in new hampshire hillary clinton is feeling the burn >>> david shuster joins us. you had a chance to talk to bernie sanders, what is his view of the surge? >> bernie sanders has been talking about the issues for a long time. he feels there's an appetite for getting money out of politics and economic justice, he's not surprised by that. imagined. >> what is he saying is the biggest challenge wright now? >> the biggest challenge is the infrastructure can't handle, or until recently, the influx of intrigue and interest. they've been trying to build up through the social media, to take the tens of thousands that express an center and turn it into field organizers and volunteers, but keeping up, says bernie sanders, is the biggest challenge. if people come to the website and campaign, feeling it's not ready. bernie sanders is afraid they may not come back. >> david shuster, thanks. >> for more on the race for president. we are joining in washington by tom, a democratic analyst, and michael. an associate professor at howard university. in new york, bryan murray, a go. o

in new hampshire hillary clinton is feeling the burn >>> david shuster joins us. you had a chance to talk to bernie sanders, what is his view of the surge? >> bernie sanders has been talking about the issues for a long time. he feels there's an appetite for getting money out of politics and economic justice, he's not surprised by that. it happened faster than he imagined. >> what is he saying is the biggest challenge wright now? >> the biggest challenge is the infrastructure can't handle, or until recently, the influx of intrigue and interest. they've been trying to build up through the social media, to take the tens of thousands that express an center and turn it into field organizers and volunteers, but keeping up, says bernie sanders, is the biggest challenge. if people come to the website and campaign, feeling it's not ready. bernie sanders is afraid they may not come back. >> david shuster, thanks. >> for more on the race for president. we are joining in washington by tom, a democratic analyst, and michael. an associate professor at howard university. in new

david shuster, al jazeera. >>> "politico" has come up with a multi-billion dollars price tag for donald trump's plan. the grand total is $166 billion. the biggest cost would go towards the mass deportation plan. walling off the u.s. mexico border would take at least 5 billion. trump's plan has mexico paying for that. >>> mike huckabee is in israel today where he spoke out against the iran nuclear deal. the governor says iran cannot be trusted. >> this is not a regimes who -- whose intentions are to become a partner to peace. they have for 36 years be a force of terror in the middle east and throughout the world. they currently hold americans hostage in their prisons. i read the entire 159-page deal, and i would like to have been able to say that after reading it, i was more comforted, but quite frankly after reading it, i was more alarmed. >>> new york state is rolling out emergency measures to prevent another outbreak of legionnaires' disease. these state rules really similar to what new york city has passed. >> that's right. and the regulations are unprecedented. they come after a cit

crowded stage in cleveland made it pretty difficult for any one candidate to truly shine, but as david shuster reports, donald trump drew the loudest reaction. take a look. >> are you guys nervous? [ laughter ] >> reporter: soon after the opening photo on the news in this prime time debate came quickly with donald trump raising his hand and leaving open the possibility he may challenge the winner unless it's him. >> if i'm the nominee winner i will pledge i will not run as a independent. >> rand paul took the first shot. >> he is already hedging his bets because he is used to buying politicians. >> the next swipe so came from the moderator. >> you called women you don't like, fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals -- >> only rosy o'donnell. [ laughter ] >> what i say and oftentimes it's fun, it's kidding. we have a good time. >> reporter: in a racous evening, the biggest clash of the night involved new york governor and kentucky center. christie supports the aggressive use of wiretaps. paul is opposed. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from innocent amer

the crowded stage made it difficult for any one candidate to truly shine, but as david shuster reports, donald trump drew the loudest reactions. >> reporter: soon after the opening photo on the news in this prime time debate came quickly with donald trump raising his hand and leaving open the possibility he may challenge the g.o.p. winner unless it's him. >> i will pledge i would not run as an independent if i'm in the nominee. >> rand paul took the first shot. >> he is already hedging his bets because he is used to buying politicians. >> reporter: the next swipe came from the moderator. >> you can called women you don't like fat pigs dogs slobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter -- >> only rosy o'donnell. what i say and often time it's fun and kidding. >> reporter: the biggest clash of the night involved chris christie and kentucky senator ranged paul. christie supports the aggressive use of wiretaps. paul is opposed. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from innocent americans. >> when you are sitting in a subcommittee just blowing hot air, you can sa

