i'm here to go over the edge with world class rock climbers tommy caldwell and kevin jorg an son on theirord break rock face climbs, they usually spend the night on a tiny portable ledge aptly called a port a ledge. i'll attempt to join them in the morning but tonight, i'm kamping out on solid ground. >> these are my accommodations for the night. >> it's starting to look a lot more like a tent. so then take all these little hooks and clip them on. >> why does mine look like a my campsite neighbors trevor and dorias. >> welcome to the woods. >> remember, earlier this week we met stephanie and jonathan traveling to all 59 national parks. you know what? these guys are doing it, too. >> #59 and 5. >> they visited 46 parks so far. >> guacamole. >> campfire connoisseurs. they treat me to a fantastic fajita feast. >> we've come a long way since the tent setup. >> satisfied, sleepy, it's lights out. >> so we can report back this morning that t.j. made it down and then back up safely. >> i like the idea of the rappelling thing. that sleeping on the side of the cliff, no thank you. >> i like the id

joining us to talk about this interview, g otto caldwell, principal and founder of the auto caldwellstrategic consulting and director of african outreach in the state of illinois and richard fowler, a democratic strategist and radio talkshow host. richard, let's art with you. if he's not using negative ads, is that a bad thing for him or a good thing? i think it's a good thing. if you look at the battleground states, in the last election in florida all you saw was negative add on top of negative ad and what ends up happening is the message gets money and because the message gets money, you can't just say it make america great again. it will be a whole bunch of mud and nothing gets done. negative advertising in this post citizens united world is not the best use of capital. heather: but the conventional wisdom in politics has long been negative at work we see that donald trump is not a conventional candidate. he's run an unconventional election cycle. when it comes donald trump,, considering that he says i may or may not run against hillary clinton, what we notice is the wall-to-wall

the curtis caldwell center was the curtis caldwell center was targeted because they had targeted because they had exhibited a cartoon show with exhibited a cartoon show with respect to the prophet mohammad respect to the prophet mohammad in protest of the tragic in protest of the tragic "charlie hebdo" assault that had "charlie hebdo" assault that had occurred a month earlier in occurred a month earlier in paris, france. paris, france. the attack was essentially the attack was essentially thwarted successfully because of thwarted successfully because of the fact, in part, that the the fact, in part, that the intelligence community had intelligence community had shared information with local shared information with local law enforcement with respect to law enforcement with respect to anticipated attacks on the anticipated attacks on the center, and the prospect of just center, and the prospect of just such an event. such an event. and we, in this country, are and we, in this country, are quite mature and evolved in the quite mature and evolved in the sharing of information in the sharing

joining us now, johnna caldwell, principal and folder of caldwell consulting and former gop county director of african-american outreach in illinois. richard fowler is also with us, democratic ready just and radio talkshow host. richard, to you. from the democratic side, are you worried? donald trump is a formidable candidate. we will see him throw as much mud as he can on hillary clinton but at the end of the day this is going to come down to turn out. this is what the election is about four democrats. can you turn out african-americans, hispanics and can you convince youth voters to join the team and vote for hillary clinton? jon: based on turnout so far with you richard for now, republican turnout has been stronger in the primary season and democratic turnout that is very true but the reason why the republican turnout been so high during this primary season is we had 17 candidates. you have a lot of energy, a lot of excitement. you had these cafeteria food fight debates whereas on the democratic side we had a conversation about ideals and now what's going to happen as we go to philadelph

marcia caldwell, over it, i think we all are. >>> a police chief promises to deal with things swiftly after cell phone video sparked outrage showing the university of maryland's police pepper spraying several people in an attempt to break up a birthday party. stephanie ramirez reports from college park. >> reporter: those who weren't there say it was hard watching the fellow students and their videos. >> there is a despairty on we've been mistreated for the same activities. >> it's not a black and white issue. >> reporter: the university of maryland's police chief. >> this is a party that was way over capacity. >> reporter: someone from the party called police about a fight inside. this is why they responded early saturday after seeing a large party police decided to shut it down. the police officer used pepper spray to get people to move. cell phone video caught some of the evidence. those who were there say it was traumatizing. >> most of us graduated and we were happy. >> reporter: you can see people running out to that grassy area. and afterwards they tell us >> it was upsetting w

