e. warren st. moments later, a second man called 911 saying he had been shot. the second victim survived. it is not clear if the two victims knew each other. there is a reward for any tips about the case. >>> speeding does not have to play -- does not play a ro i towards his bus stop when a car hit him. jacob died of his injuries. the driver has not been charged the deputies -- he told deputies that the sun was in his eyes at the time of the crash. >> we knew that my dad was a hero and he will always be our hero. >> it is also a very supportive soul and a bright soul. >> family and colleagues of legacy. he died this weekend in a scuba diving accident. it was just 48 years old. his children calling him a constant in their lives with an infectious laugh. >>> -- and we're learning the impact he had could not be underestimated. we talked to friends who said his to head -- hard work and dedication will live on. >> they saw fred arnold like a brother. he says they became friends in a unique way. >> july 4, 2013 we had a burglary, robbery, and everything else. >> it i

ed: and sen e warren is unleashing attacks on her new favorite target. she is live in somerville right now, mary. mary: ed and maria, she spoke to a packed theater tonight and urged voters to make their voices heard in november. she wasted no time slamming donald trump. >> all i can say is i'm going to be fighting my heart out. donald trump cannot, cannot be president of the united states. mary: senator elizabeth warren tonight to use their vote to fight for working families. >> it's not about voting up and down the ticket. it'ses asking people who want their vote who they really plan to work for. mary: warren's, one of the top trump attack dogs didn't sugarcoat what she thinks about donald trump's latest campaign controversies. today he is saying he has no regrets about his twitter attacks on a gold star family and accepting a retired veteran's purple heart. get a purple heart. this was much easier. >> just when you think that donald trump can't pull another one, can't devastate more clearly how disqualified he is to be president of the united states, h

it's so well-crafted written by ben of the new york e and -- new yorker and he's an icon. >> lissa warren talking about some of the books. this is book tv on c-span2. >> when the tea party emerged in 2009 the largest supporters politically speaking of national known figures were women. the original momma grizzly, sarah palin. in my own research i studied conservative movements for a long time including the christian right. i would say that an earlier-right wing movements women have been a part of the movements but more behind the scenes rather than front and center. excuse me. there have been some notable exceptions to that rule. phyllis known to stop the era in the 1970's. one of the women that i interviewed, the first thing this woman said to me when we sat down for the interview was phyllis was tea party before she was party. and she's actually right if you look at some of the writings and still today. generally speaking while conservative women have been active in politics, they haven't been front and center. that's really what prompted the book. why are so many women out in front of

warren volker, the c-e-o of well health quality care, saw insurance event to hold a raffle. 16 lucky teachers were awarded office depot gift cards worth 5- hundred dollars each. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- take a look at this video.... a man takes things to the extreme on the road...and it's all caught on camera. plus.... :19-:23 a face full of nachos...cheese and salsa haha spotlight at a pittsburgh penguins game. you won't believe the lengths this man will go to for his nachos. this just in... marijuana.... that means it will still be considered a "schedule one" substance... like heroin and l-s-d. government officials say there is still not enough scientific proof that shows marijuana should be used for medical purposes. this decision keeps the federal government at odds with states like nevada... which have legalized marijuana for medical purposes. take a look at this video... road rage all caught on camera in missouri. you can see a man kicking and punching that red sedan. he even tried to open the door! road rage) "he was just yelling a whole bunch of cuss wor

it was warren e. burger, the retired chief justice of the united states, who had ended his 17-year tenure a year earlier for the purpose of presiding over this very observance which, as it happened, fell on his 80th birthday. burger addressed the crowd, quote: if we remain on course, keeping faith with the vision of the founders with freedom under ordered liberty, we will have done our part to see that great new idea of government of consent by we the people remains in place, unquote. burger's call to keep faith with the founders reflected one vision of the project they had launched with their great new idea, but it was not the only vision. four months earlier justice thurgood marshall, who still sat on the supreme court, had offered a far more sober take in a speech to a bar group on maui. marshall, the aging hero of the campaign to end racial segregation, first african-american to sit on the supreme court, advised his audience to be wary of the flag-waving fervor surrounding the bicentennial. quote:

the economy, warren says. >> e-mails, foundation money. by richie make it back?you, i always say this to folks who like donald. don't underestimate hillary. she's a brilliant adversary on the top of her game. she's very smart and choose hillary. she got away with this. she beat the united states government. drink is someone say the last month. some of it the last 30 years. >> bad you are so great. i follow you on twitter and online. my mother loves you. charles: that's a beautiful tie. >> sheela charles payne. the italian and the african american. fox is so ethically diverse. charles: i'm in a silly mood. >> i got the shoes my son joey got me. one of the interns, look what she gets made. ronald reagan's lax. charles, you look mighty fine, but you've got some catching up to do. charles: i do. i guarantee when the numbers come out tomorrow, we will have a spike out of this world. what is that? gq wants to talk to you. real quick, what about donald trump? does he fall into a trap fighting this fight? >> you can't read them. he's got such a mass following. charles: h

tole donald trump to stop calling names leek crazy bernie and goofy warren and calling hillary clinton the devil? >> donald trump and e have different styles but we have the seam goals and exactly the same convictions. the american people aren't really focused, craig, on si man ticks. they are focused on the ideas and policies and leadership that are going to turn the country around. the reason you see the enormous crowds across florida when my own. the crowds of five hundred and a thousand people that are coming out to hear that message. it's evidence that donald trump is speaking straight into the heart, the aspirations and frustrations to have american people. we're going to continue to do that all the way through election day. >> if you have exactly the same goal and exactly the same convictions of donald trump, why did you back ted cruz in the primary? in hien site? would you have gone with endorsed donald trump instead? >> we all made our choices in our primaries. i made my choice in the indiana primary. donald trump won my state and won the republican nomination fair and square. i couldn't be more honored to st

meetings for the conservation to the supreme court of massachusetts, personally written to warren and markey, about 40 e-mails as well as cyber meetings in their offices, thousands of signatures have been collected and hundreds of other organizations and what it always comes down to is the fit between the local distribution companies and ferc which is made up of more mostly oil and gas lobbyists. i've been looking at some articles about some of these meetings that were held who is now in the energy board and it's a complete revolving door. i'd like you to really delve into as much of that as he possibly could because we even had people in massachusetts approach but refused to meet with us so the meeting closed door meetings with the oil and gas industry, the former cohort. so please go into that as much as you can and what can we all do to combat that system because it is so thick, that's why they called it the expert first. >> you outline outline a tremendous problem in our movement. i think over time where going to have to fight to not reform for but eliminate the agency and to start over again with a

gone to meeting from the supreme judicial court of massachusetts, personally warrant to warren and markee, with 40 e-mails and five or six meetings in their offices. thousands of signatures have been collected by -- and hundreds of other organizations, and what it always comes down to is the fit between new england, the local gas distribution companies, and ferc, which is made up mostly of oil and gas industry lobbyists. i have been looking at articles about the meetings held with mark celton, no on the energy studyboard, and it's a complete revolving door and i'd like you to delve into that. we have even had people in massachusetts approach the clerk commissioner from massachusetts, who refuses to meet with us but will meet in closed door meetings with the oil and gas industry, her former cohorts. so please delve into that as much as you can and what can we all do to combat that system? because it is so thick. they probably call it thick first start. >> well, you outline a tremendous problem in our movement. i think we're going to over time have to fight to not reform ferr but to eliminate the agen

getting a little bit of lightning show and even for those of you and youngstown warren are probably seeing that lightningar off to e east. but for the time being, the only thing left over to be a few spotty tropical type rain showers. we zoom in to two of themm just perhaps vermillion and sandusky a little bit of a rain shower that lasted no more than 5 million minutes or so.o.ra most the rainfall today fell and very light streaks. of great only onee significance or greater significance. maybe 1-2 inches that just clipped northern richmond county going through be cyrus with maybe a half inch of rain. just south of upper sandusky won-2 inches of rain. everybody else today the rainfall amounts are pretty minimal.l.nf there is lightning off to the east ino the high today was 92 degrees. that makes it 22 days in 2016. 2012 was a hot day here as well with 24. for tonight, spotty thunderstorms on the die out 2 otherwise a quiet night at then widespread showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon with pocketswe of heay rains and downpours. look for a high of 85 degrees before the rain starts. as the rain starts

