no ships were hit, and all meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. ago, when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. overseas...the islamic state is claiming responsibility for a number of attacks in iraq. a suicide bombing targeting a funeral killed at least 35 people and left more than 60 injured. and in two areas just north of baghdad... gunmen killed at least 12 others. bombing targeting police claimed the lives of 8. the attacks come as iraqi security forces are preparing to retake the militant-

. >> admiral john richardson talks about maritime security and naval operations later this morning at the center for strategic and international studies. we'll take you there live in about an hour 1/2. later the association of the u.s. army holds their annual meeting in washington. several senior officials speak to media throughout the day.

meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. a windstorm is damaging parts of the pacific northwest. the storm gained strength from a typhoon well off into the pacific ocean. wind gusts reached about 50 miles per hour in parts of washington and oregon damaged more than 100 homes and buildings in the portland area. one woman whose home saw damage says this was the first tornado she's ever experienced. "it was a noise coming through like an express train coming at

meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new thousands of people have been displaced by hurricane matthew... and so have a lot of pets. we'll show you what's being done to get them new homes. ((ad-lib)) the systems will keep coming and so will the wind! a very weekend! more than 40 police k-9 teams from across the country are in town for the narcotics and explosives detection competition. all of today's events are open to the public a

in the meantime, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson this may be the second attack on the uss mason and possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures just a few days ago when a fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this did destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a region in yemen. a delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels released. freed saturday as part of a complicated diplomatic arrangement, including airlifts for civilians wounded by an airstrike last week. >>> a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situation. hundreds of thousands of people are still waiting for ada week after the storm -- aid a week

who better to talk to us than the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson. well look forward to comments from admiral richardson followed by a discussion between him and the chief executive officer of usni and my partner in crime pete daly. and thank you all of you for your attention today. and over to you, admiral. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. well, good morning, everybody. and i want to also just share my thanks to both csis and the naval institute for hosting today. admiral daly, thanks very much for all the work you do to kind of increase awareness of things maritime and this dialogue has been fantastic as a series of interchanges, exchanges. you know, i was talking to somebody recently just sort of getting some advice about, okay, how you can be a lot better at cno if you just do these sort of things. and they said, you know, because listen, in terms of the messaging, you just can't do enough, right? because people understand armies. they generally understand air forces. but navys are just weird. you guys are different. so keep on explaining. so

in the meantime, according to chief of naval operations, admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the uss mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days ago when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this destroyed three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the firing. they said the missiles were fired from a houthi-controlled region in yemen. the leaders there deny the charge. they were negotiating an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. >>> newly-released video shows a chicago police officer getting attacked while trying to arrest a suspect. the officer says she did not shoot him because she feared a community backlash. a warning, this video may be disturbing. you can see the officer struggling with a man police say was high on pcp, as she tries to put him in handcuffs he grabs her hair and takes her down to the ground. other officers used their stun guns on the man. they eventually arr

in the meantime, according to chief of naval operation, admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the uss mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retal -- retaliatory measures a few days ago when they fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this destroyed three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the firing. they said the missiles were fired from a region in yemen. the leaders there deny the charge. they were negotiating an end to yemen's civil war. abc news, new york. >>> newly-released video shows a chicago police officer getting attacked while trying to arrest a suspect. the officer says she did not shoot him because she feared a community backlash. a warning, this video may be disturbing. you can see the officer struggling with a man police say was high on pcp, as she tries to put him in handcuffs he grabs her hair and takes her down to the ground. other officers used their stun guns on the man. they eventually arrested him. the officer is in the ho

who better to come because today then the chief of naval operations, admiral john richardson? we look forward to comments from admiral richardson followed by a discussion between him and the chief executive office of us and my part, peter daly. thank you all of you for your attention today and over to you, admiral. [applause] >> well, good morning, everybody, and want to also just share my thanks to both csis and the naval institute for hosting us today. admiral daly, thanks for all the work you do to increase awareness of things maritime, and this dialogue has been fantastic as a series of interchanges, exchanges. i was talking to somebody recently just were getting some advice about okay, how you could be a lot better if you just do these sort of things. [laughter] and they said listen, in terms of the messaging, you just can't do enough. because people understand armies if they generally understand the forces that navies are just weird, right? you guys are different. so just keep on this plan. also we do not appreciate this venue. i want to just start off rather than a gene

