sarah palin. >>> women are seen and heard less and less in hollywood movies except for a few stars like merrill streep. new study found that with men had less than one-third of the speaking parts in the top grossing films between 2007 through 2014. study found that the same bias applied to people of color and lgbt characters on screen. >>> blue bell ice cream will be allowed to resume production at one of its plants. state health officials say blue bell can start producing ice cream again. tests show no indication of the listeria contamination that led to the recall in april, following illness necessary four states. production facilities are still closed in oklahoma and texas. >>> layoffs are brewing at keurig at large part to lagging sales of its coffee makers and pod. 330 workers are expect to be laid off of the company's 6600 work force. keurig wants to reduce cost by 100 million-dollar by next year. erika? >> hanna daniels thanks very much. >>> we have more than a year before we elect our next president but today voters get their first chance to hear from the republicans making a ru

palin. >> everything about donald trump's campaign is avant-garde and he is crushing it in the polls. >> reporter: trump still has not ruled out an independent run, if he loses the republican primary. but today, cecilia, he said he's close to taking a pledge that he will not, saying he thinks people will be very happy with his decision. cecilia? >> devin dwyer covering it all. thank you. >>> we turn overseas now to europe's refugee crisis. tonight, the human toll mounting. hundreds of people crossing borders again this weekend, taking desperate risks for a better life. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran with some of those families tonight. >> reporter: razor wire failed to hold back the tide of humanity flooding europe. here, little children coming into hungary, 700 in one day. while the police here holler in futility, "go back!" hundreds of thousands of people are now on the move. a river of refugees flowing from war and terror in syria and beyond. through turkey, greece, macedonia and serbia in the balkans. into hungary, then austria, germany and the rest of europe. they

sarah pay palin. are we seriously trying to figure out whether or not he would make a good president. he has major skills. instead we are trying to come up with a tabloid headline. we need to treat him as a serious candidate. >> you said he is too real for the gop. >> yeah. >> is he too real, though to be president? it has to translate to other parts of the world. not just here in the united states. >> well, they were talking about his temperament in your last segment. have you ever met kick cheney? seriously. if you want to meet somebody with a temperament problem. he shot his friend in the face. donald trump can be president. he is cool, calm, has his new york swag. we need a little of that in your face. i can't wait to see him go thai toe to toe against hillary clinton on real issues because if the gop keeps playing around with donald trump, he is going to slide right in there and steal that nomination and we will see the best debate in history. hillary rodham clinton, done j. trump. >>> asked him

i mean, you know, even with sarah palin i was outraged by the questions. and pat schroeder who, of course, was the kindest woman from colorado. >> ran for president, probably in the mid '80s, yep. >> and she -- or '90s. i've forgotten. but anyway, she -- but she was one of the first to run for congress with little children. >> yep. >> and she had this great thing when people would say who was going to take care of the children. she would say, oh, the children. the children are fine, you know, jim and i get up in the morning and we give them a healthy, wonderful breakfast. and then we put them in the freezer and go -- [laughter]. >> nobody wondered who took care of tip o'neill's kids, right? >> exactly. >> yeah. >> exactly, exactly. >> right. >> so the question of a woman president, obviously, please, god, let there be one in my lifetime. and there could be one in the next cycle, absolutely. i mean, this is the best shot there's been. >> right. >> but there still is resistance. and just recently the abc poster sent out some data saying that there's still a

i mean, we always attacked sarah palin for leaving with 18 months left in her governorship. she would leave that job and, for, i think, very personal political reasons, go and throw her hat into the ring for senate. >> i know you guys want to get on that, but let me get val in here on this. >> that shows a desperation among washington democrats to try to find josh shapiro. he wouldn't do it. he had other plans. now they're going for... >> he might run for attorney general. >> might run for attorney general, right. ...katie mcginty, who came in fourth out of four and, by all accounts, has not done a great job as chief of staff and is now leaving her governor when he needs her most. i think she's a flawed candidate. i think george hit the nail on the head -- she's got to beat sestak. >> let me throw this in here. is her leaving having anything to do with how budget negotiations really haven't been going well with republicans and wolf saying, "listen, why don't you just run for the senate"? >> no, i don't think so because i saw the governor the day after she resigned. i happene

