senator tim kaine, thank you for talking with us. let's talk health care first.ator john mccain's announcement today he will not vote for the latest republican effort to overhaul obamacare, the graham-cassidy bill. is this the death, now, for that proposal? >> judy, i wouldn't call it that. until we get to the end of next week, we have to be very diligent and repeat efforts to repeal the affordable care act and, instead, force it then to the bipartisan discussion that my committee, the health, education, labor pension commit yon tear leadership of senators alexander and senators murray were having, we owe it to the american public to improve health insurance and healthcare, but we've got to do it, i think, in a bipartisan way. we were doingrit. we were very, very close to a bipartisan deal to stabilize the individual insurance market going forward, but the president and the speaker and leader mcconnell kind of blew that effort up, at least temporarily, this week. so we have to defeat graham-cassidy, and my hope, as senator mccain indicated, then we'll get back to

don't miss that live interview with tim kaine, coming up in about an hour at 6:45, right here on abc seven. a d.c. teen who was murdered last week is being remembered as a promising student.. and a kind young man. student.. and a kind young man. hundreds gathered in northeast last night for a candlelight vigil, in memory of 16-year-old zaire kelly. last wednesday, the teen was walking home from a college prep class when he fought back against an attempted robbery. police say kelly stabbed his attacker, 19-year-old sequan gillis, who then shot him. both teens died. kelly had just started his senior year at thurgood southeast d.c. he planned to go to college and major in chemistry. a pilot from crofton, maryland is listed in critical condition, after crashing a small plane in pennsylvania. 29-year-old phillip beckner had just taken off from a nearby airport sunday, when the plane went down in whitpain township. that's just north of philadelphia. some quick-thinking neighbors rushed to cut him from the plane. beckner remains in a philadelphia hospital. it's unclear what caused the crash

laura: and that was tim kaine speaking earlier to my colleagues katty kay and christian fraser about, among other things, president trump's comments about the iran nuclear deal. tomorrow we will be hearing at the u.n. from president hassan rouhani of iran could there are many who fear that his position as a moderate will be imperiled by president trump's threat to the iran nuclear deal, and if he doesn't recertify it, it would put rouhani in a precarious position and even lead to the conflict in the middle east. very consequential day at the united nations. back to you. rajini: thank you, laura. laura will be at the u.n. again tomorrow. parts of the caribbean already devastated by hurricane irma are in the path of a second powerful storm. hurricane maria has plowed through the island of dominica and the damage is described as mind blowing, after winds of more than 160 miles per hour. the storm is heading towards puerto rico as well as the british virgin islands, where jeremy cook sent us this report. jeremy: she is a mighty force of nature, barreling in from the atlantic. hurricane ma

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virginia senators, mark warner and tim kaine -- presented a copy of a resolution to officers in their honor. the resolution was passed unanimously in the days after the june ambush. house majority leader steve sustained the most serious injuries in the shooting -- is still undergoing physical therapy. it's an alarming fact -- washington, d-c has the highest mortality rate from breast cancer in the nation, according to the c-d-c. as ryan hughes shows us... women in wards 7 and 8 are particularly at risk. and a center located in ward 8 is aimed at helping women in the community, whether they have insurance or not. here at abc 7 -- this all week leading up to the komen race for the cure. we'll have live coverage of the event saturday on our sister station newschannel 8 -- as well as our web site w-j-l-a dot com. a seven on your side health matters -- about what could be a big breakthrough for diagnosing alzheimer's disease. a new study published this week claims researchers created a blood test that lets them identify the disease. currently -- alzheimer's can only be diagnosed from other

virginia democrat tim kaine and arizona democrat jeff flake authoring an amendment. if it is approved, it will elect congress to set parameters on geography and military action. tim kaine says he is surprised by the pushback. >> very unwise to continue to let war happen on autopilot. that's what we are doing now. i don't think that letter will be a significant factor. >> congress approved it after the 9/11 attacks to sign off on the military response. ryan talked about a new authorization that would address the nature of the current fight against terrorism in hot spots around the globe. >> it's in our interest. i want to make sure we have one that works for our war fighters. >> nancy pelosi has favored congress giving consent on current u.s. military action. pelosi maintains its possible for a new authorization to be good for the commander in chief. >> they would probably give president trump even more authority than what's in the original. i think we should revisit it but i don't see it happening. >> sources say they do not expect the flake-kane effort will have the

