compton. mr. compton: thank you. >> booth. mr. booth: may it please the court, under pennsylvania vs. mimms, they decided, the officer said, mimms was armed and thus posed a serious and present danger to the safety of the officer. >> an open carry state, the officer noticed a bulge in someone's pocket would that be reasonable suspicion to make a stop? >> you have asked two distinct questions which are at the heart of this case. what reasonable suspicion do you need to have to make a stop? and what reasonable suspicion do you need to make a frisk. >> at the time of that case, pennsylvania was not an open carry state, right? >> you are correct. i'm going to continue that argument in a minute. i do want to get to a point -- >> do answer the question now. >> the question is, what is the impact of a state law that allows for the open carry of a firearm in the context of a frisk and my answer is nothing. and the reason is because the supreme court has said twice, both in adams vs. williams, and then again in michigan versus long, that t

shaw: ann compton for the vice president. ms. compton: mr. vice president, there are three justices on the supreme court who are in their 80's, and it's very likely that the next president will get a chance to put a lasting mark on the supreme court. for the record, would your nominees to the supreme court have to pass something that has been called a kind of conservative ideological litmus test, and would you give us an idea of perhaps who two or three people on your short list are for the court. vice pres. bush: one i don't have a list yet. i feel pretty confident tonight, but not that confident. [laughter] vice pres. bush: secondly, i don't have any litmus test. but what i would do is appoint people to the federal bench that will not legislate from the bench, who will interpret the constitution. i do not want to see us go to again and i'm using this word advisedly -- a liberal majority that is going to legislate from the bench. they don't like the use of the word, but may i remind his strong supporters that only last year in the primary, t

here comes will compton and, boom, that is will compton. the shot. chris baker's hand pulling at the ball, will compton puts his face right on the ball. anthony now dustin hopkins back in business. he has been iced. >> kenny: take off that cap. get ready. will compton involves in both dalton turnovers. redskins have two time outs from the bengals 47 with a minute remaining in joe overtime. pass is caught by wide open garcon. there is a flag at garcon brings s garcon brings it to the cincinnati 33. >> referee: pass interference number 88 offense. ten-yard penalty. repeat first down. >> kenny: it's against garcon. that is the 15th washington penalty. >> john: watch garcon work, against pacman jones. just a kick left hand but garcon is retreating on his own so i offensive pass interference but i saw adam jones retreating to get depth and as a cover two corner, jay gruden i think saw the same thing. >> kenny: another huge penalty. the last time there were consecutive weeks with ties '97. the redskins/giants games and eagles ravens. cousins could not find

compton,ht outta compton california -- compton, california. that ihoretz: i recall whenlready too old for rap it came in. it is a form that does not speak to me at all, and i never felt any connection to it. than that.quarer the movie itself, as a kind of story about how the band got together and -- and recorded its big hits, it was strikingly effective. manifest ironies in like it gets very sentimental even though these themuys were -- some of did very questionable things in their lives, and the fact that people have wound up playing cops on tv having recorded very anti-cop lyrics, about which i was very disapproving of the time. again, another story about how american success changes everything. ice-t --ve >> that is dr. dre. >> and that he is on lawn order, you can see how the culture kind .f takes you in in homogenized as, softens them to a point where you can barely remember where they came from. when this anti-cop wrapped started,it was -- rap there were major political issues. the constant wonder get out of their cars to do anything abo

brian: straight outta compton, compton, california. paul giamatti. kickya strong, vibrant, movie. recall that i said that i was already too old for rap when it came in. it is a form that does not speak to me at all, and i never felt any connection to it. i am much squarer than that. the movie itself, as a kind of update of the classic showbiz story about how the band got together and recorded its big hits, it was strikingly effective. there are manifest ironies in it, liked the fact it gets very sentimental even though these are guys that word -- some of them did very questionable things in their lives, and the fact that people have wound up playing cops on tv having recorded very anti-cop lyrics, about which i was very disapproving of the time. again, another story about how american success changes everything. if you have ice-t -- brian: that is dr. dre. john: 20 years later, he is playing a cop on law and order. you can see how the culture kind of takes things in. it homogenize them, softens them to a point where you can barely remember where they came from. when this anti-cop

