find a doctor at mykybella.com >>> finally, the tv ad war is underway in the presidential campaign becausecan finally afford some tv advertising. we'll show you the new ads but first here is how it looked today on the campaign trail. it's been a season of surprises. >> i am with you. i will fight for you. and i will win for you. >> i believe in her. i trust her i trust her values. i support her candidacy. >> it's time for hillary clinton to come clean about the foundation, shutdown the clinton foundation right now. >> notice better illustrates how corrupt my opponent is than her play for paid can zals as secretary of state. >> why don't you come clean about your own business to dealings and tell the american people who you are in dead too. >> i put up my money folks, you know what, if i don't realize, i waisted a lot of money. >> i had more trust in him than any other candidate. >> he represents the people. >> he's got a track record when people believe him, people get hurt. >> to african-americans, to the hispanics, what the hell do you have to lose? give me a chance. >> don't get tricked

the tv ad war. we weigh in on whether this will help or hurt his campaign. >>> a deadly scam turns deadly and police believe the master mind was the woman that was part of date. >> a young boy's video going viral. what he did during summer vacation that's making him a big celebrity on social media. c 80 days to the general election. donald trump formally enters the tv ad war against his rival hillary clinton. >> jeff barns talks to political experts says why waiting so long to air the ads could be beneficial and a problem. >>reporter: the system stays rigged against americans. >>reporter: for the first time television ad time. florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, and ohio. his first tv ad paints a grim picture of a us immigration policy under a hillary clinton presidency. >>man: it's more of the same but worse. >>reporter: one expert tells me this ad falls short of the independent voter. >>man: it's not that convincing of an ad except for his base him. >>reporter: trump rival, hillary clinton and

and the billionaire businessman released his first tv ad of the general election in four battleground states. aixa diaz tells us, this comes as trump tries once again to re-start his campaign. searching up caffeine -- campaign staff and strategies while touring flood ravaged louisiana. donald trump and mike pence visited baton rouge floodwaters have devastated neighborhoods. mr. trump: they need a lot of help. what has happened here is incredible. reporter: this after trump softened his tone and a knowledge past comments have caused personal pain. mr. trump: sometimes in the heat of multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words. and believe it or not, i regret it. reporter: maybe this is the beginning of a donald trump into tour, to show he is not some angry protest candidate. reporter: the republican nominee moves forward without campaign chairman paul manafort, who resigned amid news of previous work in ukraine. >> make america safe again. donald trump for president. reporter: meanwhile, he released to be first tv ad and battleground states. >> donald trump has been lagging

. >>> donald trump will start airing his first tv ad today. the tv spots will air in florida, ohio, north carolina and pennsylvania. trump hasn't aired tv ads since he received the nomination. his campaigns will attack hillary clinton and promote his positions on the economy and national security. >>> there's a lot of attention for donald trump's speech last night in north carolina where he said he regrets comments he has made in the past. the change in his tone may be a result of his new campaign advisor. trump acknowledged that he sometimes says the wrong thing. >> 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. i and believe it or not, i regret it. >> hillary clinton's campaign is addressing weaknesses as well. the clinton foundation announced if she wins in november it will stop accepting foreign donations. critics have questions the contact with hillary clinton that she had with foreign donors to the foundation. >>> the time is 4:05. deve

donald trump formally enters the tv ad war against his rival hillary clinton. >> jeff barns talks to political experts says why waiting so long to air the ads could be beneficial and a problem. >>reporter: the system stays rigged against americans. >>reporter: for the first time

but donald trump is also shifting to a tv ad campaign, a tv ad strategy, and apparently deporting soany immigrants. struggling, donald trump is making two changes. after slamming some undocumented immigrants. >> their rapists. >> vowing to deport them all. he will not send most back. >> a big part of the trump appeal in the primary was this gut feeling that he's going to be strong and tell you what he really thinks. >> trump change number two, a tv ad finally. >> the american dream achievable. donald trump for president. >> a $10 million buy in key states from nevada to new hampshire. trump trails in the polls in all nine, but two matter most in trump's winning scenario. >> look at ohio, which is relatively close, but if he loses florida, there's really almost no scenario. >> but trump today was tweeting old news, that hillary clinton flunked the d.c. bar exam in her 20s and when huma abedin announced a separation from her husband anthony weiner after the new york post reported weiner was sending suggestive clinton's e-mails. in allowing weiner to have close proximity to highly class

