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first, vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be speaking at a union convention plumbers and pipefitters training center...doors open to the public there at 9 a-m--but things won't get started for several hours. then later this week, hillary clinton will be in reno discussing her plans to create jobs -- and improve the economy. then it's the republicans turn--but you'd better be prepared to open up your wallet to hear donald trump speak. the presidential nominee is holidng a rally at the south point friday--tickets start at 200- dollars. doors open at 11 and the event starts at two. if you're interested i register on his website. and speaking of trump... he may be softening his stance on undocumented workers. his new compaign manager was pressed on whether he would support forced deportation. here's what she had to say. (dana bash/ cnn host) "will that plan include a deportation force - the kind that he, just you just heard in that sound bite, and that he talked about during the republican primaries?" (kellyanne conway/ trump campaign mgr.) "to be determined." trump had previously said h

he'll speak at a union convention -- over at the mirage -- before heading over to the plumbers -- and pipefitters training center for a rally. doors open to the public at 9 a.m. if that's not a tornado than i don't know is mother nature -- barrelling across the midwest -- leaving incredible damage in her wake. and parents -- listen up. the price of a medicine -- that could save your child's life -- is skyrocketing. what you need to know -- before your child -- gets hit with and chopper 13 is bringing you breaking news fast -- and they ram their truck -- into the front of a shooting range. they ransack the business -- pulling out weapons -- getting away lots of guns. back at home. a rough night for a local family. a van -- plows into their house -- near stewart and lamb. the driver -- reportedly blacked out. thankfully -- nobody was hurt. a consumer alert -- from contact 13. a pharmaceutical company -- under fire -- for hiking the price of a life- saving percent -- to 600-dollars. abc's eva pilgrim reports -- parents worry tonight -- they won't be able to afford it -- for their childre

he'll speak at a union convention -- over at the mirage -- before heading over to the plumbers -- and pipefitters training center for a rally. doors open to the public at 9 a.m. local bikers turn out in force -- to help make a valley man's dream of riding a motorcylce -- come true. sal has st he's always wanted to ride a motorcyle -- but is now too weak to ride on his own. a friend -- reaching out to the local biker community -- asking if they could give him a ride around the block. they did one better than that -- taking sal -- and his daughter on a ride -- up to the mount charleston lodge -- for breakfast. rob borden 09:28:56:18 "when somebody needs help and reaches out, the biker community as you can see, the biker community shows up." they even gave sal his very own leather vest -- with his name officers in chicago. (nats - gunfire) why they were forced to open fire -- on a teenager at a traffic stop. and -- embattled swimmer -- ryan lochte -- is breaking his silence. what he -- and his fellow swimmers are now saying -- about the bizarre robbery scandal in rio. and remember -- cho

. >> krystal: he is speaking at a plumbers and pipe fitters union convention at the mirage. let's take a little listen. >> so that's the hillary plan. hillary's going to be the you're fired president. that's what she's going to do. donald trump, on the other hand, he is going to be a you're fired president. i will say this. it is a little hard to know about trump because he doesn't like giving details.

. >> krystal: he is speaking at a plumbers and pipe fitters union convention at the mirage. let's take a little listen. >> so that's the hillary plan. hillary's going to be the you're fired president. that's what she's going to do. donald trump, on the other hand, he is going to be a you're fired president. i will say this. it is a little hard to know about trump because he doesn't like giving details. or we're going to build a wall between us and mexico and they'll pay for it, believe me. and he doesn't like to give details. let me just ask you this is there anybody here who believes one word trump drooum says? no. absolutely. because he's got a track record of when people believe him, people get hurt. when people believe him, people get hurt. small businesses like my dad's or businesses. they were excited to get a contract to do something on one of his casino or golf course projects. drywall, cement workers, masons, electricians, architects, small businesses just like these small businesses. it was a matter of pride. they did the work. they paid the bill for the materials.

