it wasn't meddling or hacking it was just a test according to a source the democratic party or the democratic party of michigan used to volunteer hackers to test its systems security while this was confirmed by the national committee the source also said that the state department did not notify the d.n.c. the national committee before hand let's take a look at what was said we along with the partners who reports at the sites now believe it was built by a third party as part of a simulated fishing test the test which mimics several attributes of actual attacks on the democratic party's votes to follow was not authorized by the d.n.c. vote builder nor any other vendors now the timing of all of this is worth noting it's coming just as we're getting closer and closer to midterm elections and the media is going crazy frantically searching for external factors but they've turned a blind eye to domestic factors which could be where their answers are investigative reporter dave lindorff says the election tampering claims are being exaggerated. the middling issue is. first of all i think has been overblown in the first

it wasn't meddling or hacking it was just a test according to a source the democratic party or the democratic party of michigan used volunteer hackers to test its systems security while this was confirmed by the national committee the source also said that the state department did not notify the d.n.c. the national committee before hand let's take a look at what was said we along with the partners who reports at the sites now believe it was built by a third party as part of a simulated fishing test the test which mimics several attributes of actual tax on the democratic party's votes to follow was not authorized by the d.n.c. vote builder nor any other vendors now the timing of all of this is worth noting it's coming just as we're getting closer and closer to midterm elections and the media is going crazy frantically searching for external factors but they've turned a blind eye to domestic factors which could be where their answers are investigative reporter steve lindorff says the election tampering claims are being exaggerated. the middling issue is. first of all i think has been overblown in the first case

it wasn't meddling or hacking it was just a test according to a source the democratic party or the democratic party of michigan used to volunteer hackers to test its systems security while this was confirmed by the national committee the source also said that the state department did not notify the d.n.c. the national committee before hand let's take a look at what was said. we along with the partners who reports at the sites now believe it was built by a third party as part of a simulated fishing test the test which mimics several attributes of actual attacks on the democratic party's votes to follow was not authorized by the d.n.c. vote builder nor any other vendors now the timing of all of this is worth noting it's coming just as we're getting closer and closer to midterm elections and the media is going crazy frantically searching for external factors but they've turned a blind eye to domestic factors which could be where their answers are investigative reporter dave lindorff says election tampering claims a big sigh generated the meddling issue is. first of all i think has been overblown in the first case

several attributes of actual attacks on the democratic party's votes to follow was not authorized by the d.n.c. vote builder nor any other. according to a source the democratic party of michigan used a volunteer hackers to test their system security and the source also said that the party wasn't notified prior to the test so perhaps the media might learn from this situation and not just go along with any report they see it but it seems there is little chance of that interesting stuff from your account in washington d.c. thank you for the a russian cities marking seventy five years since the biggest tongue battle in history of the monger story still ahead on r.t. international. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the fast and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. when we all make this manufactured consented to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with

thought could be foreign meddling was actually the democrat party of michigan running a test of voter file security protections. they did not alert the d.n.c. ahead of time. a former employee of the national security agency, accused of leaking classified information, was sentenced to more than five years in prison today. 26-year-old reality winner expressed remorse for copying material from the n.s.a. and sending it to the left- leaning news website "thete ept" in 2016. the leaked report contained information about russian attempts to break into ving software in the u.s., all of which was later confirmed to be true. the 63-month sentence is the longest ever given for a federal crime in leaking to the media. the british government advised businesses today to make plans now in case it is not able to reach a trade agreement with the european union. without a deal, residents in the u.k. could face higher credit card fees, new customs checks and medicine shortages when it's expected to leave the e.u. in seven months. in london, the newly appointed brexit minister, dominic raab,hi saidis a