i'm david shuster. just ahead, ferguson is on edge again after another black man gets shot by police. >>> summer of the gun, an in-depth report on the surge in violence, and what communities are trying to do to stop it. >>> millions of gallons of sludge have leaked into a colorado river,

as david shuster reports, they are among the candidates being trumped in the polls. >> reporter: two days before the republican debate and by nearly every measure all of the g.o.p. candidates are in rough shape, except for donald trump. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> reporter: the latest poll suggests trump is widening his lead among republican voters from 18% last month to 26% now. he is 11 points ahead of jeb bush and 17 points ahead of wisconsin governor scott walker, and while the polls say more republicans disapprove of trump than approve, all of his top competitors on that count are also underwater. on monday night, most of the g.o.p. field spoke at a policy forum in new hampshire. >> 71% of federal spending right now is between entitlements and debt service. >> reporter: trump, however, skipped the event, prompting several to call the gathering boring and insignificant. and then generated headlines of his own with an attack on hillary clinton. he hammered her top aid for being married to disgrace former congressman anthony weaner. trump has

david shuster has more. >> tonight, we have more than 27,000. >> as vermont senator bernie sanders was drawing massive crowds monday in los angeles and portland, oregon, a new poll was being conducted in new hampshire. the results suggest sanders has just overtaken democratic front runner hillary clinton there among likely democratic primary voters. 44% to 37%, six months ago, when clinton began her campaign, the same polling organization found her leading sanders in new hampshire 44-8. the sanders surge among democrats has been growing for months. fueled by his progressive blasts at wealth and inequality. >> to the billionaire class, and that message is you can't have it all! >> earlier this month, away from the crowds, we caught up with the senator in washington, d.c. >> the beginning stages of reformation, we have a long waying to. >> whether it's a revolution remains an open question, but sanders is clearly gaining steam. in recent weeks, his campaign says tens of thousands of people have signed up as volunteers, campaign donations are way up, and then, there are the crowds. the po

but as al jazerra's david shuster reports, that's just what he's doing. >> i am here to tell you why i am running for president. >> reporter: on tuesday amidst the downpour at the iowa state fair, florida senator marco rubio literally rain odd the g.o.p. presidential parade on immaterial grapes reform. he said deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants is impractical and that denying citizenship for their children born in the united states is a non starter. >> it doesn't sound to me like a plan that has any chance of passing. we need to have a serious and thoughtful a appreciation to a very difficult and complex i can issue. >> reporter: suggesting certain immigration plans have not been serious is a shot at g. off. p front run are donald trump. he has been framing key issues for much of the g.o.p. field and over the weekend when he rolled out a policy paper for immigration, he pledged in nbc's meet the press to end automatic citizenship of children born in the united states. >> you want to get rid of birth right citizenship? >> you have to get rid of it. yes. you have to. >> repor

i'm david shuster. thanks for watching. john siegenthaler is up next. >>> hi everyone this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. western wildfires. emergen california. >> as we look at the amount of fire activity we have already had this year we have a long road ahead of us. >>> fog of war, controversy over new u.s. support for syrian rebels fighting isil. and more civilians getting caught in the cross fire. >>> set in stone,

that if they are too big to fail, they are too big to exist, let's break them up. >> reporter: david shuster, al jazeera. >> gina is a professor of complain management at nyu. welcome to all of you. genie let me start with you. let's start with donald trump. how does this stuff about china resinate with the voters? >> i think it resinates. what we're seeing is the people that have the pop youist message are coming out and working this to their favor. donald trump is making the claim that the united states has these enormous problems, and he would fix it. so this works to his advantage. and it's the same thing with bernie sanders. >> so david, plenty of people are blaming china. is it fair? >> sure, this part of the selloff, it's certainly all about china. >> all about china. >> it is all about china. when they saw their exports were down 8.3%, they were forced to devalue their currency. they have watched us do it. it's a political opportunity for donald trump and bernie sanders. but like it or not, we live in a global society. and as long as somebody on the other side of planet is willing to

