you're wrong say you're wrong but in this case, i mean, "the washington post" and new york times, randi kayet out a report talking about the number of seats -- >> obviously -- >> charles -- >> different opinion. >> yes, yes, clearly no doubt about that. charles, does he play to his supporters this notion of being the agreed party, anti media attack and look, there is plenty to attack, bias is a real issue. we think about and worry about and ring hands about but whether or not donald trump is accurate, i mean, in this case he doesn't seem to be accurate, does it not matter to those people who are supporting him because it plays into that narrative of the media is out to get me? >> i think in this particular situation, this is a media creation. i believe my personal opinion is this entire candidacy is propertied up by free media time and so he can play both sides of that and that's his prerogative to play the victim of the media and ride the coat tails of the media. i think that the bigger problem is that the campaign made such a horrible decision about this hee meeting in south carolina as an

trump, randi kaye with cnn. a lot of people in the crowd wanted to hear specifics. >> we'll be doing very big specifics next week and i think you'll be very happy. >> reporter: they want to hear a tax plan, are you ready? >> we'll be giving the tax plan i would say next week sometime in the early part of the week, a phenomenal tax plan. >> reporter: more promises as he greeted by the south carolina african american chamber of commerce. trump wanted it all captured on camera. >> hi steven, nice to see you. >> absolutely. where is cnn? come here, cnn. >> reporter: let's hear it. i did them a quick favor, we said we would do a big stopover and i hear it is nice. that's great. >> reporter: it is. >> a great honor to be here. >> reporter: why was it important to talk here today to this group? >> the chamber of commerce and african american and that's important to me and we got phenomenal polls from the african american people. 25% poll which is a fantastic number for a republican but we'll do better than that so i'm

you're wrong say you're wrong but in this case, i mean, "the washington post" and new york times, randi kayee is no reason randi wants to put out a report talking about the number of seats -- >> obviously -- >> charles -- >> different opinion. >> yes, yes, clearly no doubt about that. charles, does he play to his supporters this notion of being the agreed party, anti media -- aggrieved party, anti-media attack and look, there's plenty to attack, bias is a real issue. we think about and worry about and wring our hands about. but whether or not donald trump is accurate, i mean in this case, he doesn't seem to be accurate, does it not matter to those people who are supporting him because it plays into that narrative of the media is out to get me? >> i think in this particular situation, this is a media creation. i believe my personal opinion is this entire candidacy is propertied up by free media time and so he can play both sides of that and that's his prerogative to play the victim of the media and ride the coat tails of the media. i think that the bigger problem is that the campaign made suc

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> the dalai lama is canceling his u.s.he tibetan spiritual leader is in the united states right now for a routine checkup. his office didn't elaborate on why the doctors ordered rest. the cancelations are likely welcome news, though, for china which has long objected to the u.s. meeting with the dalai lama. >>> still to come on "cnn newsroom," the families of 43 missing students from mexico still don't know what happened to their children. what they want now from that country's government as this broadcast continues. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>mine hurt more.. >>mine stopped hu

here is randi kaye. >> reporter: even before he was elected, the man who would be pope introduced the he was flying over to the conclave that elected him to be pope, he booked his own ticket. >> flew coach. >> reporter: the soon to be pope was staying at a guest house nearby and avenue he got word he was chosen as the new pope, he did something very unusual. >> he has them drive by, drive him by the guest house the next morning to pay his bill on his own and settle his account, you know. he could have sent somebody over there. you know, he didn't. >> reporter: his humbleness just part of the appeal, the first jez wit pope ever and he chose to live in the santa marta guest house and instead of vatican's pipe l apartments and he eats in the cafeteria everyone buses his own trey. sometimes he eats with the bishops, other times the custodian staff. as archbishop he live in a small bedroom reportedly with a portable heater he would turn on when the build's heating system shut down and cooked for himself and rode the subway and bus and they are known for inpen kens. picks up his own eyeglas

