sunlen serfaty is live where it's going down. sunlen? >> reporter: that's right, victor. the candidates are quiet today preparing behind closed doors for this big face-off. there's a dramatic dustover who is going to be in the audience. all of those details coming up next. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. we are the tv doctors of america. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, and take control today. >>> all righty. first presidential debate tomorrow airing right here on cnn, 9:00 p.m., and new this morning, hillary clinton is already attacking donald trump with a new ad. it's a scathing ad that tries to link his business ties to russia. take a look. >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> an abc news investigation has found his real estate fortunes have benefitted greatly from russian investors putting a get tough policy with russia in direct conflict with the bottom line. >> he is deeply involved with russian oligarts. >> he doesn'

still lacking a full and complete picture of trump's health. >> sunlen, thank you. an awkward moment for donald trump. in flint, michigan, while addressing worshippers at the bethel united methodist church, the pastor who hosted trump interrupted him mid sentence. listen. >> hillary failed on the economy. just like she's failed on foreign policy. everything she touched did not work out. nothing. >> mr. trump, i invited you here to -- not to give a political speech. >> that's good. i'll get back to it. okay. >> the reverend says all people are welcome at her church, but pointed out trump's presence did not represent an endorsement. >>> hillary clinton's dip in the polls over honesty and transparency. a pair of new cnn/orc polls. in ohio, trump leads clinton by five points. 846% 46% to 41%. and questions over trust and honesty. voters consider trump more honest. and in florida, that is within the poll's margin of error. florida voters consider trump honest and trust worthy by a seven point margin. >>> a surprise endorsement for gary johnson. conservative newspaper in

sunlen serfaty joins me in d.c. with more. look, we know what was said because the transcripts have been released but no one in the public has seen the video before. now they will. >> that's what this battle is about. it had been a lengthy battle over whether to release these videotapes or not and cnn along with several other media outlets, they filed a motion with a d.c. superior judge to have them released. it's important to note donald trump's lawyers argue the videos shouldn't be released, they second it could be used politically, thought it could come in the presidential campaign, appear in tv commercials by hillary clinton so they argued fiercely these tapes should be sealed. the judge did not agree, did not give credence to that argument and granted the motion just last night to release the tapes. now, as you noted, we have the transcripts of the deposition but this will be the first look at the videotape showing trump testifying under oath in june as part of that deposition. >> and the reason the trump camp fought so h

sunlen serfaty is here live. tell us about the prep and what about this ad?ew argument that we'll hear from hillary clinton at hofstra university where the debate stage is getting prepped. the candidates a

sunlen serfaty is out front in pensacola, florida.ald trump is about to rally supporters gathering behind you, sunlen tonight. trump still not releasing his taxes, but what are we learning from mike pence's? >> erin, there are a few key takeaways from what we've seen so far and first and foremost we're not some big seven-figure salary from mike pence. these are relatively modest numbers that we're seeing especially when you think about the potential to be compared about his running mate at the top of the ticket and some interesting things jumped out at them and showing us some insight on how the pence family earns and in this case loses their money. in 2006, the pence family lost $670,000 when their family business went bankrupt. that was the keel brothers oil and oil distributor and mike pence's father worked there and the spokesman for pence saying that pence had a minority interest in the company, but beyond the specifics of his tax returns, as you noted, this most certainly keeps the issue front and center for donald trump that he

sunlen, what are these candidates doing? we just got word from a clinton adviser hillary clinton is actually doing practice this morning. >> reporter: yeah. so fascinating to see these candidates in the last hours how they're preparing leading into the biggest night of their campaign. hillary clinton's prep today really mirrors what we have seen her do all weekend, engage in day-long sessions of debate prep, going until about 11:00 at night. so perhaps she's trying to mimic somewhat of the late hour of tonight's debate. we know she is going through these full run-downs of a mock debate. she has one of her long-time aides who is playing trump, someone who is also described as being combative in nature, and her campaign is said to be looking for areas of potential one-line zingers she could prepare potentially to make the all-important memorable moments coming out of tonight. trump, on the other hand, was hunkered down yesterday and throughout parts of the weekend in trump tower. he was joined by chris christie and rudy giulia