i'm david shuster. just ahead, ferguson is on edge again after another black man gets shot by police. >>> summer of the gun, an in-depth report on the surge in violence, and what communities are trying to do to stop it. >>> millions of gallons of sludge have leaked into a colorado river, turning it yellow and threatening the water supply. >>> and another drone just entered restricted air space. >>> plus, indigo girls, the due you is going strong and speaking out about their music and their message. ♪ >>> we begin this hour in st. louis county, missouri, where a state of emergency is now in effect. the declaration allows the police chief to take control of emergency management in and around ferguson where protesters have been marking the one-year killing of michael brown. last night there were several shootings in ferguson, and today little more 60 people were arrested. diane eastabrook has the latest. >> reporter: hi, david that protest was part of a day of civil disobedience around ferguson, but many

david shuster, al jazeera. >>> the u.n. agency for refugees is trying to help maintain order at the border of macedonia and greece where thousands fleeing conflicts in the middle east have tried to cross in hopes of getting to western europe. we have two reports from along the border, jonah hull is in greece, but we begin with andrew simmons where a blockade of the border has now been lifted. >> reporter: in the heat of macedonia's border with greece, the pathway for refugees may be fully open again. but the pace as of their journeys may have quickened, politicians are bogged down in arguments. macedonia's interior minister came to a center to defend the decision to close the border last week. here too, austria's foreign minister talking about what the europe europe was or rather wasn't doing about the situation right now. in the brief time they spent with refugees, this man, an oil engineer, wanted to get a word in. >> i can't tell you to solve this problem for syrian refugee. why they then make safe zone [ inaudible ]. >>

david shuster reports. >> make america great again. >> donald trump is campaigning to win. he is now offering comp prehencei policy details on a signature issue: illegal immigration. on "meet the press," he said all undocumented immigrants should be deported. >> they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we will work with them. they have to go. chuck, we either have a country or we don't have a country. >> then on his website, he rolled out even more detailed positions including construction of a wall along the mexican border about to make make mexico pay for it and end to birth right citizenship, the defunding of sanctuary cities and the strengthening of immigration enforcement. >> i love this country, and i want to make it great again, and it's not going to be great if we keep going the way we are going. >> reporter: some plans, though would not be easy. deporting all illegal immigrants would require finding and removing more than 11 million people and deporting children born in the united states because their parents arrived illegally would go against citiz

david shuster has more. >> did you wipe the server? >> like with a cloth or something. >> hillary clinton is using jokes to brush aside her email controversy, law enforcements tell al jazeera the fbi team examining the email server is a potential criminal investigation. clinton insists she did not break any laws. >> i did not send classified material. and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated. it's the way you know how something it. >> a criminal code, titled section 1894 makes it a misdemeanour to keep documents or materials containing classified information at an unauthorised location. violation of the statute does not accident on the document or materials being stamped or marked as classified. an intelligence community reported to congress that two of the clinton emails, the office reviewed, contained materials that are top secret. the highest classification. fbi sources note that the agency director james kony has aggressively investigated public officials on the issues in the past. three years ago, they foun

david shuster has more. >> hey, everybody, how are you. >> forces close to joe biden tell al jazeera he is encouraged as top political supporters and advisors to build a presidential campaign. the outreach to donors and organizers is the latest indication of that joe biden has not made a full decision, staff and backers believe he will join the race. vermont senator bernie sanders says the vice president will be a strong and compelling rival. >> i have known joe biden for years, we served in the senate together. you will not find a guy more decent. >> at the white house on monday, the presidential spokesman praised experience and judgment. the president indicated his view that the decision to add joe biden as a running mate seven years ago was a smart decision. >> the president himself, at a private lunch encouraged the vice president to get into the race. the focus coming as hillary clinton conditions to deal with questions over the email system. and now with the fbi investigating clinton's actions, her approval numbers dropped. the latest poll suggests 46% of americans, and 25% of

jazeera america >>> hello everybody, this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm david shuster. just ahead, air strikes in syria, the pentagon is expanding its bombing campaign. military leaderings say this is about isil not president assad. >>> president obama just unveiled a plan to reduce carbon emissions by double digits many states don't like it and are already planning to file lawsuits. >>> the tech world is not happy with some people in philadelphia. a hick hiking

