looking at live pictures from warren, michigan. tell us it will be a direct response to what we heard from donald trump on the economy on monday in detroit. we'll have live coverage of hillary clinton's speech. that's coming up, we're told, coming up shortly. marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! >>> hillary clinton now at the microphone in warren, michigan, about to deliver her economic speech. we have live coverage. let's go there right now. >> -- for a number of reasons. first, it's wonderful to be back in michigan. you can really feel the energy and dynamism that is driving this state's comeback. in detroit we've got new businesses opening, neighborhoods like midtown and eastern market are coming back. the auto indus

you are looking at a live shot of hillary clinton in warren, michigan.the second time this week. clintoni feel like mrs. has a distinct set of policies. it's hard to argue that it would to respond to what he said, show more reaction -- scarlet: engagement. she is getting introduced right now. this is in mourning, michigan. both candidates making a big deal about michigan because it was home of the auto industry ,here there were bankruptcies the big automakers got a bailout. very emotional for a lot of the middle class working class communities in the united states. it would seem like for the republican candidate, trump making his stand in michigan, he can point to the place that has been hurting for the past eight years or however he wants to frame it and he can contribute that -- he a tribute can attribute that to the party in power. we are waiting for hillary clinton to take the stage here in warren, michigan to begin her economic policy speech. she has been introduced, she is taking the podium. a lot of cheering as hillary clinton gets ready to speak.

that's what the basis of her speech will be here in warren, michigan, ashleigh. i would not be surprised if we had a response from her directly to the isis charges in this speech. it is a very harsh charge. it simply isn't true, just the fact check of the matter of how isis is created. it simply isn't true. >> we'll have to see how much weight she gives to that and how much weight she gives to the checklist of the economic issues she wants to highlight in her plan. i know you'll be watching it. we're on the countdown. jeff zeleny will be back live. but in the meantime, the latest claim by donald trump and isis, who founded isis, brings me to eugene scott, cnn politics reporter, brian tell center host of "reliable sources" and ali velshi is our global affairs and economic analyst. gentlemen, welcome. what a day. i had something completely different planned for you. i thought while i heard the comments last night, they would be refuted, mitigated, tamped down or clarified today. founding isis would be -- i mean that's treason. i want to play the original comment. i

donald trump must win this particular county where warren, michigan is located. this is a show down in the rust belt. >> mike, thank you very much. >> larry's crystal ball shows that based on a forecasting model, the nom no could be headed for a narrow victory in the popular vote but clinton winning the electoral college. it shows the pennsylvania moving from lean democrat category to it the likely democratic category. we talk about it with larry. it doesn't happen that the candidate wins the popular and loses the electoral college. you have to go back to bush v gore and you are saying that is a possibility this year based on one model? >> yes, this is a model by professor allen. the crystal ball we publish all of the political science models and they are based on variables. i see what happens in the classroom. but long and short, jon, these models have worked for a long period of time and they have worked retrospectively. and here's the problem, we all know, it is an unusual match up. i think you can tell that by the number of books written about the trump/clint

in the meantime, let's go to jeff zeleny live in warren, michigan, where we are expecting to hear from hillary clinton in just a little bit, jeff. >> we are indeed. it's warren mcmc, mccole many county. as you're a student of politics, mccomb county is the place where reagan democrats was coined. working class voters in the suburb of detroit. that's why hillary clinton is here to give this economic address today in this factory i'm standing right now. she is going to call on donald trump to release his tax returns. i am told by a senior adviser to her campaign that she is going to release her 2015 tax returns as early as tomorrow. tim kaine, her running mate, is going to release ten years of tax returns, all trying to push pressure on donald trump to release his. now, he has so far declined to do so. he is the first nominee of a major party to not release his taxes going back to richard nixon. now, she is trying to weave all this together in the argument that his business acumen, his business record, is not a strength but a liability. she's going to of course be talking about her econo