sunlen serfaty, cnn washington. >> back with conversation.lee does it worry you if donald trump brings up the clintons -- bill clinton's marital infidelities and sex scandals his past is brought up as well? >> yes. then it turns into a battle over marriages from the '90s. and isn't effective. but it's effective for kellyanne conway to go on the view is effective. surrogates but i don't think the candidates should do it. >> i think it's inappropriate for either side. wouldn't want donald trump or clinton to do it. these are about past marriages and donald trump is in position to throw stones about other people. why don't we try in the final days to keep about the issues. to say okay for surrogates is strategic splitting of hairs. some level of dekourm for race for most important office in the world. let's not talk about the marriages and instead the issues that trump says he wants to talk about. >> should the trump surrogates be fair game to talk about trump's marital history? >> when hillary clinton says sexual assault victims deserve to be h

sunlen, thank you very much. what donald trump admitted today is the exact opposite of anything he's said in the past. here are a few of the times donald trump publicly questioned president obama's place of birth over the last five years. >> why doesn't he show his birth certificate? you know what, i wish he would. i think it's a table pale hanging over him. >> i thuot he was probably born in this country and now i have a much bigger doubt than i did before. >> barack obama should end this and he should provide the public with a birth sir ticertificate. >> if barack obama opens up and gives his college records and applications, and if he gives his passport applications and records, i will give to a charity of his choice a check, immediately for $5 million. >> he is a citizen. he produced that long form birth certificate. >> well, a lot of people don't agree with you and a lot of people feel it wasn't a proper certificate. >> perhaps he was born in this country, and that has a very big chance, or, you know, who kn

>> okay, sunlen. thanks so much for all of that. let's discuss the tale of two trumps, meaning the trip to mexico and the speech about immigration, with our cnn political commentator anna navarro, and new york city councilman and cochair of donald trump's new york campaign, joseph barelli. let's start with trump's trip to mexico. anna, what came out of it? >> i think trump won the afternoon. look, i think he made pena nieto look like a pip squeak. i can tell you that every mexican i've spoken to, every mexican-american i've spoken to, today might be the only day they feel more scorned towards pena nieto than donald trump. this controversy that emerged after trump left -- >> about who would pay for the wall? >> well, you know, here's the pro problem. the guy was standing next to trump, five feet away. it was pena nieto's press conference. it was pena nieto's podium. it was pena nieto's house. trump says it didn't come up right next to him, and pena nieto doesn't utter a word. i think most mexicans feel very well represented by what v

. >> one final question, sunlen.amp putting those monica l monica lewinsky talking points in that same set of talking points. what can they gain by bringing it up in the next debate? >> it's a big threat. he told dana bash in the spin room after the debate, this might be something i bring up in the next debate. this is a big warning, a big threat. it certainly opens up a pandora's box for donald trump who himself also has three marriages, a muddy past there as well. it will be interesting to see if he indeed brings this up. certainly he is clueing to his surrogates out there that this go something that they should be pushing. >> some of his republican supporters in congress today telling our reporters on the hill, don't go there, don't do that. it will not help you. we'll see what happens. sunlen, thank you so much. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> thanks, poppy. witnesses say the train literally flew. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news. one person killed, more than 100 wounded after a train on

