>> we are very proud of being that democracy and we want to be surrounded by democratic nations. historically, democracies don't get into conflict with one another. tavis: what does concern you about this crisis in egypt. >> of the nature of the peace agreement between us and the egyptians. it has been a cornerstone for more than three decades. i know we are going to talk about that in a bid. it serves as the first grade peace agreement between israel and a major arab neighbor. preservingning and that peace is a paramount concern and of paramount israeli interests. -- tavis: how tenuous is that agreement. >> even as recently as last november, fighting through the terrorists, egypt played a even during role morsi. we expect egypt to play that positive role. about some are concerned the destabilization of the entire region. you have concerns about that? prettyhe region is unstable right now. it has taken the lives of 100,000 syrians. that is a high degree of instability, even by middle eastern standards. israel is a strong country, we can defend ourselves, but we wish for the peopl

so when had the chance to do a democratic national convention in chicago, totally different with theprotesters protest the let it be very smooth. i think he was trying to finish the unfinished business of the daley family. >> who has a bigger legacy in this town? i know it seems more immediate that richard m. daley would because there's a shiny beam blocks from your spent the legacy can be positive or negative. i think in terms of sort of the size of the legacy richard j. daley was sort of the last of the big city bosses like they don't make them like that anymore. i personally am not huge fan of the person mayor daley i think he did a good job between 1955-1963. i would give him an a. between 19 sector and i can send six i did a horrible job. i would give him an f. i think the first mayor daley had a very large and very controversial legacy. i think it's sunk in its two early in history to say. but in the book i tried to tell the whole story so people can decide for themselves. >> walter, what about you? you knew them both. you are a child of the city come of this area. what about t

. >> translator: we still have a long way to go as a democratic nation, but it's good to know that we can participate in an event like this. >> translator: even now this event isn't as big as it was before the military years. the government still has a lot more to do. >> general aun san is considered the nation's founding father. he holds a special place in public consciousness. the general is a sensitive subject for former military rulers because his daughter was their fiercest critic. seeing pictures of him in public was rare. allowing citizens to take part in the memorial service is viewed as another milestone on the nation's long road towards democracy. >>> politicians in japan are chr crisscrossing the country making last-minute pitches. voters will decide on sunday who should represent them in the upper house of their diet. and as they fill out their ballots, they'll also be considering whether to give prime minister shinzo abe and his liberal democratic party more power. the ldp controls the lower house, but opposition parties hold the majority of seats in the upper chamber, an

he said the democratic nation has become a major economy while the north remains mired in poverty. >>> japan's vice foreign minister is preparing to visit his counterpart in china. the meeting could pave the way for high-level talks that authorities in tokyo hope will ease tensions with their biggest neighbor. asiki will visit china's vice foreign minister as early as this week. prime minister shinzo abe says the country's foreign ministers and senior officials should hold talks. he said the meeting should go ahead without any conditions and at the earliest possible time. relations between japan and china have become strained over the senkaku islands in the east china sea. japan controls the islands but china claims them. officials in the tokyo hope that the meeting between the vice foreign ministers will help to mend ties. however, a senior foreign ministry official says it's unlikely the higher-level talks will take place before august 15th. the date marks the anniversary of the end of world war ii for japan. >>> in the himalayan nation of bhutan, the king has installed a new prime

coup which aims to lead egypt all the way from the path of becoming a respected it's almost a democratic nation when the gyptian people staged arrival lucian in january of two thousand and eleven and it was not a revolution of beggars nor revolution of the hungry oh no it was a revolution. people who are free and those free people another one so now protesting in the streets against this on constitutional illegal and on democrats a coup besides all the gyptian stop protesting the longtime democratic whose brutal and violent policies are the most loaded on a possible roll back to the practices once used by mubarak and the secret police. but no one looks at the situation in egypt from outside the first thing people are discussing after the clashes there what what role does the united states play and it's very unclear you may not know for sure but what are your thoughts the u.s. policy has been serving only the american interests all the time i don't really care about that as. the i don't care about the situation in america i'm not interested in the medical situation there. protected a lot of mili

