a trump administration will be pro-agriculture 100%. i just announced the new members of my agriculture advisory committee and they include virginia's very own congressman. where's bob? he's around here some place. together we're going to work on reforms to support our family farms and boost agricultural production in america to record levels. we'll be exporting our product. we will be so proud of what we're doing again. that begins with hiring a pro-farmer, pro-america energy head at our very, very destructive epa. it also means i am going to eliminate the destructive and invasive waters of the united states rule that was unilaterally issued by this administration, and that is a job killer like never before. this rule is so extreme, it gives federal agencies control over creeks and small streams, even puddles on your private property. you can't do business anymore. i'm also going to cut taxes for family farms down to 15% from 35%. on top of that, we are going to end that death tax on family farms which has truly really, and i mean real

a trump administration will be pro agriculture 100%. i just announced the new members of my agriculture advisory committee and they include virginia's very own congressman bob goodlap. where's bob? he's around here someplace. together, we're going to work on reforms to support our family farms and boost agricultural production in record levels. we'll be exporting our product. we will be so proud of what we're doing again. that begins with hiring a pro farmer, pro american energy head at a very destructive epa. it also means i am going to eliminate the destructive and invasive waters of the united states rule that was unilater unilaterally issued by the administration and that is a job killer like never before. this is so extreme, it gives federal agencies control over creeks and small streams. even puddles on your private property. you can't do business anymore. i'm also going to cut taxes for family farms down to 15% from 35% on top of that, we are going to end that death tax on family farms which has truly really and i mean really hur

you're ready to vote, for honest government and the honest government that you deserve, a trump administration will end the trump and restore integrity to government service. remember, i'm funding my campaign, spending tremendous amounts of money on running for office. raising money for the republican party and the republican national committee, which i think is doing a very good job, but i will tell you more about that on november 8th. i'll let you know if they do a good job or not. i think they're going to do a great job. no one will be above the law in a trump administration. the state department will work for the country, not for hillary clinton's donors. and i will work for you. ly work for no one else. i will work for you. i will never lie to you. ly never put any other interests before you, and i will never, ever, stop fighting for you. never. the government will work for the people again. that means weare onlygoing to admit individuals into our country who support our values and we're not going to finish visas where screening controls take place. and without it we cannot continue to h

in a trump administration, all workers of all colors will get priority for jobs in their own country,about time. i want higher wages for african-americans, for hispanic americans and for all americans, we want higher wages. many, many workers in our country are making substantially less money today in real wages than they made 18 years ago. they're working two jobs instead of one. they're working much harder as they get older, and it's supposed to be the opposite. we're going to stop it. we're going to create great jobs and we're going to get the wages up. hillary clinton is a throwback to an ugly past where politicians preyed on our poorer citizens while selling them out for personal gain. promises, promises, all talk, no action. all talk, no action politicians. they talk, talk, talk, talk. you vote them in with great fanfare, and then they do nothing. with trump, that's not going to happen. believe me. we must turn the page on yesterday. only a change in leadership will produce a change in outcomes, and we can't take as a country four more years of obama, and that's what you get wit

you heard your son say he worked for the end of the bush administration. trump supporters say this is just sour grapes from the career establishment republicans. what's your reaction? >> no, it's not at all. i mean, i worked at the beginning of the bush administration. i came in with governor bush who became president bush. and the fact of the matter is that when we left iraq, for example, there was no isis. we had troops there. the place was quieter than it had been for years. we had actually won that war. and so the argument that we left the place a mess, as if the last eight years didn't exist, is just mind-boggling, but it's a reflection of trump's ignorance, his overreactions. i mean, let's face it, do you honestly think that the signers of this letter would be serving in a hillary clinton administration? last time i checked, they were all republicans. so it's not sour grapes at all. it's fear for the country. we fear for this country if that man gets into the white house. it's as simple as that. >> so if it came down to her or him, if you had to make a dec

crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be acre se accepted in a trump administration. the narrative has been pushed aggressively for years and now by our current administration and pushed by my opponent, hillary clinton, you know is a totally false one. you know that. the problem in our poorest communities is not that there are too many police, the problem is that there are not enough police. more law enforcement. more community engagement and more effective policing is what our country needs desperately. just like hillary clinton is against the miners, she is against the police, believe me. you know it, and i know it and guess what? she knows it. those peddling the narrative of cops as a racist force in our society, a narrative supported with a nod by my opponent shared directly in the responsibility for the unrest in milwaukee and many other places within our country. they have fostered the dangerous anti policed a most fe ed atmos america. every time we rush to judgment with false facts and narratives, whether in ferguson or in baltimore and fullment further unrest

that will and under a trump administration. under a trump administration.illary clinton wants to make taxes more complicated and will trillion onby $1.3 you and everybody else. regulations will be a tax hike on the poor. according to heritage foundation, by 2030, the obama-clinton energy restrictions will eliminate another half a million manufacturing jobs, reduce economic output by $2.5 trillion and reduce incomes by $7,000 a person per year. that means you are making less money in 2030 then you are making right now. we have artie done that 18 years ago. country, we have no growth. you saw that. the trouble administration will end this war on the american worker and unleashing -- unleash the revolution that will bring vast new wealth and power to our country. [cheers] according to the institute for lifting therch, restrictions on all sources of america energy will simply $100ase gdp by more than billion annually. we need that badly. had over 500,000 new jobs annually and increase annual wages by more than $30 billion over the next seven years. federal, sta

george bush mitt romney type republicans who will not have a role to play in the trump administration. i can assure everyone, i do know donald trump and he will put together a cabinet, the likes of which america has never seen before. strongest cabinet top to bottom from the secretary of defense to secretary of home hand security, director of cia. there is no one that should be worried whatsoever about how a ceo will tackle a job. not going to micro manage. but just more disgruntled republicans. disappointing certainly to see that i can tell you the energy behind donald trump and laughab consider the debacles of hillary clinton and barack obama. the threat of terrorism around the world. infamous red line in syria and now paying $400 million ransom to the chief sponsor of terrorism iran. all but laughable, frankly. and a sad way these 50 individuals look at that track record and put this letter out. it won't have an impact on donald trump a supporters. >> take a look at names of some of the people who signed this letter. michael chernoff. michael hayden. john negroponte. tom ridge. the

crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be acre se accepted in a trump administration. the narrative has been pushed aggressively for years and now by our current administration and pushed by my opponent, hillary clinton, you know is a totally false one. you know that. the problem in our poorest communities is not that there are too many police, the problem is that there are not enough police. more law enforcement. more community engagement and more effective policing is what our country needs desperately. just like hillary clinton is against the miners, she is against the police, believe me. you know it, and i know it and guess what? she knows it. those peddling the narrative of cops as a racist force in our society, a narrative supported with a nod by my opponent shared directly in the responsibility for the unrest in milwaukee and many other places within our country. they have fostered the dangerous anti policed a most fe ed atmos america. every time we rush to judgment with false facts and narratives, whether in ferguson or in baltimore and fullment further unrest

. >> a trump administration will and the government corruption once and for all. >> in the afternoon he spoke to thousands of supporters in virginia. outside a small group protested his failure to release his tax returns. >> is not accountable to the people he seeking to represent. >> on the democratic side clinton held a series of fundraisers in massachusetts. tomorrow she will hold a generating -- >>> the 29th year of the aids walk in colorado. this could be the last. nearly 1000 people joined in the event a cheesman park hosted by the colorado aids project. the goal is to raise money for the nearly 6000 people living with hiv. thanks to medical advances hiv created a false impression that aids is a thing of the past. fewer donations could mean the end of the annual event. >> 1996, we reached our peak where the event raised $1.7 million. this year our goal is to rate $250,000. >> there is still time to help head to our website. >>> clear skies over denver after a beautiful august day. dave, the 70s felt great. >> they certainly did. in the last 24 hours we have squeezed in 3 season

