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. >>> most of the republican presidential candidates gathered on a stage in new hampshire last night in a preview of thursday's big debate. missing though was front-runner donald trump. he refused to attend. abc's serena marshall with the highlights. >> reporter: it's the kickoff to debate week. the largest gathering of the crowded republican field yet. 14 of the 17 presidential contenders participating in a debate-like event in new hampshire. but no one was throwing punches. >> i'm really impressed with the caliber of the people that are running for president. >> i'm not here to criticize my party. >> reporter: instead using the forum stage to take digs at president obama. >> this president's done an awful job.

and, you know, the reason -- no matter where i go, the overnight in new hampshire, new hampshire was so incredible. every time i go on television, it's got to be live. it's alive. i said, can i have a rest please? it is live on fox. who likes fox? i like fox. [cheering] mr. trump: it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? [jeering] mr. trump: and it's live on msnbc, right? [jeering] mr. trump: they are still working. every time i speak, it has to be live. it's ridiculous, but it's ok. right? we have to suffer with it. but look. the reason i have this really incredible enthusiasm, and the really appreciate it with this weather and his heat and everything else, but the reason i have it is because i do know what i'm doing, and i don't say that in a braggadocio way. you people are looking for someone who knows what he is doing, whatever it is. [cheering] mr. trump: you know -- >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: thank you, darling. i'm going to sign her book. i've got to get her the hell out of here. she's so beautiful. my second favorite book of all time. what is my first favorite book? audience: the

>> lou arand paul spent three d here in new hampshire. he spent those days criticizing you. >> rand paul you have to understand is a disaster in the polls. he is a disaster on military and defense. he is getting decimated by everybody. and other than giving him a lot of money for an eye center at his request -- he asked me, could i have money? i said, absolutely. i thought it was worthwhile. i gave him a lot of money for an eye center, which is hypocritical when you think of it. but other than giving him a tremendous amount of money for his eye center, which i'm happy about, frankly, because i'm sure they do good work, i hope they do good work, he is doing so badly that he figures he has to attack trump because i'm leading by a lot everywhere. i don't mind. i think he's -- he is never going to make it. never going to make it. can't make it. got the wrong message. i mean, this is not a time to be

. >> the paul campaign said that ad would run in iowa and new hampshire throughout the weekend. >>> as you might imagine, it didn't take trump long to strike back. he released a statement saying that like ronald reagan, his position evolved over time. he said he feels sorry for the people of kentucky who are being used by paul. then he spoke to cnn. >> he's failing in the pols. he's pathetic on the military. he's a mess. there's no question about it. >> trump attacked paul's golf game, saying he can easily beat

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he hired two new staffers in new hampshire, in south carolina he's made two new hires as well including a woman named nancy mace, the first woman to ever graduate from the citadel, now working on donald trump's campaign in south carolina. individually, none of those hires, none of those announcements is the sort of thing that would make for a spectacular and entertaining television from a celebrity candidate. none of those is a celebrity move at all. none of them zingers. but they are the serious staffing hires that will impress whether or not donald trump's campaign for president gets treated as a political campaign rather than just an ongoing and admittedly hilarious publicity stunt. on the political basic, stuff like staffing, stuff like polling was one of the biggest days donald trump has had since he started running for president. the political news started with this rocket from public policy polling. public policy polling is generally described as a democratic-leaning firm, they

ted cruz stumped in new hampshire for first time since may in bloomberg poll cruz placed a solid third behind trump and carson. >> i do think we're seeing manifestation of the rhetoric and --villivecation of law enforcement that is coming from president of the united states, from senator officials. >> reporter: last time the man mouth university released a polling statement in iowa in july, scott walker was the front-runner. liz: thank you, james -- >> thank you, james rosen, more bad news for hillary clinton, that new poll out of iowa also showing bernie sanders coming to within 7 points of mrs. clinton, 37% of likely democratic caucus goers back clinton, and 30% back sanders, another search,000 pages of clinton e-mails are scheduled for release at 9:00 eastern tonight. this is expected to be the largest release of hillary clinton's hand pick records so far. she turned over to the government about 150 messages and new batch we're told, have been sensor by state department, and intelligence agency because they content information -- contain information now considered classified. turnin