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randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> former vice president dick cheney weighing in on hillary clinton.her handling of her e-mail as "sloppy and unprofessional." those comments part of a wide ranging conversation he had, he and his daughter had with cnn special correspondent, jamie gangel, covered a number of themes, mr. cheney's new book "exceptional why the world need a powerful america." here is a preview. >> you in the book blame the spread of isis on president obama. he says, it is your fault that bush-cheney left the region unstable. >> well, i think he is wrong. look at the record. we had a situation in which by the time we got through the surge in '07, '08, president bush made a courageous correct decision. iraq was in good shape when we left office. and barack obama said as much. what happened basically was they failed to follow through. they withdrew as quickly as possible. and left no stay-behind force there. they created a vacuum. the vacuum was filled by isis. >> that's one interpretation. tune in for more of the interview tomorrow night here on 360. meantime, tonight after

here is randi kaye. >> reporter: donald trump unleashed in 140 characters or less. tweets are often sarcastic, hateful, and downright nasty. most are directed at his opponents. j jeb bush never uses his last name on television, signage, is he ashamed of the name bush. pretty sad situation. go, jeb. congratulations at lindsay graham sc, you just got four points in your home state of sc. far better than 0 nationally. you are only 26 points behind me. after democratic candidate bernie sanders lost control of his microphone to black lives matters protesters, trump tweeted. how is bernie sanders going to defend our country if he can't defend his own microphone. very sad. trump went after the president during the ebola scare. i am starting to think there is something seriously wrong with president obama's mental health. why won't he stop the flights. psycho. in another tweet he asked if the president is stupid or arrogant. trump has nearly 4 million followers on twitter. so his tweets hardly go unnoticed. his favorite word when firing off these zingers seem to be dumb and

first, though, randi kaye. >> former president bill clinton, downplaying his skills as a surrogate for hillary clinton. >> he was cool, calm, collected, he calibrated himself, and then he would drop a bomb. i don't know anything about politics, and then he would drop another bomb. that kind of bill clinton would be a tremendous asset to hillary clinton. >> bill jones thinks of him as one of the greatest defenders of his wife. listen to him on fareed zakaria. >> i have never seen so much expended on so little. the other party doesn't want to run against her and if they do they want her as mangled up as much as possible. >> he is one of the strongers po strongest political leaders on earth. >> will he make mistakes like 2008? earlier the president said this about then senator barack obama's campaign. >> give me a break. this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale i have ever seen. >> only to explain later that he was talking about obama's stance on the iraq war, not obama's quest to become the first black president. bill clinton also compared obama's south carolina primary win to jesse ja

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more on that now from our randi kaye. >> reporter: seven iowa republicans all evangelical christians. >> when it comes to choosing a candidate does your faith and beliefs come first? >> yes. >> reporter: only one in our group is sure he's voting trump. >> the relationship mr. trump has with god is between him and god. i am not the one here to judge. >> reporter: others in the group don't agree. one of the biggest issues, trump has never asked for forgiveness from god. >> i think if i do something wrong, i think i just try and make it right. i don't bring god into that picture. i don't. >> what it causes me to do is pray for him because he will never know the peace that he can have from forgiveness. >> reporter: trump also raised eyebrows among the group when he said this. >> when we go in church and when i drink my little wine which is about the only wine i drink, and have my little cracker, i guess that's a form of asking for forgiveness, and i do that as often as possible because i feel cleansed. okay? >> reporter: when you hear donald trump say i have a littl cracker and i feel cle

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he called randi kaye, a horrible report, this because she had reported along with other journalists, there was a bunch of mpcs that dispute this thing and people stood up, but his fans love it. >> this did resonate with his base, but the most interesting poll about there, a "usa today" poll fouled that 70% of respondents believe the media is intentionally biased. he's not talking to a maul group of people. an overwhelming number of americans think that reporters are not telling the truth. it's resonating with a lot of people. >> simon rosenberg, trump is again boycotting fox news. he's started tweeting negative thing about megyn kelly and a number of other contributors. fox fired back saying the attacks have gotten stale and tiresome. trump and roger ailes are going to meet this week. >> i'm disappointed he hasn't gotten after you, howie. no, i think the worry should be if you're a trump supporter, which is sounding a lot like whining. there's a point where this is crossing over, i think, where it does sound thin-skinned, it doesn't sound virtuous, like he's sticking up for himself.