i remember in sarah palin hit stage, she was amazing she took, the numbers went up overnight, in part because she did not have a teleprompter, the more handlers got involved the worse off that campaign was. >> there is no question about that, i think that is true, because that washington-style of politics is broken it tells people to not be so risky, remember not to you know make too many people upset, i think that trump has thrown that out. that is super appealing, right now we see on left with bernie sanders, and trump on the right, people are really tired of washington, the challenge is this cap just to capture that. and yet, not be someone who attacks people, personaly, that turns people off, the other people onstage are trying to figure out how will they take a hit from trump, turn it around they have been testing practicing, and debate preps, someone has been trump, someone has been brett baier, they are trying to get down to a science what they will say, i think it maybach fire on them -- maybach fire on them, trump is casual, people want to see authenticity. charles: liz what

palin. she is much more upbeat, much more gathering of the tribe. carly fiorina has a built-in negativity. it may be a problem. josh: she had the poise of a woman giving a presentation in a boardroom, which is what she has spent most of her career doing. : she fired people, that she got fired. i just want to say it's been at least a hundred years since someone called ally young man. you could get a dinner out of that. a young man. you could get a dinner out of that. let's listen to the part about ronald raven's stance on immigration. rick perry: for 30 years, this country has been baited with that, all the way back to when ronald raven signed a piece of legislation that allowed amnesty for over 4 million people and the border is still not secure. the american people are never going to trust washington, d.c., and for good reason. john: ok, maybe for the first time ever, it turns out the twitter machine is right. how bad or good to you think that performance was? his firstwas just gaffe, maybe

sarah palin throwing all of her support behind donald trump. >> i think with donald trump he is the best thing to happen to the permanent political class since, i guess the beauty of the tea party genuine movement grows up and shines light on crony capitalism and pulled the rug right out from under status politicians, he happens to be extremely successful and charismatic with very large platform, joke six-pack, but amazing how he is connecting with the people and what it is we have been saying all along. somebody we have someone with the guts who isn't bought by any one. he doesn't be long to any one. he's his own man. he's very independent. so i am very pleased he is offering himself up in the name of service to our country. >>> donald trump and jeb pubush are headed to new hampshire where they will have dual town hall meetings. >>> new overnight the bangkok bomber intensifying as police reveal the man in the yellow shirt did not act alone. the suspect seen dumping a backpack before monday's explosion leaving 22 people dead. investigators saying they think he's a foreigner working with

who played sarah palin in "the game changer"? oh julianne moore. it was more about hillary being bad at being herself. >> what was your motive for the joke? >> rip yvonne craig. please retire the mount rushmore of child arousal. it doesn't sound right. mr. codder's wife was played by the late, great marcia strauman. >> dave capaln was a complete ass. he was a nightmare to work with. >> everybody is talking about yvonne craig's role a as bat girl, but not enough people in the season three episode. can we roll that? >> am i annoying? >> not really. >> he finds me fascinating and you are broth -- bothered by it. >> i may have you beaten to death. >> i am the most beautiful wrom on this plan -- planet. >> it was true too. i left her out of my tribute because i knew andy would pick up on it. >> thanks, andy. time to take a break. dolphin spies and here is what is coming up on the next "kennedy." >> next time on "kennedy" a party panel of a century. 8:00 p.m. eastern and 5:00 p.m. fox business network. >>> mark your calendars. today is the day of the dol

another e-mail shows photos of sarah palin topless. he worked as a prosecutor under tom corbett. he's now an assistant district attorney in philadelphia. >> kathleen kane has claimed the state employees who sent the pornographic e-mails are behind the criminal charges against her. that she leaked grand jury information and lied good it. today her office tells me she's pleased the supreme court released those e-mails. >> it creates an awful work environment and should not be allowed. >> although he has not seen these e-mails, he considers them to be reprehensible. kathleen kane fights the charges against her. wolf has urged her to resign. >> she's spent a lot of time making that defense. >> is it a distraction in. >> i think it's -- it competes for time. >> in addition to pornographic materials, some of the other e mates that were circulated contain homophobic and racially sensitive remarks. nbc10 news. >> this just in, people in pennsylvania will soon be able to reg str to vote online. tom wolf's administration will launch the system tomorrow. pennsylvania will become the 23rd st

palin. she maintains her innocence of wrongdoing. she claims to be the victim of retaliation, that they were peddlers of pornography and accused them of manufacturing the grand jury evidence. >> the email chain has remained concealed under the grand jury could not be higher. >> fina was in the office under seth williams, he says he has received the court filings and have a clear human relations policy and doing a thorough review and that will help them determine if there is any employee's involvement and they hope to do that as soon as possible. >> far from over. >> right. >> thank you wendy. >> in other news, a judge formerly sentenced colorado movie theater shooter, james holmes, to life in prison. he is accused of killing 12 people in a movie theater in 2012, the jury was given the option to sentence him to the death penalty but they were unable to reach a unanimous decision. >>> and now the race for the white house, hillary clinton rolled out her plan for families and businesses in middl