anti-democratic coup which aims to lead egypt from the path of becoming a respected it's almost a democratic nation when the gyptian people staged arrival lucian in january of two thousand and eleven and it was not a revolution of beggars nor revolution of the hungry oh no it was a revolution. people who are free and those free people another one so now protesting in the streets against this on constitutional illegal and on democrats a coup besides all the gyptian stop protesting the longtime democratic whose brutal and violent policies are the most loaded on a possible roll back to the practices once used by mubarak and his secret police. but no one looks at the situation in egypt from outside the first thing people are discussing after the clashes what role does the united states play and it's very unclear you may not know for sure but what are your thoughts the u.s. policy has been serving only the american interests all the time i don't really care about that. and the i don't care about the situation in america i'm not interested in the medical situation there. protected a lot of military. in t

westminster which is not chosen by the scottish people so the first argument is the sense that democratic one that nations and scotland's a nation have a right to self-determination and the second argument is about what you do with that book you see i think it's a plea universal law anytime anywhere anyplace but the best people to govern the country the best people to choose how a country should be governed of the people who live and work in that country i think that applies everywhere and i think it certainly applies to sculp well you're only fourteen months away from the referendum does it worry you a little that that that the majority of scots do not want independence from p.k. and for the last five years the polls haven't changed that much well if it comes to opinion polls when i was reelected to useable by an absolute majority in

they picked her to chair the democratic national convention in 1976, and when president clinton made her ambassador to the vatican, the vice president who conferred the honors, well, she could honestly say she'd known him since he was a little boy. that's what in being politics for most of a century will get. times changed during lindy boggs' long run here. but in part that's because lindy boggs changed the times. she was 97. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and all of us here at abc news remembering lindy boggs and of course, thinking of our colleague and our friend cokie tonight, after the loss of her treasured mother. >>> there is another passing to note from the world of music j.j. cale. from johnny cash to the allman brothers to carlos santana. but his closest relationship was probably with guitarist eric clapton for who he wrote "after midnight." ♪ after midnight ♪ let it all hang down >> j.j. cale died of a heart attack, he was 74 years old. what a great song. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news" this saturday night -- the family coming home, after summer vac

now some, including democratic national committee chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz, are calling forto resign. on friday, the mayor said he's ashamed of his actions. >>"i apologize to my staff. i apologize to the citizens and staff members who have supported me over the years. i apologize to the people of san diego and most of all, i apologize to the women i have offended." one alleged victim, irene jackson, is taking legal action against filner. until that matter is resolved, filner is forbidden to hold one-on- one meetings with female staffers on city property. federal and state officials have closed campgrounds near los angeles after a squirrel tested positive for a plague. u-s forestry along with los angeles county public health officials ordered the closure in the angeles national forest. the action came after tests confirmed a ground squirrel tested positive for bubonic plague, which is spread through flea bites and can be fatal if untreated.. forest service officials say trappers caught the squirrel july 16th during a routine check. people looking to spend time at the national

wars are facilitated by science and technology let me be clear even in the future with more democratic nations we will still have wars people have self interest they have teacher tkinter is domestic resource interest and so what have you however the question is whose interest are we talking about the interests of the king or queen they don't care about public opinion they don't take polls there's going to wage wars now with the democracy is much more difficult you have this raging debate in the newspapers you see mothers coming on t.v. crying about their child that died in the last war to go to war for democracy takes a lot of work but that all is a good thing because once a democracy decides to go to war is for glass. as it will of the people behind it now let me ask you one more question about democracy and technology and i think there that you have actually something in common in the sense that they create this artificial sense of agency and take my aipac for example like it gives me the impression of control i think i can use whatever i want with it but the problem is of course that you kn

