. >>> let's turn to steve rogers, a former member of the fbi. steve, we are told the suspect had that automatic weapon. he had a lengthy criminal record. it is a suspect that the result will be riots. >> i could tell you that the police officer this this case was justified in taking the action that he did. there are thousands of people who are applauding the police and protecting themselves from becoming the next victim of an armed gunman. >> we just heard there are concerns over that gas station and one of the alderman said the black people are tired of living under opression. >> this has nothing to do with racism, everything to do with the police are paid to do and that's protect and to serve. these police officers didn't wake up that morning and decide they want to shoot somebody. they order this individual to drop his weapon. he did not. i'm sure what was going through his mind was he was going to kill an innocent person. >> so what is the next step? a full an thorough investigation? do you think it will be enough to calm those who are angry

the avenger known as steve rogers called himself just a kid from brooklyn in the popular marvel movies. many say the fictional heroes >> i think he represents the best that america can offer. that he represents an ideal. >> he just does the right thing. doesn't matter who you are. he does the right thing. that's a lesson everybody should learn at this point. >> 2016 marks captain america's 75th anniversary. came about as the u.s. was getting involved in world war ii. the statue will stay in prospect park for two weeks and then it will move to the barclays the makers of pokemon go. bar where shaffer said her home has become the site of a pokemon gym where players can duel it out. the monsters, the digital ones appear on the smartphone screen. shaffer says people have been trying to crawl over her fence into the grounds of her home. colling up on 5:00 p.m. if you're heading out the door, take us with you. >> download the new 4 new york app on your mobile device. our next hour starts now. >>> this morning what we're learning about the man behind the three-hour stunt that stopped traffic a

charles: bringing in steve rogers, does this make distinc distinction. >> the war is not being prosecutedecause of this administration, the hands of the military are tied, all my years working with military intelligence, i never heard or seen military personnel in uniform, skew any type of intelligence. this had to be on orders of someone outside of military. this is like vietnam, they skewed the body bag count so that american people would not get to concerned. they are doing the same thing, this is for political purposes, military people would not do this, buying doing that, they put the lives of their own troops in danger. charles: if it is true, then, what would you think? >> i share the panelist views of our military and armed forces, i am not claiming or saying that anyone in uniform did this intentionally or not. but, you know, let's not turn this into something that is equivalents to what happened under the bush administration. where the bush administration and vice president cheney lied to get us into war with iraq that caused this situation to begin with, which lead to deaths of

we now see himself surrounding shannon,ith steve roger ailes, sean hannity -- as trump baxley tryingr-term endgame that is more hollywood than washington d c? : before i do that, my old friend stone was protecting the end of television on am radio. morse code is the only thing older than that. things change slower than they think. trying to tell the future of trump is a risky business because it is so dramatic. but he appears to be better at least at constructing the next great streaming business than a winning presidential campaign. he now has the pieces that could lead to something akin to what glenn beck did when he traded his own pay streaming network, getting a smaller audience but generating revenue. i don't know if it will be a heist for money rather than a presidential campaign, but there's no question the presidential campaign is having real. alex: we're hearing news reports today that donald trump has pumped to the -- has upped the rent on all of his copies now that the campaign is being funded by small donations and not trump's dockets. what do we make of that? mike: they

here to weigh in former military officer for the fbi joint terrorism task force steve rogers.hey work for the airport essentially that are first responders. >> they send tactical units in to deal with that. the problem we are facing is in these cases in l.a. and new york what happened? complete and total chaos. there's no one in the airport that can tell people where to go, what to do, where do you run. i was at kennedy airport three weeks ago. >> we have the first line of offense milwaukee's airport own police security force. that is the first line of defense. they are well strained y -- wel trained you say. what you are talking about is custom officers ice agents it could be store clerks, is that righted? >> the first line of offense should be police officers and law enforcement in the buildings. i am in kennedy airport i did not see one uniformed police officer. i was looking around. i did ask some questions to people that were there that worked there. what happens if there's a fire. what happens if there's a possible terrorist attack. one person laughed at me. i am talking

