publicly expressed my respect to both mrs. hillary clinton and mr. donald trump. as we have done with my good friend, barack obama, the next american president will find in mexico and in this government a neighbor willing to work constructively to further strengthen the relationship among our nations and face our common challenges. i strongly believe that great opportunities lie ahead of us if we decide to seize them together as true friends, good neighbors and strategic allies. always from a relationship based on mutual respect. while we may not agree on every matter, i am confident that we we will move together forward and be more prosperous and secure than ever before never losing sight of the fact that freedom and independence are the indispensable foundations of all that we cherish. any close relationship needs to be re-examined and renewed. we should always be open to discuss what works and what has not. how can we improve upon things for both sides? how can we clear up misperceptions and understand each other better? with this. this spirit if you days ago i

you got your wife from a foreign country, mr. donald trump. oh what, you don't want refugees because you don't want everyone else having a beautiful wife. is that your big secret plan, well, if it is, well played, buddy, well plaired, because we are on to you and all of your bull [bleep] and for all you have been saying you have a problem with people of color, maybe you shd look in the mir wror ass hole because you have the most color of all. that is what was on my mind. i'm trevor noah! stay tuned for "@midnight" coming up next. now here it is, your moment of zen. . [cheers and applause] >> chris: people have been asking a lot why we tweaked the show. chris why don't you say 11:59 and 29 anymore. i thought it was weird. we may get to stay here. i want the show. we want to get into the show

donald trump. >> reporter: speaking to a diverse not just black audience of pastors and trump backers. claiming donald trump is a decent, generous, and caring person. >> i've lost counts how many sometime times the -- how many times the mainstream media has attempted to label mr. donald trump a racist and it's disgraceful. >> reporter: outside an ultraliberal cleveland heights angry about his son's liking immigrants to skittles. >> if you are dancing and sliding and gliding >> reporter: and calling trump a campon. >> he is courageous and bold enough to take on the system. for all americans. every single one. our nation is too divided. >> reporter: asking many black voters what do you have to lose? pledging better schools, more jobs, and safe streets. he gave his tulsa police shooting of terrance crutcher. >> that man went to the car hands up, put his hand on the car. to me it looked like he did everything you're supposed to do. >> reporter: and then a closing >> give him the anointing to lead this nation. >> reporter: voters decide which donald trump is real. now trump also vowed to d

some people by that time were heckling mr. trump on this visit. at the end, she basically ushered him off the stage, which may have been the day's great mercy for him. for all the donald trump putting himself in a position of speechifying people living through a disaster, he may have missed the news of the day. today flipt residents suing to try to get -- they still need very, very kbask relief. you still cannot drink from the tap in flint. the federal court asked the federal government to step in and start bringing water door to door to the people of that city. i know you don't believe that, but it's still not happening, they're still not bringing water door to door in flint right now. congress may be on the verge of doing something to help them. the final vote may happen as soon as tomorrow. the question then is whether the republican controlled house could be persuaded to sign sign water infrastructure hill. the feisty congressman from flint told the press today if donald trump really wants to help flint, he could, quote, pick up the phone and

i'm not here to trash mrs. clinton. i am here to support donald trump. i think he is the choice of the people in the short run and the long run will prove to be sound vote. >> i want to share a new hillary clinton ad out where she has some direct things that mr. donald trump said. take a look. >> i'm hillary clinton. and i approve this message. >> i know more about isis than the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> i have three little kids at home and i lived in new york city when 9/11 happened. donald trump said he knows more about isis than the generals. do you agree with that? >> no. i'm not sure exactly what context the statement was made. it's a relative thing kind of like so what. we know what isis is. they parade christians out and behead them. beheaded a military man in london. isis is a terrible, evil outfit. and to recognize that is okay. more than some generals that's mr. trump's opinion. i haven't known a lot of generals. i'm not going to

donald trump, mr. i don't like what is happening in this country, mr. i'm going to make america great again. let me ask you something, how can you make something great if it's already great, huh? what are you going to do make beyonce sexy again, no because you can't, donald, because you can't. because this country is already one of the greatest countries. it already is. do you know what that word means, donald, already. it means all ready as in we are all ready for you and your which is not right because it is all

