the university of west virginia has sold alcohol at football games since 2011, grossing more than $2 million according to the athletics department. and west virginia university campus police say alcohol- related incidents on game days have decreased since the introduction of alcohol sales. >> why would they want to make it easy and more accessible? >> reporter: patty winston is a coordinator for the brave and bold coalition which educates the public on the dangers of irresponsible drinking. she is skeptical of any data or argument that implies making alcohol more accessible leads to more responsible drinking, especially amongst college students. those arguments will be center stage tonight, sherman charles caldwell and the west of his liquor board will have to sort it all out. >> there's already an underaged drinking problem in the college park area. we've had two student deaths in the last year. the burp is on the -- burden of proof is on the university. >> and, of course, how do you regulate this? i mean, there's all kinds of questionyour mind as just -- >> the number 1 is, are the

they were internallyvestigated by the university of virginia and handled appropriately. in a statement to abc news uva said that they promptly investigated allegations of hazing and took prompt action to provide support services to the affected students adding that they have since enhanced monitoring of team conduct. >>> coming up here on "nightline." zoo lander is not the only one who is disillusioned. >> that a male model's life is a precious precious commodity. >> you'll meet a young man who thought modeling was a way out of the trailer park but found an industry not nearly as glamorous as you might think. >>> and jennifer garner and ben affleck divorcing after a decade of marriage. what happened. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes.

next is west virginia university professor krystal frazier talks about the complexities of family life for african americans in the north as well as the south during the mid-20th century. the emmett till case is mentioned as a watershed moment in many of the stories that she highlights. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> welcome back. thank you for paying attention to the e-mails that i sent out. they were reminders about your papers. we are fortunate to have this collection. just because it is a paper on the south come it doesn't count for your paper. and if you attend [indiscernible] over spring break? yippee. please protected to that. and the concert is on the 23rd. that could count as your activity. consider that one. remember to ask me about the ones that you have in mind. a lot of work over school break and answer questions. we will talk about that today and talk about emmett till. i want us to back up to where we were before spring break. were talking with the world that migrants created. by the 1930's there is a slowdown of migration rate. the great migration happened aro

virginia. universities are trying to determine if neil falls was a serial killer linked to a string of unsolveed murders and disappearances nationwide. the victim was offering escort services on the website back page when she met falls. he showed up after her door saturday and that is when he attacked her. >> when he strangled me he just wouldn't let me get any air. so i grabbed my rake. when he laid the gun down to get the rake out of my hands i shot him. i grabbed the gun and shot behind me. leon: investigators say they found shovel, handcuffs bleach and other items in falls' vehicle. police are now trying to link him to several unsolved cases including the disappearances of six women in ohio. kimberly: a series of troubling incidents on the metropolitan branch trail raised question of safety. several robberies have been reported. now law enforcement response time has been slow due to the lack of pin point accurate locations. to fix the problem ddot is going to install mile markers along the full length of the mbt and each mile marker will be entered in location data base. leon: this may found

. >> next, west virginia university professor krystal frazier examines the simulation -- circulation of goods and people from the north to south. the emmett till case is highlighted. prof. frazier: good afternoon. welcome back. thank you for paying attention to the e-mails that i sent out. they were reminders about your papers. we are fortunate to have this collection of newspapers. be sure to use those. just because it is a black paper in the south, it does not count for your southern majority paper. remember that. please pay attention to the of that coming out. the gospel choir concert is april 23rd. that can count as a cultural immersion activity. you can consider that one, and remember to ask me about the ones you have in mind. you did a lot of good work over spring break and answering your questions. we will talk about that today and talk about emmett till. i want to back up to where we were before spring break. we were talking about the world and vibrance created. we know the great migration happens around world war i. we talk about all the ways that we can learn about the worl

gary gallagher of the university of virginia. most of your familiar with his works. he has been prolific, writing about confederate history. he has 100 articles as well as numerous book titles. some of my personal favorites confederate war, union war. many books have b had a profound impact on the field. i am a student of dr. gallagher's. in 1988i was a historian at spotsylvania. he publi