pilot charles caldwell from florida and john quinn, jr., from culpeper, virginia. the small plane went down in a rural area. investigators looking into what caused the crash. >>> virginia governor terry mccullough is playing hardball with metro right now then rthreatenning to take -- the governor signed an executive order for a metro safety commission. in fact, leaders in proposed draft language. the independent commission would develop safety programs, inspect metro and conduct audits. >> we're going to put together protocols and i want to see them followed. if they're not there will be repercussions. >> i think the metro has had so many issues this might be the motivation they need. >> empty threat i think because why now? >> metro spokesperson says it's encouraged by the advancement of the metro safety commission and supports all jurisdictions. >>> today is missing children'sday and wusa 9 wants you to help bring them home. there are more than 140 children missing in our area. all day we've been tweeting photos of local kids who are missing and we will feature s

authorities say the pilot, charles neal caldwell of florida and passenger john joseph quinn jr. of culpeper, virginia were killed. the single engine aircraft crashed in the road a long tender lane just after 4:30 last night, the faa and the ntsb are investigating the cause. 2016 violence, the protest erecting at a campaign event last night and the next up for all the candidates. plus, a big problem for the hillary clinton presidential campaign, time as secretary of state and where elaine is doing placed. -- blame is being placed. another shooting spree on in arizona highway, the terrifying moments for drivers and the latest on the suspect's arrest. doug is back with a look at the holiday weekend forecast. and when we could see storms. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me melanie: president obama arrived in japan this morning af

caldwell. >> reporter: tonight the names of all officers who died while protecting the citizens of the county were called and a candle lit in their honor. the department says since 1932, 54 officers were killed, the most recent being officer coleson who died march 13th, during a shootout with a suspect hen his fellow officers. fighting back tears his parents t the loss and share memories of him and reinforce to the family that he's not lost to us. >> reporter: officer coleson's name has been added to a plaque that hangs on the wall in the administration building alongside 53 other officers who died in the line of duty. that plaque is a reminder for every who walks by the of the sacrifices these men and women make every day. back to you. >>> if you have had enough of the rain this week, tough luck. get ready for a few more days of it. >> when can we expect to see the sun again? >> maybe on saturday. doreen, i was wondering where you were going with that one. tough luck. we have seen a lot of rain the last couple of days. nine days straight of some rain in the area. tomorrow will be ten

. >> reporter: callen caldwell is shyla's instructor. >> i wasn't sure what the complications would beshe is really good rhythmically. she has no problem picking up anything. she dances just like the rest of the kids. >> reporter: if you look at the rest of the kids who danced while we were there and you look at shyla dancing with her sister, you can see she really is just like everyone else. d.j. green believes nyle dimarco going so far on the international stage we call show young folks just like shyla that they can do anything. >> to have a hearing impairment and to go as far as he's gone in the dance community and the dance world and to send that message that no matter what your impairment is, dance can be a vehicle that you can express yourself in is a very important message. >> tracy clemons, 13 eyewitness news. >> our thanks to my buddy tracy there in houston. beautiful. he's inspired so many people. 70 million deaf people in the world. saying that's why he won. >> right. for this little girl, she didn't even have him as an example. think how many more will come out now that the

. >> chopper three was over buehler elementary school on caldwell have avenue today. lot students there wearing purple a and they formed a pediatric stroke awareness ribbon. it is a show of support for nine year-old chase, a stroke survivor. >>> the 90th stotesbury cup regot ace underway on the schuylkill river. >> stotesbury is oldest and largest high school rowing competition in the you had, more than 5500 athletes are taking part and they are from 19 schools in the you had, and, canada racing runs through tomorrow, welcome to all of our visitors to the area. >>> from the river to the ball york phillies are back in action tonight looking to keep up their winning ways. >> um-hmm. >> sports director don bellies live from citizens bank park and don, atlanta comes to town tonight. >> that is right, braves are in town and how good is this philadelphia team? we really didn't expect this coming in the season but they have been absolutely tremendous, exceeding their own expectations and exceeding expectations of their manager pete mackanin. we talk to him about an a hour an

