. >> the hunt morgan houses and 1813 federal house built by wesley hunt. the hunt morgan house is important to lexington's history because the stories that it tells both locally but also on a national level. john wesley hunt was particularly important to early lexington, but another character is kind of a broader narrative a more regional narrative, and that being the civil war. your third character is important internationally. he is the father of modern genetics. you are able to tell a complex story of both lexington and then the way that the city sits in a more national and international narrative. john wesley hunt is referred to as the first millionaire west of the allegheny mountains. he came here in the late 1700s and made a lot of money in hand and other ventures. he had a brother living here already from the late 1700s until the mid-1800s. it was a real cultural center for the united states, a place for a lot of opportunity. john wesley hunt bought the land that the house sits on in 1810 for $10,000. it is an urban lot. it has always been an urban

>> the state law make are wesley t. bishop helped raise louisiana's compensation to $25 a year but not much else. >> particularly here in louisiana when we're trying to choose moneys to educate our kids, money for our health care and our seniors, money for our economic centers money for our senior citizens, there's never enough money to do what we need to do. >> reporter: for sharif it's never been about just the money. he seize the value of his own life in his infant son's life. but a world that discounts his potential his intellect and humanity as much as it did his father's. >> see it's all better. >> well duarte geraldino joins us now. duarte, an extraordinary story. you mentioned what got him into trouble was pleading to an unrelatecrime which he says he didn't commit. why did he plead guilty?

trump and mccain, seth you are correct that wesley clark didn't run for anything. was campaigning for barak hussein hoe bough ma. glap >> barak hussein obama. >> we can assume that trump didn't steal the comment from chris rock, right? >> are we assuming? i don't know. we'll have to review that. >> he said it in 2000 as well. i don't know who said it first. maybe chris rock stole it. molly you said trump is a vehicle that people are using to express their frustrations. that doesn't usually work out too well throughout his strew, does -- his strew, does it? >> no. people need to understand it is not about trump. it is about this general unrust. >> tom, you said when trump makes an offhand joke the media take him seriously. what offhand joke? he didn't say the mccain thing as a joke. >> he kind of did. >> not even a little. >> he was peppering him and trump was trying to do his normal take his mccain down and tell us he was no good and he said he is a war hero. he is a war hero. trump was doing his thing and trying to be funny. he got a little laugh and he liked it s

wesley lowery as well as cornell brooks. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the search goes on but hope is fading as two florida teenage boaters have now been missing at sea for seven days. 's one of the stories we're updating around the "news nation" for you this morning. >>> plus donald trump tops the list of republicans in a new poll. and comments from a new hampshire focus group may explain why he's in the lead. >> he is honest. >> i like his roughness and a little reagan-esque. >> he's not a politician. >> and why they say they believe trump is one of them. what else they had to say in this focus group. we'll talk to the reporter who helped assemble these potential trump supporters. >>> and as the american dentist who killed a beloved lion in zimbabwe is still in hiding a petition asking president obama to extradite him to face criminal charges. the number of signatures grows. we're live with the very latest on this one. ess about security. she'll log in with her smile. he'll have his very own personal assis

>> probably wesley snipes.hat's just a shot in the dark but i got a feeling that wesley's house is built for [beep]. >> where are you going to have sex this weekend cotton? >> anywhere i can find. >> you want to come? >> yes! >> coming up -- >> kendall jenner's boobs were on the loose. no brament >> the perks of having small boobs. >> talking about the perks. there we go. >> plus scott disick has a lot of problems right now. >> kris humphries could have had that autonomy if he knew what the word meant. >> britney spears. some focus. got her little strappy guys. >> yeah,ming home early get out your strappy guys. >> scott disick. his relationship is falling a part. friends are pushing him to go to rehab. things are looking -- >> this guy's rich. >> pretty good actually and he's going to get richer without even strying -- trying thanks to a sweet deal with the show not the radio station the >> he may get cut off the show but his contract says they still have to pay him. >> what? >> sure. as long as he shows up whe