to speak to us in the maritime security dialogue than the chief of naval operations, admiral john richardson. we look forward to comments from admiral richardson followed by a discussion between him and the chief executive officer and my partner in crime, pete daly. and thank you all of you, for your attention today and over to you, admiral. >> good morning, everybody. and i want to also just share my thanks to csis and the naval institute for hosting today. admiral daly thanks for the work you do to increase awareness of things maritime and this dialogue has been fantastic as a series of exchanges. i was talking to somebody recently, just sort of getting some advice about, okay, you know, you can be a lot better if you just do these sort of things. they said, you know, because, listen, in terms of the messaging you just can't do enough, right? people understand armies, they generally understand air forces but navies are just weird. you guys are different. and so just keep on explaining and that's what we do. i appreciate this venue. and i want to just start off rather than a general overvie

. >> now remarks from admiral john richardson, chief of naval operations discusses claimed change, naval reed readiness and maritime security. he spoke today at an evelocity held the be center for strategic and international studies. it's an hour. >> good morning. welcome everyone. i direct the international security program here and want to welcome you to our maritime security dialogue on maintaining maritime priority. before we begin i want to share if you your our building safety precautions. overall this is a very secure in our building but we have a duty to prepare for an emergency situation, i will serve as your responsible safety officer at this event so follow me should there be any fire alarm or something along those lines. the maritime security dialogue --... >> >> we look forward to accommodate from the admiral followed by a fed chief executive officer and a thank-you to all of you for your attention today and now over to the admiral from. [applause] >> good morning. i also want it to him share my thanks to the note -- and naval institute for hosting this today and for all the

john richardson talks about naval operations this morning at the center for strategic studies.watch it at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. and the army holding their annual meeting in washington. we will hear from army secretary eastern on11:45 a.m. c-span two. the next president making appointments to the supreme court of the u.s. will be president donald trump. >> with hillary clinton in the white house, the world will never forget why they have always looked up to the united states. >> the campaign continues with the vice presidential debate between mike pence and tim kaine, tuesday night, from virginia. beginning at 7:30 p.m. eastern, with a preview of the debate. at 8:30 p.m., the briefing for the audience. and then :00 p.m., live coverage and event viewer reaction. the vice presidential debate live on c-span and anytime on demand at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. , "q&a," and next then washington journal. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," john podhoretz, editor of commentary magazine and movie critic for the weekly standard. he talks about his career, and dis

chairman john padesta calling bill richardson, a needy latino but still a valuable surrogate.he governor joining us next to respond. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. whoooo! for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. is. >>> all right. the clinton campaign is trying to recover from a serious of hacked e-mails that have been leaked. in some, clinton campaign chairman john mudepadesta makes comments about the issue of a need for needy latinos. and in that e-mail, the former new mexico governor, bill richardson, is a

hold an on ton if it's bette it looks people tell you. >> we have to add that bill richardson responded and said johnta is a life long friend and he does not devalue the input and the latino's branch of our country. another one of the wie-mails -- >> are you comfortable to the chairman referring to them as needy latino? >> we can't ficonfirm that. >> they haven't denied it. >> i truly believe that john padesta and hillary clinton genuinely cares about latinos. and really how they can continue to make an impact on our country. she said that. and i think if you go back and look at her plan. look at the latinos on her staff who work every day. i think it was definitely an e-mail that john padesta didn't say. and i think that ultimately bill richardson was what we should take. >> if it is better than it looks, people tell you. the clinton campaign has made a lot of how much words matter. and when you see this e-mail you think what? >> it goes back to one of the things she said in her closed door speeches, she has a different public policy and a private policy. so she's not the same person in public that

rhondella richardson is live at the scene right now with that. john atwater spoke with someone who worked alongside those two officers. john? reporter: well, for the first time, we are hearing from the captain of the east boston district here. you know, it's not very often we see police officers get emotional but this captain knows full well he could have easily lost two men last night. they are alive today, in large part, thanks to their fellow officers. >> so many other people stepped up. we want to make them. they've done the right thing by us. we have to do the right thing by them. >> you've got to be so proud. >> oh, yeah. god! ah... yeah. there's no words. no words for what these guys do every day, last night. so i just want to support them. get them back -- make their good. reporter: the captain here just so thankful. they held a prayer vigil with the police commissioner and mayor. both richard cintolo and matt morris still in critical condition but the commissioner says they are expected to survive. certainly a relief to their families, the de