hampshire, john kasich who is probably, i don't know the most to the left but moving up in new hampshire. interesting. must win for jeb bush but another republican presidential hopeful scott walker suggested we should consider building a wall not only on the southern border but northern border, as well, between the u.s. and canada. >> we want to build a wall north of the border. >> people asked us about that and raised very legitimate concerns including law enforcement folks that brought that up to me at a town hall meeting about a week and a half ago. that's a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> one of walker's gop rivals laughed that off calling it dumb and ridiculous. >> that's a pretty dumb idea. [ laughter ] >> so there have been a lot of dumb ideas put out, one that the mexicans will pay for a wall is probably the dumbest of dumb ideas but putting a wall up between us and canada is a ridiculous notion. >> gene comings, this may be a window into the problem. he's the guy that supposedly made sense to conservatives on paper but we played it in the a block with donald trump. donald

his predecessor was franklin pierce, president franklin pierce, from concord, new hampshire. a strong pro-slavery mantra. the democratic party in the by thecontrolled southern influence, strong proslavery. what president buchanan was not counting on is stephen a douglas, the father of kansas in thery, who believed concept of popular sovereignty, let the will of the people bespoke. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, did not represent the will of the people. this constitution was ferociously debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate which was didrolled by southerners, pass it, the ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, was more the northern influence. when it got to the u.s. house, the debate was so rancorous that in february of 1858, late one night while this constitution was being debated in the u.s. house of representatives, april broke out. brawl50

the interesting thing about tightening of the race in iowa and new hampshire as well with bernie sanders is that it's not because voters in either place democratic voters think that hillary clinton is less likable or that her negative ratings have gone up appreciably. it's that they see in bernie sanders somebody that i think they connect with emotionally. that they see as more authentic, genuine, somebody who is enthusiastic. he looks happy when he's out there campaigning. sort of the happy warrior. let's put it that way. she still doesn't look as comfortable and as -- like she's having as much fun out there. >> ifill: yet we see her getting, maybe expected in doorsments from new hampshire. tom former governor of iowa a key state. not counting her out, a little soon. >> goodness, she's not actually losing in these polls yet. but as the pollster in iowa anne selzr said starting to look like 2008 all over. that's not something that hillary clinton's campaign wants to hear. they're not doing a major course correction, starting to announce these big name endorsements that somebody is a fan

. >> people asked about that in new hampshire and raised concerns including law enforcement folks that brought that up a week and a half ago. that's a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> yeah, talking about building a wall along the largest border in the world and chris christie is now saying immigrants should be tracked like fedex packages. >> i'll ask fred smith to come work for us, we need a system that tracks you from the moment you come in and when your time is up, three months or six months or nine months or 12 months, however long your visa is, we get you and tap your on the shoulder and say excuse me, thanks for coming, time to go. >> seriously, is this what the immigration debate come to, tracking people like fedex packages and building a wall between us and canada? this is not a path to the future for the gop. many republicans know it. but with trump leading the way, this is where the debate is at. joining me now are maria teresa kumar and rich gayland, thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> maria, how are latino voters responding to this new willy horton attack

fellow republican candidate new jersey governor chris christie, meanwhile, told an audience in new hampshire saturday he would track immigrants like fedex packages. >> so here's what i'm going to do as president, i'm going to ask fred smith from fedex, come work for the government for three months. just come for three months immigration's customs enforcement and show these people to move because guess what, of the 11 million people here illegally, 40% of them did not come in over the southern border. 40% of them came in legally with a visa and overstayed their visa. we need to have a system that tracks you from the moment you come in and then when your time is up, whether it is three-month or six month or nine months or 12 months, however long your visa is, then we go get you. amy: republican presidential contender and former wisconsin governor scott walker has also made headlines with his most recent remarks on immigration, telling nbc's "meet the press" building a wall between the united states and canada is a "legitimate issue for us to look at." in virginia, a mentally ill, african-ameri

. >> reporter: suddenly, sanders, who leads in new hampshire, is just seven points back in iowa. hillary clinton, who had been steady at 50% in iowa, is down to 37 in the respected bloomberg des moines register survey. >> the big story from this new poll is more about hillary clinton's numbers going down rather than bernie sanders' numbers going up. >> reporter: dozens more of her emails are declared classified today, retroactively. plus, clinton is establishment. >> i think what's going on is that understand that there's something fundamentally wrong in this country. >> reporter: 71% nationally in the new quinnipiac poll say they are not satisfied with how things are going. >> yeah. >> 71%. does that include you? >> yes. it does. >> definitely. dissatisfied. >> every time something comes up, there's more gridlock. >> reporter: so the non-politicians are rising. ben carson, chief among them, preaching a conservative war on poverty. >> fix the economy and create a ladder. >> reporter: the neurosurgeon who has never run for anything is tied in iowa with the biggest of the non-polit