in the last hour we spoke to virginia senator tim kaine and family that would have been impacted by the legislation. we will tell you why they are relieved about the decision and why they feel the fight continues. until then live on capitol hill, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. busy day there. meanwhile, roger stone, a former adviser to president trump was grilled behind closed doors at the capitol over the 2016 campaign and the russian meddling. as he left he told reporters the d. nbcc. hack that -- d.n.c. hack that resulted being publish on wikileaks was an inside job. he said f.b.i. and nowhere robert mueller reached out to him and he maintains there was no collusion with russia. jonathan: crime alert to tell you about after a student was robbed on the way to school. the 13-year-old boy stopped in the store in the 4900 of ames street. that is when older teens came up to him, stuck something in his back and told him to give up his money. the polic surveillance video to make arrests. alison: scare at potomac high school this morning. on lockdown for part of the d

. >> senator tim kaine was the democratic vice presidential candidate in 2016.u saw your colleagues call this idea that there's now protections for folks with pre-existing conditions garbage. are they right? >> chris, this does not protect people with pre-existing conditions and that's one of the three horrible aspects of the graham/cassidy bill. let's talk about it. they are saying, no, we protect you. but states get the right to waive essential health benefits which right now they cannot waive. they have to be provided. so you could basically get a policy written on somebody with diabetes. we can get you a policy but it doesn't cover insulin. i'm a woman, i'd like maternity care. we're going to write you a policy, it just doesn't cover maternity care. you ought to be able to get coverage that includes coverage for your condition but the waiver of essential health benefits allows states to write you a policy that doesn't even cover the condition that you have and that's why the bill flunks the kimmel test and everybody with a pre-existing condition is scared to

nancy: virginia senator tim kaine visiting a church that was the target of racist threats, the greaterise temple ministries. sunday, somebody left notes with swastikas and racial epithets and messages on the church door. kaine praising the church and others in the community who came together in a show of support. inhistory teaches us virginia and elsewhere you cannot be an innocent bystander to hatred because people in the common bold and and do things th >> if i could speak to the person that put that on the door, i would tell them i love them and forgive them. nancy: the congregation when ahead with sunday service. nobody has been arrested. senator kaine visited the dumfries police department who took the report over the phone. jonathan: there is a picture of mark ruffalo attending a rally ensure let's fill. the banner that he is standing in front of says "confront white supremacy." today's rally is helping as community advocates are marching from charlottesville to d.c. they are expected to arrive in d.c. september 6. another civil war reenactment in our area canceled, this time in

. >> senator tim kaine, then a candidate for the morning of 9/11. he says while intelligence officials believe a repeat of an attack on the scale of september 11 is unlikely, they remain concerned about smaller scale attacks. like those in barcelona, nice and berlin. >> we need to get better to share intelligence with the allies. the only way to stop oneoff attacks is by shared intelligence. jeff: each year the ceremony brings back the pain of that day. but for the men and the women who rushed to, it brings back a feeling of great pride. we were unified. we completed our mission. >> the extensive training that has taken place since 9/11 undoubtedly prepared them to respond well to any potential threat in the future. in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: new details on a security scare outside the white house. into custody along the northern perimeter. the agency says he threw a sign and a notebook over the fence. jonathan: caught on video a prompting moment. say you are on the bus and you look up to see the driver doing that. reading the

signs as republicans' health care reform push suffers a set back, i sit down with democratic senator tim kaine future of obamacare. >> everyone who has a big idea should put it on the table. graham-cassidy is an idea, fine, it's on the table.

senators mark warner and tim kaine prese senate resolution to the alexander police officers who responded to the baseball shooting. it passed the senate in june. it recognizes the survivors of the shootings and offers support as they recover. a gunman opened fire on members of congress and staffers while they were practicing for a baseball game to raise money for charity. >>> you have time to vote for one of our own on america's got talent tonight. danell daymon and the greater works, they knocked this arrow smith balanced out of the park. it is made up of 70 gospel singers from all over the count and dan eldame is from right here in prince george's county. only five will advance after tonight. you can v the results show is tomorrow night at 8:00 at nbc 4. they were on fire tonight. >> that's a performance with a lot of passion. we hope they do well. so, we're watching irma but we also want to know what's going on with our weather for tomorrow. >> kind of a nasty day. we saw thunderstorms some of them on the strong to severe side across the region. martinsburg reporting wind gusts of up t