. >> cnn's sunlen serfaty joins us live with more.d morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol. trump campaign official tells me trump will keep up these attacks against hillary clinton on this in iowa. they want to keep this gaffe of hillary clinton front and center right now. we saw trump elevating that one step farther last night at that rally where he called up a group of supporters on the stage to give testimonials as to why they are not deplorable. but as they tried to stay on this offensive over this, trump's running mate, mike pence, is getting a little heat from this interview that he did yesterday on cnn when he was asked about some of the support that their campaign has attracted from white nationalist including from david duke, former kkk leader. pence disavowed his support but he refused to use the word deplorable. here's what he told wolf blitzer. >> as i've told you the last time i was on, i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't

sunlen serfaty is in front of the debate hall at hofstra university, and kayleigh mcenany, donald trumper and political commentator sally cone, clinton supporters. let me begin with you. this debate comes when the situation in charlotte is incredibly tense, louder and louder calls for the police department to release that video. how does that factor into the debate monday night, meaning is it something lester holt will ask about off the top, if not is it something both candidates should address? >> certainly i think both campaigns are calculating this will be an element that will factor in a great deal. i think for both candidates, this really sets up potentially a big moment for them, to show presidential leadership, to get out front of the issue, if they're not asked, i would suspect one of the candidates brings it up off the bat, given it is a big national story. we have seen both of them comment by drip as the story has risen to national prominence this week and taken two divergent paths. this is their chance to fully, succinctly outline how they would approach this as a potential p

>> sunlen, thanks very much. now to the clinton campaign and strong words from the candidate about what she calls the most important election in her lifetime and helicopter met with the foreign policy experts in new york and took questions from reporters and senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny joins us. what did she have to say? >> it was a domestic one rooted in the economy suddenly is a global one and that was front and center today when she convened a meeting of national security experts from both sides of the aisle and a lot of familiar faces there from the george w. bush administration, as well, but she had some news on north korea. she said it is time for a rethinking of the strategy, trying to distance herself a bit from the obama administration. she said it was time to pressure china more. she said the u.s. has more leverage than some people might realize and she said it's time for more sanctions on north korea and she focused her time on that interview that we've been talking about on state telev

sunlen serfaty is with trump. let's talk about the specifics of what he had to offer. >> reporter: notably, anderson, donald trump did not specify exactly how large that increase in military spending would actually be. we do know that he would want to eliminate the military sequester cuts from 2013 which a trump campaign official tells cnn, they believe that would amount to $500 billion of reinvestment over the next ten years and we did see a little bit of where donald trump would want to use some of that and he spoke broadly about increasing troop levels and increasing military aircraft and increasing ships and what he called a retooling of the military. anderson? >> he drew sharp contrasts between his plans and those of secretary clinton. >> reporter: that's right. he used some weighty words today in describing where he sees those contrasts. he called secretary clinton trigger happy, unstable, reckless. these are big words that he's using to draw that distinction, and it was notable to me that he really seemed t

. >> sunlen joins me now on how it comes to national security. >> carol, it was so fascinating, becausee saw both these candidates appear back-to-back and it turned into something of a small preview of how they will handle themselves at their first real faceoff at the debate later this month, both trying to gain the upper hand on the big question, who is ready to be commander in chief. donald trump drumming up more controversy. >> the man has very strong control over the country. >> praising vladimir putin while trashing barack obama. >> he has been a leader monday than our president. >> standing by his statement, claiming he knows more about isis than the generals do. >> under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it is embarrassing for our country. >> but giving no details on his plan to defeat isis. >> i have a substantial chance of winning. if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy exactly what my plan is. >> hillary clinton making clear her fight will not include ground troops. >>

sunlen serfaty has more on the fight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.st in charlotte this week sets up a new and powerful backdrop for what has already been a very polarized race in north carolina. this could potentially become a game changer for voters on the ground in a race that has been locked in a dead heat for weeks. in battleground north carolina -- >> my understanding is that we will see your support in november. is that correct? >> reporter: a sense of urgency from both campaigns. >> tell them who you're voting for. >> reporter: candidates are flooding the state. >> it's great to be here at unc. >> reporter: as their campaigns rachet up their respective ground games. initially lagging far behind in infrastructure, trump's campaign is now moving in on the tarheel state looking to capitalize on what it sees as an enthusiastic base of supporters. >> early voting starts here october 20th. so ideally you get out and you vote, right? you get out early. don't wait. >> reporter: in the past six weeks, bolstering its resources as part of a coordinated e