lester holt: mr. trump. donald trump: it's broken. and i will tell you, you look at the inner cities, and i just and i just left philadelphia. you've seen me. i've been all over the place. home, and ed to stay that's okay. [laughter] donald trump: but i will tell you, i've been all over and some of the greatest people i'll ever meet within these communities and they are what very upset with their politicians have told them and what their politicians done. hillary clinton: i think that -- i think donald just criticized me for preparing for debate. and, yes, i did. and you know what else i for? red i've prepared to be president, and i think that's a good thing. [applause]. lester holt: mr. trump for five years, you've perpetuated false claim that the president's first black president was not a natural born citizen. questioned his legitimacy. the last couple of weeks you most wledged what americans have accepted for years, that the president was born in the united states. well, it's very simple to say. sydney bloomenthal works for campai

lester holt: mr. trump. donald trump: it's broken. and i will tell you, you look at the inner cities, and i just and i just left philadelphia. you've seen me. i've been all over the place. home, and ed to stay that's okay. [laughter] donald trump: but i will tell you, i've been all over and some of the greatest people i'll ever meet within these communities and they are what very upset with their politicians have told them and what their politicians done. hillary clinton: i think that -- i think donald just criticized me for preparing for debate. and, yes, i did. and you know what else i for? red i've prepared to be president, and i think that's a good thing. [applause]. lester holt: mr. trump for five years, you've perpetuated false claim that the president's first black president was not a natural born citizen. questioned his legitimacy. the last couple of weeks you most wledged what americans have accepted for years, that the president was born in the united states. well, it's very simple to say. sydney bloomenthal works for campai

mr. donald trump has arrived at the brooklyn center there in roanoke, virginia. hillary clinton spends today preparing for the big face-off. donald trump live in roanoke, virginia. ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ >> thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. so i thought we would start a little bit early, go home and watch football and your team now, all of your fans are pouring in, they're outside, virginia tech won the game, 54-17. amazing. wayne stadium and they're all outside they're all waiting to come in. so let's not wait, right? it's great to be in virginia, a state where i have so many great friends and wonderful employees, i have some great properties here with great, great employees, it's tremendous, and we have wonderful polls, they just keep coming in, a brand-new rasmussen poll that just came out has us leading by five points nat

mr. donald trump's comments about vladimir putin are widely reported here and mr. donald trump is right. mr. putin is popular to many people here. welcoming an idea that the u.s. presidential candidate should say the russian leader is stronger than the u.s. president. the kremlin says that they have noticed that president putin is mentioned in the campaign almost every day. they believe that is a sign of the big role president putin plays in international affairs. they hope after the race is finished from washington, there will be a shift toward establishing warmer relations with moscow. that seems they have a good idea which candidate is more likely to happen with. >> a keen interest in the election to be sure. phil black for us in moscow. thank you. >>> 57 minutes past the hour. let's get an early start on your men. south korea stock markets rattled. dow futures lower. stocks in europe are slipping. shares in asia finishing lower overnight. oil prices are down. crude has mounted a big comeback this week. up 4% yesterday because of hurricane hermine. that storm st

donald trump. he has really given us a voice. [applause] >> our goal is to help people when this happens in their lives. our first goal is to stop it, but we know there will be more before it stopped. we want to help them with their expenses and legal counsel if need be and to tell them that we have rights. we should have more rights than the killer. [applause] >> i also just want to say that if we are all deplorables, we are doing something right. [applause] >> my name is brenda sparks, my son's name was eric. he was raised by a legal immigrant only to be mowed down on the road by an illegal alien. that illegal alien did not one second in jail. he is out there on the road and mr. trump is the only one that has listened to us. he's the only one that has spoken directly to me. and i thank him for that. i will be voting for trump because he wants to protect you. [applause] >> my name is julie and my son, spencer, in the sanctuary city of houston, texas last year was driving home and was sitting at a red light when an illegal alien

donald trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling president obama to release his birth certificate. mr. trump did a great service to the president and the country by bringing closure to the issue that hillary clinton and her team first raised. inarguably, donald j. trump is a closure, having successfully obtained obama eels birth certificate when others could not, mr. trump believes that president obama was born in the united states. it goes on to talk more about the trump agenda, it is signed jason miller, senior communications advisor. mr. costa, are you updating your story for "the washington post"? >> we just updated our story, but the fact remains that donald trump himself has not weighed in on this issue further, we have not had a statement from donald trump. the campaign reiterates that barack obama was born in the united states. that's what jason miller and other trump aides said tonight. it will be interesting to see when he goes to miami tomorrow. and what he says when he's surely asked the question. >> i want to share with