i want us to take a look at hillary clinton's tv ad on the economy and then let's grade them both here look at hillary clinton's ad. >> sure. >> he wears it like a crown "make america great again" but trump made his shirts in bangladesh and his ties in china and suits in mexico. he sourced his products and jobs to 12 different jobs, so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> russ who has got the better message on the economy in those tv ads. >> they're very different messages. i think -- and they tried to accomplish two very different strategic goals. trump's clearly trying to drive a contrast with him and hillary clinton. his 50% negative against hillary, 50% positive towards trump. i think it's a pretty good ad for trump and i think it's the right message, the economy is the number one issue and it's an issue, donald trump, a lot of people believe that he can do something about as a businessman, he think he can do something about the economy. the hillary clinton ad is completely negative about donald trump and i think it goes

this is trump's biggest tv ad today. it is still well short of the $80 million the clinton campaign has vowed to spend for tv ads in september and october. in the meantime, the republican national committee to keep the spotlight on the clinton foundation. the rnc chair sent a letter to the clinton foundation donna shalala and find a foundation to release our e-mails if officials had with the state department during hillary clinton's tenure at foggy bottom. the latter ends with the following quote. the american people have the right to see a picture of secretary clinton's record what she claims to be proud of before they go to the polls to choose their next president. both candidates took a rare day off from the campaign trail monday. clinton returns on wednesday in ohio. that is when trump will be in arizona to unveil the much anticipated specifics his immigration plan. back to you in new york. nicole: huma abedin asleep in her husband, anthony weiner. he was condescending explicit photos to a won for a third time. after

tv since the primary. but that is expected to change on friday. further taking this race into voters' homes. >> you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes -- >> reporter: ads like this one have already made an impression on voters here. >> i think the one hillary put out with trump where the little kids are watching tv, i think that was tremendously effective. >> reporter: now donald trump is preparing to run his own ads in pennsylvania. >> what you do with the political ads is you establish a presence and reinforce a message. >> reporter: matthew says whether ads are persuasive depends on their message. >> donald trump needs to figure out how he can craft a message that will appeal beyond his core supporters. and in pennsylvania, that means bringing in voters from the philadelphia suburbs. >> reporter: he said he expects to see some voters that have made up their mind. >> after all of the horrific racist, homophobic, misogynist, you know, seen ohphobic things that that man has said, there's absolutely nothing he could ever do to have me vote for him as president of the united states. >> reporter: but there are undecideds. >> i just am curious, if each can

start airing tv ads until ?after? labor day. but with trump's quick slide in recent polls, political experts i talked to say this early spending spree is a tacit admission of recent campaign misstepsa& "this is a true acknowledgment of a campaign in trouble. and a campaign finally for the first time .. behaving like a campaign."but media experts for trump to right the ship. "having been in the broadcasting business, there's like a campaign but media experts say that is plenty of time for trump to write the ship . >> however $5 million to convince undecided dollars in must win states will not be easy . >> it is not too late but it is certainly too little . >> tonight in sports the volleyball season is off and running and it starts with a th you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number

anyone donald trump released his first tv ad of the general election, 4 million ad comes two months aftertary clinton launched her first ad back in june. let's watch this. >> in hillary clinton's american the system stays rigged. syrian refugees flood in. illegal immigrants get to stay. donald trump's america is secure. terrorist and dangerous criminals kept out, the border secured, our families safe. >> well, stephanie back to where he started with the battle against immigration, added to the battle what he considers dangerous refugees coming to this country. >> right, it's one shade away from his statement of mexicans being rapist. i mean, i don't see this as a change, i see it as a continuation of the campaign. the -- of the entire campaign he's run. and as -- >> you think it's in this country, do you think illegal immigration is popular. do you think there are refugees coming to this popular. >> it's why do we need -- that's why we need immigration reform and we have to debate about immigration reform. but i think it's important to note with these changes, you know, bringing on steve