today he is in las vegas making a personal appeal at the iron workers union convention but the union has already endorsed hillary clinton. >>> back to school day right now. do you have anything to eat? i am starving, mom. [ talking at the same time ] >> i have been in school all day. denver public school turning to bus drivers and dispatch. >> thee hundred 95 school buses transporting 30,000 children each day. it could be a labor of love and it could be stressful. >> i believe that if they -- [ laughter ] >> got a good look at what is in here, what we do, our program, how many things we look at i think they would get transportation, the dispatch office, how busy we really are and we -- our goal is we -- we time please. we might not always please but that is our goal in getting the kids transported safely. >> 5 dispatchers are in charge of this, the buses. first day jits for everybody. the goal is to -- jitters for everybody. the school is to get kids to one or two kids on the bus. they are once again the last one of the groups to head back to school today. we want to see pictures of

he's scheduled to speak at a union convention at the mirage. then he'll hold a rally at the plumbers and pipefitters training center...doors open to the public there at 9 a-m. donald trump is now trying to court african american voters... but his efforts are already sparking backlash. so our party to be the home of the african-american voter once again (butted with) sot trump/michigan: you're living in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? trump's new campaign manager quickly coming to his defense while appearing on abc news. "those comments are for all by his comments." the latest fundraising numbers are in-- trump has picked up his pace, but hillary clinton is still far out- raising and out-spending him. just in this morning... donald trump is calling for the clinton foundation to be shut down immediately. he posted a statement on facebook saying quote "it's the most currupt enterprise in political history" and a new poll from abc news- washington post is findi

he'll speak at a union convention -- over at the mirage -- before heading over to the plumbers -- and local bikers turn out in force -- to help make a valley man's dream of riding a motorcylce -- come true. sal has stage 4 lung cancer. he's always wanted to ride a motorcyle -- but is now too weak to ride on his own. if they could give him a ride around the block. they did one better than that -- taking sal -- and his daughter on a ride -- up to the mount charleston lodge -- for breakfast. rob borden 09:28:56:18 "when somebody needs help and reaches out, the biker community as you can see, the biker community shows up." they even gave sal his very own leather vest -- with his name -- and a patch. the newest faces of the north las vegas police department -- could soon be the stars of a new reality show. new at six -- a production company just got permissi shot -- and sold to a television network. north las vegas stands to make about 4-thousand dollars per episode. historic flooding is still wreaking havoc on baton rouge. but where there is darkness -- there is also light. meet the peopl

the senator from virginia spoke at the iron worker's union annual convention and kaine told the crowd that donald trump owes it to the public to reveal more details will his income and debt. mike pence also hit the campaign trail taking part in an event in cedar rapids, iowa, where he spoke about hillary clinton's's e-mails and called on the clinton foundation to shut down. tomorrow the indiana governor will head to pennsylvania and is holding a town hall in pipersville bucks county. >>> former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords and her husband mark kelly are taking a stand in pennsylvania's high-profile u.s. senate race. the gun control advocates are throwing their support behind republican senator pat toomey. in an editorial published today they praised toomey from breaking away from the gun lobby and bacuna 2013 he voted to expand background checks at gun sales and online following the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school. giffords was seriously wounded in another mass shooting back in 2011. toomey's democratic opponent katie mcguinty is challenging that endorsement. her

it has to be very firm.ir >> woodruff: later today in a union convention in las vegas, democratic vicesidential nominee tim kaine said they shouldn't be swied by temperatures' plan. >> he's not changing his policies. he is still going to have the deportation force and separate families. he says he's not flip-flopping on immigration, that's what hisi campaign says, but we can't afford to be tricked by donald trump. this deportation thing is just another one. he says he'll try to deport people in a humane way, whatevee that means. it's just wrong. amy, what doso, we think is the thinking in trump's mind? >> you know, it's clear from listening to his campaign surrogates and even trump in the last couple of days that he understands there's a softening that needs to happen around somn of these issues, especiallye something around mass deportation of 11 million immigrants. it's also clear that it's really late in the game to change people's perceptions of him. i'm sure you will hear the same thing. if you sat with a group of voters and said what do you know about donald trump, the first thin