donald trump said he was a stronger leader in russia based on a system he doesn't agree with. >> tim kaine weighed in. >> what about invading other country's leadership? you wouldn't get out of a fifth grade civics exam if you don't understand dictatorship and leadership. >> today's topics also focused on nuclear tests. president pence aren't messing around with anybody trying to mess with our lives. >> last thing we should do is be cavalier with nations tries to get nuclear weapons. nuclear weapon has been clear trying to control weapons. trump said maybe more nations should get nuclear weapons. that would be a disaster for the world. >> today clinton is in new york nor a national security meting rally in florida. >> all right back to that nuclear test. president obama has promised, quote, serious consequences. north korea overnight tested a powerful nuclear war head that could be mounted on a ballistic missile at the main nuclear site. the test showed a magnitude that of a 5.3 tremor. >> we're trying to monitor and find out precisely what took place. >> just this week, the country

donald trump, i invited you here to thank us, not give a political speech. >> okay, that's good. >> well, that was tough. today donald trump said that reverend, that was reverend faith timmons was nervous. >> when she got up to introduce me, she was so nervous she was shaking. so and then she came up. but the aud negligence was fantastic, but she was so nervous, she was like a nervous mess. so i figured something was up, really. >> his latest target is a pastor who asked him not to insult. reverend faith green tim mons is not a nervous mess, she's a rock for her community in trying times, she deserves better than that. and flint deserves better, in fact so does america. >> none of this of course is likely to surprise or disturb the voter now looking to vote for trump. perhaps it will remind them of his brand. trump is on one side of what is said on september 15, an equal divide. so trump seems to go back and forth between a teleprompter and being donald trump. what brought him back to being trump today? because hillary's back? >> do you have a sense that has he thinks these polls are tre

donald trump shows that we do have fundamental common ground. >> we are united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people and a contribution of millions of mexican americans to the united states. >>reporter: the trump campaign hopes to benefits from him being presidential emily try to clarify his policies speaking in arizona left unanswered was what to do with the millions of illegal immigrants that have not committed crimes. clinton tried to win over veterans. >> it takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours. and then flying home. that is not how it works. >>reporter: as far as building a wall and having mexico paid trump says the issue was not discussed with mexico's president. the president said he mexico would not put -- foot the bill. >>> responding on twitter to trump speech clinton said we are not going to criminalize profile, roundup and support 16 million people. that number includes citizens born to undocumented parents. she also posted this, trump just failed his first foreign test summit

donald trump. >> reporter: introduced by basketball coach bobby knight, trump took the stage to the theme from "rocky," air statue of the fighter nearby in a campaign t-shirt. he told the crowd in delaware county he'll make it safe again. >> it must be ended and ended now. >> reporter: it's trump's fourth visit to the philadelphia region in four weeks as he pushes for votes, his campaign also dealing with a report in "the washington post" claiming his charitable foundation used more than $250,000 to settle legal issues involving his businesses. in a one-on-one interview at tonight's rally, i asked his son, eric trump, about that. was money from the foundation used to settle business interests? >> what's really amazing to me with this foundation, there's not a single person ever took a salary from his foundation. not a single expense was ever charged to his foundation. his foundation gave to so many great charities whether it be veterans charities, children's charities, my own charity. i mean so many charities he gave to. >> reporter: eric trump says his father's foundation has done tremen

. >> donald trump will discuss his records on the dr. oz show. >> please welcome the republican nominee for the president of the united states, mr. donald trump. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) how do you stay healthy on a campaign trail? >> well, it's a lot of work. when i'm speaking in front of 15,000, 20,000 people and i'm up there using a lot of motion, i guess in its own way, it's a pretty healthy act, and i really enjoy doing it. a lot of times these rooms are very hot, like saunas, and i guess that's a form of exercise. >> trevor: no, no no. i'm sorry. no. did this guy just say that talking is a form of exercise? you can't just say that, guys. things mean things, you can't just say that! donald trump's fit bit is like get the (bleep) out of here, man! that's not exercise! ( laughter ) and you realize, at 70 years old, donald trump would actually be the oldest person to be elected president of the united states, but luckily -- luckily for everyone, he doesn't see it that way. >> when you look into the mirror, how old is the person you'