shaw: ann compton has a question for you. ms. compton: mr. vice president, as many as 100 officials in this administration have left the government under an ethical cloud. some have been indicted, some convicted. many of the cases have involved undue influence once they're outside of government. if you become president, will you lock that revolving door that has allowed some men and women in the government to come back and lobby the very departments they once managed? vice president bush: yes, and i'll apply it to congress too. i'll do both. i'll do both. because i think you see, i am one who i get kidded by being a little old fashioned on these things, but i do believe in public service. i believe that public service is honorable. and i don't think anybody has a call on people in their administrations going astray. his chief education adviser is in jail. he's in jail because he betrayed the public trust. the head of education. and yet this man, the governor, equated the president to a rotting fish. he said that a fish rots from the head down

let's bring back in ann compton. you covered the first lady, both clinton terms.ou had an inkling that she had political aspirations. tell me about the clinton you knew then versus the woman we're seeing on the trail today. >> well, hillary clinton was a different kind of first lady in that from the very beginning, her husband asked her to handle the biggest hottest issue of the first term, and that was changing the health care system. and she did that and it never came to fruition. congress never embraced it, it never became law. but she's always been part of the policy mixture more than i think any of the other first ladies. it's interesting here hearing both of the candidates now today talk about what they will do in those first 100 days as president, obviously talking about income, jobs. what both of them will face is the hard cold reality presidents can't do much about the economy unless they pass taxes and spending through congress. they have a lot more authority when it comes to foreign affairs, but both are will spend that first 100 days doing two things,

bernard: ann compton for gov. dukakis. ann: governor, today they may call them role models, but they used to be called heroes, the kind of public figure who could inspire a whole generation, someone who was larger than life. my question is not, who your heroes were. my question instead is, who are the heroes who are there in american life today? who are the ones who you would point out to young americans as figures who should inspire this country? gov. dukakis: well, i think when i think of heroes, i think back, not presently, ann. but there are many people who i admire in this country today. some of them are in public life in the senate, the congress. some of my fellow governors who are real heroes to me. i think of those young athletes who represented us at the olympics were tremendously impressive. we were proud of them. we felt strongly about them, and they did so well by us. i can think of doctors and scientists, jonas salk who for example discovered a vaccine which cured one of the most dread diseases we ever had. an

brian: "straight outta compton," compton, california. paul giamatti. mr.odhoretz: a strong, vibrant, kicky movie. i said, as i recall, that i was already too old for rap when it came in. it is a form that does not speak to me at all, and i never felt any connection to it. i am much squarer than that. the movie itself, as a kind of update of the classic showbiz story about how the band got together and recorded its big hits, it was pretty strikingly effective. there are all manifest ironies in it, liked the fact it gets -- like the fact that it gets very sentimental even though these are guys that word -- some of them did very questionable things in their lives, and the fact that people have ended up playing cops on tv having recorded very anti-cop lyrics, about which i was very disapproving of the time. again, another story about how american success changes everything. if you have ice-t -- brian: that is dr. dre. mr. podhoretz: 20 years later, he is playing a cop on "law and order." you can see how the culture kind of takes things in and kind of homogeniz

talks about the movies he has reviewed, ranging from open vote we," "spotlight," to "straight outta compton." >> it is an update to the classic showbiz story about how the band got together. pretty strikingly effective. announcer: sunday night on c-span's "q&a." announcer: the caa recently released 2500 pages of previously classified material from the nixon and ford administrations. the documents were the president's daily briefs on national security threats and issues, which are seen only by the president and selected officials. this weekend, the richard nixon presidential library hosted a discussion with historians about the changes presidents have made to the darren -- to the daily brief. here is a preview. >> johnson had it delivered to 10 people, nixon cut it back to six, and he gradually expanded it to nine. it has gone to as many as two point five dozen individuals outside the immediate circle. in other cases, it has been very close held, entirely up to the president. the key point here from a relationship perspective is the pdb under next and lost -- nixon lost in standalone quality

cheney credit compton training at the circus this morningch we can't let your neighbors although you might want to c when you see some of the accident to work with.h. >> no doubt we are going to hang out with these amazing troops been around since 1968 they broke the color barrier would talk about we talk about circus acts very cooleo cleveland's own welcoming cleveland's own this little sleepy little guy is benjamin james rutledge from what will a wicked he was born about a month ago winning a healthy 8 pounds.. little one featured in the stork report upload a picture fox8.comomon if we use your >> good morning everyone we are here at the q getting ready for the ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus is there literally buildinghe the big top downstairs for upstairs in the practice area is a look at these guys as they are trulyly amazing i love these guys were can i talk to them for a little bit this is awesome remember good morning good to see youbiis always a pleasure will tell everybody about your tripa the king charles drew 1968 the ringling brothers 19 years street straight a