and new hampshire is very strict about who can run in the democratic primary. it's only going to take one person to object to him running in new hampshire and what's happening in new hampshire is that you have all the independents are going to the republicans because there's so many. the liberal democrats are staying home and they don't like hillary clinton. so they're going to vote for bernie sanders. >> but hillary is leading, she beats all the gop candidates and biden and sanders right now. i think the issue with hillary clinton -- i mean let me back up. it's not just a hillary e-mail scandal. you link it to the retail operation of a clinton foundation. turning the state department into a storefront for their own influence, meaning pay to play. in other words, the american people may be thinking what you know? there's a bureaucratic snafu here, classified, but if you link the other clinton controversies together, then you've got to say to your word wow something is not quite right in the clinton camp; right? tamara? >> yeah. and to tammy's point, pathology m

hampshire. and this focus on e-mails as the scandal that they are trying to get to stick with hillary clinton. and bernie sanders won't go there. and you just saw that happen. so we know that this e-mail issue has hurt to some extent. and we've seen senator -- secretary clinton be contrite about doing it differently. >> what is your reaction to the quinnipiac poll where voters associate hillary clinton with the word liar. >> jonathan. thank you. of all people i've admired you for years. the focus on facts in distortion. the quinnipiac poll included all voters including republicans. the poll in iowa is about democrats. and the quinnipiac poll doesn't tell you that the hate word may have been volunteered most often by eight republicans who hate hillary clinton. so the quinnipiac press release doesn't differentiate. its sample includes hateful republicans as well as nice republicans. and those words are volunteered. they don't tell you by which people. so we do not regard that as any kind of a repe

that's my mom. >> reporter: but their seven- day like up mount washington in new hampshire was the most grueling. >> 24, 26-inch steps straight up the side of a mountain and i knew for a fact by looking at the map that it went on for 2 miles of. >> reporter: the movie a walk in the woods starring robert redford and nick nolte hits theaters this week. >> they say the appalachian trail is like lights. >> reporter: it has a.t. enenthusiasts happy over environmental concern for the trail but worried about the consequences of too much publicity. >> people go to the appalachian trail to get away from modern civilization, to get away from life and things like that and so if you go there and there's all these people there, what's the point really anymore? >> reporter: along the appalachian trail in linden, virginia, peggy fox, wusa9. >> now the number of people on the appalachian trail skyrocketed after last year's release of the movie wild about a woman's journey on the pacific crest trail. with the release of a walk in the woods that number is also expected to climb. >>> tomorrow morning frie

. >> reporter: but suddenly, sanders, who leads in new hampshire, is just seven points back in iowa. hillary clinton, who had been steady at 50% in iowa, is down to 37 in the respected bloomberg des moines register survey. >> the big story from this poll is more about hillary clinton's numbers going down rather than bernie sanders' numbers going up. >> reporter: dozens more of her i. mails were declared classified today retroactively. plus, clinton is an establishment. >> what's going on, people understand that there is something fundamentally wrong in this country. >> reporter: 71% nationally in the new quinnipiac poll say they are not satisfied with how things are going. >> yes. >> reporter: 71%. does that include you? >> yes. it does. >> definitely. dissatisfied. >> every time something comes up, there's more gridlock. >> reporter: so the nonpoliticians are rising. ben carson chief among them, preaching a conservative war on poverty. >> fix the economy, and create a ladder. >> reporter: the neurosurgeon who has never run for anything is tied with donald trump in the monmouth poll.

. >> reporter: suddenly sanders, who leads in new hampshire, is just seven points back in iowa. hillary clinton, who had been steady at 50% in iowa, is down to 37% in the respected bloomberg des moines register survey. >> the big story from this new poll is more about hillary clinton's numbers going down rather than bernie sanders' numbers going up. >> reporter: dozens more of her e-mails were declared classified today retroactively. plus clinton is establishment. >> i think what's going on is people understand that there is something fundamentally wrong in this country. >> reporter: 71% nationally in the new quinnipiac poll say they are not satisfied with how things are going. >> 71%. does that include you? >> yes. it does. dechl. definitely. >> every time something comes up there's more gridlock. >> reporter: so the non-politicians are rising. ben carson, chief among them, preaching a conservative war on poverty. >> fix the economy and create a ladder. >> reporter: the neurosurgeon who has never run for anything is tied in iowa with the biggest of the the nonpoliticians, donal