if i were judge and jury, i would say wesley, i feel for you. i think that is a valid -- >> get the accoun accountant ths your lifestyle. kennedy: the one who is going to pad your mattress. >> panel returns later, we'll talk about a study that says, sit down for a second, because this is earth shattering news, being a dad makes you fat. what in. >> and charlie rides along with two kkk members, that is coming up. kennedy: welcome back, charlie leduff traveled to the carolinas, to delve into issues of racism and the confederate flag, he stopped in eden, and took a road trip with a couple of the kkk . >> i talked to klan leader by phone, said new klan is nothing more than a civil rights group for white people, but here is the message on hot line just days after roo roof a white man ambushed black parishioners. in hopes of starting a race war. >> what don't you like, and you want ought of hire. >> i told, you jews, blacks, mexicans, orientals. >> catholics? >> blacks, should go back to africa, and the mexicans need to go back to mexico. >> and the w

in southeast, the plea seven in a fight man who shot and killed overnight asked 25-year-old wesley west of southeast. the police were called to 13th place for reports of a gunshot. west was taken to the hospital where he died of his injuries. there is a 25,000 other reward for information leading to the arrest in the case. in northwest, and investigation underway into an early morning homicide. the shooting happened at 13th street. one man was shot and killed in that incident. he has been identified as 33-year-old charles douglas of district heights. the police are looking for a dark-colored vehicle in connection with the shooting lysine heading toward -- last seen heading towards 14th street. in the district, the police are investigating a suspicious fire. firefighters quickly extenders the flames just before 8:00 this morning. investigators say the car appeared to be stolen. they think that was parked in the alley and set on fire. the flames damaged a nearby garage. nobody was injured. meanwhile, fairfax county police are trying to figure out who set seven cars on fire in a neighborho

that victim in the shooting, just into the news room, we have identified him as wesley west. the second happened on ridge street in northwest. >>> a fifth service member died after the deadly shootings in chattanooga. he was identified as 26-year-old randall smith. >>> the naacp is rallying in leesburg to protest a symbol of the confederacy. they are asking for the removal of a bronze statue in downtown leesburg. >> we know what caused the lights to go out at a nationals game. a faulty circuit breaker. it was replaced and they tested the lights throughout the night. everything seems to be working just fine. news 4 today continues after this. >>> today if you are into trucks, you are going to want to go toal alexandria they are going to host tons of trucks events. it started 25 minutes ago. it's going to take place on king street. you can get behind the wheel of 30 different city trucks. pretty cool. you can get behind the wheel of a fire engine and bucket trucks. gives you a different perspective. tomorrow is national ice cream day. to satisfy your sweet tooth baskin-robbins

they say 25-year-old wesley west of south ease was killed in the 3400 block of 13th place southeast earlys morning. police are hoping somebody out there can provide a motive and a suspect in this case. >>> a sailor wounded in this week's attack in the navy and marine reserve center in chattanooga, tennessee has died. navy petty officer second class randall smith was a reservist serving on active duty in chattanooga. the paulding, ohio native was wounded when a gunman opened fire at a recruiting center, then drove several miles away to a navy and marine reserve center. four marines were killed. smith and three others were wounded in that attack. >>> a rally by louden county's naacp at the site of a confederate stat . >>> the louden county chapter of the naacp holds rallies on the very same grounds where supporters of a confederate statue rallied in recent weeks. today's rally for remembrance drew several members of the naacp and supporters. the organization is calling for the creation of a statue that accurately reflects african american history in louden county. >> the only real remembran

and wesley snipes turned 53 thanks for watching "early today."at weekend, everyone. transbay "trouble" for weekend travelers. we'll show you the ways around the mess. =kris/vo= and a grass-fire quicklygn >>> trouble for weekend travellers. we'll show you the ways around the maps. >> and a fire quickly ignites in an inferno wiping out eight homes in a dozen communities. how the families are doing this morning. >> heat is going down but the humidity going up. what to expect this weekend coming up in the micro climate forecast. >> from nbc bay area this is today in the bay. >> and a good friday morning, it's 4:30. >> today we have lots to get to this morning. fist, let's check your forecast with meteorologist. >> good morning. as you step out the door you notice oh wow, it's nearly