trump campaign itself has yet to spend a single dollar in tv ads since may.possible the ad blitz is part of what's been taking its tolls on the poll numbers. the $8 million the clinton campaign spent on ads during the olympics. combined with their super pac, they had $98 million of tv ads reserves between last week and election day of the trump pac group had purchased less than $1 million. trump campaign itself has yet to spend a single dollar in tv ads since may. it's possible the ad blitz is part of what's been taking its tolls on the poll numbers. she's been pummeling him in the ads. an aspect that has flown under the radar. under the radar may be a key point of the clinton playbook. >>> the never trump movement is flagging right now, but it would (lock clicks) (dramatic music) (group) surprise! oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) oh! oh! well, they say 70 is the new 60. (laughing) were you really surprised? oh, this was a wonderful surprise. you know, at our age, not all surprises can be this good. you're not kidding. (female #1) remember

republican mike coffman is running a tv ad vowing he will stand up to trump if trump is president. after team is fighting back. they were out in force today. paul manafort was on cbs. he tried for the second day in a row to move his campaign, or the perception of the campaign back on track. >> we are comfortable about where we are organizationally. we are not covetable with the narrative but the media seems to be taking which is building a storyline that the democrats are controlling the race. a drop in poll numbers were expected, but in two weeks that will even out if we are out on our message. he will support paul ryan. he does support paul ryan. he says he will work with paul ryan. there is no issue about that. he did not take a position in the primary. he has not taken a position in many berries. the new -- many primaries. the issue is them working together to elect a new republican congress and republican president. ryan, in a radio interview. despite trump's refusal to endorse him, stood by the nominee. ryan: the- rep. only endorse i want is that of my constituents. of my own

look at the difference in spending on general election tv ads to date. team clinton, her campaign and the pro-clinton super pacs have spent $104 million on tv ads. team trump has spent $12.5 million. and that's not the only staggering number. here is how much the trump campaign has spent on its own. nothing. zero dollars. so, if he's not spending money on ads, what is he spending his campaign money on? well, there's been talk for months that trump's lack of a ground game, and he still has hardly any campaign staffers on the ground in any of the battleground states. tonight, he's going to be campaigning in wisconsin, that is a state that hasn't gone republican in a presidential election since 1984, with ronald reagan. we're going to take you there in 60 seconds.in s was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into

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primaries, i think we have reached the time in america where the ubiquitous negative tv ads are not having the effect that they once had. voters have become very skeptical of that. they are very dissatisfied. they know that special interest paid for those ads. i think voters more and more are seeing paid advertising with a jaundiced eye. that's not to say that the donald trump campaign will not run them, but donald himself is not a huge believer in paid advertising. he seems to have been borne out. you are blaming a lot of the problems in the media but of trump has made a lot enforced heirs. last two to three weeks have been difficult for these errorsade and not been able to exploit the things you've mentioned, the campaign of clinton should have exploited. having you think, stephen bannon there will help them to get off the case of clinton because he knows a lot about hillary and bill clinton? do you think it will help them ?ake less enforced heirs -- errors. now that he feels better with the new team and caught between wanting to follow his gut instincts but wanting to follow -- forced t

talking about trump's new tv ad, his first message of the general election is now running in pennsylvania and other battle ground states. if you haven't seen it yet we will show it to you and we will have details ahead. good morning. looking at your radar and satellite map to begin because we have got a nice clear start to your saturday here. so not a lot going on in parts of delaware, new jersey and into pennsylvania at this point. that's going to change as we move into your sunday, especially when we should see a line of storms, thunderstorm development possible as we move late day into the night, that's with the cold front passage that is expected to affect our temperatures. you can see those temperatures at the bottom of your screen with that seven-day forecast for your neighborhood. philadelphia 8:00 a.m. clear conditions, about the mid 70s out there, we bump up into those mid 80s by your lunch hour. we should cap right around 90 degrees today. in the suburbs 58 a.m., 72, not a bad start, still going to feel a little higher humidity, not as bad as it's been in this past week, though.