liz: bill richardson i'm glad he is laughing, former governor of nevada was not mentioned so kindly by johnalled him a male organ. i'm glad he was laugh about it. let's just talk about the electoral map. you're a big hillary clinton supporter and arguably one of those states that has in the past been very touchy but looking at what is going on, some of the normally solid republican state, like, i'm thinking texas and georgia, on this electoral map are now tentative and that is a positive certainly for the democrats. but these emails, especially the most recent ones showing real indication of pay-to-play for the clinton foundation leave a bad taste even in democrats mouths, would you agree, governor? >> i think, liz, the emails are not as much of a focus on the campaign right now. every day donald trump says something new that draws more attention to him. today it was about blaming the microphones for everything. so, the problem about getting to the discussion of emails is, you've got first of all, consider that the opponent is someone who is qualified to be president. you can see as preside

in one, her campaign chairman john podesta urges clinton to reach out to three prominent latino politicians, including former new mexico governor bill richardson, saying " needy latinos and one easy call." the emails have not been authenticated. podesta blames the russians, saying they are conspiring to help trump. the fbi is now investigating. it's the coldest night of the season so far. a live look from sheboygan where it is degrees right now. 43 the temperatures are falling. joyce: chief meteorologist mark baden is in the weather center. mark, a frost advisory has been issued for parts of the area. more widespread. if you still have summer annuals out there, cover them up and bring them inside. if you have vegetables, you will need to cover those up. i think there will be patchy frost in western areas as well. temperatures down to the 40's across the board. so it feels colder. it feels like 39 in beaver dam, fond du lac, and watertown. how long this chilly air sticks around before we warm right back to the 70's. joyce: thank you, mark. is the nurse at your hospital really a nurse? a wisconsin dells woman is charged with posing as a nurse fr

last year john podesta sent an e-mail to staffers with the subject line that read -- in it, podesta lays out strategy for getting former new mexico governor bill richardson and former energy secretary federico pena on board with mrs. clinton's presidential bid. joining me nestermodo, jr., what do you think about john podesta describing people on her side as, quote, needy latinos. >> hi, liz, thank you for having me. this is the typical, you know, hillary clinton status quo. she calls us needy latinos. she calls young people my age, you know, basement dwellers. i think this is absurd because i don't think a woman in her position, a person running for president should insult half of the country. i don't think it's okay to be calling half of the country basket of deplorables or irredeemable. to me, that's just completely absurd. liz: well, you know, the e-mail also said this about governor richardson -- you know, again, the clinton campaign, i mean, we get it, these are political operatives, venting behind the scenes, not saying about a big block of their voters. >> exactly, exactly. they're not nice behind the scenes to their base, to the people they need,

richardson and asked for his reaction. >> well, i don't consider the comments john made disparaging. a friend for 30 years, a colleague, we worked together. when i was in the clinton cabinet. he was chief of staff. you know, it's political talk. you know, all politicians, most politicians are are needy. they have egos. what onwas trying to do was get me and the clintons back together. there was a breach. over seven years when i, after i got out of the presidential race, i endorsed president obama. needless to say, the clintons weren happy, so he was pry iing to ge it because back together. he used those terms the persuade the clintons to make a call to me. hillary clinton did call me. i did meet with former president clinton. we dealt with the breach. you know, we're supporting them very strongly. we dealt with that breach and that was what podesto with was trying to do as a good campaign manager. i'm not upset at all. >> do you feel like it sends a message to people who perhaps may not be as intimately familiar with politics. that something can be said in a negative light, but then

