. >> dana: sounds like her policy to fight isis is more of the policies of barack obama s. that working in the fight against >> we are starting to see a shrinking of the isis footprint especially in syria. but it is also one in which she would like to have more arab allies working together to arm those that are in directly on the ground and be able to fight them there in country, to be able to increase our air presence, to be able to work with our allies also and be able to stop isis from being able to have the weapons in which they it's also an escalation, especially on the air side and be able to go at them especially in the cyberspace which we know they have been very effective in recruiting and being able to promoted what their ideals are about. all of those things you will see her being very strong unlike trump who has devote announce except he has a secret plan whiche because he's smarter than the generals, the generals are reduced to rubble. he's going to be able to produce this super plan that nobody has a concept what it's about. >> dana: we appreciate your time. t

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obama. today, u-s labor secretary tom perez. 53:30-46 we've made a lot of progress from recovering from the worst recession of our lifetime, but we still have unfinished business and t unfinished business is to make sure that the win that's at our back results in shared prosperity for everyone and not shared prosperity for the few at the top. top. 3 organizers believe about five- thousand people attended laborfest today.there were plenty of family-friendly events, including a classic car show, music, and raffle tickets. before laborfest kicked off-- celebrations got underway at a parade in downtown milwaukee. 3 a beautiful labor day for a whatever your plans were for the today.but as chief meteorologist drew burgoyne tells us.. get ready for the heat.right drew? tonight: warm and humid. winds: sw 15-25 mph.tuesday: hot and and humid with lowss around 74. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this week: scattered showers and storms arrive on wednesday and into early thursday morning. highs for both wednesday a

(president barack obama) "my understanding, at least, is that is he's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement. i think there's a long history of sports figures doing so. but i don't doubt his sincerity based on what i've heard. i think he cares about some real, legitimate issues that have to be talked about and, if nothing else what he's doing is he's generated more conversation about."kaepernick's protests have spurred outrage from some...and support from others. a former packers pro bowler will be suiting up this season for one of the packers oldest and fiercest rivals. the chicago bears have signed left guard josh sitton to a 3-year contract worth nearly 22-million dollars. sitton teams up with kyle long to make one of the toughest pairs of guards in the league. sitton made three straight pro bowls as a packer before he the final year of his deal. meanwhile...the pack picked up a player from another rival....running back jhurell pressley from the vikings. pressley had an impressive preseason finale for minnesota. he returned a kick 106 yards for a score and caught a 28

"- trump trump acknowledging publicly barack obama was in fact born in the u-s. but, with the presidential debate happening this past monday, the birther topic was brought up again. trump stating that he alone was able to get obama to provide his birth certificate to prove where he was born meanwhile, hillary clinton still not born in the us (hillary clinton/(d) presidential barack obama is a man of great dignity. clinton took aim at trump, accusing him of promoting a "racist lie" for years this way now this woman on your screen claims she is responsible for starting the birther debate and she's from iowa! judy rose of anamosa was a volunteer coordinator in 2007 email back then about obama's heritage saying he was a muslim "i shared it with jones county democrats not knowing that one gentlemen was an obama one," judy says she was quickly let go from the campaign she says she regrets sending the email, but will not be voting for the democratic party anytime soon and kwwl political analyst doctor christ larimer just posted a new blog to our website - kwwl dot com h

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dropped by the u-s during the vietnam war. ( president barack obama ) "we over the next three years to this effort. our hope is that this funding will mark a decisive step forward in the work of rolling back the dangers of uso, clearing bombs, supporting survivors and advancing better future for the people of laos." obama's speech at the "cope" visitor center marks the beginning of a three-day stop in laos. he's the first u-s president to visit the country. in laos, unexploded bombs kill about 50 people every year. efforts to find those explosives will be aided by the pentagon, which will supply dropped. delayed-nv "love water, not oil! love water, not oil!" they all yell in unison.nat in north dakota..a native american tribe has won their fight for now. a federal judrge has put a temporary stop to construction on some--but not all--of a multi-state oil pipeline. hundreds have been protesting the project. they say the construction is destroying the tribe's ancient threatening the water supply. "there are so many of us united in this fight. there's numbers...with strong prayers. our

