pence also is standing behind trump's claim that russia's vladmir putin is a stronger leader than president obama. hillary clinton is calling trump's praise of putin scary and unpatriotic. i'll talk about all this with the leading house republican. our correspondents and analysts are standing by as we bring you the full coverage of today's top story. sarah murray in ohio where trump has been campaigning. what's the latest? >> wolf, trump's set out to talk about education policy today in ohio but he could not help rehashing some of those issues that came up during last night's security forum. he insisted he was an early opponent to the war in iraq despite evidence to the contrary and didn't pass up the opportunity to lay into clinton over her use of the e-mail server. waging warfare over who is qualified to serve as commander in chief. >> last night was another test a and donald trump failed again. >> reporter: trump launching into a lengthy defense today. >> i opposed going in, and i did oppose it despite the media saying yes, no, yes. i oppose going in. >> reporter: there's no evidence to

vladmir putin is one of the primary sources of instability in this world.have a republican nominee who would be so in bed with putin is discouraging. any american president needs to understand what putin is really about. he is opposed to democracy, opposed to freedom and opposed to our interests. >> you have also said you think trump is being manipulated by president putin. where do you see that? >> well, kate, the evidence is clear in the way donald trump speaks about putin. donald trump has never said a negative thing about putin. donald trump is dependant on russian investments from russian olagarks. he has appointed key members of his staff who have other financial ties to russia. this is absolutely out of control. i hear from some of my old intelligence friends that donald trump has been engaged in some activities in russia that vladmir putin may be using to blackmail trump. so there is a lot going on there that i don't think has come to light fully. the proof is in the pudding, as they say. you can see it in donald trump's actions. >> we don't have an

>> yes, yes, it's much deeper than just his compliments for vladmir putin. donald trump has been doing business in russia and attempting to do business in russia in 1987 since he went to moscow in what was then the soviet union. he had a campaign chairman who was a pro putin lobbyist. defining leadership in terms of strength is the simplest, most sort of unserious way you can define leadership. setting that aside for one second, the point here is that when donald trump talks about russia, he talks in terms that are exactly the same as russian state propaganda positions when he talks about crimea, ukraine, nato. when he talks about united states democracy being rigged these are things that fit the russian propaganda line. we have the republican presidential candidate, parroting russian propaganda talking points. it's weird, it's sort of unprecedented. it's very, sort of destruct to the actual serious debate over u.s. russia policy and it's clear that donald trump -- >> maybe we -- >> hold on. i want to introduce north korea. i want to bring up north korea. an

russia's president vladmir putin has hailed election results over the weekend as a vote for stability. that's after the ruling party won a record number of seats in parliament. united russia scooped 3/4 of the seats with over 54% of the vote. international monitors noted numerous irregularities and accusations of vote rigging. the head of the country's election commission, human rights advocate said alleged violations were being investigated. well, in an effort to show the public that elections can be transparent and fair, 6,000 webcams were enstalled at polling places throughout the country and if you believe what they show, you will agree with the country's central election commission laws that the election was not "sterile." here is a video allegedly showing election officials covering a third woman as she stuffs a bunch of ballots in the box and walks off as if nothing happened. here we have another example that has been sent in. you see some women at a polling station, one sitting behind a desk and another in front of it. when they think no one is around or watching then, the wom

that are comments made by russian president vladmir putin.iving him a lot of praise and saying putin called him brilliant. what does plitifact have to say about that brilliance. >> there were some news organizations that did translate putin's word as brilliant. the consensus is, including from putin himself, is that it means colorful, flamboyant, that he called trump flamboyant, not necessarily brilliant. >> a different brilliant, as bright, perhaps. you are brilliant in all senses of the wore. thank you so much, john greenburg, there from plitifact. >>> congress has passed a bill that some 9/11 victims families say will help them get justice. why the white house may veto that bill. ♪ everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. ♪my friends know me so well.s they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. they can tell when i'm really exced and thrilled. and they know when i'm not so excite