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michigan for the governor's race. it matches up two major sources of emergency in the democratic party the last couple of years against bernie sanders wing of the democratic party, which we saw their power with the grassroots in 2016. michigan the state that bernie sanders upset hillary clinton and gave his campaign a new burst of momentum. on the other side what we have seen this year, one of the stories in the primaries so far, female candidates running in democratic primaries. their win rate, their success rate, there is a strong appetite among democratic voters, specifically in the trump area, in response so donald trump, to get behind female candidates. on the one hand you have a female candidate. you have a bernie sanders candidate, a very interesting sort of clash there. >> and i have been talking to some prominent democrats, some 2020 democrats about the midterms and what they expect. there is some frustration with who the dcc has been endorsing and where they have been putting their money and whether they have been endorsing the women who are these upstarts, the women who have had all the momentum in these pr

the democratic national committee raised fears of election hacking, it now says a recent attempt to breach the voter database was a false alarm. one party official reveals it was a test by the michigan democratic party that was unauthorized. >>> tonight federal authorities discovered a sophisticated drug tu srestaurant in arizona. the feds arrested the accused of using it to traffic drugs. >>> remember the video of an oregon man taunting a bison at yellowstone? the bison didn't get him but the law did. he was sentenced to 130 days in jail and five years probation after pleading guilty to misconduct. it could have been worse if that bison was in an angrier mood. >>> when we come back, she made history on runways and magazine covers and now taking a stand for kids. our spotlight is next. >>> finally tonight, she's a we )re following break. a fire at the tesla factory in fremont. our >>> next at 6:00, we're following breaking news. a fire at the tesla factory in fremont. our live camera and helicopters over the scene right now. you can see the frames and heavy smoke. crews arriving on the scene. >>> plus, we're quality across bay area. where it's dumbing from next. > she's a fashion mo

important for the democratic party to nominate someone or find someone that can speak to the rural areas but that is something else that happened last evening in michigan and mogs. the left wing of the democratic party that we have been talking about lost big. bernie sanders lost big in the michigan governor's race. as much as we talk about the president, the identity crisis is something that we're watching in this key midterm election cycle that was interesting. >> jeff, kansas, a controversial candidate, he got a big goose is seems like. he got a big boost from the president. people will remember he headed up the president's voter fraud mission. it was a sham, is that where you see the trump factor play out? >> yes, and they wanted president trump to stay out of that race because they're worried about democrats winning in the fall, but the president of course can rally supporters in the room, in these arenas. it looks like she having an increasingly hard time to do that. they want to remind all of the voters to go out in 2018 for voting. a lot of people didn't -- were not necessarily plugged in yesterday. but president trump campaigning six days a week and white house official

michigan, so we know there's support and interest in this kind of message. although, i think this speaks, again, to the divide within the democratic party that we're seeing a candidateis in michigan, seeing danny o'connor in ohio, and how do they work out what works for 2020. it's not really clear right now where that debate is going to land. >> we're in the laboratory of that. in the wake of this, the president of the united states, a republican, endorsed the kansas secretary of state, a republican, against a sitting republican governor in a republican party. they think he's the weaker candidate. why? >> if you're a democrat, that's your first priority tonight. you're watching michigan to see what statement the base is going to send tonight. in the not too distant future, you're going to have to keep your eyes on this kansas race. if trump is successful and gets this candidate in, the party sees a real opportunity to take the governorship in kansas because kobach is such a controversial figure. for trump to jump in at the 11th hour, you know, he's sort of damned if he does, damned if he doesn't, no matter what the outcome. if kobach loses, trump spends political ca

party. you guys are all fired up! and in michigan, the president tweeted that iraq war veteranjothames is a future star of the republican party after he won the primary against the democratnate will vote today on whether to allow abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. abortion is currently illegal there, except in the case of rape or if the woman's health is in danger. if the bill passes, argentina would become only the fourth country in latin america to broadly legalize abortion, and by far the largest. let's head to northern france. terry is that me has arrived at amiens cathedral. she is one of several thousand people attending a commemoration that will begin in the next little while. to mark the crucial battle which is now considered to have really changed the course of the first world war. you are reminded of the toll it took. you see on screen there, four took. you see on screen there, four to 4000 allied soldiers losing their lives and 75,000 troops lost to germany. anthem plays and our special coverage from this service will begin in just the next few minutes. the prime minister, among the first of the dignitaries to arrive. we know of course that the duke

of the time they lost and had big questions going forward for the party. >> thank you very much. >>> i want to go to the democratic nominee for michigan. ation over the gentleman who had the support from the socialist wing of your party. are you concerned about the divide within your party even though obviously you were able to win? >> we had a three-way race. both of my opponents have endorsed me. they enthusiastically showed up at our lunch today. we are going to work together. the stakes are still high. our attorney general is just like donald trump. we are going to coalesce very quickly. i feel good about our chances. >> bernie sanders won the michigan primary over hillary clinton. polls showed she was ahead by 20 points and he managed to win. what has changed? >> well, i think michiganders are frustrated with leaders who are not getting the job done. we have water problems still. a mom showed me the rash up and down her arm. we have roads that are crumbling and the agenda has set us back. we used to be leaders in public education. we are now in the bottom ten in the country. michiganders are frustrated with people who just talk abo