the civil rights movement in the 1960's, barack obama today. this museum is going to mean so much for the african-american community all around the country and around the world. i'm just really proud that i'm going to have the opportunity to represent my constituents and the part of that. you think youo think museum can play in our national conversations about race? >> i hope it will have people to more comfortable conversations about race. rather people would pretend that none of these things happened. some of the things i mentioned, that they never occurred. i think by having you meet him here, people will bring their families, people of all races. we can finally begin to have that conversation and begin to heal some of the wounds of the past and we can move forward as a great country. >> the founding director of the museum says that he hopes to meet them can be a place of reconciliation as well as telling the story of resilience of african-americans. his view is that the american story is being told through an african-american lens, do you s

president barack obama is in israel today for the funeral of shimon peres. the president attended the service this morning and delivered a eulogy for the israeli statesman. in 20-12.. the president said no other individual had done as much over the years to bring our two nations closer together. perez died wednesday at 93. the teenager accused of shooting three people at a south carolina school on wednesday is set to appear in court this morning. the boy will be in juvenile court. the judge has not decided whether cameras will be permitted. two students and a teacher were hurt in the incident at townville elementary school. one boy remains in critical condition. tulsa police officer betty shelby is expected in court today for her arraignment on first-degree manslaughter charges. shelby is the officer who shot and killed 40-year-old terence crutcher -- an unarmed black man, two weeks ago. the shooting showed crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his arms in the air. her attorney says shelby opened fire when the man began to reach into his s-u-v windo

president barack obama doesn't seem to be softening his stance on snowden. when asked if there's a chance the president would pardon the n-s-a whistle-blower, white house press secretary josh earnest responded like this: josh earnest / white house press secretary "the fact is the manner in which mr. snowden chose to disclose states, harmed our national security, and put the american people at greater risk."edward snowden argues his leaks about massive government surveillance programs were a public service. in a video interview with the guardian, he says without the revelation, quote, "we'd be worse off." the former contractor fled the country three years ago. he's being charged with espionage. ...but not everyone agrees what snowden did was wrong. oliver stone, who directed a new film about the whistle-blower, praised snowden's actions in an interview with oliver stone / director of "snowden" "the united states government developed and deployed a massive global surveillance system without democratic consent and there was one person who revealed that and that

earlier today hillary clinton blasted her barack obama was born in america plain and simple. and s donald trump oh's him and american people an apology. he also tried to place birther blame on her while traik credit for ending the controversy. hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the bitter controversy. and michelle obama campaign with type accusations with class. >> during his time in office barack answered those questions with examples he set. by going high when they go low. >> so trump's claims that clinton launched the birther movement during her primary run back in 2008 is unsubstantiated and has long been denied by clinton and her campaign. live in newsroom tim caputo, 7 news. >> now to develop thing story from patriots patriots star rob for sunday game he has out after injured hamstring. patriots will take on dolphins in first home game of the season. just a couple days from now, but gronk's not only player who could be sitting this next game out. tray dairy is live in newsroom with more on what pats's line up could looking a patriots injury report is outer