schiederman and donald trump have been enemies for years. joining us is shannon bream and eric shawn here in new york city. what's the primary beef about the trump foundation. >> basically that the foundation has been using other charities' money giving it out as their own, that they have not given money to charities that they claim they did and that trump spent $20,000 on that big 6-foot tall portrait of himself using charity money to do that. >> tell me something about this because i have the wynford o'reilly foundation. we do not accept money from anybody else. money generated from bill o'reilly.com and my personal funds. that's it. trump, he did accept money from other people who donated to him and he put it in his foundation. they knew it was going in his foundation. same thing with hillary and bill clinton. same thing. you donated to the clinton foundation and the clinton foundation dolled the money out. what's the difference here? >> there was a case in florida where a group didn't know or didn't -- that it was from this other new jer

donald trump finally admits -- mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states, period. ed: fact checking his change of sunny and beautiful. i amtrak in rain this weekend. -- i am tracking rain this weekend. the timeline. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: following breaking news from wellfleet where more than a dozen dolphins were stranded. heather: in from happening again. juli mcdonald is live from wellfleet. juli: nearly an hour, rescue crews tried to prevent what happened yesterday. they used devices to herd dolphins deeper into the ocean, desperate to prevent what happened yesterday and again this morning. six dolphins were stranded by the harbor. crews to arrive. >> we knew we would be in trouble. with the tide following so quickly, it dropped 11 feet. juli: because of the number and size of these atlantic white sided dolphins, they called and bystanders to help with the heavy lifting. >> they can range from 200 pounds to 500 pounds for the bigger animals. the lo

on donald trump and mr. trump's surrogates. it is better than later on. there you to. pure jealousy. enormous amounts of attention. this is the best part. the mark cuban had, he said, cuban is so jealous because he had to put his name on bottom of an ashby -- arby's commercial to make sure people know who he is. cheryl: low blow. >> this is even better. he kind of attraction trump through michael cohen where he basically says this. michael is right. i've been a lifelong devote of donald trump. my life is a shrine to him.n one day. i want to cover the walls of my office with pictures of myself. cheryl: that is pretty funny. >> he goes on. these would be all new experiences for me. just a few, a few of the reasons i long to emulate mr. trump. is this so wrong? can't a guy dream. and thanks mr. cohen helping me confront my in shoes. i'm forever grateful. cheryl: saved himself a trip to the therapist. >> it gets better than that. there we go. this is how he goes after trump. i want to be part of thousands of law

donald trump shows that we do have fundamental common ground." trump: "we are united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people and the contributions of millions of mexican trump's campaign, no doubt, hoping to benefit from the optics here, with trump appearing presidential on a world stage. and while trump tried to clarify his immigration policy in arizona, left unanswered was what to do with the millions of illegal immigrants who haven't committed other crimes. hillary clinton, meantime, trying to win over veterans in ohio, attacking trump over his visit to mexico. clinton: 12:50:13 it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuation by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home and as far as the border wall is concerned and who would pay for it, donald trump said the issue was not discussed with mexico's president. the president said he made it clear mexico would not foot the bill. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. a pair of health alerts this morning --- a popular sna

he doesn't have to say your wrong, donald trump. he could say mrs. clinton, would you like to set the record straight. or lester holt could say what is the source of your statement? the trump campaign doesn't want to see that happen. >> mark preston, we don't know what will turn out tonight. anything could happen. what is the conventional wisdom? what is the likelihood we will see the kellyanne conway donald trump and maybe hillary clinton trying to poke the bear to get his temperament out. >> reporter: i think donald trump is best served to go low key and go policy and try not to look as he was during the primary debates where he was really aggressive. whenever he felt he was under attack, he would go on the offense. when somebody would punch him once, he would punch three or four times. different scenario tonight. he and hillary clinton standing next to each other for 90 minutes, christine. here's the key. back in the primary debates when you were asked a question, you had about a minute to answer it. about 30 seconds to follow-up. tonight, it is t