one of the worst confrontations in from the democratic party at the hilton hotel at the corner of michigan, andesters through bottles motorcycles were used by some patrolmen to run down people in the streets. i apologize again for the smallness of the slides. here is the artistic response. immediately, artists responded to this conundrum. of the first artists to respond was barnett newman, septembera letter on 3 to the art institute then director to ask that his work he removed from an upcoming exhibition, arguing that he did not want to be part of an exhibition in a city were such brutality was in it. a few days later, a painting at berkeley and a new york artist had a two-year but thought of artists. over 75 artists reported about this in the new york times and they said they would not show any work in chicago for two years. they argued that the recent actions by chicago police directed and supported by the mayor is a city unfit for membership in a civilized society. as painters and scope is, are cannot exist where brutality is. artists who grew up in chicago and caught up in the violenc

confrontations taking place on the 26th-in front of the headquarters of the democratic party, the hilton hotel at the corner of michigan and bobo avenue. protesters -- were fought back with mace, clubs, and motorcycles, as chronicled in the walker report, were used by some patrolmen to run down people in the street. >> i apologize again for the smallness of the slides. here is where i am going to get to the artistic response. immediately, artists responded to this conundrum. we have one of the first artists respond was barnett newman. he wrote a letter on september 3 to the art institute, then director charles cunningham to ask that his own work be removed from an upcoming exhibition. arguing that, he didn't want to be part of an exhibition in the city were such brutality was in it. a few days later, jesse right check -- a professor's painting at berkeley. a new york artist had -- a two- year art boycott of the city, asking artists, and they got over 75 artist, reported about this in the new york times with all the artists listed, who said that they would not show any work in chicago for two years. they argued at the t

of the house, the economy, and president trump are all polling higher. fox news politics editor chris stirewalt joins me to break it down. >> sympathetic, the michigan state democratic partying the fake hack attack. it is cold in the upper peninsula of michigan. it's cold in russia, so maybe you could see the confusion. >> shannon: mystery solved. now we have a mystery about what voters care about. health care is number one. that's not something we've heard about. democrats are talking about it. >> republicans don't want to talk about it because they screwed up. they blew it. they had their chance. that eight years particulars tr a replacement for obamacare. they haven't done a good job replacing it. what republicans have known for a long time was repeal, once you got to a certain point that enough people were getting health insurance through these programs which includes the expansion of medicaid but also subsidies. if you are not giving them a replacement, it's a nonstarter. democrats know that ending they know it's an issue that dovetails with the key demographic they are pursuing. moms, suburban college educated moms. what about your health insuranc insurance? i would

following -- taking place in the 26th in front of the headquarters of the democratic party, the hilton hotel at the corner of michigan and balboa avenues, as protesters threw bottles and expletives, the police fought back with mace used to run down people in the streets. and i apologize again for the smallness of the slide. here's where i get to the artistic response. so immediately artists responded to this conundrum. one of the first artists to respond was barnett newman who wrote a letter on september 3rd to the art institute then director charles cunningham to ask that his own work be removed from the upcoming exhibition, arguing that he didn't want to be part of an exhibition in a city where such brutality was in it. a few days later, the professor at berkeley and a new york artist proposed a two-year boycott of the city asking artists, and they got over 75 artists reported about this in "the new york times" with all the artists listed, who said that they would not show any work in chicago for two years. they argued at that time, quote, the recent actions by chicago police, directed and supported by mayor daley