vladmir putin is condoning it, it better stop. but vladmir putin denies that is happening.ry kasparov on likelihood of russia continuing to make things rather troublesome ahead of our elections and right before the election. good to see you, my friend. >> thanks for inviting me. neil: what do you make of the charges first off, that putin is intimately involved in messing things up and trying to stick it to the democrats? >> putin is not even hiding it. he is getting more and more active not only in the united states but across europe. he has clear goes. neil: so he wants donald trump to win? >> he wants more chaos. he wants more instability. clearly trump serves his purpose. you look at putin's actions in europe, supporting "brexit," groups and by the way, ultraleft groups. any groups that can detablize the situation. he is all over the place. neil: things are going his way, right? >> pushing more refugees to weaken angela merkel, the core of coalition against putin's aggression. and, after so many years of the weak foreign policy of obama administration, putin believes tha

his confidence in vladmir putin, the things he said about vladmir putin. there is intrigue for that reason. the impact is what trump said to king in the first place. he says he believes it's unlikely russia is trying to interfere in the election. former defense officials, et cetera, who believe russia is trying to interfere. trump says it's unlikely, it is notable. we will see if he changes his view as he receives more television briefings. >> always good to have you on the program. thanks very much. >>> with less than two months to go, both electorates are scrambling in the key battleground states, a tightening race in those swing states. we'll have more after this. some things are simply impossible to ignore. the strikingly designed lexus nx turbo and hybrid. the suv that dares to go beyond utility. this is the pursuit of perfection. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our cust

that is why vladmir putin's approval ratings as all dictators.n would win with 100% of the vote. i wonder why that is not because flourishing democracy. someone of russian origin lived in horrible soviet system where vladmir putin strongly contributed is donald trump completely clueless? this isn't that policy disagreement. one person wants to be a strong war hawk and another person a peace dove. this is no -- liz: if that were true, john, 88 different military who feel he does strike a tone at the moment that really is welcoming to them. he is saying he will spend billions of dollars, again, military budget is pretty heavy, but also saying at same time he would scale back our international obligations. why spend more when you possibly needless? >> it is peace through strength. having a military not rohn down. these military officers, the general, the military is not with we think it is. our army at a point lowest point since 1939. the navy, 1911, the air force, 1947. we need to rebuild our military. they know donald trump is committed to doing t

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martha: take a look at another moment last night this is donald trump talking about vladmir putin. >>illiant i will take the compliment, okay? the fact is, it is not going to get him anywhere. i'm a negotiator. we'll take back our country. you look at what is happening to our country. you look at depleted military. look at the fact we lost our jobs. we're losing our jobs like a bunch of babies. we're going to take back our country. martha: he is saying, if he wants to compliment me that is fine, but not going to get him anywhere? do you think europe and other part of thes world see him as tough. >> yeah. martha: that is with he wants portrayed or is that coming across or is all that reality tv? i don't think they're taking it serious and looking at extreme things he says and that is probably not true and they're thinking probably that he can not win. that is the fundamental assumption. that is the reason he is popular here. that he will really shake things up and decades of corruption and incompetence and people around the world are not following that aspect of the campaign. martha: o

he praised russia's strong man, vladmir putin. even taking the astonishing step of suggesting he prefers the russian president to our american president. that is not just unpatriotic. it's not just insulting. to the office and the man who holds the office, it is scary, it is dangerous. it actually suggests he will let putin do what putin wants and make excuses for him. i said this morning, i was trying to think about what other presidents would be imagining hearing that coming out of the nominee for the republican party. what would ronald reagan say about a republican nominee who attacks america's generals and he praised russia's president. we've never seen anything like this. one thing you didn't hear from him was any plan to take on isis, one of the biggest threats facing our country. he said his plan is still a secret. well, the truth is he doesn't have a plan. i served on the senate armed services committee. i served as secretary of state as you know. i respect the men and women who put their lives on the line for the country

also this hour, vladmir putin says important information was made public by the cyber attack on a democratic party's computers. the russian president insists his government was not behind the break in. he goes onto ask if it matters who was responsible. his denial and concerns that russia is attempting to manipulate the u.s. election. i'll discuss presidential politics with congressman tom moreno and our correspondents and analysts are standing by to bring you full coverage. >>> up first, let's go to our senior washington correspondent, joe johns. he has more on the report on hillary clinton. >> the release of these redacted papers tell us more than we have known but it leaves open plenty of questions. for example, we knew the agents found evidence that the e-mails were compromised but that's not conclusive because they were not able to locate all 13 mobile devices that may have been used. the biggest question is about mrs. clinton's fuzzy memories of the facts. >> wow. >> the fbi's formerly classified report on the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server reveals there was