the democrat national convention. >> today, without a single american casualty, moammar gadhafi is gone, and the people of libya are free! >> reporter: the same day, an egyptian american coptic christian activist blasts an e-mail to hundreds of journalists, promoting a 9/11 event with koran burning pastor terry jones. the e-mail includes a link to nikoula's youtube trailer. september 8th, cairo, a popular islamic broadcaster airs part of the trailer. outrage ensues. september 9th. ambassador stevens gets ready to leave tripoli, he is warned that the martyr's brigade can't be trusted. stevens' movements are supposed to be secret, and local media is there, and that's cause for grave concern. on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11. coming up, america suffers another blow on another 9/11. after the break. >>> in the days after september 11, 2012, obama administration officials would claim that benghazi was a spontaneous attack many carried out by a mob, outraged over a youtube video. as are you about to see, nobody, but nobody, in libya, was thinking that on this fateful day. september 11, 2

the photo it is discriminatory, then why do they require a photo id in order to get into the democratic national convention? we think it should be required for the most sacred vote to we cast at the ballot box. and because the supreme court upheld in that supreme court said it is necessary to prevent voter fraud rethink the court should uphold it. lou: you have other contest in court with his administration across a broad number of fronts. what is the next one to come to court? >> we always have some that involve the epa, we have many more we are also challenging the dawn franks law because we have seen the havoc that dodd/frank is wrecking on the financial industry. we're also on behalf of all the states that have joined with us challenging the president's constitutional power to make recess appointments which challenges it to the nlrb as well as the recess appointment to the consumer protection financial bureau. we see time after time the bombing administration taking action that will challenge the constitution and then to push back. lou: mr. rabbit we are delighted to have you with us and wis

that speech, at the 2004 democratic national national co which nominated john kerry for president. >>peak, there are those who are preparing to divide us. the spinmasters, the negative ad peddlers, who embrace the politics of anything goes. well, i say to them tonight, there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] there is not a black america and a white america, a latino america, an asian america. there's the united states of america. >> on the day of that speech that made barack obama nationally famous, before he actually gave that speech that day, then senate candidate barack obama seemed to have a sense ahead of time that that speech was going to go over pretty well. writing about it in receipt roh spectacular for the "new yorker" magazine ryan lizza described it like this -- "marty nesbitt remembers obama's utter calm the date he gave his celebrated speech at the '04 national convention in boston which made him an international celebrity and a potential '08 presidential candidate. we were walking down the

i am not sure you would recruit a former democrat national chairman. think in a really interesting way this -- this is a great jump ball situation where neither side has a claim on the other. this may steer some of the moderate independents one direction or another. mind president obama had the taken office, and that democratic nominee had just won the nomination. or to thea poll showed him ahead of bob macdonald. -- did i say something wrong, did i not shower this morning? reason was president obama's had started really dropping at that point. had lostratic party the momentum they had in 2008. a state that had gone democratic in 2008. suddenly it started transitioning, and use all the national dynamic really kick in there. i would love to know who won the governor's race -- i would love to know who will win the governor's race, probably the best indicator we have this year. sort of the biggest sample poll that will be out there this year. >> did i tell you who was going to win? >> know. i think it is going to be particularly northern virginia voters.

think showing a photo it is discriminatory then why do they require a total id to get into the democratic nationalonvention? rethink the id should be required for the most sacred of votes at the ballot box but the supreme court upheld the because said the carter justice said it was necessary to prevent voter fraud rethink the court should uphold it. lou: you have other contest in court with his administration what is the next to come? >> we always have some that involved the epa we're also challenging dodds frank because we have seen the havoc that is putting on the financial industry. we also weigh in on behalf of all the states that haven't joined with us to challenge the president constitutional power to make recess appointments that challenges those to the nlrb as well to the consumer protection bureau so rethink time after time it will take action that seems to challenge the constitution but then pushes right back. lou: we are delighted to have you with us and wish you success beyond the measure but you have already experienced. the attorney general of texas. up next after a series of foreign

so a lot of allegations and now both members of the local democratic party in san diego and then nationally all calling for his resignation. so all eyes on exactly what he is going to say. so back to you. >> shepard: this is live. >> let me be absolutely clear. the behavior i have engaged in over many years is wrong. my failure to respect women and the intimidating conduct i engage in at times is inexcusable. it has undermined what i spent my whole professional life doing in working on and that is fighting for equality and justice for all people. it is simply not acceptable for me to try to explain away my conduct as the product of the standards of a different generation. i apologize to my staff, apologize to the citizens and staff members who supported me over the years. i apologize to the people of san diego. and most of all, i apologize to the women i have offended. over the last week i have reached out to the men and women who have served on my staff, and others who i worked with over the years, and apologized for my behavior. in addition, we have instituted changes in how the mayor's o