>> when i see trump and sarah palin together, you think the primary is a clot to make hillary clinton president. you couldn't ask for anything more. the trump and ramos exchange is a perfect metaphor for the impact trump is having on the republicans. alienating them. i was in mexico speaking at a panel discussion and 70% of the questions were about donald trump. this was right across the board from people who live in el paso. they had a morbid fear that donald trump would be the next president. >> in the nevada poll he has 28% of the vote and 38% of the hispanics support donald trump. look at peggy in the "wall street journal." she talked with people that are hispanic. >> you not concerned at all the effect that he might have on latino voters? >> donald trump is pulling out all voters and driving the discussion is an important thing. i think the fact that illegal immigration being there on the front burner is an important thing. it is an issue that has to be addressed. and people want individuals coming into the country and they are all for legal immigration. they are very concerned a

i think he knows there's that take back america, sarah palin, michael savidge back in the day, that group that is a threat to fox as well as the republican party. >> that's interest ing. so there was this fight at the debate where mr. trump felt he wasn't well treated and he said some offensive things about one of the fox news hosts and there was a fight between donald trump and fox news about that. they supposedly came to some sort of truce or agreement. there was never an apology from mr. trump. he was welcomed back in the fold and nothing was said about that. now it start up again. you are suggesting part of the fight may not just be performing for the country but dragging fox further to the right, making them more like the media that's critical of them for being too liberal. >> that's the people who are, ann coulter, who are standing up for trump. we forget, that's on the right flank -- as conservatives, we think fox news is not the most conservative force in the base of the republican party. ailes has his own back to watch with, not just trump. >> this is such a weird world. we're wo

mark eberson is not bristol palin, or sarah palin. his name is mark eberson, he's not a joke candidate or a protest candidate. he's not the guy that calls himself on the s.e.c. filing "titus the great." he points out in this fec complaint, the rnc in one of their fake polls has been including his name on the list of people who republicans can choose to fake for in a republican primary. so if they're using him to promote the republican primary, why wouldn't they actually let him into it? why wouldn't they let him into the debate -- or i'm sorry, not the debate, that event before the debate that's just for the candidates who fox news says will not be allowed into the real debate because fox news says so. on what grounds can they keep him out? but fox is not saying whether they'll let him into the event on the debate night that will make place before the real debate. fox is still -- it's this week. fox is still not even saying whether they'll let jim gilmore in. interesting story about jim gilmore. right now, it's freaking august. this i

>> on day three of sarah palin's one nation bus tour she met with donald trump on his home turf here in new york city. >> oh, my gosh, she's here? she's in the house? with him? wow, this brings up so many questions. whose name will they put on the vehicle they travel in? will they call it trailing plump? so trump is showing palin the town. i'm sure he's showing her all the best. trump where you are guaranteed to contract gout. the disease of kings. >> the two broke bread, went out for pizza in new york's times square. >> you know what? a slice of pizza. respect. >> the place is called famous familia pizza, an albanian chain of pizzerias. >> what? famous famiglia is at fifth and broadway, i've eaten there. the pizza is fine. i used to eat there a lot when i was working next door at caroline's comedy club. it's good convenience pizza. back in the '80s there weren't a lot of food options in times square. it was that or scarfing down edible underwear from one of the porn shops. and then giuliani took that option away. you know, donald, if you're taking an esteemed visitor to get real new

i have been there with obama at the peak and sarah palin as well. the reception wasn't just about celebrity status. people were yelling things to him with passion. save us. you are the only one who can stop hillary. thank you for making america great again. >> to me he was saying the critics are saying it is all about his celebrity and everyone knowing him, his name, and his brand and that is why they like to be around him. mark is saying he has people on the issues and they want to follow him >> i follow mark on twitter and saw the generational tweets in his change and knew he was walking with somebody big because it was getting exciting. here is what i think is deep in the numbers of favorite favorability. the more time people spend with donald trump the more they like him. that is dangerous for the other republicans in the race. i am guessing that is what newt gingrich sees. he is picking up steam on the issues but the intangible and the more time you walk with him, 45 minutes is a long walk, something resonates. the other candidates can't mimic

remember the last woman weep had in this position was sarah palin who ended up being vp nominee alongside john mccain. we know how that ended. so let me ask you, if fiorina rises in the polls she will be facing harsher criticism. how she handles that will be key. what kind of scrutiny should she be planning on facing? >> let's be clear, the republican party needs carly. they need a female face in this position. the entire republican leadership in the house are men. mainly white men. thy want to reach out to a broad swath of voters. i'm a political consultant. you bring a broad group of people together and having a smart woman on top of a ticket or running and representing the party is a kn thing for that party. i think that's why the people want her to be a part of the bigger debate next time. >> if i can add one thing. i'm a big fan of sarah faypalin was chosen. carly fiorina has made the decision on her own. >> that's a big difference. >> paln had a few weeks. carly fiorina can make this work. >> thank you very much. >>> and if you missed the debate and you're among the 1% that didn't w