. >> campus scandal controversy again at the university of virginia.tions from a talented swimmer and olympic hopeful. >> later looking great. women trying out men's grooming products. are they better and cheaper than ladies cosmetics? it's wednesday, july 1st. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> hey, well, we are redefining what it means 0 play like a girl. >> are we now? >> oh we are in a big way. >> we should all be wanting to play like a girl. >> that's exactly right. >> grown women, they are fun to watch. congrats to team usa. dominated, dominated germany. that whole game. oh. >> they really were. sometimes i feel with soccer you don't feel how hard it is to be out there on that. they say you touch the ball for maybe less than a minute but you are running back and forth. it is an exhausting game. didn't you feel just how intense it was? >> i don't get this worked up unless the razorbacks are playing. >> that's true. >> but to watch this match, one young lady from germany ble

. >>> well new trouble at the university of virginia, this time over hazing. member of the swim team there has filed a lawsuit against five teammates. >> he claims he feared for his life because the hazing was so extreme. abc's mara schiavocampo with the details. >> reporter: from the pool to the courtroom, 19-year-old anthony marcantonio, a swimming star and olympic hopeful, taking on alleged hazing at uva, filing a lawsuit claiming that "systemic, threatening, degrading, humiliating and violent hazing" by five upper classmen cost him his swim career at the university. >> they threatened him with sexual violence of a very awful variety. they were locked into a bathroom and told to drink vast quantities of alcohol. they were imprisoned in the bathroom. >> reporter: the suit claiming the upper class men berated and assaulted markantonio and other team members last summer during something known as welcome week. one of the team members allegedly sustaining an eye injury during the activities allegedly told by one of the uppers to lie if questions about how he got

editor office months after the retracted story about a gang rape that supposedly occur at the university of virginia> a quick look at what is still to come. a marathon swimmer in the water for 18 hours makes a daring escape after a great white shark stops him from making a record. and new reports on the hannah anderson case. why the kidnappers sister's said she was the victim. and dylann roof appearing in court again today. the suspect is facing federal hate crime charges. >>> an emotional scene as thousands gather to remember an officer who was gunned down in the line of duty during watt appeared to be a routine traffic stop. the sergeant stopped the motor motorist for driving erratically. civilians and officers alike lined the roadways during the procession. many holding american flags while officers from all across the country filled in the arena. bagpipes played out remembering the officer. family and colleagues choked back tears remembering him as a quote warrior who encouraged everybody to do their best. >> i think my dad always knew something like this was going to happen. i truly believe if

the audio information in this program courtesy of the miller center at the university of virginia. and the lbj presidential library at lbjlibrary.org. >> we conclude our look back at the 1965 medicare bill with footage from the july 30, 1965 bill signing ceremony at the harry s. truman presidential library in independence, missouri. in his opening remarks president johnson praised his predecessor, harry truman, for inspiring the legislation designed to protect americans as lbj put it from the "economic effects of sickness." this is about half an hour. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm glad you like the president. i like him too. [laughter] >> mr. president, mrs. johnson distinguished guests, you have done me a great honor in coming here today and made me a very happy man. this is an important hour for the nation. for those of our citizens who have completed their tour of duty and moved to the sidelines, these people are our responsibility and are entitled among other benefits to the best medical protections available. not one of our citizens should be abandoned -- w

the athletic facility itself, which is being used by west virginia university, a minor-league pittsburgh pirates affiliate, and community teams was built with financing bonds. you will hear more about this exciting project from bob nettie in a few minutes. i assure you, the response has been overwhelmingly positive. bob has been the chairman on the board of the pittsburgh pirates since 2003 and is the driving force behind a number of programs that made pnc park america's best ballpark of 2014. he brings a long history of building a successful organization and a long-term commitment to economic growth in west virginia. before we hear from all of our panelists, i would like to turn it over the governors to give them an opportunity to introduce their guests. governor mead: we have had a wonderful time here. i do wonder about having a beer festival a week from now, it seems like it would have had good business with this group had it occurred now. governor hickenlooper is an expert. i want to thank you for your leadership on the economic development in the commerce committee. i think this may