reporter: warren also chided hillary clinton for hiring debbie wasserman schultz just days after she would resigned as dnc chair. was booed at the philadelphia convention after leaked e-mails reveal she tried to undermine the campaign of senator bernie sanders. senator warren goes "on the record" with ed harding and janet wu this sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. right here on channel 5. antoinette: today, governor charlie baker will sign new regulations on ridesharing into law. it will allow those services to pick up passengers at logan airport and the convention and to fingerprint drivers, which some safety advocates had push for p or lawmakers met on thursday during an informal session to push forward a number of bills. that includes proposals dealing with evidence in rape cases, animal abuse, and robert attacks are frozen boston. they will be back in session on monday. emily: 5 investigates -- this morning, leaders are responding after boston's deliver a strong message to the mayor and police commissioner. mike beaudet obtained this scathing letter. the union says it has been begging the city for what they called the "necessary personnel and equipment" for 18 months.

warren g.. they'll little--a little e-40. >> reporter: have integrated better technology to help with noise reduction. reporting back to you and the studio, dies. --guys >> steve: we have you covered for outside plant. go to kron4 dot com. -- we have you covered for outside land >> brittany: it will be '60s with an overcast and partly sunny skies. the purchase would drop quickly into the 50 so here is a live look right now. >> brittany: 3 deconditions are also expected to you want to bring your jacket if you are headed out there. >> brittany: will stay cool with below average temperatures. and we will start to recover sunday and monday with our temperatures. >> brittany: down seven degrees in santa rosa. m mountain view. >> brittany: 63 in hayward. it is an even split for the most part at a mountain degrees. -- even spread for the most part. >> brittany: we will see far reaching cloud with parts to the east bay as we head into the rest of tonight we will have more clearing as we get into the afternoon. we will see cloud, like i mentioned developing and the evening hours. same thing for the bay and si

warren. i want to talk about the e-mail thing. explain to people who aren't following the latest.e the accusations that it is corrupt. what did she do wrong in conjunction with people outside asking for favors? >> so there are a couple things. first of all, she has said she wanted her private server so she could communicate with her daughter chelsea and exchange recipes and yoga moves. it turns out there is also classified information there and people asking for favors while she's secretary of state that then were procured and secured. >> but they weren't asking her directly in this latest batch of e-mails. >> so she's not responsible for what the people below her do? cheryl mills? >> she's responsible for her staff doing what every administration i've ever covered has done. >> helped to give mineral rights to people in countries -- >> outside favors? >> okay. then according to clinton cash, the movie and the book, her husband's speaking fees went like this in the time she was secretary of state. maybe a coincidence. but he had again president eight years before. he was a pretty n

warren buffett. >> will have more on donald trump for you right after this. stay with us. qwueewep@1@xxxxxx 08/02/16 08/02/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> today at the request of libya's government of national court, the u.s. inductive precisision airstrikes against isilil targets to support june a affiliate it supports the dish foforces. amy: u.s. war planes hit libya monday in a significant escalation of the u.s. war against isis. we will get the latest. we will also show you a side of

i love when warren buffett said i'll bring my tax returns, you bring yours, i'll meet you any time returns. >> what kind of stuff was in those e-mails? it was all personal stuff and we said that consistently. everything i said publicly has been consistent and truthful with what i told them. so he can say whatever he wants, but the facts remain he owes the american people his tax returns. and we all are going to keep pushing him until he releases them. so a person might get mixed messages about what your donald trump was here. how much are you going to have to compete in colorado? i'm going to fight very hard for colorado. i care a lot about colorado. i consider it a state that is helping to shape the future. i have a very high regard for your govern er, who i think -- governor who i think has been someone who understands the tough issues that states have to deal with and that i want to deal with as president. so i'm going to keep coming back to colorado. we'r 50-state campaign. we have organizers across america. there are some states like colorado that are going to get more attention than others, so you'll be seeing me. >> so

