and i need it anita dunn.er these messages. ♪ mark: with us is democratic strategist james carville and also anita dunn. bad. the good and the anita: i think picking pants could help them carry indiana. that's the good. he is not exciting. he is not dynamic. he has some real negatives from his time as governor. carville: i think we help the democrats carry indiana. he could win the governor's race. how is he going to help win the presidency. you both think mike pence is a bad idea. what about chris christie? anita: chris christie is a good running mate if the only thing he ever had to do was go debate whoever the democrats nominated for vice president. unfortunately he brings his baggage and his personality with him. that outweighs his performance in debates. james carville: chris christie crushed marco rubio. there is a lot of downsides to chris christie. it assumes that the democratic vice presidential nominee can't get ready for the debate which is a pretty big assumption. anita: it scares me a james sire a

and crystal dunn said, "wow, what a journey.s and pain but all of the love and support and i'm where i want to be." hope solo and carli lloyd will make her third appearance. she was the hero of the 2013 world cup. and alex morgan and megan rapino will head to the games for the second time. >>> well, golf has waited 112 years to get back into the olympic games and for the wait continues. the latest to withdraw from rio is jordan spieth. he explained his decision earlier today. >> i'm very passionate and a supporter of olympics and olympic golf. i do hope to play in four or five nameth olympics if i have the opportunity and everything falls in place. this is just a really unique circumstance this year and whatever any people think or maybe it looks bad on golf at the moment, i think that that will rebound. >> so he knows it doesn't put golf in the best light. >> what was the reason? >> zika. i guess i thought that was assumed. >> it's a sport. >> it is a sport. >> fastest, strongest -- >> thought we'd go here. >> it is a sport. >>

to take a second look at the indication, so did the media, including special crime writer dominick dunneicularly into this case. >> cynthia mcfadden is nbc news senior investigative and consider correspondent. >> at the william kennedy smith rape trial, that william kennedy smith had been at the moxley house the night of the murde dominick dunne was very interested. he was interested sufficiently that me wrote a novel based on the crime. >> michael's father hired private investigators, but that backfired because michael changed his story. he still said he went to his cousin's house that night, but now he says he didn't go straight to bed after he got home. instead, he went out again to martha's house. >> and he went looking for her. >> chris morano was the prosecutor in the case. >> he claimed he climbed a tree to look into her window. and afterwards, he masturbated. >> after that he climbed down and walked through the area where martha's body was later found. >> he placed himself at the scene of the crime looking for the victim. >> he was a subject of a book written by mark fuhrman. >>

born in the early 1800s dunn was the son of then house sergeant in arms thomas dunn. this aligns with our other accounts that suggest the young sons or nephews of house officers may have been the earliest pages. like many house pages over the years, dunn spent a long career in the house, succeeding his father in 1824 as the sergeant-at-arms and serving in that capacity until 1832. so we are getting closer to taking the history of house pages back to the turn of the 19th century and as i indicated it he opening finding and preserving these stories remains an abiding interest for our office. with that i will turn it over to farar elliott. thank you. >> hello. i'm farar elliott, i'm the cure rarity of the house and it's great to get to follow matt who gave you a real sense of what 19th century page life was like and what some of the real defining elements of being a page 150 or almost 200 years ago are. so what i want to do today is walk you through the experience of a single family's pair of pages that they had, that they sent to the house in the 1860s. the detail of it

c+sv ♪ mark: back now with james carville and anita dunn.t, we talked about trump's vice president options. let's talk about hillary clinton, the kind of conventional wisdom remains. leave tim kaine aside for a second. what is another name out there with it should be other that you think would be a good alternative to cain if she decides against him? anita: i've always in a fan of having elizabeth born on this -- war and on this ticket. -- elizabeth warren connects extremely well with voters concerned about economic inequality. i think it would be a great ticket. name yout is a would like? >> i would like a chris christie and elizabeth warren debate. that is something i would like to see. sherrod brown, tom vilsack, the castro's -- i don't think we are going to know. my guess is she's going to be very deliberate, listen to everybody, read everything and make up her mind later. if he picks chris christie, please take elizabeth warren because that vice presidential debate would be one for the ages. [laughter] john: james, let me stay with you.