. >> or when two canadian deejays fooled sarah palin into thinking they were the french president nicolas sarkozy. >> i look forward to getting to meet you and work with you personally. your beautiful wife. you've added a lot of energy to the country even with that beautiful family of yours. >> thank you very much. my wife carla would love to meet you even though she was a bit jealous when i was supposed to speak to you today. >>> governor scott walker tried to eat a philly cheese steak in piece holding up signs that says scott walker sniffs his own poop and walker lives inside my butt. >> only to have those people turn the side over to reveal a fake check from the koch brothers which brings us to donald trump who has never had a fully impenetrable media team. >> my idea is to come out with the ice cream gloves that make the ice cream not go on your gloves and make it sticky and also keep your hands warm when you is eating the ice cream. is you in or is you in? >> it sounds like a good idea and i hope you make a lot of money. good luck, folks. it's been nice seeing you. >> this time a pic

matt: the sarah palin effect. nope? john: she never ran for president. matt: vice president. polls,he sees the big the clouds, they get caught up. human nature, right? alix: we will tune in. mark halperin, john heilemann, speaking with donald trump on "with all due respect." it will be awesome. matt: looking forward to it. alix: looking at the markets -- the dow up 534 points overall. average volume is 50% higher than it is on a 10-day average and it is the biggest rally, matt, for the s&p since september, 2011. matt: true, but we lost more than this on monday. alix: but we recoup the losses we saw on friday, and frankly, the rally is brought-based. you have text, health care. consumer discretionary really leading the way. matt: one week ago, we were 2000 points higher, so, it is interesting look at these markets. coming up, we're going to take a look -- alix: you are leaving. ♪ >> welcome back. we have a big rally underway. we will look at top headlines this afternoon. alix: investors in mexico's largest construction company are showing desperation. -- chose the most in em

palin on his team. i would love that, too. i think it would be hilarious. i am pretty sure it's how the book of revelations will kick into gear. trump has been busy promoting himself, he paid a visit to "on the record" with get greta van susteren. >> some people think i'm not a nice person, but i actually. . i love people. >> jimmy: that is a good step, since we are people. trump is taking heat for an incident that occurred back in 2011. he was being questioned in a deposition, and the lawyer who was questioning him claimed she asked for a break to pump breast milk. she'd had a baby three months earlier, and trump got mad. >> donald trump would not agree to the break. he had an absolute meltdown. when i said that i needed the break and it was for breast pumping purposes, he got up, his face got red. he shook his finger at me, and he screamed, you're disgusting. you're disgusting. and he ran out of there. >> i don't know. that doesn't sound like the thoughtful, gentle, mild-mannered donald trump. i can't

i helped to prepare him in his debate against sarah palin, so everybody on team clinton are biden fans. and i would say i'm sure team sanders feels the same way. let's just let him make his decision in the way he needs to. if he jumps in and there's more competition, so much the better. there's a good competitive race, but allow him to make that decision. >> okay. so let's move on to something, jennifer, i know you've been watching, the republican race and a guy by the name of donald trump. jeffrey, i will start with you on this. donald trump and rand paul have been kind of going at it. the latest back and forth within the republican field. let me show you what donald trump said of rand paul. recently rand paul called me and asked me to play golf. i easily beat him on the golf course and will even more easily beat him now in the world of politics. senator paul does not mention that after trouncing him in golf i made a significant donation to the center he is affiliated. i feel sorry for the people of kentucky being used as a backup to senator paul's hopeless attempt to become president

when john mccain and sarah palin ran against barack obama you, will well remember this. there were people who came to sarah's rallies who were saying really outrageous racist kind of comments and threatening for violence. and it was starting to get out of hand. mccain had to step in and say, guys stop it. he is not a muslim. we're'going to get into violence here. we are going to be a peaceful company. trump is heading toward that moment perhaps. >> you can't control who supports you. are you saying the tone is partly responsible for that support? >> i do think, well, look, i think that he is making appeals that have some consistency with what they the sa prupremacists believe. they are worried about this becoming, their grandchildren belonging to some hated minority in this country, a white hated minority. i don't think we are going to go there. nonetheless, he has got to sort of say, here's what i'm for. i'm for respect and treating each other well. he is responsible for the tone of his campaign. and when people start getting out of hand at his rallies he has to put a s

