robert: donald trump goes on the attack again. we will tell you which presidential candidate is the latest victim. and mike and little would be are keeping track of the forecast. >> meteorologist: a change coming up, still pretty mild outside, 78 degrees, warm and humid, a few storms expected later this afternoon. if you want weather information, download our apps with daily and hourly forecasts, download for google play by wild cub most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, juliet: rosie o'donnell's desperately for help worked. her teenage daughter has been found safe and sound. the comedian said 17-year-old chelsea had been missing for a weekend needed to take medication for her mental health. after getting some help from chelsea's france, police located the clean and her therapy dog on the jersey shore about 130 miles from her home in rockland county. rosy posted a tweet thanking everyone for their health. juliet: good news. let's get to mike for hopeful

robert donald. [inaudible] scott kipper. >> my name is [inaudible] and i'm the regional manager for thrift town. since the new owners have taken over the building we had nothing but benefits from it. the building has been made safer. the people that were living up stairs illegally are gone and we were having lots of trouble with them in our stores because they were coming down and being criminal behavior. all that kind of stuff is cleaned up. we now have a really good working relationship with him and he comes in and takes care of any problems that we have in the stores, so personally i'm very pleased with how it is going. i don't know about all the artist displacement stuff but i know for us as the- we have 2 floors that we have benefited from the new landlords. thank you. >> my name is ron [inaudible] and i'm the owner of fabric outlet and we have been there since 1982 so we have seen a lot of changes and seen a lot of different owners we went through and all i can do is speak from experience. i f

robert: the donald will be doing his duty that is jury duty later today. great equalizer makes us all the same in eyes of the law as he made his rounds on weekend talk shows. >> i can't imagine what people inside that courtroom are thinking today. fox 5 kerry drew joins live from outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan. and she has the latest. good morning kerry. reporter: good morning to both of you. donald trump will be taking a break from his campaigning today. he'll be appearing at courthouse behind me as he reports for jury duty later this morning. all of this as we're learning more about his stance is on immigration. >> we have to make a whole new set of standards and when people come in, they have to -- >> families deport -- >> no we're going to keep families together we have to keep families together. >> out -- >> but they have to go. >> no place to go. ferlg we will work with them. they have to go. chuck. >> we have a country or we don't have a country. >> donald trump appearing on "meet the press" on sunday talking about immigration. trump s

donald trump was in the spotlight for much of the night as expected. robert: after weeks of speculation senator chuck schumer said he will oppose deal saying there is too greater risk that iran will use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals. his words. juliet: very disconcerting news, the number of deaths and the ten for the legionnaires' disease outbreak in the bronx. robert: the number of people with the disease is not 100 and that could grow. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the largest outbreak of legionnaires' disease the city has ever seen. there is a lot of concern. the city says they have identified these five sources where a deadly bacteria was harvard and they have cleaned those sites. there's a chance the number of cases will rise in coming days because of the incubation period which is ten days. there has been a lot of talk about pulling towers since we found out about the spread of the out right, these are towers on the top of large industrial or commercial buildings. there are water, there is water in these cooling towers a

robert: donald trump's immigration plan is a hot topic on the campaign trail. juliet: statements are causing other republican candidates to address the issue and take another look at their stance. kerry drew joins us with more. >> reporter: donald trump heading back to the campaign trail scheduled to be in new hampshire later this week and will likely be discussing his immigration plan. the gop front runner reported for jury duty in lower man and as reaction poured into his immigration plan. he unveiled his position over the weekend, his first formal policy plan since announcing his candidacy. recalls from mexico to pay for a wall on the border with the u.s.. the plan calls for an unprecedented crackdown ending birthright citizenship which has been guaranteed by the constitution since the teen 68, makes anyone born in the u.s. automatically a citizen. other gop presidential candidates weighed in with mixed reviews. >> we have a huge problem on the border, we need to address it but can't be addressed with a wall. that won't fix the problem. >> no question about