he may win iowa and new hampshire but he's not going to win the democratic nomination at this point. deirdre: speaking of outliers, i'm going to play a little sound bite here from someone who would clearly be an outlier. -- all right. actually it was suppose to be kanye west from last evening i think a seven minute speech. here it is. >> as you probably could have guessed by this moment, i have decided in 2020 to run for president. [cheers and applause] . deirdre: ford to you first. is this just proof, for example, that kanye see okay. bernie sanders is having his moment, donald trump is having his moment, why not? >> absolutely. he wants to tap it on the potential for a $4 billion popularity contest and if hillary clinton doesn't win in 2016, it doesn't shock me. don't be surprised for brad pit on the republican side. deirdre: and your take here from mtv to national politics? >> i'm not going to -- and, listen, i didn't think donald trump was going to run and do this well so i'm not putting it past kanye west. i was a little surprised, as you probably guessed right now, i'm up here

. >> some people asked about that in new hampshire. that is a legitimate issue for to us look at. >> reporter: trump directing his fire toward a top aide to hillary clinton calling huma abedin a major security risk because of her husband, a former congressman who resigned amidst a sensational sexting scandal. >> who is huma marryied to? one of the great sleazebags of our time anthony weiner. did you know that? >> reporter: an attack clinton spokesman calls disgraceful, tweeting "there is no place for patently false personal attacks towards a staff member." trump's latest swipe at clinton comes as she struggles to keep hold of her supporters while bernie sanders surnlgz. "des moines register" bloomberg politics poll showing clinton at 37% support in iowa now just seven points ahead of sanders. if you dig into some of the numbers on the republican side you can see where trump's weaknesses with women and evangelical voters are starting to hurt him. carson leads him with both groups in the latest iowa poll. >> sarah murray, thank you so mu

organization in place and t b s boots on the ground in iowa and new hampshire. so he's got people who will actually show up and vote for him. so it is going to be very very tough in these early prime ris in iowa and new hampshire. to you have to take him seriously. jeb bush is still very strong but donald trump is doing very very well and you can't take that away from him. >> joe it sounds like you think donald trump is the perceived nominee here. >> donald trump is the real deal. for anybody that would have written him off, as some people did some months ago, he's gotten real legs so far. he's got strong support. he's managing to retain his basis of support. he's got money, he's got an organization. he understands how to keep in contact and dominate the news which he's doing. he's a very strong candidate. >> let's talk about ben carson a minute. here is a guy polling very well in iowa and he has not enjoyed the non stop coverage that the donald has. how much of a boon is this for ben carson. >> i want to go back and agree with bernie sanders. the comparison abo

they're meeting undecided voters of new hampshire going one-on-one. it will be between one and seven, first and 7th place a couple hundred votes because there are limited amount of votes in new hampshire. taking one at a time, looking people in the eye, going into their homes and businesses asking them for their vote. this is not over by any chance. david: scott, you're our fly on the wall at those meetings. let us know what happens. >> absolutely. david: scott, guy, chris, coming back at end of this segment this hour. we look forward to that. gerri? gerri: first time in history, listen to this, three major hurricanes formed over the pacific at the same time. over in the atlantic, remnants of tropical storm erika are moving up the east coast with torrential downpours causing flash floods in florida, georgia and south carolina. fox meteorologist janice dean watching it from the weather center. janice? >> gerri, we're in peak season. we're watching the atlantic. we had tropical storm erika. that dissipated. we're seeing moisture streaming into florida a

he is leading in new hampshire so she has real trouble. alix: my question was going to be, does iowa really matter cap that when you compare it to obama, it seems like yes. >> it matters a lot. alix: sec funding moving -- does shese gekko see funding moving somewhere else you go >> i think there would be widespread democratic she would behether the nominee. then there would be a discussion about other people moving in and things like that. scarlet: there is already panic in the republican party for how well donna trump continues to do. he is still ahead of the game. in the lead and i will come although it is smaller than it has been recently. the big story ben carson surging to a close second place. donald trump and i want. if you think about the poll, trump still way ahead. still the front runner by far. moving up. all four of those candidates, none of them, ted cruz the only one an elected official. he is railing against the washington establishment all the time. the other ones not elected officials at all. the spirit seems to be biparti