it was a great play by compton to get the ball out.t. i'm sure they' their missed opportunities as ws are over here. both teams had a great opportunity to win that footbala game and neither one of us could quite it done. we certainly want to go into ao bye week with a good taste in our mouths. while it's inou the a win it's certainly better than a loss. i know it's clear athing to say, but i've certainly run out of ways to grub it. third quarter, deshawn jackson helmet to helmet hit. nothing was called. d jack left the game, good news no concussion. gym son crowder had a huge game including this, 33-yard touchdown. ab watch no face mask penalty called there. unreal. pierre garcon engages with packman. s he ' called for pass interference.ce. and then josh norman green. the out spoken norman saidid exactly how he felt about field judge brad freeman. he sucked.ucke i'm going to be honest with you. i'm going to be straightforward feel like he should be reprimanded. i feel like some of the plays that was going objection, it was terrible to th

talks about the movies he has reviewed, ranging from open boat lincoln -- ncoln" to "straight outta compton." >> it shows how the band made their big hits. strikingly effective. to c-span.org tuesday evening for the vice presidential debate on your desktop, phone, or tablet. watch live streams of the debate and video-on-demand of every question to the candidates and their answers. use our clipping tool to create idiot clips of your favorite moments to share on social media. create your own clips of your favorite moments to share on social media. live coverage tuesday evening on c-span.org and the c-span radio app. this coming tuesday, this year's vice presidential candidates face off in their only debate. on "road to the white house: rewind, we feature the debate between republican dan cradle and lloyd bentsen. -- dan quayle and lloyd bentsen. here is a preview. >> i am surprised. i think i just heard is as ferrero say she would do away with all covert action, and if so, that is -- that has serious ramifications. this is serious business, and sometimes it is quite support for a friend, and

weekly standard talks about the movies he has revered, ranging from "lincoln" to "straight outta compton." the movie as an update of the classic showbiz story about how the band got together and recorded its big hits was pretty strikingly effective. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." themerican history tv is in city of ludlow, colorado this week and next, we take you to the l pueblo history museum. up next, we take you to a museum to learn about the children of ludlow exhibit. >> we are in the children of ludlow exhibit, which commemorates the 100th anniversary of the ludlow massacre. this exhibit really resonates with visitors today, even though this story is over 100 years old. it still touches so many issues that we think about today. they are issues of gun control and gun violence, issues of labor. there are issues of immigration. all of those come to play in this exhibit. there are many ways in which the public comes in and finds an immediate modern-day connection to that. >> the ludlow massacre was a horrific time in american history. men, women, and children were killed

police identified the driver as scott compton. >>> the father of the gunman who shot and killed two police officers in palm springs is saying tonight his son was armed, acting crazy, and wanted to shoot police. police arrested 26-year-old john felix, an admit it gangmer after the shooting and standoff yesterday. officers jose vega and lessley zerebny were killed. she recently return from ma concern leave after giving birth to a daughter. >> this unbearable loss is a loss to all of news law enforcement and really all of us in this community. an day tack on peace officers doing their job is an attack on all of us. >> a third officer was hurt and should be released from the hospital soon. felix will face several charges, including two counts counts cour first degree. ⌞>> dole news on the impact of hurricane matthew. now blamed for at least 17 deaths in the u.s., half of them in north carolina. matthew is weakening and continues to leave behind destruction. a dam breech in north carolina is damaging buildings. power is out to more than a million people across the southeast. more than $100 mill

throws an interception to will compton. trying to win this game outright. cousins, dropping back. fires. he finds jameson crowder. makes a move. finds the end zone. redskins, they're up in this game. this one, went to overtime. dustin hopkins with a chance to win it from 34 yards out and pulls it wide left. no good. we would play on. later in overtime, redskins, another chance. nice pass and a flag here by the officials. watch this. they call a push-off on number 88. jay gruden not happy with the end. 27-27. with more from across the pond, here's carol maloney. >> the redskins do not know how to feel after coming here and leaving with a 27-27 tie. nobody has a longer flight home than dustin hopkins. >> i need to make those kicks. bottom line. but i try my very best every time i go out. and that's kind of an myself. i can't expect anything more from these guys. they played their heart out. >> there's nobody in the world more upset than he is about it. i think that's what i hate most. you look at him and want to say stuff to him because you want him to feel okay about it but sam tim

