. >> reporter: arizona republic media president mia parish responding to several threats made against the paper after endorsing hillary clinton rather than donald trump. this was the first time in the endorse the republican candidate. parish recently wrote an editorial piece detailing the paper's decision in response to the backlash. >> we felt strongly that we had to choose, and sometimes there are consequences to that. >> reporter: parish says some have called threatening the building and death threats have been made to the employees. >> having a free and open press and having a civil dialogue and discussion and having an environment where we can disagr, have to hug and kiss at the end of it, but we don't have to throw punches, either. >> reporter: other threats made around the valley, around 3:15 this afternoon, there was a bomb threat at the arizona republican party headquarters near 24th street and osborn. chairman robert graham says the threat was made on a voice mail messagement. >> people just said there is a bomb in your building and it's going to go off. you need to get out.

. >> reporter: arizona republic media president mia parish responding to several threats endorsing hillary clinton rather than donald trump. this is the first time in the paper's 126-year history not to endorse the republican candidate. parish recently wrote an editorial piece detailing the paper's decision in response to the backlash. >> i think it's time to talk about this. it's time to stand up and say, you know, stand alongside my folks, but really stand up for the country that i love and for the constitution that i love. >> other threats made around the valley, around 3:15 this afternoon, there was a threat at the arizona republican party headquarters near 24th street and osborn. chairman robert graham says the threat was made on a voice mail message. >> people just said there's a bomb in your building and it's going to go off, you need to get out. >> about 30-40 people had to be evacuated, but luckily no one has hurt, and phoenix police gave the all clear. >> we feel like it's voter intimidation, and we feel like, hey, we just want to exercise our first amendment rights, and i think

. >> mia parish, president of arizona republic and republican media. thank you for writing what you did and thanks for coming here to talk about what you did. sorry you have been through that and thanks for being here. >> thanks so much. >> the chair of the democratic party joining us live, still to . [applause] woman: ahh. [indistinct conversation] announcer: a full life measured in seats starts with the right ones early on. car crashes are a leading killer of children 1 to 13. learn how to prevent deaths and injuries by using the right car seat for your child's age and size. >>> this weekend, fox news landed quite a scoop about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the headline said new fbi files contain allegations of quid pro quo in clinton's e-mails. it included this from house republican. quote, this is a flashing red light of potential criminality. congress man told the story to fox news basically this, as the state department was releasing hillary clinton's e-mails from her private server, a senior state department official went to the fbi

joining me now, mia parish, president of the arizona republic and republic media., nice to have you on. >> thanks for having me, brooke. >> before we talk about your reddest of the red states, i want to get to this opinion piece that you wrote where you say you received debt threats, among them quoting "you're dead, watch your back" and "you should be put in front of a firing squad as a traitor." all because your paper for the first time in its 126 year history endorsed a democrat. it has been a month since you came forward and did that. what have these -- what has that been like for you? >> our journalists are used to getting death threats. i don't mean they're common but that that is part of the work when you do things that are controversial and certainly this editorial was controversial but the type of death threats and the type of threats against people who are not journalists has been surprising. and the acceleration of the threats we do, calling for people to heckle, to harass, to boo, to threaten and sometimes to assault journalists in the course of their bu

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look, the problem trump has is attacking the mainstream media is always a good tactic except for the fact that "the arizona republic" -- i mean, they've joined the liberal mainstream media now? i don't think so. "the cincinnati inquirer"? this is a broad breadth of american newspapers saying this guy is unqualified. >> jay, when is the last time we saw such opinionated or op-eds or have we? i don't recall. >> i don't recall anything like this happening, whether "usa today" takes the unprecedented step of saying they don't favor him, that's amazing to me. >> thank you, gentlemen, it is pretty amazing, that's a good word for it. >>> this is a fox news alert and a very sad update to this week's shooting at a south carolina elementary school. a 6-year-old boy who was wounded has now died. the 14-year-old suspect has already charged as a juvenile, facing murder and attempted murder charges. the suspect's father was found dead about a mile away from the school. another student and teacher were wounded but are expected to make a full recovery. our condolences and prayers to their family who lost their 6-year-old son. >>>