fin a las acciones ejecutiva de presidente barack oba obama >> nosotros no estamos en contra de la gente que estÁ necesitada que venga a este paÍs, queremos que vengan, pero hÁganlo bien legalmente, como mi papÁ. reportera: activistas pro-inmigrantes siguen diciendo que lo hacen de odio >> sabemos que con los apoyan es deshacerse de nosotros. enrique: incredulidad y enojo recibieron la notic de donald trump con enrique peÑa nieto, no hubo insultos por lo que enrique peÑa nieto lo calificÓ como "una mala interpretaciÓn "donald trump ante las cÁmaras hablÓ de la construcciÓn del muro. se suponÍa que no iba a haber conferencia pero cuando las palabras terminaron la prensa estadounidense comenzÓ a haz era preguntas al candidato republicano, y donald trump como ha hecho otras veces se olvidÓ del programa y empezÓ a responder, le preguntamos por el tan anunciado muro fronterizo tenÍa curiosidad si despuÉs de ser el huÉsped del presidente mexicano, mÉxico lo iba a pagar >> si hablamos del muro, pero no del pago del muro, una reuniÓn preliminar, excelente, muchas de las cosa

fin a las acciones ejecutiva de presidente barack oba obama >> nosotros no estamos en contra de la gente que estÁ necesitada que venga a este paÍs, queremos que vengan, pero hÁganlo bien legalmente, como mi papÁ. reportera: activistas pro-inmigrantes siguen diciendo que lo hacen de odio >> sabemos que con los apoyan es deshacerse de nosotros. enrique: incredulidad y enojo recibieron la noticia de donald trump con enrique peÑa nieto, no hubo insultos por lo que enrique peÑa nieto lo calificÓ como "una mala interpretaciÓn "donald trump ante las cÁmaras hablÓ de la construcciÓn del muro. se suponÍa que no iba a haber conferencia pero cuando las palabras terminaron la prensa estadounidense comenzÓ a haz era preguntas al candidato republicano, y donald trump como ha hecho otras veces se olvidÓ del programa y empezÓ a responder, le preguntamos por el tan anunciado muro fronterizo tenÍa curiosidad si despuÉs de ser el huÉsped del presidente mexicano, mÉxico lo iba a pagar >> si hablamos del muro, pero no del pago del muro, una reuniÓn preliminar, excelente, muchas de las cos

president barack obama delivers his final address to the united nations general assembly today. fox6's mary stoker smith joins us live in the newsroom with the message he shared with the world. this is the president's 8th time speaking before the united nation's unity. he also painted a dark picture of a world divided between those who want to cooperate with global partners and those who want to retreat into division and isolationism. " i believe that at this moment we all face a choice. we can choose to press forward with a better model of cooperation and integration or we can retreat into a world sharply divided and ultimately in conflict along age-old lines of nation and tribe and race to you today that we must go forward and not backward." obama also addressed the israel-palestine conflict, saying palestinians must recognize the legitimacy of israel. but he also said peace will not come until israel recognizes it cannot israel's prime minister to discuss the need for a two-state solution. back to you. ted thansk mary ?the president asked wisconsin republican senator ron john

. >> first of all, i got to watch in preparing for this, s your debates against barack obama, you treated him with terrible disrespect. i watch the way you talk now how lovely everything is and how wonderful you are. it doesn't work that way. you were after him, you were trying to, you even sent out, your campaign sent out pictures of him in a certain garb. very famous pictures. i don't think you can deny that. but just last week, your campaign manager said it was true. so when you to act holier than presidential debate in just a moment. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." reporting tonight from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. >> this year, secretary clinton became the first woman nominated for president by a major party. earlier this month you said, she doesn't have quote, a presidential look. what did you mean by that? >> she doesn't have the look. she doesn't have the stamina. i said she doesn't have the stamina. and, i don't believe she does have the stamina. to be president of this country, you need tremendous stamina. >> the quote was, i just don't think she has a presi