this morning, vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be speaking at a union convention at the mirage. then he'll hold a rally at the plumbers and pipefitters training center...doors open to the public there at 9 a-m--but things won't get started for several hours. join us for good morning las vegas tomorrow beginning at 430am... for the latest weather, traffic and breaking n we'll have more local news headlines coming up in one half hour < > here's a look at today's top ? how you like me now ? ? how you like me now ? >>> welcome back to "gma." our wwe summer slam champions, finn balor and charlotte and they are joining us live after last night's fierce smackdown telling all and that's coming up. >>> we're also kicking off our "gma" country playlist week. look over at the grill. chef bill durney is here along with old dominion and, boy, we got a lot of meat over there in just a little bit. >> first i am here with an american hero, noah galloway, you know him from season 20 of "dancing with the stars." well, the u.s. army war hero has a new memoir called "living with no excuses: the re

convention at the mirage. he was joined by his father - al kaine - who owned a union-organized ironwork and welding shop in missouri. congresswoman dina titus and senate canidate cathrine cortez- masto were at the convention showing their support. kaine also held a rally for union workers. the clark county district attorney ruled the police shooting of an unarmed man last year was justified. police shot and killed 23-year-old keith childress in december. that ruling was reviewed at a killed new years eve last year. this is body cam footage of that day....it shows him ignoring the officer's demands. the d-a's office ruled the shooting was justified...and today's review was supposed to address public concerns. "why? that just my only question. why. it never had to go down like this. why did this happen. there was no reason for it, absolutely no reason for it." us marshals tracked childress down that night and called metro he ran away. marshals told metro that childress was wanted for attempted murder -- instead...he was facing charges for a home invasion in arizona. childress' death sparked a large public reaction in

convention at the mirage. he was joined by his father - al kaine - who owned a union-organized ironwork and welding shop in missouri. dina titus and senate canidate cathrine cortez- masto were at the convention showing their support. kaine also held a rally for union workers. a new pet- friendly restaurant is opening this fall. and they're looking to hire some unique personalities. we'll tell you where to go to get hired. and be sure to download our free fox five app for the latest breaking news... weather... and traffic updates. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. friendly restaurant is opening up in town square. and they're looking to hire some fun personalities. friendly, outgoing, energetic, positive people that want to have a good time and

convention at the mirage. he was joined by his father - al kaine - who owned a union-organized ironwork and welding shop in missouri. congresswoman dina titus and senate canidate masto were at the convention showing their support. kaine also held a rally for union workers. happening today.. the little girl with the lemonade stand is back at it.. and this time she's working to help local 4-legged officers. it's theresa babcock's 4-th birthday.. and she's celebrating by selling sweet drinks at the "kangamoo indoor playground." theresa will be out there from 10 a-m until around 5 p-m.. unless she runs out sooner. last month she raised more than 13-hundred dollars.. which she donated to the families of the fallen baton rouge officers. today.. theresa will donate profits to help get local k-9 units protective vests. up-close and president obama heading to louisiana to see the damage caused by severe flooding. and...find out what other issues have surfaced as a result of this major natural disaster. the 'blue cut' fire, the 'chimney fire' and the 'clayton' fire...all still burning things up in california. find out how ki

and i'm going to be 9-0 after november 8-th (cheers) " kaine addressed the annual convention of the ironworkers' union today at the mirage. he was joined by his father - al kaine - who owned a union-organized ironwork and welding shop in missouri. "iron workers work for companies that export products and we want them to sell even more an create more jobs here in the united states and that's why we're going to make sure any trade rule is fair and advances jobs and advances wages rather than hurts them. kaine also offered his support to both congresswoman dina titus... and senate candidate catherine cortez-masto... who were at today's event. major unions have endorsed the republicans argue that presidential nominee hillary clinton is beholden to wall street - not the working class. donald trump cancelled plans to return to las vegas this week. the republican presidential nominee was going to hold a rally at the south point arena friday. but the casino confirmed to fox5 the event has since been cancelled. the trump campaign didn't say why it cancelled the event. trump is still expected to attend a fundra