richardson's response statement to the "albuquerque journal". he writes this. i do not care about any characterization of me he made in an e-mail. i fully respect john recognize the difficult job he has. so that's from the former governor. and matt your response. >> well first of all, if the standard in this election that we'll only talk about charges that are factual and have been authenticated that ought to work on every topic including the first ten minutes of our conversation here. >> exactly. >> in the debate hillary clinton was asked a question by anderson cooper about one of these released wikis. she never said i questioned the authenticity. she answered the question about why she has both public and private positions and she justified it by saying she felt like honest abe lincoln did the same thing. the fact is this. what these emails show was the release of her transcripts from her speeches which she should have released a long time ago and there's many troubling things at all. your trouble at all robert the government of qatar gave bill clinton a million dollars cash so that they could have a five minute meeting with him to talk about rede

richardson. racer hand which linda. >>[applause] mark don mark is here as well. mark is on the authority. we also johnnaudible] larry rizzo who are not here but they are members of the board and we worked very diligently for treasure island. i would also like to recognize actually, one of the most important people at treasure island and it is bob beck, who is the executive director of the treasure island development authority. all of you know bob and you know his staff and it is because of bob and his staff that we are here today. so, thank you so much, bob. you know, we have a vision for treasure island. it is a vision which has taken three decades to make. it has gone through years of community consensus and environmental review and it is incredible that we are finally at this point where we are starting the infrastructure and we are doing the work, starting the construction, for making treasure island the reality that we've all dreamed about. we very much appreciate the work of all of you in doing this , these ramps the old rams were so antiquated and in order to build the vision we had of 1000 hom

richardson with airbnb. bruce johnson reporter and anchor at w usa tv. john hughes, editor for bloomberg's first were d.c.the ringer. michael michael fletcher, writer at the espn undefeated and senior staff writer for diverse issues in higher education. thank you all. >> it's not often at our podium we have someone who is a major celebrity, a star athlete, athlete, and an accomplished journalist. today we do. kareem abdul jabbar is known to most of the world is one of the greatest basketball players of all time he led ucla to three consecutive championship and burst into the nba in 1969. nine. with his trademark skyhook, he dominated the league winning six championships and being named in all-star 19 of his 20 years. even though he hasn't played in 30 years, he remains the nba all-time leading scorer. that would've been enough to invite him to speak with us today, but that wasn't enough. he has become the author of more than a dozen books ranging from world war history and sherlock holmes. his latest book is writings on the wall searching for new equality beyond black-and-white. he writes regularly for th

richardson, development for airbnb. bruce johnson, reporter and anchor at w usa tv. johntor for bloomberg news and the 108th president of the national press club. eric holden, attorney general of the united states. skipping over our speaker for just a moment, allison kojak, and pr. chairwoman of the press club board of governors and the speaker committee to organize today's luncheon. thank you allison. debra morales, founder and chief executive author of the international consulting firm representing our speaker and his manager. claire, staff writer at the ringer. and senior staff writer for diverse issues in higher education. thank you all. [applause] [applause] >> it's not often at our podium we have someone who is a major celebrity, a star athlete athlete and an accomplished journalist. today we do. kareem abdul-jabbar is known to most of the world is one of the greatest basketball players of all time. he led ucla to three consecutive championships and then burst into the mba in 1969. with his trademark skyhook, he dominated the league winning six championships and bei

chairman john podesta under fire for e-mail entitled needy latinos in one easy call released in yesterday's batch. the needy latinos podesta refers to are former new mexico governor bill richardson and mexico secretary federico pena and received a generous donation from the country of qatar, this e-mail stating, quote -- what a nice birthday present. the qataris are interested in suggestions for how to spend the $20 million they donated as part of the haiti earthquake relief. >>> our next guest says that trump has talked effectively about how the latest wikileaks dump of clinton e-mails showed her to be untrustworthy and out of touch with ordinary americans. joining us former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, republican strategist, fox news political analyst, karl rove. great to have you with us. today i thought honestly i thought donald trump had found his stride and measure. he sounded like he was focused on the issues, and as he put it unshackled. your thoughts? >> well, i think that the most important thing to think about as we enter the final stage of the campaign is that the people who are up for grabs in this election, the undecided voters or the swing vo

