the chaplain leaves, and duvall turns back to the letter. maxwell said, cut. duvall was crying. he had just gotten so much involved. that impresses me. that's what we hope to do in this movie that is being contemplated of lee and jackson. we will begin on fort stedman, march 25. i think that's the date that lincoln arrives at city point. lincoln is arriving to talk to grant. lee is planning a desperate attack. we will probably end up on april 14. grant comes back to his room in washington. mrs. grant says, " the president wants us to go to a play tonight." grant says, "we made other plans. i will get back in touch with you." got to have good music. i said i want to get "shenandoah." anything else? all right, thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> this weekend, we will explore the history and literary life of provo, utah. moon's rare visit books. it showcases many of the rare finds including bri

adam duvall with the man at second and two gone.s beat the cubs tonight and so the nationals are in a huge comeback in the bottom of the tenth. getting the division lead down to five. although if you had told them that they'd had into sunday afternoon with a five-game lead at this time last week they probably would have been okay with that. but they have that seven-game skid for the mets and marlins before knocking on the door. >> absolutely. you'll go through those ups and downs in the winning streaks on the losing streaks, and that was an town without a doubt. but they have been back on the winning track. when you look at rosters, this is probably the best in the division. i know the marlins are trying to make some noise and trying to catch this club but the nationals, much like they have over the last couple of years, this is the first year i think were seeing them put it all together and make that run the way that they should. but it becomes bigger than that for this club because it's also about advancing in the postseason. not

duvall patrick and obama speeches. they're almost identical as well.his controversy, was there two lines that were similar, i think it is overblown. manafort put it to rest. i agree with juan. she had a beautiful speech. >> eric, you know, i don't see how you can justify her excuses. this is terrible. >> i'm not. >> you know what, same thing, but obama did it himself eight years ago. >> he was roundly ridiculed for it. that is, i think is the point. somebody did a real disservice to her. because that speech that she gave, she was brave to get up there. i thought she was very, very good, getting high praise all around. and they've given seven different explanations. it is not her. if she is mad, she has a right to be. they did a disservice to her. this is not meant -- you're not saying this to hurt the trump campaign. hiding the fact that they have a problem in terms of dealing with crisis, communication, it is not a big deal in terms of crisis, but from a pr standpoint, somebody did a disservice to her. >> she said she wrote it herself. that's even mor

adam duval and check out his range. he makes the catch and avoids the collision. later that inning he lets down the giants. you gotta make that catch. the reds tie the game on a sack fly moments later. now top seven. jay bruce and this guy is on fire. homering in his career high fifth straight game. a franchise record and giants' pitching staff surrendered 24 home runs and they lose their 9th game and 11th try. 2-1 your final. lead on the dodgers is down to two and a half games. >> he has been diagnosed tw a herniated disk that will prevent him from playing on the brazilian international team. i know how bad he wanted to participate in the olympics. >>> and warriors guard and assistant coach competed in the pro-am at tpc stone bred. it is on the web.com tour. proceeds will benefit the security fund when he is not playing hoops he is on the ball course. jim harbaugh is having fun. he threw out the first pitch of the cubs game. notice the neatly tucked shirt into the khakis and he brought it with some heat. looks like a strike from my vantage point. this abc7 sports

. >> he was given permission by duvall. >> no, he wasn't. . we can all try to rewrihistory here.ing history. you're the only one. >> he did this. duval patrick came out and said i don't mind that he used my words. >> even if that's true, who cares? this is 2016. >> who cares about melania? who cares about barack, who cares about melania. >> because we're talking about what's happening now. >> and it's a cover up. all they had to do was say on the first day that it happened melania trump admired michelle obama and took some of the information from her speech. >> and when they knew that she was the person that read that speech and gave it to her speech writer, they went to cnn and lie about it? doesn't that bother you? >> no, no, because i'm a human being with empathy and i try to put myself in this scenario. the scenario to me played out like this. melania is on a plane. she's very excited. she did well, glowing reviews. no, though -- for three days, the campaign lie it about it. >> we've gone through she did a great job. she's not a political person. >> i'm going through why i'm