convention. the clinton campaign is hoping union members knock on doors and get out votes. live in las vegas, i'm jeff gillan, news 3. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you are not a fan of spiders, you will cringe when you hear about this. >> talking about tarantulas tonight. you may be seeing more of them around your home or in the desert on your next hike. reason they are being so social right now. >> it destroyed more than 100 homes and changed lives forever. we'll have an update on the blue cut fire. >>> and the backlash continues against ryan lochte and now the tall tale about being robbed comes with a price tag. >>> a deadly police shooting last new year's eve left one community with a lot of questions. today, the suspect's family got their chance to ask metro officers why they opened fire. christy wilcox is following story and found out this family still questions officers' actions to this day. >> reporter: yeah. fact-finding reviews. these reviews happen when an officer is involved in a shooting. the district attorney determines there will be no criminal charges br

conventions. he spoke to two labor unions today... focusing on jobs and the economy... and going after donald trump on those subjects. >> kaine told members of the plumbers and pipefitters union that donald trump is anti-union and believes wages are too high. that led to the vice presidential candidate saying hillary clinton is the candidate who would strengthen the economy through infrastructure investments... immigration reform and reforms kaine said those initiatives are missing from donald trump's plan... and criticised the republican candidate for what he called a bleak picture of the country.: ((sen. tim kaine/(d) vice presidential candidate: "the republican convention was dark and gloomy and 'blame america first,' (boos) looked like gotham city 5 or something like that, and people say 'wow, that's a disturbing picture of america,' i said that is not a picture of america, that is guided tour through donald j. trump's mind and that's a very scary place to be.")) ((patrick walker)) >> trump was scheduled to campaign in las vegas friday... but his cai at southpoint w

unions. and so she was already feeling that. by making law and order part of his conventionpeech he did some divots. it is still hurting. that is why she is still doing this. melissa: kennedy? kennedy: kind of ties into a second amendment issue. i think she is very anti-second amendment. you don't necessarily have to talk to sheriffs an police chiefs, often times those people are often politicians. they're doing the stuff because of way it looks. i don't fault bill bratton or charlie beck or lupe valdez at the confab, but talk to cops see what they say about their presidential choices. i think they give you entirely different story whether or not they feel supported by hillary clinton. melissa: meghan? meghan: i agree with kennedy. i think donald trump's speech, i wish you guys give it leveraged more attention, it was really good and reaching out to the african-american community. this issue of "blue lives matter" as much as "black lives matter" is not issue will not go away. our own president has not commented on incidents in milwaukee. she is pushing and trying really hard

convention. >>> hillary clinton rallied with union workers in las vegas today saying voters need to choose between you are hired or you're fired. referring to trump's mantra on his former tv show. she focused on job growth and prolabor policies saying she wants to work with organized labor to put people to work upgrading roads, bridges, water and sewer systems. her plan includes a new power grid, affordable college tuition, more high-tech teachers and high-speed internet foreveryone. she says it will be the largest federal economic investment since world war ii. >>> the mayor of stockton was arrested on charges involving minors at his youth camp in amador county. the fbi arrested anthony silva his camp this morning. accused of taking part in a game of strip poker with camp counselors and secretly making an audio recording of that game. he's also accused of serving alcohol to minors. silva had no comment at the charges after posting bail this afternoon, his attorney questioned the timing of silva's arrest. >> charges come as a surprise, and the information they've had is over -- almost a-year-old.

union members would come up here on summer weekends with their families. this park, at one time, was the site of the founding convention of the students for a democratic society. sps -- sds came here to write what would be called the port huron statement. the students for a democratic society were a group formed in ann arbor michigan. they wanted to bring about a more democratic society. they figured that they needed a manifesto to bring that about. here to write their manifesto. sds was a student group. they wanted to sort of building more democratic society. they looked at the laws of the united states and they said, these come about because of a lack of democracy. here,ey came together working on an original draft by tom hayden. , andbroken up into pieces worked on each of the sections for four or five days. tom hayden worked on the draft. he brought here and they divided .p each group worked on a .articular section and looked around america they saw the problems of racism and poverty and political apathy. they thought that the best way to address those problems were to get students involved. they believed college s

