republican candidate rearranged his top-level campaign staff - it was a big change from his usual unapologetic tone. and in new york - democratic nominee hillary clinton met with police chiefs from across the country. she focused on community support and good relationships with police. and information fbi, clinton told agents that former secretary of state colin powell was the one who advised her to use a personal email server -- except for classified communications. she said she thought that was what she was doing. today - donald trump and running mate mike pence will visit louisiana. they'll be in baton rouge...touring areas hit by massive flooding in the past week. trump's campaign says the candidates will be at a private event, without media. and the clinton campaign has confirmed that it will put new restrictions on donations to the clinton foundation-- if hillary clinton wins the white house. if that becomes the case - the foundation will no longer accept foreign and corporate donations. ....only donations from private citizens and independent charities. department of secretary jeh johns

the new tone for the unusually unapologetic presidential nominee is one of remorse and regret. get away from her e-mail controversy. now she's saying a former secretary of state advised her to use the personal e-mail. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to 9news at 5:30. and a very loud 9 backyard right now. >> sounds like we have emergency situation going on not too far away from here up at spear and logan. cloudy over the area now. this is a taste of what will be coming later in the day. we have a few cud will be breaking up during the early part of this morning. so do anticipate more sun, especially at the tail end of the rush hour this morning. quite cool out here with 50s and 60s. not really expected much more than lower and middle 70s early this afternoon. but 2:00 a cold front comes through, we have strong winds anticipated and several areas of storms. this is one of those days where we fw storm here, storm there, several today. the secondary front is now in northern wyoming, it is already raining and stormy there, and those storms will be heading our way. for the evenin

veronica macias tells us how the usually un-scripted and unapologetic candidate has become even more unpredictable under the shakeup what's clear is that trump's campaign overhaul is meant to get trump's campaign on the right path. what side of trump will voters get under his new advisers is the question. from a telepromter at almost every event."marquette pollster charles franklin says donald trump has shown he's committed to winning the presidency through the midwest - where he trails hillary clinton. here in wisconsin clinton leads by 10 points among registered voters and 15 among likely voters. whether that strategy remains in place after manafort leaves or whether they shift to somewhere else, i think we just have to wait and see.last night the republican candidate was restrained...for the first unscripted and bare-knuckles style "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."{wip} "and believe it or not, i regret it."top advisors include steven bannon - executive chairman of

in the race for the white donald trump is stepping back from his normally unapologetic style.... and acknowleging.... that he has sometimes said.... the wrong thing. 00-23 "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. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. trump made those statements.... while campaigning in charlotte, campaigning in charlotte, north carolina the expression of regret comes..... as he marks his first rally.... since his campaign went through.... a big shake-up. he now has.... a new campaign manager and campaign c-e-o. meanwhile... hillary clinton met with law enforcement leaders.... from around the country.... billing herself.... as "the pro-police candidate"... and fired back at donald trump's claim.... that she is weak.... on law enforcement. hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate "we have to be clear-eyed about the ignore them and certainly we must not inflame them. we need to work together to bridge our divides not stoke even more divisiveness." a pew rese

since the moment he took the change, gone is the unapologetic candidate for president. trump said sometimes he does not choose the right words. he goes on to say he regrets that. hillary clinton responded that trump started the campaign by insulting people and continues to do so. he campaigns today in michigan and he will start spending money in campaign ads in four battleground states. his campaign will spend $4 million to run ads in florida, ohio, pennsylvania. >> at the same time we're hearing a new controversy involving his campaign ch reporting they have emails showing a connection between ukraine and paul manafort. hes lobby firm did covert work for the ruling party there in order to get good press toward the ukraine in the u.s. they targeted newspapers like "the new york times," "washington post," also the associated press. the associated press is putting out these emails via story this morning. >> edward lawrence on the hill for us. thank you. >>> the $400 million cash payment to iran was in fact used as leverage to ensure the release of four u.s. prisoners. the