we now see him surrounding himself with steve bannon, roger ailes, sean hannity, media barons, all.s trump actually trying to win this election or does he have some longer term end game that's more hollywood than washington, d.c.? >> well, quickly before i answer that, i have to do the ironic note to file that my old friend stone was predicting the end of television on a.m. radio. there's nothing older than that. so everything may change but it changes slower than people think, the hand-held device is the appliance of the future. to your question, trying to tell the future of trump is a risky business because it's so erratic but he certainly appears to be at least better at constructing the next great racket streaming business than a winning presidential campaign. he now has the pieces that could lead to something akin to what glenn beck did where he traded his own pay fee streaming network, still attracting a relatively small audience, trump may do a little better, but generating a lot of revenue. i don't know if the trump campaign in the end will turn out to be a heist for money r

steve bannon. you know who they do know? they know roger ailes. he's perhaps innormally heinfor donald trump and is stone. >> and if donald trump loses, he has the right man in his camp to launch a tv network or some sort of new enterprise. i'm not saying that's what trump is planning tonight but you got to imagine. >> we're going to talk about that. but also whether that helps him or not, it may into the help him with women because of what's going on. >> you mention all those names. stick around. when we come right back, i want to talk about what to expect when donald trump and hillary clinton go head to head on the debate stage. what makes wendy's baconator different? while the other guys use frozen beef from far away. wendy's only serves fresh beef from ranches close by. so we don't have to freeze it. add six strips of thick, applewood smoked bacon. and wendy's baconator isn't just different, it's deliciously different. 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] if ii wouldn't need one atance the last minute. sorry, captain obvious. don't be. i've got the ho

. >> steve: yes, for two puppies. roger blain and ted mooney. >> jimmy: stubbs the cat. >> steve: stubbs the cat, yes! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy, meet roger blain and ted mooney! >> jimmy: thank you. these guys didn't want to hear any cat -- they didn't want to hear any cat trivia. oh, hi, guys. oh! ?? [ audience aws ] [ dog barking ] >> steve: oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. that sound means it's time for final puppardy. opponents puppies and the game. pick up the board and the marker's next you. >> jimmy: you guys gotta help me out on this one. >> steve: write down your answers for this question. whoever's closer to the correct answer -- [ audience aws ] is the pup quiz winner. alright, you guys ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: roughly, roughly how many flowers -- >> jimmy: pun intended. [ light laughter ] >> steve: ruff -- ruffly -- [ laughter ] how many flowers does a bee hive have to harvest to make one pound of honey? you have ten seconds starting now. one pound of honey. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> steve: how many flower

reporting that donald trump convened a meeting about his campaign last week that included you, steve bannon and roger ailes who is the former chairman of fox news. can you confirm that roger ailes was in the meeting. >> he was not in a meeting where i was present but i know that roger ailes and donald trump are old friends and that their friendship preceded fox news and preceded a presidential run by mr. trump. mr. trump has been a very successful businessman here in new york. he knows many people and talks to many people frequently. i think, dana, as even cnn's own erin burnett and brian stelter said, they said who wouldn't want roger ailes giving them advice and brian was remarking how kiennd and helpful mr. aile was to brian when he made the transition to cnn. >> is roger ailes actively advising donald trump at this point? >> he has no former or informer role with the campaign. but mr. trump speaks to many people. mr. ailes is a genius when it comes to television and communicating with people. so is donald trump. i think what you saw this week is donald trump, the communicator, the connective tiss