--"wesley smith" conducia una camioneta estilo "pick up" el sabado por la maÑana cuando choco contra en la ciudad de "pantego". --los testigos dicen que la camioneta al meterse a la casa, se prendio en llamas y los vecinos fueron al rescate de una de las residentes que alli estaba. cesar ---ha pasado una semana y dos das de la fuga del joaqun "el chapo" guzmn y miles de policas se suman a los operativos de bsqueda y localizacin que llegan hasta colombia!! blanca ---autoridades de norte, centro y suramerica estan tras su pista. ---agustn olais, tiene mas detalles sobre esta cacera que se ha desatado en busca del chapo guzmn. ;01 ;34 pkg la agencia antidrogas de estados unidos, la dea, y la oficina federal de investigaciones, el fbi pidieron toda la informacin disponible sobre movimientos, hombres y contactos del jefe del crtel de sinaloa, joaqun "el chapo" guzmn loera, en colombia. nat sound movilización patrullas. cacera que se extiende por 199 pases donde la interpol lo busca desde la semana pasada. sin embargo, ricardo ravelo periodista especializado en narcotrafico, asegura que en

we have a caller that of the first time wesley -- we have not had a debate about the color in the month of june to i really appreciate the mayor's office working with our stakeholders and the public sector. nonprofits, to raise the cola. so they can the cost of doing business for nonprofits. i'm really excited about the work to support seniors and people with disabilities. we haven't seen as large an increase in services as we have busy. that's really something important because i know doing during our downturn we did have a lot of cuts to senior services were we just generally build upon those services as we could have. overall, the one thing i think that were missing in this budget is especially overseeing evictions continuing strongly, and being very harmful to people is that we haven't funded defense as much as we'd like you to think between now and middle of july when we do the final part of the budget we can actually think about how to meet the growing demand of services for people who are facing eviction in san francisco. again, i reserve my comments on the housing bond at that p

we have a wesley cloudy skies, little bit of radar activity as well offshore. we cannot rule out the chance of sprinkles overnight especially near the coastline. here is the latest on the satellite, a lot of cloud cover out there, partly to mostly cloudy skies. we're also going to have patchy fog, regroup, gets the coast itself sunday morning. take a look at the 10:00 numbers. we have 60s for santa rosa, san francisco, 63. livermore reporting partly cloudy skies and a temperature of 65. here is a live camera looking out toward oakland. winds around 10-20 miles an hour. ready quiet out there, overcast, pushing back into the region. in the short term for tomorrow, morning clouds, skies becoming partly sunny. a bit of a warmer forecast showing up on the five day, lower 90s in a few days. overnight lows, first thing tomorrow, mid to upper 50s. a few spots right around 60. partly to mostly cloudy skies making a comeback. high clouds on the way for tonight. a -- an area of low pressure here. morning clouds for your sunday, skies becoming partly sunny and a bit of a b

olivia: wesley have the stats on -- annual i.t. are a fair annual itinerary fair. it is $391 today.at that weird it is hard to believe. my barometer is a flight from new york to miami. i will tell you -- >> that is your preferred route? olivia: i do. matt: the prices have stayed relatively stagnant. look past --you over the 30 or 40 years, you have not seen much of a change in airline prices. olivia: except for in business clash. thank you so much. that is it, you are done. so mean. don't go away. ♪ olivia: let's get you straight to this morning's's top headlines. the government says employers added 273,000 jobs last month. the jobless rate else with seven year low of five point percent. age peoplef working in the labor force fell to the lowest level in more than 47 years. wages were flat. we got the white house reaction from betsey stevenson. >> anytime you see flat wage growth in a given month, you want to look around and see what more we could be doing to grow wages. that is something the president has been thinking about every day for a long time. can takethe steps we to grow wa