the trump administration would bar any anti-semitic or anti-gay. ow the immigration bans trump is set to announce today would fit with the previously described total ban on muslims coming to the u.s. >>> the wall street journal urging the republican party to give up on trump if he does not change his act by labor day. the editorial page is accusing trump of running an incompetent campaign. the editorial board says trump needs to stop blaming everyone else and decide if he wants to act like someone who wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike pence. leading to despair for staff and advisers. here is trump's campaign chairman. >> contrary to the new york times nameless sources story, the campaign is moving forward and is very strong. we raised over $132 million in last two months. we are organized in all 50 states. all 50 states. we have been in the battle ground states every day this month. including pennsylvania, ohio and florida. multiple times this month. we are starting to get traction. >> trump also slamming the media with the b

it would be the new normal under a donald trump administration. tougher standards for those looking to come to america, but how would it work and what's hillary clinton saying about trump's latest plans? >> and new this half hour, a bizarre scene outside a walmart. >> a store employee confronted by an angry monkey. mixing it up before the monkey's owner jumps in. >>> and pushups for a good cause. the social media challenge filling up your feeds that's being done by celebrities. we'll tell you what it's all about. that's on "the skinny" on this tuesday, august 16th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. let's get to our top story right now. the rising toll in louisiana floods. a seventh body recovered from the water in baton rouge. the victim a 50-year-old man. >> the view from above shows the immense scope of the flooding. the forecasters say a rainfall like this happens only once in a thousand years. the national guard says it's rescued nearly 8,000 people. most of those rescued are

. >> crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be accepted in a trump administration. >> reporter: although the latest wisconsin poll shows the billionaire trailing hillary clinton by 15 points, trump says he sees no rb to change his style. >> i don't want to change. you start pivoting, you're not in philadelphia where she avoided questions about her private e-mail server. some want to know why clinton did not face criminal charges. on monday they sent a letter to the dcs attorney calling what they call purgery and false statements made by clinton. the fbi released notes from its interview to clinton to congress on tuesday with the expectation it will not be disseminated or disclosed. clinton's campaign said to the public than to partisan lawmakers saying this is an extraordinarily rare step that was sought solely by republicans for the purpose of further second-guessing the career professions at the fbi. based on the fbi recommendations, the justice department declined to press charges and considers the case closed. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> "the

. >> under a donald trump administration all lives matter! ♪ >> plus, i just out a justin bieber concert to see if i'll become a beliebr and a panel tries to convince me why hillary clinton should be president. >> so i went to both conventions and i'm going to break down them for you right now. beginning with the democratic convention in philadelphia. so the big theme in philly was reactive. i'm not donald trump. it wasn't a positive message as to what the democrats were for but what the democrats were not. they trotted out a lot of victims, minority who is had been hurt by the system. transgendered people. gay people. victims of police brutality. i don't know if that's going to stick but that's what they did. the main idea is love over hate. we're lovers. donald trump's a hater. go with love. i don't think the country's feeling that right now. we're in some tough times and i think we need to a little more grittiness. they're trying to say we're a unity party. we're not the party of division. but after the last eight years when the president'

. >> crime and violence is an attack on the poor and never be accepted in trump administration. >> the billionaire trailing ll reason to change his style. >> you're not being honest with people. >> clinton campaigned in philadelphia where she voided more questions about her e-mail server. >> why they did not recommend she faces criminal charges. they sent a letter to the dc u.s. attorney outline of evidence of perjury and false statements by clinton when she testified last october. the fbi released notes from its interview to congress on tuesday with the expectation it will not be deseminaited or disclosed. it would rather see the report released to the public than to partisan lawmakers saying this is an extraordinarily rare step that was sawghtd by republicans to -- the justice department declined case closed. >>> on the democrat side now vice presidential candidate tim kaine was in north carolina yesterday. with his wife by his side he spoke at the cape fair botanical gardens. he says they would make it a priority to protect and kaine's son serves as a marine. >> his wife addressed o