last night could be pivotal, which is why our randi kaye spent the night talking to voters in iowa. >a undecided republicans hoped the debate would help them figure out who to vote for. >> is there anyone trump scored points with? >> for our focus group, donald trump was not at the top of our list. >> women across the country are unplooezed with the laundry list of horrible comment he is made about women. >> i'm concerned about him being the president, that he would maybe start a war with a nuclear bomb or something like that. >> some in our group thought he should have played nice when jeb bush pressed him about bringing bush's wife, who is mexican-american into the immigration conversation. >> why don't you apologize to her right now. >> i won't apologize because i said nothing wrong. >> in fact, trump didn't even score when they were asked who did the best job in this debate. carly fiorina rated the highest with 22 out of 32 in her corner. >> you have to give her a lot of credit. and i think over the last six months, she is coming into her own. and she isn't afraid of anybody or an

randi kaye has the latest. >> look at momma did while you were sleeping. >> reporter: this was the girls baby doe in happier times. august last year, a second birthday party in her honor. now we know her real name. >> what's that, bella. >> reporter: it's bella bond and she sure loved hello kitty. >> today, 83 days after we found this little girl on the shoreline, we're at last able to speak for baby bella. >> reporter: the girl's body was discovered june 25th. all authorities knew for sure was she hadn't been dead very long and there was no sign of a struggle. they thought she was about 4 years old, hispanic or caucasian. they had no idea who killed her until now. >> in light of the evidence that we have developed, i have authorized the arrest of michael patrick mccarthy, age 35, for bella's murder. >> bella's mother's boyfriend. authorities checked on more than 150 children tipsters thought could have been baby doe. mean while, all this time, she was from right here in dorchester, massachusetts, about 17 miles away from where her body was found. she lived right here in this apartment

first, though, 360's randi kaye. >> i have no confidence in my political field anymore. i've been out it have a long time. >> former president clinton downplaying his skills as a surrogate for hillary. >> he was cool, calm, collected and then he'd drop a bomb. i don't know anything about politics. and then he'd drop another bomb. that kind of bill clinton will be a tremendous asset to hillary clinton. >> van johns considers bill clinton one of the greatest defenders on his wife. listen to him on cnn with fareed zakaria. >> i have never seen so much expended against so little. the other party doesn't want to run against her and if they do, they want her as mangled up as possible. >> he's one of the most popular political figures on earth. you don't put someone like that in a jar and hope they don't say anything. >> the then senator said this about barack obama's campaign. >> give me a break. this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale i've ever seen. >> only to explain later he was talking about obama's stance on the iraq war, not on his quest to become the first black pre

neighbor to neighbor one on one just a few thousand viewers last night could be pivotal, which is why randi kaye spent debate night talking to a group of what whwha iowa people. >> reporter: 22 republicans hoping the cnn debate would help them choose a candidate. is there anyone here who trump scored points with tonight? no? [ laughter ] >> reporter: for our focus group, donald trump was not at the top of their list. >> women across the country are very unpleased about the laundry list of horrible comments he's made about women. >> i'm really concerned about him being the president that he would maybe start a war with a nuclear bomb or something like that. >> reporter: some in our group thought he should have played nice when jeb bush presed him about bringing it into the conversation. in fact, trump didn't score when this group was asked who did the best job during the debate. carly fiorina rated highest with 22 of our 32 voters in her corner. >> there is a lot of testosterone in that stage and she is holding her own. >> she is and you have to give her credit and over the last six months, she's

i want to play a little clip from a focus group of voters in iowa that my colleague randi kaye hostedast night. take a listen. >> why do you think carly did such a good job? >> i think she took on donald trump. he did not impress me as much as he has in the past. but carly was there. she was steadfast. she was intelligent. she just really came across as someone that thought things through more than, you know, spoke off the cuff. >> what's your response, cory? >> well, i think my response would be that, you know, 40% of the questions that were asked last night by you were either directed to mr. trump or about things that mr. trump has said. as a clear front runner in this race it was the desire of all of the other candidates on that stage to draw a distinction between them and mr. trump and to try and do something to increase their poll numbers. he has consistently been the leader in this race for the last seven weeks. so i think what you found on that debate stage was a number of candidates who wanted to take a shot at mr. trump on a series of issues to raise their own profile. i thin