>> david is probably right, bringing in steve banon and roger ailes and roger stone. they do want to make it a street fight. hillary can discredit much of this because it is fox, it is breitbart. the clinton foundation does a lot of good work. it saves lives. shutting it down is not possible without really putting lives at risk. i just don't think that is a reasonable request by anyone at this point. president clinton has said that it's going to sort of go backwards and stop taking monies and he's going to stop giving speeches. that takes a while to sort of scale back, and that's what i think. >> right. we're going to talk more about the e-mail controversy and all this information later in the show but as you pointed out, this is a strategy for trump to focus on. we're getting indications, jose, that he may be changing his tune a bit to the idea of deporting millions of undocumented immigrants. that has really been one of trump's most consistent and significant policies since he started his campaign 14 months ago. jose, what do you think about this? >> i met with him

steve bannon, and roger ailes and he has all of the people to put together a new media company and somethingcan't picture that. i think we have to consider that possibility even if trump would never acknowledge that's real. >> yeah. >> the other interestingas pekt is for more establishment republicans, what does this mean? breitbart has had them in their sights a lot just as much as liberals, so if you are a paul ryan or mitch mcconnell or if you're the rnc and looking at this, at a certain point do you start to think, you know what? we'll start putting resources elsewhere? >> i keep hearing that, but donald trump's their fund-raising mechanism. he's their draw. i continue the discussion through the media and i haven't heard the republican party talk about it and without him they have the funding mechanism and it's not nearly as powerful as the top of the ticket and he is an amazing draw like him or not like him. >> he's an amazing detractor and we know there are a number of rnc folks who left and they had to replace a whole black outreach, and they were hired consult apartments. he is a pol

roger: i think steve bannock can -- bannon can help him sharpen the attack on the clinton record and i also think that stephen bannon brings a deep understanding of the new media. this is something that has been missing from that donald trump effort. although donald has set the world on fire in terms of his personal twitter account, which has become one of the greatest communication tools since "the new york times." we're in the middle of a major shift away from broadcast television, away from cable, two more targeted -- to more targeted digital advertising. millennial voters are not watching cable or broadcast. they are watching their devices when they feel like it. that is a sea change that he understands. >> i have been watching your twitter account. you continue to be very critical of corey lewandowski, donald trump's first campaign manager. i'm wondering why that is. why you felt the need to speak out against corey lewandowski. do you think he set the campaign back and how do you see that? roger: when you put out a tweet and connect "the new york times" story, which is bogus, bu

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steve banning, from breitbart, roger ailes. three right wing media -- >> poobahs.hat does that tell but the campaign? what conclusions can we draw about what its purpose is? >> the conspiracy, which i think makes some sense, is that they are setting up to have a news network. and i think it will probably be pay-per-view. in the short term, it says, there is actually a thought on the right that if the people actually get a message, a pure right wing message, that people are ready to rise up in revolt against the elites and the democrats and the whole thing. we'll see if they're right in this election cycle. these guys, it has no mod rating effect. >> you know that roger ailes, you saw him the -- >> i said he was one of the three best political operatives in my lifetime. >> is he not someone to be, if you were running the clinton campaign which i know you're not. were you not worried about the fact someone put aside steve bannon and sean hannity for a snoemt are you not concerned about roger ailes and the pure campaign mechanics? >> i don't know about that. but the w

. >> to ydo you think this statem is an example of steve bannon's or roger ailes' influence on the campaign first-name basis, what's that about? he listens to kellyanne conway when trying to compromise about immigration and bannon and trump, is there difference there in voice? probably not. >> let's talk about the debates. limited time with you and i like getting your response on a number of digfferent issues. this is the "washington post" when they talk about the debates, a month away. trump has done debate prep this weekend, his advisers. apparently he likes to meet at golf courses or whatever. >> fast food and drink coke. >> the "washington post" is reporting this weekend that two of the candidates who would not be preparing -- couldn't be preparing more differently. hillary clinton is methodically preparing with mock debates and prep session and briefing books. trump in contrast holding holding a meeting with advisers including roger ailes for sunday chats. you know, to test out zingers that may work on debate stage. do you believe these accounts of this debate prep? >> i do because the