robert costa, donald trump versus fox news. i was watching fox news when that debate ended last thursday. donald trump was getting absolutely destroyed on fox news airwaves. since then he's made those comments about megyn kelly and blood. they were barely reported on fox news. he's patched things up with roger ailes. megyn kelly made some comments but didn't exactly go after donald trump. it looks to me that donald trump won a staredown with fox news. >> i've spoken with sources close to fox news today and close to the trump campaign. my sense is on the fox side, roger ailes wants to protect his big talent megyn kelly, be on her side. he never wanted this confrontation with trump to unfold in this long lingering drama, wanted that to end. trump, it's not that he has any hate for fox news, he was unhappy with the debate. but he was willing to come back. this is a meeting of two major personalities, ailes and trump trying to mend fences. >> we continue to wait for donald trump in michigan, his first campaign appearance since the

robert donald lease holder of studio 17 llc does not speak for me. i am in support of the opportunity to work out a compromise with [inaudible] i was not happy with the original levy holman offer. i do not want to appear i'm complaining about a less glamorous studio space but the second floor isn't suitable. low ceiling, lack of natural light. [inaudible] serve ths multicultural mission communities. we need trade shop spaces. affordable rates locked in w a 10 year lease. i believe this compromise is a step in the right direction and preservation of small businesses, worker, artist [inaudible] who support and contribute to the rich cultural of the mission. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. my name is adam berry. i had been a artist at studio 17 for roughly 5 years. when i first found the space i was thrilled to be able to obtain a studio in the mission district. it was not until a few years ago when the building was sold that the idea of being displaced began to settle. the way rick holman and his team went about displacing vario

i wonder what's going to happen, robert, if donald trump shows up and is more muted and doesn't givehat people are looking for. >> i predict he'll play against type initially in this debate whether he's disciplined enough to stay that way is another issue, but i think the bigger point is this. there's a very big distinction between playing to the republican electorate and speaking out to the country at large. right now donald trump has so inflamed the rhetoric that you have now mike huckabee threatening to bring in federal troops to block women's rights to make their own health care choices. you have rand paul using a buzz saw to go through the tax code. ted cruz using a machine gun with bacon wrapped around it as a new way to cook bacon. they look like an infomercial for anger management therapy. that may play very well with the right-wing base of the republican party that chooses the nominee, but it's way out of step with the american people. >> and that's the big thing. how do you get through the primaries and make your point and beat those guys at a very, very strategic game and

robert donald.inaudible] scott kipper. >> my name is [inaudible] and i'm the regional manager for thrift town. since the new owners have taken over the building we had nothing but benefits from it. the building has been made safer. the people that were living up stairs illegally are gone and we were having lots of trouble with them in our stores because they were coming down and being criminal behavior. all that kind of stuff is cleaned up. we now have a really good working relationship with him and he comes in and takes care of any problems that we have in the stores, so personally i'm very pleased with how it is going. i don't know about all the artist displacement stuff but i know for us as the- we have 2 floors that we have benefited from the new landlords. thank you. >> my name is ron [inaudible] and i'm the owner of fabric outlet and we have been there since 1982 so we have seen a lot of changes and seen a lot of different owners we went through and all i can do is speak from experience. i fee

so -- that's pretty typical for the sinaloa technology. >> robert i know that donald trump says he wantsborder security with the wall but if they're building tunnel the we have a whole other problem going on. >> problem is -- is very complex, multilayered i know it is a wonderful soundbite to say that building a wall you this is beginning to resolve a problem. but you're extraordinarily naive to the facts if that's what your argument is. a fence does nothing other than slow people down. and there's some areas where we have terrain, mountains, water, poor soil, marshes, sand dunes where the six million dollars a mile cost -- is increased substantially because of the terrain problem. so what is the smart thing to do in those areas? well you need to be thinking about more officers. you need to be thinking about man and unmanned aircraft. fixed and mobile surveillance services there are many different ways that we need to improve what we're doing. where we are -- and a wall is not -- doesn't sound like it is enough not if you have tunnels there too. ford, we can anticipate that we're going t

that was our john roberts reporting. >>> donald trump brought up the bible and billy graham coming upwo political experts if he's winning any converts in the deep south. >>> a federal judge late friday ordered the obama administration to rapidly release immigrant children held in detention centers, and in some cases release their mothers as well. the judge refused the government's request to reconsider a previous decision that said some minors who crossed the border illegally were being held in violation of a long standing settlement. she gave the department of homeland security until october 23rd to comply with her order. attorneys for the government are reviewing the order and may try to appeal this latest ruling. immigration authorities have said the move ordered by the judge could encourage many more families to send their young children north from central and south america exposing them to dangers from smuggling and of course the searing heat right now in the southern part of the united states. >>> turning now to immigration overseas. complete chaos on the border between macedoni