among the media outlets catching heat for rejecting arizona republic .. who is endorsing a democrat for the first time since its founding back in 1890. phil boas / editorial page editor, the arizona republic: "i don't think it's an accident that we're breaking with our history in a election year none of us has ever seen in our streak not backing a republican. mike wilson / editor, dallas morning news: "our recommendation is just that, a recommendation. we recommended the best person we think is best qual serve as president." and the first time in over a century, the detroit news is endorsing a candidate who isn't a republican. this election, they're throwing their support behind the libertarian nominee. nolan finley / editorial page editor, the detroit news: "i don't think voters should have to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils" butt sot "we handled this process newspaper." the endorsements sparked outrage among republican readers.. which resulted in many canceling their subscriptions. trump responded in a tweet saying that the people w

among the media outlets catching heat for rejecting choice for president is the arizona republic .. who is endorsing a democrat "i don't think it's an accident that we're breaking with our history in a election year none of us has ever seen in our lifetime a candidate who is so republican. mike wilson / editor, dallas morning news: "our recommendation is just that, a recommendation. we recommended the best person we think is best qualified to serve as president." and the first time in more than a century, the detroit news is endorsing a candidate who isn't a republican. this election, they're throwing their support behind the nolan finley / editorial page editor, the detroit news: "i don't think voters should have to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils" butt sot "we handled this process like we always do. we looked at the candidates and republican readers.. which resulted in many canceling their subscriptions. trump responded in a tweet saying that the people were smart for doing so. i'm reid binion reporting. election day-- and clark county still needs a few hundre

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >>> justin, phoenix police are >> officers picked her up on assault and domestic violence charges. they say she was unconscious when they arrived. >> officers say she had a shoelace around her neck and that was attached to event inside the van. >>> -- to the event -- vent inside the van >>> here is a photo of hurricane nicole going over bermuda this afternoon. >>> millions of americans along the pacific northwest are bracing for two powerful storms that are expected to bring flooding to oregon and washington and even as far north as british colombia. let's take a look at the >> reporter: heavy rain is falling tonight for the first round of storms. there are two big systems from vancouver to seattle down through portland and towards areas of medford. strong winds are

among the media outlets donald trump as the suitable choice for president is the arizona republic .. who is endorsing a democrat for the first time since its founding back in 1890. phil boas / editorial page editor, the arizona republic: "i don't think it's an accident that we're breaking with our history in a election year none of us has ever seen in our streak not backing a republican. mike wilson / editor, dallas morning news: "our recommendation is just that, a recommendation. we recommended the best person we think is best qualified to serve as president." and the first time in more than a century, the detroit news is a republican. this election, they're throwing their support behind the libertarian nominee. nolan finley / editorial page editor, the detroit news: "i don't think voters should have to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils" butt sot "we handled this process like we always do. we looked at the candidates and republican readers.. which resulted in many canceling their subscriptions. trump responded in a tweet saying that the people were smart for doing

among the media outlets catching heat as rejecting donald trump is "the arizona republic" which is endorsingocrat for the first time since its founding. >> i don't think it's an accident we're breaking from our history in a presidential election year that none of us have seen in our lifetime. a candidate so reckless and so obnoxious and so frightening. >> "the dallas morning news" broke a 75-year-old streak. >> our recommendation is that, a recommendation. we recommended the person we think is best qualified to serve as president. >> reporter: and for the first time in over a century "the detroit news" is throwing their support behind the libertarian nominee. >> i don't think you voters should be expected to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils. we handle this process the same way we always do. we looked at the candidates and picked the one who best reflected our values as a newspaper. >> reporter: the endorsement sparked outrage among republican readers which resulted in many canceling their subscriptions. trump responded saying, they're smart in doing so. >> in the next hou

media perceived as being left. this is the arizona, you know, republic. this is the foreign policy.ike the usa today. it's the cincinnati inquirer. these are right-leaning publications trying to take down donald trump as well. >> he continues to say that the election is rigged. now that he's saying the polls are all rigged except for the ones that show him winning. do you remember when he and his supporters sited polls. throughout the primaries he would bring the polls to me. what's the difference now, do you think? what's different? >> well, i think there have been stories that have turned people against him. i get frustrated with my brother steven. if you're an uneducated white man and sticking to your guns with donald trump, i get it. for women and christians to be supporting him at this point, if you look at the party that is protected and defended women and the party that has protected and defended minorities and the party that's protected and defended the party and protected and defended the middle class and the lgbt community. if you take homosexuality and abortion and remove