seed here or when you look at who is currently running the trump campaign, ex fox news ceo roger ailes, steven does this possibility make more sense? >> it does. i mean, it's a reminder to me how much trump and trumpism is a reflection of a civil war and shift in the balance of power inside the republican party. go down a long list of issues on which he's reversing decades in some cases of republican priorities on global engagement, on trade, on entitlements, and i think it is also a reminder his base is the media. there are very few elected officials in the republican party who kind of sign on to the full range of trumpism as it's defined. it's core support, it's core support. i think it could be very logical and ominous for a mitch mcconnell or paul ryan if drump -- donald trump is not elected president, he could be a voice in the republican party that guaranteed conflict with the power base. how would the chamber of commerce react to a trump style? >> i've been on the campaign trail and spoken to a lot of trump supporters, if he does not win you've got this huge dissatisfied audience and t

that included you and steve ban on and roger ailes who is the former chairman of fox news. coyou confirm that roger ailes was in the meeting? >> he was not in a meeting where i was present, but roger ailes and donald trump are old friends and their friendship preceded fox news and a presidential run by mr. trump. mr. trump has been a successful businessman in new york. he knows many people and talked to many frequently. on her show where i appeared earlier in the week. who wouldn't want them giving advice and he was remarking how kind and how helpful mr. ailes was making the transition to c in rk nn. >> is roger ailes actively advising donald trump. >> he has no formal or informal role with the campaign, but he is a genius when it comes to television and communicating with people. so is donald trump. what you saw is donald trump the communicator and the connected tissue between him and tissue taking his case to the people and it working. >> thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, trump's team said he is preparing for the first

>> tells me there is concern -- >> i will say this, for every steve bannon there is every ann coulter there is more. >> the roger stone. >> i'll say there isn't somebody with connections to white nationalism in that group you mentioned except steve bannon and that's a significant problem for the trump campaign. >> the trump campaign is in new jersey. i've been covering bannon for five or six years. he's done zero press appearances. he has conway. these reports are getting republicans nervous. you hear it. >> i was very -- we're finding out. >> that was a tell to me, preference. >> kelly ann conway is a great face for the campaign. steve bannon is not. >> we'll be back in a moment to talk about the other person that had a rough week. hillary clinton. 15,000 new e-mails operated on a pay for play pay sbasis and we d about the ugliness of the campaign season but had a really ugly moment earlier this week. take a listen. >> i would like to talk to you about your comments about my >> that voice mail message left by maine governor paul lepage is just the latest example of a race to the bottom. maybe by too many politi

we need to remember, look, we have steve bannen weighing in, we have roger ailes, the ousted fox newse have roger stone, so it could be any number of voices we hear. >> we'll have to wait and see later today, thanks so much. let's talk about this with our panel. cnn political commentator s.e.cupp is here. ron brown steen's back. tana goetz. i was watching kellyanne conway on "new day" this morning and she's clearly professional, she's organized, she was able to articulate trump's vision, not combative. is she the best thing to happen to donald trump so far? >> she's very skilled. i've known kellyanne for a while and anyone who knows her knows she's very good at her job but she is not the solution to trump's problems. donald trump is the solution to donald trump's problems. with him lies the problem and the solution. until his campaign decides to address its deficiencies instead of repeatedly going after the same voter over and over and over again, he's going to continue to see that gap widen. he's already got the breitbart voter. it baffles my mind to see donald trump doubling down on

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some of the people who are running the campaign of donald trump, steve bannons, the people behind the scenes like roger stone who's a very, very small man, it's bothersome because it pushes the campaign in the direction that's less than wholesome. it takes it off the track. when you hear people like kayleigh and hear people like andre sit up here and talk about the fact that there are issues you can hit hillary clinton on, there are real dialogues we can have, but you have people like roger stone who has absolutely no character. you have people like steve bannon who's led breitbart who take us off in this path of racism, take us off in this path of xenophobia, this path of bigotry. that is not good for the discourse of this country. >> as carl said -- >> this is a campaign strategy. >> at some point, it has to be working, at some level, if it didn't work, they wouldn't be doing it. >> this is basic strategy. >> don, i want to say two things -- i'm sorry, go ahead. >> no go ahead, andre. >> there's a delay. go ahead. >> i was going to say two things. number one, i think it was a good move on hillary's p