national party. george w. bush lost his first house race in texas. and his democraticent famously said it was all about making that race. about texas tech versus yale and texas tech always beats yale which make sense. you write about how obama, obviously a national democratic figure has people down there trying to do battle in texas. >> jeremy bird, his great field organizer in 2008 and 2012 has organized a group, coming out of his organizing for america. obama organization called battleground texas with the objective of turning texas blue over time. now what they're mainly doing is trying to register more voters. trying to recruit more volunteers. trying the raise more money and hopefully, along the way, make a landscape more attractive for strong candidates to run. in the democratic party. they won't say when precisely they'll be able to turn the state blue. i would not count them out begin their experience before. but at the same time, over in texas, they're a bit challenged. they raised in the first four months, really only $900,000. and it is far less than a lot o

hanging on despite calls to resign from 7 of 9 san diego city council members, chairwoman of democratic nationalmittee, senator diane feinstein. there not one but two recalls underway in san diego against filner. you would think he would start feeling not very huggable at this point. but his dilution earns him, we don't often give two at a time, but he is the winner. and weiner stays in the race though. in every day, despite calls to step down from democratic strategist david axelrod who said he is just taking you of space, and peter king also demanding he step down. and the clintons, even they have a belly full. president bill clinton officiated weiner's 2010 wedding, weiner's wife huma had been working for hillary clinton since 1996 for crying out loud. when -- folks. i'll call him folks like this. who your friends are, that makes you not just a wean are but a full on weany. so, we just want to make it clear, that he is doing -- he is getting everything he deserves. not quite. but now to final dunce cap. we debated this for a long time today, the show staff. we figured out we cast votes and we

florida congresswoman and chair of democratic national committee debbie wasserman schultz today tweetedipping food stamps from the farm bill is one of the most shameful acts republicans have ever taken. but republicans say democrats are to blame because they continue to block reforms to a program many believe has ballooned far beyond its original purpose. according to government sources, since 2008, the number of participants on the program has nearly doubled from roughly 28 million to nearly 48 million. during that same period, taxpayer funding has skyrocketed from nearly $38 billion to an estimated $81 billion. >> the obama administration has quadrupled the amount of money spent on outreach. in other words, they're out getting people to sign up. >> reporter: florida is just one state where recruiters who say they are privately funded crisscross the state urging people to sign up for food stamp benefits. because the money comes straight from washington with no matching or supplementing by the states, those closest to the people collecting aid have no incentive to make sure the program

>> spoken like a -- >> but bob, can i ask you, do you think this has a negative effect on democrats nationally? >> yeah, sure. i mean, also on the democrats running on the ballot for the city council, things like that. i think this thing -- fortunately it will be -- it will sort itself out pretty quickly, but right now he's taken -- as i was saying, the -- there's no more coverage of the mayor race. the only thing you could get from the other ones is they buy time. >> and when you listen to the media that was shouting questions to weiner earlier, they are not going to let this go. they have had it with him. and they're disgusted. >> think about his staff too. not that staff, but his staff that works for him who are committed -- who decided to commit and hope this is okay. now they'll get screwed. >> but how -- when we say that he lied to her, we know that he did that at some point. but he has said as we said today that more was going to come out. i assume that she knew that as well. >> but after the scandal. >> right. but i think they -- >> the stuff happens well afterwards. that's the problem

the democrats' national convention. >> today without a single american casualty, moammar gadhafi is gone the people of libya are free. >> the same day, an egyptian american coptic christian, koran burning pastor terry jones. the e-mail includes a link to the you tube trailer. september 8th. cairo. a popular islamic broadcaster airs portions of that trailer. outrage ensues. cement 9th. as ambassador stevens gets toward leave tripoli for benghazi, alec henderson, a diplomatic security officer in tripoli, warns that the february 17th martyr's brigade can't be trusted to protect it. september 10th. benghazi. ambassador stevens arrives in the city though his movements are supposed to be secret, local media are there. and that is cause for grave concern. on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11. >>> coming up, america suffers another blow on another 9/11. after the break. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can r