candidate for president praising a russian autocrat like bodnar putin, and throwing his lot -- five new vladmir putin and throwing them.t in with we are living in challenging times. that was certainly reinforced by the excellent discussion we had .oday no one who wants to assume the responsibility of being president and commander in chief, should be making the kind of reckless and dangerous statements, and identifying

this comes as trump is getting pushback from some in his party -- after praising russian president vladmir putin. but - the chairman of the gop is defending him -- saying trump did not endorse putin in any way. today -- trump will be in washington -- where is he set to speak at the conservative "value voters summit." has invited congressional leaders to meet with him -- as he goes into the final months of his time in office.. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, minority leader harry reid, house speaker paul ryan, and house minority leader nancy pelosi are all invited. the group is expected to discuss the agenda for the rest of 20- 16 - including plans for the trans- pacific partnership and funding to fight the zika virus. but -- the white house has not officially confirmed any meeting yet. colorado is a hot area for aerospace -- which is pretty facilities.. and somewhere out in space -- a colorado the good news is -- it's 90 percent contained. lighting started the fire last sunday -- near red feather lakes. a new spacecraft -- sunday -- near red feather lakes. a new spacecraft -- and t

i'm going to leave it at my criticism of vladmir putin.he fine line that the party continues to walk as they try to distance themselves from things that trump is saying but also not directly criticize their nominee. >> when donald trump finds himself on an island from the rest of the republican party, those are the moments that he tends to falter more. if he finds himself as the only republican speaking this way, he should beware of that. not all his controversial comments hurt him but if it divides the republican party, it's a bit of a troublesome. >> it's a reminder of how tumultuous this could be if he wins. if he tried to govern on the principles and specifics he's laid out, how much of the republican party and congress would be uneasy with the idea of a much warmer relationship with putin, with drawing from nafta. it's extraordinary to think about what the republicans in congress could survive a donald trump term without dividing into a pro and anti-trump faction. >> this is just modest and will escalate? >> it's going to escalate. it

>> i think general flynn like so many surrounding trump and trump himself has a rosy view of vladmirutin. when he is asked to talk about russia's interference, he doesn't take the opportunity to talk about it. he said, i don't know anything about that. >> what is the answer to that? are the russians directly interfering in the u.s. election process? >> on the basis of the public information, that he ought to be aware of, that i'm certainly aware of, there is very strong evidence of the russians hacking into the dnc and into ccc. there is very clear motivation for them to be behind the dumping of information as well. we have seen them undertake this process in europe. the fact that flynn is unwilling to talk about it tells me that the trump campaign is just too much in the corner of vladmir putin. that is very much against our national security interest. i would love to ask those people who sign that letter on behalf of the trump campaign, those retired flag officers of what they think of trump's disparagement of nato and putin. >> do you believe the russians are interfering, hacking,

if anybody is in the pocket of vladmir putin, it is hillary clinton.right let's move back now to see how this lack of respect, i think it is fair to say, you look at the middle east, look are the russia, china, clear lack respect for america as superpower, how does it play into the war on terror, specifically our war on isis? >> i think it is bing west or someone like bing west, it is the strong horse or the strongest tribe that is respected. in the middle east power or seeming to have a sense of projection of yourself is incredibly important. and the obama administration officially used the phrase, leading from behind, as part of their national security strategy. leading from behind in the middle east means not leading. many countries elsewhere, china, north korea, iran, russia, understand what it means for them. they can exploit, as you put it, the vacuum created by the lack of a white house wanting to lead. david: very quickly, only 10 seconds, but do you think that a president trump could get in 30 days a clear plan from his generals about how to d

jc: clinton accusing her rival tonight of getting too cozy with russian president vladmir putin. reporter: hillary clinton off the campaign trail. was isis and other terrorist threats. >> and donald trump in washington hoping to improve his relationship with religious conservatives. >> i wonder if donald will get the evangelicals. i got the evangelicals. i'm going to make it up to you too. >> but it's trump's relationship with russia that clinton is >> every day that goes by, this just and more of a reality television show. its not a serious presidential campaign. >> the campaign pointing to this appearance on a kremlin-backed television network, essentially the mouth piece of the russian government. speaking to larry king, trump brushed off the suggestion that russia is trying to influence the 2016 election. >> ole is unlikely may be the democrats are putting that out, who knows? >> trump's campaign says he did that interview thinking it was for his friend larry king's podcast and that he didn't know it would be on russian tv. both trump and clinton will take a break from campai