he is beating her with new hampshire. donald trump continues to lead with neurorow surgeon ben car on a very close second. neither of whom have never held office before. >> these two guys have blown away the rest of the field. jeb bush is in eighth place. [cheers and applause] >> there isal biden factor, will he run? he made a surprise appearance in his home state of delaware getting an enthusiastic reception. despite reports he will make a decision ahead of the first democratic debate it may no longer be the case. >> maybe not. if the thinking is he wants to preserve the ability to get in later he may not be in that first debate. of course it will be helpful to him. the thinking is that he doesn't have to be out there campaigning like everybody else. >> when you look at that iowa poll joe biden is sitting at 14%. that's before he has even announced he is going to run. fox news. >>> the man accused of shooting and killing a sheriffs deputy appears before a young this morning. the harris county prosecutor say she shot goff

this is new hampshire. this is all across the country. i would suggest for a start that they look at some of the polls that have been done recently which show us beating and some cases all of the republican candidates, other cases most of the republican candidates. despite the fact, andrea, i'm still not known by 20%, 30%, 40% of the american people. >> while the head lines for sand erps are positive, most for clinton are negative. another batch of e-mails from the time at the state department released tonight. this dragged out controversy isn't going away and it's a fact that's showing up in recent polls. donald trump is surging in iowa with huge lead. ben carson a man who's comparatively no media attention in second place and jeb bush and all other establishment candidates are way behind. joining us now is msnbc's alex seitz wald. i want to put this perspective a little bit a. few months ago hillary clinton's camp said, hey, bernie sanders, appeals to some liberal base. he is going do get some momentum and not worried at all. if you add

is he doing well in iowa and new hampshire? yeah, those states are tailor-made to him. obviously, he's speaking to something, and there's a kind of a constituency for that on the democratic side. but we saw this with howard dean -- >> right. >> a friend of mine in 2004, and john kerry, ultimately, carried the day in terms of being the nominee. i'm like brad, i wouldn't put too much stock in these polls in iowa at this point in terms of predicting who the nominee would be, but i pray for donald trump's health. >> oh, yeah. i know the theory there and the whole thing, the third party candidate or if it's hillary v. or trump, i'm sure you like your chances there, many of the democrats do. but i think it's interesting that both of you -- you've both worked in politics. oh, of course, these guys are going to think that. but both of you agree the trend that the race is going to follow, that it's going to go back to the establishment. brad first then richard, what's going to happen to put us back on that track because right now we don't see it. >> well, right now trump is suck

. >> so, to cat kathie's point, maybe she would risk losing in iowa or new hampshire but you know who else lost in those states and won? bill clinton. >> we'll see if she has the stomach for that. what wasn't around in 1992 was twitter, facebook, 24-hour newschannels. it would be very, very hard for hillary clinton to lose iowa, new hampshire and then just continue on as if something happened. >> errol louis, thank you. >>> one of the most important symbols in syria was reportedly bombed by isis militants. what is being done to save humanity's precious and priceless relics overseas? >>> also, part of a plain wing that washed up on a beach last month cannot be positively identified as from mh370. what's going on here? why the mixed messages? we'll get our aviation correspondent richard quest to straighten it out for us coming up. no student's ever photographed mean ms. colegrove. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. all laptops on sale, save $230 on this dell 2-in-1. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up

percent support young voters and the self described solist from vermont is also beginning ground in new hampshire. >> this is not antihillary clinton but pro bernie sanders and pro message that says "enough is enough." >> among republicans in iowa, donald trump is still on top and is taking aim at hillary clinton's top aide, who is married to former congressman weiner who was forced to resign after a sexting scandal saying he he is psychologically >> and this was quite the sight off of half moon bay after a whale came out of the water next to the people and the creature came out of the water before diving back down. the woman said she has never seen whales kyle so close to the peach. >> meteorologist mike nicco is straight ahead with the forecast. >> as least it was a whale and not a shark. >> good morning, everyone, take a look behind me and all of sunshine we are ending august warmer-than-average but there are changes on the way to the cool side as we say goodbye to summer with the details coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> plus, a hiker has a close encounter with a pair of black