she chaired the democratic national convention in 1976. when she was ambassador to the vatican, the vice president who conferred the honors, she had known him since he was a little boy. that's what being in politics for most of a century will get. times changed during the long run, but in part that's because lindy boggs changed the times. she was 97. jon donovan, abc news. >> let's bring in george stephanopoulos, host of abc's "this week." she was the first woman to represent indiana in congress. she was the first to do most of the things. what kind of a legacy? >> a huge legacy. you heard it there. also, she used her seat in congress to open up opportunities for women and midnights, particularly economic opportunities. but the quote i love best is the one that bill clinton used when appointing her ambassador to the vatican, she's the only person on earth who can convince the pope i'm worth dealing with. >>> a slightly less wholesome story, anthony weiner, his man escalating sectioning scandal. do you think he can win the mayor race? >> to

we tal about america as democratic nation which is true. but the other two-pieces of that, your viewers will appreciate that we proct minority rights and we also have a free market system. you have to have all three of those pieces together. that way people feel they have a stake in the existing society they can climb up the ranks. they can create wealth. they have opportunities. i think one of e things that was naive coming out of the arab spring oh as lg as we get process right. if we have open elections and process is fair then the outcome will be great. what we're seeing here is actually as i said a do-over. you're getting the opportunity to add in two other key elements. protection of minority rights so you have some level of protection for people who may be of a different religious strand or secular. melissa: yeah. >> and aso the economics piece which has to come along. the completely fallen off in egypt. the economy is a shambles. melissa: you sed example of turkey. things have taken a turn there recently. in egypt the most recent de

democrats on both the local and national level are calling for the mayor to resign but he won't.s" top five. and on this day in 1953, a young man named fidel castro launched a rebellion in cuba, leading 100 comrades on attack against an army barracks. it came after a military coup had placed a dictator in power. the attack was unsuccessful. the military captured castro and put him on trial. as the court considered his fate, he delivered what would become his most famous speech, concluding history will absolve me. he spent a couple of years in prison before the government granted him amnesty. he gained more followers and eventually overthrew the dictator and established his own communist regime. but fidel castro first tried to take power 60 years ago today. and now you know the news for this friday, july the 26th, 2013. i'm shepard smith. we're all back on monday, noon pacific, 3:00 eastern. the factor is coming up next. hope you have a great weekend. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> al sharpton is in business for people who put out entertainment harmful to childre

. >> september 6th, charlotte, north carolina, the democratic national convention. >> without a singlesualty, moammar khadafy is gone and people of libya are free. >> an egyptian america activist blasts an email promoting a 9/11 event with koran burning pastor terry jones. it includes a link to the youtube trailer. september 8th, cairo, a popular islamic broadcaster airs portion of that trailer. outrage ensued. september 9th as ambassador stevens gets ready to leave, alex hinder son warns that february 17th brigade can't be trusted to protect them. september 10th, benghazi, he arrives in the city. his movements are supposed to be secret. local media are there. that is cause for grave concern on the eve of the anniversary of 9/11. >> bret: coming up america suffers another blow on another 9/11 -- after the break. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman v

the chairwoman of the democratic national committee called on filner to resign. but he has resisted those calls. >>> one of silicone valleys most powerful ceo's is plunging into the debate about immigration reform. he's expected to give a speech next month. the director calls zuckerberg's speech a dramatic move. it's a departure. usually concentrates on the need for high-tech visas. >>> spray for mosquitoes in an east san jose neighborhood. the spraying will take place east of interstate 680, south of landus avenue. it's all scheduled to start at 11:00 tonight. the spraying comes after mosquitoes were found carrying the west nile virus. this is the first time they've been found in that area. >>> brewers are anticipating the harvest of wine grapes. picking could start as early as next week. wine makers say field workers may get some overtime when the grapes are ready. >> it could be a compacted harvest which means the grapes will come around the same time, but when they start coming in they'll really start coming in. >> of course when to pick is a crucial decision

