>> unless you have a trump administration who appoints a new attorney general and reopens this case. there is a statute of limitations that's ticking and not passed. they could reopen these charges. no matter how petty they seem to some. charles: would it seem petty to you? >> no, but it would be highly partisan. as a former member of the law enforcement community, for me you follow the law and see what the facts do and you investigate the entire crime and not just pieces and portions that it appears they did in this instance. i don't think it would be petty, but i think there would be partisan charge on both sides. charles: this is an election issue. it's not going away. whenever it's polled across the board, people are just curious. because it dovetails with the notion that the clintons have always been above the law. it's not just a recent thing, but something that goes back multiple decades. >> the outcome probably won't change. they probably most likely won't reopen the case. but what it has done, it has obviously built on this notion that hillary clinton cannot be trusted. when

remember, under a trump administration it's called america first. remember that. [ cheers and applause ] to choose immigrants based on merit. merit. skill. and proficiency. doesn't that sound nice? and to establish new immigration controls to boost wages and to ensure that open jobs are offered to american workers first and that in particular african-american and latino workers who are being shut out in this process. so unfairly. and hillary clinton is going to do nothing for the african-american worker, the latino worker. she's going to do nothing. give me your vote, she says, on november 8th. and then she'll say so long, see you in four years. that's what it is. she's going to do nothing. and just look at the past. she's done nothing. she's been there for 35 years. she's done nothing. and i say what do you have to lose? choose me. watch how good we're going to do together. watch. you watch. we want people to come into our country, but they have to come into our country legally and properly vetted and in a manner that serves the national interest.

he says a trump administration will undo as many regulations as possible, starting with president obama'san power plan, which has put limits onwe coal emissions. trump has also promised to rip up or cancel the paris accords, and block any funding for international climate change efforts. he supports the expansion of coal and oil and natural gas as main energy sources for the u.s. on the issue of renewables,s. trump has been largely silent.il >> climate change is such a consequential crisis to everyone in the world. >> reporter: hillary clinton, on the other hand, has repeatedlyep called climate change an urgent threat, and one that is driven in large part by human activity-- namely, the burning of fossil fuels. clinton supports cutting carbon emissions, supports the goals of the paris accords, as well asri president obama's clean energy plan. clinton acknowledges these plano will cost coal industry jobs, and she has proposed a multibillion dollar renewable energy plan that she says will attempt to replace some of those lost jobs. to help understand what ato clinton or trump administration

.>> [cheering and applause] >> this is the first of what i conversations, and in a trump administration we will go about creating a new relationship between our two countries, but it will be a bear -- fair relationship. but to fix our immigration system, we must change our leadership in washington and we must change it quickly. sadly, the truth is our immigration system is worse than anybody ever realized. but the facts aren't known because the media won't report on them, the politicians won't talk about them, and the special interest stand a lot of -- spend a lot of money trying to cover them up because they that is the way it is. today on a complicated and difficult subject, you will get the truth. the fundamental problem with the immigration system in our country is that it serves the needs of wealthy donors, political activist and powerful politicians. thank you. let me tell you who it does not serve, it does not serve you, the american people. when politicians talk about immigration reform, they usually mean the following. amnesty, open borders, lower entirely. it should mean impro

in a trump administration, all immigration laws will be enforced. will be enforced. as with any law enforcement activity, we will set priorities. but unlike this administration, no one will be immune or exempt from enforcement. and i.c.e. and border patrol officers will be allowed to do their jobs the way their jobs are supposed to be done. anyone who's entered the united states illegally is subject to deportation. that is what it means to have laws and to have a country. otherwise we don't have a country. our enforcement priorities will include removing criminals, gang members, security threats, visa overstays, public charges, that is, those relying on public welfare or straining the safety net along with millions of recent illegal arrivals and overstays who have come here under this current corrupt administration. number six, we are going to suspend the issuance of visas to anyplace where adequate screening cannot occur. according to data provided by the senate subcommittee on immigration and the national interest between 9/11 and the end of 2014, at least 380 fore

foreign policy would look like in his administration, trump would emphasize diploma amaze rather thantruction >> in the trump administration, our actions in the middle east will be tempered by realism. the current strategy of toppling regimes with in plan what to do the day after produces power vacuums that are filled by terrorists gradually formed, not sudden and radical change should be our guiding objective in that region. we should work with any country that shares our goal of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorists >> he quickly turned his attention to slamming hillary clinton, calling her wreck less and unfit to be commander in chief because of her use of a personal e-mail server we'll secretary of state. >>> annie mccormick is outside the union league where protests are also making their voices heard. this noon. >> reporter: hi, rick. the protesters are about two blocks behind me. they were waiting for mr. trump when he arrives here a little bit before 11:30 before he took the stage. which you just saw. take a look at this video. around 40 minutes before his ar