david shuster reports. >> i'm here to tell you why i'm running for president. >> on tuesday, floor senator marco rubio rained on the presidential parade on immigration reform. he said deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants is impractical. >> it does not sound like a plan that could pass. we need a thoughtful approach to the issue. >> to suggest that the discussion has not been serious is a shot at donald trump. >> over the weekend when he rolled over a policy paper for immigration, he made a statement on children born in the united states. >> you want to get rid of birth right citizenship. >> you have to, yes. >> bobby jindal, a lower g.o.p. presidential candidate followed suit. quote, we need you and birth right s&p for illegal immigrants. the wisconsin governor scott walker, a top g.o.p. rival was asked if he greed. >> yes. >> we should end birth right citizenship. >> yes, it's about enforcing the laws in this country. >> but birth right citizenship in this country is the law. the amendment to the constitution says quote,: >> courts have ruled ruled that except for children of fore

i am david shuster. just ahead. >> reporter: herring tonight, missouri, overnight there were another two dozen arrests and now a controversial group of armed civilians on the streets and adding to the tensions. history of violence, 50 years after the riots in watts, the los angeles neighbor has certainly changed, though some of the deep stars remain. reffed urevved up with the new o the u.s. communist rube kube a is effectin expecting an econom. plus master the amare can, a challenging, ground breaking and always fascinating. >> his paint says have a very memorable style the way that you remember scenes from movies. >> a new exhibit brings a new appreciation to parenter thomas heart benton. ♪ ♪ >>> a white rookie police officer who killed an unarmed black teenager in arlington, texas has now been fired. 19-year-old christian taylor was killed friday during a burglary investigate at a car deal are shim. the 911 tapes were released today and police say they contradict aren't that the 19-year-old was ki

we have team coverage in cleveland, but we begin with david shuster, and much of the conversation is what would donald trump do. would he come out and be statement like or be himself. >> he was himself and hit back when heap was attacked. there was -- when he was attacked. there was no doubt that he would be presidential. he refused to take the pledge that he would not run as an independent if he didn't get the nomination. for those that tried to take a shot at him, rand paul and fox, the news host there was a price. >> i can make the pledge if i'm the nominee i would demonstrate run as an independent. i'm discussing it with everybody. but i'm talking about leverage we want to win, and we will win. but i want to win as the republican i want to run as the republican nominee. politicians of all stripes - look he's hedging his bet on the clintons okay. >> mr trump, one of the things people love about you is you speak your mind and don't use a politicians filter. however, that is not woulent -- without its down sides in particular when it comes to women. you call women you don't like fat

david shuster has more. >> did you wipe the server? >> well like with a clot or something? i don't know. >> while hillary clinton is using jokes to brush aside her email controversy, law enforcement sources tell al jazeera the f.b.i. team examining her email server is treating the case as a potential criminal investigation. clinton insists she did not break any laws. >> i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified, which is the way you know whether something is. >> u.s. criminal code title 18 section 1924 makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in prison to keep documents or materials containing classified information at an unauthorized location, and aviation of the statute does not depend on the document or materials he being starched or marked as classified. an intelligence community inspector general has already reported to congress that at least two of the clinton emails hills office reviewed out of 40 contained material considered top secret, the highest classification. f.b.i. sources note that

for a tail about his would-be presidential agenda, david shuster has more. >> reporter: in another sign donald trump is campaigning to win the republican front runner offering policy details on his signature issue, illegal immigration. on "meet the press", he said all undocumented immigrants should be deported. >> they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we work with them. we either have a country or not. >> reporter: he rolled out construction of a wall along the border much mexico. making mexico pay for it. ends to birth right citizenship of children of undocumented immigrants, strengthening of the immigration. >> i love this country and want to make it great. it's not going to be great if we go the way we go. >> reporter: he said it would not be easy, deporting all illegal immigrants requires finding and removing 11 million people, and deporting children born in the united states because their parents arrived illegally would contravene citizenship codes in the american constitution. this weekend trump raised eyebrows with this. >> who do you talk to with military advi