she is continuing to make the economic argument and she will do so in warren, michigan. she campaigned in iowa on wednesday. >> words matter, my friends. and if you are running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. yesterday, we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that crossed the line. every single one of these incidents shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states. >> reporter: the clinton campaign trying to fund raise off donald trump's comments. sending out an appeal asking supporters to have her back. today here in michigan, she will talk about the economy. that's where campaign advisers believe this election will be won or lost. not on all these extraneous things. >>> thank you. raising questions of the e-mails during hillary clinton's secretary of state and the clinton foundation. the group judicial watch releasing 300 pages of state department e-mails obtained through an freedom of informa

a campaign stop in warren, michigan, hillary clinton outlined her economic plan and her plan on international trade deals that he criticizes donald trump are being pessimistic and lacking credible solutions. her remarks are 45 minutes. [cheers] >> thank you. thank you so much. i have to tell you i am thrilled to be here for a number of reasons. first, it is wonderful to be back in michigan. you can really feel the energy and dynamism that is driving this state's come back. in detroit, we have got new businesses opening, neighborhoods like midtown and eastern market are coming back. the auto industry just had it best year ever. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: high-tech firms are thriving. the next generation of engineers are getting trained, and here, you are on the front lines of what i believe will be a true manufacturing renaissance in america. [applause] mrs. clinton: i just was given a short but exciting tour by mark and john who were telling me about how this company was started as and for most of its early history, was an auto supply company. then in 2000 as the market began to chan

[applause] >> you've been watching hillary clinton deliver her economic plan in warren michigan. giving more details what she intends to do. including tax cuts for middle class road ahead. michigan is on the families. she talked about a child care plan where the cost will be limited to 10% to family incomes. she talked about infrastructure spending connecting homes to broad band by 2020 across the entire 50 states. she talk about student loans making it easier to repay. also high quality union training program. perhaps, the most interesting thing was appointing a chief trade prosecutor as she plans to kill the tpp. bloomberg economics jeanna smialek is live. this is enough to keep her ahead in the poll requests. >> -- polls? >> what we saw hillary clinton do today, the anti-trump. yesterday he emphasized lot of the negatives about the economy. lot of the negatives about the economy. he talked how he lost so many jobs. participation rate is slower. how the obama economy resulted in tepid recovery. what we saw hillary clinton do today is come out and say, we have some problems but t

hillary clinton in warren, michigan today-- speaking about her commitment to fight for working families and improve the economy. the democratic presidential nominee delivered the speech at a manufacturing plant-- clinton is expected to release her 2015 tax return as early as tomorrow. her v-p pick tim e returns. trump has yet to release his taxes. trump says he would make his tax returns public when the "routine audit" they are under is complete. the milwaukee police department is now hiring-- looking to fill more than 30 vacant dispatcher positions. m-p-d is hosting two open houses. the first one is saturday from 12 to four. the second is august 23rd from four to eight. the open houses will be held at the emergency operations center on the 3rd floor of m-p-d district three-- that's at 49th and dozens of police chiefs from across wisconsin have gathered in green bay to share new ideas and initiatives. community policing is a big focus at this week's wisconsin police chiefs conference. some ideas come from the federal government and the presidents task force on community policing. "it's

mike emanuel is live, warren michigan, where secretary clinton gave the speech today. what else did clinton say about trumps, well, tactics? >> reporter: essentially she is accusing donald trump of trying to scare the american people. she said that essentially she -- he wants the country to hide behind walls and then hillary clinton made an olympic reference, saying that america is not afraid to compete. >> if team u.s.a. was as fearful as trump, michael phelps and simmons biles would be caring in the locker room, afraid to come out to compete. instead, they're winning gold medals. >> reporter: hillary clinton described donald trump's economic policies as a more extreme version of trickle down economics. >> she seems to bet renewing her push to get donald trump to release his tax records. >> reporter: that is absolutely right. hillary clinton is saying that >> trade has become a big issue. part of her talk today, right? >> know question about that. and it was a big issue here in the michigan primary. bernie sanders hammered away at hillary clinton on free trade deals a