>> all right, sunlen serfaty reporting live from washington. thanks so much. donald trump insists he loves the mexican people and hard-working immigrants living in the united states, but some of trump's own supporters aren't buying that this morning. they're now reconsidering their support. alfonso aguilar tweeting he felt misled and disappointed by mr. trump's speech. al fanso aguilar is with me this morning. he is the president of the latino partnership for conservative principles. also with me, trump supporter and cnn political commentator andre bauer. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> thank you. good morning. >> so, alfonzo, you're reconsidering your support for mr. trump. what disappointed you about his speech? >> well, look, from the very beginning of mr. trump's candidacy, i had criticized his tone and some of his proposals on immigration, but when he became the nominee, i thought it was important to give him a second chance because of who the alternative is, hillary clinton, and i'm really concerned about her dangerous policies and what her p

. >> sunlen serfaty is out front.ems to be changing his tune on the birther issue, is there? >> no signs at all, erin, that donald trump is backing off in one bit as he has in the past and not really walked away from those insinuations that he made in the past or renounced the birther movement in any way, and it was very notable not only senator graham and one of donald trump's chief surrogates and top surrogates, ben carson said that he believes that is hurting donald trump right now especially when talking about how he's trying to court african-american voters and ben carson notably said that he believes that it would help donald trump to apologize for making these charges that president obama was not born in the u.s. when everyone knows when he was born in the u.s. donald trump did not appear close to an apology and here's what he said on fox. >> so you think your birther position has hurt you among african-americans? >> i don't know. i have no idea. i don't even talk about it anymore, bill, i don't bother talking

we have cnn's sunlen serfati live in washington with more. what do we see there?ing unrest we see in charlotte really does set a powerful new backdrop for what has already been a very polarized race in north carolina. this could, potentially, become a game changer for voters on the ground, in a race that has been locked in a dead heat for weeks. in battleground north carolina -- >> my understanding is that we will see your support in november. is that correct? >> a sense of urgency from both campaigns. >> come on, let's go. >> tell them who you voted for. >> the candidates are flooding the state. >> it's great to be here at unc. >> reporter: as the campaigns ratchet up the respected ground games. >> make sure we're taking some voter registration games, as well. >> initially lagging far behind in infrastructure, trump's campaign is now moving in on the tar heel state, looking to capitalize on what it sees as an enthusiastic base of supporters. >> early voting starts here, october 20th. so, ideally, you get out and you vote, right? get out early. don't wait. >> repo

sunlen serfaty joins us with more. >> reporter: it quickly turned into a small preview of how they could potentially handle themselves at their first real faceoff at the debate later this month. both trying to gain the upper hand on the big question, who is ready to be commander in chief. donald trump drumming up more controversy. >> the man has very strong control over a country. >> reporter: praising russian president vladimir putin while trashing president obama. >> he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> reporter: and attacking the performance of u.s. military generals, standing by his statement claiming he knows more about isis than the generals do. >> under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> reporter: but giving no details on his plan to defeat isis. >> i have a substantial chance of winning. if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy exactly what my plan is. >> reporter: hillary clinton making clear her plan to

sunlen serfaty, thank you as well. we are waiting for her to take the stage in coral springs, florida. her campaign has launched its counteroffensive against trump on twitter sending out more tweets than trump defending the former miss universe. clinton's tweet calling trump "unhinged." another said "alicia deserves praise for courageously standing up to trump's attacks and he has the gal to blame her and say he helped? and this clinton tweet. "when something gets under donald's thin skin he lashes out and can't let go. this is dangerous for a president." joining me now, strategist rick wilson who worked on rudy giuliani's senate campaign in 2000 against hillary clinton. giuliani dropped out of the race. rick, thank you for being here. >> thanks, poppy. >> i think you offer unique perspective because you ran focus groups in the 2000 senate race in new york trying to figure out how well attacking a candidate about their spouse's infidelity or theirs resonates with voters. what did you find? >> we asked our pollster at t