. ♪ jamie: i'm jamie colby, and i'm on cape cod massachusetts, heading to the small town of wesley.'m here to learn about a strange inheritance that shaped a family's life for half a century. >> my name is elena. in 2011, my sister and i inherited an extraordinary object from our father. >> this was my father's home for many years. he and my mother built it in 1955. >> elena's father was bernard greenhouse who died at the age of 95 in 2011. greenhouse spent most of his career playing with with this group. which capitulated to fame. >> he was very warm and very charming. but very involved with his work. and he traveled all the time as he became more and more successful. >> as one of the world's premiere cellists. he figured he should be playing one of the world's finest cellos. he began to search for an instrument equal to his talent. >> he went to dealers and instrument shops. wherever he went, he said, have you heard any rumors about great cellos? jamie: in 1957, he found one in the west german city of a/k/a n. your father came home with something he longed for, searched for? >> i

american university in d.c, wesley connecticut and wake forest in south carolina.ap advanced placement scores instead. they call themselves test flexible. they include nyu in the city. university of rochester and hamilton college. we get a sense they miss out on anything if they do not take the test? we are also talking about i guess in a very pedestrian way we are talking about how people at a certain age handle pressure. this is a very intense period. actually walking into the room. i remember when i walked in i was sweating bullets. are you going to let him take the test? encourage him, because i believe it expands your thought process, and expands your capability to something thath is not comfortable to you. it is not a comfortable time for a lot of kids. goodet: it is a really point. also, to the extent college prepares you are real life, going to a standardized testing room and taking a test you don't want to take is a part of life. as we all know, you don't get to choose a lot of things. you have to find some way to separate different applicants. i'm not say

the car he hit, a mangled mustang driven by 20-year-old william angel of wesley chapel. >> william drewing other people feel good. he was going to work for my sister's motel and marina on the portage river up in ohio, fishing tourist area. he had the perfect personality for that work. my sister wanted to build a cabin each year to rent out and i was building one, and he was due to come up in august to look at our first cabin. and of course, july 19th came and he never got to see the first cabin. >> this is william's room. hasn't changed much. it's still the same room, complete with books and pictures and pictures of his old dog, his bed in the corner where it always was. this is still william's room. >> i know that feeling. i've been there. somebody tears your heart out, but you don't die. you don't bleed to death. you're still functioning. you're heartbroken and you're devastated. he was a great little brother, we love him, we want justice, we want our day in court. >> we learned a lot in that first day, but there's still so many questions. i didn't know chris ponce from the guy next t

joining me, wesley lowery, i have to say, it is remarkable to have some actual tangible data that has been an sent. this is not an official statistic. you guys have been doing this. what do we know so far about the cases where prosecutions have happened and the role video has played? >> of course. video has played a major role. the two that will stick out are sam dubose here and walter scott in charleston. those are two of four. there have been four cases of the 558 where an officer in 2015 has been charged with a crime of shooting someone. in all four cases, there is video of the shooting. walter scott, samuel dubosa, eric harris in tulsa, oklahoma, and then a fourth shooting of david, a 59-year-old white man stopped at a traffic stop for an expired emissions ticket. ran. got out of his car, was tackled into the snow by an officer, tase asked then shot in the back twice. so that video has not been released, although there is still a decision being made by a judge of whether or not it will be released. but what we know is that in all four cases, where an officer has been charged for a

if that wesley clark, fred thompson model holds correctly, he should get a bit of a bounce.t's what his team is hoping for, having that first debate on august 6th in cleveland ohio for that first republican debate. that's why they the decided to announce now instead of a week ago or even a week earlier. john kasich has strengths going into the process. prime battleground state of ohio. he does have some draw backs. all the models show that he would not get that top ten, if it were -- the first a lot of republicans see that as a fireable offense. the entire republican party, how is someone who has a 60% approval rating in his own state, popular governor now in his second term somehow unacceptable to big swaths of the conservative base. >> let me ask you about that michael steele. the idea on paper of the popular governor of ohio big swing state ohio has congressional experience seen on paper to be a strong candidate. but is there too much baggage here with kasich? >> i don't think so. kiss comments about caring for the people he was charged to care for. everyone in the party