no big issue there. 66 east of compton road. eastbound and westbound lanes, looking quite good and rolling along well this morning. you might notice the cameras in virginia look better. we did upgrade them last week. they're more clear today. taking a look at the inner loop and outer loop. >> thank you, melissa. >>> ticket prices have gone down for tonight's world series game in chicago. >> it will only cost you about $2,000 to get you inside wrigley field today. it is the first world series game at the historic ball park in 71 years. they play the 8:00. the world series is the best of seven series of course and the games are tied right now. check it out here or on the nbc washington app. we'll have that at about 5:17. >>> a major scare on the campaign trail. what we're finding out about a plane that skidded off the run way with mike pence inside. >> if you call 911, you might expect an ambulance every time. where one chief says that isn't >>> welcome back. it is 4:44. expect to wait if you're voting early today or this weekend.

he left the compton station and was found slumped over the steering wheel in his car. unfortunately, he didn't make it. >>> on now to dramatic video taken about 125 miles away from the bay area in the central valley. a civilian was on a ride-along with a police officer when she got caught up in a terrifying traffic stop. here's abc 7 news reporter, matt keller. >> reporter: a traffic stop in the central valley that appears routine at first. but then it turns into a dangerous chase for an officer who had just finished training and was on his second week working alone. the dash cam video shows the officer with the civilian guest in the cruiser for a ride-along, trying to pulling over this mazda. >> he's not stopping. >> reporter: but the driver takes off and the officer chases. within seconds, the woman in the cruiser screams as the squad car is about to come under fire. and look. just as they turn a corner, you can see the gunfire. a person from the passenger side shoots a dozen times. >> shots fired! >> reporter: three of the bullets hitting and disabling the police cr

officials say 47-year-old alfonso lopez died when his patrol car crashed in compton early this morning. he was responding to a pursuit of a stolen car. authorities say lopez may have lost control after suffering some sort of medical emergency. sergeant lopez was a 26 year veteran of the los angeles sheriff's department. >>> a hike 625% for premiums next year. the white house released figures showing the hike in premiums but the white house added federal subsidies are going up that will mean more than 70% of people getting coverage under obamacare will do so for less than $75 a month. consumers will have fewer choices to choose from three major healthcare companies are scaling back their preparation next year signa aetna and united healthcare. enrollment opens on november 1st for coverage taking effect on scan 1st. >>> san tran list are investigating a bizarre incident at westfield mall involving armed men with creepy clown masks a mall security guard was on a routine patrol sunday afternoon when he came across three men in a stairwell on the market street side of the mall. police say t

weekly standard talks about the movies he has reviewed, ranging from "lincoln" to "straight out of compton." >> the movies themselves as a classic -- an update of the classic showbiz story about how the band got together and recorded its big hits, it's pretty strikingly effective. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. go to c-span.org tuesday evening for the vice presidential debate on your desktop, phone or tablet. watch live streams of the debate and video-on-demand of every question to the candidates and their answers. use our video clipping tool to create video clips of your favorite debate moments to share on social media. not able to watch? listen live on the c-span radio app. it is free to download from the app store or google play. tuesday evening on c-span.org and the c-span radio app. trump spoke to supporters last night and manheim, pennsylvania. it is just over one hour. gentlemen, please welcome the next president of united states, mr. donald j. trump. ♪ mr. trump: thank you everybody. thank you. [cheers] we are going to make america great again. [cheers] mr. trump: we a

. >> drag queens where the first to throw the stones at stone wall to riot at compton's. >> when a drag queen speaks or sings, people listen. >> we're a city that refers and celebrates our queens. >> scott weiner may have to pull his video, a parody of a katy perry song, and unless she intervenes, sony records ordered it taken down. >> thank you, carolyn. >>> we have a valuable tool on abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare. just click the iek yn for the your voice, your vote election guide and enter your zip code and street address and you'll get a resource showing you candidates, measures as well as where, where, and how to vote. you can create a list with choices to help you keep track of your ballot on abc7news.com/politics and abc7 news app. great resource. >> it is. a reversal in a murder case in san francisco. investigators released a man once considered the prime suspect. bell was arrested in connection with the death of donna motaliano found stabbed to death in pacific heights. >>> getting real about gun violence, lieutenant governor, oakland's mayor, nfl star marcus peters