let's bring in sunlen serfaty traveling with the trump campaign in ohio. >> reporter: good morning. questions over transparency over the campaign, trump is releasing issues over his health today. the trump campaign plans to release a one-page summary. the results of that physical he had last week. trump also sitting down to discuss his health in an interview that was taped on wednesday with dr. oz. some of the audience members leaving that taping told cnn that trump said he doesn't exercise much. he would like to lose between 15 on 20 pounds. he does take drugs, statin drugs, to help lower cholesterol. here's more of what trump had to say with dr. oz in which he insists he feels good and believes he has the stamina to be president. >> let's talk about stamina. you use that word a lot. you made an issue in the campaign. you argue a president has to have a tremendous amount of stamina. if elected at age 70, you would be the oldest person to enter the office. >> just about the same age as ronald reagan and hillary is a year behind me. i would say based on my life. i actually and i don'

sunlen serfaty is joining us with more on that. >> wolf, we know according to audience members who were inside for the taping today that donald trump revealed that he does not exercise and that he wants to lose between 15 and 20 pounds. yes, he did produce this one-page summary letter from his physical last week to dr. oz. but that has not made public yet. and it's still under -- the undertone here is that we still don't have a full picture of donald trump's overall health as he still refuses to release his medical records. as questions about transparency swirl around his campaign, donald trump is revealing some new details about his health. >> so these are the reports shall -- >> those were all the tests done last week. >> the gop nominee taping an interview on the dr. oz syndicated tv show, presenting the television personality with a one-page summary of the physical exam he had last week. until it airs tomorrow, leaving only the studio audience members to share the purported details of what trump divulged. >> according to dr. oz everything seemed normal. >> he's normal? >> yeah. yeah

sunlen, thank you so much. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> thanks, poppy. witnesses say the train literally flew. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news. one person killed, more than 100 wounded after a train on one of the busiest tracks in the nation jumps the rail and plows through a platform. the witness accounts are horrifying. >>> the war over women. donald trump now firing back at hillary clinton for her alleged mistreatment of her husband's accusers. but is trump's campaign really in the position to be bringing up infidelity? >>> plus, #facepalm. another simple question becomes a gotcha for governor gary johnson. here is a question. is the libertarian nominee taking this campaign seriously at all? >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with this breaking news. a new jersey transit train crashed, killing one person and injuring some 112 others during the height of the morning rush. witnesses say the train just would not slow down as it approached hoboken terminal across the river from manhattan. people on the station platform c

sunlen serfaty joins me in d.c. with more. look, we knowha

. >> all right, sunlen serfaty, thank you. clinton swears she will be more transparent. donald trump said he will attempt transparency on the dr. oz show on thursday where he may or may not talk about himself and give the details of the physical he took. here's what the campaign manager told cnn about that issue this morning. >> allison this is what the -- this is what i expect from the clinton campaign, i really don't expect it from journalists. we're talking about hillary clinton and her pneumonia and what happened on 9/11, which we all saw with our own two eyes. it takes us about ten words to get to donald trump. so he had a physical last week. he said he'll release them probably this week or whenever the doctor has the report prepared. >> as for trump's tax return, well, that ain't going to happen. let's talk about transparency and whether there is a double standard. with me, larry sabato, director of the university virginia center for politics. ryan liza, cnn political commentator and washington correspondent for the new yorker. welcome to both of you. >> thank you.