. >> megan caldwell is feeding west nile mosquitos chicken blood. >> it's about as disgusting as it soundse the machine to warm up the blood. >> it's been exactly a year since they found any mosquitos that can carry zika in san mateo county. >> before there was zika, there was dengay. we don't know what's going to be after zika. >> there have been a handful of confirmed zika patients in the bay area. >>> governor brown says he needs $10 million to help establish an early warning system for an earthquake hits urban areas. it's being developed by the u.s. geological survey. the goal is to role out limited alerts statewide by 2018. >>> you got our ears americaing there when you said some possible 90 degrees tomorrow? >> it looks really good for that. we're talking about a dry offshore wind moving throughout the bay area. that will bring some mild weather at the coastline. as we go ahead and take a look outside, our sky camera network right now. it's a mild 78 in the north bay. still some cool weather in the 60s. again with that dry offshore wind beginning to roll in tomorrow morning. that's g

the curtis caldwell center was targeted because they had exhibited a cartoon show with respect to the prophet mohammad in protest of the tragic "charlie hebdo" assault that had occurred a month earlier in paris, france. the attack was essentially thwarted successfully because of the fact, in part, that the intelligence community had shared information with local law enforcement with respect to anticipated attacks on the center, and the prospect of just such an event. and we, in this country, are quite mature and evolved in the sharing of information in the counter-terrorism arena. not only within the intelligence community, the federal intelligence community, but very importantly and critically with our first responders, through a network of fusion centers and other mechanisms we share information in as realtime as possible with state and local tribal law enforcement so that those individuals are equipped to protect the public whom they serve. that level of evolution and maturity does not yet exist in the realm of cyber security. and yet, it is no less a security imperative. in fact,

the pilot charles caldwell of florida and passenger 81-year-old john quinn jr. of culpeper, virginia. they were both killed. the single engine aircraft crashed in the road along tender lane 24 hours ago. we mentioned the f.a.a. and the ntsb are investigating the cause. jonathan: from the gee whiz tech file. check this out. new tool for underwater searching. this is like a drone but it does everything below the surface of the water. howard county fire and rescue debuted the equipment today explaining that the remote control device fixed with a camera and it allows rescuers to go to part of a lake or a waterway that drives can't get to. they unveiled device to use sonar to scan the terrain. that is one cool thing, now the next. the next is cool. bendable phone. that should help you if you prone to drop it. a lot of people are. this one actually if its around your wrist with a flexible touch screen. the screen right now is only black and white. only in china right now. the chinese startup group is hoping to have a color version of the screen by 2018. the cost by th

deanza trail spotted the man's body early yesterday morning, identified today as 43-year-old wesley caldwell jr. a woman is in custody but police are still searching for a man. >>> it's a challenging time for police departments across the bay area. shakeups, scandals, budget problems have hampered many cities. that didn't dampen spirits in oakland. the police force welcomed 43 new officers. chief sean wentz reminded recruits they'll be held to the highest starts and the new officers realize they're starting their careers under public scrutiny. >> it's not letting it define us being the exception and work through and it excel and get to the place where the community can respect us, build trust with the community. >> challenging but it's also a lot of potential for growth. we have to stay on our toes, remember why we came here in the first place. >> congratulation toth the new officers who by the way graduated after spending the last 27 weeks in training. >>> let me show you the problems some folks in a santa fe apartment building say they're forced to live with. unsafe conditions. they say it

i want to bring in joanna caldwell.eport out of tennessee of a woman whose child was maimed in a drive by gang shooting. she was set to testify. there is a picture of her and her child, she was murdered today, gianno, what kind of president allows this to happen. >> i'm from the south side of chicago where my hometown, my mom was addicted to crack cocaine and heroin, lights and gas were off. there is 1200 people shot to this day from the beginning of the year in may, and we see this constantly, nothing is done by the democratic mayor, mayor rahm emanuel and bill o'reilly rightly pointed out something needs to be done, and hoping under a president trump who has mentioned issues like this we'll see a concentrated effort to relieve the stress off of communities. charles: christian, i grew up in a tough neighborhood, and one of the things is it's tough because you know that these violent perpetrators never go to jail or if they do, they come out so quickly, who would want to step up and tell the police or say anything, the

his name was charles caldwell. he was also killed. that plane crashed is still under investigation. >>> a bird strike forced an american airlines plane to make an emergency landing at reagan national airport today. this evening we're hearing from one couple in northwest d.c. who heard a big bang when the engine went out and thought the worst was happening. adam tuss is at gravelly point near reagan national airport with more on all this. hi, adam. >> reporter: he this incident definitely rattled a lot of nerves. that couple that we talked to actually thought that the plane was going to crash, and they should know. they've experienced a plane crash firsthand up close. in the skies above d.c. yesterday -- >> i look up and i hear this plane. >> reporter: mike working in his shed when it all started to get scary fast. an american airlines plane hit a bird right after takeoff and was down to one engine right above his house at fox hall road. >> it just made this crazy noise. i look for my wife. she's standing there and looking at it. >> re