among the media outlets catching heat for rejecting donald trump as the suitable choice for president is the arizona republic .. who is endorsing a democrat for the first time since its founding back in 1890. phil boas / editorial page editor, the arizona republic: "i don't think it's an accident that we're breaking with our history in a election year none of us has ever seen in our lifetime a candidate who is so republican. morning news: "our recommendation is just that, a recommendation. we recommended the best person we think is best qualified to serve as president." and the first time in more than a century, the detroit news is endorsing a candidate who isn't a republican. this election, they're throwing their support behind the libertarian nominee. nolan finley / editorial page editor, the detroit news: "i don't think voters should have to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils" butt sot "we handled this process republican readers.. which resulted in many canceling their subscriptions. trump responded in a tweet saying that the people were smart for doing so. i'm reid binion reporting. we

among the media outlets catching heat for rejecting donald trump as the suitable choice for president is the arizona republic .. who is endorsing a democrat for the first time since its founding back in 1890. phil boas / editorial page editor, the arizona republic: "i don't think it's an accident that we're breaking with our history in a election year none of us has ever seen in our lifetime a candidate who is so re obnoxious and so frightening." the dallas morning news broke a 75- year streak not backing a republican. mike wilson / editor, dallas morning news: "our recommendation is just that, a recommendation. we recommended the best person we think is best qualified to serve as president." and the first time in more than a century, the detroit news is endorsing a candidate who isn't a republican. this election, behind the libertarian nominee. nolan finley / editorial page editor, the detroit news: "i don't think voters should have to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils" butt sot "we handled this process like we always do. we looked at the candidates and picked the one who best reflected o

media channels. i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. d i approve this message, sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- margot robbie, vice president joe biden,

chosen by journalists from arizona pbs and arizona republic which include ac central.com and lavos and also include questions from you the public via social mediac insight network. let's now meet the candidates. republican john mccain was elected to u.s. senate in 1986 and seek to go sixth term as senator. he was the republican's party nominee for president in 2008. democrat anne kirk patrick represents first district and represented the district since 2013. she also held the same seat from 2009 to 2011. she previously served as a member in the arizona house of representatives in 2005 to 2007. earlier we do numbers to get to see who gets the first question and that honor goes to senator mccain. >> senator mccain, you have complained about congressional gridlock, congress has fail today consistently pass a budget in recent years and americans disapprove of the job congress is doing. you have been part of this congress for many years, so why do you want to return? >> i want to return because there's so much to do whether it be unlocking the gridlock in congress as we have, for example, on the arms services committee in which i'm a chairman. we al

were chosen by journalists from arizona pbs and the arizona republic which includes -- we will also include questions from you the public via social media the public insight network. let's now meet the candidates. republican john mccain was elected to the u.s. senate in 1986 and is seeking his sixth term as senator to was first elected to congress in 1982 from arizona's first impression disappeared he was republican party's nominee for president in 2008. democrat ann kirkpatrick were present arizona's first district in the u.s. house of representatives to drop in the district since 2013. she held the same see from 2009 to 2100 she presents her as the number of arizona house of representatives from 2005-2007. earlier we do numbers to get his you gets the first question and that honor goes to senator mccain. >> you complained about congressional gridlock. congress has failed to consistently how state budget in recent years and more than 75% of americans disapprove of the job congress is doing. you have been part of this congress for many years so why do you want to return? mccain: i want to return because there's so much to do, whether it

arizona republic," which include azcentral.com. we will also include questions from you, the public, via social media and the public insight network. let's now meet the candidates. john mccain was elected to the u.s. senate in 1986 and is seeking to his sixth term. he was first elected to congress in 1982. he was a republican party nominee for president in 2008. democrat ann kirkpatrick has represented the district since 2013. she also held the same seat from 2009 to 2011. she previously served in the arizona house of representatives from 2005 to 2007. earlier, we drew numbers to see who gets the first question, and that honor goes to senator mccain. >> senator mccain, you have complained about congressional gridlock. congress has failed to consistently pass a budget in recent years and more than 75% of americans disapprove of the job congress is doing. you have been part of this congress for many years. why do you want to return? senator mccain: i want to return because there is so much to do, whether it be unlocking this gridlock in congress, as we have on the armed services committee. i am the chairman. we almost unanimously put