. >> university of virginia history professor gary gallagher has written or edited over 20 books on the american civil war. up next, professor gallagher discusses general robert e. lee's surrender -- >> welcome to our final program. gary gallagher of the university of virginia. most of your familiar with his works. he has been prolific, writing about confederate history. he has 100 articles as well as numerous book titles. some of my personal favorites, confederate war, union war. many books have had a profound impact on the field. i am a student of dr. gallagher's. in 1988, i was a historian at spotsylvania. he published earlier a biography who fought the bloody angle. he came out with his dog and we spend an afternoon walking the field and talking about civil war history in graduate school. one of the best if not one of the best decisions next ameren my wife. i decided to study under him. it was not always easy. it was not always smooth. we had disagreements. i think he's misguided about some things. he doesn't think there has been any good music after 1980. clearly wrong. [laughter]

followed by michael bennet at the university of denver. later, virginia rometty addresses the graduating class at northwestern university. u.s. chief technology officer megan smith delivered this year's commencement address at m.i.t.. she was appointed by president obama in 2014 after serving as vice president of business development at google for nearly one decades. her speech is 30 minutes. about the corporation and faculty of the massachusetts institute of technology are now declared convene. with this assembly, on the occasion of the commencement exercises of this institution for the conferring of its degrees, please rise further indication by rabbi michelle fincher and remain standing to join the corollaries in the singing of one verse of the star-spangled banner. rabbi fincher: congratulations. and the jewish to, we have a specific blessing that is set on special occasions. it acknowledges that getting to any particular moment is not to be taken for granted. we are to celebrate enjoys times -- in joyous times, voice appreciation and milestone events

michael bennet at the university of denver. and ibm chair virginia rometty at northwestern university. >> our road to the white house coverage continues monday. democratic candidate hillary linton -- clinton outlines her economic agenda at the new school. we will have that live at an :00 monday we had also, scott walker is expected to announce he is injury he presidential race. live coverage begins on c-span3. next weekend, on c-span's road to the white house, two major events. friday night 8:00 eastern, life for the iowa democratic party will be dinner. mark the first time that all five candidates share the same stage. and 11:00 a.m. eastern, we will be in aims for the family leadership summit where nine candidates are scheduled to speak. on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span. or. >> this week on first ladies, we learn about the creature of garfield -- mrs. garfield. she was that an educated woman and believer in woman's right. when her husband, james garfield was assassinated, she returned to ohio and insured his legacy rick chester arthur becomes pr

joining us now be larry sabato, director of the center for politics at the university of virginia anduy who can break apart polls better than just about anybody else. larry usually the polls kind of go in sync with one another, but in this case these two polls are pretty different, a 13-point difference in favorability rating for the former first lady and secretary of state. can you explain? >> sure. i can't reconcile the numbers for you but i'll tell you what those two sets of numbers tell us don't trust early polling. it's all over the lot. it depends on how the questions are asked and what the sample is. but, jon, regardless of the numbers, take a look at hillary clinton's campaign over the last five or six months, and it's been going on that long now. she has looked defensive she has looked sheltered by her campaign unwilling to engage with average voters and with the press. and i think over time that has an impact along with the issues like the e-mails and other controversies that hillary clinton has been in recently and in years past. jon: one of things that caught my eye is the

. >>> three university of virginia are alumni in the discredited rape story are suing the writer, the magazine and the publisher. they are asking for at least $225,000. an article with last summer, although it used pseudo snimless, directly implicate su. >> be the calls for legal action against american dentist who killed the animal have been spreading on social media. john terret joins us now. there are a lot of angry reaction is. >> oh boy, this is causing a stink around the world, the dentist must really be regretting this. but there is debate in this dismab way, when he killed cecil, or cecil. social media is calling for just here in the u.s. still no time for minnesota dentist, walter palmer, killer of the beloved zimbabwe loin cecil, the u.s. fish and wildlife service is working with the officials in zimbabwe. patients received a letter apologizing for disruption to his business. palmer saying, i deeply regret my pursuit of an activity i love and practice responsibly and illegally resulted in the taking of this lion. that was never my is purpose. at the site of #cecil the lion,

