trump/ dimondale, mi you're living in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs, unemployed, what the hell do you have to lose? now, hillary clinton's campaign is out with a new ad. it claims trump is too unstable when it comes to national security issues. in times of crisis - america depends on steady leadership clinton's past debate performances for her senate and presidential campaigns.....and eventually will hold mock debates to prepare.. the other big story this midday is the possibility of rain! here's first alert meteorologist greg bennett with more. several factors play into chances for rain today and tomorrow with the potential for more rain into the end of the work week. today, partly cloudy skies will be common along with a shot for into the evening with 5pm to 9pm being our best wind for wide-spread rain and possible thunderstorms. highs look to range between 94 and 99 degrees valley wide and will increase slightly into the work week but not by much. day for rain through the next 7-days, others say the rain is out by late tonight and we will umbrella handy for to

. >> all right, so, you just listened to about a 41-minute speech from donald trump in dimondale, michigant of lansing, michigan. i would say that was one of his better speeches. i was kind of energized. i think it's interesting he went into michigan, he went to a lot of places republicans won't go. but early on in the speech, one of the lines that stood out -- you know, obama and the democrats have failed inner city blacks, and he said have for lose?" and for me, that is a compelling argument. >> it is a compelling argument. in fact, i wrote a book called "enough" about this argument, but the thing is, it's coming from donald trump. and as i said to you earlier in the week, eric, there's no reservoir of trust. and the second part to this is he's giving this speech to almost all-white audiences and he's talking to white america about black america as if we've got to fix this problem. he's not talking to people in terms of how we can work together. so, he's finger-pointing, he's blaming democrats, he's blaming hillary clinton. i don't think it comes across as sincere. >> he is talking to th

. >> we're watching donald trump speaking to his supporters in dimondale, michigan. t want to title from his speech, economic policy, the new american future. key points of what mr. trump is saying, bring millions of workers on the sidelines will be returned to the workforce. our crumbling roads and bridges replaced with the infrastructure our country deserves. school choice and a government that is lean, effective, responsible and honest, and, of course, got a loud cheer when he said we will protect the border and build the wall. betsy mccaughey joins us now, a trump supporter. i have to ask you, watching donald trump deliver this speech, this man is on fire. he's powerful and he's using a teleprompter as does everybody. i use a teleprompter, but he is succinct. he is clear, and you know his agenda. what are your thoughts? >> these are his thoughts and his words. >> yeah. >> and we have 80 days and three presidential debates before the election. in politics, it's an eternity. when you hear so many of the pundits say she's up in the polls or he's been criticized in th

donald trump promised an enthusiastic crowd in dimondale, michigan he will bring jobs back to the state. (donald trump / r-presidential nominee) no industry has been hurt more than hillary clinton's policies than the automobile industry. he also appealed to african american voters. polls show they prefer hillary clinton by a wide margin. (donald trump / r-presidential nominee) you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs // what the hell do you have to lose? earlier, trump visited flood-stricken louisiana to survey the damage that has left people dead. he criticized president obama, who's currently on vacation with plans to visit on tuesday. (nats) "we're glad you're not playing golf in martha's vineyard. that's all we can say." "somebody is. somebody is that shouldn't be." but louisiana's democratic governor advised the president to wait so the state can continue focusing on recovery efforts . (weijia jiang /cbs news / the white house) hillary clinton veered away from the campaign trail to celebrate her husband's campaign chairman resigned. paul manafort left am

." >> reporter:donald trump's latest plea to black voters came during a campaign rally in dimondale, - to a predominantly white audience. trump accused democrats of taking black voters for granted. the business mogul even declared that no other group of americans have been harmed by hillary clinton's policies more than the black community. >> :presidential nominee "look how much african-american communities are suffering under democratic control. to those i say the following. what do you have to lose?" >> reporter:clinton's campaign released a statement in response to trump's question stating. african-americans have everything to lose. voting for a man who questioned president obama's citizenship and courts white supremacists. and according to a recent poll of 'black voters' choice for president'. clinton is overwhelmingly ahead of trump.91 percent to just 1 percent. trump, however, predicts he can dramatically change those figures after his first term in office. >> :presidential nominee "and at the end of four years, i guarantee you that i will get over 95 percent of the african- am

donald trump's latest plea to black voters came during a campaign rally in dimondale, michigan friday - to a predominantly white audience. trump accused democrats of taking black voters for granted.. the business mogul even declared that no other group of americans have been harmed by hillary clinton's policies more than the black community. (donald trup nominee) "look how much african- american communities are suffering under democratic control. to those i say the following. what do you have to lose?" clinton's campaign released a statement in response to trump's question stating.. african-americans have everything to lose.. voting for a man who questioned president obama's citizenship and courts white supremacists. and according to a recent poll of 'black voters' choice for president'.. of trump..91 percent to just 1 percent. trump, however, predicts he can dramatically change those figures after his first term in office. (donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "and at the end of four years, i guarantee you that i will get over 95 percent of the african-american vote. i promise you