we are speaking to an iron workers convention hosting a rally with plumbers and pipe fitters, big union here in town. he's expected to push hillary's economic plan. clinton will thursday of this week. she was here a couple of weeks ago. we're getting a lot of love because we are a battleground state. that means trump is going to be here in town by the end of this week. his campaign announcing just yesterday that he will have a stop here in las vegas by friday holding another event at the south point casino. that event will be open to the public. if you'd like to get your hands visit news3lv.com. his vice presidential pick mike pence was just here in town last week. he was at the henderson convention center. >> dana: the party is over in rio, at least the olympics are over. the party never ends in rio does it. closing ceremony last night a very impressive sight. who is going to carry the flag in for u.s.a.? of course, simon biles. took home four gold this game. individual all around and team gold med until gymnastics all smiles yesterday. the sprinter ties son gay was there. everybody wa

governor john kasich who skipped the gop convention, he explained his reasoning, and the battles with prominent republicans and talked exclusively on the state of the union. >> thank you for joining us. >> last time i saw you was around the time of the republican convention which you did not attend. very interesting results. it's the first convention in modern history according to gallop, where most people were less likely to vote for the nominee after the convention than before it. 50% said they were most likely not to vote for donald trump than 36% more likely, why do you think that is? >> well, look, i think, jake in america, people even though we have these enormous problems i don't think people want to live in a world of anger. they want to believe there is a better tomorrow. i got the sense that there was a sort of a foreboding out there. and i just don't think that is where people want to be. and i didn't go because i think it's about manners. you know, if i wasn't prepared to go there and get up and endorse a nominee i just thought it was inappropriate to go into that convention hall. and here is something, jake, that is really true. people want

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convention at the mirage. he also held a rally for union workers. congresswoman dina titus and senate candidate catherine cortez-masto were both at today's event. and republican nominee donald trump will not be rallying here in las vegas on friday as planned. officials at the south point tell fox5 his campaign canceled their event this morning. he had a dinner planned at lake tahoe on friday... no word on if this event will still happen. trump also canceled several other rallies a little boy decided to skip a pizza party for his ninth birthday. instead... he gave those pies to people who could use a warm meal. " we're going to give them lunch so they don't have to stop what they're doing. we're just going to deliver pizzas to neighborhoods that have flooded" see how this kid's idea turned into a big community outreach for those who lost their homes in the floods. her last lemonade stand raised more than one thousand dollars to support the families of fallen police officers. now, see where this generous girl is setting up her next stand... and who sh

convention at the mirage.. kaine will be joined by his dad, who owned a union- organized ironwork and welding shop in kansas city. kaine is expected to talk about the plan for jobs and the economy./// ((brian loftus)) >>> on the republican side... donald trump will also be here this week. he's scheduled to speak at the south point casino arena in las vegas on friday. the town hall is free to the public and starts at 2-pm. more information on either of these events is up on our /// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> and the british man accused of trying to shoot donald trump at a rally in las vegas .... is slated to stand trial today. michael sandford pleaded not guilty to federal charges. federal investigators say he tried to grab an officer's gun during the event in june at treasure island. agents say sandford told them he drove f and practiced at a gun range the day before trump's visit. sandford could face up to 30 years in prison, if convicted./// demetria, how are

convention. he went on to rally members of the plumbers and pipe fitters union. >> do you want a you are hired president or you are fired president? that's what this thing comes down to. >> kim: his running mate at the top of the ticket will hold a rally at the end of this week in to hold a rally at the south point on friday of this week, but we learned late yesterday his campaign cancelled that appearance telling news 3 it's working to resaid you'll the date but not giving us a reason behind the cancellation as of yesterday. >> the toddler killed at the florida theme park. now the final report being released on the death of that little boy killed by an alligator. >> tom: pretty easy drive on the 95 right now but there are surface street problems. moment. >> kim: live from the heart of new york city where "the today show" is all together again and they are welcoming the final president and someone is taking jabs at you about your health and stamina, how do you respond? you go on jimmy kimmel last night like hillary clinton. >> i don't know why they are saying this. it's part of the whacky strategy. just