barack obama plagiarized duval patrick and elizabeth warren. >> she is so poised.egant and delivered so well. english is her fifth language. imagine going over to slovania and doing that in front of 30 million people, it's difficult. there are people born in america, english is their first language, go out there and crumble. she represented our family so well. and we couldn't have been more proud of her. and my father. >> she has a success story. she was successful from the very beginning. she does speak five languages. english is the fifth one. >> no one wants to talk about that she came into the country legally and became very successful and had an amazing career. she's an amazing woman. she's come here legally and learns the language. >> legally assimilates and has a love for the country. >> you can feel her hoff for this country and everything this country has given her. that is what we want out there. we want legal immigration. and the issues he's been willing to step out on, that other people deem too controversial, they don't want to touch it, but we need th

duvall hits another one. they will hold on for a 9-7

adam duval and check out his range. he makes the catch and avoids the collision.hat inning he lets down the giants. you gotta make that catch. the reds tie the game on a sack fly moments later. now top seven. jay bruce and this guy is on fire. homering in his career high fifth straight game. a franchise record and giants' pitching staff surrendered 24 home runs and they lose their 9th game and 11th try. 2-1 your final. lead on the dodgers is down to two and a half games. >> he has been diagnosed tw a herniated disk that will prevent him from playing on the brazilian international team.

adam duval and check out his range. he makes the catch and avoids the collision.er that inning he lets down the giants. you gotta make that catch. the reds tie the game on a sack fly moments later. now top seven. jay bruce and this guy is on fire. homering in his career high fifth straight game. a franchise record and giants' pitching staff surrendered 24 home runs and they lose their 9th game and 11th try. 2-1 your final. lead on the dodgers is down to two and a half games. >> he has been diagnosed tw a herniated disk that will prevent him from playing on the brazilian international team. i know how bad he wanted to participate in the olympics. >>> and warriors guard and assistant coach competed in the pro-am at tpc stone bred. it is on the web.com tour. proceeds will benefit the security fund when he is not playing hoops he is on the ball course. jim harbaugh is having fun. he threw out the first pitch of the cubs game. notice the neatly tucked shirt into the khakis and he brought it with some heat. looks like a strike from my vantage point. this abc7 sports rep

duvall hits another one. they will hold on for a 9-7 victory. a's in arlington.e-hour two-minute rain delay. the weather was not cooperating. the sun was shining and struck out the side in the first. they were all sent packing. he piled it on in the fourth. the seventh of the year and the a's go up 3-0. the rangers would rally for three in the fifth. the a's hang on to win it in style. check out josh reddick. laying out the layout victory and 6-3 the final. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> makes me happy to se and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> now on jimmy kimmle, it is david >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david spade -- ozzy and jack osbourne -- "the baby bachelorette," the boys tell all -- and music from the strokes, with cleto and the cletones. and now, what'd you miss -- here's jimm

fred duval of the clinton campaign. -- jamie ofs of the the sanders campaign. >> we must specifically address the issue of dreamers and the barriers put in front of them to achieve their potential. this is one of the states that does not allow in state tuition. it does not allow them the in-statesy to bam affordable access to higher education and denies some drivers licenses. we know as many as you do, hundreds of thousands of dreamers are here for hundreds much to hours, taking one course at a time because they cannot afford to take with them one and take it at an out-of-state price. ,eird denying these committed gifted, talented young people the future they deserve and it is important that every state in the country give them the path to the american dream. arizonaemocrats in stand and unity. [speaking spanish] is, -- thank you, we withdraw the amendment. by ron owens, page 14, line 11, the proposed amendment is to add the , "we believe in the power of national service to solve problems and break down barriers by bringing people of all background together in common purpose. national

barack obama has had his own problems in the past with lifting portions of duvall patrick's speeches and joe biden had the same problems. this is a political thing when you give a lot of speeches and rely on speech writers, both republicans and democrats have had issues with lifting things but no one can say donald trump as he goes onstage unscripted is pulling anything from anybody because the guy is so unconventional. and that's the candidate that's in the lead. and i think the media has to get beyond and over this and we have to really talk about the issues that truly matter which is this is about security. this is about the economy and growth and families and wages and feeling safe in your home and community. >> what's donald trump's best original idea of creating jobs? >> there's nothing under the sun if you look at republicans and democrats. >> shouldn't there be and candidates come to us with inspiration. >> is it new to say the tax code is too complex. >> it's not new. so he has no new ideas? >> of course. there's a debate over too much or too little in the tax code and too m