in a trump administration the state department will work for the country, not for hillary clinton's donorsers and applause] and i will work for you and i will work for no one else. i will work for you. i will never lie to you. i will never put any other interests before you, and i will never ever stop fighting for you. [cheers and applause] never. chief political correspondent carl cammeron is live in dimondale michigan. hey, carl. >> quiet here now it was raucous a couple of hours ago. trump had a big rally here. used the teleprompter. made a number of political statements about african-americans. took on hillary clinton and took on president obama and none of the crowd seemed to mind at all that he was using a teleprompter. in fact, he has gotten very good reviews for having done so even for some folks who used to think as trump said you could never use a teleprompter at a rally. it's gone well for him this woke. earlier today he was in louisiana. and when he got here tonight, one of the things that he did was point out while he got down to louisiana and looked at the floods, president o

it would be the new normal under a donald trump administration. rds for those looking to come to america, but how would it work and what's hillary clinton saying about trump's latest plans? >> and new this half hour, a bizarre scene outside a walmart. >> a store employee confronted by an angry monkey. mixing it up before the monkey's owner jumps in. >>> and pushups for a good cause. the social media challenge filling up your feeds that's being done by celebrities.

a trump administration will establish a clear principle that will govern all decisions pertaining to immigration. and we will be tough. and we will be even extreme. we should only admit into this country those who share our values and respect our people. >> i will be your champion. i will be your voice in the white house. we will bring it back. we will once again be a country of law and order. to every parent who dreams for their children and to every child who dreams for their future i say these words to you tonight. i am with you. i will fight for you. and i will win for you. sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues you don't choose the right words. or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and believe it or not, it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. >> guy benson political editor at town hall.com. figaro is the former bernie sanders staff. ric grenell is a former spokesman for two u.s. ambassador to the u.n. rick, was this a pig week for donald trump? a good week for donald trump? >> yeah, i think it was a fantastic week. he made

the audience takeaway -"the stakes are too high this year, we can't afford a trump administration." covering the corridor in cedar rapids, connor morgan, cbs 2 news ten at 10. after the event - some who attended - went door knocking - to try to get out the vote - for clinton. plenty of selfies also snapped today in des moines.that's where republican presidential nominee donald trump showed up for senator joni erns second annual roast and ride. cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee was there and continues our vote 2016 team coverage from des moines. moines. the point of the roast and ride is to raise money for veterans.but this year -- with donald trump's appearance - it also sent home a message about what needs to happen in this year's election.take pkg:nat pop enginewith her engine on - and helmet strapped - ready to ride --nat pop enginesenator patriots - all riding for a purpose.sot: scott root: 12:53:38 "you've got to support your veterans."they're supporting veterans - by raising money for the non- profit - soldier strong.sot: joni ernst: 02:33:06 "it literally gets these men and wome

that will end under a trump administration.illary clinton wants to make taxes even more complicated and by $1.3se taxes trillion on you and everyone else. her anti-energy regulations will be a tax hike on the poor. your energy bills are going to go through the roof. foundationo heritage , the obama clinton restrictions another half a million manufacturing jobs, twoce economic out foot by point $5 trillion and reduce person per$7,000 a year. that means you are making less money in 2030 then you are making right now. we've already done that 18 years ago. right now as a country, we have no growth. you saw that. a trump administration will end this war on the american worker and unleash an energy revolution that will bring advanced new to each andower every country. listing -- lifting the restrictions on all sources of increaseenergy will gdp by more than 100 billion dollars annually. we need that so badly. jobsver 500,000 new annually and increase annual wages by more than 30 alien dollars over the next several years. it will incr