. >> drum z donald trump is going from the campaign trail to court this morning. robert: we are joined with more on what that entails today. a circus in downtown manhattan. kerry: good morning. donald trump in iowa over the weekend and today in lower manhattan and reporting to jury duty. trump said i'm looking forward to it. i think it is fun. this is as we look at the outline on immigration. >> we have to make a whole new set of standards. together. keep the families together but they have to go. what if they have no place to go? >> we'll work with them. we have a country or we don't have a country. >> donald trump talking about immigration and reversing praem us executive orders and deport all of the undocumented immigrants from the u.s. and the trump campaign released a policy paper online and unveiling three core principles. trump said he would put stricter on immigrations and explaining how to force mexico to pay for a wall on the border along the u.s. and this is as the polls are showing trump leading with 25%. carsson is next with 12%. >> i'm leading in the polls,

robert: her poll numbers that opinion donald trump's immigration plan as a hot topic on the campaign trail. juliet: his statements cause of the republican candidates to take a look at their stance. kerry drew join us from the newsroom with more. kerry: after reporting for jury duty donald trump is heading back to the campaign trail expected to be in new hampshire and later this week, likely talking about his immigration plan, getting a lot of attention especially from other gop presidential candidates. >> see what happens, see what happens. >> reporter: as donald trump reported for jury duty monday in reaction foreign to his immigration plan. the gop front runner unveiled his position over the weekend calling for mexico to pay for a wall on the border with the u.s.. >> we are building a wall, it will be strong, solid, police. >> reporter: other gop presidential candidates way in. >> we have a huge problem on the board we need to address but it can't be addressed just with a that won't fix the problem. >> no question. enforce the law, no question we should be -- >> reporter: from's pl

but today he let it be known he has signed on with donald trump instead. robert costa at the "washington post" reporting not only that move but a bunch of other ones. the donald trump campaign staffing all over the place. mr. trump not only picked up sam clovis, this iowa conservative, as a new national co-chair of his campaign. mr. trump also today hired a new state director in nevada. he hired two new staffers in new hampshire, in south carolina he's made two new hires as well including a woman named nancy mace, the first woman to ever graduate from the citadel, now working on donald trump's campaign in south carolina. individually, none of those hires, none of those announcements is the sort of thing that would make for a spectacular and entertaining television from a celebrity candidate. none of those is a celebrity move at all. none of them zingers. but they are the serious staffing hires that will impress whether or not donald trump's campaign for president gets treated as a political campaign rather than just an ongoing and admittedly hilarious publicity s

robert: i imagine a couple of that is where donald trump is showing up for jury duty. what are the chances that the donald will be picked? oh, kerry, this is going to be an exciting day. kerry: donald trump is scheduled to report to jury duty later this morning in lower manhattan. this is getting a glimpse on the outline for immigration. >> making a whole new set of standards. we are going to keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go. >> donald trump appearing on meet the press on sunday and talking about immigration and reverse president obama's undocumented immigrants from the u.s. unveiling three core principles for immigration reform and saying he would put limits on immigration and explaining how to force mexico pay for a wall along the border. >> i'm leading in the polls, i go on the show and you will get the highest ratings in years. >> on the democratic side lin ton is leading by 19 points over sanders. a month ago she had a 40 point advantage. 8:00% of americans said they believe

lou: there you have it, stephen hayes, robert zimmerman the way this suggests is for donald trump tok as stayed and dull and passive as many of his rivals. what do you think? is that a clever idea for donald trump. >> two points, i'm not sure donald trump could do that if you wanted to. and two, pains me to agree with robert. i've got to be wrong if i think he's right. but i think that's what trump has to do. he has to -- he can't not be himself, he's got to be irreverent in the way we've seen and the way that's led him to accumulate support. it's a serious thing, and being in that debate hall and looking up at the podiums. i think he will have the moment where he says this is a serious thing. i'm in the middle of this. and he has to answer questions in a serious way. lou: do you say this as if it's icky and confining as all the other debates have been. i shouldn't be so prejudicial. one thing that trump is teaching everyone, democrats and republicans alike, there's no god given right to be the most boring sob in the world, when you step up before the voters and ask for votes. >> you