randi kaye was in the courtroom today. >> reporter: the man prosecutors say killed bella bond in courthe first time behind glass and just feet away from girlfriend rachial bond, the girl's mother. the couple exposed by a long-time friend. michael spirnsky. mccarthy told him bella had been taken away by the department of children and families but suddenly last week, he heard a different story when he asked the girl's mother about getting her back. >> she responded, michael mccarthy killed her and i'm accessory after the fact because i helped him get rid of her body. >> reporter: stunned, he called his sister who shared this computer image createed to help identify the little girl. court records show he also recognized the the zebra blanket found with her body from bella's stroller. both he and his sister contacted authorities giving them the break they needed. it all happened in late may when prosecutors say bella was unwilling to go to bed here at her massachusetts apartment. that's when prosecutors say michael mccarthy went to try to calm her down in the back bedroom. when things got

randi kaye was in the courtroom and joins me now.what was revealed here. >> reporter: anderson, first of all, prosecutors made it clear bella bond was actually murdered back in may. it happened one night late when the assistant attorney said she was unwilling to go to bed so michael mccarthy went to the back room and apparently tried to calm her and when rachial bond her mother heard things got quiet, she went to check on them and told police she found michael mccarthy striking and punching bella bond in the st stomach killing her and when she asked what he had done, he said bella was possessed with demons and it was her turn to die, anderson. >> i know authorities have been trying to identify her body for three months now. how did the case finally come together? >> it all came together with this long-time friend of michael mcelderry cooeccarthy. he was living with michael and rachial and bella and one day noticed bella was not there so started asking questions apparently and michael mccarthy told police had told him bella had been t

randy kaye, cnn, new york. >>> a short break here.e's parliament. ahead, what the country's president says about the deadly clashes on the streets of kiev. >>> plus european markets are just revving up after another rough day for asian stocks. we'll check the numbers for you after the break. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>> welcome back, everyone. two journalists charged with defaming thailand's navy have been acquitted. the two were reporting in 2013 on the alleged involvement of thai naval forces in human trafficking. >> they could have faced up to seven years in prison. amnesty internationa

randi kaye is in des moines, iowa, tonight at break university where she watched the debate with a groupdecided voters. she joins us now. what are you hearing from them? >> we're hearing a lot of feedback. there was some cheers, some boos during the debate. 32 undecided voters here at cole's library at drake university. let's talk to a couple of them. first of all, angela, you had pretty much written off chris christie, but tonight you were impressed. >> i was impressed. but to go from written off to probably a two or a three. so -- >> why do you think he did a good job? >> i think he brought a lot of specifics. i was impressed with some of the facts, you know, we're looking for facts, not just thoughts or high level ideas and i think he did bring some facts to the table. you know. so he moved up a little. >> the group wants specifics, for sure. anderson, a lot of the people here think that carly fiorina was a big standout, including susan here. why do you think carly did such a good job? >> i think she took on donald trump. he did not impress me as much as he has in the past. but carly

. >> randi kaye is here with me. randi, if not john rams, then who? >> that's a good question.ip and also melvin reine jr., neither of them were every named a suspect or charged. rams tolls us that he had gone to authorities and warned authorities that she was going to be killed. authorities said they had no report of him telling them that, but the d.a. during the trial sort of alleged to the fact that maybe todd reine was the guy who wanted to pay john rams to kill shirley reine, and todd was at the trial, he sat in the balcony, which certainly turned heads. again, never officially named as a suspect, todd reine, and never officially charged. >> so the husband here, he was also something that made a lot of people wonder, but the problem is that he was in a facility at the time. he was in an institution, because he had dementia, really bad dementia. that's really the crux of this whole case. when he had started to develop this dementia is when he did this will that cut out his stepsons and gave shirley everything. they were suing her to try to get some of the estate back. meanw