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despite a flood of criticism they are unapologetic >> reporter: a 12-year-old hunter from utah undere after posting these images on social media posing with a giraffe, zebra killed while hunting with her dad in africa. >> it's something i cherish and enjoy and want other people to see what i've experienced. >> reporter: they took the hunting trip last week. one of many over the past five years. they say all hunts were legal. but online outrage, some calling arya aryanna sick and an animal hater. some are defending the father/daughter duo writing let the haters hate, hunt away, ariana. >> we'll never apologize for being a hunter. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> there's new details on the armed robbery of ryan lochte and three u.s. swimming teammates in rio. lochte says he didn't initially tell the u.s. olympic committee officials about the sunday because the swimmers all thought they would get in trouble. the delay caused confusion between the u.s. and international olympic committees. his attorney says lochte cooperated fully. >>> a pair of treasure hunters are back

uncharacteristically mellow as he read p charlotte, north carolina and after more than a year of unapologetically making controversial comments, he appeared to have a moment of contrition. >> 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. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. >> well, trump has been accused of insulting everyone from immigrants to women and even a gold star family. hillary clinton's campaign is calling his remarks a well-written phrase and they want him to specify exactly which offenses he regrets. >>> trump and his running mate mike pence are expected to visit the flood zone in louisiana today but a spokesman for the governor said his office had not been contacted by campaign. the spokesman said trump was welcome to louisiana but not for a photo-op. president obama has been under fire for not cutting his vacation short to visit the flood zone but the white house says he is closely monitoring the crisis. >>> top republicans are demanding answers after the obama ad

. >> this coming from a man who is notoriously unapologetic.nths ago with megyn kelly. >> to look back and say, gee whiz, i wish i didn't do this or that, i don't think that's good. i don't even think in a certain way that's healthy. >> so, fast forward to now. 81 days, count with me. 81 days until election day. will we see more of that trump or more of this trump looking more presidential here when you think of the optics, handing out supplies, giving all these donations to the good folks of louisiana who have really been hurt hard by all of the flooding. he donated an entire 18-wheeler of relief supplies as we saw from our correspondent down there just a bit ago. his running mate, mike pence, also with him by his side visiting louisiana. trump is also holding a rally in dinondale, michigan later today where we have our correspondent, jessica schneider. on the paul manafort news and his resignation, the question is why. >> reporter: you know, donald trump not exactly saying why. but we are hearing from campaign sources, campaign sources tellin

up is when you get on stage, you can really let people know whon you are as a person and very unapologetic in that way whereasp it is the character already created. and that is associated with seinfeld to. >> yes.isoc left publicity was i was a writerwa for the show seinfeld created called them area drop was on nbc i believe for two seasons. and, yes, it was in a very small writers room i was actually in jerry seinfeld's office back where we wrote overlooking central park a gorgeouslo office. very modern and clean. the only art on the wallhe was horse memorabilia courses. and then when a handrail first came out i was sitting in chairs office and is like you've got to try the airplay.o what is he talking about that i put my paws and it and saidd, god, this is amazing. >> so he lured you into the bathroom? >> yes i think he was the first one. this is not a plug for dyson >> so you will be there tonight this saturday at holiday parties, and a good idea to get there early have you been there before? >> now it is my first timet it will be a lot of fun you will enjoy it.. they have good state i

up first, donald trump, challenging and changing his unapologetic style.major campaign shake-up, trump telling supporters that he, quote, regrets some of his hurtful comments on the campaign trail. >> so just to be clear here, trump didn't specify which comments he regrets. nothing specific, but he did express remorse for ones that caused, quote, personal pain. is this the pivot? is this the turning point for the campaign? remember, trump has said that he wasn't going to pivot. cnn investigative correspondent chris frates live. >> good morning. you remember the ad campaign in the '90s, the softer side of sears, it appears donald trump is facing his own struggles, may be facing his own version of that, a more contrite side. >> i've never been politically correct. >> donald trump, doing what he refused to do throughout his campaign, expressing remorse for his controversial statements. >> 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,

you have to be unapologetically unflinching, unafraid of hillary clinton and bill clinton and all thatans. we feel like, we feel like we're up against a major machine here. >> are you worried as a clinton supporter that there will be ramped up attacks now with his new -- the new people at the helm of his campaign? >> well, i think that mr. trump's campaign apparatus has shown a kind of boldness and meanness, and if he is ramping things up to trump 3.0, that means that he will probably be meaner, boulder, more insidious, and more direct in terms of his insults against the latino american community, muslims, and other folks. and so him making a switch and adding more people on to the campaign who are like him, concerns me deeply. one would think he would be at least introspecktive enough who have a difference of opinions, who can add to his intellectual repertoire as it were to make him better and more balanced. but that's not the case. i think his impulse is to have people look like him. the the emperor without clothes, we're seeing that as we speak. >> congressman, i want to ask you qu