cnn's sunlen serfaty joins me.ally, what was he talking about tonight, anything in particular? >> reporter: it's really interesting. donald trump has the teleprompter tonight, he has prepared remarks but it's really a spot where he's deviated from those prepared remarks. it certainly caught our ear tonight. he's talking about hillary clinton, setting up the private e-mail server, all the controy

sunlen serfaty is out front. >> >> reporter: donald trump is making a direct pitch to minority votersting face to face in philadelphia. it comes ahead of a high-profile visit on saturday when he will tour ben carson's hometown and attend an african-american church. >> you have so many in poverty and the crime is horrible and the education is terrible and they live terribly, and i say what do you have to lose? i say it to them, what do you have to lose? give it to me. i'm going to fix it. >> reporter: the gop nominee is facing con troversy with his visit. a draft script for a planned interview with 12 questions the campaign had worked out with the church's pastor and suggested answers for trump. >> one of the questions asking trump if his campaign is racist. trump, according to the document obtained by the times is instructed to avoid repeating the word racist in his response and advised to say, quote, coming into a community is meaningless unless we offer an alternative agenda that has perpetuated an underclass in america. >> he stands by the decision to share the questions in advance

sunlen serfaty is live. >> reporter: the trump campaign trying to keep the spotlight focused squarely on hillary clinton's gaffe. trump elevating this really one step farther last night at his rally. he called up a group of supporters on the stage to give testimonials as it why they think they are not deplorable. here's trump last night. >> after months of hiding from the press, hillary clinton came out and finally told the world how she feels about the people of this country. she said tens of millions of patriotic americans are a basket of deplorables. how can you be president -- how can you be president for so many people? she talks about people like they're objects, not human beings. >> now, the trump campaign tries to go on the offensive on this. his running mate mike pence is really causing them to have to play some defense. pence getting a little heat for his interview yesterday on cnn when he was asked about some of the support their campaign has attracted from white nationalists, including from david duke, a former kkk leader. well, pence disavowed david duke's support, but he

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sunlen. >>> donald trump praising putin again, and getting major push back on his comments on sexual assault in the military. what are the top generals saying? barbara starr is working her sources. good morning. >> good morning, alisyn. they're not talking about it, but believe me, they're listening to every word, saying he deserves to be commander in chief, key points, the u.s. military should take the oil from iraq, he spoke about that old clichÉ to the victor goes the spoil. you might consider that is a war crime. that's not something the u.s. military is going to do. he talked about sexual assault. a tweet he had made several months back. that implied sexual assault in the military may be a result of women being in the service, of course, which had been in the u.s. military for -- since the beginning of this country. that's something female service members as well as men may be looking at very closely, his view on sexual assault. about vladimir putin, he praised putin, he praised his leadership. u.s. military officials will tell you that they are watching the russian support the

sunlen, tell us more about these additional names? >> reporter: a lot more diversity if the names released today. one interesting name that caught the eye of us here, senator mike lee. u.s. senator from utah, not a judge and notably, a senator that still has not endorsed donald trump. really refused to get behind his campaign. he is a close ally and close friend of senator ted cruz. so interesting to note that donald trump is putting him prominently on this new lift p senator lee's office says he's not interested, likes his just just fine. he likes to tout he's releasing these names of potential supreme court justices whoa pick and uses it as an argument on the campaign trail. look if you like me, great. if you don't like me, one thing to tell you, supreme court justices, supreme court justices. wolf, trying to use this as a unifying factor for conservatives anxious about his potential presidential. >> a bit criticized. initial lichst of whites. now in the new list extended to 21, one of south asian origin, one born in venezuela and a

. >> all right, sunlen serfaty repo reporting. >>> some hispanic reporters are backing away from him. last hour, the president of the latino partnership for conservative principles, he says he's not only disappointed by mr. trump's speech last night, he feels misled, and he told me he is no longer supporting trump. >> he gave the impression until yesterday morning he was going to deal with the undocumented in a compassionate way. and in that speech, he is saying we deport you or we self-deport you. it's worse than what he initially proposed. today i'm saying -- not only i'm considering withdrawing my support, i'm telling you today, i'm withdrawing my support from donald trump. and it's not only me. many like me think the same way. >> all right. so let's talk about this. let's bring in jesus marquez, a member of the national hispanic advisory council for trump and a las vegas radio host. also hillary clinton supporter and former mayor of los angeles antonio villaraigosa. welcome to both of you. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for being here. jesus, i'm going to start with you becaus