something no previous administration counted as a deportation. norah, trump points instead to a 40% decline in deportations of immigrants found more than 100 miles from the border as evidence current laws are not being enforced. >> all right, major garrett, thank you. >> we turn now to john dickerson, our cbs news political director and moderator of "face the nation." john, what does the trump campaign hope to achieve with this new speech on wednesday >> well, donald trump has to bring in republican voters who have been on the sidelines because they think he's too risky am but he has to do it in a way that doesn't trade away his base who love his blunt authenticity, particularly on the issue of imgrition that he will speak about later this week. but that leads to confusion. a couple of weeks ago donald trump said he would not pivot just before he pifer oted to a new strategy. so on immigration wile he says he's not changing, but at the same time he is. during the primaries he said he would deport the 11 million your head would spin. that was his quote. now hi

immigrants like janet mergia of the national council of laraza argue current policy is harsh and a trump administration would be worse. >> you have called president obama the deporter in chief. what would president trump be? >> i guess he would be the exor ther in chief, exorting extreme policies, extreme rhetoric that would be very scary and frightening. not wait. >> reporter: trump says he would prioritize deportations of criminals. president obama has said the same thing. in 2015, 59% of deported immigrants committed a crime in the u.s trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway. >> he will enforce the law. that is a novel concept in washington d.c. where they just like to lay law on top of law and never enforce what we have. >> reporter: obama era deportation statistics include those captured at or near something no previous administration counted as a deportation. norah, trump points instead to a 40% decline in deportations of immigrants found more than 100 miles from the border as evidence current laws are not being enforced. >> all right, major garrett, thank you. >> we turn now to john dickerson,

crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be accepted in a trump administration. the narrative has been pushed aggressively for years and now, by our current administration and pushed by my opponent, hillary clinton, you know, is a totally false one. you know that. the problem in our poorest community seas not that there are too many police. the problem is there are not enough police. more law enforcement, more community engagement, more effective policing is what our country needs desperately. just like hillary clinton is against the miners, she is against the police. believe me. you know it and i know it, and guess what? she knows it. those pedaling the narrative of cops as racist in our society is a narrative supported with a nod of my opponent shared directly in the responsibility for the unrest in milwaukee and many other places within our country. they have fosters the dangerous, anti-police atmosphere in america and all throughout america. every time we rush to judgment with false facts and narratives when did in ferguson or baltimore and encourage further

. >> crime and violence is an attack on the poor, and will never be accepted in a trump administration. >> reporter: the latest wisconsin poll shows him ailing hillary clinton by 15 points, but trump says he sees no reason to change his style. >> i don't want to change. if you start pivoting you're not being honest with people. >> reporter: clinton campaigned more questions about at the time private e-mail server. some congressional republicans want to know why the fbi didn't recommend clinton face criminal charges. on monday they sent a letter to the dc us attorney outlining evidence of what they call perjury and false statements by clinton when she testified about her e-mail server last october. the fbi released notes from its interview with clinton to congress tuesday with the expectation it will not be clinton's camp said it would rather see the report released to the public rather than partisan lawmakers saying it was sought solely by republicans to further second guess the career professionals at the fbi. based on the fbi's recommendation, the justice department declined to press

. >> the trump administration will and government corruption once and for all. >> a small group of protesters outside, one dressed in a donald duck const - - costume, demonstrating against his decision to not release his tax returns. and hillary clinton arrived in and - - nantucket yesterday for a series of fundraisers. she will continue raising money for the next several days, holding events with share on sunday and magic johnson on monday. cbs news, new york. >> and soma asked our insiders where the campaign goes from here. come september 1st, you are going to see a, - - completely different campaign. all of the things that have happened before, it is likes - - spring training for baseball. >> spring training for baseball or the titanic hit the iceberg? >> reset number three now? we try this over and over again and it does not seem at the problem has been that. it seems like the problem has been a person at the top not taking advice. i don't think that has changed. >> we will have more from our political insiders coming up. >> concerns are growing after the zika virus turned dope in south f