. >>> hello, everything, this is al jazerra america, live from new york city, i am david shuster, just ahead. >>> rage, seeing red over the toxic yellow water. are there any reactions from what the epa calls tragic and unfortunate. >>> we take a close are look at the connection of what happened in watts and what is happening now. >>> diplomacy and dollars as the relationship between the united states and cuba gets warm he should we'll show you the

david shuster spent time at one of those events showing us how much the candidate is relying on social media to reach out to the voters. >> reporter: in washington d.c. the bernie sanders event had all the trappings of a typical house party, dozens came to eat, drink and talk politics. there was a short speak from the populous candidate himself. >> it is wrong that people are working 40 or 50 hours a week and still living in poverty. enough is enough. we have to raise that minimum wage to $15 an hour. [ clapping ] >> reporter: but the difference with this sanders' speech is it was delivered live over the internet to over 3500 watch parties across the country, and the campaign says that based on the rsvps in advance, the numbers participating totalled more than it 100,000. >> when we stand together there is nothing, nothing, nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> coast to coast, from california to the art gallery in new york city, it added up to the biggest organising event for any 2016 candidate so far. away from the crowds in the senate office building we spoke one on one with senator

david shuster has more. >> reporter: at the national urban league conference and with jed bush ready to address, hillary clinton opened fire. >> i don't think you can credibly say that everyone has a right to rise then say you are phasing out medicare or for repealing obama care. >> reporter: right to rise is the name. jed bush super pact and in case anyone milled clinton's swipe, she repeated the play on words. >> and you cannot sirls talk about -- seriously talk about the right too rise and support laws that deny the right to vote. >> reporter: the attack appeared to take the bush campaign by surprise jed bush avoided mention of clinton or any counterattack. instead, in his speech he focused on the african-american audience. . >> i know that there are unjust barriers to opportunity and mobility in this country. >> a spokesman for jed bush did not hold back sponding to clinton and a state on twitter he said: another bush spokesperson added: line palestine mr bush said he intends to reach beyond g.o.p. constituencies, and his appearance in front of the african-american organization u

david shuster is explains. >> thank you all very much. and that will do it for the first republican primary debate. >> reporter: as soon as the debate ended it was donald trump who dominated the discussion and the news. in spin alley he proclaimed victory. >> well, i really enjoyed it. it was something that i have never done before and everybody tells me i am winning every one of the polls so i am very happy about that. >> reporter: and when fox news analyst frank lunts reported that a debate focus group had grown tired of trump. he set social media on friday. quote. frank is a low class slob who came for my office looking for consulting work and i had zero interest. now he picked anti-trump panels. the reality television star also trashed one of fox's debate moderateers megan well why generated criticism in some corners of the internet for this. >> you have called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. >> reporter: quote wow meg am kelly really bombed. people are going wild on twitter. funny to watch. the deb

in the upcoming book and shuster, division of cbs, accuse mr. obama from retreating from the world's problems, did diminishing america's power as the threat of terrorism. >> a pretty harsh criticism of a sitting president. >> it is a necessary criticism i think is the way we both feel about it. that it's not an attack on him as a person. but it's very much sort of raising the alarm about policies. >> take for instance the president's recent nuclear deal with iran. >> with this deal we cut off every single one of iran's pathways to a nuclear program. >> you say of the deal that the obama agreement will, one, lead to a nuclear armed iran. middle east. and three, 9 first use of nuclear weapon since hiroshima and nagasaka, a pretty daunting prediction. >> we say it may well lead to weapon. the reality of my dad described that this deal makes war more or not less likely. >> think about what kind of regime it is. they have violated virtually every agreement they have ever been a party to. i don't think they can be trusted. >> the book some an expanded

in the upcoming book "exceptional" published by simon and shuster, division of cbs, accuse mr. obama from retreating from the world's problems, did diminishing america's power as the threat of terrorism. >> a pretty harsh criticism of a sitting president. >> it is a necessary criticism i think is the way we both feel about it. that it's not an attack on him as a person. but it's very much sort of raising the alarm about policies. >> take for instance the president's recent nuclear deal with iran. >> with this deal we cut off every single one of iran's pathways to a nuclear program. >> you say of the deal that the obama agreement will, one, lead to a nuclear armed iran. two, a nuclear arms race in the middle east. and three, 9 first use of nuclear weapon since hiroshima and nagasaka, a pretty daunting prediction. >> we say it may well lead to the first use of a nuclear weapon. the reality of my dad described that this deal makes war more or not less likely. >> think about what kind of regime it is. they have violated virtually every agreement they have ever been a party to. i do