terry mcauliffe, the long time bill and hillary clinton aide and campaign manager and former democratic national chair. how would you score it coming out of this first debate? >> you know, andrea, first of all i think the thing is to remember is this was a debate at 11:00 in the morning on a saturday. more people probably saw the debate in that little clip you just showed on your show than watched it live. so i think number one, be careful about making -- drawing too many conclusions from this. you said negative and nastier. are you right. i think the reason for it is because both men know that they aren't going to win this race. it is going to neither are well liked. most polls show mccall live in a slight lead. not every political race is sort of the lowest common denominator disqualify the other guy kind of vote, that the best of two not great choices. it seems as though judging from this debate and what we know about the polling in this race, that's where we're headed with this one. >> how much does the overall climate in virginia right now where you've got all of this -- "the washington pos

>> she alleges he could get her a pass to the democratic national convention, and get her a job at the politico. she says that when he sent her pictures of himself she was, quote, less than impressed. she also says that he offered to help pay as much as $5,000 a month for that chicago can dough -- condo. but the total these and many other revelations about the mayoral candidate's' private behavior have led to a fire storm of condemnation and much of that criticism is coming from within his own party. >> the issue here isn't about his relationship with his wife. the issue is about his relationship with the voters. he has twice deceived them. lied about his activity, and why would you put trust in someone who did that. thick he his delusional. >> joins the likes of some party elders as nancy pelosi and die feinstein for weeper -- weaner o hang it up. >> shepard: things are weird in san diego. >> a poll found that 67% of the people the thought that mayor filner should resign. 22% thought he should remain in office. and 11% were not sure. 60% said that filner should be re-called if he does

democrats nationally -- >> bob go ahead. >> thanks to senator and others beating this back because don'tit as a whooping board. >> gentlemen we got to run. >> and blame us for bleeding. >> bob king, reverend wendel anthony, great to have you with us. we will stay on this story. a model for america, no doubt. coming up, nfl focus on tattoos and players violence overlooks a much bigger problem around the league. bill rudd joins me for the discussion. later, new york city maror or candidate. the real issues facing new yorkers. but next i'm taking your questions live in our ask ed live segment. stay with us. we're right back. [ male announcer ] this is betsy. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness... but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, a

side, terry mcauliffe, former chair of the democratic national committee. he helped run president clinton's re-election effort in 1996 and hillary clinton's unsuccessful presidential run in 2008. mcauliffe first ran for governor in 2009, but lost the democratic primary. now, he faces republican state attorney general ken cuccinelli. the conservative favorite has led the push for new regulations on abortion clinic, and filed a federal lawsuit against president obama's health care law. his campaign for governor has been dogged by the trouble swirling around the current governor-- republican bob mcdonnell. he's under state and federal investigation for failing to disclose more than $145,000 in gifts from a campaign donor. cuccinelli and mcauliffe face off tomorrow in their first debate in hot springs, virginia. >> for more on the state of play in the governor's race we're joined by two reporters, ben pershing of the washington post and julian walker of the virginian pilot. gentlemen thank you both for joining us. julian this is a much coveted seat by both repub

everyone from his former fiancee and first lady, to chair of the democratic national committee, called an mayor filner to resign. last week, mayor filner called another presser. >> let me be absolutely clear. the behavior i have engaged in over many years is wrong. my failure to respect women and the intimidating contact i engaged in at times is inexcusable. so beginning on august 5th, i will be entering a behavior counseling clinic to undergo two weeks of intensive therapy to begin the process of addressing my behavior. >> he is not leaving. he is just checking into a behavior counseling clinic which means something is wrong. he plans to return to work on august 19th. today in response to bob filner's attorney asking that the city council pay his legal fees as he fights the sexual harassment allegations, the city council authorized the city attorney to file legal action against bob filner to shield public funds from any potential payout in the sexual harassment lawsuit against the mayor. and then tonight, on san diego local news, another woman came forward to accuse bob filner of misc