coming up later today on "fox5 news morning" virginia senator tim kaine will join us to chat about the healthcare bill. cane is expected to speak out against the bill on the floor of the u.s. senate around 11:30 a.m. before that he'll be on our show coming up 7:20. >> time 4:34 happening later today montgomery country will 900,000 of funds to local law enforcement agencies in an effort to combat gangs. the money will be used to hire new officers and prosecutors it target ganz. it comes after 18 gang related homicides in the county within the past two years. a vote on issues is expected later this month. >> also in montgomery county a council hearing scheduled for tonight could decide the future of minimum wages in the county. the fight for coalition is demanding they passe strong bill to support raising min yum wage 11:50 to $are 15. >> 4:45 is the time. let's bring in michael thomas to talk about weather. the last couple days have been great. so i'll give it a thumbs up, what about you? >> i loved the last couple days especially this morning. it was cool breeze in the air. no complain

look at the last four govern os in virginia, terry mcauliffe right now going back to mark warner, tim kaine, only bob mcdonald is a republican. democrats have been very effective in these gubernatorial races and it's going to be on the republicans to that cycle as we head into november, jim and shawn. almost sounded like you were rehearsing of a new we didn't start the fire with a virginia governor. i tried that in care oak i one night and it is a tricky song. rchghts thawj for not trying it out on the air. >> we appreciate it. >> if you can think of something that rhymes at ma cullive, tweet us. when it comes to protection from the secret service one member of the president's family said he didn't want it. but is donald trump jr. changing his mind? we're back after this. >> you may remember this name, hillary clinton, she's blasting the trump administration following reports that at least six lie level white house officials used private e-mail a crests while conducting government business. in an interview on serious xm she said situate her use of private e-mail was a dumb mistake, but she

. >> reporter: mccain not wanting to deal with this at all, tim kaine a democrat called it inside baseballhe said it doesn't really affect anything that has to do with americans, things like tax reform that the white house wants to focus on now, except they're peppered with all these questions about bannon at the white house briefing. sara huckabee sanders, the president's spokes woman defended saying that he did what he wasn't supposed to do, that he talked to reporters. and so now the president is dealing with this backlash from the man who used to run things on the inside. meantime, tonight a dinner at the white house focusing on tax reform, he's invited in two republicans on the finance committee and three democrats -- these are the three democrats that did not sign onto their party's tax plan. >> tracy potts for us. tracy, thanks. >> it's going to be a long dinner, long, long dinner. let's check in with meteorologist bill karins on the remnants of irma, my friend. >> there is only a little bit left. the rain we're dealing with, the current conditions, 35 mile per hour winds northwest

thursday was a busy day for virginia senator, tim kaine.rs after appearing here on good morning washington-- he was in dumfries, visiting a church that was the target of threats. it happened at the "greater praise temple ministries". on sunday, someone left notes with swastikas... racial epithets... and "white power" messages on the church's door. senator kaine also praised those from other churches, and elsewhere in the community... who came together in a show of support. despite the threats -- the ahead with their sunday service. so far, no one has been arrested. senator kaine also visited the dumfries police department, to inquire about it's handling of the incident. officers reportedly took a report, over the phone -- and didn't send an officer to gather evidence. another civil war re-enactment in our area- is canceled. this time it's in fairfax county. organizers say they canceled the event at the sully historic site- largely due to security concerns after this month's violence in charlottesville. manassas and faquier county have also

senators mark warner and tim kaine will present the police with a senate resolution today co-sponsored by every member of the u.s. senate. that resolution recognizes the survivors of that shooting. >>> everybody is still buzzing over the royal baby news that came out of kensington palace this weekend. >> threes a charm i say. kate middleton is pregnant their third child. she's sitting out of royal engagements for now. she's been experiencing severe morning sickness. the upcoming addition will make prince harry's prospects of being king each more unlikely. this moves him to sixth in line. i don't think he minds. >> fantastic, great. very hap >> fantastic, great. i guess to be a royal, i don't have the responsibilities. the next time we could see the pregnant duchess is thursday. they're expected to drop prince george off for his first day of school. >> i don't know. one kid, two kids, get bumped down the line. now they're trying to make sure harry never gets there. >> i think harry likes it just fine. >>> as we mentioned, just like in her first two pregnancies kate is suffering from the