warren buffett. another billionaire, mike bloomberg, spoke on her behalf at her convention. her e-mail controversy is back in the news. chris wallace pressed her. >> director comey said my answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent with what i've told the american people, that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively certain of the e-mails. >> reporter: it is worth noting that "the washington post" fact checker gave her four pinocchios for that response to chris wallace, shannon. >> not exactly in the bag for the right wing. what kind of a bump does it appear that mrs. clinton is getting out of the nomination? we always expect these after conventions. >> reporter: that's right, it's early, but it looks like she got a bump of a few points. the latest survey out of cbs news suggests she got a 4% bump. as for her running mate tim kaine, he was back home in richmond trying to fire up volunteers. >> this is really, really important. everybody in the united states is counting on you. just about everybody in the world is counting on you. because ameri

matters whether democratic or republican presidents make appointments.n t >> host: you can e-mail us and desist from warrenays whatever happened to stephen did you interview him for the buck? >> guest: he was a graduate in philosophy when he was living with patty hearst. he didn't become a philosopher. he became a real estate broker in silicon valley and he has led a very nice life in largely obscured even the way that most people do and he's a nice guy and he remained somewhat bewildered if anyone were t woue bewildered by this crazy experience. he ihe's now in his mid-60s and married with kids.lo >> in the interest of full t disclosure desist from a viewer saying i've read all of your books, can you comment on the video in the supreme court. >> we want to open the process. >> guest: i used to say that the reason there were no cameras in the supreme court could be answered into words and those two words were jon stewart because the justices didn't want to be made fun of. now he's gone from the today show but i think that the concept is the same and we talk about stockholm syndrome in the context of the ca

warren county. and you see even down here to southern new jersey. that line will keep sliding e astward. as it does, it hits the jersey shore really quick. rumbles of thunder, quick heavy downpour of rain. and tomorrow afternoon, we're looking at mid-80s. there's a possibility in this unstable cooler air aloft here. there might be a passing shower tomorrow. before it is back to the sticky, steamy stuff as we go breezy, warm. but less humid. we're looking at tonight as a cloudy night of showers and central and southern jersey as i was showing you. then tomorrow, 88. passing shower is possible. here's your accuweather seven- day forecast. back to hot and humid. and reality august for the weekend. 90 on friday. 89 saturday. you'll feel like the mid-90s. warm and humid sunday, 86. cobra comes through. low humidity. sunny. good conditions. >> so we're living for next week now. >> well, the weekend. >> what's different? always live for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> big game backlash. a 12-year-old girl sparks fierce debate after posting photos of herself, smiling next hi guys! got the birthda

speeds much 120 miles an hour and that you butler, warren and montgomery counties and after the car crash, the driver ran and temporarily shutting down e-75 and police say they found a lot of alcohol and cigarettes inside that car, which was reportedly stolen. karen. >>> a wildfire is lighting up the sky out west overnight and this is one of at least 25 fires that are burning from washington and nevada. the flames here burned 5,000 acres in washington state in a matter of hours and not dash from spokane and hundreds of people told to evacuate as the fire destroyed more than a dozen homes. trips tos letters and the pictures, whatever and that is all gone and all gone with nothing to show. >> and crews are turning attention to it fewing the fire from the air. the cooler weather is know hadding and there is still a long way to go. >>> and the e-mail scandal surrounding hillary clinton can be more damaging than originally reported and thousands more e-mails will be made public and they're to post 15,000 documents. the judge wants a plan from the state department by does 22nd on how the documents will be released. >>> and it's been well- do

omaha, nebraska, joining her ceo warren buffet and despite her support from buffet, mark cuban, former city mayor, clinton still facing questions over trust worthiness and ehful and what i said is consistent with what i told the american people that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively emails. dagen: that would be a pointed debate.