fin a las acciones ejecutiva de presidente barack oba obama >> nosotros no estamos en contra de la gente que estÁ necesitada que venga a este paÍs, queremos que vengan, peroÁganlo bien legalmente, como mi papÁ. reportera: activistas pro-inmigrantes siguen diciendo que lo hacen deodio >> sabemos que con los apoyan es deshacerse de nosotros. enrique: incredulidad y enojo recibieron la noticia de donald trump con enrique peÑa nieto, no hubo insultos por lo que enrique peÑa nieto lo calificÓ como "una mala interpretaciÓn "donald trump ante las cÁmaras hablÓ de la construcciÓn del muro. se suponÍa que no iba a haber conferencia pero cuando las palabras terminaron la prensa estadounidense comenzÓ a haz era preguntas al candidato republicano, y donald trump como ha hecho otras veces se olvidÓ del programa y empezÓ a responder, le preguntamos por el tan anunciado muro fronterizo nÍa curiosidad si despuÉs de ser el huÉsped del presidente mexicano, mÉxico lo iba a pagar >> si hablamos del muro, pero no del pago del muro, una reuniÓn preliminar, excelente, muchas de las cosa que

counterpart, barack obama. pence was speaking with h cnn's dana bash. >> i think it is s an arguable that vladimir putin has been a stronger leadeder in his cououny that barack obama has been in this country. and that is going to change the day that donald trump becomes president of the united states of america. amy: pence's comments follow similar remarks made by trump at a national security forum on wednesday night. speaking from north carolina, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton called those remarks scary. meanwhile, in geneva, secretary of state john kerry is discussing a proposed ceasefire agreement in syria with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. wells fargo will pay $185 million in fines after it was caught illegally manipulating customers' bank accounts in order to rack up feeees and othr charges. the consumer financial protection bureau found wells fargo employees secretly opened phony bank accounts and issued credit cards to customers who did not want them. these practices led to o

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counterpart, barack obama. pence was speaking with h cnn's dana bash. >> i think it is s an arguable that vladimir putin has been a stronger leadeder in his cououny that barack obama has been in this country. and that is going to change the day that donald trump becomes president of the united states of america. amy: pence's comments follow similar remarks made by trump at a national security forum on wednesday night. speaking from north carolina, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton called those remarks scary. meanwhile, in geneva, secretary of state john kerry is discussing a proposed ceasefire agreement in syria with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. wells fargo will pay $185 million in fines after it was caught illegally manipulating customers' bank accounts in order to rack up feeees and othr charges. the e consumerer financial protection bureau found wells fargo employees secretly opened phony bank accounts and issued credit cards to customers who did not want them. these practices led

barack obama is a man of great dignity, and i could tell how much it bothered him and anoint him that this was being touted, and used against him. >> jumping and when lester holt asked believe president obama was not born in the states. he recently conceded that obama really was born here. we will hear more from both nominees throughout the money. >>> 2 former wells fargo employees are suing the company saying they were let go for refuuing to open fake accounts. the class-action lawsuit is now asking for at least $2.6 bbllion for the claim wells price by having employees do unethical practices. they were fined $185 million earlier this month, for inflating sales by opening more than 2 million think -- a fake bank and credit card accounts. >>> disney is reportedly interested in buying the social media site for $30 billion. twitter stock jumped 3% yesterday when talks about it -- a potential deal came to ?ight. microsoft is in the running to make a bed. twitter not commenting. >>> one of auburn university's iconic oak trees it goes up in flames, somebody lit that on fire after the team

president barack obama will meet with the leader of burma today at the white house. the meeting is meant to pre ties between the u-s and burma. the leader of burma is also expected to meet with secretary of state john kerry. your next selfie could be illegal. we're talking about the reason why -- and americans' obsession with selifes -- in the morning mix. that's coming up at 5:45. 50 shades of grey is getting darker -- much darker in a new trailer for the sequel. we've got your sneak peek -- ahead in the morning juice. more 12 the video is the video is hard to watch...three phoenix police officers run down by a guy they say tried to kill them.the latest on where this hacked!what the u-s olympic committee says happened.... incredible video of an airzona air national guard pilot... saved at the last second ... christian... and ana....and a whole lot of really excited suburban housewives....the new 50 shades darker trailer is out...we've got it... in your morning juice... ???adlib welcome ???adlib & toss jimmy jimmy???adlib & toss ???adlib & toss jimmy ???adlib weather