>> people asked us about that in new hampshire. law enforcement folks about a week and a half ago. that's a legitimate issue to look at. >> joining me now is kevin o'leary, chairman of the o-shares investment great. good to see you. donald trump is not driver's seat of the issues bus and no one's seemed to pull him off of that. what's your reaction to the other candidates taking trump-like stances on the issues? >> you know, what i find so interesting about this current debate is how early in the cycle it is. if you think about this, i've been watching presidential election cycles for decades now, i have never seen this occur before where in deep august we have such interest of a candidate of either party and what it is telling me, if i'm locking at politicians as stocks, that's how i look at them. which ones have momentum, capital to make it to the end, which ones look like winners and losers and what i'm finding now so interesting is if you ask the votering constituency what the election will be about is everybody would say the bush brand and the clinton brand and first time now

limited opportunity to really, hillary clinton aside from just being on the ground in iowa or new hampshire or south carolina. mark: we would be remiss if we did not mention vice president biden. is there a biotin factor -- a iden factor? a b >> we include them in the horserace question and he got 14%, which, i have to say, is that her than he has done the two other times he has run in iowa. that is good news for the vice president. his favorability's are very high. they're up there even beyond hillary clinton. there is a storehouse of goodwill. what we know is he is not hurting hillary clinton more than he is hurting bernie sanders in the race. ok,locate his votes and say he draws about evenly from both units. it is a tepid and warm welcome. mark: i like that. betty: thank you so much. also thanks to our national political correspondent phil mattingly are thank you. still ahead, stocks are bouncing off their low for the day. in decline.ll mark: we will take a look at stocks in the markets and why shares of apple are getting the boost on this monday, august 31, 2015 come the last day of the

. >> people have asked us about that in new hampshire. they've raised legitimate concerns, including law enforcement folks that brought that to up me at one of our town hall meetings a week and a half ago. so that's a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> a legitimate issue to look at? what do you think of that? >> well, i wasn't aware of the invasion of illegal alien beaver pelts that are threatening this country and taking jobs away from american beavers. it's a real crisis. i think that's nuts. again, they're trying to outtrump trump, move to the right but instead of getting bigger it makes them look smaller and tactical and scott walker has had a couple instances like this on immigration, that he's going to deport native born citizens then he had to clarify that. now this. is you're looking more like tactical politician than a big presidential leader when you do these things. >> he's had three different positions on birth right citizenship over the last seven days now he's going to put forward a position that will hurt the dairy farm

we are still clear from new hampshire avenue toward silver spring, and beyond that. that is a look at traffic this afternoon. jummy: thank you. nfl commissioner roger goodell and quarterback tom brady or both in new york for their deflate-gate case. a federal judge is expected to either uphold or throw out tom brady's four-game suspension. both are back in court for a status hearing and the judge said he would rule by this friday. >> judge berman has no qualms about the dedication and efforts of both sides. he just said they could not reach one. jummy: an appeal is expected regardless of the judge's decision. as it stands, brady will be on the sidelines until october. the state department set to release a new batch of hillary clinton's e-mails this afternoon. she has been under fire for using a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. lastold supporters in iowa week the state department allowed her to use her personal e-mail but said "it clearly was not the best choice. a des moines register poll shows , just sevenslipping points ahead of bernie s

hampshire depleting in iowa where he's gaining. >> also a shot against the battle of the establishment of the democratic party and of course the republicans have that too. we have this poll from coming out from iowa saying that carson ben carson and donald trump are in the tie for the lead number three is fiorina all three of the double digit leaders there are nonpoliticians. >> look at america. this is -- >> i love it because i think that professional, political class is absolutely against what america should stand for. we should not have a class of professional politicians. >> what you see right now is with the tea party in the beginning of bum's term and republican side. i think occupy wall street and democratic side. >> before the high risk tried to kill the tea party would have made an effect in 2005. >> you believe that i would disagree with demographics but i think that there's a big argument to be made many years in coming. and i have to caution it is august 15th. if we look to president giuliani or hillary clinton would have been in office right now of course that's not what h

new hampshire senator kelly ayotte, drawing on her experience as the new hampshire chief prosecutor and former attorney general, has also worked hard in the senate to stop sexual assault and the mystic violence. -- and domestic violence. thank you all for being here today we will start with senator mccaskill. >> thank you very much. thank you for holding this important hearing on this issue. these crimes are troubling to parents, students, and educators. as a mother and a grandmother but maybe most importantly, informed by my former work of many years in the courtroom prosecuting sex crimes, i am working extensively with my senate colleagues to ensure students are protected from incidents of sexual violence and perpetrators are held accountable. i am very proud to work with senator heller, gillibrand, ayotte, grassley, blumenthal, warner, and rubio. we introduced a version of the campus accountability safety act last year. we did not stop at the version we introduced last year. over the past 15 months, our coalition of eight offices has met with over 60 organizations including groups re