steve bannon from bright bart. and roger ailes is showing up at certain meetings. he helped george h.w. bush meet michael dukakis. he is a guy who just had to quit his job because of sexual harassment allegations. i can't assume the hillary clinton campaign won't use that in an add pretty soon. inside the shakeup it's made establishment republicans nervous. steve bannon has treated them as a pinata. if you are a republican leader the man has essentially called you worse than the democrats. >> it's a jekyll and hyde shakeup. there are two opposite sides here. the concern with bannon is that he is only skilled -- and a little bit ailes -- they're only skilled in reaching the people you're already reaching. is that the goal? for a couple days it looked like he was trying to reach other people. i think he'll always go back to the bannon and ailes side. >> manafort came in. he was supposed to be the adult. >> he doesn't want that. >> low energy. he jeb bushed him. >> trump started calling manafort low energy. trump doesn't want order. he doesn't want discipline. he does

if he is, roger ailes and steve bannon are the men you want in your corner.haps we should already look for signs that trump is thinking beyond november. having a plan "b" in case he doesn't win. >> boy, oh, boy. this is the moment. there have been lots of moments in this election, many more to come, but this will be looked back on in terms of where it went in terms of donald trump's fate. this is a very, very key moment. >> without a doubt. >> but who cares what i think. what do you think? tweet us @newday or post your comment on facebook.com/newday. >>> russia is launching air strikes from iran to fight isis. what does this mean? should the u.s. be concerned about those two countries teaming up? we're going to talk to the secretary of the u.s. air force next about this. you inherit lots of traits from your family. my ancestor, lady beatrice, introduced the elizabethan ruff. great-grandfather horatio went west during the gold rush. and aunt susan was a a world champion. i inherited their can-do spirit. and their double chin. now, i'm going to do something abo

you look at the trump campaign and the figures around donald trump now -- steve that an from breitbart, sean hannity and roger. wing media who bought. what does that tell you about the campaign? what can that tell you about what its purposes? james: the conspiracy which i think makes some sense is that they are setting up to have a news network. i figure will probably be pay-per-view. there's a thought on the right that people get a pure white -- pure right wing message that the people out there are ready to rise up in -- rise up in revolt against the elites, we will see if they are right in this election cycle. there's no moderating effect on this. see rogerdon't just ailes as a savvy political operative. was one of thee three best political operatives in my lifetime. are you not worried at all about the fact that someone put aside sean hannity at the moment, are you concerned about roger ailes and his involvement just as a pyramid can i? james: i think he is very formidable. alex: what about in the debates? james: i think she's going to do fine in the debates. trump has never had a one-on-one debate. obamas

trump looking ahead, you haroger aile roger stone, steve bannon and mr. trump himself. mega personalities. you think there is a potential clash or potential for implosion before we even get to the first debate? >> i think there is always a potential for a clash, any day, any hour, in trump world. steve bannon stepping in certainly doesn't lower the odds of such a thing. but from where i sit, seems like a pretty clear move by trump himself to decide, i'm done with this idea of trying to moderate my image, contain myself, make myself palatable to the republican establishment. instead i'm going with someone who is a media person like me, which bannon is, who is out there, and provocative and outrage s. i expect we will see more of that from trump out on the campaign trail and certain/ln the debate stage. >> steve bannon's motto is -- >> honey badger don't give a shit. you can google it. >> i believe you. joshua green, bloomberg. >>> david chalian joins me next to break down battleground races. can you say that on cnn? you did. >>> plus, donald trump calling for more polici

roger ailes, david axelrod. john: are you not worried at all about the fact that someone put aside steve bannon and sean hannity are you concerned about roger ailes and his involvement just as a matter of p are campaign mechanics. james: i don't know about. campaign mechanics, i think he is very formidable. alex: what about in the debates? james: i think she's going to do fine in the debates. trump has never had a one-on-one debate. entirelyeople, that is different. she has debated president obama any number of times. she had one-on-one's with bernie sanders. she does fine in debates. i should not say this, but you should tamper expectations down but i expect, her to do great. john: she's going to clean his clock? there's a possibility of about james carville being the stand-in for donald trump during the debate. is there any truth to that? james: there's absolutely no truth and it would be stupid for me to do it and i will tell you why. in order to do this right, takes about 100 hours of prep. you have to sit there and listen to every answer donald trump gives, every come back, and basically the people that do