. >> so, let's, again, play that bit of what donald trump said in dimondale and his bid for votes. watch. >> i say again, what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> congressman kingston, that was not part of the scripted remarks planned for dimondale, is that what donald trump believes about the african-american community in america? >> i think what he's saying, the democratic party has had the black votes and traditionally taken that for granted. and what he's saying, look at the results did for you. what did it do for you in milwaukee? what did it do for you in baltimore? what did it do in ferguson. he's reaching out. he's set on a diversity committee on his campaign a year ago. we have right now, a more recent poll from the "los angeles times," 14.6% of the african-american vote. so he is going after it, and democrats are scared to death because they know that's a vote he's lost and they can't afford to lose but the competition between the candidate would b

donald trump's latest plea to black voters came during a campaign rally in dimondale, michigan friday - to a predominantly white audience. trump accused democrats of taking black voters for granted.. the business mogul even declared that no other group of americans have been harmed by hillary clinton's policies more nominee) "look how much african- american communities are suffering under democratic control. to those i say the following. what do you have to lose?" clinton's campaign released a statement in response to trump's question stating.. african-americans have everything to lose.. voting for a man who questioned president obama's citizenship and courts white supremacists. and according to a recent poll of 'black voters' choice for president' of trump..91 percent to just 1 percent. trump, however, predicts he can dramatically change those figures after his first term in office. (donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "and at the end of four years, i guarantee you that i will get over 95 percent of the african-american vote. i promise you." i'm steve nannes reporting. a jailer -

bigotry of hillary clinton, who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings trump said at a rally in dimondale, michigan friday that by 2020, which rally in dimondale, michigan friday that by 2020, which assumes he wins in 2016, he can get 95 percent of the support of african americans, because he will produce for the inner cities of america. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is attending fundraisers in the vacation hotspots of nantucket and martha's vineyard. according to the latest online reuters opinion poll... clinton leads republican presidential nominee donald trump by 8 percentage points among likely voters. the poll showing clinton was supported by 42 percent of americans who are expected to vote, compared with 34 percent for trump. the organization "friend's of parkinson's" held a medical symposium to help the community better understand what it's like living with disease. the event is in it's second year running. parkinson's is a neurological you move. it's progressive-- meaning it's gets worse over time. they talked about public policy... the politics of health care an

trump supporter. why would a candidate go to 94% white dimondale, michigan, and try to make a ditch to african americans? >> because donald trump isn't a guy with a political brain in his head. he doesn't understand the high hurdle that he has to climb with african americans, especially in a week after he's just named as the replacement for pavel manafort, the former russian tool that just left. he named his replacement, steve bannon, a guy who is a cancer on conservativism, and who has spent the last year and a half whiping up his breitbart audience with racially inflammatory coverage over and over again. this is a guy with a very difficult sell to make here. and because trump doesn't understand that african americans are innately skeptical of his message, because of his past, his father's past, as a guy who was repeatedly dinged for being -- excluding african americans from his housing, and who was allegedly affiliated with the klan. it's very hard to make that sell. but also, if you just scratch all that and say, as just a purely amoral calculating political moment, just say i'm going to try to get p

donald trump asked that question yesterday in dimondale, a michigan suburb where the african-americanriation on the classic philosophical quandary about the tree falling in the forest. if donald trump makes a speech to black people where there are none around to hear it, did he make a sound? joining me now, author of "the loneliness of the black republican: pragmatic politics and the pursuit of power," and pastor darryl scott, ceo of trump's cultural diversion. i'll start with you, he's made these appeals to african-americans now in two successive speeches, but in the two communities where he was speaking there was 1% approximately black population. why is he making those appeals in front of exclusively white audiences or almost exclusively white audiences? >> well, donald trump's meetings are never for any exclusive demographic. when donald trump speaks, it's national, and so the choice of venue, you know, the venue had been decided months back, and for donald trump to choose a venue is not like hillary who can show up at a high school gym and if something shows up she can go to anot

dimondale michigan. hey, carl. >> quiet here now it was raucous a couple of hours ago. trump had a big rally here.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 obama has been in martha's vineyard on vacation. and suggested that it was almost a dereliction of the president's deuteronomy to have not gotten there sooner. watch. >> i just got back from a tour of the suffering and devastation in louisiana. the spirit of the people is incredible. the devastation likewise they have never seen anything like it. but the spirit of the penal is incredible. and honestly, obama ought to

language saying that this doesn't end this strange bromance has trump has going on with vladimir putin. >> jessica, thank you in dimondale, ahead of his rally there. rosa flores has been in louisiana for days as we've all been covering the disaster. you were wading in water, now you are standing in front of a number of items that were all donated by mr. trump? >> reporter: you're absolutely right, brooke. one of the officials here told me during an interview that donald trump had donated an 18-wheeler full of stuff. of course, my cure yo is it, here we go. let me show you all of this stuff. this 18-wheeler we are told by officials was donated by donald trump. there's plenty of blankets, school supplies, diapers, cleaning supplies which of course are very important in a time of disaster. and of course a couple of other items we can't see all the way to the front of the truck. but i am here joined by the pastor of the church, church international. tell me about first of all the importance of this donation to the people in this area here in southern louisiana. >> well, this is huge because a lot of these families lost every

in the town of dimondale, 93 miles from detroit and this is a town of 1200 people and it turns out the black population is only 1% of the total population, but despite that donald trumptinued to talk about these policies and talk and make that pitch to african-american voters and keep his tone very inclusive. take a listen. >> our future is going to be a great future for everyone. for everyone. in a trump administration, all workers of all colors will get priority for jobs in their own country which is about time. i want higher wages for african-americans, for hispanic-americans and for all americans, we want higher wages. >> reporter: and you saw it a little bit in that speech. what we saw tonight was a very dynamic yet disciplined donald trump. he did stick to teleprompter throughout this speech, but there were a few off-the-cuff and ad-libbed moments and one of them pertained to african-american voters and he said something that wasn't in the transcript that he had that he predicted if he were elected president that in four years he would get 95% of the african-american vote. there were a few other times when he did ad lib and for the most part he did stick on scr