now, virginia senator tim kaine tweeted yesterday that president trump would be betraying these young people, that he promised to treat with heart but at this point short of new legislation, there is little that congress can do. this program began with the stroke of a presidential pen and that's all it takes to end it. live outside the white house, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thank you melanie. 4:33 is the time. in a surprise move the trump administration ordered russia to close its consulate in san francisc between the two countries. the state department has given russia until saturday to shut down the building. the consulate is the oldest and most established in the united states. as part of the order russia has to scale back its diplomatic presence in washington, d.c. and new york. the trump administration says the move is in response to moscow's decision to force the u.s. to cut its diplomatic staff in russia. >> 2000 people barred from entering the u.s. under president trump's travel ban will be able to reapply for visas. the agreement was reached yesterday in federa

goldman sachs surrounded yourself with goldman sachs just as obama did just as trump did you put in tim kaine as your vice president mr wall street that's all he was he was a big shining for you to the progressive left as a v.p. pick your plan was simply i should be president because. because it's my turn it's my turn to run the empire into the ground by giving it away to to big pharma to corporations to monsanto to the weapons contractors it's my turn to do that i get to do that now as far as i could tell that was your plan i'm not saying trump is better than you i'm just saying you're both monsters and trump is just a symptom of a system that the clinton machine helped create it will never be a candidate i'm for that i am done with being a candidate but i am not done with politics because i literally believe that our country's future is at stake oh you're worried for the future are you worried worried that not enough fracking will get done without you you did fly around the world promoting fracking as secretary of state and you know you worry that maybe maybe not enough black people are goi

people like tim kaine us keep thatg -- jim chanos saying , that they cann move the debt around to preventnt. isi think corporate debt difficult to imagine that the debt level will continue to come down in the coming years, because credit growth is still slightly up. but industry profits improved a lot. are making5, only 5% profits. this opened the window that the corporate sector are able to reduce the ratio using improved cash flow. that is a very positive change in the last 12 to 18 months. if the question is government can continue the corporate deleveraging efforts, which means they need to make further progress in sle reforms and increasing efficiency in the sector, the- soe right now we see stabilization and things starting to move in a more positive direction. haidi: we will continue on that discussion and what to expect out of the 19th congress. chief zhu, j.p. morgan china economist staying with us. getting breaking news. vietnam's january to september numbers getting to bloomberg. the gdp number for the third quarter coming in at 6.41%. that is a beat on expectations of 6.1% gro

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. >> coming up later today virginia senator tim kaine will join us to chat about the healthcare bill. cane is expected to speak out around 11:30 a.m. before that he'll be on our show coming up at 7. 20. >> happy tuesday. >> it won't be sunny, bright but a decent amount of sunshine and temperatures expected to be well above where they should be. 8 or 9 degrees where they should thb time of year later this afternoon. here's the latest own maria, 5 a.m. update is in. winds down to 7 a5. car goty one sure hain. slow jog north moving 7 miles an hour. fresh ucoming up as well. arts starts to weak ep and becomes a tropical storm in the next 24 hours here. still precipitationing tropical storm like companies for the next 24 hours as well before things will kind of improve throughout the day tomorrow tropics get quiteet once moore 'agets away. 29 mile an hour gusts for b beaufor the. nothing too extreme. storm surge will be the big concern. even locally not seeing any major he frekts maria aside from storm surge that hour. satellite and radar locally showing clouds in the mountains. much like

tim kaine says he doesn't have a copy of her book yet, and amazn and walmart are slashing the price ofook "what happened." book was officially released just today. book sellers amazon and walmart, take a check of the stocks there. they ended in the green. hillary's publisher simon & schuster owned by cbs that stock is closing up. let's bring in katrina pierson former trump 2016 campaign spokesperson. good to see you. >> great to be here, liz. liz: you remember this, democrat senator chuck schumer called out hillary and said take responsibility for your loss. here's what he told "washington post" -- what is hillary gaining from this? >> well, you know, oos that old saying that we have this annoying friend, if you don't have one, it's probably you. that's what happened in the case of hillary clinton. her biggest complaint about donald trump is he inspired millions of people. what does that say about you? it wasn't just white americans as she the left and the media like to push, but we're talking about, you know, five percentage points of black americans that didn't support her that came