roger ailes, roger stone, steve bannon, they play rough. how do you see this evolving for your candidate? >> i mean, i think hillary clinton and her campaign are doing just fine. they're putting actual substantive policy issues out. they're talking about what the american people care about. they're not resorting to smears and out right lies. let's not forget, i think donald trump's current rating for the number of times he has actually managed to tell the truth according to plit fact is still one in five. you know, donald trump, his whole campaign is based on trust, you know. trust me, i know more than the generals about isis. trust me, i'll surround myself with the brightest and best. the guy can't run a campaign. how do we think he'll run a country. >> larry, do you think this new team will make a difference for mr. trump in the polls? >> not really. that's not a cut for example, kellyanne conway. very able political consultant, and pollster. i've known her for years, and and i'm sure she'll add substance to the campaign. however, in the

whole time, he's talking to kellyanne conway behind the scenes, talking to steve bannon, informal adviser and meeting with roger ailes and saying we got to kick-start this thing in the next 80 days. >> do you think he's committed to this new approach of kinder, gentler to women, kinder gentler to african-americans, kinder gentler to flood victims by flying down there? it does seem to o piece i'm not the s.o.b. some people think i am, i'm changing or i'm going to look different now. he seems to be trying. is this real or is it p.r.? that's a terrible question. i take that back. just answer whatever you think. we can never do that on television, figure out what's the difference between true and just selling. go ahead. >> it's not apples and oranges. based on my reporting, what we are going to see is a hybrid approach. little bit of this kellyanne conway influence, reaching out to suburban women. the trip down to louisiana, the regret expression last night in charlotte. then you got the bannon approach at the same time which is this pugilistic populism going hard after secretary clinton. >> let's take a look at th

you got roger ailes there and laura ingraham and steve ban in there and kelly ann conway and the family worried about the brand for trump. you have all these voices and trump doesn't have a populace core. that's not who he is. this crucial trunk tour is being flooded with advice. >> the businessman in him gravitating toward middle ground because ultimately, middle ground is where he's comfortable. >> i should point out kelly ann said roger ailes was not at that meeting. there was is a disconnect there. she said she's not been at a meeting roger ails is a friend and advisor. >> ails may have been not in that same -- >> the question i think that voters could rightly ask then, if this is a person so easily weighed by the loudest the moment, what does that mean for his decision making? you look at the people around him. people like steve bannon who is a toxic personality around him and think about that inner circle. >> we may be one drop away from bannon not being part of this campaign. >> secretary clinton carries more baggage. >> i want to transition -- >> sidney blumenthal. >> when you t

so kurt, in terms of conspiracy theories like that, do you think that is the influence of steve bannon and rogertbart, you know, clickbait headline written all over it, but it tells you the kind of campaign we can expect in november. not a campaign of substance or ideas, that talks about specific policy initiatives, but about outrageous conspiracy theories, targeted at a specific audience. it won't help them appeal to the electorate. it is targeting an audience they want engaged for yonld tbeyond election. >> if there was a severe health problem, reporters would be on to it. it is foolish on its face, this theory, but it has taken root online, ma i online. sites like breitbart are helping to promote it. rudy giuliani is talking about googling it, you should check the facts, but rely on reliable sources. rely on substantive material, and not these kind of gossip websites. >> kurt, take us inside meetings at breitbart. how does a decision like this get made to start traffic like this? >> a lot of what brian said. find kernel, and it doesn't matter what the facts are, it doesn't matter what you bel