. >> after rebooting the staff donald trump surprise, stepping away froms hs unapologetic tell it all campaign rhetoric. and in a rare moment expressing regret for some of the comments this election season. but just as he starts to reveal a warmer side of himself another shocking campaign shake up. and we find out all about it. >> the candidate known for the tell it like it is and a touch of humility in north carolina. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. >> and just as it seems he was stabilizing his campaign the chairman paul manafort is resigning amid speculation that his ties to ukraini politics is too close for comfort, my father did not want to be distracted with what he was dealing with. >> trump and his running mate made a last-minute trip to impacted by the devastating floods. while the nominee attempts to show a softer side, the democratic contender said the words are hollow he, quote, tells which of his offensive and bullying comments he regrets and changes his tune all together. hillary clinton is facing backlash after reports that the foundation received m

. >> ringo starr's unapologetic when it comes to why he voted for britain to leave the european unionne of the more approachable celebrities i've encountered. he goes to capitol records every year for his birth day. he sits down for a series of interviews with different reporters and the first thing he asked me was about my shirt. i was wearing a polo shirt i had gotten at coachella that had these bears in spacesuits and he thought they were raccoons so we sat a minute and talked about that. you talked about britain's vote to exit the european union. i was pretty surprised given the fact the beatles were pretty progressive and ringo starr says he voted for brexit. >> i was surprised by that also, which is why are brought it up in the interview which was otherwise about streaming music and the state of the music business. one thing that struck me is that he no longer can it is the u.k. home. he says america is his home and that theis sense european union has in some ways hurt the u.k. and it would be better on its own. the one thing that makes some sense about it is he does have this b

lisa: ringo starr is unapologetic when it comes to why he voted for britain to leave the european union with lucas shaw about his interview. >> he was one of the more approachable celebrities i have encountered. he goes to capital records every year for his birthday. he says down for a series of interviews with different reporters, including myself. i was lucky enough to be in that group. the first thing he asked me was about my shirt. i was wearing a polo shirt that i had gotten at coachella music festival and it has bears wearing spacesuits and the popular raccoons. so he's been a couple of minutes talking about that. [laughter] lisa: the thing you talked about was britain's vote to enter the european union. i was surprised to giving the fact that the beatles were pretty progressive come all you need is love, and ringo starr said he voted for brexit. >> yeah, i was surprised by that, too, which is why i brought it up. i brought up the streaming business. ringo no longer is considers the u.k. at home. the u.s. is his home and he is lived here for a long time. he has a sense that the eu

gone was the unapologetic candidate for president. >> sometimes, in the heat of choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that and believe it or not, i regret it. >> reporter: trump went on o. to say he will always tell the tooth and used this change in attitude to take the debate to hillary clinton. >> she never tells the truth. one lie after another and getting worse with each passing day. >> reporter: clinton met with nation shelf wants to show that she can support communities and the people who protect them. >> i believe supporting our police officers and improving policing go hand in hand. everyone is safer when there is respect for the law and when everyone is respected by the law. >> reporter: in a statement, clinton responded to trump's new tone saying he started the campaign by insulting people and continues to do so. still looking for the person who killed a man near the hope house. this was breaking news yesterday morning. 26-year-old sebastian smith was shot off north allen street. he later died at the hospital. police say the shooting has nothing to do

one has unapologetically most pressing issues of our time. the other has been one of our most unflinching voices of conservative values. for all their differences, donald trump and mike pence have in common. both have wonderful families and deep sense of gratitude for the opportunity that their nations have given them. came to this next great challenge in their lives as s, disruptors, .isrupting the status quo both needed change in the dysfunctional washington at a time when seven out of 10 americans feel our country is wrong direction. both seek with clarity and conviction -- because with terrorism and disaster -- disastrous effects government that companies both large and small in michigan and across the country with job killing regulation. pence was born and .aised in the hoosier state he entered private law practice after graduating from the indiana law school in 1986. he served six terms in the house representatives before being elected governor of his home in 2013. office, he has passed the largest tax cut in indiana history, attracting

gone was the unapologetic candidate for president. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or say the wrong thing. i've done that. and believe it or not, i regret it. >> trump went on to always tell the truth. he used used this change in attitude to take the debate to hillary clinton. >> she never tells the truth. one lie after another, and getting worse with each passing day. >> clinton met with the top police chiefs in the nation. she wants to show she can support communities and the people who protect them. >> i believe supporting our police officers and improving everyone is safer when there is respect for the law and when everyone is respected by the law. >> reporter: in a statement, clinton responded to trump's new tone, saying he started the cam pan by insulting people and continues to do so. donald trump campaigns in michigan today and started oning in four battleground states. they spent 4 mom dollars in florida, north and pennsylvania. back to you. >> thanks for the update, edward. >>> time is 5:42. let's sen

