john heilemann is there. tell me about your reaction and the spin going on after the date. >> i talked to trump after the debate when, in an unprecedented move, he came to this been room to make his case. there are people who read his body language and say he looked shaken. he said people were telling him he won the debate, but i don't think there's any doubt he is more on the defensive. from her andait several occasions, i thought he talked to fast. his best moments were when he talked about changing washington, as she had been at it for so long in the country still had problems. that was the point he emphasized to me in the spin room. so i expect he failed to emphasize that is something he was supposed to talk about more consistently than he did your -- did. john: if you measure the total time of the debate, she was on offense for the vast majority of it, he was on defense. which iusiness record, had thought the very beginning would be a point that she could exploit because he is always very defensive about

go ahead, john heilemann. charlie, if you measure the total time of the debate, she was on offense for the vast majority of it, he was on defense. on his business record, which i had thought at the very beginning would be a point that she could exploit, because he is always very defensive about that and always rises to the bait -- on his taxes, on the birtherism question, on the ways when she talked about the opportunities with women at the end of the debate, where he was defensive. i thought she came prepared, she came to play, i thought she attacked when she needed to, and she explained when she needed to, and i thought his lack of preparation showed. throughout. i do not think most of those attacks that she launched against him were attacks that he could have easily prepared for, and the quality of his answers were extraordinarily poor -- incoherent, too long, too defensive, and not at all persuasive to the voters who are still trying to make up their mind about who to vote for in this election. charlie: co

well, with a clear microphone we trust, let's bring in john heilemann, comanaging editor of bloomberg politics. john, our clinton campaign correspondent nancy cordes told us today when a candidate is digging a hole for himself his opponent should just stand back an wch. but today, clinton brought a shovel, why? >> well, you know, up to help in should cases. the thing is, t digging a hole for himself, you let him keep digging but occasionally you want to throw dirt on top of him and he to bury him and that's what the inton campaign is trying to do right now with donald trump. he had a not very good debate on monday night and over the course of the next four days he made things worse for himself, and worse for himself as news cycle unfolded and hillary clinton is trying to put a stake in his heart at the end of this week. >> pelley: and she's picking it seems like any other candidate would change the subject as quickly as possible. >> right. >> pelley: but with this, with the family of the fallen soldier, with the judge in the trump university case, trump keeps these controversies going

mark halperin, you and john heilemann are there. tell me your own reaction and what is the spin that is going on after the debate? >> well, i talked to trump after the debate when he came in an unprecedented move for a general election debate here to the spin room to make his case. there are people who read his body language and said he looked shaken. he said people were telling him he won the debate. but i don't think there is any dowlt that he was more on the defensive. i don't think there is any doubt that he took the bait from her on several occasions. i thought he talked too fast. his best moments were when he talked about changing washington and she had been at it for so long and the country still had many problems. that was the point he emphasized to me in the spin room. i suspect, although he did hit that on several occasions in the debate, he failed to excuse that as something he was supposed to talk about, more consistently than he did. >> go ahead, john heilemann. >> well, charlie, i agree with mark on that i thought if y

p >> pelley: john heilemann, bloomberg politics, thanks for being with us. t >> pelley: it will be between the vice presidential candidates. the moderator will be my colleague elaine quijano of our streaming news service, cbsn. our coverage will begin at 9:00 eastern time. well, we have just been briefed by the national transportation safety board on yesterday's commuter train crash in new jersey. one person was killed.. of the 108 injured, only seven remain in the hospital tonight.e kris van cleave has the breaking news. >> reporter: national transportation safety board investigators have starred interviewing the crew of the new jersey transit train that crashed into the hoboken station yesterday. the engineer, 48-year-old thomas gallagher, is said to be cooperating, and has provided a blood sample that will be screened for drugs and alcohol. investigators recovered the date recorder from the rear of the train, but are still waiting toa access the front cab. n.t.s.b. vice chair bella dinh- zarr: >> once the n.t.s.b. has a successful download, investigators