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he didn't just let him mess up his hair he also talked about vladmir putin. >> die know hi-- i don'th. i think if we got along with russia isn't a bad thing and getting along with other countries. democrats are trying to say i don't like him. i don't like him or dislike him. they are making it like i am his best friend. what i want is what's right for the country. >> trump's doctor also came out and officially said he's fit to be commander-in-chief. trump said there's no bromance between the leaders, he just wants to have a better relationship between the countries. >> trump hair trending on twitter. >> i kind of want to feel what it feels like. >> i have done that. >> you felt his hair? >> it is kind of stiff. >> he said feel my hair, it's real. >> i was not expecting to hear that. >> long story. >> have a good day. >> fwis as usual for hillary clinton back on the trail. the democratic nominee facing fallout from her health scare and is now throwing her aids under the bus. patricia stark with the latest on that. >> good morning. hillary clinton has stops in washington, d.c. and new

. >> president obama and vladmir putin to join didn't the g20 summit in china today.ir force one touched down in china saturday. there was no scare case for president obama to sexity the plane. a white house staffer also getting into a heated debate over whether or not the u.s. press could stay for the president's arrival. president obama now down-playing that controversy. >> we don't leave our values behind when we take these trips. it can cause some friction. >> adding to the outrage president obama was the only national leader not to have a red carpet during his arrival. >> classy as always china the defense intelligence agency now apologizing for taking a jab at china in a tweet. the post referring to how u.s. reporters were treated after president obama landed. someone meant to send it from a personal account but used an agency tweet. a professional tennis layer texting in the middle of his match. the chair empire giving marco ban baghdatis. he texted his wife during a change overduring the match. >> the time is 40 after the hour. calling it quits. >> based on th

trump's getting pushback from his own party for praising russian president vladmir putin.(sot: sen. lindsey graham, (r) south carolina)"i think this is the biggest miscalculation since people thought hitler was a good guy."mike pence defends his runningmate republican mostik nominee)"they said he was little more than a celebrity and an entertainer who entered politics late in life. sound familiar?"(sot: sec. hillary presidential nominee)"what would ronald reagan say about a republican nominee who attacks american generals and praises the russian president?" clinton is in new york today pulling together democrats and republicans on national security and foreign- policy --after a softer message to the national baptist convention last night (sot: sec. hillary clinton,(d) presidential nominee)"we need a president who understands that none of us has all the answers and no one person can that was the first of four speeches that clinton's campaign says will focus on her theme: stronger together. i'm tracie potts - back to you. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --the cause of a h

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. >> i'm not going to give more support to vladmir putin at this time. i think he's a threat to national interest. >> by having a relationship going into a presidency, i think it is nothing but a good thing. >> jim lawrence served three terms. jack flanagan is serving his third now. >> my opponent has shown a tendency to say something and talk tough talk when it comes to supporting the second amendment, but when it comes to support those issues he hasn't always been there. >> the reality is he's filling out surveys. i'm introducing not to get treated? >> you can't have it both ways. you said you wanted to take away -- it has expanded medicaid. it is a component of the affordable care act. reporter: they touched on zika funding. >> the area is protected by the nil tear. >> as a military veteran, i'm sick and tired of non-vets saying they want to put veterans in harm's day. sean: and the debate for the candidates for the first congressional district. erin: learn about the candidates in all of the faces, watch >> we are following a developing international