adam duvall pops it up. great sliding catch. missed the collision. later that inning the defense lets down the giants. fly ball to left. pagan can't keep the ball in the glove. reds tie the game moments later. bruce stays hot. career-high, fifth straight game. six home runs over that span. franchise record. the giants pitching staff has surrendered 24 home runs against the all star break. their lead on the dodgers, down two and a half times. >> varejao not playing in the olympics for the brazilian team, but he should be ready for training camp with the warriors. i know how bad he wanted to participant in this year's olympics in his home country. >> the pga championship gets under way tomorrow with jason day, your defending champ. we've had three first time champs in the first three majors. will the trend continue? jason day won his first major at year at the pga. an emotional victory as it is for everyone who wins their first slam. the final chance of the season to win a major including 20 club professionals who qualified their way into the only majo

senator obama was accused of it with duval patrick. michelle obama taking some.ary clinton, bernie sanders was asked about something she apparently took from him on "meet the press" and he said we're exploring the copyright issues here. it is a danger at large for people like this, but a mistake here, i think someone should walk the plank and apparently they're not. >> katrina, let me ask you, jeffrey lord is a huge supporter of donald trump. he has defended him for a year. this is not the first time that the internet found instances of her used other people's words as her own. all of those detectives on twitter today found in 2012 she posted in twitter this quote. always trust yourself, think for yourself, speak for yourself, be yourself. that is a quote from marva collins collins in a book. always listed word for word, she left out imitation is suicide, an interesting thing to leave out. is it possible, i don't know what happened, is it possible this is the fourth language she speaks and she is from another culture that she didn't know it's frowned upon in publ

. >> during the 2008 campaign, barack obama admitted that he used lines suggested by duval patrick and said he should have running for president, he borrowed some lines from a british politician and the ensuing controversy ended his presidential bid. ben carson was accused of lifting sections from a variety of sources for his 2012 book "america the beautiful." he apologized for not correctly citing his sources. and rand paul was accused of lifting book and speech passages from wikipedi. he blasted his accusers but eventually he admitted he did not properly attribute the information. >>> our team coverage continues with the mood of the delegates as they are poised to make donald trump their official nominee. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> i wish i could tell you what the mood of the virginia delegates is but i think it's easier just to show you. look a seats. when i was here on the floor yesterday, the virginia delegation erupted when the rules were passed against their objections. everyone was crowding around this area, as we saw in the virginia delegation take offense. to

elliott road and of all is try -- duvall is try.e have been some gusty winds but again the watch is pretty much over with. let me show you another picture -- this is the inner loop and pennsylvania. that's what we were looking at at about three or 4:00 -- 3:00 or 4:00 today. the exception will be the extreme southern maryland but -- for the most part we are in pretty good shape. the watch is gone. that just includes congress -- calaveras the watch continues until 8:00. and it's bringing up a bit out there. still 73 with showers of the airport. here's the radar and this was the heavy severe activity then moved across earlier. now to cross the bay. leftover showers on the east side of 95 toward dale city and fredericksburg but nothing severe. we will zoom in a little bit. folks are going out on 50 e. we've got pretty good showers still across parts of calaveras county. and st. mary's county. there's still a warning for this storm. you are under a warning out toward pennsylvania county until 6:15 and this will move off to the east and

amendment 180 is sponsored by fred duval. line 34, the proposed amendment is to insert on page seven line 34 the following. business and small entrepreneurship we can grow jobs faster in america. tape to holdhe red back small businesses and entrepreneurs. 35 the following. we will provide tax relief and taxable vocation for small business, and we will expand access to new markets because every american small business should be able to tap new markets, whether they are across their city, across their state, or across the world. democrats will provide targeted funding and support for entrepreneurship in small business growth in underserved communities. delete from line 35 the following. by supporting small businesses we can grow jobs faster in america. the reason is because it has moved up to line 34. replace first two online 37 with as engines of opportunity for. >> thank you. you have one moment. >> i move amendment one a.d., which seeks to support and stimulate small business. >> do we have 15 seconds? we have 15 seconds. an