. >> well, maria, for people who tried to take the democratic party further left had a rough night in michigan. they showed up in the form of vermont senator bernie sanders and alexandria o casio and she also took her message of democratic socialism in michigan's 11th congressional district. and she went to st. louis hoping the surge in momentum could help cory bush and in kansas she stumped with brett welder pushing for medicare for all and higher minimum wage. welder lost but only by three points and she picked up a win in the 4th district cruising to a 30-point victory and back in the 13th congressional district her candidate won by a thin margin and could become the nation's first muslim congresswoman. >> single-payer health care and free tuition and guaranteed jobs rejected last night. that's great news for taxpayers and with us now conservative commentator and a political commentator. great to see everybody today. >> thank you for joining us. gary, why is this great news for taxpayers? >> socialism is nothing than a hoover vacuum sucking the life out of the economy and taxpayers. it's never created a dime of wealth or

party they want to control congress. one potential democratic presidential contender traveling to 2020 primary states says his party has a lot of work to do. >> if we can't speak the language of iowa, michigan, or wisconsin and others, even if you can get electoral majority, you're never going to have a governing majority. >> smack dab between trips from iowa to new hampshire, joined by the democratic governor steve bullock. thanks for joining us, governor. >> great to be with you, jake, for sure. >> that's a pretty strong statement on the democratic party. tell me what do you think the national democratic party is getting wrong right now? >> the way i won montana, legislature almost two-thirds republican, so the way i governed and run is by showing up, by listening, not just going to places where democrats are but going all across the state, giving them a reason to vote for me as well. i have been traveling some around the country. even for iowa, places like michigan, wisconsin, and arkansas. >> what is the party getting wrong? obviously you're going to places that for instance hillary clinton didn't go, like michigan and wisconsin as much as she should have perhaps, but what is the messag

last democratic national committee raised fears of election hacking, it now says a recent tempt to breach the voter database was a false alarm. one party official reveals it was a test by t michiganic party that was unauthorized. >>> tonight federal authorities discovered a sophisticated drug tunnel stretching from a home in mexico all the way to an abandonabando abandoned enkentucky fried chi restaurant in arizona. the feds arrested the man that owns the abandoned building. he's accused ousing it to traffic drugs. >>> remember the video of an oregon man taunting a bison at yellowstone? the bison didn't get him but the law did. he was sentenced to 130 days in jail and five years probation after pleading guilty to misconduct. it could have been worse that bison was in an angrier mood. >>> when we come back, she made history on s and magazine covers and now taking a stand for kids. our spotlight is next. napoleon is duping us! all aroundouisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpf

defeated five rival candidates from the democratic party to win the primary race in the state of michigan now no republican candidates will stand against her in the election meaning she'll run unopposed will speak to her in a moment after this backgrounds are from a.j. plus. i don't want anybody whatever their faith who is be muslim being catholic being atheist whatever it is i don't ever want anybody to feel like they have to hide in . their like why do you want to run for office as like because i want to change the world and they're like what i'm like that's exactly what i want to do. the faith that alone islamist so misunderstood by so many and that's why it's important that i'm out here door knocking the biggest barrier is that wanting people to see more than just oh this is a muslim woman that oh no she's a hard worker she's the eldest of fourteen she went to public school system she didn't speak english when she started school and like look at her now i so happen to be an activist woman that cares deeply about people's lives and so happened to be muslim. and one of my colleagues in

democrat mccaskill with go against attorney general josh hawley. in michigan, the spread tweet that had iraq war veteran john james is a future star of the republican party after he won the primary to run against democratic senator debbie stapenow. >>> for the race of governor kansas, chris kobak has a slight lead over current republican governor. more votes are to be counted. >>> we are learning more about the man who wathe brain. 31-year-old darryl stinnette, jr. was safrancisco police arre outside of harlette around 1:00 a.m. moment later, someone drove up next to stinnette's car and opened fire killing him. >>> police arrested 27-year-old solomon espinosa in oak land. i was on a richmond bound train when he stabbed one person in the face and another in the arm. police believe that he used a box cutter. and surveillance cameras captured that attack. >>> an all-star tribute for nia wilson, the young woman randomly killed in a b.a.r.t. station. >> everybody watching at home, please, donate money. all proceeds, 100%, will go to the any why wail son family. >> her sister, laative ya were also injured. the crowd gave them a standing ovation. miya says he m