speaking at a warren, michigan engineering company, hillary clinton delivered her economic rebuttal to the mix of tax cuts and deregulation offered up by her republican rival donald trump at the detroit economic club earlier this week. clinton says: "i believe every american willing to work hard should be able to find a job that provides dignity, pride and decent pay that can support a family." under clinton's tax plan corporations that move jobs overseas would be penalized. she's also wants to make public colleges and universities tuition-free for middle-class families, while making major investments in infrastructure projects. clinton says: "we are living off the investments made by our parents and grandparents." and while clinton, who's ahead in most national polls, used the opportunity to contrast her policies with that of her opponent... today's speech also served to contrast her style - issue- oriented and carefully scripted. for his part, trump again had to spend much of this week, as he did last, explaining away or doubling down on his off the cuff remarks, which many deem offe

clinton laid out her economic vision for the country in warren, michigan. policy analysts say her proposals would m percent of earners in the country -- households making more than 730- thousand dollars a year. meanwhile donald trump speaking in florida -- calling clinton's tax policies - a disaster. he also claimed president obama and clinton founded terror group isis. donald trump/r presidential nominee i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're the founders." we'll give hillary clinton....most valuable player. religious crowd at the "pastors in pews" event in orlando. donald trump's running mate -- mike pence campaigning in what might be considered another swing state -- wisconsin! he spoke in lacrosse earlier today -- and will speak in milwaukee tonight. that's where fox6's theo keith is live. but theo -- is wisconsin really still a swing state? this visit comes the day after the marquette law school poll -- which hillary clinton by 15 points among likely voters in wisconsin. these are pence's third and fourth stops in wisc

in orlando-- he met with a group his opponent hillary clinton was in warren, michigan. today she gave an economic address-- calling trump "untrustworthy". he was a young graduate with a bright future. but 18-year-old angelo young was shot and killed in a robbery just over a year ago. tonight-- a detective speaks exclusively with fox6 about two key clues-- that could lead them to young's killers. and-- quite the sight! a stolen car ends up in a retention pond in kenosha. that story is coming fire at a franklin industrial park really was. firefighters say it caused 3-million dollars worth of damage. it broke out yesterday on a battery bank inside s & c putting it out-- because the chemicals in the batteries react with water. a bizarre investigation in kenosha-- after a stolen s-u-v is found in a retention pond. a semi driver called it in early this morning. it took the fire department about 2 hours to tow the s-u-v out of the water near 76th and green bay road. no one was inside. hazmat crews were called in to deal with the fuel leaking into the water. "it looks as if the

. >> reporter: there are only about 18 miles between warren michigan where hillary clinton talked economic policy thursday and detroit michigan. >> been here many times. >> reporter: where donald trump talked economic policy three days earlier. but as clinton made clear, 18 miles away is about as close as the candidates get to being in the same place on the issue. >> he hasn't offered any credible solution to the very real economic challenges we face. >> reporter: the new policy says voters face a choice in november saying she backs an economy for everyone argue trump looks out for millionaires. >> he called for a new tax loophole. let's call it the trump's loophole, because it would allow him to pay less than half the current tax rate on income from many of his companies. >> reporter: a tax policy analysis says most of clinton's tax increases, more than 75%, would hit the top 1% of than $730,000 a year. trump, speaking a couple hours before his rifle argued too many taxpayers would pay the price under clinton's plan. >> hillary clinton wants to tax and regulate our economy to death. >> re

[applause] >> hillary clinton in warren, michigan, on thursday. her remarks on the economy and job growth. we will show you that entire speech, that event in about 10, 15 minutes. you saw donald trump wrapping up his remarks at the detroit economic club. that was also this week. now we would like to hear from you on what you think -- or who you think, rather, the best presidential candidate would be for the economy. is it donald trump, hillary clinton, someone else? maybe gary johnson, or green party nominee jill stein. david, callingto us from hollywood, florida, on the independents line. hi, david. caller: hi, how are you? >> good. caller: i believe hillary clinton has a better chance of an economic recovery. >> why is that? caller: trump does not have a set plan. he is making hostile -- comments. has just run a construction business. he doesn't know anything at all and he does not have experience to consider him as president. on top of it, look at his ancestry -- his grandfather was working in the second world war in hitler's army. should we ca