>> people asked about that in new hampshire. raised legitimate concerns including law enforcement folks that brought that up to me at one of our town hall meetings. that is a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> a northern border. a wall separating the united states and canada, anne gearan. and stachi instamping people, i with bar codes to be tracked with fedex packages. >> or a chip in the back neck. i don't know. the summer of our discontent continues. as chris said, the people who are on the rise in the republican field are those who have the least -- fewest qualifications on paper to be the next president. that is actually their drawing card. and clearly we're seeing it on the democratic side as well. bernie sanders is about as unestablishment you can get and still be an elected official and as your discussion with him shows and his polling over the weekend shows, he is really pulling within striking distance of clinton in iowa and he's already tied or even slightly ahead of her in many polls in new hampshire. so he's givi

>> people have asked that question in new hampshire. they've raised some legitimate concerns as well as an officer that brought it up in one of the town meetings about a week and a half ago. that is a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> some walker supporters are worried about the so-called unforced error. so how much of them are going to consider the trump factor there, or is there something else at work with that? >> i think there is a trump factor, that we probably wouldn't be talking about a wall between the u.s. border with canada if it weren't for donald trump and all of his comments on immigration. he's pushed most of the field to the right on immigration. but, francis, there is also worth noting that beyond issues even beyond immigration, we're seeing scott walker having trouble on other issues. there are stumbles for candidates being able to hold, but when you're trying to win over endorsements to get money, you want to be seen as somebody who is credible and you don't want so many doubts about your positions, whether it's o

. >> when people asked us about that in new hampshire. they have legitimate concerns including law enforcement and brought that up in one of our town hall meetings. that is a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> the u.s.-canadian border stretches more than 5,000 miles the world's longest international border. >>> berni sanders has cut hillary clinton's lead for the democratic nomination to just 7 points in iowa. 37% to 30%. the senator is striking a cord with domestic issues. yesterday he was asked about international affairs and military force. >> war is the last resort, not the first resort you are looking at a guide. yes, there are times you have to use force, no question about it. >> sanders voted against going to the war in iraq in 1991 and in 2003. he voted yes to sending troops to afghanistan after the september 11 attack. >>> austria stopped a train coming in to hungary today. officials said that they did that because of overcrowding on austrian railways, not because of migrants. they stepped up security on its border after doze

not doing as well in new hampshire. you know, it could happen. >> and clearly laying the groundwork for that run in 2020 by making good with taylor swift. >> yes. taylor swift constituency very, very important for his political career. the vmas did not disappoint. we'll have our update. the weather is the top story this morning. soaking rains down south. extreme heat for millions. we'll get to the forecast in just a moment. let's start with nbc's kerry sanders. he's in clear water, florida, this morning. good morning to you. >> well, good morning. we've already had some rain here this morning. and it's likely it's going to get worse later today. folks are preparing in the tampa bay region for what they know will be a lot of tropical moisture coming in from the remnants of erika. sandbagging is already under way in part because in the last 60 days they've had 27 1/2 inches of rain here and they've already experienced some floods. the ground is saturated. so they know erika will create more problems. there is already stre

hampshire. donald trump still leads the republican field in iowa with neurosurgeon ben carson a very close second. neither man has ever held public office before. >> these two guys have blown away the rest of the field. jeb bush i think in this poll is in 8th place. >> incredible. meantime, vice president joe biden received a very warm reception at a surprise appearance. it was at a democratic jamboree in his home state of delaware. we still don't know if biden will announce if he's going to run for president before the first democratic debate is held in october. >>> time is 8:47. a story that has a lot of us thinking this morning. a 27-year-old arizona mother could face a child endangerment charge after she left her 2-month-old baby in a shopping cart at the store and drove home. cherish peterson says she simply forgot that she left her son in the shopping cart there in front of the grocery store last week. an off duty police officer spotted the baby. police say it took peterson 40 minutes to c

sanders is leading clinton in new hampshire. on the republican side, donald trump remains on top in iowa. but neurosurgeon ben carson is five points behind. >>> we turn now to a rare interview with amal clooney. she may best be known as george clooney's wife. she's an accomplished human rights lawyer. now she is fighting to protect reporters overseas after three journalists were recently thrown in prison. abc's reena ninan has more. >> i have more freedom to say what i want than lawyers who practice here all the time. >> reporter: in a rare interview with the bbc, amal clooney speaking out after three al jazeera journalists were sentenced to three years behind bars. for what many believe are trumped-up charges of spreading false news. one of the defendants, also canadian, has been represented by clooney. >> are the judges upholding individual rights or allowing their courtrooms to become instruments of political propaganda? >> reporter: the well-respected human rights lawyer and activist blasting the egyptian government for thei