i am voting for donald trump. mrs. clinton can go home. [applause] >> good evening. i am a pastor. [applause] my wife and i left our home in north bend, florida, with all of our children to follow god and start a church in north carolina. you, there are three questions that i believe you can ask to know who is the best choice for america. that is donald trump. number 1 -- what is his position concerning life? even in its inception and conception when it is most vulnerable. what is his position on the family, on the traditional family this nation was built upon? strong withstand israel? [applause] ladies and gentlemen, we need to pray for and vote for the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] mr. trump: and don't forget, we are going to protect our second amendment. [applause] mr. trump: we are going to repeal and replace horrible , and never ever forget supreme court's justices. [applause] here because president trump -- excuse me, -- trump, not president yet i am appear because he gave me a hat. [applause] >> how is everybody? --er all the horrib

donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump on daytime television, for a sit down with dr. oz. >> i view this in a way going to see any doctor, it's just a little bit public. >> reporter: this comes after both presidential candidates, trump at 70, clinton 68 came under pressure to release more about their health. >> it's important, certainly the voting public should know. >> reporter: candidates' health isn't what voters want to focus on eight weeks before the election. >> what americans should be worried about is the economy. >> reporter: after the candidate said she was dizzy, released more medical records. on the dr. oz show, trump presented results of a recent physical, information that was released to the public today. on the show, they touched on medication. >> i take a statin. >> reporter: and family history, including his father who lived into his 90s. >> he developed alzheimer's which was very hard for us because he was such a smart guy, such a wonderful guy. >> reporter: trump said he would like to lose some weight, but he told dr. oz he feels as good as he did 40

nina turner, your reaction to where the trump campaign and donald trump's cronies, these serial, serially married, serial polygamists, but how they are handling this crazy swerve into this territory by the trump campaign. >> i think it's business as usual, i think one thing mr. donald trump's been able to do is defy any other normal decent actions of any other presidential candidate. he just is able to sur mount these types of things. it is the height of foolishness, though, to overlay on the wife, in my opinion, the sins of the husband. there is no wife in america who would cozy up to any of the mistresses of their husband. so i think they shouldn't even go down that path, lawrence. it's just ridiculous on its face. >> and apparently, donald trump seems to think that because he, his, all of his previous wives have signed non-disclosure agreements, and they cannot legally say a word about him, in order to keep the money flowing, that he's safe, that he can just, you know, they're not going to come out and say anything about problems that they've had. but, but there seems to be no one in t

trump and their health as well. >> donald trump's health, to be clear, embarrassingly clear. >> let's read it. his blood pressure and lab results astonishingly excellent. if elected, mr. trump, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. this is the most important job in the world. the voter needs more than this about donald trump's health. more than this about hillary clinton's health and more than this about tax records. transparency needs to be elevated. this is an important, important job. >> very much so. i think voters have a lot of questions. when you run for president, you have to give a lot of answers that maybe a private citizen would not give because of what the job entails. whether or not the campaigns respond to that remains to be seen. >> she was out campaigning on friday a full day with pneumonia. this shows she can fight through it. the fact she is cancelling events. fund-raisers in northern california and southern california. she would appear on ellen show and give an economic speech in california as well. these are not days. at this stage of the

indirectly in terms of a question from matt lauer to donald trump about the intelligence briefing he received thus far. and to my ears, trump seemed to indicate in two different ways perhaps verbally and in another perhaps body language that the briefers were conveying a kind of judgment day political judgment that something, that the administration had done, had gone against their will as briefers, as career employees perhaps. what did you make of that moment? >> brian, i would be very surprised if that was the case. i have been in those briefings, the people who provide those briefings are very professional. they provide the intelligence that's been gathered, they summarize that intelligence, and the last thing they do is to indicate that they preferred a particular policy approach. as a matter of fact, that would be a violation of their responsibility to even begin to do that. i just don't think that happened. i think that trump listened to the intelligence briefing and basically interpreted what he wanted to interpret in what he was hear. and i just don't believe that the intelli

lou: and president sicy meeting with donald trump and with hillary clinton. do -- what do you expect to come of it? >> mr. donald trump mentioned the king of jordan as potential partners and allies, this is big, major change of what was before. sicy was criticized by this administration, not by congress but by this administration. lou: criticized, by the way, because he would not do what president obama said which was make the muslim brotherhood part of his new government. that's about as extraordinary and arrogant gesture as any country can make to another to try to dictate the makeup of the government that you're creating. >> this is against the course of history. 33million egyptians, the largest group of humans rose against the brotherhood before he does any decision, he backed them. i think we should have backed him and we didn't. lou: and it's going to be interesting to see how this history unfolds because so much depends on how well the next president deals with all of the many challenges and tests an threats from the middle east and northern africa. th