i'm craig melvin in for thomas roberts today. donald immigration a hot topic for both of them as well. tonight donald trump will be appearing in a 40,000-seat football stadium. meanwhile, bush's camp just announced a visit to the texas-mexico border for monday. if you look at the right hand of your screen there, you will see live images from columbus, ohio. that is where jeb bush is about to talk about the american dream, we're told. both candidates under fire lately for using the term anchor baby. however, it's trump that's faced the lion's share of criticism on his use of language on immigration. just a short time ago, donald tru trump appeared to back away a bit about comments on two men who beat up an alleged illegal immigrant. police say one of them expressed support for trump as they beat up the guy. some characterized trump's initial response to the story as insensitive. today donald trump tweeting this. that's actually not the tweet. he tweeted this, quote, boston incident is terrible, we need energy and passion but we must trea

more than 40,000 people expected to pack in to the stadium in mobile for donald trump. john roberts live tonight. good evening. >> good evening to you. we are having technical difficulties. remains to be seen whether this will be the biggest campaign event. certainly more than 35,000 have selected tickets. even if they got three quarters it would be enough to put trump in the lead in front of bernie sanders. trump just before he arrived did a couple of loops in the stadium reminiscent of what bill clinton used to do even if he was feeling a little down. seeing air force one circling. they cheers going up. alabama, why is he holding a rally? not a typical campaign stop, but this year different because alabama is part of a six state sec primary. pursuing the same sort of southern strategy. also very close to mississippi and florida. >> polling a few along with them. scott walker has recently adopted a more aggressive posture and jeb bush describe the children of people in this country illegally calling him anchor babies. listen to the to the response. >> it is not politically correct

that enrages the kind of people who like donald trump. >> robert costa, jonathan karl wrestled with him. but as we saw in all his answers on sunday, he just kept running, and used up the clock and jonathan karl moved on to another subject, so he never got the follow up in there, the kind of logic of logical question, which is, so, if an african-american president does what you think is a bad job, america won't elect another african-american president. what about a white president doing a bad job, and why would america ever elect a white president after, say, richard nixon or others who have been judged by significant portions of the population to have done a bad job? >> it's a great followup. i'm sure if he comes on the show you can ask him that. the fascinating thing is race. they don't want to be talking about race on the year of charleston, unrest across the country. immigration, most of the presidential contenders want to shy away from that issue if it's not talking about border security. trumen, he welcomes these discussions. ask him a question, he'll give you a confident answer an

roberts. it's total media domination for donald trump. sit-down interviews. must see news conferences. just wednesday. friday his campaign says he's expecting tens of thousands to attend a rally in mobile, alabama. that's his first major tour of the south. here are highlights of town hall. >> there's a very big question as to the anchor babies. it's going to be a real wall, not a toy wall like we have right now. i want it to be so beautiful because maybe some day they're going to call it the trump wall. right down the road we have jeb. very small crowd. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him, to get things done is hard. he's very low energy. mitt romney let us down. he should have won that election. he failed. he choked. the only thing constant is trump. i mean, all of them change or on the om

big backer of donald trump, first of all, robert, it seems like an oxymoron that donald trump even needsise money, but you argue that he is resonating, forget whether you want to raise money for him of just look at how he has withstood all the bashing and controversy and still rises in the polls. do you think he damaged himself in any way last night? are you worried? >> not at all. and you're absolutely right, donald trump -- we won't be giving donald trump any money, because he doesn't need any money. neil: so what do you do for him? >> citizens for restoring usa is all about making sure that hillary clinton doesn't get to the white house or any other democrat for that matter. and mika -- neil: what if he runs as a third party candidate, robert, and all of a sudden hands the white house to a democratic candidate? >> you and i've discussed this before, that's not going to happen. neil: he didn't rule it out last night, robert. >> i know. but let me tell you something, look, neil, how many times have i been right on your show? 100%. karl rove has been wrong 100%, and the rest of the pundi