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trump has again tried to reset this week with more policy speeches and the first general election tv ad which touches on immigration and hits airwaves in four states today. last night after trump's speech, the clinton campaign put out a statement that said in part -- josh, trump has been playing this pivot game before. have we seen anything to suggest this time will be different? joshua: you never know. this could last 24 hours or 48 hours. it could be back to some insane tweet that sends the political media scrambling. i think it could be different for a couple of reasons. he has decided he is not comfortable with paul manafort. he has decided manafort's russian business dealings are hurting him and pushed him out. he's brought in a new team he has known for a long time. he's comfortable with them. in speaking to senior trump officials, they say trump realizes he is behind and needs to moderate and soften his image, win back some of the voters he has alienated. the only way he will do that is if he acknowledges i have made mistakes. i think that is what led to this unexpected and prett

that's what clinton is spending on general election tv ads. trump, not a dime. >> clinton is getting a little bit nervous, crooked hillary, she's getting a little bit concerned. that's okay. that's okay. we sit back and wait. >> cecilia vega with us live from detroit. and in addition to those olympics ads, mrs. clinton also trying to put pressure on trump tonight for not releasing his taxes, scecilia? >> reporter: they could come -- her taxes could come tomorrow, the 2015 dtaxes. they are definitely trying to push the pressure on here. >> all right, cecilia vega with us, as well. thank you. >>> we are learning more details about the accidental police shooting of a 73-year-old wife and retired librarian in florida. it was a community safety exercise, and we have new images of the officer posing as the attacker while conducting that safety workshop. police saying his gun was not supposed to be loaded. abc's phillip mena tonight, as we hear from that woman's husband for the first time. >> reporter: this photo shows the moment officer lee coel --

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now on tv, they have their first tv ad on. i think he's much more disciplined.hink this new team, steve bannon and kellyanne is a quality professional. and i think this is a team. they got to take it across the finish line. and certainly manafort was not going to do that. >> yeah, i mean, obviously, julie, he's had a positive reaction to this new team in place so far. it looks like he's also getting a bump in the polls. >> well, he has, but let's see what happens next week. every time trump does something that's good for 24 or 48 hours, all the critics say the pivot here, it's finally coming, it never comes. i will say his former campaign team, and ed, i think you'll agree to me, committed malpractice. this is money that should have been spent on a ground game. he was gouged by his consultants, gouged by the people he paid. they're not giving him good advice. they should have put this on tv, on the air, on the ground. not what they did with it which is essentially pocket the money. malpractice of the highest degree. >> at the same time hillary clinton has spent

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donald trump today released his first tv ad of the general election. a $4 million ad buy comes two months after clinton, secretary clinton launched her first ad back in june. let's watch this. >> in hillary clinton's america, the system stays rigged against americans. syrian refugees flood in. illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay. donald trump's america is secure. terrorists and dangerous criminals kept out. the border secure. our families safe. >> well, you dance with the one that brung you. he's back to where he started. the battle against illegal immigration added to the battle against what he considers dangerous refugees coming to this country. >> it's one shade away from his statement of mexicans being rapists. i don't see this as a change. i see it as a continuation of the campaign. the entire campaign he's run. and as -- >> what do you think, illegal immigration is popular in this country? you think illegal immigration is popular? >> no, that's why we need immigration reform. we have to have a debate about immigration ref