cnn's jeff zeleny is in warren michigan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. economic dress in macomb county, one of the central battleground counties will be a speech in two parts. first, she will say what she will do for the economy. she will renew her call for the biggest investment in job creation she says since world war ii. that's largely through infrastructure spending, green energy, you other new types of jobs. it will also be focussed on what she believes donald trump will do for the economy that will not be good for the working class americans, both of them trying to reach. carol, she'll unveil new language in the speech in just a couple of hours, including the word trump loop hole. that's something that you will hear from now until election day, specifically, she is referring to what he is proposing to lower the tax rate for pass through entities. this is the, you know, sort of new fad for businesses where corporations don't pay taxes. he will lower that. now, he would also benefit from a lot of this. she'll use the words trump loop hole to talk abo

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>> it will be in warren, michigan.nald trump's speech. visionl talk about the on the economy and policies. it will be a pocketbook speech him her and about working-class families. she will talk about minimum wage, childcare. she will put this stuff out in some detail and try to make the case she has the better ideas. thank you for joining us. talking about that speech, that is coming up tomorrow 1:15 eastern. you can watch it live on bloomberg television and radio. also talking about the damage that she says trump's policies could cause. coming up, we are heading to the to talk tech, specifically apple. the company getting ready to overhaul the macbook pro. we will unveil the new details ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. shery: apple is preparing the first significant overall of the mac broke pro line in over four years. -- macbook pro. they are trying to reverse to quarters of falling sales. joining us from o is bloomberg "west" anchor emily chang. great reporting by mar

take now what they ss a closer tv bidne look at hillary clinton's speech today at a factory in warren, michigant's start with the part where she seemed to go out of her way to empathize with the working class and the struggles they face. secretary clinton: it is just too hard to get ahead today. but there are common sense things that your government can do that would give americans more opportunities to succeed. why don't we do it? because powerful special interests and the tendency to put ideology ahead of political progress have led to gridlock in congress. not be can you frustrated and even angry when you see nothing getting done? a lot of people feel no one is on their side and no one has their back, and that is not how it is supposed to be in america. to bem fortunate enough your president, i will have your back every single day that i serve. [applause] mark: that could have been bernie sanders. it could have been donald trump. republicans are trying to paint her as out of touch. how does she do today in coming across as someone who gets the struggles of working-class people? she is stayin

hillary clinton, d presidential about 18 miles between warren, michigan, where hillary clinton talked economic policy thursday, and detroit, michigan, -- donald trump, r presidential candidate i've been here many times.where donald trump talked economic policy three days earlier. but as clinton made clear, 18 miles away is about close as the candidates get to being in the same place on the issue. hillary clinton, d presidential candidate he hasn't offered any solutions for the real challenges we face.her speech focused less on new policy proposals and more on why she says voters face a choice in nove economy for everyone, arguing trump looks out for millionaires. hillary clinton, d presidential candidate in his speech on monday, he called for a new tax loophole. let's call it the trump loophole. it would allow him to pay less than half the current tax rate on income from many of his companies.a tax policy analysis says most of clinton's tax increases -- more than 75-percent -- would hit the top $730,000 a year. trump, speaking a couple of hours before his rival, argued too many taxpay

we come out of a break and go to hillary clinton in warren, michigan. >> i am thrilled to be here for number of reasons. first, it's wonderful to be back in michigan. you can really feel the energy and dynamism that is driving this state's comeback. and in detroit, we've got new businesses opening. neighborhoods like midtown and eastern market are coming back. the auto industry just had its best year ever. over in ann arbor, high-tech firms are thriving. the next generation of engineers are getting trained. and here, at futureamic, so well named, you are on the front lines of what i believe will be a true manufacturing renaissance in america. and i just was given a short, but exciting tour by mark jurak and john couch, who were telling me about how this company was started as, and for most of its early history was an auto supply company. and then in 2000 as the market began to change and some of the auto companies began to realign, they were faced with a choice. we all face choices in life, don't we? and this company could have just said hey. you know, our business is not going to be