and published a number of scholarly works, including a monograph on a book published by the university of virginia. he has done a number of things as well as the editor with myself for "civil war america" which is published by unc. aaron came to cwi in 2013. this is your third year at lsu. we will have to note if there's a change in his accent. do you have a cajun accent now? he is shaking his head no. he will speak on the war in 1865. welcome aaron sheehan-dean. [applause] aaron: thank you, pete. i have not developed an accent. the giveaway i talk too fast. my students in particular i will do my best to speak slowly. i do cook jambalaya. native and that regard of the food of baton rouge. i would like to thank you for the opportunity to start things off. it seemed appropriate that we congratulate ourselves on the -- survival of the sesquintenial. if you're civil war historian or somebody interested, the last couple of years may have seen longer than the actual war itself. here we are in june trying to route up. my hope was we would finish in april. i am trying to give an overview that is 1865, the

three former university of virginia students filed a defamation lawsuit against rolling stone magazine because of a controversial article that turned out to be false. last year rolling stone published a story about an alleged gang rape by members of a fraternity at the university of virginia. that article was later proved false. the magazine apologized for what it called discrepancies in the reporting. that article sparked a national debate about sexual violence on college campuses. the three plaintiffs are seeking at least $75,000 in damage. it's 5:16. check back in with sal for a look at traffic. what are you keeping an eye on sal? >> we're looking at the east bay pretty closely. right now there's not a lot going on, which is good. we've had a couple of bad days but right now we have a pretty good day on highway 4 starting off there coming in from antioch to bay point. it is getting more crowded though in the last 15 to 20 minutes we've seen more traffic coming through getting to concord. highway 24 also looks pretty good driving over to the caldecott tunnel. the traffic pace is nice

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and the class that i teach at virginia commonwealth university i stress that my one word definition ofolitics is money. you can't name a subject matter that money doesn't touch. and so why don't these candidates speak about it? we've got what i call a part-time representative body drawing double time salary. every moment should be spent relative to resolving the fiscal problems that this nation has because it passes to the states and localities and if we don't fix it our grandchildren are going to have to fix it for themselves because we wouldn't have done it. >> it might be too little too late for them. but that depends if you like your grandchildren, i guess. governor one thing i know, i don't know if it's included in your course, basic math is a good primer for people like money in money out and i think the reality that's hitting the greeks right now as it is the italians the european states, it's going on in chicago right now, going on in illinois, is the sense that, you know, money comes in a lot more money goes out. it's blowing up in our faces as we speak. i know a number of sta

article at the university of virginia. three uva members filed a lawsuit against the article and its author. they say they were humiliated and mocked after being listed in the alleged sexual assault. akoshding to "the new york times," the magazine's editor will step down after the firestorm. when asked if his departure was linked to the controversy. it said, many factors go into a decision like this. >>> growing anger over the u.s. dentist who killed a well known and beloved lion, which led him to close his practice. >> cecil's death continues to spark global outrage. and the office of the minneapolis dentist accused of luring the lion from a game preserve and killing him has become a focal point of protest. >> it's a barbaric hobby. >> killing cecil was not right. >> walter palmer, reportedly paid more than $50,000 for the hunt in early july. he claims he paid his guides to obtain proper permits. in zimbabwe, they appeared in court, one charged with poaching. cecil's killing triggered a hewitt outcry on social media. palm

lawrie balfour on i hadmy left, your right who teaches at the university of virginia. she is the author of two monographs. democracy's reconstruction thinking politically with dew boiz from oxford university press. and the evidence of things not said, james baldwin and the promise of american democracy from cornell university press. dr. balfour has also published several articles and chapters on african-american political thought, politics, and literature and democratic theory. her current book project considers reparations for slavery and jim crow as a democratic idea. professor balfour has held fellowships from the center of study for values at harvard divinity school, and the national endowment for the humanities. a recipient of multiple teaching awards, she was visiting associate professor for distinguished teaching at princeton in 2008 and '09. she now serves on the board of politics groups and identities. in addition dr. balfour was director of fellowships at the carter g. woodson institutes from 2011 to '13. we are very happy to have her here with us this morning