shaw: ann compton for governor dukakis. ann: governor, nuclear weapons need nuclear materials replenished on a regular basis and just this week yet another nuclear manufacturing plant was closed because of safety concerns. the pentagon feared too much priority has been put on the weapons program, not enough on current programs, and worry that the resulting shortage would be amounting to nothing less than unilateral nuclear disarmament. is that a priority that you feel has been ignored by this administration? are the pentagon officials making too much of it? governor dukakis: it is a great concern of mine and i think all americans. perhaps the vice president can tell us what's been going on. this is another example of misplaced priorities. the administration, which wants to spend billions on weapons systems we don't need and can't afford and now confronts us with a very serious problem in plants that were supposed to be producing plutonium and providing necessary materials for existing weapons. yes, if we don't do something

because we base it out of straight out compton because i'm such a thug and a rebel. but you really do live in tupac's apartment. his old apartment in hollywood. >> wow. >> and so i wrote this whole funny show about things. things. you know, the roles you had though, i mean, such an impression. 380 parts. >> if you look me up on imdb. 380. i'm going to ask you about a couple. there was will and grace one you got your emmy for. >> right. that must have have been a fun time. it was. it wasn't as big a part of my life as people think. because before then 22 a year they got rich together. they got really famous together. and you know, little prayer circle then was i ever invited never i'm over with. no bitterness. but they would trot me out, you know like an aging show pony. theed me there for, i would do about four a year. that's how i was able to get emmy nomination. because my the show was over. done with. well that's that. wie net. and we just finished sequel. 20 years. there it is right there. we're seeing a clip of it right there. oh poor brother. he's now on the la

flight when he overheard lofton say he didn't know if he would get a seat on the plane, that's when compton offered his. the cubs beat the indians 5-1 last night in cleveland, game three is friday night in chicago. >>> well, we're still dealing with the rain for the rest of the evening, coming up, i'll show you when it will clear up and a little bit of a warmup just in time for the weekend. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. an

. >> drag queens where the first to throw the stones at stone wall to riot at compton's. >> when a drag queen speaks or sings, people listen. >> we're a city that refers and celebrates our queens. >> scott weiner may have to pull his video, a parody of a katy perry song, and unless she intervenes, sony records ordered it taken down. >> thank you, carolyn. >>> we have a valuable tool on abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare. just click the iek yn for the your voice, your vote election guide and enter your zip code and street address and you'll get a resource showing you candidates, measures as well as where, where, and how to vote. you can create a list with choices to help you keep track of your ballot on abc7news.com/politics and abc7 news app. great resource. >> it is. a reversal in a murder case in san francisco. investigators released a man once considered the prime suspect. bell was arrested in connection with the death of donna motaliano found stabbed to death in pacific heights. >>> getting real about gun violence, lieutenant governor, oakland's mayor, nfl star marcus peters

. >> drag queens are the first ones to throw stones at stone wall to ride at compton's, sisters of indulgencere politically active. >> when a grag queen speaks or sings, people listen. >> celebrate our queens. >> reporter: weiner may have to pull his video as it's a parody of katie perry, and unless she intervenes, sony ordered it down by the end of today. abc 7 news. >>> well, we have much more ahead for you on wednesday night. the marijuana bust that resulted in one arrested and dozens of plants taken. >>> also, san francisco is a top 25 list, this is not a good thing, though. >> we'll check in >>> hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of marijuana was seized from a property in the loma fire zone and one man booked in the santa clara jail. >> reporter: from sky 7 this afternoon, you can see members of the sap that clara marijuana eradication team busting a grow operation. authorities arrested this man, expected to be charged with cultivation and possession of marijuana for sale. >> many of the operations could start a fire, and any part in santa clara county so that's why we take these ver

compton was the area pursuing a stolen car. the suspect got away after that crash. we don't have many more details. >>> we're waking up mostly clear skies. we had some clouds close to the valley yesterday with a few showers coming close. it has been dry across the valley overnight and into this morning. a few showers in coconino you can see the clouds across western arizona, those will spread in across the valley through the day. we will see some filtered sunshine by midmorning. partly cloudy skies by this afternoon. that is reflected in this forecast. mild and dry this morning. 73 is the temperature. warming into the 80s by 10:00. the high clouds drifting and then. we will see partly cloudy ski rain chances also go up this afternoon with a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms between 2:00 and 7:00 this evening. not a washout. not everybody may see rain. there is a chance of a spew -- of a few spotty storms in the valley going into this afternoon. the high of 92 is lower than what we thought yesterday. a 20% chance isn't looking impressive and future cast. we cou