that put america first. >> mr. donald trump, ladies and gentlemen. welcome back to "hannity" i'm tucker carlson filling in for sean. donald trump is having a good week so far and closing a gap and the latest from fox news sho shows clinton with a slim lead but within the marching wrin of error. is this a trend? joining us now with someone who has run for president, our friend, mike huckabee. great to see you. >> hi, tucker. >> it appears to be, if it is real, what to account for it? >> donald trump had a great week. the trip to mexico and manner in which he handled that, i thought was amazingly powerful. and i don't understand people on the left who don't like america very much. i thought that is what he's supposed to do. one of the things people don't understand about a poll look at polls not as a predictor of where things are going but rarj where they have just been. if you look at a poll, showing trump is closing a gap, i think it's a better indication of the fact he's having a good week, hillary clinton is having a terrible week. hillary is harde

this amazing man is mr. donald trump. i would like for you all to please put your hands together and give a warm, warm welcome that we are so honored for mr. trump to be here with our families. [applause] ♪ [playing "proud to be an merican"] ♪ donald trump: great people. thank you. thank you. thank you, maria, for the introduction. it's beautiful. and for the work that you and your organization due to honor these fallen, stolen american lives. and educate for justice on behalf of all american victims. what you have to go through is unbelievable. [applause] today andd to be here to shine a national spotlight on a group of victims who have been forced -- i mean truly forced into the shadows. these stories are not featured in the news. you have no demonstrators taking to the streets on your behalf. you have no special interests taking up your cause. and the politicians ignore your cries for help. but i never will. [applause] i've known many of you for a long time now. seems like a long time. i'm still here and you are st

[inaudible] i know that mr. donald trump will do that. he is a family man, he is a businessman who has some business stamina. he has three more meetings today. i appreciate this man. once again, thank them for coming to cleveland. [applause] let's stretch our hands right now we think you in the name of jesus that you raised a man for such a time as this. we ask you right now that your choices this choice. we believe all authorities of you and now i ask that you would touch this man and give him the anointing to lead this nation and a roomful of clergy and business owners, mothers, wives, husbands, fathers we ask for help and ask that to be in the form of the next president mr. donald trump. we ask you to bless him and keep him safe, give him the wisdom to lead this great nation, in jesus name amen. thank you for letting me go a little bit longer. [applause] as election da day approaches te campaign continues to play. here are a couple of the latest ads from donald trump and hillary clinton. >> one of the areas i've been particularly inter

the president is in deeper trouble than he was before donald trump came. and latinos in the united states are pushing further away from him. that's not positive. >> some of his supporters think it was a good thing mr. trump went to mexico. he stood beside an ineffectual leader and he looked strong. >> he lack elooked taller. if that matters, maybe he did look strong. the president of mexico has poll numbers that would be barely ahead of satan. so i don't think that in any way helped donald trump. i mean, and he got nothing out of it. it was a misadventure. and the people in this country are letting him know it. he is in deeper trouble now as a result of donald trump coming. so there would be no purpose for hillary clinton to fly down to mexico because trump said she should do it. >> thank you so much for joining me this morning. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," from trust issues to foundation fallout, vice president joe biden answers clinton's critics. >> look, the one thing hillary understands, she understands the pain of actual folks out there who ca

donald trump, shows that we do have fundamental common ground. >> we are united byur insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours. and then flying home again. that is not how it works. >> as far as the border wall is concerned and who would pay for it, donald trump said the issue was not discussed with mexico's president. the president said he made it clear mexico would not foot the bill. >>laura: before meeting trump in arizona, running mate governor pence spoke tootersn the bay fter attending a private fundraiser in st. petersburg. he travelled to sarasota. a few hundred people met with him for a rally. >>russell: and timaine will t bominto florida today. heas going to make a campaign cksonvil., panama ci tropal i g stormoing to be keeping haway. no word when they will reschedule. >>laur a newols almost stat. 48n near miami. itd if this poll holdstrue, at rehan 15.5 million people made overnight visits to miami and the nearby beaches this time last year. >>russell: and a new poll sheds light how adults feel about police. 24% of african-americans report some type