mark halperin and john heilemann here. lots of spirited coverage by these candidates, now picked over by media all over the world. what are your thoughts about what happened? john: it was a debate unlike any i have seen. the end was asked -- was extraordinary when hillary went and went after trump about his comments about women. then talking about her campaign has. i thought she was extremely competent tonight. she was on offense most of the night. she said the tone and pace for the debate. she knew when to explain and when to attack. i did not see her make a significant breadth of mistakes. no one will judge this and talk about a loss for hillary clinton. i think trump in many cases seemed to be taking the bait too often, too hot too often, yelling too much, especially early on, talking too fast, and not being prepared on a lot of basic facts. mark: come had some solid moments particular talking about washington and how hillary clinton did not change things. but he was on the defense about his tax returns, birther-ism, th

mark halperin and john heilemann. chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university, author of the book "democracy and black" and columnist to "time" magazine and in washington, associate editor for "the washington post." >> let's just get right to it. i had a huge democratic supporter call me yesterday afternoon. it's over. it's over. what? it's over. she fainted. trump is going to be -- calm down, cowboy. i went back and i looked at it. it doesn't look great. doesn't look great. it's over? the campaign is over because she fainted. there are a lot of conspiracy theorists and it's going to feed into it. video doesn't look good. i tell you what, i wake up at 4:00 a.m. every day. done it for a decade. there are times when i'm walking down stairs and, you know, very active guy, i have to stop for a second and grab a handrail. you do that every day. you do what she's been doing every day. i'm not arguing her case for her. for people that sit back in their arm chairs all day watching cable news an

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john: i'm john heilemann. i'm donny deutsch. with all due respect to those mocking trump's assertion that campaigning his exercise -- mr. trump: i guess it is a form of exercise. who are you to judge how a man uses his hands? ♪ donny: i got tired watching that. don't sweat the small stuff. tonight, democrats' hearts are ting sound, found -- going hump, thump, thump, because it new poll shows hillary clinton beating donald trump by two points, and another poll shows .onald trump winning in nevada after three days spent resting with pneumonia, hillary clinton flew to north carolina and took the familiar course of "i feel good." afterward, clinton took some questions from the press, including andrea mitchell, who --ed when exactly she was when exactly she informed tim kaine about her pneumonia diagnosis. ms. clinton: i talked with him last night. he has been a great partner, and he will be a great vice president. we have communicated, but i am not going to go into our personal conversations, and i feel very comfortable and confid

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," john heilemann will have more on the debate fallout. >> reporter: police in suburban san diego, shot and killed a police confronted the man who they say was acting erratically yesterday afternoon. police say the suspect refused to bay orders. one shot eight him with a taser and another man fired a gun when the man pulled something from his pant's pocket. >> at one point, the male rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket and placed both hands together on it and extended it toward the officer and taking what appeared to be a >> late last night, police said the suspect did not have a gun. the shooting sparked protests. police promise a thorough investigation. >>> in indonesia, tourists are missing after a volcano erupted without warning. the volcano spewed ash more than a mile high yesterday over a southern island. the tourists were planning to climb the mountain. more than a thousand people were evacuated and flights are delayed. >>> a growing wildfire south of san jose, at least 300 buildings morning. the fast moving fire is burning in the

we have with us mark halperin and john heilemann together. and chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university, author of the book "democracy and black" and columnist for time magazine. >> what a busy weekend. >> a lot of things going on political lly but also with attacks in new york and across the country. >> we're following breaking news out of new jersey where a suspicious device found at a train station exploded early this morning. the blast happened just before 1:00 a.m. in elizabeth, new jersey. roughly 20 miles from saturday's bombing in new york city. elizabeth's mayor says two men discovered a backpack which had been thrown into a garbage can near the station. the fbi now says there were multiple ieds inside. this is video of the captured blast just a little while ago. the discovery of this latest device comes as police in new york city continue their investigation into saturday's bombing in manhattan that hurt 29 people. authorities say they stopped a vehicle of interest last night near the city's bridge