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standard talks about the movies he has reviewed, ranging from lincoln, spotlight, to straight out of compton. >> the movie itself has a classic, it is an update of a classic showbiz story about how the band got together and recorded its big hits. it is strikingly effective. >> sunday night on c-span. tuesday's vice presidential debate, we take a look at the candidates. tim kaine and mike pence, using the c-span video library. >> i have seen this story before and i have seen the bad news of a shooting or a weather emergency, or a famine. i have seen these stories and there will be more of them. but there was something yesterday that was different, you and your spirit of even in a dark day -- >> the presidency runs of the tapestry of the american government. sets then for not, it tone and dispersed the expectations of the people. its powers are vast and consequential. , it is impossible for mortals to fulfill without humility and attention to the purpose set forth in the constitution. >> a look at tim kaine and mike pence ahead of the vice presidential debate, monday night at eight about easte

and susan stryker tells us in august of 1966 at san francisco's compton cafeteria, when the management called the san francisco police to crack down on what they perceived to be raucously behaving transgender individuals in the cafeteria, that the transgender individuals fought back when police arrived to arrest them as well. and yet, even before those events, we had other street protests against discrimination against lesbians and gay men. we have talked before about the emergence of what historian david johnson has categorized as "the lavender scare," the purge of gay men and lesbians from the federal government's workforce in the 1950's and 1960's. in washington, a group of gay and lesbian activists, known as the madison society of washington, began to assemble to combat this discrimination and access to jobs in the federal workforce. they began also by 1965 to stage a series of pickets in washington, d.c. the first of these pickets happened in april of 1965, and was prompted somewhat unusually and unexpectedly by "the new york times" article that had announced the establishment of

david gergen, david axelrod, and long-time correspondent with abc news, my dear friend ann compton. let me start with you. they released the first audiotape of donald trump. hillary clinton 46%, donald trump 35%, gary johnson 9%, jill stein 2. do you know how serious she has hurt donald trump? >> it's certainly at the trough of that controversy, but even if he kbroofz, nobody is gathered billed sef just to put this in perspective, no one has won by double digits, i think, since ronald reagan in 1984. this is in a four-way that she's up by 11. in the two-way she's up by 14. what's alarming to president kl candidates. they jump from 3% to 7%, which is a really, he really concerning number. that's why you saw paul ryan stepping out as he did told. >> and the poll shows trump dragging down republicans across the country. now they say they want democrats and power on the hill. john weaver tweeted, thanks to trump and his fellow travelers nbc will win in a landslide with both hillary accompanied by -- do you think they'll lose because of donald trump? is this a truly positive scenario her

daniel compton, lake havasu city, arizona -- "it really bothered me how trump totally disrespected you a little jazz, dan. come on. if i do it, and i do, i have to take it, and it was good-natured. it was no problem. john healey, ogden, utah -- "bill, it's fun to watch you fold like a ragdoll when interviewing trump." randy davis, british columbia, canada -- "o'reilly, you are assuming the role of a clinton protector who asking the tough questions." i've got to get the questions in before i fold. katie barnett "bill, please stop giving trump a platform." let me get this straight, katie, when i get an exclusive interview with the nominee for president, i should pass? kyle, walnut creek, california -- "i am a college student, and if i showed outward support for trump, my professors would hold it against me. is that normal?" sadly, in the country right now, kyle, it is. i've got to say this name correctly. ready? juwow -- did i get it? fonseca, lisbon, portugal. i hope i got it right, joao. "mr. o., just bought my fourth killing book and watched the factor tonight. it would be great if yo

she is an african-american trump supporter, born and raised in compton, in l.a., at los angeles.ng a backlash in your community. we will get to that in a second. also joining us hailey neafis, a student at u.c.l.a., that's awesome. a trump supporter and you say anti-trump protesters crashed an event you were holding and they were stomping on the american flag? >> yes. not only that, after the event they attempted to burn the american flag outside. >> wow. >> you can't make this stuff up, sean. >> you really can't. you know, as don was talking about earlier, it is really sad. i mean especially where there should be a bastion of freedom of speech on a college campus, free and open exchange of ideas, it is not happening. tell us why you decided to step out and say, all right, this is the person i want for president. why? >> i decided to support donald trump first and foremost because of the implication of the supreme court with the appointment of four supreme court justicis. it could fundamentally transform our country. this election not only extends for the next four to eight years