. >> in 2010, walker decided to run for governor of josh wesley his campaign centered on reducing taxes and spending and he won. >> shortly after taking office in 2011, walker introduced a right to work bill for which he is infamous. he wanted to significantly reduce collective bargaining for the state employees, a move many feel crippled yun ons. >> the bill was passed and struck down by a judge. >> it was ultimately held up by the wisconsin supreme court. the measure was so divisive residents collected enough signatures for a recall. with hopes of removing sebastian walker from office. >> in 2012, walker won the election becoming the first governor history to survive a recall. >> i'll call into law something that makes wisconsin the 25th state in the nation saying you have the freedom to work anywhere you want. >> the win heightened walker's profile in the party. president obama is taking notice. recently the president was in walker's home state to discuss worker's rights and overtime pay. >> america has done better economically when we are all in it took. when everyone has a fair sho

tonight, a vigil is being held at the wesley memorial church in chattanooga. and the bodies of the marines will be flown to dover delaware, and they will be returned to their families. that's all of our time for this news hour. thank you for being with us. i'm tony harris. and john seigenthaler will be back in a couple of minutes. ♪ ♪. >> hi, everyone, this is al jazeera, america. >> chattanooga shootings. >> a gunman opens fire at two military sites. >> we saw the silver convertible mustang and he was just unloading some type of large rifle. >> four marines killed. >> somebody pruittly, and brazenly attacked members of our armed services. >> tonight we are live from the scene with the latest, the suspect and the search for a motive.

cincinnati to start law practice down there, he met lucy again when she was about to graduate from the wesleyemale college and that is when they struck up their relationship. a year and a half later, they were married in cincinnati. >> he was 40 years old at the time the civil war broke out. what was the decision by the family for him to volunteer? >> he signed up for a three-year stint, and she was very supportive of him. it was never a really serious discussion about him not going. it was always a question of going to preserve the union, and also because loosely had some strong abolition feelings, she was additionally supportive of the union. >> what was hayes history in the civil war? how was he seen as a leader? >> he spent most of the civil war in western virginia trying to keep most of the confederates moving from theater to theater. whenever he did get out of there, he was wounded five times, once badly, almost lost his left arm. william mckinley was also in the same unit, and then he turned into a tiger when he was on the battlefield, when he was a mild-mannered attorney, to being a w

jerry from wesley chapel florida.egment i'm wondering why i watch "the factor." glad i taped gilligan's island. you tape "gilligan's island" jerry? lisa in a, love miller's humor but i hope you're right and he is wrong about the future of america. that's one of the things about the don't be a pin head tour. shows in charlotte, south carolina caesars palace in las vegas. treat yourself to the don't be a pin head tour. suzette from california just signed up for bill o'reilly.com free membership. i live in the shadow of the reagan ranch which is featured in the book. great story about ronald and nancy reagan up there. i'm glad you're on board as a premium member. by the way we have two great quizzes for everybody on the website, not just premium members, one on the founding fathers, the other on the battle of gettysburg. >>> the tip of the day, adds you may know i was no thrilled that president obama allowed the whout to reflect the rainbow colors after the gay marriage ruling. i feel the people's house should be accessi

. >> want to bring in general wesley clark, former nato commander and chairman and ceo of wesk. clark. it's raised questions about whether person nell and recruiting officers and recruiting centers should be allowed to carry their weapons. right now they cannot. this is our bing pulse question for the day for our viewers. the question being should all military recruitment centers have armed service members. we're going to encourage people to weigh in. maybe they will be influenced by what you say right now, general. so should that rule be changed? >> well, i'd like to see first of all the defense department do a study and i would like to have the local communities look at the security in the vicinity of each of these armed forces recruiting stations and entrance stations because ultimately it's the community responsibility. it's not the military's responsibility on duty to carry a weapon and shoot it out with would be terrorists. now, if they wear uniforms yes, they may be targeted but it's the community's responsible and the nation's responsibility to provide that security. so

jackson wesley snipes jennifer hudson, nick cannon have signed on for this project, e commerce giantfilms a year, that's ambitious. scott will not beheading to the jersey shore this weekend. >> he canceled that appearance in atlantic city, the reality tv star was supposed to host pool after dark in harrah's, second night club appearance. he has nixed since breaking one long time love, courtney kardashian. rumor has it friends have been trying to get him to go to rehab, and actually stay there. he has three children with that reality tv star. >> so you remember the ice bucket challenge right? >> we took it. >> everyone from politicians celebrities, doing everything they do to raise money for the charity. now we know just how successful that viral mission was. find out next. >> mike! dear fellow citizen, kids are a great thing. before you know it they're in college. if you're lucky, they get a degree in finance and figure out how to pay for it. could happen. but just in case it doesn't, i can help. we have new student loans others don't offer. next time you have a question about how to