the scrutiny sarah palin received on dodging questions about what newspapers she reads. why the different standard for trump, leslie? >> honestly, i can't even give you 100% answer on that except to say that this is a guy that is taking over the tech law labor from former president bill clinton. this is somebody who 2k3we9 wh somebody thrown at him, can he talk out both sides of his mouth and nobody flimpgs. but this will be a problem i feel in the long run. two things i think a president needs to be are diplomatic and i don't think trump plays nice with others and, two, there has to be a certain degree of humility and we don't see either of this in this man. >> so tammy, final word from you. is anyone in the republican party capable to catch up to trump at this point? >> we have a president who didn't say very much. supposed to be the king of calm. and look at the disaster we have on the international scene. i think that we have a dynamic with trump where people even the media now realize he'll push back. and that is what's new. it they haven't seen a gop candidate, a r

i forgot about that sarah palin spectacle. kasie hunt, thank you so much. >> it should be a fun day. see you later. >>> also later this hour, you'll hear how hillary clinton. the senator tom harkin of iowa has received her. they'll follow them or, you know, am being told we're going to stay with this. lett's hear what we have to say. >> i was telling hillary we had grandparents camp once this summer. i took a trip to see where she was born and raised, many i grandmother was an immigrant and i got to thinking, this time i'm spending with their grand kids, what about their future will be like. are they going to have opportunities like i had? well, you know, let's face it, they'll be okay. my grand kids and hillary's granddaughter charlotte, they're going to be okay. their parents are college graduates, grandparents. but what about the kids like i was when my mother was an immigrant and my father had a sixth grade education? what about those kids? are they going to have the same kind of opportunities that i and my family had when

palin on his team. i would love that, too. i think it would be hilarious. i am pretty sure it's how the book of revelations will kick into gear. trump has been busy promoting himself, he paid a visit to "on the record" susteren. >> some people think i'm not a nice person, but i actually. . i love people. >> jimmy: that is a good step, since we are people. trump is taking heat for an incident that occurred back in 2011. he was being questioned in a deposition, and the lawyer who was questioning him claimed she asked for a break to pump breast milk. she'd had a baby three months earlier, and trump got mad. >> donald trump would not agree to the break. he had an absolute meltdown. when i said that i needed the break and it was for breast pumping purposes, he got up, his face got red. he shook his finger at me, and he screamed, you're disgusting. you're disgusting. and he ran out of there. >> i don't know. that doesn't sound like the thoughtful, gentle, mild-mannered donald trump. i can't even imagine him u

. >> still to come here on kron4 news morning, sarah palin taking aim at a popular tv network. how she's connecting espn to isis. >>> you don't have to come here to experience the biggest country music festival. you can go behind the scenes from your living room. >>> a live look from the richmond san rafael bridge. maybe a few showers tomorrow morning on this mild and muggy friday, a big back up approaching the toll plaza. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>> welcome back, espn is coming under fire from sarah palin, calling the net work whimpering and intolerant for suspended kurt shilling. in a facebook post, pay lin accuses espn of buying

>> he got better reaction than sarah palin or george w. bush at the fair for what is that worth. partly i walked with him about 40 minutes. people shouted thick to him that were frivolous a lot of things like, save the country, stop hillary clinton, we need you. the establishment today based on his performance at the fair, latest polls, i think simultaneously freaked out by trump and still in denial. >> dickerson: peggy, let me ask you, there's trump then the trump phenomena. john kasich suggested easy ruminating something important, if you read the editorial page what he's doing is tapping into some of the worst instincts of a portion of the electorate. which is it? >> well, i think the "wall street journal" editorial page is a very great editorial page. but i think john kasich had a political way of approaching the trump phenomenon which is to say as candidate, i understand this, i relate to this indignation and desire for change. carly fiorina approached it also. in the republican feel there is gingerness how to treat donald trump there is a general sense that trump is going t