and john heilemann from bloomberg politics and stephanie rawlings-blake. hillary clinton off her peak of an eight-point lead. not a lot of movement in the race. >> you're seeing indicators that people, not surprisingly given the clear choice they've got, have made up their minds and it will be hard to change their minds. you see a couple of things here. grow. i was struck in the poll that she's got 79% of the people who approve of president obama. his approval number is high. >> quite high. 58%. it seems hard to believe. >> it's higher than most of the other polls. whether it's 58 or 55, he's positive. she's still got some room to grow there. it's hard to see where trump can pick up but i think the danger people who are going to jill stein or gary johnson tend now to be coming from her. i don't think trump can win this by building up his vote very highs because i think he's got a ceiling. he's got to push her people off to the third paert candidates or to abstention. she needs to motivate her side. >> that's right. people with donald trump right now, much

give me a quick answer and let's go to john heilemann. we can make the whole thing about this. >> i would ask you to look at the twitter feeds of objective reporters particularly our inbeds. these are not profiles encouraged and not journalism. people slander or candidate on twitter. we printed them out. 92% of at least two of our inbeds tweets are negative toward donald trump. why are they covering our campaign if they can't say look at this crowd and look at rsvp of 32,000 people in ft. myers last monday and look at the rise in the polls. excuse the trump campaign if we feel like we can't get a fair shake from certain people. >> john heilemann. >> you mentioned that you had been observing mr. trump closely as he's been doing his debate prep. put aside the question of how the debate will be interpreted or how it will be covered, just in terms of candidate performance, what do you think the biggest concern you have going into tonight or biggest risk that donald trump faces in terms of his own performance? >> i already said it. it won't be

(sot - john heilemann/from ctm)"what we've never seen before is a presidential nominee with some regularity attacking private citizens//it's just an unprecedented, unusual thing, and it's very politically dangerous."trump has rallies today in iowa and wisconsin. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. cbs 58's ?david ade? is covering today's trual in waukesha..look for his live reports starting on the cbs 58 news at four. new at noon...infant mortality awareness month is coming to a close, but the effort to promote strong babies is a year-round effort. today, the latest installment of what's been a creative campaign to educate and protect. cbs 58's kyle aeverman joins us live from the south side health center with the details...kyle? 3 3 mayor tom barrett says the city has already has seen strong baby campaign, and he's hoping the next phase will be even better. this morning the mayor along with commissioner of health bevan baker unveiled plans for a new phase in the campaign..really focusing on their home visits. the goal of the phase will be to bring awareness and educate families about

i'm john heilemann. now,st 30 minutes from donald j. trump and hillary rodham clinton will step on the debate stage for a 90 minute, uninterrupted, tension filled, bathroom break free showdown nbc news's on lester holt. on from arrived early today. there he is, getting out of a black suv. this evening we are live on bloomberg television. this marks an unprecedented historic blockbuster collaboration with the one and only twitter. are streamingwe right now at this moment. the nfl can do it, we can do it, too. tonight on your mobile devices, the full 90, xbox, minute presidential debate followed by a post game show with a whole bloomberg politics debate. my colleague mark halperin is already there. tonight i'm going to ask a question we ask a lot on our show with all due respect, what does hillary clinton have to do this evening to get the big w? mark: the tension is so high you could cut it with a doll for. this is the highest pressure night of the entire campaign, the first presidential debate. hillary clinton needs to do three things.

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will discuss last night's national security forum with john heilemann, managing editor of bloomberg politics. >>> president obama wraps up his visit to laos this morning. summit and wants to lower tensions with china and met informally with president duterte. their scheduled meeting was cancelled after duterte used foul language concerning mr. obama earlier this week. >>> the fbi and department of homeland security believe isis have shifted their focus to civilian targets. a law enforcement restaurants and theaters and churches and arenas are the target. >>> officials in miami-dade county have rescheduled aerial spraying to target zika carrying mosquitoes to tomorrow morning. the schedule was supposed to be today but they wanted more time chant outside miami beach city hall. inside, it turned into an outcry. >> the plane went over my house 11 times! >> reporter: this woman says she lives in the zika zone of wynd wood where the insecticide naled was used for weeks. >> my tongue for hours felt so tight and shaky. i was about to go to the emergen