robert from arkansas. we do have a clip from donald trump's exchange with megan kelly that we want to bring you now. kelly: one of the things people love about you is that you speak your mind. -- that hast is not had its downsides where it comes to women. you call women you do not like dogs, and fat pigs. your twitter cap -- mr. trump: only rosie o'donnell. megan kelly: no, it was not. -- for ther account record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. --r twitter account had some several disparaging comments about women's looks. does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect as president and how you will answer the charge from hillary clinton who is likely to be the democratic nominee that you are a part of the world women? mr. trump: the big problem this country has is being politically correct. [applause] by so been challenged many people and i do not frankly have time for total political correctness and to be honest with you, this country does not have time either. this country is in big trouble. we do not win anymore. we lose to china and mexico in train and at the book -- in

when fox news chief robert ales calls the comments disturbing and said the apology was in order, donald trump said this. >> she's a very small element in my i just don't care. >> his gop points may soon have no choice but to go on the attack. >> it's the old schoolyard school strategy that, you know, if you stand up to the bully, he'll likely pick on somebody else. if you don't, he tends to run the table on you. >> ramos and univision don't want to stand up to trump. they want to sit down. the network's chief asking to enter into an in-depth interview with ramos. that may not happen. you may remember trump filed a half billion-dollar lawsuit after eun virgs dropped the miss universe pageant. >> we'll sit down with ramos a about his showdown. one of the men has already returned to his hometown ready to resume his education. teri okita report. >> reporter: anthony sadler is finally back home in sacramento days after he and his childhood friends helped spoil a terror attack on a train headed for paris. he managed to slip past reporters tuesday leave college friend john dixon who coincident

roberts, fox news. >> john, thank you. >>> well, donald trump igniting that fierce debate over his stance on immigrationorm calling for an end to birthright citizenship and his use of a controversial term referring to the american-born children of undocumented immigrants. but what does this mean for the republican front-runner and the debate over illegal immigration with some in the gop divided on just how to deal with some contentious aspects over immigration? well, let's bring in republican congressman steve king from iowa, also a member of the house judiciary committee. i had a chance to catch with him earlier. as i understand it you believe that trump's message on immigration could add momentum to efforts in congress right now, to tackle the issue of so-called anchor babies and the clause in the 14th amendment that spells out in article one, section nine, that congress shall have the power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization which means there's really no need to amend the 14th amendment, right? >> that's exactly where i am and have been for a long time, uma. when i introduced the birthrigh

juliet: moving on now donald trump's stint of jury duty lasted less than 7 hours. robert: dismissed around 3:45 bankers hours. now attention shifting back to politics and planned to end illegal immigration. kerry drew joins us now with more on the donald. what a spectacle at that courthouse pmg >> so many reportsers outside trying to get a picture of him. trying to talk to him. he didn't have reading material for the first part of the day but came after lunch and had papers with him. set for his civic duty. heading back to the campaign trail he's expected to be in manhattan later on this week. he will likely be discussing his immigration plan. if his first formal policy plan since announce his candidacy and it is getting a lot of attention. >> sees what happen. >> as he reported for jury duty reaction poured into his immigration plan. gop front runner unveiled his position over the weekend calling for mexico to pay for a wall on boarder with the u.s. >> we're building a wall. it is going to be strong, it is going to be solid, policed. >> other gop presidential candidates

robert, your headline today reads an iowa surprise, donald trump is actually trying to win. and it includes, quote, you can't swing a dead cat in iowa and not hit a trump person. that is actually rick perry's iowa campaign person saying that. how real is trump campaign in iowa? >> casey has seen it up close and knows as well as i do and other reporters that chuck laud ner is helping out trump these days and they are really getting a ground game going in the northwest part of the state that is very conservative. they are driving a trump bus that is royal blue around going to walmart parking lots. it really contrasts with trump's celebrity. he may be a big star in the gop field but on the ground it is old school campaigning. >> and you also report that there were about 100 people or so that showed up to the trump bus iowa. and he wasn't even in the bus. >> he wasn't. this is what makes the trump campaign a singular experience in american politics. a bus without the candidate draws 100 people at a walmart. i this i some see it as an oasis of celebrity politics in a desert of sh

donald trump who usually comes out and says, he knows. don't worry. he'll tell you later. >> some people might call it more steak over the sizzle. david, katy, and robertu very much. >>> after the break, donald trump lays out his immigration plan. >> going to deport children? >> we're going to keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. >> but keep them -- >> they have to go. >> we'll play much more from that exchange from chuck todd's exclusive interview with trump when we come back. ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history is replete with turning points. (kevin) wow, this is great. (commentator) where fantasy becomes reality! (penguin 1) where are we going? (penguin 2) the future, boys. the glorious future. (vo) at&t and directv are now one- bringing your television and wireless together- and taking entertainment to places you'd never imagine. (rick) louis, i think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. ♪ mother nature can turn in an instant; don't turn back. introducing the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ this is my fi