sarah palin reports. >> reporter: back for more just two days after his incredible win in the 100-meter final, jamaica's usain bolt hardly even looked like he was trying, limbering into the semis of the men's 200-meter. justin gatlin through to that event as well. another showdown should they both make it to the finals will give gatlin the chance to avenge his 100 meters lost to bolt. he has remained unbeaten in the 200 since 2013. olympic champion and world record holder david rodisha won his 800-meter world title. he finished strongly. britt greg rutherford, well and truly finding his stride in the long jump. his fourth round leap of 8.41 meters, security him victory and a place in the history books, becoming just the fifth british athlete to hold olympic, european, commonwealth and world titles at the same time. while this polish athlete has copped a hammering for his antiques. he won gold and had a rather large night celebrating, but he woke up to find his gold medal gone. he called police, who tracked it down, turns out he used the medal to pay a taxi driver for the fair. thanksful

palin during vice president joe biden's 2008 debate prep. what advice would you give to these other candidates in how to deal with someone like donald trump who certainly has some appeal but maybe he doesn't have certain areas of accomplishment that they don't and also he's such a big personality. >> first of all, every candidate has one minute to answer any question and then 30 seconds in rebuttal. so whatever you say you better be practicing your language so it's crisp and clear. you answer the question. you site something you've done to validate yourself and then you fifth and create a memorable moment, whether it's a zinger or some kind of attack on somebody else. now if you're donald trump, you are -- everybody expects you to come in with bombast. what if he surprises people? if i were on his team -- which i'm not -- but if i were i would say how do we enlarge the base of people and not just sit on this lead but grow it? i would want to go in and surprise people babying substantive and thoughtful and more humor is always good. if i'm je

palin who has a hosting gig on a conservative cable network that is not fox news. donald trump has been able to frame himself as the man of the people. independent of contributors or donors or special interest. self made. the embodiment of the american dream. now we find ourselves in the unexpected position of asking, can donald trump really win the republican nomination by being the choice of working class voters? joining us now is patrick murray, director of the monmouth university polling institute. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure, melissa. >> when you look at trump's polling what's the single most surprising finding that you have? >> the biggest finding that we had, if we go back a few months ago, as late as june, a majority of republicans said i do not like donald trump, i do not like him here or there. >> i don't like him on a train. >> and now the majority say i do like donald trump and someone want to look at as president. a quarter went from saying no way no how to donald trump to donald trump is my guy. >> so political science 101 tells me one of

when people were disappointed by sarah palin, they are feeling like we finally have someone who is super sharp, concise, precise. she knows exactly what she's talking about. never heard this woman search for a word or falter or say ahhh. >> so lies are okay. >> i don't like the lie. >> what a moment when megyn kelly asked donald trump if carry was ca carly was on the stage tonight. >> do you think she bumped into the top ten? >> we'll find if anybody lost their slot to carly. stick around. plenty more debate highlights and lots of reaction coming to that tonight. our coverage of the first republican debate continues live from cleveland right after this. [music] do you like cougars? terry will you shut up! you are adorable. thank you. ladies your belts all snugged up? why do we have to buckle up? the pick up stinks with diesel. [ding] you've got to be kidding! oh please! ah! this is the end! oh my god! [brakes screech] we need resuscitation. mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. hurry up! [laughing] after we are all inside for a while, it gets pretty stuffy. when dad opens up the window, what's t

i think he knows there's that take back america, sarah palin, michael savidge back in the day, that group that is a threat to fox as well as the republican party. >> that's interest ing. so there was this fight at the debate where mr. trump felt he wasn't well treated and he said some offensive things about one of the fox news hosts and there was a fight between donald trump and fox news about that. they supposedly came to some sort of truce or afwreemt. there was never an apology from mr. trump. he was welcomed back in the fold and nothing was said about that. now it start up again. you are suggesting part of the fight may not just be performing for the country but dragging fox further to the right, making them more like the media that's critical of them for being too liberal. >> that's the people who are, ann coulter, who are standing up for trump. we forget, that's on the right flank -- as conservatives, we think fox news is not the most conservative force in the base of the republican party. ailes has his own back to watch with, not just trump. >> this is such a weird world. we're wor

." >>> sarah palin is defending former philly curt schilling after his tweet comparing muslims to nazis. according to philly.com palin said that espn is intolerant for suspending him. the republican politician made the statement on facebook. she accused espn of buying into the propaganda of isis and other terror organizations. schilling shared the tweet on tuesday. espn suspended him from little league world series calling the tweet unacceptable. espn has also removed schilling from this weekend's sunday night baseball broadcast. >>> this morning whole foods and wegman's are praising a judge's decision to throw out lawsuits for their advertising for bread. a u.s. district court judge dismissed lawsuits filed by new jersey consumers. it claims that supermarkets like wegmans, acme got them to pay more when they said it was made in the store. the judge questioned how many bread buyers could be identified and dismissed the motion to have a class action status. >>> a makeover for philadelphia's love park. we're learning a little bit more about what changes to expect at the site in center cit