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. >>> fauxout from that discredited rolling stone article on rape at the university of virginia. the managing editor is stepping down. "rolling stone" has been the target of lawsuits following the article including one yesterday from three fraternity members for defamation. >>> ford's new f-150 truck is getting mixed results after undergoing crash tests. it scored top rating in five tests. the only one to earn a top safety pick but the super cab version did poorly on a front crash test. ford says it will make the necessary improvementsen 0 next year's model. >>> when we come back here frightening holdup. armed with an ak-47 a brazen bandit strikes again. >>> plus scaly, scary and downright dangerous. a venomous surprise for people in a luxury high-rise. i thought activia was for big digestive issues. until i realized our body handles a lot. 1,100 meals a year... 730 rushed snacks... add 300 stressful decisions... no wonder our digestive system sometimes acts up. so try the activia challenge! enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of bloating, gas,

i studied political geography at west virginia university. birmingham is surprisingly liberal. is still a big contingent of people that are very interested in civil rights. there is a lot of support for gay marriage and gay rights down here. with your guest from m.i.t. virginia beach was ranked as the number three conservative city and your own democratic caller was aware -- i lived in virginia beach for 23 years. virginia beach is a very very much more conservative than birmingham. host: in terms of government spending, do you find government spending is high per capita? caller: i don't know enough about birmingham. virginia beach spends extremely low and very much in line with core conservative economic principles. host: robert from birmingham, alabama. our next caller is bruce from baltimore, maryland on the independent line. caller: good morning. very liberal. unfortunately. today, is the gay is the gay pride parade. it has gotten ridiculous. we've always had democratic leaders and because of that, the school system is terrible. the bureaucracy -- our illustrious mayor is n

up next, a portion of the university of virginia conference on the end of the civil war. historians discuss how african-americans remembered and interpreted the civil war. the virginia centennial of the american civil war -- organized this event. >> we are discussing african-american memory of war. i am joined by fitzhugh brundage, barbara gannon, and thavolia glymph and since we have now touched on, a number of times, touched on the united states colored troops or usct, we want to begin there with a discussion of the scope and significance of the service in the u.s. army of

. >> new trouble at the university of virginia. this time over hazing.feared for his life because the hazing was so extreme. mara schiavocampo with the details. >> from the pool to the courtroom, 19-year-old anthony mark antonio, a swimming star and olympic hopeful taking on alleged hazing at uva, filing a lawsuit claiming that systemic why threatening, degrading humiliating and violent hazing by five upperclassmen cost him his swim career at the university. >> they threatened him with sexual violence of an awful variety. they were locked into a bathroom and told to drink vast quantities of alcohol. >> the suit claiming the upperclassmen berated and assaulted mark and other new team members last summer during something known as welcome week. one of the team members allegedly sustain ageye injury during the activities allegedly told by one of the uppers to lie if asked about how he got. the coach questioned mark antonio after learning of the alleged hazing. when the teammates found out it alleges they saw him as a rat and from that time forward the plaint

. >> three university of virginia graduates are suing rolling stone magazine over its now discredited article on a fraternity gang rape, saying they were defamed and suffered vicious and hurtful attacks after the article was published. rolling stones editor said he also announced he will resign his post effective next month. >> another republican is now in the race for president. former virginia governor jim gilmore has filed his paperwork. he is a former army intelligence specialist, lawyer, prosecutor, and state attorney general. that makes 17 republican candidates running for the gop nomination. senator rand paul is one of them. his father, former congressman and presidential candidate himself ron paul said he does not see eye to eye with his son on all the issues but they do agree on the subject of taking america to war. >> you look at intervention per se and spending overseas and provoking wars, i would say that he is miles above all the other candidates who seem to be locked in to the neocon position that we have this moral obligation to police the world and where we are going t

virginia rometty is chair and ceo of ibm. she returned to her alma mater, northwestern university, to give the commencement address. this is about 13 minutes. [applause] virginia rometty: based on that hooting and hollering, maybe she should stay up. she said a high bar. let me not only think make and president schapiro ka. i really am honored to be here. it is a great honor to get this degree, but it is a greater honor to sit and look at you where i once sat and be up. to deliver your commencement speech. i must say to all of you, as i remember sitting there, this is your day. having been one of you, i know how hard you worked to get there. my own congratulations. one more applause for you from me. [applause] this is what happens with age. i will put my glasses on, and i will follow some advice. it was franklin roosevelt's son on speeches, he said, you be brief, sincere, and then seated. let me share what are three stories from my life. it is really the resulting lessons learned that i got the i humbly submit to you that as you leave, maybe somewhere down the line, you will find them of use. they come from three pe