. >> reporter: instead changing the subject to race and bigotry putting money behind this tv ads. >> i've always had a great relationship with the blacks. >> what the hell do you have to lose. >> reporter: trump firing back on fox news. >> gets worse and worse. all she wants to do is get the votes of the african-americans and hispanics. >> reporter: bags ground friday, again, trying to reach out to hispanics. >> doing very, very well with latinos. >> the question, whether trump can win over new voters without alienating conservatives who have gotten him this far. of course trump, as you said, heading back to iowa for a fundraiser at the state fair. hillary clinton in new york. she's got that intelligence briefing later today. >> she does. we'll get more from you later. thanks very much, kasie hunt. >> good to see you. >> you, too. donald trump is not bking dow on hillary clinton's recordith black voters. in a new interview trump says clinton is simply pandering for votes. here it is. >> all she wants to do is get the votes of african-americans and hispanics, get the votes and then sh

>> well, the numbers are trickling in, the trump campaign is going up with a tv ad buy but the clintonof this. the clinton campaign has owned the airwaves for two months. now trump campaign has two and a half months to make up the margins there. >> mark murray, great to see you. >>> we continue to watch breaking news out of rio, we have members of the u.s. swim team speaking to police there. these are live pictures outside the police station. there is intense media interest on this and exactly what police investigators will announce, we'll have that on msnbc live. we've just been hearing so much about how you're a digital company, yet here you are building a jet engine. well, ge is digital and industrial. like peanut butter and jelly. yeah. ham and cheese. cops and robbers. yeah. nachos and karate. ahh. not that one so much. the rest were really good. socks and shoes. ok, ricky... the millions for safor a great can you help? start with the millions for sale at the new carfax.com! show me cars with no accidents. that's awesome. plus you get a free carfax® report. start your search at ca

campaign over the weekend in four states. >> it is nothing. >> is he skunked when it comes to tv adsave taken 80 million of ads out for september and october. they are not stopping and the ads out of the swing states and they can go back in, in a flash and they are built to last. there was an interesting article it is all about the calendar and now that kelli ann conway there is a professional there and you also have stephen bannon pulling him to the dark side and 4 million. if trump has all of the money. self finance and get on the air waves and twitter will not win you an election for sure. >> brad, i am sorry, we are carrying the white house news conference and i will make it up to you. brad and jessica, thank you both. >> another fox news alert. growing concerns that the zika virus is spreading in the united states. new cases in miami beach. parts of the south hit hard by floods, could be hit next. >> i would not be surprised to see cases in texas and louisiana, particularly with the flooding in louisiana, there will be a lot of problems getting rid of standing water. >> we have

tv ads and among five other states this friday. what do you expect that message to be and what will the focus be? >> focus is going to be fighting terrorism and creating jobs and bringing jobs back to pennsylvania and not only in the corner industry but in the gas industry and bring manufacturing back and improving the quality of life for law-abiding citizens and creating military to the point where we have a strong military where countries will think twice about doing things to the united states. and he will get that point across easily. he knows how to create jobs and bring people around him. >> and he has from the beginning, i think it is interesting -- people are talking about his pivot to the center that is been long expected now. they forget that he was absolutely d-- during the primay he was more of a centric of anybody could remember. the national liberal media towards him. >> they're going to continue to do that. without fox, the true facts would not be out there. this is a populous movement. they're sick and tired of the

in north carolina athrown, a swing state, clinton has spent millions of dollars in tv ads.ou look at trump, he spent zero. at this point in the game, where people are getting nervous. republicans are getting nervous. they are seeing the disunity between the republican establishment and trump. those temperament numbers in the poll where you see the voters said 67% believe clinton had the right temperament to serve as president where only in the 30s for trump, that's a problem. the americans need to be able to say could i visualize this person sitting in the oval office making these decisions. charles: during the break someone tweeted that we are silly pun did and the ground game means nothing. we know donald trump is an effective weapon with social media. has the ground game changed where he doesn't need as much money. >> he kind of proved that in the primaries. it's no insight to say he's a media magnet for good or bad. that's why i question spending money on gauzy ads showing him holding hands with his wife. what would make a continues is to stop settling scores and talkin