david shuster asks why it's important to talk about that. >> one of the things people say about people who disclose that they were abused will often say and they mean well, you confessed, you admitted you were abused. i was raped as a small child, and i don't confess or admit anything concerning that. if you're held up at gunpoint, you don't confess that you did something, so and part of the reason you need to talk that is because the language of complicity is very important to the perpetrators. they tell children if anybody finds out what we did. from pretty early on, i haven't had a lot of trouble discussing it, and particularly because i knee people need to know about it, particularly because it still goes on and somewhere between where you sit and i sit, there are children going through absolute hell and we need to know bit and have the courage to talk about it. >> there seems to be a perception among most folks who look at incredibly talented comedians such as yourself and believe that it's drawn on sometimes dark experiences that you have had in your life. is that fair to suggest

david shuster, al jazeera. >> republican strategist and congressional campaign manager o'brien murray said did he say spite the hype, debates likely won't provide much insight into the issues. >> to get on stage and get a message across, whatever that is that each candidate has and try to get the sound bite. look at ronald reagan what he's done in the past, things of that sort. the primary debates it's not the win it's the spin. it's what you walk off the stage and what your people spin and what the reporters want to cover and election night it's not as if you came in first. if they thought you came in first and you came in second, that's a win. >> some gave public reactions rick santorum calling it preposterous: carly fiorina tweeted: >> the f.b.i. is now looking into hillary clinton's use which a private email server. her attorney said cooperating. the f.b.i. reportedly contacted the denver based company that managed the system. a federal intelligence inspector general referred it to the justice department to see if any classified material was mishandled. >> investigators in france

>> cleveland.cle >> cleveland shuster. yes. but they came to new york. and i broached the notion many years ago that superman didn't come from the planet crypton, hy came from the planet minsk. i don't think that is true any more. cartoonists are not necessarily jewish any more, the comic book artists. they come from all over the place.arti but it is a generation, four orl five generations away perhaps pl from where i am.fi so anything i really have to comment about is about stuff that happened so far back that if you wanted to know what, where i came from, why, because there was a great depression and out of the great depression de people formed political alliances in order to survive. there was a great comic named milt kaymon, a nightclub artist, who said when i was a kid during the depression, and he was my age, he said i lived in andklyn, there was a community -- communist and socialist party and american labor part and i moved to manhattan and 22 years old before i heard of the democratic party. does that not answer your question?y. >> well i though

david shuster, al jazeera. >> a federal judge has temporarily blocked the state of mississippi from carrying out executions. three inmates are suing the state. they say its cocktail of lethal drugs amount to cruel and unusual punishment. in june, the supreme court upheld the use of one of those drugs in executions. the mississippi department of corrections says it will appeal the decision. more reaction today to a new study that finds a huge racial disparity in student discipline. it looks at 13 southern states where black students are suspended and expelled at much higher rates than white students and one of those states is the accident. heidi zhou castro has details. >> in mckinney texas where a white police officer threw an unarmed black teenage girl to the ground at a pool party this summer, the advocacy group found the rate at which black students are arrested and suspended at the city's school district is more than double their portion of the student population. >> the disparities are concerning, but even for internal school discipline, suspension and expulsion, we know that suspension

david shuster, al jazeera. >> politico has come up with a multi-billion dollars price tag for donald trump's immigration plan. they asked six think tanks to crunch the in connection. the grand total is $166 billion. the biggest cost would go toward trump's mass deportation plan at a cost of $141 billion. allege off the u.s.-mexico border would take $5 billion and trump's plan includes compelling mexico to pay for the wall. >> convict national security leaker chelsea manning has lost privileges in prison. the former intelligence analyst formerly known at bradley manning was convicted of violating prison rules, including having a copy of vanity fair magazine. she will spend three weeks without recreation at activities. manning is serving a 35 year sentence. >> planned parent hood is on the offensive against critics trying to cut funding. it has been under pressure after a series of undercover videos drew new attention to its practices. >> i work at planned parent hood because i believe in educating women. >> plant parenthood is fighting back after the biggest assault in its 100 year hi

california highway patrol today ought tester results released gemstone live in our newsrooms details a real shuster >> j.r.: analyst tabret we're first report that body found and recycling container at her apartment complex a day after she is reported missing 15 year-old aging gonzaleses behind bars being tried as an adult for the murder. he also lived in this apartment complex authorities said that he lured her and headed into his apartment before killing her and eventually dumping her body in the recycling bin in the downstairs cry themselves as being tried as an adult and could face life in prison there are still a number of unanswered questions in this case the d.a.'s office has not yet even given us a time frame on all this and it's not said if they a good from an actual murder weapon tonight at 8 ago when death with a child advocate to get his take on all of this information. vallejo school board member sounding the alarm about safety concerns with the city's schools. as stand prepared had backed the class. three months since mass next rest was murdered near campus send. then kron 4 tonight s