john podesta encouraging her to connect with, quote, needy latinos. that was freed ricoh pena. former transportation secretary under bill clinton and former new mexico governor bill richardson.that kind of communication offend you? >> i think it's certainly frustrating. the first thing i think we have to remember is the campaign has not confirmed the authenticity of the e-mails. first and foremost. we know the russians, if they are involved, which it looks like they might be since they're no longer denying the dnc hacks. >> there were ones that were clearly false. we talked about one yesterday where donald trump was reading from a cut and pasted "newsweek" piece. there has been no challenge to the content of these specific e-mails. >> sure, but they've not acknowledged that they are their e-mails. regardless, i don't like the content of the e-mails. i would say i agree with the press issue at the time, and the one now that donald trump is certainly embracing on his side. there was never a good strategy in keeping her away from the press. point-blank, period. full stop. she is a trustworthiness nebrasissue with the press. she changed. on the latino issue, i said time and agai

leaked email reveal hillary clinton campaign chairman john podesta urging her to call needy latinos for support. he specifically mentioned bill richardson latinos. does that mean the clintons are in trouble with hispanics? joining us is helen agary huray. the insults keep going? >> it's kind of great. it follows in line with hillary clinton having as she said in one of her wall street speeches, you have to have a public message and a private message and the private message certainly isn't very flattering and when you look at it in this case, you are know they criticiz criticized catholics, southerners and people of faith and now it's interesting, it's now needy latinos. he was talking about democrats who are latinos. he's talking about richardson and pena. what do you mean by needy? we know about the economic policies the latino community is in great need because the economy barely crawls and we have to be able to find better jobs. it's sad when you get to talking about needy latinos and no one is telling them to apologize. what is that? >> because all the news is about the donald trump stuff and regarding that, what do you make of it?

john podesta a batch of e-mails published yesterday by wikileaks. urging clinton to reach out to prominent latino politicians including former new mexico governor bill richardson. that e-mail makes reference to, quote, needy latinos and one easy call. podesta is blaming russians for the hacking saying they're conspireing to help trump. the fbi is looking into that hack. >>> breaking news from the defense department this morning. u.s. military has retailuated for attempted attacks on u.s. warships in the red sea. military officials say tom hawk cruise missiles were launched early this morning targeting three radar sites controlled by yemeni rebels along the red sea coast. they believe the targets were destroyed, and they'll continue to respond to future threats on military or commercial ships in the red sea and elsewhere in the world. >>> more breaking news from boston, back here at home. boston police officer fighting for his life after being shot. another offi in the incident when police responded to reports of a man with a gun. police original asked residents in the east boston neighborhood to shelter in place as they search for the suspect. they said the su

determination, john major's conservative government's determination, to step up and back britain's success contributed -- [applause] we were honoured to welcome four members of the team, helen richardsonalsh, dame sarah storey, vicky thornley and andrew triggs-hodge to our conference on monday. and to them and to every athlete and every member of team and paralympics gb we say, thank you. you did your country proud. [applause] it was a memorable summer for british sport, but one moment stood out for me above all other. it was not from rio. it happened later. just a couple of weeks ago on the sun-drenched streets of cozumel in mexico. there, our celebrated triathlon champion jonny brownlee was heading for glory, the finishing line in sight, when he faltered. stopped. and was falling exhausted to the ground. and just behind him, his brother alistair, a tough competitor who typically yields to no one, had the chance to run on and steal the prize. but seeing his brother's struggle, he didn't pass on by. as other competitors ran past, he stopped, reached out his hand, and gently carried him home. and there in that moment, we saw revealed an essential truth. that we succeed or fail together

richardson. racer hand which linda. >>[applause] mark don mark is here as well. mark is on the authority. we also johnnaudible] larry rizzo who are not here but they are members of the board and we worked very diligently for treasure island. i would also like to recognize actually, one of the most important people at treasure island and it is bob beck, who is the executive director of the treasure island development authority. all of you know bob and you know his staff and it is because of bob and his staff that we are here today. so, thank you so much, bob. you know, we have a vision for treasure island. it is a vision which has taken three decades to make. it has gone through years of community consensus and environmental review and it is incredible that we are finally at this point where we are starting the infrastructure and we are doing the work, starting the construction, for making treasure island the reality that we've all dreamed about. we very much appreciate the work of all of you in doing this , these ramps the old rams were so antiquated and in order to build the vision we had of 1000 hom