ash heap of history where it belongs. [ cheers and applause ] and let me assure you the trump/pence administration will stand for the sanctity of life and defend the unborn from the first day we take office. i'm truly grateful. i'm truly grateful for donald trump's strong commitment to the sanctity of life. he understands the moral imperative of advancing the cause of life, and we've spoken of it many times. in fact, did again this morning on my way here to see you. during my time as governor of indiana, i'm proud to say with the support of many of you in this room, we promoted a culture of life in the state of indiana. we instituted the first ever state income tax credit for hoosier families who adopt, and we supported crisis pregnancy centers around the state by providing additional funding, millions of dollars, through the real alternatives program so that women facing crisis pregnancy have more choices before them and can choose life. >> and we've been listening to donald trump's running mate, that's indiana governor mike pence. he's been speaking to the conservative value voters summit. the v

the trump administration will be a true friend to poland and to all polish americans. >> trump will make a return to arizona on tuesday. he will return to arizona this tuesday at the events center. >>> we have some weather to talk about. mainly south of us. as you can see the storms are up toward maricopa. we have a live picture from the news temper. this is next to maricopa. you can see dust and rain falling in the distance. the storms of moving to the north. if they intensify we could see some blowing dust again across the valley. not as intense as yesterday. there's the blowing dust advisory south of that is until 6 pm. when speeds up around 30 or 35 miles per hour. look at this starting to take shape. we will see if that comes to fruition. a live look outside, calm conditions. will we see rain late tonight? what about the morning commute? we will have your answer. on in our world, would so students are doing for one of their classmates battling cancer. it will make you smile. >> reporter: here at this school in florence bald is beautiful. teachers and students say her is an afterthou

a trump administration will be a true friend to poland and to all polish americans. >> reporter: trump is still trying to shake up accusations of fat shaming former ms. universe alicia machado. on tuesday he repeated his statement that she had gained a massive amount of weight and that it was a real problem. his comments prompted the arizona pu paper has ever backed a democrat for president, saying trump's long history of objectifying women and his demeaning comments about women during the campaign are not just good old gas gaffs, they are evidence of deep character flaws. >> reporter: even though trump is still dealing with harsh criticism, there are no sign and he said he was happy with the way he did. he pointed out controversy surrounding the clinton foundation and mocked her pneumonia. >>> lawmakers reversed one of president obama's vetoes for the first time since he took office. >> he vetoed a bill allowing families of the victims of the 911 attacks to sue saudi for its alleged role in the plot bia for its alleged role in the plot. lore's husband died inside the world trade cente

the trump administration our actions in the middle east would be tempered by realism. current strategy of toppling regimes with no plan for what to do the day after only produces power vacuums that are filled simply by terrorist, gradual reform, no sudden and radical change should be guiding objective in that region. we should work with any country that shares our goal of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorism. [applause] and we are going to form new friendships and partnerships based on this mission and this mission alone. we now have an administration and a former secretary of state who refuse to say radical islamic terrorism and unless you're going to say the words, you're never going to solve the problems, very simple. immediately after taking office i will ask my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. [cheers and applause] >> this will require military warfare but also cyber warfare, financial warfare and ideological warfare as i layed out in my speech on defeating radical islamic terrorism several weeks ago. i

the second thing will never happen in a trump administration is somebody in that administration receivingoney from foreign countries and using it to his or her own advantage. there are some things about donald trump that are strong and tough and things that we really don't think about that are necessary to get this job done. >> coach, you do not appear to be a huge fan of one hillary clinton but that could be me making a leap. let me ask you about the whole colin cap per knick -- kaepernick issues. other players were -- this has widen it out. you said this sort of thing gets to be a distraction to the game at hand. what did you mean by that? >> i think anytime a player -- i don't care who the player is or what he does, when he bring a lot of attention to himself, that's controversial, like happened there that's taken away from preparation. they were just getting ready for the first game of the year and it wasn't the opponent or the offense, it was what this guy was talking about, and that irritated me more than what he said. he took something away from the intelligence, something away fro