we are very unapologetically black. career, feminist, anti-capitalist.o we are very vigilant about mission creep, in fundraising, we apply for grants but we also throw parties like house parties and sell merchandise like the shirt i'm wearing. we also have our membership dues structure. so really we're trying to build of it means of funding sources so that we are not succumb to the nonprofit and osha complex that gets in the way radically transform society that we are working to build. and i think in organizational and between partisanship because no limit to sustained without collective sustained power. i think enter organizationally, sharing of resources and the spirit of cooperation as opposed to competition is really key. grant structures really foster the spirit of competition because of a lot of organizations out a plan for the same funding because they're doing similar work. that ships from we should collaborate on this project to like i'm trying to update these resources from an organization so that we can survive. it's looking past that and see

some of those arrested like 22-year-old dynasty dunaway are unapologetic.ectives try to reach her. >> do you have a regular job, or no. >> this is my job. >> okay. >> she's a career prostitute on-line. has no intentions on stopping engaging in prostitution on-line and is not worried about contracting diseases or getting attacked because she makes a lot of money. when i asked how much she makes she refused to answer that question but said it is a lot more than she could ever make in a job. >> reporter: a search of her belongings yields hundreds of dollars of cash. >> how many appointments have you had today? >> initially uncooperative dunaway happens to recognize our producer grace kahn. >> i know her. >> you know me. >> what's your name? >> dynasty. >> dynasty. >> uh-oh. i know who this is. >> oh, yeah. she's from toledo. >> yeah, that's her. >> 24/7. she's in the hotel somewhere. >> in 2012, using the same name, dynasty was arrested by the chicago police department at a string operation at this downtown hotel. like many young women caught selling their bod

trump delivered in on apology defense -- an unapologetic defense. mr.ho speak out against radical islam and who warn about refugees are not islamophobes. they're not. italy, rescue crews continue to search for survivors following yesterday's earthquake. there were more aftershocks today. former fifa president sep bla tter is appealing his band from football.

gone is the unapologetic candidate for president.debate sometimes he chooses the wrong words and he regrets that. he went on to say that he will always tell the truth and he used that change of tone to attack hillary clinton. in a statement, clinton responded saying that trump started the campaign by insulting people and continues to do michigan. he also started running ads in four battleground states. his campaign sent $4 million to run ads in florida, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania. back to you. >> edward, what about trump's campaign? it's focused so much on hillary clinton's emails. does that strategy still have legs? >> that's exactly -- there's more coming out about that email controversy today. hillary clinton in email told the fbi that colon powell said she should get a personal email account. that's true. it's documented in emails from colin powell. it did not go so far saying chef a server at home. he did not recommend her having a personal server at home. he had a dedicated computer on his desk only for material and

lisa: ringo starr is unapologetic and it comes to why he voted for britain to leave the european uniontered. he goes to capitol records for his birthday in one of the first things he does is sit down for a series of interviews with reporters including myself, lucky enough to be inaccurate, and the first thing he asked what he was about my shirt. i was wearing a polo shirt that i had gotten at coachella music bearsal and it has these in spacesuits and he thought they were raccoons and so he says, i want to talk about that. [laughter] lisa: another thing you talked about was britain's vote to exit the european union. it is a surprise because the beatles were progressive and all you need is love and ringo starr said he voted for brexit. >> yes. i was surprised by that. that is why i brought it up and interview which was otherwise about streaming music and the state of the music business. there are two things that struck me. one that ringo never can -- no longer considers u.k. as home. the other, he has this sense that clearly many voted for brexit share that the european union has in some

trump delivered in on apology defense -- an unapologetic defense. mr. trump: people who speak out against radical islam and who warn about refugees are not islamophobes. they're not. italy, rescue crews continue to search for survivors following yesterday's earthquake. there were more aftershocks today. former fifa president sep bla tter is appealing his band from football. wrongdoing in authorizing a two-year million-dollar payment of former fifa vice president michael plan 2011.i-- p[lantini in from new york, i am mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." uber burning through a significantly more than $1.2 billion in the first half of the year. we will take you through the unprecedented losses. may beriverless car tech racing ahead but who is writing the rules of the road? we will hear from the u.s. secretary of transportation about self driving regulation. and could someone hack your pacemaker? we will take a look at the vulnerabilities of medical devices and a bold new call from carson block. to o