natural born citizenship. >> president barack obama was born in the united states. period. >> reporter: over to you obama. >> i was pretty confident where i was s born. i think most people were as well. >> reporter: for the now, i'm mike sax. >> thank you, mike. >>> breaking news to tell you about out of new jersey right now. you're looking at video from just moments ago of a beached hump back whale. this is so sad. 25 feet long right now. apparently injured at this time. we're trying to find out exactly what happened. as soon as we get more information, though, we will bring it to you. right now. it looks beautiful over at the main sail beach inn? >> it really does. we're starting off with a gorgeous day out there at the main sail beach inn. through the weekend, we will have good hours at the beach. i have that forecast for you coming up. it will be touch and go with our rainhaes. as you can see right now, pinellas county is seeing the majority of the storms. there's a few billowing around the west chase area, in north western hillsborough county and also around in

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americans would have to meetings between president barack obama and china's president.president obama has since tried to after a lifetime of service... mother teresa is now saint teresa of kolkatta.more on the canonization celebration... 3 and you what had players in tears on the sidelines of a college football game this weekend? 3 plus -- if the reports are true... former packers lineman josh sitton has found a new team.kevin holden has details of the deal coming up later in sports. ???break??????break??? 3 3 3 an incredibly touching tribute during nebraska's opener in lincoln this weekend...a nod to former teammate and big ten punter of the year -- sam foltz. foltz.the first me the cornhuskers lined up to punt -- the intentionally left his position empty... as a massive banner bearing his number and initials appeared in the stands.they drew a delay of game penalty... which was declined by their opponent fresno state.foltz -- along with former michigan state this summer. also in nebraska... family and friends released five thousand balloons in honor of a boy killed at disneyworld thi

president barack obama and former president bill clinton both delivered eulogies at the ceremony. peres died suffereing a major stroke. he was presented with the presidential medal of freedom in 20-12. peres was 93-years-old. several people calling for wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf to resign following the bank's scandal. officials say employees illegally opened as many as two million unauthorized bank and credit card accounts without customer knowledge. more than five-thousand employees have been fired.. and stumpf forfeited millions in stock. an investigation continues this morning.. a day after the commuter train...federal agents are still gathering evidence at the scene...jay gray is also there this morning with the very latest on the tragedy... most days 15-thousand commuters or more.. move through this station...but this morning..only a handful of people are inside - recovery teams and investigators... trying to figure out what went wrong... in just morning rush unraveled... (jersey city fire/rescue)"i have heavy structural damage. i have people trapped on the train.//major m

president barack obama doesn't seem to be when asked if there's a chance the president would pardon the n-s-a whistle-blower, white house press secretary josh earnest responded like this: "the fact is the manner in which mr. snowden chose to disclose this information damaged the united states, harmed our national security, and put the american people at greater risk."edward snowden argues his leaks about massive government surveillance programs were a public service. in a quote, "we'd be worse off." the former contractor fled the country three years ago. he's being charged with espionage. ...but not everyone agrees what snowden did was wrong. oliver stone, who directed a new film about the whistle-blower, praised snowden's actions in an interview with c-n-n's christiane amanpour. "the united states government developed and deployed a massive global surveillance system without democratic consent and there was one person who revealed that and that was mr. snowden and he did so with conviction and love of country."jose ph gordon-levitt stars in the film, "snowden," which releases in andrew

president barack obama expressed frustration at delays in adopting a transpacific partnership trade agreement, blaming the u.s. political season of the failure to win passage. >>'s standards in countries rise -- >> if standers in countries rise, they will be competing in who can -- instead able be competing for who is working the smartest and has the best products and the best ideas. reporter: before departure, the farewell dinner and show. the leaders donning traditional costumes. the appearance of cordial diplomacy while the tensions in the region remain unresolved. brent: let's bring in our correspondent following the story for us today. good evening to you richard. we have eight years behind us now where obama has attempted a diplomatic pivot towards asia. how far did he get? richard: it has been a bit of a struggle. when you go to the thinking behind this pivot towards asia as they describe it, the idea was the united states has been all caps far too long in far too many intractable conflicts in the middle east in spending far too little time devoting its attention to the world's most dy