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark -- with all due respect to those who think hillary clinton has a body , who would ever do that? john: thanks, guys. we will take it from here. welcome to this edition of the best of with all due respect. this week was all about health, the health of the candidates and the health of the campaign. let's take you back to where it started. mark: democrats are dealing with the follow-up from a medical incident that caused hillary clinton to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony here in gotham city hours -- gotham city. hours after, she appeared to be stumbling. she has been diagnosed with pneumonia. on friday, got dehydrated at the event and a little bit overheated. her campaign aides were all over thatplaining and insisting clinton has no other illnesses besides pneumonia. the acknowledge the campaign should not have kept the media in the dark. think that in retrospect we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. it is our intention th

republican congresswoman marsha blackburn of tennessee, the stephanie rawlings-blake and john heilemann from bloomberg politics and, e.j., let me begin with that poll. hillary clinton off her peak of an eight-point lead in august. not a lot of movement in the race. >> i think you're seeing a lot of indicators that people, not surprisingly given the clear choice they've got, have made up their minds and it's going to be hard to change their minds. you see a couple of things here. one, where does she have room to grow? i was struck in thpo she's got 79% of the people who approve of president obama. his approval rate something quite high in this polling. >> quite high. 58%. it seems to be the highest since the first year of his presidency which seems hard to believe, i gotta tell you. >> it's higher than most of the other polls, but whether it's 58 or 55, he's positive. she's still got some room to grow there. it's hard to see where trump can pick up, but i think the danger to clinton is in another number in the poll which shows that the stein or gary johnson tend now to be coming from her

. ♪ john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to those conspiracy theorists who think hillary clinton has got a body double, don't be ridiculous. who would ever do that? john: thanks, guys. we will take it from here. ♪ john: welcome to this edition of the best of with all due respect. this past week was all about health, the health of the candidates and the health of the campaigns. let's take you back to where it all started. mark: democrats today are dealing with the fallout from a medical incident that forced hillary clinton to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony at ground zero here in gotham city earlier yesterda

we talked about john heilemann and mark halperin. >> the pressure will be on democrats. i don't think trump and his team will ever feel very much pressure as compared to what she will feel as the news tighten, if this case is close come the fall. because let's face it, while trump has been an uneven candidate to say the least, he is a great performer. she's not. and presidential politics, it frustrates the clinton people to no end, performance matters. >> rose: we continue with a look at the technology world as apple introotsz new products with a. we talk board of director henry blodget, steve levy, henry thomas and geoffrey fowler. >> sure we'll get a bigger one next year and you'll have up grades and the cycle is maturing. it's the most profitable project in the world and trying to replace that is very difficult. the watch has done okay but hasn't lit the world on fire. it's really just growth. it's a huge company, it's got a very good business, it's still generating a ton of cash but where is the growth it's going to come from. >> rose: we conclude with a look at russ

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will discuss last night's national security forum with john heilemann, managing editor of bloomberg politics. >>> president obama wraps up his visit to laos this morning. southeast asian summit and wants to work to lower tensions with china. he also met informally with president rodrigo duterte. their scheduled meeting was cancelled after duterte used foul language concerning mr. obama earlier this week. >>> the fbi and department of homeland security believe isis inspired terrorists have shifted their focus to civilian targets. a nationwide bullet issued on august 31st warns targets such as reau churches and sports arenas top the list for home-grown terrorists, with less focus on military and government facilities. the so-called soft target generally have lower security and they are easier to get to. >>> officials in miami-dade county have rescheduled aerial spraying to target zika carrying mosquitoes to tomorrow morning. the spraying was scheduled for today but some people are and they wanted more time to prepare. david begnaud reports. >> r

. ♪ john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to donald trump's mimicry, we are getting the impression you are a one trick pony. donald trump: here is jeb bush, donald trump is not a true conservative. charles krauthammer, donald trump is not at 50%. poor mitt romney, donald trump should not run. donald trump. glenn beck. donald trump. ted cruz. donald trump. lindsey graham. donald trump's strategy does not work. the washington post. donald trump wants to let japan go nuclear. donald trump does not like nato. he will not do well. he does not know foreign policy. he should not be allowed on the debate stage. donald trump is not christian.