rolling stone sucks because they have been putting the boston bomber on their cover and the university of virginiaory was awful as well. >> that was so ridiculous. >> i guess the magazine is a disappointment, but none of these things have to do with music. >> this topic is very near and dear to me because i am an unapologetic kim kardashian fan. and it is a music magazine but it has a lot in pop culture and she's a cultural phenomenon. and i'm sure a lot of readers would pick it up to learn about her life with connie west, who is a music madman. >> if for no other reason it allows us seeker like we've never seen it before witches with close on. [applause] >> what is more offensive? >> yeah, that was embarrassing. and again, let's not confuse the two, when you give killers that level of public city it's almost like they are encouraging someone else to shoot for that. >> she is doing everything right. but let's say this. because everyone does give her a hard time. >> she's famous for having this on camera. >> agree completely. >> i think the only individual that we novalis caitlyn tanner and i'm not

threats, he can stream hazing, just some of the allegations coming from a lawsuit out of the university of virginiaanthony mark antonio wasn't injured, and so because he wasn't, he can't pursue a criminal prosecution. >>> it would be something as comparatively minor as a bruise, but it certainly could be more than that, a broken limb or it could be even death. >>> the complaint said another hazing vick was cut in the eye by glass from a broken bottle. >>> the man leading the investigation into problems within the testimony of veterans affairs is retiring. richard griffin has led the inspector general's office. last year he faced criticism for some lawmakers for not doing enough to hold v.a. leadership account tablet. >>> the co-founder of mike can i is retiring. phil knight will step down. he has led the company since 1968. he plans to stay involved after he steps down. >>> >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9 at 6:00 actual m. i'm andrea roane. a number of you were waking up to damage left over from last night's storm. >> there is debris across the dmv. nikki burdine getting ready for you. first all

if you break the rules this isn't 175,000 pages of the regulations on the books today the university of virginiagulations are good. the manhattan institute agrees with me. you have to read mitt this deters people from opening a business? >> we'd want people to sell toys in lemonade so we need to identify the rules to lead to positive consequences to affect every major rule goes through a cost-benefit process to make sure the benefits outweigh that cost. >> first of all people will kill their customers? i suspect he will block poison his customers if they ate make them said he will not last very long and he is out of business or in jail. >> belle glade you have all of these rules and piles of paper how to keep that straight? >> sell the of these need to be undertaken of new knowledge for example to talk about specifics that is under development for a long time and though the recently have we been able to adopt those regulations. >> death air and water got cleaner thanks to those regulations but now we're into minuscule differences. >> it depends on your perspective. but what saved tens of thousan

she went on to coach at the university of virginia, coaching there. a lot of folks showing their support for the coach. eun? >> awesome. thanks, david. >>> a race that went well into the morning comes to a frightening end after this chain reaction crash sends a car tearing into the fence. what we're learning about the conditions of fans who were hurt by flying debris. >>> an umbrella will be your friend today, scattered showers make their way through the area this morning and more set to follow. when you will see rain where you live with your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. >>> and developing news out west where firefighters are finding mixed luck as they try to contain a number of fires burning in several states. what we're learning about the damage this morning. >>> overall, >>> developing right now, a fast moving wildfire forcing dozens of people to evacuate their homes and cabins in idaho. the fire has destroyed three homes near the lake three hours east of spokane, washington. flames have already chewed up about 600 acres. and firefighters

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more fallout from "rolling stone's" erroneous report on the gang rape at the university of virginia.pping down. the defendants named in the story are now suing "rolling stone." disappointing quarterly results for whole foods. the organic groceries change was -- chain was hurt by a scandal in new york when it was found it was overcharging customers. a 17th republican candidate is now in the race. former virginia governor jim gilmore. no telling whether he will get into next week's televised debate. his name has been listed in only one national poll. tom: very good. good morning, everyone. here is what you need to know. the events that is donald trump lead in the gop sweepstakes extends. our john heilemann went to new hampshire and conducted a focus group with charles supporters. here is a highlight of what they said -- with trump supporters. here is a highlight of what they said. >> he speaks the truth. john: what truth is that? >> when he talks about immigration and the border, he does not care about whatt others think. >> he is a little reaganesque. >> he is not a politician. >> he