the person we will start off with is the gentleman in the upper left-hand corner and his name is wesley culp. born and raised in gettysburg. when he was a teenager, he wanted to get away from home and go flex his wings, he and a bunch of friends moved to virginia. when the civil war erupts, he decides he will fight for his adopted state, not his native state. a pennsylvanian fighting for virginia in the confederate army. while he is on a campaign in virginia in the summer of 1863 he comes across one of his childhood friends, who has been wounded and now in the confederate field hospital. a young man named jack. and if the two friends share kind words and jack said, if you get back to gettysburg before i do, give my girlfriend my best and tell her i am coming home. it just so happened that jack's girlfriend is virginia wade, known as a jenny wade, who amazingly is going to be the only civilian fatality in the battle of gettysburg. she is taking care of her sister who has recently given birth in the home is in the middle of this no man's land. there are stray bullets flying every which wa

wesley wilkins founded the vulcans with the hopes that no other black person would feel as vulnerable as he did in his first days. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> okay. so we have been joined by regina wilson who's going to join us in a minute, she's the current president of the vulcan society and the first woman to hold that office, which is a lovely thing. and i'm sure she was busy working, because firefighters work all the time. [applause] and i'll just turn it over to you, tom. >> okay. stay right there. >> i'll stay here, you can have your -- [inaudible] >> good evening. so, you know, this is a really good night to have this discussion, you know? any night would be a good night to have this discussion, because this is something that just doesn't get talked about very much in new york, so it's a good time period. but i didn't realize when ginger asked me to do this was that today is medal day right? so for years i covered city hall and city politics, and you see a lot of nonsense that goes on around town. but one of the really wonderful things that happens every year -- is it the fir

for example, wesley brownfieldhouse was built above the flood level and acts as a flood wall. we reelected the chiller plant and moved the hvac equipment to rooftops where feasible. we have raised electrical outlet on ground floors and installed check valves on ubd ground tunnels and storm lines. where suitable we've identified opportunities for quote wet, flood proofing unquote where we designated billings and fields that will be allowed to flood once in a 100 years. they can handle flooding with minimal damage and using costs to keep them dry would not be cost effective. and we have protocol for equipment relocation in classrooms and labs in the event of a major storm. to prepare for future flooding, major tropical events and rising sea levels have charted the naval academy sea level advisory council. it is co-chaired by professor dave kreebl and ocean engineering chair and captain em ill patch rio associate chair. the council includes miss sarah phillips architect of the naval academy and will use the research for infrastructure implementation. a council member from the nav

general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander and one-time presidential candidate.>> andrea's report right there, this issue that emerged in the last few days about weapons sanctions, not nuclear sanctions, weapons sanctions on a shipment of arms into and out of iran. iran wants those sanctions eased as part of this. they say the sanctions are in place because of the nuclear program. if we cut a deal in the nuclear program, those sanctions should no longer be in place. the obama administration saying that's a red line. do you think that's something that should have the potential to trip up a deal? >> i certainly think it has a potential to trip up the deal. i think it's also a crucial mistake by iran in the negotiations. i'll tell you why, steve, because the big challenge for the united states is to explain to the people and to the congress why giving in to iran's demand for nuclear energy and centrifuges and then releasing money back to them that was held in the sanctions is in the long-term interest of the united states given the fact that iran hasn't committed to

yesterday i salt down with retired four-star general wesley clark of nato forces in europe, and i began by asking general clark if he believes with the fbi director's assessment. >> i think that the combination of what isis is doing abroad and its recruitment efforts all around the world, and even in the united states, make it a formidable threat. we have to reckon with isis. >> how about that. what is the end game? is it complete destruction of isis, or some type of containment? >> well, i think it's going to be very difficult to destroy isis. it may destroy itself, but we proved we're not very good at occupying that region and providing governance for people. right now there's no one who would provide governance. isis claims to be doing that. isis is there in part, it got its start from the saudis, qatar, from turkey, from the sunnis, who were desperate to resist the iranian encroachment through iraq and into syria. and turkey certainly didn't want to be surrounded by a bunch of iranian surrogates. so the people who were leading isis got a lot of support from the sunni powers, all of