the democratic presidential nominee will deliver the speech at an automotive facility in warren, michigan. >>> we are sneaking up on 6:08 on this thursday morning. and boy, nicer and nicer with every passing day. >> yeah, sunday, monday, tuesday, just washouts. now the good news with that, if you can call it that, 80s. because today with more sunshine, we are into the low 90s. let's go hour-by-hour and show you. 80degrees 9:00 a.m. by lunchtime, 87. 90 at 3:00 p.m. and all the rainfall after 2:00 p.m. 19degrees at 4:00 p.m. and the rain chance goes up to 40% later around sunset. and you will be inside anyway. it will be the first buc's pre- season game against the philadelphia eagles. they are hot and humi degrees with a 30% rain chance. typical for us. like i said, downpours possible between 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. next few day, steamy, low 90s. into the weekend, i'm going to drop the rain chance slightly. 40% today and tomorrow. 30% saturday and sunday. we will check in with meredith in for leslee. and traffic on the 8s. more people headed back to work and school. >> yeah, absolutely. b

. >>> first up, mike emanuel in warren, michigan, where secretary clinton made the pitch. >> reporter: hillary clinton portrayed herself as the candidate who will fight for the middle class. she ripped donald trump's proposals as being extreme version of trickle down economics. she referred to trump's ideas as, trumpian, baste owned fear and not strength and called on the corporations and wall street to pay their fair share of taxes and hillary clinton talked tough on trade. >> my message to every worker in michigan and across america is this. i will stop any trade deal that kills jobs or holds down wages, including the transpacific partnership. [cheering] >> i oppose it now, i'll oppose is after the election, and i'll oppose it as president. >> reporter: ahead of clinton's speech, donald trump offered a rebut t y'all in miami blasting clinton's ideas. >> going to raise taxes $1.3 trillion. i'm going to cut taxes big league. big league. a massive cut in taxes. a massive cut in regulations. >> reporter: hillary clinton's expected to release her 2015 tax returns in the coming days. she

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minutes ago we heard from the democratic nominee, hillary clinton, there in warren, michigan, as shed this economic plan that she says puts families first. making a contrast to the plan rolled out earlier this week in detroit from her rival, donald trump, who says america first when he detailed his economic policies on monday. in fact hillary clinton dedicated much of her time today bringing down mr. trump's plan as she explained how her proposals will prop up the middle class. couple of bullet points for you. she said today she wants to implement paid family leave, preschool for 4-year-olds, a way for students to attend public universities debt free, not tuition free, but debt free. and expansion of social security to some family members. and an increase in the minimum wage to somewhere between $12 and $15 an hour. but we've heard this before. we heard her tout this again, this mega $275 billion government investment to rebill america's roads and bridges and ultimately also creating some 10 million jobs. she says. how does she plan to do all of this? more taxes on the really rich. >

. >> reporter: speaking at a warren, michigan engineering company, hillary clinton gave her response to donald trump's economic plan. >> i believe every american willing to work hard should be able to find a judge with pride and able to support a family. >> reporter: with her jobs moving jobs overseas would be possiblized, and want -- possiblized -- personalized. -- possiblized. >> reporter: and clinton used the opportunity to contrast her views to donald trump, and her style. carefully scripted. trump had top spend much of this week explaining away or doubling down on his off the cuff remarks, including the newest assessor that both hillary clinton and president obama are responsible for the rise of the islamic state. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. >> reporter: dozens of republicans sent a letter to the rnc asking them to suspend money to his campaign, but they're bound by both charter and contract to support the nominee financially and otherwise. fox news. >>> new antiterror measures are being put in place in france and germ mark ibanez followin