." >>> sarah palin is defending former philly curt schilling after his tweet comparing muslims to nazis. according to philly.com palin said espn is intolerant for suspending him. she made the statement on facebook. she accused espn of buying into the propaganda of isis and other terror organizations. chicago shared ton tuesday calling the tweet unacceptable. espn has also removed schilling from this weekend's sunday night baseball broadcast. >>> a broadcast legend will be back in the baseball booth next season. vince scully plans to return for his 67th season with the dodgers. scully, by the way, is 87 years old. he started calling games dodgers in 1950 when they were in brooklyn. the hall-of-famer has called 25 world series, 12 all-star games and several no hitters and perfect games. >>> i'm marshal harris from "comcast sportsnet." tonight it's the dress rehearsal for the eagles in green bay also known as preseason game number three. the big question is how much time will starting quarterbacks get and how much will the understudies play? for answers we head to wisconsin and john clark.

palin. i think that the jeb bush team has always been set up to run against a more gadfly type of candidate who they might have presumed would have been rand paul or someone other than donald trump. so i think their basic strategy remains the same. which is that jeb bush is going to establish himself as the ingoing establishment favorite. and then back into proving the base to the more populous based that they can trust him. but that he's also tough enough to take on trump. where the other candidates have been flailing is that they have been trying to swing at trump and either missing or getting hit back harder. >> and there seems to be a little difference of opinion here from the republican party. the rnc chairman said over the weekend that trump's presence in party and in this race is a net positive. but today lindsey graham who's also running for president disagreed. take a listen to what he said. >> the policies that mr. trump is proposing are demagoguery, his approach to describing ille

gore, samantha bee daring republicans to say the word "choice," and, of course sarah palin saying words. >> but the clear winner is when jon stewart took control of stephen colbert's 2012 super pac. >> jon: i'm concerned i guess is the issue that i want to say. i don't want to seem ungrateful for the staggering amount of money with almost no limitations you put at my disposal from the super pac, but... >> da-da-da-da... as you know, jon, federal law prohibits me from coordinating with you. >> jon: dammit! look at us! >> i know. >> jon: so close, yet stymied by the impossibly strict regulations concerning federal elections! >> well jon, if i may, there is one small loop chasm. >> i'm calling on the super pac. i cannot coordinate with them, i cannot communicate directly, but i can speak out as a citizen talking to you. i'm calling on them to either edit out every single mistake or to pull the entire film. >> i can't tell you, but i can tell everyone through television. and if you happen to be watching, well, i can't prevent that jon. >> jon: but stephen, i really don't have time to watch

palin aide brought in as political director. the person who ran rick santorum's campaign in iowa isn't board. luan do y lewandowski. >> we have been reporting on what you can read into some of highs choices, i don't think any professional political adviser would tell him to do all interviews from his apartment. it's weird at a certain point, when he had occasionally gone out and done the voter events, though, he does make an argument that you have been alluding to. this is a good thing. his approach is different. he's not wasting the time or doing the money grubing we see from traditional candidates. let's play it out. >> i get calls from as far as, could we come and see you? know, have you these campaign finance limits, which are a good thing. i even tell him. senators call him. i send them a check. i say, don't bother. they want to fly from washington to new york. come to my office and i'm allowed to give them what $2,006. this is what they do the that's what they do from morning until night. >> what he's referring to there is

sorry, i don't think sarah palin is the most qualified to lecture donald trump about how great he is in dealing with ramos. >> turning to fox news, we've been following this megyn kelly fight for weeks now. trump attacking megyn kelly ever since the impgop debate. he started attacking her as soon as she came back from vacation. it was said the attack was as unacceptable as it is disturbing. he went on and on. the question now is is the war back on now. i know they've been saying nice things about each other sings. trump has not been on fox news since that statement came out. >> i don't think he will be on if he doesn't apologize. >> he said he should apologize but trump usually doesn't. >> usually fox would have him on. he is friendly with hannity. he it would be on something. it's a tradition for someone who has had an incident in a debate with a moderator to go after the moderator. candy crowley had an incident when she did the 2012 debate and the republicans went after her. in the subsequent days fox news did a panel where they basically had people come and say what she did wrong

so sarah palin won't be able to see into russia past the wall. as the problem. it is a problem alluded to a number of times. and the lose the primary and win the gentleeral election. and you have to think some of this stuff is going to come back to a reasonable centerist position but at this rate it would really damage the whole party's brand. >> perry, have any of the republican candidates presented a feasible proposal for immigration reform beyond tracking them? immigrants like fedex packages. >> i think jeb bush has a six point in the idea being to wind down the -- his ideas i would argue all of them pretty much the obama administration is already doing. but the ideas seem more plausible than these walls. christie is getting the right idea but the phrasing was probably poor. what rand paul just said seemed more reasonable too to krooel really cut down. but so there are some reasonable ideas out there. but the wall idea seems very simple. conservatives like it. so i think you are going to hear more about the wall and this birthright citizenship idea which is k