[applause] in a trump administration, i plan to work directly with the american legion to uphold ourey are taught to america's children. [applause] learnt our kids to incredible achievements of america's history, its institutions, and its heroes, many of whom are with us today. including, by the way, to special people, mayor rudolph giuliani and senator jeff sessions. they are richer. [applause] -- right here. [applause] we will stop apologizing for america and we will start celebrating america. [applause] united by our common culture, values, and principles becoming one american nation. one country under one constitution saluting one american flag. [applause] the flag all of you helped to protect and preserve. that flag deserves respect. i will work with the american to strengthen respect for our flag. it is very sad, you see what is happening. [applause] way, we want young americans to recite the pledge of allegiance. [applause] in addition to teaching respect for the flag, we also have to make sure we give our military the tools they need to defend that flag and to deter violence

in a trump administration, the national guard will always have a direct line to the oval office, and i mean, direct. [cheers and applause] >> you will have an administration that never loses sight of the vital contribution and you will have a president that speaks up for the national guard at every single turn. [cheers and applause] >> the incredible members of the national guard have sacrificed life and limb for our freedom, safety and our country. we will never forget our heros, their families and the ones they've left behind. our gratitude is and will be ever lasting. we will protect those who protect us and we will follow your example of unity working in common purpose and for a common cause. we will be one people under one god saluting one american flag. [cheers and applause] >> we will rebuild our military and our country. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again and we together will make america great again. thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. neil: all right, you've been listening on donald trump speak of

remember under a trump administration, it's called america first. remember that. to choose immigrants based on merit. merit. skill and proficiency. doesn't that sound nice? and to establish new immigration controls, to boost wages and to ensure that open jobs are offered to american workers first, and that in particular african-american and latino workers who are being shut out in this process to unfairly. and hillary clinton is going to do nothing for the african-american worker, the latino worker she's going to do nothing. give me your vote she says on november 8, and then seal say 0 so long. see you in four years. she's been there 35 years and done nothing. and i say, what do you have to lose? choose me. watch how good we're going to do together. watch, you watch. we want people to come intoey you are country, but they have to come into our country legally and properly vetted and in a manner that serves the national interest. we've been living under outdated immigration rules from decades ago. they're decades and decades old. so avoid this happening in the futu

"the polish people are great people//a trump administration will be a true friend to poland americans." hillary clinton is in new hampshire this afternoon for a joint appearance with former democratic rival, vermont senator bernie sanders. clinton's emails were again the focus of a hearing on capitol hill where fbi director james comey defended his decision not to prosecute her for mishandling classified email while she was secretary of state. (rep. steve chabot and james comey) q: "if anybody else had done this, like a soldier or a serviceman did virtually the same thing, they would have been prosecuted, disciplined. they'd be in big trouble at the fbi if you did this. you'd not be prosecuted. that wouldn't be fair." the campaigns for clinton and trump are still spinning monday night's debate, and dealing with some of the fallout. for trump, the fallout continued after he commented tuesday about a former miss universe. he said alicia machado "gained a massive amount of weight" and that it was "a real problem." (john heilemann/from ctm) "what we've never seen before is a presidential

a trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended, like you've never seen before." trump also promised to give churches their voices back by repealing restrictive legislation. battleground states lik released today. and the big focus is on the hispanic vote. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston has been reading through the results. prez race: 70-14, clinton ahead hispanics in pres race: more about hating trump than loving clinton nearly a third of hispanics not happy with her. nearly a third of hispanics not happy with her. but trump's numbers are so bad -- 78 percent do not like him -- that it may not matter. especially if it gets to 20 percent of the electorate. and trump is helping more than any ground game could for the democrats. 9:57: "trump is....' 10:16: "....stopping trum part. clinton is not generating the enthusiasm to vote yes. a mother, her baby, and a criminal with a gun. 31-37 he pointed the gun at my son...and i just knew at that point i was going to give him everything. tonight -- the terrifying story -- and the search for the

. >> a trump administration, christian heritage, will be cherished, protected, defended like you have never seen before. >> russian president vladimir putin continues to factor into the u.s. presidential race. >> both campaigns weighed in on trump's comments praising putin as a strong leader. what does that mean that vladimir putin is a stronger leader than barack obama. >> -- >> what about invading other countries as leadership. you wouldn't get out of a 5th grade civics exam if you don't understand the difference between dictatorship and leadership. >> joining us to discuss the latest chapter is the host of face the nation john dickerson. i suppose president putin must be getting a kick about this back and forth about him. >> he is no doubt flattered and amused by the attention. remember to lesli that the last republican nominee in 2012 mitt romney said russia was america's number one foe. now the current nominee donald trump has a much warmer feeling about vladimir putin and russia. >> a lot of talk this week about national security. we know that commander in chief forum was this w