the pilot charles caldwell and his passenger died in the crash. j.j. spent the past two decades providing volunteer flights for the seriously ill. >> he was just so comfortable in what he did and his method of instruction that it made you feel comfortable behind the controls. >> still not clear what actually caused the plane to go down. >>> it's a first tonight for loudoun county. the new chair of the board of supervisors is giving a state of the county phyllis randall says some of the speech will include facts about the county's finances and social services. some of it is more personal. >> volunteering on our different commissions and committees and boards at the school, just everyone take a more active role in their county government. >> the speech will be streaming starting at 6:30. to watch it, search state of loudoun county in the nbc washington app. >>> as the planes taxi for takeoff at reagan national airport, there's another issue they have to worry about once they finally get into the air. a bird strike. just yesterday, a bird strike causing a

i'm meeting tommy caldwell and kevin jorgeson. >> yeah, man. >> good to see you. >> why in the world do you all do what you do? are we okay here? >> yeah, yeah, we're good. this is a rugg eged party. >> this is a rough one. do we recommend this for most folks? we don't recommend doing this. >> yeah, i don't know. no, it's good to work up to this sort of thing. unlike you, by the way. >> unlike me and, again, a lot of people are you all did the dawn wall, the first ever to do it. but you do recommend for people to get into climbing. people hike and camp and all that stuff but is climbing something that maybe they need to get into. any beginning can do? >> i think climb something great for everybody. it's something that you can get into it any age and can take you to amazing places like here we are. >> is this a hidden gem here, this park? i mean i didn't know about it until we started doing this story but seems like it should be impossible to keep something this majestic hidden. >> motor people drive right by it on the freeways and

his staff members caldwell-known mill valley doctor, dr.howard kornfeld for help the night before prince's death. he couldn't leave town so he sent a member of his team, his son to prince's compound the next morning. >> dr. kornfeld felt his mission was a life-saving mission. >> unfortunately it was too late. his son arrived to find prince unconscious and made that first call to 911. >>> 5:08. are you feeling lucky? the powerball jackpot keeps on climbing. >> here are the numbers drawn last night. 30-47-7:00-66-69 with powerball number 3. here's the thing, no one matched them all. now the jackpot is moving on up from 361 million to 415 million. by the time that drawing happens on saturday, that amount, that jackpot is expected to be higher. just a reminder that the odds of winning the lottery -- >> reality check. >> do i have a glimmer of hope? they are 1 in more than 292 million. one south bay man says if he wins, he'll help out the less fortunate. >> dreams do a lot of work for the community, give back to the community, here and back home

the curtis caldwell center was targeted because they had exhibited a cartoon show with respect to the prophet mohammad in protest of the tragic "charlie hebdo" assault that had occurred a month earlier in paris, france. the attack was essentially thwarted successfully because of the fact, in part, that the intelligence community had shared information with local law enforcement with respect to anticipated attacks on the center, and the prospect of just such an event. and we, in this country, are quite mature and evolved in the sharing of information in the counter-terrorism arena. not only within the intelligence community, the federal intelligence community, but very importantly and critically with our first responders, through a network of fusion centers and other mechanisms we share information in as realtime as possible with state a local tribal law enforcement so that those individuals are equipped to protect the public whom they serve. that level of evolution and maturity does not yet exist in the realm of cyber security. and yet, it is no less a security imperative. in fact, th

they say 57-year-old charles caldwell of florida was piloting that plane. 81-year-old john quinn jr.f cull pepper was a passenger. the single engine experimental plane went down yesterday afternoon. the ntsb and other agencies are investigating in their search for a cause. >>> we're less than an hour from more than 200 people expected to protest the suspension of a dozen local high school students. the student athletes from culpepper county high school have been suspended over a year for a locker room misconduct. the school won't release details about the allegations o is excessive. the group plans to protest on radio lane in culpeper this evening. >>> a closer look at a disease millions of people have but doctors often miss, it's called celiac disease and it's behind the gluten free diet that's become a fad for others. nbc's mor began radford has more on this life changing diagnose. >> reporter: gluten free products might seem like a food fad, but for 3 million americans it's their lifeline. initially overlooked or misdiagnosed in 80% of cases, celiac disease is an autoimmune reacti