trump saying those have been kept low in order to help barack obama in in office. hillary clinton today came out and said you know what, that shows, those comments show donald trump should never be president because presidents shouldn't be talking about the fed. we're seeing new issues every day. >> we sure are. thank you. >>> eog resources inks a deal to buy yates petroleum. the energy company said it will acquire privately owns yates for nearly $2.5 billion. the merger will allow eog to expand its presence in the basin. shares surged more than 6.5% to 95.83. strong demand for storage and networking products helped marvel technology turn a profit. sales, which came in shy of estimates. the company also gave lower than expected guidance. shares finned at 1.94. the food and trug drug ad given sage's company says there are currently no approved treatments nor that condition. it sent shares soaring to 40.92. >>> investors had a chance to react today to a financial times report published over the weekend saying liberty media may take a large position in the car racing

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obama and democrats said terrible things about george bush. mid-1980's, ithe spoke with a person -- a friend of mine going to uc berkeley. they were at the uc berkeley anti-reagan festival or barf. [laughter] that is nothing new. what is unusual is a level of this taste for both candidates within their own parties for different reasons. i suppose that will probably who ise regardless of elected although on the republican side, i concluded my column by saying that if donald trump wins, most of the party will get behind him for a while but if he comes to be seen as a failed president, the divisions will come back. in response to your question about turnout, that is one of the rate unknowns. factor thatertain make it impossible to know what is going to happen now. there are various theories about it. each poll incorporates its own very. charlie's. that people will turn out in normal numbers but they will be motivated more by hatred than passion for their candidate is a perfectly plausible one. another one is that donald trump will do well because

he said that the generals had been reduced to rubble under barack obama, that the performance of the military was an embarrassment. very strong language. he said at one point he wanted new generals when he became president. that's very unusual to call for that kind of change in the military, which you think of as being professional and independent. the second thing i thought was really important was when he said that he would want to take the oil in iraq. the arab world's biggest fear about american involvement is that secretly is our goal, we want to take their oil, that everything we do is really about taking their resources. and trump came out and said it flatly. i think that's something that the arab world really will worry about. and then finally the issue you were talking about earlier about his response to the intelligence briefing. intelligence analysts don't make policy recommendations. for trump to infer from body language or whatever that there were policy recommendation that's were being made by intelligence officers is going to deeply upset people in that community. they

president barack obama has created a special marine monument in the atlantic ocean. by 2023, nearly 5,000 square miles off of georgia's bank will be protected and closed off to fishing boats. local fishermen tell fox25's leaving them without any options. >> people who made business plans to use this area and all of a sudden the rug was pulled out from underthem. >> reporter: he has been working at sea for more than two decades. he says the government restrictions strangle his livelihood. >> how can you plan for the future when you can get basically shut down by the stroke of a pen. >> reporter: the nationally created monument designates georgia's bay, one of the northwest either's richest fishing area. >> i feel it is a sad day. >> reporter: ahead of the partnership and fisherman wife's association says the farmers cannot just pick up and move their operation. >> the ocean is not huge. fish are not everywhere. fish live in the area by nature just like we live. >> reporter: the biggest impact will be to the commercial boats out of new bedford. we caught up with one ca

obama was born in the united states, period." donald trump tried putting the birther controversy behind him president obama was not born in the u- s.. trump came out and said obama was born in the united states.. "period." he did not.. however.. apologize.. and said he didn't start it. it's been a busy week in politics. it started off with questions about hillary clinton's health...and ended with donald trump appearing on the doctor oz's show. here's abc news political director rick klein with the wrap up of this week's evnt doctors orders - and russia, showing no love i'm abc's rick klein with the latest in politics this week campaigns sometimes stumble - but when a candidate wobbles, that's a big deal this cell phone video, with hillary clinton unsteady on her feet after leaving a 9/11 memorial event early, set off a week of medical information and speculation nats - candidates talking about health clinton acknowledged a pneumonia diagnosis that led providing a doctor's report to back that up. bill clinton/chelsea/or hrc sot fr