interestingly it was hillary clinton who struck first, hitting donald trump on his privileged past and from there, things went down hill, quickly. much of the debate was not necessarily focused on policy, but politics of personal disruption. when it was over, analysts say mrs. clinton scored by saying on offense, but mr. trump hardly disqualified himself. here are just a few highlights. watch. >> you have to judge us. who can shoulder the immense, awesome responsibilities of the presidency? >> you've been doing this for 30 years. why are you just thinking about these solutions right now? >> i know how to really work to get new jobs and to get exports that help to create more new jobs. >> well, you haven't done it in 30 years or 26 years. >> but i've been a senator. >> you haven't done it. >> i have been a secretary of state. and i have done -- >> you signed nafta, one of the worst thing that's ever happened. >> that is your opinion. >> go to her website, she tells you how to fight isis on her website. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> you're telling the enemy everything you w

mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states. period. john: period. holding donald trump his first event ever at his brand-new pennsylvania avenue hotel, saying something his advisers have been telegraphing for days, that he would repudiate the birther movement he rode to national power. for five years, trump has been the leading voice of the birther movement, claiming obama was born in kenya and therefore in president. the today, he effectively resigned his leadership position. mr. trump: now, not to mention her in the same breath, but hillary clinton and her campaign started the birther controversy. i finished it. i finished it, you know what i mean. president barack obama was born in the united states, period. to get back to making america a strong and great again. thank you. thank you very much. >> why did it take so long? >> why now? john: not taking questions there, still hasn't taken questions. repudiated his long-standing lie about obama, but said a few other things. where does this leave him in his run for president? where he has been. the pr

. >>> mr. trump feeling that he obama's national origin. donald trump suddenly reversed course today saying that barack obama was indeed born in the united states. but will his new position win him any more votes in the upcoming election? steve krafft has been looking into it and joins us live with the story. >> john, mr. trump's move may be an attempt to win more support among african-american voters. he needs in crucial swing states. many of these voters angered by trump's claims barack obama is not legall president. so he now says president obama was born in the u.s. one of his most prominent backers, sheriff joe arpaio, agrees. the sheriff says he is still investigating the president's birth certificate. >> for years donald trump has been the country's biggest birther. doubting president obama was born in the usa. today mr. trump changed his tune . >> president barack obama was period. >> donald trump claimed hillary clinton got the birther ball rolling. >> hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy. i fini

sir, thank you for being here. >> how are you doing, mr. donald trump. >> good how are you? >> there's been a lot of violence in the black community. i want to know what you would do to help stop that violence, black on black crime. >> well, one of the things i would do, ricardo, i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. we did it in new york. it worked incredibly well and you have to be proactive. and you know, you really help people sort of change their mind automatically. you understand. you have to have, in my opinion i see what's going on here, i see what's going on in chicago. i think stop and frisk. in new york city it was so incredible the way it worked. we had a very good mayor but new york city was incredible the way that worked. i think that would be one step you could do. >> i'll add one thing in mr. trump's comments. the murder rate was around 2500, a very high percentage of african-americans and it went down below 500 because of the increased police activity and community. it was lives saved every year because of the concern and the resources. pastor scot

trump articulate that she would be highly disappointed if mr. donald trump backed away from some of the key components of his immigration policy which this is one of. i think what the trump campaign is trying to say now is this is not as much of a key component of the policy as building the wall. it remains to be seen which direction the campaign will take and who they are focused on maintaining. the base or new voters. >> eugene, thank you for being up early with us on this labor day. thank you. talk to you in a few minutes. >>> 11 minutes past the hour. hermine is weakening, but the threat is alive. flooding hitting the beaches this holiday weekend. we are live in an area with a tropical storm warning. we have that next. eyes shouldn't express your age, they should express how you feel. there's no holding back with new olay eyes. a collection for the look of every eye concern: lift depuff brighten smooth or ultimaltely all of it. for a measurable transformation. olay eyes express every emotion, not your age. new from olay ageless ♪ two, plea

. >> mr. trump -- >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did. and you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president and i think that's a good thing. >> mr. trump, for five years, you perpetuated a false claim of the nation's first black president was not a natural born citizen. you questioned his legitimacy. the last couple of weeks you acknowledge what most americans have accepted for years, the president was born in the united states. can you tell us what took you so long? >> i'll tell you -- well, just very simple to say. sydney blumenthal works for the campaign and very close friend of secretary clinton. and her campaign manager, patti doyle, went to -- during the campaign, her campaign against president obama, fought very hard, and you can go look it up and you can check it out and if