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candidate for president praising a russian autocrat like bodnar putin, and throwing his lot -- five new vladmir putin and throwing them.t in with we are living in challenging times. that was certainly reinforced by the excellent discussion we had .oday no one who wants to assume the responsibility of being president and commander in chief, should be making the kind of reckless and dangerous withments, and identifying , a regime that has some aggressive tendencies towards our interests, values, friends, and allies. do i say i am surprised? i'm not sure anything surprises as any more, by was certainly disappointed that someone running for president of the united states would continue this unseemly identification with and praise of the russian president, including on russian television. thank you all. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> we are going to get things done, big things. greatwill have one american future. our potential is unlimited. >> ahead, live coverage of the presence and vice president of the dates on c-span, the c-span app, and c-span.org. mon

bill clinton wasted no time firing back before she even boarded her plane, about the vladmir putin comment. >> that is not just unpatientic and insulting to the people of our country and to our commander in chief. it is scary. >> reporter: a stunning political stumble for the libertarian party presidential nominee gary johnson. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. >> okay, got it. >> reporter: his runningmate and former massachusetts governor bill weld defended him in boston today. in terms of gary forgetting a word. i don't know i think that could happen to anybody. >> reporter: johnson did say in forces with russia to end the syrian conflict. in the control room, jadiann thompson. >> kim: tracking rain tonight, jr? >> yes, and tomorrow it is all about the heat. >> ryan: a community comes out for a great cause, and the emotional surprise. >> kim: out in a snap. a suspect breaks out of his handcuffs and breaks free. >> ryan: a stray dog in revere rescued on the

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. >> if you do an assessment of vladmir putin, you have to agree with some things that trump says.will be able to cooperate with the russians, we af long way to cooperate with russia the way they are carrying their foreign policy. i think mr. trump was alluding to that he actually saw a need and reacted accordingly. we don't agree with that reaction but you have to respect him for making a decision. >> lieutenant colonel rick francona, good to see you. police will have an update on last night's shooting rampage that left a woman dead and two officers injured. the gunman reportedly harbored a hatred for police. we will bring you the news conference as it happens. stay with us. [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ♪ on the road again [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 20

and really he preys upon one of the biggest enemies of the united states, russia and its president, vladmir putin. that has given a lot of concern to establishment republicans and those in the military. over the next couple weeks, we're going to see this play out and they are going to try to talk about their foreign policy goals and their objectives. bha what i really think is the flash point when they are on stanl at hofstra university, 90 minutes, no commercials and they have to stare each other in the face and try to explain why their policy is better than the other. >> and not make big headline inducing gaffes. thank you to all three of you. >>> coming up next, the united states geological society detected a 5.3 magnitude earthquake this morning. you have heard that before. this one was in north korea. as we know, it was not an earthquake. it wasn't an earthquake at all. more likely, it had to do with what you are seeing on your screen. a nuclear explosion. north korea and kim jong-un putting the world on edge, what we have learned this time about this blast and how close this man is ge

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. >> the grand godfather of this global brand of extreme national system russian president vladmir putinrter: jenna. this against a backdrop of anti-americaism, which polls put at 60% of population. that is apparently down from 80% last year but it is far from a perfect picture. however that said, when you go around and talk to russians on the street. , you get a sense they would like relations with the united states improve be it with hillary clinton donald trump. jenna? >> jenna: a hollywood story, breaking news making international headlines and will do so as far away as russia. we'll tell you what it is next. (announcer vo) that's right, keep rockin'. siriusxm's free listening event might be over, but now you can turn us back on with packages starting at $5.99 a month, plus fees. just call 855-874-7743 to keep hearing all the things that make you love taking the long way home. ♪ so call 855-874-7743 or visit siriusxm.com/getsxm to turn us back on. and up. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, m

so we'll be seeing vladmir putin, president obama, world leaders at g20 in china.t obama on his way within the next hour. live pictures, hickam field in hawaii. wonder how his golf game was? >>> final weekend of summer. last time to hit the beach for all of you. that is where i'm going. labor day weekend is here. lots of traffic anticipated as millions of americans will be hitting the road. look at the national average for gas. it is down overnight, 2.21. as you're in your car, you better be listening to me on sirius 21, people, if you're driving. this is likely the deadliest week owned on the roads. about 19,100 people were killed first half of the year due to texting and cheap gas prices. 18% jump compared to two years ago. let's go to fox business's jeff flock, hitting highway in chicago. he is not texting. how is the holiday traffic, sir? how does it look. reporter: i have enough trouble driving without worrying about texting. as you can see, cheryl, we hit traffic since we saw you before as we go under the underpass. this is 294, interstate 294 headed southwes

