates of hate groups and behaving certain ways to keep them happy. >> donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical friend take over the republican party. >> reporter: but the trump campaign believes stories of pay for play at the state department contributed to her worst speech in politics and they don't think she's proposing anything constructive instead relying on personal attacks as a distraction. >> it's the oldest play in the

put peter doocy live with more. >> reporter: that's right, last night in a packed gym, he reminded the crowd about the famous lie about monica lewinsky. >> remember what he said? he did not have sex with that woman. and then a couple weeks later, oh, you got me. i'm so glad they kept the dress. i'm so glad they kept that dress. all right? it's great. you know why? because it shows what the hell they are. >> reporter: trump's focus wasn't just on the clintons because he said he's not just running gheps hillary. the gop nominee insists he is also running against the press and criticism of mainstream media coverage ate up a lot of time and at one point he threatened to revoke the press dren shals of the "washington post" after they wrote a story saying advisers had a hard time keeping him on message and this morning he tweeted the failing "new york times" talks about meetings that never happened. their reporting is fiction. the media protects hillary. and at the start of the rally last night, trump introduced an 18-year-old make-a-wish foundation patient whose wish was to meet donald trum

>> peter doocy reporting live. >>> we have his pitch to hispanic, his pitch to african-american shs and also some news from trump this week saying he regret,s, quote, unquote, some of the things he's said while campaigning. writer at real clear politics joins us from new york. all right, caitlyn, you think about this. at some level you have a little bit of a new donald trump. i regret, speaking more from a teleprompter. at the same time two days after a new campaign manager, he says to african-americans, what the hell do you have to lose? which is it? is this a new donald trump or the same old donald trump with new people trying to manage his campaign? >> yes, it seems like a little bit of growing pains in terms of this new effort by the trump campaign. we were told that this new management system was meant to encourage donald trump to be himself, how he was in the primaries, thinking that that strategy got him to where he is today and kind of continuing that style, creating an environment for him to operate in that style. but we've seen, you know, two or three different kinds of trumps

. >> peter doocy with a wrapup of politics yesterday. >>> we have a fox news poll today? st sitting in with the very latest. >> trump said the cnn poll was phony because he is down. >>> parents outraged after a teacher required all kids to know how to write their name and know the alphabet before they got started in kindergarten. is that asking too much? former reality star, author and mother, jamie sullivan up next with her reaction. good morning. ♪ hate, hate, hate ♪ i'm just going to shake, shake, shake ♪ ♪ shake it off, shake it off ♪ >>> hey, friends, good morning back to school season is upon us, but is your child ready? one mom took to social media saying she failed her son in a redit post and that mom listed expectations she received for her incoming kindergarten, including things like writing his name, holding a pencil and counting to ten. are these guidelines fair or going too far? joining us now with her thoughts is jamie sullivan who is also the author of a brand new book "the southern education of a jersey girl." good morning. that's kind of what's going on ri

we'll start with peter doocy, he is live in ashburn, virginia, where trump hold as rally at top of theeter, the devil? reporter: right. the context for that, elizabeth is that trump is trying to get disaffected bernie sanders supporters on his side. trump says the way he sees things, when bernie sanders as a democratic convention decided stop fighting for nomination and urge his followers to rally around hillary clinton, he made a deal with the devil. the devil in this case being hillary clinton who he says, the election may be rigged for. the big crowd there in mechanicsburg, pennsylvania, roared with approval as trump escalated attract from "crooked hillary" to hillary the devil. elizabeth. elizabeth: why is trump now picking a fight with fire marshall in ohio? this made headlines. reporter: because he thinks the fire marshall was keeping his crowd in columbus, ohio, yesterday, small trying to make a point. >> just want to tell you we have had thousands of people outside, thousands. they were turned away by, for political reasons, purely for political reasons. they said in this massi