congratulations to crystal dunn and ali krieger. krieger helped the u.s. win the world cup last year. dunn is now excited about her chances. >> you know, we have new faces. we have new challenges. but we have great leadership. there are so many great people who we look up to on the team that we feel they're going to lead noose a gold medal. >> crystal dunn is a forward, ali krieger is a defender. she is from alex an dree yachlt the olympics are next month. can you believe it? the countdown is on. >> that's right, right here on nbc. >> you may have noticed but millennials love living in our area. i can't blame them. it's a great place to live. >>rl millennials in the country. arlington received high marks for job opportunities and access to bars and restaurants. it missed the first spot because of the high cost of living. alexandria is the third best place. d.c. scored the number nine spot. niche.com released the rankings. a couple weeks ago we said arlington is the best place for retiring. so now the millennials and the retirees. >> harmonious place. 5:27

-- i love to speak to a needed done -- to anita dunn.ave great skills in the democratic party but also just the general industry of getting the message out. wonderful to have you with us. you have said that in terms of any convention, it is getting to the acceptance speech. let's back up. what did you think of the opposition's acceptance speech the other night? anita: the opposition's acceptance speech was totally consistent with the opposition. it did not present a very positive view of america, which is what people want. they want to know how we get to the next place and it is a better place. mednax, dark, dystopian whatever you want to call -- mad max, whatever you call it. tom: what i find fascinating is, you get to go next. you have this huge advantage in philadelphia of coming after cleveland. have you seen that advantage greater to be the follow-on? advantage i think the in being able to present a contrast of ideas to unite the country and move it forward. what hillary's campaign is about is in or must review will see it -- is eno

south san jose 101 both directions between dunn and blossom hill road.ou will have two lanes completely shut down for the next 20 minutes. expect some slight delays there. hopefully they will have that wrapped up before the morning drive. couple of days ago we saw some significant delays throughout that area. right now, there are drive times north 101, 280/680 to 237. traffic clear there. highway 87 looks good. bay bridge couple cars in the cash lanes but overall quiet into san francisco. >>> the son of a missing vallejo woman is urging anyone with information on the case to come forward. john babb spoke out asking for help because his mother elvira is missing for two weeks. he said he received a text message on june 30 from someone demanding $60,000. four suspects are now in custody but police say that they are giving no information about elvie babb's whereabouts. >> i pray every day that i'll see my mom again. this has been complete nightmare. >> three of the suspects were arraigned yesterday. the accused ringleader emmanuel espinoza pleaded not guilty

dunn's foundation for the advancement of right thinking turns up again. franklin, now madison. the same foundation that gave $13.7 million to these countermovement organizations also gave to the madison one. and of course again, the lynde and harry bradley foundation, gave to the franklin center, gives to the madison center to the siewn of almost $20 million into the climate web. the james madison institute is also a member of the state policy network. the state policy network, according to the center for media and democracy source watch, is a $83 million right-wing empire -- end quote, that has received money from a koch family foundation and of course the identity scrubbing donors trust and donors capital, which, by the way, are the big green diamond here at the center of this web. according to desmog blog's examination of the madison institute, it opposed the waxman-markey cap-and-trade legislation, and in 2009 issued a plea to policymakers in florida, the state that is going fastest under water because of sea level rise, to stop any action on climate change following the so

warrick dunn released a longon statement about the killings.the it read in part we can't just js sitbout howow horrible all this is.s i we have to do something. and that means it always starts with the individual.ua dunn's mother was a policeice officer in baton rouge. rou she was ambushed and killed on the job when dunn was in highn h school.hool. >> also this morning, anng, an intern at walt disney thene the world has been given her jober j back after she was fired foror tweeting a photo of a sign sig telling employees how to how respond to visitors' questionsst about alligators the themeheme the sign apparently told disney workforce tell visitors they didn't know of gators gat living in disney waters andn die not to tell them whether they t had ever seen any before.efore. >> and actress tatiana ali wholi starred in fresh prince of o belair is suing warner war brothers and telepicturesre saying they stole her idea forde the daytime talk show the real. >> interesting. coming up on fox news morning fn we're going to talk politics. political action committeesee and a growing list oft

sun ward dunn the former nfl star s from baton rouge released a long statement about the killings it can't just sit aroundgs and tall about how horrible all of thisl is. we have to do something andhingd that means it always starts with the individual. individua now warrick dunn's mother wasr w a police officer in baton she was ambushed and and a killed on the job when dunn when was in high school. >>> meanwhile an intern at inter walt disney world has beenis given her job back after sheacks was fired for tweeting a photo o of a sign telling employees how to respond to visitors' questions about alligators atllr the theme park. pk. the sign told disney workerske to tell visitors they don'ty d't know of gator living in disneygd waters and not to tell them the whether they had ever seen any before. >>> actress tatiana ali who starred in the fresh prince of f belair is suing warningerng wni brothers and telepickers saying they stole her idea foreh the daytime talk show the reel. >> oops. >> i know, it will be it ll b interesting to see how this seew plays out. you got to have some evidenc