he first spoke at an iron workers convention and then he rallied local members of the plumbers and pipe fitters union. >> this thing is real simple. do you want a you are hired president or you're fired president. that's what this thing comes down to. clinton will hold a rally at the end of the week in reno. a rally at the south point on friday but cancelled the appearance saying they are working to reasked cruel you'll that date. trump calling for a special prosecutor to investigate donations to the clinton investigation made by foreign and domestic contributors. firing up thousands of supporters at a rally in ohio when he urged direction action against the democratic rival >> over the last several months i have become increasingly shocked by the vast scope of hillary clinton's criminality. it's criminality. everybody knows it. everybody knows it. >> trump taking the opportunity to attack the justice department suggesting that it shielding clinton from charges associated with her ties to the clinton foundation and the use of that was secretary of state. he repeated his appeal to african-american vot

unions. social engineering, social control. >> the opening video of the democratic convention in 2012, government is the one thing we all belong to. government belongs to us, we don't belong to it. >> what i democrats hiding. >> four oligarchs and governments. when we follow the money there are very few. >> what is the goal of the democratic party? to steal the most valuable thing the world has ever produced. what if their plan is to steal america? who will stop them now? [applause] >> thank you very much. it is always an honor and privilege to be here at the young america foundation summer conference. i am thrilled to be accompanied by my wife debbie. we are both immigrants. debbie is from venezuela and me from india. whenever i look at you guys i always think about when i first came to america i was 17 years old and i was an exchange student from india going to public school in arizona and the airplane descending on new york city, i looked out the window and saw the skyline of new york, i saw the statue of liberty, kind of a strange feeling came over me because i realized my life from that moment on would be totally differen

and when the afl, the american federation of labor had their annual conventions, at least one-third of the unions were headed by people who called themselves socialists of one kind or another. moreover, the socialist party as i say, was not a narrow fringe. it was a kind of umbrella through which in which many people passed or took part who were connected to other major movements at the time. women's suffrage, for example, connected to the socialist party in some ways. municipal reform, labor legislation of this era. demands for public ownership of utilities like streetcar lines and gas works and things like that. in other words, it was a broad, amorphous in many ways all-encompassing party, and many leading figures at the time either were in it or or connected to it or sort of sympathetic in some way or another. the idea of socialism was a rather vague idea to many people, but it was part of the political discourse. now, as i say, the socialist party had many diverse elements and there was often tension between them, but before looking at that, and often it's described as left versus right. radi

and when the af of l, the american federation of labor had their annual conventions, at least one-third of the unions were headed by people who called themselves socialists of one kind or another. moreover, the socialist party, as i say, was not a narrow fringe. it was a kind of umbrella through which, in which many people passed or took part who were connected to other major movements at the time. women's suffrage, for example, connected to the socialist party in some ways. municipal reform, labor legislation of this era. demands for public ownership of utilities like streetcar lines and gas works and things like that. in other words, it was a broad, amorphous in many ways all-encompassing party, and many leading figures at the time either were in it or or connected to it or sort of sympathetic in some way or another. the idea of socialism was a rather vague idea to many people, but it was part of the political discourse. now, as i say, the socialist party had many diverse elements and there was often tension between them, but before looking at that, and often it's described as left versus right, ra

convention. she's absolutely right about the determination of the unions out there but nevada was tied. colorado has not budged. a state that has more of a history of being a swing state has not budged. it's been leaning clinton's way. the reason we have the toss-up is because it hasn't moved. let's see what happens after the democratic convention. let's say wisconsin's out of reach. say wisconsin's out of reach. donald trump, can he sweep the rust belt? he will try. if he can't, this is where nevada becomes so important because if you can get the four in new hampshire, that's great but you got to pick up the other six. if you are going to say the democrats will win tim kaine's state, you are fighting it out for either iowa or nevada. today, donald trump has a better chance in iowa than nevada. but got 99 days to go. >> just because hillary clinton may have union leaders, it doesn't necessarily guarantee her the rank and file. >> no. it doesn't. mr. trump has real support and clear real support among, certainly among white males and the unions themselves sort of acknowledged, some of th