morning, the stock opened 10, 15%, what would tim cook e-mail jim cramer about and saying going so well thr them. >> the way i think about it is that warrenw, invested $1.5 billion and may invest more. this is a value stock. it's not a growth stock. multiple is around 11, 12, somebody rnd there. look at the multiples for microsoft, more than double that. look at the multiple for amazon, facebook. these are growth stocks and this is not a growth stock. it's not valued on innovation. it's valued on the best product out there and it's got an incredible path of cash flow ahead of it. it's just a different company than it was when steve was running it and it was based on you know, incredible brand-new products than anyone had seen. >> i hear you, it's not based ton multiples are very different for the other company, but do you think that the innovation is still there for them to get the kind of growth they've had in the past? not just the refresh. >> it's to be seen. i think we don't know yet. they've said publicly they want to move more into services and hugh is work ong that. he's got a very talented team. around him. and that's important. c

e-mails not returned. >> clinton is trying to move on and broaden her appeal appearing in omaha tonight with warren buffett>> i've known her since 1992. >> set latest in a string of billionaire businessmen to build a case against trump. earlier it was mark cuban in his native pittsburgh. and michael bloomberg at the convention in north philadelphia. >> let's select the same competent person -- >> for the next few months the race is all about the electoral college. finding a path to 270 electoral votes. along with maine, selecting by congressional district. obama swept in 2008. hillary clinton is hoping to follow suit. her challenge is presenting herself as a candidate of change. >> i know people are angry and frustrated. i'm not going into this with some kind of rose colored glasses. i know we've got work to do. >> and jake that work to do is in the middle of the electorate. of course those are the ones who still have questions about her e-mail and other controversies. jake? >> jeff dezeleny, thank you so much. we talked earlier about donald trump's comments about russia. let's go into hillary clinton sugg

warren, michigan where the clinton campaign stopped for now. mike. >> we don't expect hillary clinton will make reference to the latest e-mail controversy regarding her time in the state department. it will serve dual purposes and reiterating her co proposals and benefitting donald trump's plan. last time we saw her on the stump in iowa waand talking about small businesses being the engine to drive the economy. she will talk about public college and universities fro for middle-class families and. clinton will likely portray trump's proposaals as being on taxes, a friends and family plan to help his wealthy friend and portray trump's as trickle down economics and unrealistic. and the real clear politics show that clinton has a six point lead over trump. 41.8 and 35.2 percent and his opposition to trade deals has caused concern for democrats and fears that he has an ability to connect with white working class voters. donald trump must win this particular county where warren, michigan is located. this is a show down in the rust belt. >> mike, thank you very much. >> larry's crystal ball shows that based on a forecasting model, the nom no could be headed

state with a 70% approval rating. , e-mails,, benghazi but there is such a strong dislike and disapproval and so many ways that i have a theory that when elizabeth warrenunning for office, terrible disapproval, once she was in office, approval, and i read a study that we don't have a problem with women once they are in power, but when they are striving for power, that can be threatening. any thoughts on that? there is such a dislike that does not add up. it is in the numbers. >> i have been heartened that some of those numbers have improved, and some improved dramatically. she has faced a lot of withering criticism by a range acs against her for a long time. a lot of cities are so has received far more negative coverage than donald trump. she had a great convention. she was able to speak directly to people. mark: we have to cut you off. we have to go. thank you so much. we will be right back with the newest presidential candidate in the race right after this. ♪ ?c+sv ♪ >> our next guest, david s callen but his friends him evan. yesterday he announced he was running as an independent candidate for president and today he joins us here in the studio. evan

e-mails. there's such a strong dislike and disapproval in so many ways that i have a theory that when elizabeth warrenning for office, terrible disapproval. once she was in office, approval. i read a study that we don't have problems with women once they're in power but when they are striving for power, that can be very threatening. this was a psychological study. any thoughts on that? because i can't -- there's such a dislike that it just doesn't add up. it's across the board and it's in the numbers. >> you know, i have actually been heartened at some of those numbers have improved in some polls, improved dramatically. obviously she has faced a lot of withering criticism. there has been a range of super pacs against her for a very long time and she's gotten a lot more negative coverage, indeed we have a lot of cities that show she's received far more negative coverage than any candidate, including donald trump. but she had a great convention. i think she was able to speak directly to people and her numbers are improving dramatically. >> we got to go to break. thanks so much. we'll be right back. wer

e folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> what he meant by that was you have the power to vote against her. >> reporter: that's not what democrats say. >> violence. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren tweeted it's a death threat. former congresswoman gabby violence, said that trump's words can inspire bloodshed. but the candidate clinton has steered clear, talking about the zika virus. >> i urge congress to call people back for a special session and get a bill passed. >> reporter: clinton said she will debate trump but wants to conflict with nfl games. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> there is no indication that the commission will change any of the debate days. they are look for a third podium in case a third-party candidate hits the 15% threshold to participate. >>> new overnight, house speaker paul ryan has defeat aid long-shot challenger who was praiseed by donald trump. ryan defeated businessma nehlen yesterday in wisconsin. nehlen won praise from the nominee last week. ryan will face another ryan in november, a rock war veteran, ryan stolen. >>> delta is working to recover from monday's system outage. this is what the check-in count every looked like at rdu internationa

warren. data of bunker hill kind of the turning point in leadership. kind of turnsren over the revolution with washington coming over. e takes over as the new commander and it will be howe vs. washington for most of the rest of the war. washington gets to massachusetts. thedes trying to assemble content alarming, he has almost no guns to drive the british from boston. he also has a major british force in canada which he has very strong concerns that they will come down and break the siege of boston, which is in fact there a. they authorize a new campaign into canada. personally, i never learned any of this in elementary school. i had no idea that canada was involved. to the condoited congress as the 14th colony. there were others invited other than the 13 that came. benedict arnold is one of the two key men in this campaign. he goes up through maine and goes up through quebec city. there are some stages along lake champlain and up through montreal where he ultimately meets benedict arnold at quebec city. i will not give everything away in the book, but the battle of quebec city is a fight during a blizzard on new year'

warren is on to something. whenever my nephew gets candy or thinks e going to get, he's only year and a half, he's like jumpingets the candy in his mouth. >> he's excited to get the candy. that's what it is. >> yes. >> he's watching now because now he can say to you scientifically the candy has no negative impact on me give me the candy. >> i'm waiting for that one. >> there you go. >> moving on. >> all right. the kids are getting ready to head back to school, yes, it is just about that time but before they do, tips to help them bust the stress of a new year and possibly a new school. we'll be right back. ♪ this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's this, this, this, and this. it is the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal in all the history and will be for eternity. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. ♪ >>> let's take look at this morning's top stories. even though kathleen kane has resigned her post as pennsylvania's attorney general, a state house panel is still looking into impeaching her. kane hasn'ted in her resignation after convi

billion acquisition of e-commerce stock of jet.com as soon as today, according to people familiar with the matter. to run itstay on online division for several years. billionaire warrenum risk on that derivative was all most $8 billion. delta's computer systems crash, which led to flights worldwide being grounded. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: that is a big deal. thanks so much. to see delta shutdown for a global audience, truly one of america's major carriers. the delta shuttle between new york and washington -- it is a lot bigger deal than the stereotype of the east coast. we first broke the story, i like the way you put it, that it shows the vulnerability of relying on a global computer system. we had a situation at heathrow four weeks ago where flights could not take off because computers were not working and they could not check in people. tom: david woo of bank of america merrill lynch is with us. now i'm a luigi zingales from .hicago's blue school wonderful to have you here. let's talk american politics. there is without question a nostalgia of republicans supporting mr. trump in search of a past. what passed is there? we know they cannot find it.

do that there is some -- appalling things said in some e-mails about going after trump, bernie sanders let's talk about berkshire hathaway ceo warrenlionaire criticize trump's business record a little bit of oracle. >> it takes some kind nerve somebody else, to really have the notion that 325 million people you are the only ones can fix it i think when splb makes a statement like that, you should look at his record, when he appealed to american public before. now donald trump has been in a lot of businesses lad a lot of bankruptcies, but usually that is just involved borrowing money from american public. >> david part of donald trump's appeal business acumen do you think this hurts him. >> it is not you know it is mark cuban. >> going to have effect with some in respect tos to some degree nobody knows how much. >> about warren buffett attacks bankruptcy code exists different forms for businesses about saving business a lot of times worst case entire company fails everybody losses a job, or you are restructuring reform the company trump needs to hit back being with what that means to american people when it happens also warren buffe

