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. >> reporter: jim and shawn youwy can here him behind me lieutenant general is deliverind a barn brenner. b the crowd joining enchanting lock her up at points. going to be star of this night. that was held on to exclusivelyc by melania trump perspective first lady helpful took to the e stage tonight but not white-oute a cam i don't of sorts from the man himself donald trump a rifling earlier here unclear h land to come out on that stage introduce his wife, he was just supposed to give her a kiss but typical trump fashion could into the resist microphone. >> we're going to win, we're going to win so big thank veryig manage. thanks you very much, we're going to win so big, thank you. >> he's tough when he has to be. but he's also kind and fair and carrying. he's his kindness is not always noted but it is there for all to in love with him to begin with. >> reporter: melania was quiet, direct and very out of charactef with a lot of what we heard off of that podium today. speaker after speaker delivering , remarks at hillary clinton not only as her record of secretary of state but what they s

today writer and wusa9 contributor christine brenner, one of the indetect -- inductees.nd former redskins radio play- by-play man frank herzog, also spent time here at wusa9, among several others honored and for frank he's starting to recognize the impact he had with the fans. >> i was a little bothered by that at first because people would say i can remember listening to you and you were so great. but then it hit and i would say back we had a great time, didn't we? yeah, that was fun. my family -- and they would tell me stories about family reunions and families together going to the ballpark, wearing wheir headsets, so i think look back at the greatest decade in redskins history, we all shared it and that's what makes it specialists. >> journalists are not often honored. we are often in the press box covering but to be part of this today really means a lot to me because i've been in town a long time. i have been in d.c. since 1984, worked for the post for 12 years and so i think in many ways it was just -- it's a nice thing to remembew r honglo i've been here and the t

the agency is found ed by clara brenner. together they're happening startups with a unique business plan to get off the ground and thrive. >> it comes in as the first thunder in the door for many of these startups and provides mentorships. >> reporter: one of those is a company art listing. >> art lifting is a marketplace for artists who experience homelessness to sell their or the work. >> reporter: it is displayed in galleries and office buildings sometimes telling for thousands of dollars and the artist keeps 55% of the sales price. >> entrepreneurs are unusual. >> reporter: startups like the town kitchen. their cooks make it unique. >> most are foster youth and we have grants. >> reporter: it provides college credits in a career path for the youth. >> we're looking for creative ways to scale and grow their products. >> it helped make her a recipient of a $25,000 grant from nbc bay area 21st century solutions. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> it's really a good program. visit our website nbcbayarea.com. applications ar

. >> max brenner is the celebrating and he -- the company sends us an artist -- taylor martin.s painting our portrait with chocolate on sugar paper. >> hello. >> whether it's finished, we can eat it. >> we can eat it, eric. >> what are you talking about? what are you eating? >> a green bean. >> raw green bean. >> yeah, you're arebacking up the storm. >> i would lose my mind if i was you and i was over here talking. i'd be like, what? i'm trying to work over here! >> this is not exactly work. but thank you. >> okay. taylor is a 21-year-old student at the hartford school in connecticut. >> we'll check in with her in a little bit. kate middleton has a new look. she showed it off last night. we're used to seeing her in beautiful dresses but not like this one. this was a long form fitted off the shoulder dress. >> it looks like donna karan. >> that looks great on her. >> donna karan used to make dresses like that all the time and i loved them. wow. she wore that to a dinner at the national history museum. they have them elsewhere? whatever. okay. that was by a brazilian designer. >>

. >> wisconsin republican congressman james sentence brenner has introduced goes b >> bet rble the. technologically, the bureau has been deliberately kept in the last century. >> can you fax >> this is used in crimes >> the old fashioned way. >> good, i need your assistance with a firearm trace. they did this 370,000 times last year. many second amendment advocates strongly oppose a nationwide gun registry. so congress has prohibited the bureau from creating a computerized searchable database of gun manufacturing and sales. >> i think that having a database of gun sales amounts to de facto gun registration. and that is something that congress would never approve and which i would never approve of. >> without a searchable database, it took 12 hours to find out who owned the guns used in the san bernadino massacre last december. >> does that make sense to you? >> you know, no. i mean, with technology. but there's a lot of things that don't make sense in this town. so, yeah, would it be efficient and effective absolutely. would the taxpayers benefit with absolutely. are we>>ow the atf