anita dunn, thank you. >> thank you, chris. >>> still to come, nasa celebrates a five-year mission to jupiter that was nearly perfect. nearly perfect. i'll explain that ahead. >> johnson is here! two of the greatest wrestle mania main events in history. >> what is happening? >> two of the greatest of all times. that's one-half of sports entertainment's mt. rushmore right there. >> it's easy in polarized times to i.d. people immediately and say, you're clearly in this camp and you're in that camp, and you're in my tribe, and you're not. might seem easy to stereotype john cena. his job week in and week out is a litmus test for machismo. >> wwe, pptv -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> that part i got. >> he's also showing off his inner thespian, acting opposite amy schumer. but it wasn't until yesterday watching an ad that i got a better understanding of who he really is. >> almost half the country belongs to minority groups, lesbian, african american, bi, and transgender and native american and proud of it. we know that labels don't devalue us. they help define us, keeping us dialed in

. >> reporter: from washington spirit to olympic spirit, crystal dunn and teammate ali krieger are offio. >> ever since that moment, i was like, you know what, i am going to make it back. i'm going to be so motivated to play in the olympics because that's a dream of mine. 4 1/2 years later, almost five years, it's actually coming true. this is a bigger team. this is every sport. this is not even 1% of the world gets to attend the olympics and i'm one of the athletes around the world that has to be part of a bigger team. and it's usa now and i think i feel like all of that other support and watching people succeed at what they do best and then kind of getting that into our game and our team and our own success and that's different than what the world cup is. >> physically, i feel great. i'm soccer i think i've played in a very long time and i continue to get better every day and that's my goal. but i'm going to play the role that, you know, is asked of me. i'm never going to get complacent. >> reporter: two players with a different journey. krieger looking for more success and crystal d

craig dunn, you are so important in this conversation. as a republican -- i'm being told, no, craig is on a stakeout for now. david, to you. talk about the picture, the plane, the chopper, the entrance. >> we've spent so much time talking about these speeches and what people say. conventions are also about images. pageantry. and donald trump is the king of images and pageantry. frankly, even with this helicopter/train/planes/ automobiles entrance, it takes a little bit of the coverage away from it the plagiarism controversy that's been dominating cable news all week. trump has always overcome a media narrative, i think. i think even if convention -- even though this convention has been rocky for two days, maybe it is rocky tonight, i think he can change it with one big speech tomorrow night. because rarely do you remember a monday or tuesday night of convention history. it is all about thursday night and trump has the ability to completely change the narrative. >> there's been a lot of news on the speech writing bit. just in the last hour

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but i did get the records. >> did gibson dunn try to talk to you? justin: the red cross hired gibson dunn to argue on their behalf these records were trade secrets and i should not get them. it was not in a court. there were letters written by the lawyers to the a.g.'s office explaining why i should not see this stuff. they got it because withdrew their objection many months later. questions,ther please raise your hand. >> a couple of questions. said don't put the date on. what is the alternative because you don't know when they will answer you? jessica: just say present day so they have to give you everything up to the point at which they return the documents to you. that is far better. i think it might encourage them to get it done faster because the longer they wait, the more documents they have to give to you. was about question appealing if you don't get a response. with the federal foia, how long she'd you wait before you appeal if you don't get a response? justin: i can answer this because i happened to be root talking to someone at the repor

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. >> reporter: conyers police captain jackie dunn wanted to get jazz and taz away from the house. that's when he noticed they were hurting themselves. >> one of them was biting her arm. why are you biting your arm? i'm so upset, i do that when i get upset. >> reporter: this was the worst kind of case, detectives needed information fast. but how do you get it from children who just left their dead mother? [ crying ] >> they were going in and out of fits of tears and crying. >> i want grandma. >> asking for their mom. >> i want mama. >> she both seem to be rocking back and forth, you know, contemplative, traumatized, disturbed. >> it will be okay. >> i want grandma. >> it will be ok. >> i remember thinking, man, i hope there is a civil family member to adopt these girls because they really need somebody to reach out and be good parents for them. >> reporter: word spread through the late afternoon gloom. a friend called yucca harris. >> she asked me when is the last time i talked to nikki. i said saturday. you may want to go over to her house because the helicopters were there and th