roberts. we start with. trump force one, the donald kicking off the college preseason a few weeks early.he senior bowl of 43,000-seat venue where he is expecting a large gathering as part of an initial swing through the deep south. it has some history to it. bear bryant coached his first ever football game for alabama there. tonight, donald trump will be trying to make history himself. the largest crowd yet for the 2016 field. trump of course under fire for among other things his stance on immigration. even one of his iowa co-chairs telling the des moines register, quote, on illegal immigration he wants to gather up the families and ship them out? that was a boondoingle. the caucus goers are like, what? that was a big mistake. today democratic congressman castro appearing on msnbc saying that trump's offensive comments about, quote, anchor baby, for instance will be jeb bush and republicans to a winless season. >> it's not only hurting the republican party with donald trump has done, it's hurting the country. and unfortunately what you see with the other leading candidates for the republ

donald did not mention any actors over 80. only clint eastwood and robertal and the others are no longer with us like marlon brando but there is my one point of agreement with donald trump. we agree on marlon brando and another fabulous question in "the hollywood reporter," our interview with trump. whose side are you on in defl e deflatega deflategate, tom brady and roger goodell. he got it right for new hampshire. tom brady. tom is an unbelievable guy. he's a very good friend of mine. i have his number right here someplace. whatever. here look, he just called me and trump then holds up a little post-it note with tom brady's new cell phone on there. michael steele, i think we learned why tom brady had to throw away that cell phone. >> we did. >> another example of him having his finger on the pulse of the people. tom brady or roger goodell. >> another quick break. kasie hunt thank you for joining us from hn houston tonight. really appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a special rewrite just for donald trump and everyone who does not understand american law on

. >> yeah donald trump is there so there you go. robert moses thanks very much. >> we're going to take a we can break. ben: yes mike is keeping track of the forecast for us. pretty nice weekend will it continue? >> it will an it does continue. grow like it sunny we have good stuff mostly sunny skies today. that's what we have out there right now. sun is up 735 degrees and we're going to head up close to 90s another hot humid day coming at us here. storms not a problem but later on tonight we have storms trying to push back to the tristate so if you want to track storms download the fox 5 weather app at the apple itunes store and a google play store to download for free, and then you can track storms as they make their move across the tristate. we'll be right back. feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> all right we're back 6:15. >> over to mike for a check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning w

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robert cassell and fox news political analyst juan williams. donaldump, juan, it looks like he's sticking around. >> i think he's going to be around. i think bob was at the event in alabama. we'll hear more in a moment. it seems to me that trump is the surprise that keeps on giving in this summer of trump. i thought he'd be done right now. he has resisted this time and again. at this moment you have jeb bush having to react to donald trump in a way that to me is very surprising, saying trump is not a conservative, trying to appeal to conservatives, but clearly jeb bush worried that the donor class is getting anxious at this point at his failure to engage trump or slow trump. >> bob, i'm interested, because you were there, listen, i knew things were different when he threw nascar under the bus in alabama, mobile, alabama, and got cheers for doing it. these people siding with trump over nascar and mobile. >> it was quite a moment to be there on a hot, sweaty friday night in mobile, alabama. trump comes out to "sweet home alabama." the crowd roars. this

called terrible accusations and outrageous and offensive plans by donald trump to deport 11 or 12 million hardworking people. joining us is robertthe "washington post." thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> so the verdict seems to be in on the results of the first presidential debate. donald trump cementing his role as the fairly distant front-runner. as he shores up the top of the pile, who's at the bottom? is it fair to look at chris christie as one of the people scrapping for his life at this point? >> i think you have to look at christie. this is someone who is the establishment favorite and in 2011 was the establishment favorite a few years ago before bridge gate. so i checked in with ray washburn a couple hours ago, he's christie's national finance guy, keeping all the donors in line and he told me christie had fund-raisers over the week end in southampton and he put on a brave face, he said christie will continue to move forward and tell it like he does on the debate stage. but the thing is he's got to go beyond that because his personality at s at the center of his campaign and if he can't showcase it there, where is