of her endorsed candidates lost. cortez failed. we're talking about michigan gubernatorial candidate. and congressional candidate. missouri congressional candidate as well. so the signs of democrat version of tea party movement, they are failings so far. >> when is you look at economy numbers, you talk about every day, it will make it more difficult to sell that message, we have historically low unemployment low, and history high consumer confidence, and business confidence, and stock markets continue to go up, paychecks going up, they are not a message of changing the economic system to socialism. liz: let's get to the trade fight with china. china is unveiling a -- war is come. look at this s&p 500 in terms of stocks, near a record high. 1.3 trillion in market valueded to that index since president unofficially announced the aluminum and steel tariffs on march 1. and president predicts 5 percent growth in next quarter. >> i think if he can get these trade deals done, and there is growing optimism that many of them can be done this fall, i think you will see the economy rocket fuel again, even more so with tax cuts, if we can get something worked out with china long-term, that is going to be outsta

of a test. yesterday the dnc said hackers created a fake login page to gather usernames and passwords. today, we learned the michigan democratic partyto test login security without informing the national party or the internet platform hosts. all of this comes as preparations intensify to try to secure the voting system for the november midterms. correspondent gillian turner reports one of the members of the president's national security team is telling potential hackers, back off. >> fresh off a meeting with his russian counterpart to date national security advisor john bolton said he delivered a stern warning about election interference. >> i made it clear he wouldn't tolerate meddling and 2018 and we were prepared to take necessary steps to prevent it from happening. >> it was the first high-level meeting between washington and moscow between the summit last month in helsinki. despite the tough talk, russia is not making any guarantees when it comes to the upcoming election. >> we weren't able to reach agreement and we decided to go ahead and speak individually. >> this comes as days after the administration's decision that four c

party in novemb november? might kobach be a republican nominee in a general election context? you mentioned michigan and missouri as well as kansas. we're looking at the ocasio-cortez/sanders wing of the democratic there pit them against the more establishment wing of the democratic party and we'll see if the energy is playing out the way it did in ocasio-cortez's wing in new york. >> the manafort trial continues, rick gates back on the stand this morning. how do you think this will play or seep into the political discourse in the coming weeks? >> it's a good question. the thing we're learning time and again is that the russia investigation overall or the manafort trial, it is not big talk on the campaign trail. what i think it does is it feeds the president's mood and that overall environment is having an impact. i don't think you'll see one congressional race of hinge of rick gates' dramatic testimony against him. >> david chalian with the bottom line. i'm sure david will be a big part of our election coverage ad as results pour in. watch cnn for a complete result starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> cnn newsroom with poppy harlow will pick up after this break. see you tomorrow. it's a gold

for governor in michigan, john james who trump called "the future star of the republican party" and michigan's gop primary for u.s. senate race and will go up against incumbent democratnd we'll hear from him later on the show and josh holly , who goes on to challenge democratic senator in missouri and two races still too close to call, well let's take a look at those, troy balderson, leading democrat danny o'connor in a much-watched special election in ohio just over 1,500 votes only .8 percentage points but more than 3,400 provisional ballots have yet to be counted there and ohio law calls for an automatic recount if the two candidates are separated by less than half a percentage point. let's switch over the drama does continue in kansas as incumbent governor hires an outside lawyer for the vote counting process with trump-backed secretary of state leading the race by less than a tenth of a percentage point, kovak formerly recused himself friday from his duties as secretary of state until the end of the primary process. meanwhile primaries in hawaii take place today. cortez has been on the big island campaigning for a fellow democratic socialistic and hawaii congres

editor of the halftime report joins me now to break it down. >> michigan state democratic party doingack and it is called in russia -- you could see the confusion. mystery solved. shannon: we have a mystery about what voters care about, healthcare is number one, not something we heard about on capitol hill. it pops up here and there but -- >> democrats talk about it but republicans don't want to talk about it because they screwed up. they had their chance, eight years to put together a replacement for obamacare. they have done a good job taking it away but haven't done a good job replacing it and what republicans have known for a long time was repeal, once you got to a certain point enough people were getting health insurance through these programs including expansion of medicaid and subsidies for middle-class people so they could buy insurance if you're not giving them a replacement it is a nonstarter. democrats know that and this is an issue that dovetails with the key demographic, suburban, college-educated moms. what about your health insurance? could we look at the graphic one mo