>> president barack obama, was born in the united states. >>reporter:he also falsely accused hillary clinton of starting the controversy, during >> i finished it. >>reporter:'s comments set off a firestorm. >> he is feeding into the worst impulses. >>reporter:angry members of the congressional black caucus able donald trump a disgusting fraud. >> donald trump is nothing more than a 2 bit racial arsonist. >>reporter: is for the president. >> i was pretty confident about where i was born. were as well. >>reporter:donald trump uses big announcement to promote his new hotel and here in washington, dc just blocks from the white house. he would not allow reporters inside. a new poll shows hillary clinton has a 13-point lead among women, but 53% of female voters do not think donald trump respects women much. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >>> the time right now is 9:10, new revelations about sugar and its negative health effects. why some experts say the than truthful, and who it is accused of shifting the blame to. >>> outside this morning w

president barack obama, john kerry, bill and hillary clinton. u.s. secretary ban ki-moon, prince charles, angela merkel, france president hollande. that is a testament not only to israel but world leader itself. the story of shimon peres the longest serving politician in israel's history. peres was there from the very beginning. he held every cabinet position, he was prime minister three times but never won an election. >> never got the public love that he was yearning for. he was never hugged by the populous of israel as >> in 1993 peres signed the peace accord which recognized a two-state solution with the palestinians for the first time. a wave of palestinian suicide bombings left him struggling to defend the peace process. >> i know that we are moving in a world full of dangers, but they know, also, this is the best, the only hope upon which we have to move. >> reporter: ultimately, the increase in violence cost him the 1996 election. they turned their backs on him in favor of

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s, if he became president. and he blamed north korea's latest weapons test on clinton. >> it was announced that north korea performed its fifth nuclear test. its fourth since hillary clinton became secretary of state. it's just one more massive failure from a failed secretary of state. >> reporter: trump tonight heads to conservative pensacola, florida, for a rally. it's an area with a big concentration of military. something he's been concentrating on this week himself. and tomorrow he'll attend funeral services for phyllis schlafly, the conservative icon that passed away earlier this week in st. louis, missouri. bret? >> carl cameron here in washington, thanks. >>> as hillary clinton tried today to pump up her foreign policy and national security credentials in the midst of another serious foreign policy challenge for her old boss, her campaign is once again being accused of hypocrisy and playing the race card. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is with the clinton campaign tonight in new york. >> report

intensified airstrikes in aleppo have been branded barbarous by barack obama and german chancellor angela merkel. russia and serial say they targeted only rebel fighters. hundreds have died in the last few days in some of the fiercest compartment seen. -- bombardment seen. the u.n.'s humanitarian chief says that too many red lines have been crossed in syria. stephen o'brien was addressing the security council in new york, speaking about the devastation in aleppo. he questioned whether any level of disaster and death would prompt international action. former u.n. secretary-general kofi annan spoke of his fear that the conflict is unstoppable. >> what is happening is heart wrenching, and the syrian people are paying the price. there are lots of forces at work. there are proxy wars going on. sometimes you have a feeling that, some are determined to fight to the last syrian life. mayor in far right eastern france threatens to expel a nonprofit organization for being too pro-migrant. laire says they are dedicated to fighting poverty and discrimination, offering emergency shelter and food and c

s, if he became president. and he blamed north korea's latest weapons test on clinton. >> it was announced that north korea performed its fifth nuclear test. its fourth since hillary clinton became secretary of state. it's just one more massive failure from a failed secretary of state. >> reporter: trump tonight heads to conservative pensacola, florida, for a rally. it's an area with a big concentration of military. something he's been concentrating on this week himself. and tomorrow he'll attend funeral services for phyllis schlafly, the conservative icon that passed away earlier this week in st. louis, missouri. bret? >> carl cameron here in washington, thanks. >>> as hillary clinton tried today to pump up her foreign policy and national security credentials in the midst of another serious foreign policy challenge for her old boss, her campaign is once again being accused of hypocrisy and playing the race card. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is with the clinton campaign tonight in new york. >> report