. >> sunlen, thanks so much for all of that reporting. we're following a lot of news this morning, so let's get right to it. >>> there must be transparency. >> this officer is being protected. this man's life is not protected. >> this is a national crisis. >> we need to come together, to turn the tide, stop the violence. >> the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against officer betty shelby is warranted. >> there was no reason for terence to be shot down. >> shots fired! >> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> this is your new day, everyone. welcome. protesters taking to t streets for a third straight night in charlotte, despite a curfew. peaceful dm fuful demonstration. they were chanting, release the tape, over the deadly police shooting of keith lamont scott. what we had was supposed to be a huge development. scott's family got to see video from the actual shooting, but they came out of it with a very different account than what we're hearing from the police. this comes as a tulsa police off

cnn's sunlen serfaty joins me. in terms of the rally, what was he talking about tonight, anything in particular? >> reporter: it's really interesting. donald trump has the teleprompter tonight, he has prepared remarks but it's really a spot where he's deviated from those prepared remarks. it certainly caught our ear tonight. he's talking about hillary clinton, setting up the private e-mail server, all the controversy over her e-mails and the fact that she did not get charged. here's what he had to say. >> because she is being so protected. she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted. >> reporter: so some pretty strong language and words there from donald trump. of course, that's just more red meat to this crowd. they ate it up. >> trump still has not released his taxes. tonight his running mate, governor pence, released his. what did we learn from him? >> reporter: this was ten years of mike pence's tax

>> all right, appreciate it, sunlen. joining us now with more on that speech and trump's visit to mexico is democratic vice presidential nominee senator tim kaine from virginia. senator, good to have you. >> hey, chris. good to be with you. >> so, do you think that hillary and/or you should have gone to mexico? and do you think letting trump go wound up allowing him to play to advantage? >> you know, chris, hillary has spent time with president pena nieto, and i have been to mexico within the last 16 months as a member of the senate foreign relations committee. hillary's paid many visits there. hillary yesterday thought it was important to give a speech to the american legion, to go to talk to that prominent veterans organization about the role of america in the world. so that's what she was doing while donald trump did kind of a photo op fly-by, where he didn't even have the nerve at the last minute to bring up this issue about the wall. this is the central piece of his campaign, immigration and deportation, and we're g

cnn's sunlen serfaty joins me. in terms of the rally, what was he talking about tonight, anything in particular? >> reporter: it's really interesting. donald trump has the teleprompter tonight, he has prepared remarks but it's really a spot where he's deviated from those prepared remarks. it certainly caught our ear tonight. he's talking about hillary clinton, setting up the private e-mail server, all the controversy over her e-mails and the fact that she did not get charged. here's what he had to say. >> because she is being so protected. she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted. >> reporter: so some pretty strong language and words there from donald trump. of course, that's just more red meat to this crowd. they ate it up. >> trump still has not released his taxes. tonight his running mate, governor pence, released his. what did we lrn from him? >> reporter: this was ten years of mike pence's tax r

sunlen serfaty, sarah murray, thank you. ladies, appreciate it. see the first debate here monday night. coverage ticking off at 4:00 eastern time. don't want to miss any of it. >>> meantime, we're following breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina. you're looking now, live pictures from marshall park where a large crowd gathered for a rally. this of course in response to the shooting death of keith lamont scott at the hands of charlotte police on tuesday. cnn's nick valencia live in charlotte. nick, the resounding sentiment in the city is that people want police to release their videos. >> reporter: that's right. that's the message we're hearing, a loud and clear demand. last night the fourth night of demonstrations since the shooting tuesday afternoon. a different tone, more families out. police worried with the weekend, could be potential for more riots, but that wasn't the case. saw a different scene than earlier this week, but the message was still the same. release the tape. just off camera here there's a gathering of community leaders,