democratic nomination for governor. and in michigan, the former democratic leader of the state senate, gretchen whitmer, handlely won her party'sre now the major party nominees for governor in 11 states, breaking the record of ten set in 1994. and that number is almost certain to grow with the remaining primaries. with at least 20 more women nominated for the u.s. house last night, that total is now at 182. a record number of major party nominations with still more to come and one more milestone last night as michigan's tlaib will likely become the first muslim woman to serve in congress. a former state rep, she's unopposed in the general election for the seat. long held by ex-congressman john conyers. i think in a lot of ways, this is a response to trump. joe, women are stepping up. >> yeah. willie, so much. again, it is not a surprise. just like 1996 was a response to bill clinton. 2010 was a response to barack obama. no doubt about it. 2018 seems to be such a response to donald trump with the republicans underperforming everywhere. and women -- democratic women particularly, doing well in these early contests. >> no question

victory but it certainly is a harbinger of a difficult challenge in november now kelly the other big news. is when the democratic primary in a party stronghold in michigan and as i understand because she's running unopposed in the vendor she will now become the first muslim congresswoman i just want to give our viewers a little bit of background quickly daughter of palestinian immigrants she's made it clear she plans to stand up to donald trump like she did two years ago when she was actually removed from a trump rally in detroit i believe among more than ninety muslims mostly democrats who run for public office at various levels this year again for minorities kimberly for muslims for women for muslim or however you want to categorize this is this is . a strong moment for them even if it is a so she's running unopposed. yeah there are couple things we can take away from this the first one is definitely this is inspirational for minorities and even more so for women overall in fact what is important to note in these races that took place on tuesday night in the united states is that there were records broken in terms of the number of women candidates tha

democratic to its roots. of course, i'm being facetious. countries become michigan more democratic than that. japan would be an example and even germany. >> what was his reason for single out her or the democratic party. not the president himself or -- >> what set these demonstrations off in december of 2011, was a parliamentary vote which was braisingly rigged. and that night protestors began gathering near the kremlin. a day or two later, clinton who was somewhere near at the time -- i don't remember where says i don't believe the elections were free an fair. and simultaneously the protests were growing even bigger and bigger. putin needed an enemy. and to his right for the blaming. >> could you speak more about the american military expedition to russia. i think you said it was 1917 or so. what was president wilson's original intent? was that how we see a moderate peace-keeping mission or a democracy with the point of bayonet and how did the american army, the commanders interpret that when they got on the ground? did they know what the president actually wanted? >> great question. there are a couple of books about that but very briefly it was a classic case of mission creep. americans landed in n

democratic party as deplorable. urban blacks dismissed as disposable. people in areas around the state of michiganzones i was flying in. senator stabenow has been an elected official for 43 years and been in washington for 20. has done precious little. seven bills passed the law. five to rename buildings. we need someone who focuses on quality of life for michigan voters. someone who voc uss on quality of future for our children and making sure we get rid of identity politics and political correctness to execute and get results and make sure we get new energy and new blood and someone who will work with our president to bring talent and help bring economic opportunity back to the state of michigan. >> sandra: in addition to the other words i read from the president earlier rarely have i seen a candidate with such potential. he is spectacular. if you win the general election you will be the second black republican senator in congress next to tim scott from south carolina. what does it mean to you? >> i'm excite i had that my father, who was born in mississippi in 1941 living across the street from

of the democratic party. how did last night look for them? >> they did no succeed in the michigan governor's race and also a house primary iksas' third district, the morehm establt-oriented candidates, one particularly in the michigan race. it just goes to show that as impolice evidence as ocasio cor tends's win against joe crowley was in new york state, it was more the exception than the rule. i would say these t so-called democratic establishment is generally getting thndeir ates through these primaries, although she is a major exception given that she beat a top-ranking house democrat. >> brangham: kyle kdik, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> brangham: president trump has promised to improve how the department of veterans affairs cares for our former serce-men and women. but a new report out today estions how the department is being run, and whether outside influence affects the treatment that veterans are receiving. nick schifrin has the story. >> schifrin: when former veterans affairs secretary david shulken closed the stock hchange last november, he an unusual

party is very unified. but i'm saying it's different. the bigger part of the tent right now is you've gotten those reagan democrats. that's the reason trump won, in those states like pennsylvania, ohio, and michigantched over to the republican party. >> guys, thank you very, very much. good discussion. we'll continue this down the road. >>> coming up, less than two months after historic summit in singapore, the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo now says north korea is not living up to its vow to denuclearize. how does that square with the president's praise just days ago? we'll discuss. i landed. i saw my leg did not look right. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner that's... proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. in clinical studies, almost 98% of patients on xarelto® did not experience another dvt or pe. xarelto® works differently. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's na