donald trump bent jeb bush taking part in tomorrow night's there. >> there are big names that will not be involved including both sides. robert moses here with this. >> reporter: it is hard to in the campaign season that is full of this much intrigue. donald trump has established a very healthy lead so he has the most to lose of any of these candidates. the question is will he exudes his trademark brashness tomorrow night on stage or will he rain it in a bit? the stage is set and here is the line up. donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, ben carson, ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie, john kasich. all rise on donald trump who will take center stage literally and figuratively. in an interview last night with bill o'reilly he admitted to being a bit nervous but said he hasn't rehearsed much. >> don't know how you can rehearse for a debate. i watched mitt romney, he let us down last time. he rehearsed. in that third debate was catastrophic. i don't know what happened to him but you have to be yourself. >> reporter: besides donald trump many will watch the debate to see how george bush performs-jeb bu

there was a piece in "the washington post" today that got a lot of buzz, and that was robert costa's, who has that donaldngly actually trying to win in iowa, and the evidence is that he has a pretty extensive staff there. i'm wondering if there's any other evidence that you're seeing that his campaign is picking up across the country, other than just maybe the buzz in the crowds. >> well, the question, kayla, for trudonald trump, and it's t of all self-founding candidates, is that are you going to lay out your own dough, not money you've raised from somebody else, to try to win the election. and there tends to be a threshold point where the person says, am i on track to win this? is it worth it to me? after all, these people don't get to be billionaires by being stupid with their money. ross perot was leading in the polls in early '92, he got out of the race that summer. he was not willing to lay out the kind of money to build that kind of campaign. he later got back in. donald trump will have to make that decision. is this just fun? is this entertainment for me? a reality tv show in a different form? or

donald trump. greg: thanks, robert. it is while that bought the gentle -- governor bobby jindal who have they been talking about as future president, at 9:00 p.m. rick perry. 14 years governor of texas. >> i can't let him and not think of the donald trump comments and glasses. sapna: look smarter, use an idiot,. rosanna: donald trump said he won't be using those words tomorrow night. greg: he will play it cool. meanwhile hillary clinton on the democratic side has more competition from joe biden and possibly questions from the fbi. rosanna: investigating security of the private e-mail server she used as secretary of state. according to a report in washington post the newspaper says the fbi also asked her lawyer bow of the security of a fund drive containing copies of those e-mails. mrs. clinton's e-mails have been scrutinized, she is the private server in her home instead of the government servers. government investigators and those on capitol want to know whether classified information wasn't received. greg: the city bi

and we'll see her on the main stage in future debates. >> robert, final question to you. do you think donald trump cares about women? >> absolutely. why is he ahead in all the polls amongst all the other republican candidates? >> what makes you believe that donald trump cares about women? specifically, what policy has he articulated that you would make you think that. >> let me answer peter's question. i mean i just am surprised about, you know that he's not leading amongst women, he's not leading amongst hispanics. they both hate him. guess what? he's leading in the polls in both of those things. specific women questions, to answer peter's question guess what the mediators missed the opportunity. they didn't ask good policy questions. the show was about the people on the panel asking the questions. they should have taken their owned a vice. and their own advice a few days ago was -- you've got chris wallace smirking when donald trump tried to answer a question about his bankruptcy. why didn't they ask ben carson you've had thousands of operations over ifthe years, what about those four pati

robert gray. back to "hannity." ♪ >>> welcome back to "hannity." donaldmp, he made headlines this week after getting into a heated exchange with jorge ramos earlier today during a campaign stop in south carolina. he took shots at his citizen even got a member of the audience to feel and pull his hair. watch this. >> trump gets earful in spanish as latino outlets, it talks about, the whole thing i had with the spanish journalist. if you call him a journalist. i don't. he is an advocate. so they say here this is a different person. front page. ricardo sanchez, known as el mndrial on his hispanic drivetime radio in los angeles has taken to calling donald j. trump el hombre de pelaquin. in other words, the man of the toupee. this is on the front page. i don't wear a toupee. is it mine? look. >> it is. >> it is. say it. please. >> yes, i believe it is. >> thank you. >> when the candidate erupted at jorge ramos, the main anchor at a univision, who by the way i'm suing for 500 million. so i'm standing there. i'm saying go ahead, go ahead. this guy starts screami