this is the first of what i conversations and in a trump administration we're going to go about creating a new relationship between our two countries. but it's going to be a fair relationship. we want fairness. [ cheers ] >> but to fix our immigration system, we must change our leadership in washington and we must change it quickly. [ cheers ] >> sadly the truth is our immigration system is worse than anybody ever realized but the facts aren't known because the media won't report on them. the politicians won't talk about them. and the special interests spend a lot of money trying to cover them up because they are making an absolute fortune. today, on a very complicated and very difficult subject, you will get the truth. [ cheers ] >> the fundamental problem with the immigration system in our country is that it serves the needs of wealthy donors, political advocates, and powerful, powerful politicians. >> all right. donald trump maybe softening his tone a little mexico today. did not bring up the wall or whether they talked about the wall or who was going to pay for it. >> did you hear wh

that is one of the differences to bear in mind between a trump and clinton administration. is a trump presidency, almost certainly you would have a republican congress. if you have a clinton administration, by no means is it assured that congress would swing into the democrats' column. anna: what implications are therefore for the fed and how high interest rates go? we saw last week the fed bringing down expectations of how high rates go in 2017 and into the medium-term. the lower for longer mantra seems to be reinforced. paul: of course, the fed has been in the firing line from trump, but the fed tries to stay out of politics and be a political they did take a pass last week. just a, the story is killer stagnation debate has come to the fed, and that was pretty obvious in june. in other words, what the fed is trying to figure out is, what is the underlying structure of the economy in terms of where the natural rate of interest is? that is a concept that central banks used to calibrate their policy. what the fed is saying, maybe the longer-term, neutral fed funds rate is mu

today i asked republican mike pence if a trump administration would be more willing to strip citizenship from suspected terrorists. >> the suspect in the north carolina bombs was a naturalized-- new york bombing was a naturalized citizen. >> i think what donald trump and i are committed to doing is providing our military with the resource s that they need to be able to hunt down and destroy those over seas that are projecting force against our people or inspiring terrorist violence here at home but we are also committed as the law and order team in this race. we are committed to making sure that our law enforcement community has the resources and the tools to get beyond this era begin to identify people who would represent a threat to our families and communities. >> governor pence, lastly, you have committed yourself to increase civility in politics over the years, i notice that earlier today mr. trump said on facebook that terrorists are "hoping and praying hillary clinton becomes president so they can continue their savagery and murder." does that jell with your idea of civility and p

(sot)"the polish people are great people//a trump administration will be a true friend to poland and polish- americans."hillary clinton is in new hampshire this afternoon for a joint appearance with former democratic rival, vermont senator bernie sas. pipe 7, 9:23:06)clinton's emails were again the focus of a hearing on capitol hill where fbi director james comey defended his decision not to prosecute her for mishandling classified email while she was secretary of state.(sot - rep. steve chabot and james comey) q: "if anybody else had done this, like a soldier or a serviceman did virtually the same thing, they would have been prosecuted, and were, that's a double standard." a: "they'd be disciplined. they'd be in big trouble at the fbi if you did this. you'd not be prosecuted. that wouldn't be fair."(standup bridge:)the monday night's debate, and dealing with some of the fallout.for trump, the fallout continued after he commented tuesday about a former miss universe. he said alicia machado "gained a massive amount of weight" and that it was "a real problem." (sot - john heilemann/fro

>> we are definitely not going how trade were sundry trump administration. t talking about donald trump not been for free-trade. donald trump is for free and fair trade. the only thing he is paying is america needs to stand up for itself in this trade agreements. if this trade agreements in mexico and china are not honoring them, this is not about creating a trade war. this is clearly about fair trade and protecting america's interests and america's jobs. neil: you'd be happy with a 35% tax on american companies that need to make their product cheaper. >> again, we will not have a 35% tax. neil: he just said 35% before he goes through with this one. >> no, what he said was to the extent that foreign countries don't honor our agreements and we don't have fair agreements. neil: he's talking about ford who did that. >> again, let me be clear. what he was talking about was that there are incentives that afforded others don't need to leave. we will put tariffs to have forced their trade. this is the most incredible tax plan at economic gains and this is about putt

and whatever the motivation, that all is going change in the trump administration win. but growth comes first, erin. that is the most important thing what. donald trump laid out is a bold plan to get this economy moving again. and policies he's advancing we truly believe will create 25 million new jobs over the next ten years. we're going work with newly reelected majorities in the house and senate to advance those policies right out of the gate in this administration and this economy is going to come roaring back and then our monetary policy will be more rational and it will reflect a growing economy. >> your friend paul ryan says donald trump should release his tax returns. that is a significant person to come out and say it. the last --. right now the top republican, elected republican in the country. is he wrong? >> well i think donald trump has every intention of releasing his tax returns. once a routine audit is completed and i was happy to a at his encouragement and with his full support release my tax returns. and it was a pretty short read. a whole lot of zeros