everyone is here in town for a convention, they are calling on donald trump to get the culinary a contract at his resort. in december, donald trump workers join the union but the resort has not come to the national labor relations board turned down trump's appeal of the vote. so the union keeps the heat on with protests like these. here the head of the culinary, geo klein. >>. >> organizers say about 400 workers were here today. the culinary has had other protests in front of trump las vegas, it promises more. jeff gillan, news 3. >> we just received a response from the trump campus saying that donald trump has made -- there are thousands of current and former employees at trump venture supporting his candidacy and millions of union backing mister trump because he represents economic opportunity and jobs. hillary clinton has promised a continued -- under third obama term. that is coming from the trump campaign. >> lets switch gears because we are about to get our work out on and i'm wearing high heels and i'm ready for. it is fit right in.something new we are bringing to news 3 live at noon. try to get in shape. overwhelmed. today we have a married cou

union. opponents are demanding more than 200 amendments or even a new constitutional convention. the government has no reliable source of revenue. there are more than 50 different currencies in circulation. there is no permanency of -- permanent seat of government. government had been nomadic in the 70's 80's. southerners are suspicious of northerners, southerners, and westerners of easterners, and new englanders of just about everyone. there are very well-founded fears that the west -- when we speak of the west, we're not talking about montana and idaho and south dakota. we are about west of the appellations. -- appellations. alachians. we are talking about what soon becomes kentucky and tennessee and ohio and indiana and illinois. that is about as far west as anyone can imagine at this point. there are fears that the west will break off into another country or maybe several countries. quakers and others are demanding an end to slavery while , southerners threaten secession, and they did so in the course of the first congress threatened secession if congress bears to tamper with

convention last week. he says he asked for the investigation because the police union accuses him of violating city code which prevents police from making political statements. he's defended the speech, saying he only talked about the need for police to improve community relationships and didn't endorse any candidate. >>> donald trump holding a rally today in virginia, the backyard of hillary clinton's vp pick, senator tim kaine. the rally marked mr. trump's third swing state visit since yesterday. he pounded hillary clinton on everything from terrorism to her campaign donations. senior national correspondent john roberts is live at trump tower in new york. john, what happened at the rally today? >> reporter: shannon, good afternoon to you. back in new york city where donald trump will stay until tomorrow. it was a big rally in sterling, virginia today. he mused about the idea that maybe he needs to start doing arenas as opposed to high schools. he's trying to make some in-roads in virginia where donald trump currently has a five-point deficit in polls. he was trying to get past the controversy that happened

union. opponent of the constitution demanding 200 and then men's or a new constitutional convention. the government has no reliable source of revenue beer there are 50 different currencies and circulation. seat of government. it had been nomadic for the most part. southerners are suspicion of northerners, westerners of easterners, new englanders of just about everyone. [laughter] there are well-founded fears the west will break off, we are not talking about montana, idaho, we are talking about the rest of the appalachians. what would eventually become kentucky, tennessee, ohio, indiana, illinois. that is as far west as anyone can imagine at this point. there are fears that the west will break into another country or several countries. quakers and others are demanding an end to slavery while seven nurse threaten secession -- while southerners threaten succession if governments dare to temper with slavery. and i will repeat several times, many members of congress doubted the government would survive its birth. james madison put it, and he said this a number of times, we are in a wilder