. >> we're going bring in larry the center for politics at the university of virginia.re going hang in there. we're going to keep you in there. larry, your thoughts and reactions to this latest example of trump stealing the show dochl dominating his own personal thoughts. what does this to do the campaign and overall race? >> well fred it's just more outrageousness from donald trump. it's the summer before the election year. people in iowa are not taking it seriously as they will with the caucus. this is the message acceptedsending season. we have seen this before in the process. there's also a candidate that's going go to the vehicle for method extending. i am not sure what the message is. immigration is at the forefront. you're going to have a certain percentage that like a candidate that's blunt and straightforward and will say absolutely anything and goodness knows that's donald trump trump. >> so what does this -- i guess people are trying to understand his style. on one hand he is blunt, and you know he just say what is he thinks and feels at the moment. he is not

fallout from rolling stone magazine's erroneous story about a fraternity gang rape at the university of virginiadownditor is stepping after investigation the magazine retracted the story. three members of the fraternity have filed a libel suit against rolling stone. this of the top stories we are following for you. olivia: it is crunch time in the senate. today, senators will vote on a billion-dollar stopgap to keep the nation's highways and mass transit networks funded for another three months. last night, the house passed the same measure as we await the bill juste -- this kicks the can down the road. when are we going to get a long-term funding bill? >> after this week, we are not going to see anything for at least until september. congress goes on their august recess for five weeks and then we pick up that can being kicked down the road this week. we are expecting the senate to vote on that long-term billy were talking about. --ough hundred $50 billion $350 billion. the senate will also vote on the house measure that was just passed last night. that is for three months and $8 billion. or sev

but the girls would never reach virginia, and they wouldn't be waitresses. her attorney, notre dame university law professor bridgette carr, explains. >> they were met at the airport by michael erenhoff and alex maksimenko, the traffickers, and they were told that you know what, plans have changed. you're going to be going to detroit. you need to get on this bus. so they were nervous, but they thought, this is the plan. maybe my job is now in detroit. they didn't even know where detroit was. they didn't speak much of the language. when they got to detroit, as katya says, everything changed. >> after a grueling 15-hour bus ride to detroit, the men brought them to a hotel and asked them for their passports and money. then they gave the girls the true and terrible terms of their employment. >> just that you guys, because we brought you here, you should give us $12,000 each for everything. and for paperwork you've got to give us $25,000, which for me was incredible money, and they said, you guys are going to work for us and give us money for three months. they brought us clothes. it was strip clot

scientists test alzheimer's-damaged brains looking for key issues in the lab at the university of pennsylvania. researchers, dr. virginiand dr. john led the way as part of a group of experts. they discovered that proteins get misfolded causes information get spread from cell to cell. and knowing that it may be possible to stop the cell-to-cell spread. >> we target it and figure out a way to either unfold it or snag it with antibodies and throw it in the trash can. >> if they succeed with theories on mice it may lead to a human application. even if they swap it for five years it could effectively be a cure for alzheimer's. and a retired scientists who now has alzheimer's would love to see that happen. >> it's a very, very sad kind of a life when you have it. >> some kind of a break through would be wonderful because watching him suffer is real hard. >> it certainly is. the penn researchers hope to get more funding to continue it research on dementia and cognitive impairment. >> and anyone who lived with a loved one with alzheimer's will be glad with that information. thank you. >>> "healthcheck," summer break really the

. >>> three university of virginia graduates suing "rolling stone" over a retracted campus rape story. you may remember. it a lawyer for the men say they suffered, quote vicious and hurtful attacks because of inaccuracies in the article. the three men are seeking damages for defamation and inflicks. inflicks ofy -- inflicks of emotional distress. >>> he is the american dentist facing worldwide criticism for illegally hunting a protected lion in zimbabwe. they want him to be extradited where he is facing poaching charges. he claims he didn't know he killed a protectedded animal. a protected animal. now here is "red eye." >> well exom to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey. >> a confusing day at the "red eye" news desk jie. why is that? >> like -- because i hate tom brady and i also hate roger goodell. it is like watching a war between syria and isis. >> president do you -- don't you think that is a little harsh? >> no, i don't. >> let's welcome our guest. it is wednesday which is prince spaghetti day and joanne returns to "red eye." i am here with joanne nosuchun