richardson. racer hand which linda. >>[applause] mark don mark is here as well. mark is on the authority. we also johnnaudible] larry rizzo who are not here but they are members of the board and we worked very diligently for treasure island. i would also like to recognize actually, one of the most important people at treasure island and it is bob beck, who is the executive director of the treasure island development authority. all of you know bob and you know his staff and it is because of bob and his staff that we are here today. so, thank you so much, bob. you know, we have a vision for treasure island. it is a vision which has taken three decades to make. it has gone through years of community consensus and environmental review and it is incredible that we are finally at this point where we are starting the infrastructure and we are doing the work, starting the construction, for making treasure island the reality that we've all dreamed about. we very much appreciate the work of all of you in doing this , these ramps the old rams were so antiquated and in order to build the vision we had of 1000 hom

john podesta, clinton campaign chair, reveal the horse trading in top donors. one 2015 e-mail podesta urged clinton to call former energy secretary who is close to carrying some former baggage and bill richardsonotwithstanding the fact he can be a blank. another exchange reveals that clinton was laying the groundwork for a possible run far previously than earlier known. in 2015 plouffe agreed to enlist a small number of people to have a battle plan but promises they would have no knowledge of who the project is, for of course. cheryl mills was equally secretive telling plouffe i have shared that we met with hillary clinton and john podesta and no others. they are a distraction from what would otherwise be a banner week for clinton. >> that's how desperate they are. >> reporter: polls show her leading in six battleground states, including colorado, where new voter registration stats show democratic voters exceeding republicans for the first time in decades. >> i think americans want to turn out in as big a number as possible to reject the dark and divisive and hateful campaign that is being run by my opponent! >> reporter: and just out this morning, an endorsement from "the washington post" edi

richardson. he's still on tv a lot, especially on univision and telemundo. it was worth getting him in a good place from johnta. there needs to be a "catholic spring" in which catholics demand the end of middle ages deitatorship for gender equality in the catholic church. this was to be clear an e-mail to john podesta and and then responded he was talking about a catholic spring. talking about a shakeup, a muslim spring. let's change this religion. i would expect the outcry would be astronomical. >> this is not a war against islam and we would worry about islam phobia. today the acceptable bigotry is against evangelical christians or catholics. the kind of things you can say about them you would never say a about anyone else. they put on a public face and we're going to haiti because we care about the suffering, but behind closed doors they're trying to figure out how to get contracts to their own donors. behind closed doors they say completely different things to corporations. we're worried about the bias against the rich. >> devil's advocate. donald trump has a tape emerged suggesting behind closed doors h

john podesta sent out an email we need endorsements from, quote, needy latinos, for instance, the hispanic mayor of denver. things were not good with him because he endorsed barack obama, and also bill richardson 2008, also threw hillary clinton under the bus and endorsed barack obama. >> bill richardson says this -- he says of bill richardson. >> look at the top of that. look at the subject. needy latinos and one easy call. bill rich sond, i had heard that you were upset that encouraged a call between wjc, bill clinton and richardson to bury the hatchet. richardson is still on tv a lot, especially on univision and telemundo. notwithstanding the fact that he can be a blank, it was worth getting him in a good place. >> they mended fences and then he did two days later go ahead and endorse hillary clinton, but nonetheless, for podesta to say needy latinos, we got to get their endorsements, it doesn't look good. >> just alienate everybody. >> and bill richardson tells the truth regarding foreign policy. i think that's ticks off the clinton camp. i'm going to use that as a toss. >> thank you. >>> i've got news to start in the united states. we begin with a fox news alert. at this hour and a very s

later, admiral john richardson talks about navel operation answers maritime security. next, agriculture secretary tom vilsack talks about the biobased industry and its impact on the economy and talks about how the industry creating jobs for rural america. from the national press club, this is an hour. [ applause ] >>> tom vilsack, a pittsburgh native and former governor of iowa is the only original member of president barack obama's cabinet still serving in the administration and he hasn't been quiet about food or politics. vilsack recently ran for the white house in the 2008 presidential race and was considered by hillary clinton as a potential running mate during election cycle. he endorsed clinton in 2008 and 2016. campaigning for her in the crucial state of iowa. earlier this year, appearing on nbc's "meet the press," comparing donald trump to bern made off. at the usda, secretary vilsack has a vast portfolio from food safety and secure it to healthy school meal coordination to coordinate the white house efforts to fight heroin use in rural communities. his efforts