"the polish people are great people//a trump administration will be a true friend to poland and polish-americans." trump is still trying to shake off accusations of "fat shaming' former miss universe alicia machado. on tuesday, trump repeated his statement that machado "had gainea that it was "a real problem." his comments prompted the arizona republic to endorse hillary clinton. it's the first time the paper has ever backed a democrat for president, saying "trump's long history of objectifying women and his demeaning comments about women during the campaign are not just good-old-boy gaffes. they are evidence of deep character flaws." weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. congested during his speech in chicago... in fact his sniffling went viral on twitter. cbs news reached out to the trump campaign to ask if he is ill. the campaign has not yet responded./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters... stay up to date on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) >>> fbi director james comey testified before the house judicia

this is the first of what i expect will be many, many conversations and in a trump administration, we'rego about creating a new relationship between our two countries. but it is going to be a fair relationship. we want fairness. but to fix our immigration system, we must change our leadership in washington and we must change it quickly. sadly, sadly, there is no other way. the truth is, our immigration system is worse than anybody ever realized. but the facts are not known because the media won't report on them. the politicians won't talk about them. and the special interests spend a lot of money trying to cover them up because they are making an absolute fortune. that's the way it is. today on a very complicated and very difficult sub, you will get the truth. the fundamental problem with the immigration system in our country is that it serves the needs of wealthy donors, political activists, and powerful, powerful politicians. that's all you can do. thank you. thank you. let me tell you who it does not serve. it does not serve you, the american people. doesn't serve you. when politician

in a trump administration all immigration laws will be enforced. will be enforced. as with any law enforcement activi activity, we will set priorities. but unlike this administration, no one will be immune or exempt from enforcement. and i.c.e. and border patrol officers will be allowed to do their jobs the way their jobs are supposed to be done. [ cheers and applause ] anyone who has entered the united states illegally is subject to deportation. that is what it means to have laws and to have a country. otherwise, we don't have a country. our enforcement priorities will include removing criminals, gang members, security threats, visa overstays, public charges. that is, those relying on public welfare or straining the safety net along with millions of recent illegal arrivals and overstays who've come here under this current corrupt administration. number six, we are going to suspend the issuance of visas to any place where adequate screening cannot occur. according to data provided by the senate subcommittee on immigration and the national interest, between 9/11 and t

donald trump spoke to the conservative value voters summit in washington, d-c. " a trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you've never seen before." hillary clinton spoke last night to the national baptist the politics and do something that doesn't always come naturally to a midwestern methodist..that is to talk about my own faith...how it lead me to a life of service, how it will guide me as president. sometimes, people ask me 'are you a praying person?' and i tell them if i wasn't one before (laughter)... decision 2016 coverage continues at 5:30 on the n-b-c nightly news. the drinking water continue. steve chamraz is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and shannon.one day after mayor tom barrett warned homeowners to get filters for thier water, m-p-s is now testing for lead. tonight. what one school is at 6. what kind of weather can you expect for friday night football... weekend plans? john malan will tell us.his forecast is still ahead. and next: we'll update you on a program that helps get teenagers ready to join

this is the first of what i expect will be many, many conversations and in a trump administration we'll go about creating a new relationship between our two countries but it will be a fair relationship. we want fairness. but to fix our system we must change the leadership in washington and change it quickly. sadly, sadly there is no other way. our truth is that the system is worse than anyone realized but the facts are not known because the media will not report on them, the politicians will not talk about them -- (crowd booing). >> and the special interests spend a lot of money trying to cover them up because they are making a for tune. that's the way it is. today on a very complicated and difficult subject, you will get the truth the fundamental problem with the immigration system is that it serves the needs of activists and powerful, powerful politicians. that's all you can do. thank you. thank you. >> that is donald trump talking about immigration. his meeting with the mexican president and he is speaking tonight in arizona we want to bring up our expert. what do you make of what he