. >> skyfox over caldwell egan catholic school it went on lock down this morning.t received an anonymous threat and locked down the school. no sure if local police found anything suspicious but fbi is telling us that an investigation is in fact on going. >>> each party's presidential candidate now for gone conclusion. but if you think you know what will happen when people here in pennsylvania vote in the general election, new poll may have you rethinking. >>> beloved pet becomes gravely ill. her family prepared for the worst. >> we were so attached to her and i was really nervous she was dying. >> it didn't take the family long to learn what was wrong. the first clue they had just gone to a concert. >> their breaking the law. overdosing on dangerous drugs and police are stepping in not to arrest them but to save their lives. why the patients are not grateful. >>> coming up all new at 6:00 how do you attract people to a job that can be thank less and dangerous. philadelphia police chief talked about sweetening the deal to get cops on the street but now some are sayi

anyway, gianna caldwell with me on this. out of the blue we have this development where he goes around and says the media and donald trump -- i don't know about that. i always think if he thinks cynically the love of reading and selling magazines or newspapers, you would want to keep this going as long and as far as possible, wouldn't you? >> no question about it. to me i see this as ted cruz either being delusional or a great actor. i don't see how he can tell us he is a viable path to the nomination unless is literally about to freeze over and donald trump is more likely person to get that 1237. i am finding a hard time trying to believe what he is saying here, especially considering the fact that he lost every county within those five states. this is hard for me to believe. >> regardless of what he said about donald trump, sort of a secret satanic pact among sort of walking cruz out. the fact of the matter is he is the one trailing right now and he's the one i would think a newer better than i am, got to win indiana. he's

the curtis caldwell center was targeted because they had exhibited a cartoon show with respect to the prophet mohammed in protest of the tragic "charlie hebdo" assault that had occurred a month earlier in paris, france. the attack was essentially thwarted successfully because of the fact in part the intelligence community had shared information with local on for the with respect to anticipated attacks on the center. and the prospect of just such an event. and we in this country are quite mature and involving the sharing of information into counterterrorism arena. not only within the intelligence community, the federal intelligence community, but very importantly and critically we are first responders to a network of fusion centers and other mechanisms, we share information and as real-time as possible with state and local, tribal law enforcement. so that those individuals are equipped to protect the public whom they serve. that level of evolution and maturity does not yet exist in the realm of cybersecurity. and yet it is no less a security imperative. in fact, there is something uniq

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train to join us right now is republican strategist gianna caldwell and jessica tyler. good to see you both. who is behind all of this protesting do you think? >> i think the democratic party, which organized in chicago is behind it. we saw violet democratic who are afraid of donald trump because they believe that donald trump is the president, he would make sure the law is followed. additionally, we have seen throughout this country, whereas it's been sympathizers when it comes to live in worse then. everything is anti-police and i think was the difference on donald trump. >> i don't think we should blanket an entire party with it. we now was organized by the far left and those are bernie sanders supporters. they were not hillary clinton supporters. donald trump wants to enforce the rule of law. i don't think it banning muslims from this country. no doubt this hurts the democratic cause. people are already breaking out in anticipation of what happens at the dnc. taking up protest permits and when you want to rail against donald trump and say he is fomenting violence, w

joey caldwell, 29. richard baker, 29 years old. platt, south dakota, september 17, 2015. nicole westerhues. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. mr. gallego: mr. speaker, the annual defense bill before the house today removes $18 about from the overseas war account to fund activities not related to war. it is unfortunate that the republican majority, which claims to be fiscally responsible, are raiding it in order to bypass bipartisan spending agreements. this budget gimmick would require an $18 billion supplemental next april, only halfway through the fiscal year, to restore overseas funding for america's troops overseas. there's no way -- this is no way to govern and the pentagon is doing a disservice, as well as congress, to our men and women by pushing for this. defense secretary ash carter said removing overseas funding during war time is, quote, objectionable on the face of it. it

jenna caldwell, republican strategist favoring trump, i believe. i am not surprised. this debate? >> i spoke with senior officials and the trump campaign. and they would like to do it. i was told, it has a possibility of happening. >> no one would not want to watch that. >> donald trump said it would be big ratings and bernie sanders has also said it. a lot of people brought into the vote. people would see these guys have different visions for america, and populist based messages. we have to take care of people that are working. they feel the system hasn't worked for them for a long time. given the fact bernie sanders may not win the nomination this is an opportunity for donald trump to pull in -- stuart: you are smiling big time, donald trump would face off against bernie sanders but not against hillary clinton. that is a flat-out win for donald trump before he takes the podium. >> this is a lifelong democrat from chicago. and ebony williams, and a support donald trump and what he has to say. >> the you find a lot of folks don't want to say i am a trump supported. th