she said vladmir putin sees a benefit in disrupting. you have u.s.that russia is behind these hackings of democratic groups. she also talked about her health. you have a lot of republicans backing donald trump who are looking at these, the coughing that we saw she had twice today. she said she's not concerned with conspiracy theories. there's nothing to back up that she has a health problem. medical experts saying they should release information. she covered a lot of things. >> she did. a lot of substantive. >> i know. i'm running through a list. >> i've been there where i've had to get up because i had a cold. she had to stop her press conference. >> her gaggle on board. >> for a couple of minutes to get some water because of a coughing attack. >> she said it's pollen and this happened to her last labor day. she's dealing with a lot of republican who is are bringing up the issues and they are really unfounded. >> she's been under a lot of pressure to do these kind of q and a with reporters. she did it aboard her new plane. >> let's hope this is a ha

. >> reporter: last week, president obama met with russian president vladmir putin during the g-20 summitbut the leaders failed to strike a deal. if the truce holds for a week, russia and the u.s. will carry out coordinated air strikes against isis. the 5-year-old conflict has taken its toll. at least half a million people have died and millions of refugees have been forced from their homes. for now, the deal allows assad to stay in power for the foreseeable future. don champion, cbs news, dallas. >>> one of the world's largest religious pilgrimages has begun in saudi arabia. [ speaking foreign language ] >> hundreds ever thousands of muslims started the first rites of mecca's grand mosque. pilgrims seek forgiveness for their sins and meditate on their faith and trace the steps of the prophet mohammed and of abraham. >>> at least 23 people are dead and dozens more hurt in a factory fire in bangladesh. a boiler explosion triggered it. the flames spread quickly because the packaging factory was storing flammable chemicals. the explosion happened near the end of an overnight shift. it's not

. >> we can't let this happen, elect a man who belittles our closest allies and embraces vladmir putin. >>> donald trump is looking at us and saying, hey, guys trust me. i'm not going to give you my tax returns. even richard nixon produced his tax returns. >> our jim acosta is in canfield, ohio, following the movement of the trump campaign. joe johns is in cleveland ahead of the hillary clinton m appearance. both campaigns have their planes on the tarmac in cleveland at the very same time. something that also caught the attention. tim kaine, among so many others. jim acosta, first of all, what are we hearing from the donald trump folks today? >> wolf, i think that image sums it up. every four years, we seem to say it is all about ohio. it does seem like on this labor day as we get into the homestretch of this 2016 campaign, donald trump spending a few different spots here in the northern part of the states around cleveland, ohio, meeting with a group of union members and leaders. also, after that, had lunch with a group of union members in cleveland. he is going to make his way over to

russian president vladmir putin basically put his weight behind a production freeze.hat means big things. he also sent a message to saudi arabia. the saudi arabian prince, prince salman who killed the last deal at the last minute, he said about prince salman, he is a good man and he will follow through on his agreements. so in other words, he believes that if we get a deal with saudi arabia, the deal is going to happen. that is a strong sign we'll see a freeze in production next month. connell: lord knows when the last time that they did follow through on their agreements but that's what they say for now. phil flynn, have a great weekend. thank you, my friend. melissa. melissa: the labor department releasing the monthly jobs report earlier today, announcing increase of 151,000 jobs for the month of august with the unemployment rate at 4.9%, missing expectations there on both ends. here now are kevin kelly recon capital partners. we have john lonski chief economist at moody's. thanks to all of you for joining us. paul, let me start with you. at what point do you think

aim the donald trump's performance at the commander-in-chief forum, especially for his praise of vladmirin. >> that is not just unpatriotic. it is not just insulting, to the office and the man who holds the office. it is scary! it is dangerous! [cheering] reporter: after north carolina, david, clinton headed out west. she will be addressing the national baptist convention in kansas city, missouri. that is slated hour 1/2, two hours from now. david: blake, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: here is fred barnes "weekly standard" editor. hillary clinton support ir. what do you they have the new approach. seems like she is trying to be more accessible. is it working. or seeing reason why she was less successful before? >> well, look, i wouldn't call it anything but press evict. look it is good for her to be available. i think shy made the right decision. it should be. she can handle questions all night. as long as not about the emails. those that she doesn't like. you know, you knew that she was not winning that forum last night. because her aides were complaining about the moderator. yo