union say they are already the second highest paid janitors in the country. >> let's move now to the race for president and a new national poll finds hillary clinton is enjoying a post convention boost. >> 52% of registered voters would choose clinton compared to trump. trump is in damage control mode in his back and -- and he is back and forthwith the muslim parents of a fallen u.s. serviceman. >> donald trump on the campaign trail. still hounded by these words. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> the muslim couple condemning donald trump and his proposed ban on muslim immigration at the democratic convention invoked their son who was killed in action in iraq. trump was questioned by george stephanopoulos. >> what sacrifice have you made for your country? >> i think i made a lot of sacrifices. i work very, very hard. i have created thousands and thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs. >> that answer drawing more anger from other military families who are demanding an apology while mr. khan asked for empathy. >> you do not malign the whole religion and whole culture. we are the solution to the dealing with the terrorism. >> reporter: trump says he will not apol

order talk and the security talk that came out post post the rnc convention per mainly donald trump, she had to bend to that. the police unionagainst be her and then one and then two of them based on some things she had said previously. i mean, she had to answer back on that. that was necessary. and, yes, it mimicked what he did because it worked. he got a six, seven-point in some polling bounce out of that. of course she did. monica: and how do you expect, gillian, donald trump to push back on this? the whole argument that he is an unknown quantity and that people ought to be afraid of the kind of leadership he would exert? how do you expect him to counter that? gillian: sort of fear of the unknown? if i was an adviser to donald trump, i would advise him to put forth as much substantive detail as he possibly can. you have ideas about how you want to fight isis, how you want to degrade and ultimately -- harris: but he doesn't -- [inaudible conversations] so how do you do that? gillian: every presidential candidate from, you know, the dawn of time has been able to put forth real plans -- harris: except for president obama who

convention of hillary enjoying the celebration. now, i'm admit, i'll admit, that behavior. "my fellow americans, the state of our union is... oh! shiny! shiny union! i wish i got excited about anything that much. ( cheers and applause ) i really-- ( cheers ) ? ? ? but here's the thing, i just want to say this to the trump people out there. i don't know why they keep things like "frail," or "week," or "low energy." they're just tip-toeing around the medical condition they're really worried about, one that no other president in history has ever faced. hillary clinton has chronic no penis. it's congenital. ( cheers and applause ) her family, has had the same thing. speaking of the internet and penises: you guys know what gawker is, right? you've heard of gawker. gawker.com? or was. yesterday marked the end of an era when gawker was shut down. it's all because gawker lost an enormous lawsuit after posting a hulk hogan sex tape. so just to make sure we're not shut down, we here at "the late show" would like to go on record as saying we do not believe hulk hogan has ever had sex. total virgin. no one-- no one who acts like that has e

running mate virginia senator tim kaine spoke at ironworkers convention at last vegas and took aim at donald trump. >> donald trump sees labor unions not as a positive force in this workers lives or in this country but as a obstacle standing in his way. >> the clinton campaign is getting blow back from former secretary of state colin powell. he said clinton is trying to blame her e-mail wows on him. powell fired back saying he never advised clinton to use her personal e-mail for classified material. the state department is reviewing nearly 15,000 previously undisclosed e-mails recovered as part of the fbi investigation. >>> on the republican side, donald trump will hold a rally in akron, ohio. polls show trump claiming trenton in the buck eye state. they ever pushing back against idea that trump is softening his position on illegal immigration. trump says process for dealing with illegal immigrants has to be quote really fair but firm. trump new campaign manager has suggested that trump's use of deportation force is quote, to be determined. >>> well, trump is resuming his twitter wars this time it is against the host of ms nbc morn

union. opponents of the constitution are demanding more than 200 amendments, or even a new constitutional convention. the government has no reliable source of revenue. there are more than 50 different currencies in circulation. there is no permanent seat of government. government had been nomadic for the most part in the 1780's. they are suspicious of northerners and westerners and easterners and new englanders, just about everyone. [laughter] mr. bordewich: and there are well-founded fears that the west will break -- we are not talking about montana, idaho, and south dakota, we are talking about west of the appalachians. we are talking about what soon becomes kentucky and tennessee and ohio and indiana and illinois, and that is about as far west as anybody can imagine at this point. there are fears that the west will break off into another country or maybe several countries. quakers and others demanding an end to slavery, while southerners threaten secession, and they do so in the course of the first congress, threaten secession if government dares to tamper with slavery. as i have said, and i will