. >> road to the white house coverage continue this is afternoon from warren, michigan, where hillary clinton will talk about her plan for the economy. that's live at 1:15 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> and we will defend american jobs and american workers by saying no to bad trade deals like the transpacific partnership and unfair trade practices like -- >> in the state of pennsylvania have lost 1/3 of their manufacturing jobs since the clintons put china into the w.t.o. >> the program includes a look at nafta, the 1994 free trade agreement between the united states, next corks and canada. >> this will well us together and cause more jobs for our people, more exports for our markets, and more democracy for our allies. >> a discussion on how the founding fathers viewed free-throw. >> the fact that historically the united states simply was not a free trade nation for most of american history, the u.s. is, in fact, a tariff protected economy. this goes back to our very constitution. >> and n in-depth examination of the world trade organization, the body that enforces global trade rules

she will be addressing the audience and warren, michigan. you can see her comments live on thursday at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. afterwards, through a take your phone calls to get your reaction on hillary clinton's remarks. we have been following several members of congress in the districts and states today at the summer recess continues. congress is out until labor day. steny hoyer, the democrat from maryland who is the minority whip in the house was with his fellow democrats, representative and heca wilson in miami tweeted this, joined representative wilson and small business owners in miami today to discuss the impact of seek a -- zika. from senator post ted cruz, he was along the mexican border in texas today and posted this picture. with several border patrol agents and wrote this on his facebook page. from military city usa to the port of laredo to the texas mexico border, texas is keeping our country safe while putting more and more people to work and leading the fight for autonomy from president obama's aggressive regulatory

clinton will deliver her speech in warren, michigan, tomorrow. she took a shot at the noticeable lack of detail from trump. >> if we want to get the economy working for everybody, then we need a campaign that lays out the agenda so people can vote for it so that when i'm elected, i can tell the congress, this is what the people of america voted for us to do. >> back with me, sam seder, joan walsh and robert george. i thought, well, we got the rare opportunity to talk policy. >> whoo-hoo! >> and there really has, robert, i mean, there's been such a shocking lack of it. i mean, i think if you say, you know, what is this campaign -- what's the donald trump policy, really, it's the wall, make mexico pay for it, the muslim ban -- >> mm-hmm. >> and that's kind of it. i mean, that sort of feels like -- and maybe some stuff about -- oh, i'm sorry -- >> trade. to be fair to him. >> yes -- >> trade is actually a legitimate -- >> legitimate. actually, let me be really clear. the china trade section of the website has a bunch of ideas i don't agree with but

meanwhile, hillary clinton traveled to warren michigan to outline her economic vision just days after donald trump spoke in detroit. clinton accused trump of paying lip service to being on the side of average americans. mrs. clinton: there is a myth that somehow he is really on the side of the little guy. don't believe it. amy: a panel of federal judges has ordered north carolina to redraw its legislative districts saying the current ones are unconstitutional and racially gerrymandered. in a statement the reverend william barber of the north carolina naacp said -- "this ruling is a tremendous ruling that the republican-led legislature used racial discrimination to undermine the power of the black vote and other minority voters, which is contrary to our constitution and our democracy." despite the ruling, the judges have allowed the current voting maps to be used in the november election. late last month, a federal appeals court also struck down voting restrictions in north carolina, saying they disproportionately affected african americans. federal election commission member ann ravel

. >> reporter: speaking at a warren michigan engineering company hillary clinton delivered her economicebut tell to the mix of tax cut and federal rei did he go race offered you up by her rival donald trump earlier this week. >> my mission in the white house will be to make our economy work for everyone, not just those at the top. >> reporter: under clinton's tax plan corporation that is move jobs overseas would be penalized. she also wants to make public colleges and universities tuition free for middle class families while making major investments in infrastructure projects. >> we will put americans to wo work. building and modernizing our roads, our bridges, our tunnels, our railways, our -- >> reporter: while clinton ahead in most national polls used the opportunity to contrast her policies with that of her opponent today's speech served to contrast her style. issue oriented and carefully scripted. for his part, trump again had to spend much of this week as he did last explaining away or doubling down on his off the cuff remarks which many deem offensive including the newest asserti

. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in warren, michigan, where hillary clinton has been attackingd trump's economic plan, saying he is just trying to help him and his rich friends and donald trump talking about the economy today, saying it's time nor united -- for thed states government to take on more debt. he says he has good reason for it. the republican national committee's chairman, secret warning to donald trump. ahead what reince priebus reportedly told the billionaire candidate at best campaign, and donald trump giving his side of the story. >>> know thin who -- anybody who pokes weed? a major decision by the

blake burman in warren, michigan, where the speech was held. the latest details on that one. blake, give us a full report. reporter: this was one blistering criticism after the next from hillary clinton against donald trump, melissa. you remember that trump was here in detroit earlier this week on monday. he laid out his economic plan. clinton came to the detroit area, suburb of dearborn, michigan, half hour from where trump was. laid it all out on the line how she sees her economic thinking different from trump's. it was one attack after the next. give you just a few examples here. clinton says she subscribes to the old theory if it is too good to be true, it probably is. that is indeed the case with trump's economic plan. she also said trump wants america to work for him and his friends. while being at the expense of everybody else. but her toughest attack of the day came when she went on to question trump's value. she said that trump just wants tax cuts for himself and for his wealthy friends while she wants tax cuts for the likes of veterans, for children, and for police

foley has appeared in previous nk nancy cordes is in warren, michigan, a detroit suburb, will clinton will speak in a few hour. >> reporter: good morning. clinton aides tell us this will be a compare and contrast type of speech. she has laid out the basics of her economic plan before and trump did so here in michigan on monday. so, today, here at this warehouse, she is going to put them side-by-side and her ideas are better for working families. >> bernie is right. $7.25 an hour is a starvation wage. >> reporter: starting with the minimum wage. she wants to raise it and trump's position is harder to discern. >> i hate to say it but we have to leave it the way it is. the minute wage has to go over. >> reporter: another disagreement is against taxes. income tax rucket reduction. >> we are raising it on the wealthy because that is where the money it. >> reporter: clinton argues that trump wants to use the income tax. >> i am going to cut regulation lags massively. >> he wants to roll back regulations on wall street. i want to tighten them. >> reporter: there is one thing they do agree on

from hillary clinton happened in warren, michigan.he former governor, not sure if she was in the audience or watching, tweeting that hillary clinton her best speech of the campaign, in my opinion. great plan. taking a look at where things stand in the race in michigan, poll.test presidential this is real clear politics. has hillary clinton 6.6. the latest data on that was last week, august for. the latest press poll in particular has hillary clinton at 46. donald trump at 36. two palm beach gardens, florida. susan, good afternoon. caller: i have noticed and out, i think his name was walter, earlier made a comment. he was for mr. trump. he was very concerned about his own business and had an issue with epa regulations. at that it was interesting the voters for trump are interested in their own businesses. as the man who just called er supportsn hillary clinton and that's what does. i think he sees the betterment of the country. realizes that he loves to work and whatever they need to do to safe for people and to and the country better

but we begin with senior political correspondent mike emanuel who's live in warren, michigan. now clinton's turn, what can we expect to hear from her today? >> reporter: abby, that's correct. good morning to you. we're told hillary clinton's speech will not contain new policy proposals, but a day after touring a millennial-owned small business in iowa, hillary clinton will reiterate her call for spending on infrastructure which she says will provide good paying jobs. she'll call for tuition-free college for the middle class and debt-tree college for all and making wall street, big corporations and upper income americans pay what she describes is their fair share of taxes. she gave us a preview in battleground iowa. >> i'm here in part to collect a t-shirt -- [laughter] but in addition to emphasize the importance of small businesses to our economy. and i've been talking a lot in the last few weeks about the need to get more good jobs with rising incomes for more americans. >> reporter: a source close to hillary clinton says she will release her 2015 tax returns in the coming da

she will be speaking to an audience in warren, michigan. you can see her tomorrow at 1:15 eastern. her vice presidential running mate tim kaine campaigning today in dallas, texas. tweet, some video of tim [laughter] meanwhile in missouri they are celebrating the 195th birthday today. pride heressional from jason smith who represents the eighth district. he says it is an honor to represent the great people of the show me state. hereor john phone is serving lunch at the agriculture appreciation day. it is a south dakota tradition. you can follow members of congress on twitter by using our list at our website. congress may be out of town but the state department is not. they released their international report on religious freedom. he unveiled the report and you'll hear questions and comments for david saperstein. >> good morning everyone. is my pleasure today to join you to present the state department religious freedom report for 2015. i want to thank ambassador saperstein and his entire team for their hard work in review and producing this report. their commitment underscores the f