eric, supporter of hillary clinton in compton, california. caller: good morning. thank you for giving me this opportunity. like that in rk america. guest: certainly. nybody who believes in democracy understands the udicial powers and the congressional role and ortunately i think that this campaign has veered very very much veered individualsstion of and presidential elections have that. but, it is obviously a much and vibrant system and we will come out of this as we always have. some questions asked from the poll about being honest and also asked ard, about having american interest on trade, dealing with the changing country for the better. the numbers are there. people are hat saying and responding to topics with the dannedidate. it tells you, it has to do with republican and democratic points of view. republicans and donald trump of the ahead in most foreign policy issues that have to do with temperament and has with experience, hillary clinton is ahead on that. democrats tend to do better in terms ofhealthcare, in issues that concern women, those aren't necess

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ranging from lincoln, spotlight two straight out of compton. itself as a update of the classic story of how the band got together and recorded its big hits was pretty strikingly effective. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. all weekend long, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of pueblo, colorado. to learn more about the cities on our current tour visit c-span.org/cities force. we continue with our look at the history of pueblo. >> the pueblo railroad museum houses several cars that tell the history of railway and pueblo and other parts of the southwest. it was used in the 1970's at the u.s. department of transportation's test track near pueblo. at 330 west d street in pueblo, colorado. this is our maintenance shop. this is where we work. we bring everything over here to be worked on and repaired, then go back over to the main museum. we also keep our locomotive's year and these high-speed test trains that are behind us, they stay here, because there is nowhere else to put them. th

compton: yes, your honor. it was. i think that was start of the point that i was not articulately making originally was that what judge harris, you've described, would be these illegal activities taking place with the gun and it could be the illegal activity could be the illegal possession of the gun. that's not what we have here under the facts and circumstances of this case and it's not what we have in west virginia in 2016. or 2014 when -- >> guns are illegal, only guns -- only criminals will have guns. that's why mimms was a different case. mr. compton: i agree. i have five seconds left. >> are you complaining? all right work that, we'll ask the clerk of the court to bring them down. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] red mass wasnnual held in the cathedral of saint matthew the apostle here in washington, d.c. today. it's traditionally held the sunday before

i'm from compton i don't know if you remember compton and southern california with the whites rights stuff. and he's right in what he said and i felt so bad for him and -- host: current action of the republican party toward donald trump, what do you think? caller: i'm going to vote for trump and i am a born again christian. but i have followed hillary and obama and they turn the words around to make you years and it is just, iare supposed to be -- go to methodist church and stuff f. you're christian you don't lie and they're both liars. host: okay . to troy in florida. how you doing? caller: doing well. i'm confused it seems people seem to say that donald trump is destroying the republican party. yet the republicans have come in mass, you know, to come and support the guy. and how can we say that is destroying the party if they're having a greater turnout than they've ever had? as far as paul ryan, you know, paul, you are showing what you really were from the very beginning and what you are truly about. this illusion that the media plays to the american people, they are the greatest

and heavy delays buzz of that crash in addition to that 8 northbound side we have a crash that by compton road dealing with heavy delays old time mannasas. give your to get to 66. all in all 66 from 234 to beltway gives yourself 40 minute and back to metro. al and aside from that led line residual delays. we have you covered this morning. back to you guys. >>> developing right now new details in that deadly california tour bus crash. officials say there is no indication the driver hit the into back of semi-truck. the bus was going as fast as 6 5 at the time the truck was only trafficking 5 because of construction xwork in the area. >> metro came out with new recommendations how to you ep -- trains have moved through red lines more than 8 slow things down and. >>> a federal judge in san francisco deadline is up to decide whether to approve the largest out of court settlement in history. it will give them option for vehicle buy back after company acknowledged cheating on a team. he said he would approve a deal >> obamacare preem yumdz set by increasing double dimit next year. >> leader are

the crash happened about 5:30 this morning in compton.eputies say the sergeant was responding to a call to assist with the chase when the crash occurred. he was rushed to a hospital in critical condition but they just tweeted out that he did not make it. the name of the sergeant has not been released but the tweet says he was a 26 year veteran. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> 8:08. 13 people killed after a tour bus crash near palm springs. what investigators say the bus was doing moments before it slammed into the big rig. >> the latest on a string of shootings that left one person dead and seven others hurt. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. c'mohappy birthday! i survived a heart atta