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you, i think, would do a great job playing the role of barack obama. >> yeah, that might be good. that might be good. >> stephen: do you have-- have you worked on your obama? because you guys both have swagger? >> yeah, swagger. we've talked about it a couple of times. >> stephen: you and obama have talked about it? >> we've talked about it. >> stephen: hold on. >> yeah, me and "b" was talking about it the other day. >> you know, we was just chatting. but we talked about-- we talked about it a couple of times. he said the one thing what is for sure, i have the ears to play him. yeah. >> stephen: that's true. >>i think that is-- >> stephen: the man does not need the n.s.a. he can hear what everybody is saying all the the time. ( laughter ) after eight years of the barack obama presidency, there was all this sort of hope that we were in a sort of a-- or talk at least about, that we were moving into a post-racial society. d relations, given the tension now in the united states after eight years of the obama presidency? >> you know, it's interesting. i always look at these things in t

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has been a stronger leader in his country than barack obama has in his country. mark: trump was in cleveland look to making a speech about education. his campaign was dealing with new of a big staff shakeup in florida, and the report in the washington post there were mass departures from his policy shop in washington, d.c. lots going on in trump world. if his performance tracks how he was last night, with some areas of criticism and stylistic flourish, will not be enough to win the debate? -- will that be enough to win the debate? john: the fact that he will be in a direct confrontation with hillary clinton will make it harder for him to do what he did last night, to bluster his way through and not go long on anything. iis thing on the iraq war, know we have a lot to talk about -- he's lying. there are three separate instances before the war where he did not at all of those it. the public record of him wassing it, the first time when the war was going on after one year. when he lies in a presidential debate like that, there is a high risk to fact check him. mark:

president barack obama was born in the united states, period." birther controversy behind him once and for all. after five years of suggesting president obama was not born in the u- s.. trump came out and said obama was born in the united states.. "period." he did not.. however.. apologize.. and said he didn't start it. it started off with questions about hillary clinton's health...and ended with donald trump appearing on the doctor oz's show. here's abc news political director rick klein with the wrap up of this week's events doctors orders - and russia, showing no love i'm abc's rick klein with the latest in politics this week campaigns sometimes stumble - but when a candidate wobbles, that's a big deal this cell phone video, with hillary clinton unsteady on her feet after leaving a off a week of medical information and speculation nats - candidates talking about health clinton acknowledged a pneumonia diagnosis that led to lightheadedness - but saying she feels fine now?and providing a doctor's report to back that up. bill clinton/chelsea/or h

community under the policies of the white house, barack obama, and hillary clinton. >> reporter: the roots are now pushing sarah's law that calls for stricter detention laws. mejia is currently on i.c.e.'s most wanted list. shannon. >> trace, thank you very much. that story you just heard hits close to home for our next guest. in 2014, an illegal immigrant who had been living in the u.s. for two decades was driving drunk when he took the promising life of sergeant brandon mendoza. now mendoza's mother is speaking out on immigration and putting her support behind donald trump. immigration reform advocate mary ann mendoza joins me now. we thank you for your time. can you tell us what it is like, first of all, to get the news that you've lost a child and to have the complicating factor that that involved somebody who shouldn't have even been here, that had -- you've been able to go back and time and that person never made it to this country or been deported along with previous criminal convictions and arrests, your son may still be here. >> absolutely. he would be here. you know, i got