leading tremendously big in new hampshire, leading really big in new hampshire. leading big in florida. i have a governor. we have a low energy governor and we have a senator, and we are leading big in florida. how do you do that? you have a senator who is sitting, a governor that has been there for eight years. i love florida and i'm there a lot, great weather. you have great weather but florida has great weather. big advantage. i'm leading big in florida, but one of the polls came out. south carolina and north carolina, i'm leading really big. in south carolina, a poll came out and we had a statement that my level of popularity or favorability. i'm the only one that can get a poll. it comes out and these guys in the back with those red lights on will say i had one poll where i think i'm 41%. 41%. can you imagine? with 17 people. 41% with 17 people and they said , you can't even hear. nobody knows what they just said. but there are some people who don't like him. it's unbelievable. i'm the only one that wins these polls and i get negative publicity. the press --

>> i wouldn't say that he's so close to beating hillary clinton he's ahead of new hampshire. he's gaining in iowa but if we look at the general election polls we talked about this last week hillary at 45. bernie 22 biden 18. saying in head-to-head match of a general election as republicans not doing nearly as well. but a message a strong one. i think -- it is and like a degree. but -- >> he's dragging your party heavily to the left. >> he is absolutely and i don't like it. that i think what we should be talking about is inequality of opportunity that's where republicans are doing well because they're talking about the fact that you can't get a great job and qept to make it low qaij job is middle income. >> doesn't it pour out that the last few years it hasn't work. lowest rate participation rate is a low rate but he was dealing with incredibly desperate economic situation we have seen gains. unemployment rate -- >> you decreased income inequality by taxing the billionaires out of existence. is that how you do it? >> not out of existence but tax them more and enroll in the pro

. >> not only in iowa and new hampshire but all over this country we're generating enormous enthusiasm. >> bernie sanders sneaks up on hillary clinton in a new iowa poll. on the republican side, guess who is gaining on trump? >>> plus, getting closer to a deflategate decision. patriots quarterback tom brady and league commissioner roger goodell due in court this morning. when the judge is expected to rule and what it could mean for the pats' season. let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining us. a cold-blooded execution that's how authorities describe the shoots death of sheriff deputy darren goforth who was gunned down in a texas gas station while filling up his patrol car. next hour the shooting suspect shannon miles expected to appear in court. the 30-year-old faces capital murder charges. it's point to important out that investigators are searching for a motive. the county sheriff believes goforth's death may be linked to black lives matter. >> ramps up to the point where calculated cold-blooded assassination of police officers

. >> people have asked us about that in new hampshire. they raised legitimate concerns. that is a legitimate issue to look at. >> the bottom line, you talk to democrats or republicans and both sides, they like this poll. democrats like the republican poll. republican s like the democrati poll, because they show real trouble for the establishment candidates on both sides. jose, back to you. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. we're just getting started on this monday edition of "the rundown" from washington, d.c. >>> up next, president obama heads to alaska to talk climate change and make history with a name change for the highest peak in north america. >> plus, could we finally see the end to deflategate? both tom brady and roger goodell are due in court this morning. we'll have a live report. >>> in case you missed, it host miley cyrus went all out at the mtv video music awards. we'll have the highlights and the lowlights, which is bigger, do you think? and the crazy outfits as well. i was about to wear that outfit today on the show. i'm glad i didn't because i hat

. >> not only in iowa, or new hampshire, but in this country, we are generating enormous enthusiasm. people do not understand why the middle-class of this country is collapsing while the same time all the new income and wealth is going to the top 1%. erik: for the republicans, donald trump is out in front followed by dr. ben carson, ted cruz, and scott walker. present obama is getting closer to be no support for the iran nuclear deal. senator merkley says he will support the deal. he needs three more votes to sustain the veto in killing the deal. the obama administration is close to making sanctions for hacking into computer networks. this concern sanctions that could trigger further online hacking attacks. that has the economy plunged to its lowest level since 2001. gdp in the world's largest casino market fell more than 26%. d on aall blame corruption crackdown in china. gambling covers for fist of their economic output. football, tom brady is back in court for the deflate gate case. roger goodell is expected to be there in new york and a judge told them to settle both speed over t