abdul ousley had which was part of the younger socialist democrat wing that we've seen emerge within the party. what does this tell you? >> you ask me when it comes to michigane has no republican opponents. elected to the u.s. congress. that's a big story here. all three of them running in what is called the blue wave of michigan. >> just asking about the socialist movement in the party. a national headlines. real quick response for you on this. >> with socialism is a thing of headlines and they have a major issue they've got to deal with, to will isolate the majority of americans. cheryl: glad to have you both back. thank you very much. we have a critical vote in new york city today that will decide the amount of ridesharing cars on the street. cheryl: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. the blood is boiling. >> we are watching this closely because the new york city council will vote on legislation to cast a number of vehicles like cooper and lyft. this comes as a number of these vehicles drastically increase in the last few years adding to the congestion and decrease in the value. other similar services have pushed back on the proposed regulations

yesterday, the dnc said it was a target of a sophisticated attempt by hackers to gain access to its voter database. turns out today, the michigan democratic party requested that a firm called digidems check the dnc websites for any vulnerabilities. a san francisco security firm spotted the apparent cyber attack and then notify the dnc. this afternoon, it's not clear why the michigan dnc did not alert the national committee about that test. >>> well, from stubborn low clouds and lots of haze across the skies for today. we are still tracking hurricane lane, still a major hurricane with winds about 130 miles an hour. this has been weakening but you just saw the live report out there. i showed you some of the airport observations right now and those winds out toward maui. you can see winds gusting to 29 miles an hour. up toward kawai, reporting a gust up to 20 miles an hour. those winds, this is the overall direction, circulating around the storm center and they are already picking up. for us, though, we have kind of a stable weather pattern. not too much change day today. it will be a cool to mild forecast. temperatures ranging from near 60 coast

michigan, missouri, and washington state. the president won all of those states except washington state in the 2016 election. some of the primaries could take the democratic party a little bit farther to the left. kennedy: joining us, for tonight's panel, jessica tarlov, tom shillue, along with republican strategist noelle nikpour. all eyes are on this race in ohio. democrats are very optimistic. this is a very red district. it shouldn't be competitive. democrats are comparing it to the pennsylvania victory with conor lamb. >> you have a better candidate than you did in pennsylvania. i find it interesting that you could be kasich and trump endorsed. in the early prior mayys votes danny o'connor pulled in 26% of the votes. but he's not running on medicare for all. he's not saying we should abolish i.c.e. kennedy: he was not endorsed by alexandria ocasio-cortez. i think a lot of democrats would be better served if they had the same messages danny o'connor and conor lamb had. >> their supporters are the only ones who are motivated. that's all that matters. goth god bless prime minister, danny o'connor and troy balderson, they don't excite she. but that doesn't mat

of legal criteria takes months to determine. >> all right. elise, michelle, thank you so much on that development. >>> still ahead here, michigan's democratic partys now fielding an all female ticket for statewide races in november. among them a woman poised to be the first muslim woman elected to congress in this country. taleb joins me live in moments. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. [beep] [beep] [beep] our members shop a little differently. so we reward every purchase. let's see what kate sent. for you. for all of us. that's for me. navy federal credit union open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans, and their families. ♪ (electronic dance music)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast >>> we are following the major news shocking a lot of lawmakers from capitol hill to new york, new york republican congressman chris collins has been charged with fraud related to insider trading. the congressman along with his son and his son's future fa

of the vote. the huge turnout records since 1978 for democrats in michigan. what are the lackluster results for republican this is week doing to the party conversational roell? >> we're 90 days out. the president saying he wants to have an aggressive stance going forward. he wants the campaign three, four, five days a week. he wants to go into dozens of districts and talk about the economy, talk about immigration, talk about trade. to republicans that cuts both ways, the presidents energizes his base but in many places his numbers are below 50%, including key districts where republicans need to win to keep the house and senate as well. but particularly the house republicans are very concerned about. >> i thought it was telling the quote you had from kevin mccarthy, the republican congressman who said you can't half embrace the president's agenda. this is the dilemma the candidates are dealing with. on russia, people should know that the white house has -- is drafting an executive order and what it would do as it pertains to russia is that it would call for more sanctions, it would give the president authority to do that. my question is is this something with