virginia gubernatorial candidates, ken cuccinelli and terry mccall i have, former claire of democratic nationalttee spent most of the 90 minutes casting each other as extremists and untrustworthy. gifts the ag failed to disclose, and painted cuccinelli as inwardly hostile to gays and women. >> last 40 years have seen a sociological agenda made virginia a laughing stock. we want everybody to come to virginia. he says one thing and does something else. ken, i mean, you are the true trojan horse of virginia politics. >> reporter: cuccinelli says mccall i have failed a car business in mississippi rather than virginia and challenged the long time democratic money man to lay bare his own finances. >> i put eight years of my tax returns out. terry mccall i have in his book says if you got nothing to hide, release the documents. what have you got to hide? release them. >> politifact gave him a pants on fire for misrepresenting findings of an independent prosecutor who examined cuccinelli's financial disclosures. he said cuccinelli should have been prosecuted, when the report exxon rating him made no su

now a discussion with democratic congressman adam smith on the issue of foreign aid and national security. representative smith is the top democratic on the house armed service committee and the guest speaker at the hour long event hosted by the u.s. institute of peace in washington, d.c. [inaudible conversations] i'm jim marshall the president of the united united states institute of peace. i welcome all of the guests here. i see some employees, most are unfamiliar faces to me. let me tell you briefly what the united states of institute peace does. we stop fights. we do it globally. all of you are familiar with osteopathying fight the technique we have to use are different than try to keep friends from getting in to a fight in a frearnt or verity house. what we do is terribly important to the country and the united states' discuss in furthering a strategic interest globally. our batting average is a good bit less than 500. it's just in the nature of what we do. when we get a hit, it's a big deal. we have been teammates for years. not only were we member of congress together both democrat

democrats to do it. another factor to keep in mind and this is actually in my office to the races national journal daily column from this morning -- keep in mind, midterm election turnout dynamics typically are a little different from presidential election years, and particularly when you look at the groups where democrats have done so, so well in recent years in presidential elections like young people, like women, like particularly unmarried women, the minority voters have a tendency to overperform some in presidential years, but then underperform in midterm election years. and yesterday, stan greenberg, democratic pollster, works with the democracy corps, and paige gardner, whose women's voices, women vote, they released some surveys that showed exactly that, that among all voters, democrats were ahead by one point on the generic ballot test, but among likely voters, as i remember, they were down two points. and looked at specifically unmarried women. that's a key group that democrats are focusing on enormously, because the gap between democrats and republicans on unmarried women, you know, it's close

but i'm glad the democratic national convention chairman said he ought to get out of the race.tful to tens and tens and tens of millions of americans. it's disgraceful. no congressman should have that mind-set. he should resign as well. in terms of bob mcdonnell, it's a great tragedy, because he's been a very effective governor. one of the best governors in the united states in terms of what he's done. he's taken some courageous stands. but clearly there's a problem, it has potential criminality here. not maybe just for the governor, but his wife as well. no, this is going to be the subject of grabbed jury investigations. >> ed rendell, michael steele. i wish we had a lot more time. i'll have to get you guys back on a sunday. >> happy to. >> thank you. >>> renaming the redskins. i could talk to these guys as well. as training camp starts, the renaming of the team's name restarts. we'll talk about that, plus, why there's an empty feeling at the baseball hall of fame for the first time in nearly 50 years. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even littl

here we are, the democratic--democratic-- national convention. boone pickens. longtime republican.ing here? >> i'm here--honestly, what i'm here for is, i'm here for america. this is--my cause is a bipartisan, non-partisan cause. >> but it didn't take long for the new non-partisan boone pickens to have a visibly uncomfortable with his partisan past. >> good to see you. how are you? >> good. >> how are you? >> good. >> senator john kerry, whose presidential campaign pickens helped destroy four years ago when he gave money for the infamous and widely criticized swift boat ads that attacked the senators service in vietnam and his later testimony before congress. >> you spent $3 million funding an advertising campaign that in some people's mind was representative of dirty politics, smear politics, character assassination-- all of that at this stage, do you have an reservation? do you have any-- >> none. >> none. >> none. >> you'd do it over tomorrow? >> i--i--what i knew then, i know that same thing now, and nothing has changed my mind. >> surprisingly, that hasn't stopped some of the