profiles on donald trump starting with wayne barrett's work in the village voice in 1979 where lee brenner in new york magazine and in vanity fair, 1990 until kaufman for buzzfeed in 2014it's not that trump is not known . it's that all of this is known. he's been a public figure and people have beenreporting on him and not just in fluffy celebrity ways at all . for decades, put it into google. start reading. the way i see it, it is your homework as an engaged citizen between now and november. >> i can tell you, going to a lot of these rallies, one of the elements of the deal in chapter 2 is the last element of the deal is have fun and when i have seen donald trump have fun is in the rope line. he does have fun at the rally getting all these people excited. he goes in the rope line and sometimes he spends minutes in the rope line where people stand and talk to him. his favorite people to talk to are the people holding "the art of the deal" and there are so many people that say please sign my book, he signs every darn book that is out there. more than a hat that he makes money on, more than

. >> scott brenner is a former federal aviation official and he joins us to react to this. of the video and early police reports. it appears the balloons caught some winds and blew them into the power lines but it's early to make conclusions. >> we had a former ntsb person on the show earlier this morning, the early morning hours trying to get some answers to all of this. one of the things i found interesting she is saying it's almost like the wild west when it comes to ballooning. when you have normal aircraft, we don't have accidents very often in the past many, many years but with ballooning we have crashes regularly. does something need to change? >> i don't know if i would agree with that. i think we have more ga crashes than balloon crashes, but, yeah, it is a relatively lightly regulated industry. it is -- you know there, have been recommendations by the ntsb to have more oversight from the faa on it. if you look at the number of flights to fatalities, it's fairly low. when you do have crashes, they are awful as we've seen down in texas. >> i think when we saw all th

seine seine brenner? >> no by proxy. >> mr. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. smith. >> no by proxy. >> mr. moreno. >> no by proxy. >> mr. moreno votes no. mr. collins? >> no by proxy. >> mr. collins votes no. mr. trott? >> no by proxy. >> mr. trott votes no. mr. bishop? >> no by proxy. >> mr. bishop votes no. mr. mccarthy. >> no by proxy. >> mr. mccarthy votes no. mr. pallone? >> yes. >> mr. pallone votes aye. mr. luhane? >> yes by proxy. >> mr. sarbanes? mr. sarbanes votes aye. mr. green? mr. green votes aye. mr. conniers? >> yes by proxy. >> mr. conyers votes aye. ms. jackson lee. >> aye. >> ms. jackson lee votes aye. ms. chu? ms. chu votes aye. mr. cohen? >> yes by proxy. >> mr. cohen votes aye. ms. estie? ms. estie votes eye. many custer votes aye. mr. courtney votes aye. chairman upton? >> votes no. >> chairman upton votes no. >> member wishing to change their vote? seeing none the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, on that vote there were 11 ayes 15 noes. >> 11 ayes, 15 noes. the amendment is not agreed to mr. scott has an amendment at the des

director brenner said the cia will never do that again. and there is not a person in the armed forces that will carry out that order. it is an unlawful order. it is written in there since the massacre, that we cannot do these things. >> malcolm and steve, thank you, both. couldn't ask for a better people to have this discussion with. and up next, we're going to make quite a turn because we are going to talk about the soda tax popping up in pennsylvania. that is what we call a turn. stay with us. ...check out all these w entrees. like new coastal lobster and rimp... ...with summer alethese barbeque sauce, ...and new lobster and shrimp overboard. overboard? nah, ...it's just right. so hurry in. msame time tomorrow, fellas!? new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. they massage key pressure points with each step, for all day comfort that keeps you feeling more energized. dude's got skills. new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. do you really know what it means? no. the answer is no. because it's complicated and science-y. but with my nu

us now, president and founder of the eurasia group, and editor at large for "time" magazine, ian brennera fascinating line here. hillary clinton is in the words, the most famous woman no one truly knows. explain. >> it's amazing. figure has been in our lives, i mean, literally, every day for 25 years. and first came on the scene as a college student back in 1969. and yet people are still asking, who is hillary? when is hillary going to it connect? when is she going to get across? how is she going to, you know, make her case with the voters? why are we still asking this question? we tried to probe that. >> it's the same question asked of nixon for so long. remember the new nixon. so what did you find? >> well, it's a complicated thing, the identities -- multiple identities she has been through in her life. part has to do with the history of feminism. she is one of the first young women to come of age in a time when women were supposed to be anything that he want. and so she has tried on all sorts of roles, everything from the activists to the fighter, the wife, the -- she is the cookie-ba