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charlie: how do you measure your contribution to the tim kaine?ve: jared kushner was really my partner. we brought in reince priebus 80 we wereean spicer, pulling together. napoleon told his marshals one-timed -- charlie: what is it about you and fascination with military biography and military leaders? steve: i come from norfolk, virginia. it was a navy town, and richmond coming from the south it is imbued with history all the great contributions from world war ii. it was just the thing as i was kid. charlie: but you're beyond that, when you look at your library, there is a lot of books about military, biography, the library of somebody in or mislead curious about history. steve: if you want to make an impact in the world you have to understand the institutions and history. what you find when you study it is everyone who became great overtime or beloved overtime had insurmountable obstacles in front of them. that is what i picked up from history, and also the cycles -- as the bible says there will be times of unity and disruption. in those the cy

let me ask this in fairness tim kaine the senator from virginia said he'd didn't accuse us of partisanship but he wished there would be a better process and senator carper said he wished that there would need aid -- a hearing on our bill and i agree. let's not be disingenuous. so far from the other side of the aisle there has been no cooperation whatsoever when it comes to addressing the issues of someone like him who is paying $50,000 a year under the status quo. as far as the policy itself all the dollars we repealed an individual mandate be repealed an employer mandate. those penalties go away. we get rid of the medical device tax and we take the dollars and we split it among the states. the way we decide what state gives what has he look at everybody in the nation who earns between fifth he and 138% of the federal poverty level. then we take each% of that national population and that is where you begin. beginning in 2021 the dollars are allocated the pentagon what percentage you have of the total national population within that income level. the state can spend it on those who were a l

. >> virginia senator tim kaine stopped by to talk with church members yesterday. those members say they will continue t >>> today we will learn whether seven members of a penn state fraternity will stand trial. they're accused of playing a role in their frat brother's death after a night of drinking and hazing. >> no one immediately called for help after they found him at the bottom of the starps. the defense says their clients are not responsible for piazza's death. >>> molette green at the live desk with good news. ticketmaster back up and working again. only after a confusing night for fans who had to stand in long lines at sporting events due to a massive outage because they couldn't print out their tickets. this picture snapped by a fan at the falcons game. in a statement, ti ticketmasterd we have a significant outage for fan accounts at sporting events. the ticketing giant urged account holders to go to the box office. that is the latest. >>> the redskins hang on and win their second straight. >> now, it's on to the games that actually count. the next time t

senator tim kaine member of the committee. the hearing set to get underway shortly. live coverage here on c-span 3. >>> lamar alexander in conversation with democrats al franken, members of the health edge skags labor committee. first of two hearings this week on stabilizing the individual health insurance markets. the "washington post" writing today that every morning before each of the hearings set for this week and next the committee is hosting off the record coffees to which all senators are invited.

in venice -- tim kaine, a senator from virginia -- says he wouldn't accuse us of partisanship, but wish there was a better prospect. i hope there is a hearing -- let's not be disingenuous. from the other side of the aisle so far, there has been no cooperation whatsoever in attempting to address an issue of who is paying -- $50,000 a year under the status well. we can do better. --ealing individual mandates and repeal the employer mandate. we get rid of the medical device tax, takes this, and splits this among the states. the way we decide which state gets what is we look at everybody in the nation who earns between 50 and 138% of levell -- federal poverty , take interstate percent of that national population, that is where you begin. in 2021, dollars are allocated depending on what percent you have of the total national population within that income level. >> those other richer, a little bit less rich -- that's how we divide the money. beginning in 202022, we put in a risk adjustment, phase it in. in the end and -- we get more per patient, and those that are healthier, a little less. ,

. >> virginia senator tim kaine joins us live to chat about heated debate this is video from the last time he joined us. he is speaking out you about the bill and before that again we'll talk with him in 15 minutes. >> let move on now to post moore he acrisis in purt wreak he and desperate three as the death toll reaches 16. governor tweeted puerto rico is in trouble an asked for more federal help. millions of people in the united states territory struggling with intense heat, power outages and food and water. hundreds of residents des separate to get on one of the few flights out of the island. >> here's powerful images of task force assist stranded residents in puerto rico in area of utowndo. they secured a cable across the river and used it to cross over a shallow section of the river. >> in the meantime task force 1 elite team of first responders returned home after spending several weeks in crib quan and southern sdm last night "fox5" was there for emotional return. live in chantilly with the latest now. >> good morning, mel. >> good morning, steve, allison. everybody is having a