were dealing with a crash in centerville virginia 28 as you approach compton road were looking live at the capital beltway another crash on the outer loop as you get close to the springfield example this would adding to the early delays that we already had in place. heading to the woodrow wilson bridge. northbound 395 no issues to report for you just heavy city continuing to across the 14th street bridge. that's the latest will be back >>> and we are outside in times square and we have a great audience with us on this thursday. yes, we do. [ applause ] and, george, why don't you get us started. >> we're going to start with school picture day. a little throwback pictures growing up. oh, there he is. michael strahan. >> is that you? >> amy. >> oh. >> you look really happy to be at school. >> what was the matter with you? >> i think because i had a dress on. >> oh. >> another hint for you. i learned a long time ago about four years in you just delete >> no. come on. >> you had that hair back then. >> i don't know where it is. >> you didn't submit one. >> you have to work on that. >> we'll

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eric, supporter of hillary clinton in compton, california. caller: good morning.nk you for giving me this opportunity. like that in rk america. guest: certainly. nybody who believes in democracy understands the udicial powers and the congressional role and ortunately i think that this campaign has veered very very much veered individualsstion of and presidential elections have that. but, it is obviously a much and vibrant system and we will come out of this as we always have. some questions asked from the poll about being honest and also asked ard, about having american interest on trade, dealing with the changing country for the better. the numbers are there. people are hat saying and responding to topics with the dannedidate. it tells you, it has to do with republican and democratic points of view. republicans and donald trump of the ahead in most foreign policy issues that have to do with temperament and has with experience, hillary clinton is ahead on that. democrats tend to do better in terms ofhealthcare, in issues that concern women, those aren't necessaril

standard talks about the movies he has reviewed, ranking from lincoln, spotlight, two straight out of comptonsic -- ans a update of the classic showbiz story of how the band got together and recorded its big hit, pretty strikingly effective. >> tonight, at :00 eastern on c-span -- 8:00 eastern on c-span's duende. -- q and a. released a report on violent crime in the u.s. showing the number went up from 3.9%. our guest is ted gest from the crime report and he will talk about those figures and the issue of crime and punishment in the news and in the political campaign. ted gest, what is the crime report as who uses it, who ?eaves it -- reads it is ar: -- guest: it website, i had a group of journalists who cover crime and justice. and a group called the center for media crime and justice which is based in a place called john jay college of criminal justice in new york city which is a major educational institution that trains people in criminal justice and other areas. we have a website, anyone can see it. we like to think that the general public sees it but it is primarily aimed at people who ar

caller,th, there was a i think talking about unemployment or something, a black man called from west comptonr minnesota, one of those northern states. talking, thehrough moderator asked him, what his jobless. he says, all i have coming in now for the last two months has been from george soros, from black lives matter. that is what he was living on. i was surprised to was not questioned about it. just said ok and hung up on him. anyhow, everybody wonders why trump and we are angry. if you had the media, everybody against you, you would also be angry. we are angry at hillary. we still remember travel gate, they were not convicted because -- it hada six-month to all and in six months, and the clintons hid everything, people took the fifth amendment. they just scammed the whole thing. we know the clintons, we older people. the young people do not. hopefully they will find out now. thank you. thank you, caller. together?t can we do black lives matter is a great organization of young evil, mostly young millennium black women leading that movement. lisa is one of those i know , not justks every day

on q&a the movies he as reviewed from lincoln, spotlight to straight o"straigh compton."movie itself has a an update of the tory of how they got together and recorded hits is strikingly effective. > tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span q&a. >> washington journal continues. taylor is the author of the next america bottomers, looming ls and generational showdown. generational bout warfare it is usually taxpayer dollars and jobs and direction the government. are we seeing those battle lines eing drawn in this election cycle in 2016? guest: yes, but i think we are also seeing something else which to this moment in american history. between a racial gap old and young that is growing. we are in 2016 and we are en route to becoming a majority and the census bureau says that will be between 2050.and the millennial ideal generation are the transitional generation america.new about 44% nonwhite and you compare them to the baby boom about 22% are nonwhite. differences, al cultural differences between young and old. think n't look alike or alike or vote alike. that has added an extra el