. >> i'm an unapologetic christian constitutionalist second amendment loving veteran. >> reporter: but glenn has failed to make headway in a swing state leaning left. >> you wouldn't call it a navy blue state, but it's on the blue side of purple. >> reporter: like donald trump, glenn has been criticized for failing to make the pivot to the general election. >> they must not be paying attention, because our message has pivoted. i don't like the phrase pivoting. >> i think congress has been ineffective. i think my office has been very effective getting results for colorado. >> reporter: bennett was appointed to the senate in 2009, replacing ken salazar who became interior secretary under president obama. he won in 2010 by less than two points. >> i understand that i represent a state that is a third democrat, a third republican and a third independent. >> reporter: the most recent poll has the senator up by 16 points among likely voters, with numbers like that, the outside financial help the underfunded glenn may have hoped for has flowed elsewhere. >> into a number of other state where

gone was the unapologetic candidate for president. >> 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 belief ve it or not, i regr it. >> reporter: he went on to ahe will always tell the truth. used this change in attitude to take the debate to hillary clinton. >> she never tells the truth. one lie after another and getting worse with each passing day. >> reporter: clinton met with the top police chiefs in the nation. she wants to show she can support communities and the people who protect them. >> i believe supporting our police officers and improving policing go hand in hand. everyone is safer when there is respect for the law and when everyone is respected by the law. >> reporter: in a statement, clinton responded to trump's new tone saying he started the campaign by insulting people and continues to do so. and donald trump campaigns in michigan today. he started running ads in four battleground states. they'll spend 4 million in florida, ohio, pennsylvania, and north carolina.

. >> unapologetic cheaters. >> i would have thought it would a little higher. >> i don't use a prompter. it's all in my head. >> you're all shook up like elvis. >>> also coming up, i zlotkowska love this story. the olympic athletes proving that you're as young as you feel. age is no barrier. we'll tell you how they do it. there is a 41-year-old gymnast that's going to be competing. can i just say the sensational new developments in the case profiled in the documentary "making a murderer" >> that's right, a federal judge in wyszomirski overturning the conviction of brendan dassey who was found guilty of helping his uncle steven avery kill a woman and abc's eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: this morning, one of the men at the center of the true crime sensation "making a murderer" could soon be a free man. >> we're really happy to hear that it was finally overturned. >> reporter: a federal court in 26-year-old brendan dassey, found guilty for helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa h hallback. >> i suspect what's going to happen it'll go to the seventh circuit and they'll decide what h

gone was the unapologetic candidate for president.ng that in the heat of the debate sometimes he chooses the wrong words and regrets that. trump saying he will never lie and used the new change of tone to attack hillary clinton. saying hillary clinton continues to lie. clinton responded in a statement saying that donald trump started the campaign by insulting people and continues to do so. donald trump will be in michigan today campaigning. he started running ads in four battleground states. campaign spent $4 million to run campaign ads in florida, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania, luisa. >> we've been seeing quite a bit of press about how donald trump's crucial pillar of support as the "new york times" writes in the headline. white men has shown quite a bit more weakness. not seeing the same type of support from this demographic as he has in the past. >> its something the campaign realizes too. rereached out last night to minority voters. he said trust him. over the 30, 40 years the democratic party has been pandering to the mi

you have to be unapologetically unflinchingly unafraid of hillary clinton and bill clinton and all thatn campaign means. we feel like we're up against a major machine here. you need people for good or for bad who are at least willing to, as we say, leave it all on the field. >> this supposedly unafraid adviser whom conway is referring to is the man on the right-hand side of your screen, the trump campaign new ceo and former head of breitbart website, steve banon. to the left of kellyanne conway is the campaign chairman, paul man ford. he's still on the payroll, still has the sametitle. but very much side leaned according to those cnn has spoken with. my fearless panel, errol louis, political anchor of time warner table news, phillip bunk and mark preston, executive editor of "cnn politics." kellyanne conway sheas sharpening the message. a lot of people think donald trump's message is pretty sharp already, that it's not focused, sort of all over the place. a little like herding cats. kellyanne conway is great. you have to be herculean to be able to bring in donald trump. >> i think you s

and trump was 100% unapologetic. >> on the second amendment, everybody came to my defense, because there

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