. >> wesley kidder, curtis spencer and bethany hightower plead guilty to burglary and attempting to eluder, among other charges. despite putting so many people on the road in danger, no one was injured. >> these guys definitely had a flight mentality. when you are backed in the corner, you are either going to fight or flight. they ran. and they did a pretty good job of it for a long time. however, not good enough. >>> coming up, no trespassing on this man's property. >> my focus wasn't necessarily instinct or choice at that point. it was preservation. >>> and later, an unlikely hero to the rescue. >> i have no idea what i would have done without her. >> when "caught on camera: fight or flight" continues. ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. i've been volunteering at the international bird rescue for about 8 years. we see birds with all types of problems. when a bird gets oil on its feathers, it destroys their waterproofing. dawn is

wesley in san diego, a democrat, what is it like in san diego? caller: our infrastructure is outstanding. we do have a lot of potholes. we need constant repair with potholes. other than that, it is outstanding. i think it should be funding. i think it should be funded. it is always needed. if they are going to go bad, we need roads. it always needs improvement. host: wesley, how should it be funded? should be -- should it be through a raised gas tax? caller: it should be through the city, the county. it should be distributed to the needs of the community of that district. host: many of you have called in in recent weeks about the trade debate that happened here this summer in washington, giving the president fast-track authority. there is an update on that from jonathan weisman in "the new york times," writing that "the top trade negotiators are gathering this week at a luxury resort in maui for one last push , roving together 40% of the world's economic output. even though it is billed as the final round of transpacific partnership negotiations,

the reason for that was that a cofina get wesley seen as -- >> is that the green line? that's the yield, the greenland? >> right. and you can see for timelines on it. as you go into january of last year it jumped and then of course, this may and june it's jumped. if this were updated you would see it even higher up in the 14% level. that there is is that come and we quite think this if i could happen to is that puerto rico is going to try to essentially grab a sales tax revenue and claw it back to the commonwealth. where's bondholders have always expected that they get first claim on the sales tax. we will see whether this happens, but there's certainly the fear factor now that protection that you've had as a bond holder with a lean on the sales tax is going to be a tax. here's the g.o. debt. it's important to look at the comparison. in our view where we have exposure to puerto rico is only in ensured puerto rico debt. and that is by two of the insurers, assured guaranty and mbia. that's all we don't have it on it specifically their and started doing it for some selecte

i first learned of this idea through stories about my grandfather, john wesley wright senior.s a sharecroppers son in utah. -- in alabama. when he was a young man of 19 he decided he wanted to get learning in college so he asked how a colored man could go to college. they said there's a presbyterian school, so he saved of his cotton or tuition and went to the college and after the first year, they said how are you going to pay for the second year he said i'm out of cotton and they said you are out of luck. thinking quickly, he said how are those other boys going to college? they said he has what is called a scholarship and if you want to be a presbyterian minister, you can have a scholarship. he said you know, that's exactly what i had in mind. [applause] and my college -- my family has been college educated and presbyterian ever since. [applause] but he was onto something. he knew that education was going to allow him to become someone that he might not otherwise have imagined. he knew it would resonate for generations to come and indeed, my father would become not just colle

but coach wesley and counselors helped her get into our high school and next thing you know, now she'sway to college. her grades are great. everything is working fine. we have kids now, that are giving back to us. we have kid coming and helping us out. >> next hour i will play against some of the kid. we need to you donate to the go fund me page. we will give you more information on. that jen freddie know you are out there, what is going on. >> here's what we are doing we are making over some brides, bridal parties. boys are involved. bride is involved. we will show what you we are doing. it is cool stuff, as we share. >>> it is 8:45. and things have calmed down as far as rain is concern in many places, but there is more. listen up for that thunder and get out of the water, and off of the beach, if you you hear it. thunderstorms are nearby and five out of ten. it is 76 in philadelphia mostly cloudy skies, and planner for today has high of 86 degrees with the scattered storms throughout the the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies with a peak of sunshine here and there that takes care of your