him going after anthony wiener when he surrounded himself with people like steve ban nonand roger ailes and maybe some people a lot of people wouldn't be comfortable with having access to classified information is curious for sure. he also kind of jumped the shark. he started talking about some of the crazy conspiracy rumors about huma abedin and the muslim brotherhood. he said that on a radio show yesterday. so it's the old donald trump that we talk about rather than new and improved kellyanne conway donald trump that sort of took the reigns yesterday. and we saw going out a little bit too far. >> errol, he is not just talking about the morals of the anthony wiener in this latest sexting scandal. he is saying that anthony wiener is dangerous to national security because he may have had access to classified information. let me read you the trump statement about thatch many hillary clinton was careless and negligent to allowing wiener to have close to highly classified information. who knows what he learned and who he told. it's another example of hillary clinton's bad judgment. is it po

that in "the washington post" and the "new york times" notes steve ban nonand roger -- have been close and when roger ails came under criticism and then was forced to leave fox news, one prominent in ails' it came up. d one by mr. ban nonridiculing rupert murdoch's sons and we learned roger ails has become an informal advisor to donald trump's campaign. so a lot on that this morning. back to our conversation with all of you. tony in sarasota. another independent. good morning. it's your turn. caller: hi greta, good morning. cops are not say -- when they kill unarmed civilians. we are talking like in 2015 like 1252. we can go on and on and 200 and 20 shh 14, it's almost same numbers. so if we don't change policies, nothing is going to change. i mean, i mean -- all i'm saying is want to say is like if donald trump wins, it's going to be, like, china. it's going to be like russia. i mean, i also -- at least we have a chance with clinton. with donald trump, we don't have no chance. host: any more tuscaloosa, alabama. what are your thought on this? caller: hello? host: good morning. you're

steve? >> anchor: jadiann, detectives here at police headquarters telling us that victim is a ten-year-old girl and they say what happened to her happened more than once. daniel rogers darts away from cameras when we showed up at his house in nashua and family members weren't interested in talking either. >>> is daniel around. >>> nope, nope. be on your way. >>> any reaction to the charges? >>> none. >> reporter: the 31-year-old karate instructor pictured in his mugshot after being booked by nashua, new hampshire police is charged with sexually assaulting a ten-year-old girl who was a student of his at this martial arts academy in nashua earlier this month. >>> there is a certain level of trust when you have karate along those lines so that's very concerning that someone would take advantage of their authority. >>> it's a nightmare. >>> the owner of the academy was stunned when he learned of rogers arrest adding the instructor was immediately suspended. >>> i was shocked about it, it's the first i heard about it when it was brought it my attention we started to deal with it. >> reporter: rogers has been coming to the studio since he was 11, first as a student then h

. >> steve, stay with us. bill rogers, chief economist, now a a professor at rutgers.emember carnac? >> go forward. >> you follow me. he did this. put a question here on his head, and would open up the envelope, and he would say, oh, and the answer is -- >> oh, i'm remote today, yeah. >> the answer is not now, maybe later. what's the question, bill? >> will the fed raise rates in september? >> you got it right. what do you think? >> i don't think they will, but i do think that you'll start to hear that wonderful phrase, we've got to love and possibly hate a bit, and everything's data dependent. you know, they definitely will change their language in the statement if we get another, you know, strong report like we did today. >> so you take this strong report, you -- which is, for the month of july, you compare it with the weak print on gdp for the previous three months through june, what do you make of the u.s. economy? strong? weak? middling? good? bad? >> yeah, i think we're -- it's as my former boss labor secretary used to say, it's steady as you go economy. we're gr

steve bannon. you know who they do know? they know rogeriles and formerly helping donald trump as is roger stone who is the master of the political dark arts. imagine these three horseman helping donald trump. >> and if donald trump loses, he has the right men in his camp to launch some sort of new enterprise. i'm not saying that's what trump is planning tonight but you got to imagine. >> and it may not help him with women considering -- >> but they're smart. >> and you mention all those names. ♪ that's dragnet. i want to tell you what to expect when hillary clinton and donald trump go head-to-head. preservatives, sweeteners. no colors from artificial sources. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. that's food as it should be. ♪ ♪ ♪ real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there's only one place where real and amazing live. book a seaworld vacation package and eat free. in my gentleman's quart