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it is up to whether or not vladmir putin decides that it's time to do what the russians can do, to, bringnflict into a period where there can be the beginning of political discussions. a hoped for protective zone for people who are under relentless assault from the air, an a commitment to going after terrorist groups that pose a threat to everyone. i'm going to watch this closely, at the end it will be determined whether or not the russians decide it is in their interests to pursue this agreement. >> it appeared your running mate, tim kaine may not have been aware of your pneumonia on friday. i'm wondering with you informed him? if you didn't inform him on friday, what does that say about your relationship with would like in the white house, how in the know he would be on minute to minute development in your administration? >> my senior staff knew and information was provided to a number of people and, look, this was an ailment that many people just power through and that is what i thought i would do as well. i didn't want to stop. i didn't want to, you know quit campaigning. i certainly

abby: russian president vladmir putin said the fight in syria, is quote, on the right track.ssia took another step forward cooperating hinting a deal with the u.s. could come in a matter of days. joining me retired lieutenant colonel scott mann, founder of mission america and author of the book, game-changers, going local to beat violent extremists. thanks for being here. happy labor day. >> thanks, abby for having me on. abby: first react to president putin says things are on the right track with syria and are we days away with russia? are we on the right track and is that the way we go? >> for me i have to go how i feel and it makes my skin crawl. i can't imagine a situation in that volatile place called syria where russia and the united states are on the right track for collaborative relationship in fighting isis. i don't buy it. abby: what does that even mean making a deal with russia in the environment today. >> right. abby: how does that happen? what does that even mean? >> exactly. you know, when you think about russia, iran, syria, this is who we're going to be doing

what can you tell us about this 1.5 hour meeting you had with bladder peyton -- glad near -- vladmir putin? and send to read cited intelligence information when suggesting that russia was meddling with our campaign. do you think russia's trying to influence u.s. elections are hacking? --through hacking? pres. obama: president clinton is less -- putin is less colorful. the tone of our meetings are candid, blunt, businesslike. d acseta and russia's foreign minister about ways in which we can institute a meaningful serious, verifiable cessation of hostilities in syria. our capacity to provide humanitarian relief to families, children, women who are suffering enormously under the burdenhat as you will recall, we initiated the cessation of hostilities in a while back. initially, it did lessen some of the pilots. then, slowly -- violence. then, slowly, it unwound. we are back in the situation where the assad regime is bombing with impunity. we think that a strengthening the capacity of nisra to recruit. they now view anyone who is fighting against a solid -- this odd legitimized. that is a

bill clinton saying russian vladmir putin may want to help elect donald trump. >> we know, based on ourgence analysis that the russians were behind the hack of the dnc. and the providing of information for it to be disclosed from the dnc. every american should be concerned about russia doing anything to try to tilt and influence our election. martha: for his part, president putin speaking out denies any involvement. >> translator: this is very difficult to verify if not completely impossible to verify. at a state level we are definitely not involved in this. martha: while putin denies involvement in the hacking the russian president says the important thing is that the information that was revealed was given to the public. bill: another alert now. there is concern here that the famed cathedral of notre dame in paris today. police confirmed they uncovered a terror plot. what they found nearby and what we're learning about two suspects now in custody. we'll tell you about that. plus there is this. >> hillary clinton says she can't remember what a c in brackets stands for. it is absolutely

intelligence officials are keeping a close eye on russian president vladmir putin and his governmentey believe targeted computer you systems of campaigns of hillary clinton and donald trump with the director of national intelligence james clapper, recently saying, russia has a beef with america. >> they believe we're trying to influence political developments in russia. that we're trying to effect change, and so their natural response is to retaliate and, do unto us as they think we have done unto them. reporter: there are currently know signs that either the clinton or trump campaigns have been breached, either their computers or individuals. but both have retained security experts, both those campaigns, to protect them just in case, gregg. gregg: yeah. ed, is the intelligence community worried that campaign aides are being followed or monitored? reporter: they're leaving the door open to anything at this point. officials in washington are downplaying things to the public and not specific about what is going on saying briefings were refresh sure course about best practice. remember