this is the first of what i expect will be many, many conversations and in a trump administration we'reng to go about creating a new relationship between our two countries. but it's going to be a fair relationship. we want fairness. but to fix our immigration system, we must change our leadership in washington and we must change it quickly. sadly, sadly, there is no other way. the truth is, our immigration system is worse than anybody ever realized. but the facts aren't known because the media won't report on them. the politicians won't talk about them. and the special interests spend a lot of money trying to cover them up because they are making an absolute fortune. that's the way it is. today, on a very complicated and very difficult subject, you will get the truth. the fundamental problem with the immigration system in our country is that it serves the needs of well think donors, political activists and powerful, powerful politicians. it's all you can do. thank you. thank you. let me tell you who it does not serve. it does not serve you, the american people. doesn't serve you. when p

the trump administration will be a good friend to poland and all took -- and to all polish americans. >> reporter: hillary clinton is during with bernie sanders. fbi james gummi defended his decision not to prosecute hillary clinton for mishandling classified email while she was >> if anybody else had done this like a soldier or serviceman who did the same thing, they would of been prosecuted and war. but not hillary clinton. that is a double standard. >> they would be in big trouble in the fbi. they would be prosecuted, and that is not there.>> reporter: the fallout continued after he commented on tuesday about a former miss universe. he said alisa machado massive amount of weight and it was a real problem. >> what we have seen -- what we have never seen before is a presidential candidate attacking a citizen. >> reporter: craig boswell, cbs news, -- cbs news. >>> flagstaff. let's take a live look there. it is from the walk-up skydome on northern arizona university's campus under that we have the san francisco peaks and we're starting to see rainfall and lightning with this too. keep

this is the first of what i expect will be many, many conversations and in a trump administration, we're going to go about creating a new relationship between our two countries. but it's going to be a fair relationship. we want fairness. but to fix our immigration system, we must change our leadership in washington and we must change it quickly. sadly, sadly, there is no other way. the truth is, our immigration system is worse than anybody ever realized. but the facts aren't known because the media won't report on them, the politicians won't talk about them, and the special interests spend a lot of money trying to cover them up because they are making an absolute fortune. that's the way it is. today on a very complicated and very difficult subject, you will get the truth. the fundamental problem with the immigration system in our country is that it serves the needs of wealthy donors, political activists, and powerful, powerful politicians. it's all you can do. thank you. thank you. let me tell you who it does not serve. it does not serve you, the american people, doesn't serve you. when

crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be accepted in a trump administration. never, ever. our job -- [applause] >> our job is not to make life much more comfortable for the violent disruptor but to make life more comfortable for the african-american parent trying to raise their kids in peace, to walk their children to school and to get their children great educations. we have to cherish and protect those people. for every one violent protestor, there are thousands of moms and dads and kids in that same community who just want to be able to really to sleep safely at night, to be able to walk ono the grocery store. more law enforcement, more community engagement, more effective policing is what our country needs and we need it quickly. last year we saw a 17% rise in violent crime in our 50 largest cities. homicides are up in washington, d.c. and more than 60% in baltimore, more than 3,000 people have been shot in chicago so far this year from january 1st, can you believe that? nationwide approximately 60% of murder victims under the age of 22 are african america

i think that just the regulatory relief that will happen in a new trump administration is going to beeset the programming for all the nation's ceo's. they'll be able to retarget growing their businesses as opposed to the con straining environment that they're in right now. >> mika, that's been your argument and you were a late convert to donald trump. >> yes. i finally saw the light. but he has unrolled a really bold economic plan. look at it. we have the highest corporate tax rate in any industrialized nation. 35%. trump is proposing bringing it down to 15%. that in itself could help stimulate 25 million jobs in the next decade. additionally, he's bringing manufacturing jobs back to this country and that will eliminate people like ford corporations going to mexico to build their cars. >> you state it with the flip side of the coin, that the market sometimes wins. it's going to be a protection. hillary clinton kind of said, boy, say what you will of me on trade deals. this guy is worse. >> although that's his campaign stump speech. his advisers including steve moore and everything are

. >> a trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you have never seen before. >> trump promised more private school choices if elected and promised to appoint more supreme court justices in the mold of the late conservative, scalia. he will be in baltimore next week to speak to national guard officers from across the country. organizers say they're curious to hear his position for guard fits in. both candidates were invited but thus far it doesn't look like hillary clinton will be there. >>> we know clinton was in new york today and met with a group of national security experts. she said the group discussed what it would take to detect planned attacks and keep them from being carried out. the campaign is promoting a statement signed by more than 50 republican national security experts who sedan adli trump would make america less safe. >>> all eyes on the football field. will more players join colin kaepernick's protests? we will hear candid comments from millennials, coming up. >> she stole fries from the wrong guy. we will tell you about the