try to comen dunn back to you and talk to you? justin: the red cross hired gibson dunn to argue on their behalf these records were trade secrets and therefore, i should not get them. it was my actually -- it was not actually in a court, but there were letters written explaining why i should not see this stuff. but i got it because they withdrew their objection many months later unilaterally. benjamin: any other questions? please raise your hand. >> a couple of questions. sorry. jessica, you said, don't put the date on. what is the alternative, though? because you do not know when they are going to answer it, do you? "presentyou just say day," so they have to give you everything up to the point at which they return the documents to you. that is far better. documents to you. that is far better. i think it might encourage them to get it done faster because the longer they wait, the more documents they have to give to you. >> another question was about appealing if you don't get a response. with the federal foia, how long she'd you wa

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my name is megan dunn. i am the chief of staff here at mount vernon. you are about to have a fantastic event. first, i want to thank them for continuing to provide for the monthly talk, which is very popular throughout the year. i would also like to recognize a very special guest in the audience.

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passry pew with the great to crystal dunn. lead, and the 1-0 that's how they win it.ena williams playing in two finals today, the singles final and the doubles final. she had germany's angelique kerber in the singles final. just a couple of points sell up grading them -- just a couple of points separating them. serena with the set point, look at the backhand winner. clutch. the second set, serena broke kerber to take the 5-3 lead. matchpoint, she is serena with the charge to the net, the winning volley. she makes history, tying steffi graf with most grand slam titles in the open era with 22. 6-3.na wins 7-5, if you hours later, serena was back on the court with her for theenus doubles final -- a few hours later full stop they easily when , their 14th grand slam doubles title together, six that wimbledon. hoops, the wizards played a summer league game today in vegas. second quarter, the wiz up by tw o. michael eric finishes with the smash. wiz led by five at the break. strong with the the wizards win 88-73. and the washington spirit beat the chicago red stars 2-0. kell

dunn: this is our second class of fellows. they just arrived this week and have very busy schedules, but they are wonderful to speak with. it is now my honor to be able to injures tonight's -- introduce tonight speaker, fergus bordewich. he has been a independent historian and writer since the 1970's. he is a frequent speaker who has also worked as a journalist, which allows him to write on history, politics, and more. his articles have appeared in the new york times, the wall street journal, and the smithsonian appear. he is the author of several books. he is currently working on a new book focusing on congress's role in the civil war, and tonight he will join us to speak about his latest book, the first congress: how james madison, george washington, and a group of extraordinary men invented the government. me in welcoming fergus bordewich. [applause] mr. bordewich: hi, everyone. i assume you can hear me clearly enough in the back? not too loud, i hope? thank you all for being here. iwill allow as much time as can for questi

crystal dunn of spirits, scoring in the 15th minute after the beautiful assist from klingenberg.sa doubling their lead. remember this name. mallory pew. she's 18 years old and maybe starting in brazil. scores at the near post here to make it 2-0 to the americans. just before the half, last summer's world cup final, carli lloyd makes it 3-0 with a smashing header off the assist. the u.s. rolls, final score 4-0 over costa rica. >>> u.s. men's basketball taking on argentina in the first of five pre-olympic exhibition games. in one not that close. the americans led by kevin durant who had a game high 23 points. demarcus cousins had a big night as well with a double double. 14 points and 15 rebounds for boogie. how about paul george, broke his leg a couple years ago playing for the usa. scores 18 points off the bench. the u.s. wins big, 111-74. the u.s. men's basketball and women's soccer, to take home gold in rio next month. hoops competition starts august 6th. the women's soccer team begins their run august 3rd against new zealand. that's all the time we've got. send it back to the

alexandria, virginia native, she had to miss london after blowing out her knee, also heading to rio crystal dunne last player cut from the u.s. team. she has more than earned her spot. and when i heard i wasn't going to be with the national team last year, i said okay, this is a chance for me to get better. every day i'm just embracing my new role and being a better teammate. >> ever since that moment, i was like, you know what? i am going to make it back. playing in the olympics is a dream of mine. now 4 1/2 years later, almost five years, it's coming true. >>> wizards summer league taking on the nets. everyone checking out kelly, jr., first round pick last year, finishing like a pro now. 16 points for him today. exciting finish in the game. final ten seconds, game tied at 85-85. comes up with the steal, going the other way. time winding down, and hits the game-ending la. league. they're 2-1 in preliminaries. the american lead wins 4-2, fourth straight american league know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can e