wesley brown fieldhouse was built above flood level and acts as a floodwall.e have raised electrical outlets on ground floors installed valves for underground tunnels and storm winds. wear suitable, we have also identified opportunities for "wet flood proofing," for buildings that are allowed to flood during a one in 100 year -- resources required to keep them dry would not be cost-effective. perhaps most effectively, we have instituted protocol for equipment and chemical relocation in the event of a major storm. to prepare for future flooding i recently charted the sealevel council. captain -- the council also includes miss sarah phillips our architect of the naval academy who will use our academic -- will ensure coordination across commands. the sealevel advisory council will look to better project future sealevel changes indianapolis area and identify the naval academy's vulnerabilities. we prioritize these on abilities and work to provide project solutions in preventing and minimizing damaging effects of inundation. finally, i think it is important to ment

i certainly remember wesley clark in 2008 was a campaign surrogate for barack obama, and made similare tour by the obama campaign right after this. it will be interesting to see if the trump supporters are turned off by this. a lot of trump supporters who are, you know anti-illegal immigration, and certainly some of them are harsher than that are not big fans of john mccain to begin with. it may be that this doesn't hurt him a whole lot. >> let's talk about hillary clinton. this weekend as you know she decided to skip the net roots conference. eight years ago she was booed when she attended. was she looking to avoid a possible repeat jonathan? >> i think that's probably part of it. there's no reason to go out there and get booed by folks who see you as too much of a creature of the establishment, which i think is what happened last time. i'm not sure there's a whole lot for her to gain there. she wants to communicate her message to democrats broadly. and she probably doesn't need the net roots nation conference to do that. >> bernie sanders and martin o'malley were shouted down by the

for example, wesley brown field house was built above the flood level and acts as a flood wall. we relocated our chiller plant and moved our hvac equipment to rooftops where feasible. raised electrical outlets on ground floors and installed valves on tunls and storm lines wrchl suitable we have identified opportunities for quote wet flood proofing unquote where we designate buildings and fields that will be allowed to flood during once in a hundred year type storms. these structures can handle flooding with minimal damage and using resources to keep them dry would not be cost effective. perhaps most importantly, we have instituted operational protocol for equipment and chemical relocations in classrooms and labs in the event of a major storm. to prepare for future flooding major tropical events and rising sea levels, i recently chartered the navy sea advisory council. the council includes sara phillips our architect at the naval academy and faculties academic research for infrastructure implementation. a council member will ensure coordination across commands. the sea level advi

. >> this is not going to be anything -- i did a democratic debate back when wesley clark had just gottentz from "the wall street journal," gloria berger. we were told not to make news as the moderator of the debate it will be very low key. there will be nothing low key. >> about this. >> nothing polite or civilized about this whole ross. >> donald trump is not prepping. all the other candidates are prepping for the debate. >> are you surprised donald trump is not -- >> i thought he was going to prep. someone close to him told me he has problem with his memory. so, that might be some of the reason he's not prepping. you do not want donald trump on that stage just going for broke. >> all he's going to have to do is what he has been doing thus far, attack every other single member of the republican party running. >> with a bind erer, with all sorts of bones to throw at everybody. >> what is it 90 minutes long ten candidates? you can't get into deep discussion of policy. >> three or four minutes per person. >> that's right. >> and he doesn't want to. >> no, he doesn't want to. >> he wants to

host: let's go to wesley, san diego, california, line for democrats.'re on with "politico's" anna palmer. caller: thanks for taking my call. i just want to say i agree with the previous caller regarding iran's assets, if it belongs to them, then they should unfreeze it and give the money back to the people of iran. because it's their money. and regarding benjamin netanyahu, i think he made a big mistake coming to the u.s. congress injecting himself into the political fray. he should just have stayed out and let the executive branch cover the deal. and it's an arms control deal, not a weapons -- everybody has weapons over there in the middle east so i just think it should be -- we should stay out and not look for another middle east war. host: anna palmer, can you talk about the speech the prime minister gave before congress and how that has influenced the debate since? 's guest: absolutely. with a i think you saw is usually being pro-israel has always been bipartisan, kind of the american -- an ally of israel and there has been a long-standing, strong