crowd of several thousand enthusiastic supporters in fredericksburg, virginia.nats: (trump) "a trump administration will end for all." a small group of and one dressed in a donald duck costume- demonstrated against trump's decision to not release his tax returns. sot shu-yen wei: "he's not accountable to the people he's seeking to represent." nats plane democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton arrived in nantucket, massachusetts saturday for a series of fundraisers.she'll continue raising money for the next couple of days, holding events with cher on sunday and magic johnson on monday.wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york. trump also held a county sheriff's office in virginia. wisconsin voters may be able to cast their ballo early for this november's election... election...that's if an appeals court doesn't intervene on a federal judge's ruiling that voided a host of state election laws.by law, clerks must have early voting ballots by september 21. milwaukee's city clerk expects it to start sometime near the end of next month.before the judge's decision early voting would have started oct

a trump administration will end this war on the american worker and unleash an energy revolution that will bring fast new wealth to our country. according to the institute for energy research, lifting the restrictions on all sources of american energy will do the following. increase gdp by more than $100 billion annually. add over 500,000 new jobs annually and increase annual wages by more than $30 billion over the next seven years. [applause] donald trump: additionally, it will increase federal, state and local tax revenue by almost $6 trillion over four decades. increase total economic activity by more than $20 trillion over the next 40 years. the reforms i have outlined today are only the beginning. tax, trade,rm our energy, and regulatory policies, we will open a new chapter in american prosperity, which is so desperately needed. we need a new chapter. [applause] donald trump: we can use this new wealth to rebuild our military, which is desperately needed and our infrastructure. future, wethis new will also be rolling out proposals to increase choice and costs in childcare, offeri

. >> a trump administration will end the government corruption once and for all. >> reporter: a small group of protesters outside, including one in a condemn straighted against -- demonstrated against his decision not to release his tax returns. hillary clinton arrived in massachusetts saturday for a series of fundraisers. they will continue to raise money for the next couple of days. holding events with cher on sunday, and magic johnson on monday. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> still to come on wbz news, you new concerns over the zika virus. >> it has extended to another concerned about this news. >> also ahead, a father and his young daughter go to a fair in washington state, and wind up in intensive care. >> plus flooding in louisiana has caused an impact at a cemetery. >> it's been a beautiful afternoon. the humidity was low. we crank up that humidity for tomorrow, plus, tracking our next chance for rain. how much rain we could see in four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred milli

what would a trump administration policy for tackling terrorism really look like? that is the question the republican nominee set out to answer while taking aim at his rival hillary clinton. from extreme vetting process that would restrict those with hostile attitudes to the united states to limiting access to the internet for those spreading radical messages, he laid out his worldview. jane o'brien reports. jane: mr. trump's first foreign policy speech as the republican nominee focused squarely on fighting what he called radical islamic terrorism , a war he wants to wage on multiple fronts including ideological tests for immigrants. mr. trump: i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme, extreme vetting. our country has enough problems. we don't need more. and these are problems like we've never had before. jane: in the last couple of weeks, mr. trump has picked a fight with the muslim parents of an american soldier killed in iraq and accused the president of creating terrorists. mr. trump: i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're

trumps policies and words, and would governor pence be doing the same in a trump administration?ven an 11-year-old boy is seeing the clear tensions within the republican party. the response by mike pence was this. he said, well, they want me to balance the ticket. that is what he is supposed to do, bring some kind of balance and stability to the donald trump campaign. but really, what we have seen her the divisions within the party and within the campaign itself. host: i see a bright future ahead in journalism for that young man will stop thanks very much. -- young man. much. very a plane stuffed with hundreds of millions of dollars delivered to the government in iran. it is not a plot. this actually happened, and john kerry has been defending the move. he says it was not a ransom payment to secure the release of american hostages. he says it was part of a deal that was reached decades ago. reporter: his freedom was portrayed as a diplomatic right through, but with an american journalist let go from an iranian prison in exchange for ransom. that is the allegation facing the obama