. >> sarah palin -- is it possible to build a wall at the border? is that realistic? and if so what will it take to achieve is this. >> well i think it is a very difficult proposition. especially if you are going to try to get the mexicans to pay for it. i think when talking about securing the border that only handles part of the problem of illegal immigration in the country. we know the reality comes with over 50% of those who have overstayed veasisas and live ine u.s. andshadows. we need a modernization of the immigration system and a better tracking system. so say we're going to build a big wall that is not necessarily realistic. it is about securing the border. but it is also the visa component and dealing with that as well. something that donald trump has mentioned but you have other gop candidates that support that same concept. >> jeb bush's campaign is trying to down play the duelling town hall narrative. do the discrepancy in the numbers between tonight's two event really matter of the. donald trump is still yuge. >> yuge. everything donald trump for jeb bush

palin who has a hosting gig that is not fox news. so against steep odds donald trump has been able to frame himself as the man of the people, independent of contributors or donors or special interests, self made, embodiment of the american dream and now we find ourselves in the unexpected position of asking, can donald trump really win the republican nomination? by being the choice of working class voters. joining us now is patrick murray, director of the monmouth university polling institute. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> so when you look at trump's polling what is the single most surprising finding you have? >> the biggest finding that we had is if we go back a few months ago in as late as june, a majority of republican voters said i do not like donald trump. i do not like him here or there i do not like him. >> i do not like him on a train. >> and within six weeks a majority of gop voters said i do like donald trump. he is somebody i want to look at for president which means at least a quarter of the republican elec

tonight he'll sit down for an interview with sarah palin. she previewed their conversation today, going after reporters who have questioned trump about his faith. quote, lamestream media asks gop personal, spiritual gotchas. it is a personal what the heck does it have to do with serving as commander in chief? i'll cover this in my interview with donald trump and other candidates tonight. end of quote. palin's post comes after trump made his headlines for this week for declining to get into specifics. when asked about the bible. >> i'm wondering what one or two of your most favorite bible verses are. >> i wouldn't want to get into it. because to me it's very personal. when i talk about bible, it's very personal. >> there's no verse that means a lot to you that you think about or cite? >> the bible means a lot to me, but i don't want to get into specifics. >> he doesn't want to get into specifics. yet at the same time he's winning over the evangelicals? a new poll shows trump with 24% of the evangelical vote. right now nearly double his closes

who say you're a supporter of sarah palin. all these conspiracy theories about who you are and why you were on that stage. that you were a plant from palin to you're not part of the black lives movement. who are you? >> my name is marisa johnson and i grew up with tea party parents and i no longer believe that anymore. a lot of people have progressed in this moment and where black people are -- all of us are being radicalized and changing our views on a lot of things. i think it's interesting to note that no one is engaging with the content of what i said on the stage. i readout a lot of claims about seattle and seattle's racism and our national racism and yet people are trying to go after my personal character and just derail and derail and derail. that signals to me that the things that i said were spot on. and as far as black lives matter, i am with the black lives matter network, the national network. it actually doesn't matter. it's irrelevant. people don't need to be with an organization. people don't need to be credenti

. >> also friday night sarah palin interviewed donald trump on the conservative network one america news decrying so called media bias in reference to a perceived got cha question about trump's religion. >> what is your favorite bible verse. i listen to that going what, do they ask hillary that? >> that's a personal thing. i don't like giving that out to two people that you hardly know. >> reporter: trump also called anthony weiner a perv and something else i don't feel comfortable saying. for the fund-raiser despite what the sign said on the door, trump is adamant it was not a fund-raiser even calling telling her it was just for food and drink. he will try to reiterate that point no doubt today as well as bolster his conservative credentials trying to gain the endorsement of the national federation of republican assemblies here. >> you know, all of this, though, didn't mr. ernie boch jr. the host of the event, didn't he say that he was taking care of it and he was paying for all of the food and drink? told one reporter that. >> reporter: he did. he said that he was the one that was goin