> this group of virginia families of children with disabilities was waiting to meet with senator tim kaine when they heard the news the healthcare vote wouldn't happen this week. >> there were applause. we were happy. >> samantha and justin are the parents of 20-month-old josephine that relies on medicaid for chronic lung disease. they like the other family visiting with senator kaine said they are relieved that the g.o.p. failed at least for now. >> i know the fight is not over but for right now i'm hoping that this will encourage the lawmakers to come to the table and do something bipartisan. >> right now this is about feeling good about this today. passing this on to the family. thanking them for the support. >> the republican effort suffering a major setback last night when g.o.p. senator of maine said she would oppose the bill joining rand paul and john mccain, effectively killing the graham-cassidy bill was not the answer. >> earlier today opponents staging a so-called die-in. blocking the entrance to the capitol subway inside the russell senate building. nine people laying down in p

tim kaine lives around the corner. it is in richmond, which is overwhelmingly black.aised in that. i was a paperboy to that. i was raised and lived with black people. charlie: so wide using people raise the question? -- so why do you think people raise the question? steve: they try to defeat us, and they couldn't. clinton's very first speech when she came off the beach was nonsense. hillary clinton is not very bright. everyone she is so much smarter than donald trump, good in the debates. she is a grinder. she's the kind of person that would do homework for nine hours a night. she's not that bright. you could see it in her speech. she doesn't really have a grasp. she doesn't have a grasp what is important and what is not. donald trump has a grasp on what is important and what is marginal. that speech of hers is an embarrassment. breitbart, alt-right, as no nationalism, white supremacists. it landed flat. do you know why? charlie: because you want no part of s no nationalists? -- ethno-nationalists? steve: reporter: not only -- steve: not only is it totally wrong, it i

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jeff: virginia senator tim kaine say authorities are constantly working to prevent attacks like those in barcelona, nice and berlin. >> the local law enforcement agencies are the front lines of that but the intelligence we can share with the allies is a critical part of keeping americans safe. >> ♪ say can you see jeff: the pain of the day will always motivate these men and women to keep training and keep working as one. in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: meanwhile, there was a slight scare at the white house today. two people were arrested for throwing objects over the north fence line. witnesses tell us the items appear to be a cell phone and some sort of sign. but it's unclear what the sign said. nobody was hurt. the security threat is now over. larry: new developments on the president's controversial travel ban. supreme court justice anthony kennedy temporarily lifted new restrictions placed on the bans by the appeals court last week. it would allow the refugee to enter the united states if a place agreed to take them in. alison: we attempt to sort out the con fusion

>> jesse: i guess that makes tim kaine dwight schrute. want to get kimberly's reaction, because hillary is at ouit again. a sameness about the inauguration. >> writing the book about how really strange it was to sit there and listen to that kind of speech that was so divisive, the rhetoric was hot. i call it a cry from the white nationalist god. instead of taking a moment to say, you know what, i went to reach out and be the president for everybody. he did not win the popular vote, he sweeps through the electoral college. he had a chance to fill the role, andd that did not happen that day. >> jesse: not trying to unite the country, obviously still trying to divide by saying that trump is a white nationalist. and playing on those fears. that is not usually what somebody does when they lose a presidential election. they kind of taken elder status, she is not achieving that. >> kimberly: we have not seen anybody behaveny in this fashio, have you? you did not see 41 when he lost. so it really just tells you a lot, i mean, little climate freak

after the convention, tim kaine i go on a bus tour through pennsylvania and ohio, and we are highlightingobs. i've done this before, i did it with my husband and with other candidates. i did it when i ran for the senate. we were getting very positive feedback from people, talking to guys working on the floor of a factory and the like. but it was also at the same time that trump was attacking the family of the goldstar, muslim american soldier. if you are reading the philadelphia inquirer, you saw an interview with a guy who heard me speak and said i like what you say. but if you were looking at any other outlet, it was, attack the muslims, attack the family, and sold them. that was the constant drumbeat. charlie: so he sucked all the air and the attention. ms. clinton: he sucked all the air and the attention. he did it by literally causing people to say my gosh, did you hear what he said? or, i have never heard anybody say that. he called it ending political incorrectness. it was unleashing all kinds of attacks on race, ethnicity religion, gender, and everything , else. charlie: some say