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affection toward the state of new hampshire saying when it comes to the crisis of addiction, a trump administration would solve that. the crowd started lining up yerl and cherise leclerc talked to some of them today and once again they're support irive. reporter: most of them here were supportive. a lot of them eager to hear more in new hampshire and how trump says that relates to immigration, so we heard about a lot of that from them. about a half-hour ago the last of his supporters did leave the sports plex, brought back to the airport. they bought t-shirts, hats, buttons, all to support their candidate, many of them, as i said, telling us that they support his take on immigration which he did address this of afternoon. some people came to see him at previous rallies as well, they politician they've ever seen. many holding signs asking trump to release his taxes. >> i think his policy on banning the immigrants and the refugees until they can be properly vetted is good and it should open up more jobs for our poor people who are on welfare now. >> i'm excited at the idea of hillary being president,

we trump administration will be >> reporter: hillary clinton is a new -- is-- is in new hampshire for a joint appearance with vermont senator bernie sanders. clinton's e-mails were again the focus of a hearing on capitol hill where james comey defended his decision not to prosecute for mishandling classified e-mail while secretary of state. >> if anybody else had done this like a soldier or serviceman who did virtually the same thing they would have been prosecuted and were but not hillary clinton and that's a they would be in big trouble in the fbi you would not be prosecuted that wouldn't be fair. >> reporter: campaigns are still reeling. the fallout happened when trump said a misuniverse gained a massive amount of weight. >> what we have never seen is a presidential nominee with some regularity attacking a private citizen. craig boswell cbs news the white house. >> and the secretary of three presidential debates will be held next sunday night october 9th at washington universityin st. louis watch it live here on wbz. >>> tributes are pouring in from around the world for shimon pere

. >> ifill: on the newshour tonight: >> in a trump administration, all immigration laws will be enforced.enp outlines tough immigration proposals, hours after returning from a surprise meeting with mexico's president. >> sreenivasan: also ahead this thursday: a deep dive into the politics of trade thisad presidential election, and where hillary clinton stands on america role's in the global economy. >> ifill: and empty shelves line venezuela's grocery stores as desperate crowds await a rare meal-- a look at the country'snt worsening food shortage. >> it's one article of food per person and then you have to wait eight days because if you try to buy food. they'll stop you.

. >> a trump administration, our christian heritage will be cherished, protected, defended like you have never seen before. >> donald trump trumpeting his new education plan heavy on school choice and vowing to appoint more supreme court justices in the mold of conservative catholic scalia. >> this means you have to get out and vote on november 8. you didn't vote four years ago. you didn't vote. >> with a likely north korean yanira teslas night keeping national security issues in the spotlight trump blamed the test on clinton's policies as secretary of state no alternative plan. his campaign manager tells charlie rose trump's plan for dealing with north korea is a secret. >> he would make sure he would never use it. >> how? >> he is not going to reveal all his plans. he has made that very clear. >> reporter: trump doubled down on his embrace of russia and the leader vladimir putin vowing to work with any nation that wants to take on isis. >> that includes russia if they want to join us on knocking out isis that is just fine as far as i am concerned. >> reporter: trump's embrace of putin

a trump administration will be a true friend to poland and to all polish-americans. >> reporter: hillary clinton is in new hampshire this afternoon for a joint appearance with former democratic rival vermont senator bernie sanders. clinton's emails were again the focus of a hearing on capitol hill where fbi director james comey defended his decision not to prosecute her for mishandling classified emails while she was secretary of state. >> if anybody else had done this like a soldier or serviceman who did virtually the same thing, um, they would have been prosecuted and were but not hillary clinton. and that's a double standard. >> they would be disciplined. they would be in big trouble in the fbi if you did this. you would not be prosecuted. that wouldn't be fair. >> reporter: the campaign for clinton and trump are still spinning monday night's debate [chuckling] and dealing with some of the fallout. for trump, the fallout continued after he commented tuesday about a former miss universe. he said alicia machado gained a massive amount of weight and that it was a real problem. >> what we

crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be accepted in a trump administration.our job, our job is not to make life more comfortable for the violent disrupter, but to make life more comfortable for the african-american parent trying to raise their kids in peace, to walk their children to school and to get their children great educations. we have to cherish and protect those people. for every one violent protester there are thousands of moms and dads and kids in that same community who just want to be able really to sleep safely at night, to be able to walk on the streets, to be able to go to the grocery store. more law enforcement, more community engagement, more effective policing, is what our country needs and we need it quickly. last year, we saw a 17% rise in violent crime in our 50 largest cities. homicides are up nearly 50% in washington, d.c. and more than 60% in baltimore. more than 3,000 people have been shot in chicago so far this year from january 1st. can you believe that. nationwide, approximately 60% of murder victims under the age of 22 are african

under attack under a trump administration. >>> water loo police chief will remain on the force. he'd been asked to step down. reports siting groaing incidents -- racial biases. hundreds reached out online to demand he stay. waterloo mayor now says the chief will stay as but being ask to rebuild trust between police officers and neighbors in the community. >>> a massive oil spill has several states bracing for a gas price jump. the colonial pipeline from houston to new york. earlier this month, the line was shutdown after more than 200 million gallons of gas erupted from an underground pipe in alabama. six southern states are under emergency orders allowing oil workers to work longer hours in hopes gas prices have jumped about 20 cent and could go up by two more dimes in the near future. neighbors near the spill are worried about environmental impacts. most of the oil spilled into a mining retention pond and doesn't pose a risk to residents. >>> in iowa concerns continue over the dakota access pipeline. how that break in alabama has worries here on the rise. pipeline is definitel

the trump administration will be a true friend to poland and to all polish-americans. >> reporter: trump is still trying to shake off accusations of fat shaming former miss universe alicia machado. a paper that used to back republicans for president backed hillary clinton. they claim he has deep character flaws. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >>> one more thing. donald trump sounded here's during his speech in chicago. cbs news reached out to the trump campaign to ask if he is ill. no response. >>> a bay area theme park in trouble for one of its new virtual reality attractions. >> now getting strapped in for this ride is no longer an option. why great america is pulling the plug on a horror hospital thriller. >> california police shoot and kill now unarmed black man. his family says officers rushed to use lethal force. >> and more exploding problems for samsung. this time, trouble in the laundry room. ,,,,,,,,,,,, police shooting that's sparking outrage near san diego. igators now say an >>> new developments in a deadly police shooting that is sparking outrage near san diego. in

want to take everybody now to donald trump, the remarks on school policy under a trump administration. here he is in cleveland. >> in particular, though, i want to thank mr. ron packard, is he here some place? thank you, ron. fantastic job. and who has really done an incredible job. what a great job for hosting us at this beautiful school. today we're going to discuss one of the most important issues in this campaign. school choice. but before we do, i want to briefly discuss new revelations about hillary clinton's very famous e-mails. according to the fbi report, the fbi did not find that hostile foreign actors, and we think of this that's so important. when they went around, we're so vigilant at least as far as this. they found that hostile foreign actors gained access to the personal e-mail accounts of individuals with whom clinton was in regular contact and in doing so obtained e-mails sent to or received by clinton on her personal account. and every time she talks about the subject, it's different. she's got to get her act together. remember, hillary clinton was e-mailing about t

citizens during a trump-pence administration. >> i think the law is very settled on that question, for generations of natural-born american citizens. i think what donald trump has talked about is the establishment of a new commission that will look at all of our immigration laws including the whole question of anchor babies and asking the question about what's in the interest of the united states of america. i think what people heard last night in donald trump's address on ending illegal immigration was a clear-eyed commitment to build a wall, to secure our borders, to enforce the laws of this nation. but they also heard him call for fundamental review and reform of our immigration system in this country in a way that will make america first. the contrast with hillary clinton could not be more dramatic. hillary clinton and tim kaine essentially are committed to the open borders policy characterized in the recent past, committed to amnesty. in fact, expanding the executive amnesty that the supreme court of the united states rejected. donald trump and i are committed to ending illegal im

reporter: a deportation task force and an impenetrable wall some of the goals of the donald trump administration. more from his immigration speech coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, september 1. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. definitely a foggy and drizzly start here in san francisco as we take a live look at the bay bridge this morning. >> we all say ah! it's still so pretty but you can't see the top of it, roberta. >> we were noting that this morning as we were driving across it from the east and we're driving in a westerly direction towards the city of san francisco. and it was windshield wiper weather! >> yeah. >> very heavy drizzle. and, in fact, the drizzle is going to remain with us throughout the morning commute so roqui will be able to tell you if that affects your roads as far as bringing some of that water to the surface making the roads slippery. our live weather camera looking out towards the transamerica pyramid and when you cannot see the tip-top which stands 853 feet tall, you know we have some problems there. visibil