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e-mails? mitt romney had about 13%. >> hold on for a second here because i want to get rob in here. donald trump now is under a lot of pressure to release his returns. warrenas come out and said he should do it. in fact, he said i'll do it when you do it and i'm also under audit and that's not an excuse and what do you sell as a tax return. i would say both don't release your artists, and that is not a smart thing to do. i think donald trump should stick to his guns and not cede to the pressure. >> absolutely. there is nothing to be gained on the audit side and it would show a lot less than people think if they looked at it. >> there are less issues with it. are you talking about -- what do you mean by less? >> if you look at mr. trump he's basically a large, corporate enterprise, so if you're looking at a tax returns they'll be huge and they'll have complex, corporate tax deductions and other things that to people who aren't tax lawyers might be confusing and look sin tore and to an actual standard, my -- he is not a private entity and he's running for the united states, the highest office in the last and the there is a tradition of releasing tax returns

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omaha, nebraska, joining her ceo warren buffet and despite her support from buffet, mark cuban, former city mayor, clinton still facing questions over trust worthiness and e-mail scandal. >> director comey said that my answers were truthful and what i said is consistent with what i told the american people that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively emails. dagen: that would be a pointed debate. donald trump will be in battle states of ohio and pennsylvania. trump pushing back against presidential debate schedule as it goes against nfl games. >> the nfl doesn't want wanting to against the debates because they'll be massive. they were on saturday nights when nobody is home. dagen: roads turning into river, flash flooding leaves at least two dead and details on dramatic rescue of a woman who was trapped in her car and saved by a group of heroic men after they formed a human chain. uber facing reality and china the company selling business there after losing billions of dollars on that venture. tesla moving closer to making solar city deal official. the merger could be announced as early as today but uphill climb to get the deal ap

e-mails, thousands that were not returned. >> reporter: back on the trail clinton is getting help from a trio of billionaire businessmen. >> hillary, hillary, hillary! >> reporter: warrenuffett, mark cuban and michael bloomberg vowed not to support the billionaire in the race. >> i asked donald trump have you no sense of decency, sir? >> reporter: i'm mary moloney reporting. >>> and still ahead on kron4 morning news, outrage is growing after video surfaced showing bart officers struggling to arrest a man in the embarcadero station. what led up to that encounter? >>> and next apple is making some changes to the emojis. the reason the company is getting rid of its pistol emoji after the break. >>> and here is a live look outside, this is the bay bridge, you can see that the toll plaza is kind of backing up there over to the right-hand side. robin will be back with much more information that you need to know. ♪ ♪ you look at these things and you know you always have people in your corner. you know, no matter what. you always have people in your corner. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a

e. dewey was a reasonably young man in 1953 and he, of course, was very influential in general eisenhower running. was dewey offered a job by eisenhower after all his v.p. governor warren of california was offered the job of chief justice? >> that's a great question. there is some debate over it. i believe he was informally approached, shall we put it, you know, about the supreme court. when you stop to think about it, really nothing else made sense, except perhaps secretary of state and there he had the next best thing, maybe better, his long-time political ally and his kissinger, john foster dulles. one of the things about dewey that is often overlooked is the extent to which he brought into the american political process a whole generation of very talented people. i mean, dwight eisenhower, richard nixon are the most obvious, but there's a whole host of people who would remain, some of them here in new york, but others, kim hagerty was the white house press secretary, to this day regarded as the best press secretary in white house history. he earned the job in new york under tom dewey. herbert brownell, the attorney general under eisenhower, was dewey's campaign man

subsequent integration cases i think warren's political sense as much as his legal made him an epic figure.tu host: an earlier point from tom hynes is setting us an end under the constitution, could the senate refused to consent any supreme court nominee by a potential eight years of president hillary clinton? guest: absolutely. the constitution does not impose any sort of time limits on the requirement-- the only thing the constitution says is that the power to appoint is with the president with the advice and consent of the senate, but did does not set a time limit or say that the senate has to can send. they can keep voting down her opponent. they cannot hold hearings on her opponent i mean, this is again one of the many areas where law yields to policy and the only remedy for this sort of recalcitrant on the part of senators comes on election day. where voters can say if you are not core to consider supreme court appointment i will pull you out of office, but that's the only remedy. president obama or if there is a president clinton can go to courts force the senate to act. this is a political act, which will be resolved by political means. hos