david shuster, al jazeera. >> coming up, we'll take a closer look at bernie sanders' campaign and why his message is resonating with a certain kind of voter. >> the biggest wildfire in washington is only growing this morning. it measures over 400 square miles. evacuation orders are now in place for over half a million homes and firefighters and those in charge of relief operations are spread thin. several active duty soldiers have started helping in washington state. the soldiers are mostly involved in areas to make sure there are no new flare ups. we have more from washington. >> we're in north central washington at a fire camp. the roughly 400 firefighters are working fires throughout the state. there are still massive fires throughout the state of washington, including the complex fire which is the largest in state history. that means that thousands are residents are still evacuated. >> there's no welcome mat, but this lakeside park campsite with two tents and a camper is home for the packer family and others. they've been here since they fled their north washington house a week ag

he had a fine debate as david shuster said in his package nobody stood out by making a big gaffe. i said what was it like preparing to go against donald trump, you've done this before but not against someone hike him p.m. he tried to just take it as if it was another candidate tried to make sure he got his message out and not tangle with donald trump. that was the theme people said if they went against donald trump he would come right back at him but if you stayed away and played your own game, he would stay out of your way. >> did anyone emerge as a leading force against the democrats? in the latest polls clinton beats any one of these republicans. >> it's an interesting question. there was no woman on stage in the second debate, but it could be argued that hillary clinton was that 11th debater last night, because they went after her constantly. i don't think that that's what this debate ended up being about. they all took a position against hillary clinton. they were selling themselves to the republican audiences some in different ways. the social conservatives ted cruz and mike

. >> cleveland shuster. yes. but they came to new york. and i birched the notion many years ago that superman didn't come from the planet crypton, he came from the planet minesque. i don't think that is true any more. cartoonists are not necessarily jewish any more, the comic book artists. they come from all over the place. but it is a generation, four or five generations away perhaps from where i am. so anything i really have to comment about is about stuff that happened so far back that if you wanted to know what, where i came from, why, because there was a great depression and out of the great depression people formed political alliances in order to survive. there was a great comic named milt kay mon, a nightclub artists who said when i was a kid during the depression, and he was my age, he said i lived in brooklyn, there was a community and a socialist -- communist and socialist party and american labor part and i moved to manhattan and 22 years old before i heard of the democratic party. does that not answer your question. >> well i t

the speaker has asked chairman shuster to come up with a multiyear highway bill and pay for it and pass it in september and go to conference with us. that's one issue. a separate issue is the issue of tax reform and there has been a lot of focus on the territorial going to a territorial system. i might well be enthusiastic about that but i feel it is a totally separate track unrelated to the highway issue. >> the second part of that question is do you see us in the highway debate? >> you are getting back to the multiple things were going to be talking about this fall and i don't blame you for bringing it up but i don't know the answer to all that yet. we are going to do an extended package. i hope we don't do it at the end of the year like we did last year because taxpayers and the padding to go to the whole taxi or not knowing the tax implications of the decisions they're making in they're making and then you drop the incentive package on them at the end of year to cover the year you have just been in radar don't want that in hopefully we won't do that. have you or they had one? [inaud

the speaker has asked chairman shuster to come up with a multiyear highway bill and pay for it and pass it in september, go to conference with us. that's one issue. i separate issue is the issue of tax reform and there's been a lot of focus on the territorial going to a territorial system. i may well be enthusiastic about that but i view it as a totally separate track and let -- unrelated to the high would issue. >> the other part of the bush with d.c. extenders on the highway debate or -- >> you're getting back to the multiple things we will be talking up this fall. i don't blame you for bringing it up i don't know the answer to all that yet. we will do an extended package. i sure hope we don't do it at the end of the like we did last year because taxpayers end up having to go through the whole tax your not knowing the tax implications of the decisions they're making and then you drop the package on at the end of your to cover the year you're just been injured i don't like that hopefully we won't do that. have you already have one? you are up. >> the house this have to do -- [inaudible