this is duvall drive at elliott road. brought power lines down. reports of 100 people without power in montgomery county. isolated tree damage. we did have gusts of wind around 50, 60 miles an hour. some weaker trees did come down and southern montgomery county along river road in bethesda. you can see most of the action is across the bay. areas in the red and yellow and orange, now that's well over on the eastern shore. lingering light rain in washington. southern to eastern suburbs. that's continuing to track east and pulling a exiti exiting st. mary's county. a look at another heat wave on the way. that's coming up this half hour. >>> to baton rouge now, the community there is standing together and mourning the three police officers who were killed in the line of duty. they're also praying for three other officers who are recovering. today we learned more about the gunman responsible for those shootings. nbc's sarah rosario is in baton rouge with details. sarah? >> reporter: jim, good evening. police say that lone gunman, gavin long, was specif

. >> take duval, washington, fast growing suburb of seattle. the republican share of the primary vote last month dropped 11% from the 2008 primary. the decline was seen in every east side city including some of the wealthiest zip codes in american. in north carolina, trump lost three of the state's four largest count ills, including those purple battleground areas around raleigh and greensboro. he also lost a suburbs in the critical state of ohio. joel conally covering his eighth presidential election for the seattle post intelligence err. >> suburban voters want confidence. they are looking for somebody who will govern efficiently, not get us into wars, not create chaos, because they live in a very orderly world. >> where donald trump did remarkably well is among rural voters and working class whites in urban areas, his message that the economy is broken buy to bad trade deals resonates. >> reports on active, then, your rural agriculture areas will suffer, okay? your inner city, if you don't have jobs, there is more people unemployed. so, cert

david: and remember president obama when he ripped off entirely duval patrick's just words speech.pped it off! okay, and he was running for president. he wasn't just the husband of somebody running. >>> meanwhile, as the than others, but on the whole, all of them say very good over the last few days. >> this year, 2016, unprecedented as far as business. we seem to grow every year, the company, this year is one of the best times. >> three times more for lunch business. folks here in this city, spending money. david: good for cleveland. glad to hear. that thank you very much, blake. melissa: i think i need a couple t-shirts. david: yeah! bring us back something, blake. melissa: protests heating up outside the convention. this is what it looks like right now while hillary clinton feeling the heat from the rnc floor. the former secretary of state getting slammed for jeopardizing u.s. safety. her fiery response is next. >> i have called on hillary clinton to drop out of the race because she, she put our nation's security at extremely high risk! you totaled your brand new car. nobody's h

representatives from around here, 9-year-old colby trenner from maryland, 10-year-old katherine duvalrom virginia and 8-year-old alana from d.c. congratulations to all of them. >>> a group of fairfax neighbors plan to take the county to court in order to stop a homeless shelter from moving into their community. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver looks at the controversialje >> reporter: the sounds of change already echoing on the neighboring land. the proposal, to demolish the bailey's crossroad community shelter. it served the homeless here since 1987. in its place just off columbia pike would be 375 apartment units. county leaders acknowledge the homeless need somewhere to go. >> people who are homeless deserve to have decent housing, even if it is a shelter. >> reporter: but the proposed move not going over well with neighbors. >> is there any negotiating here? is there any willingness to let anything be built on this? >> no. and i say that -- i say that very honestly. this is a very overbuilt parcel of land. >> reporter: a lot of folks are going to be gathering next we

>> i would like to see tom vilsack or duval patrick. either one would be a great president. >> wow. now, there's one that makes sense. >> of course, he's working for bain right now. >> thank you for dropping that sugar plum in his lap. stephanie, do you have a candidate? >> we are so happy to have hillary clinton on the top of the ticket for the first time in history, a woman, we will stand by this ticket no matter who she chooses. here's the thing about hillary. she will choose someone who can do the job, who she can work with. this isn't about politics for her. it is about doing the right thing for the country. >> there's no better guy than tom vilsack. no better guy. thank you, governor, for that. i think that's great. nina turner, thank you so much, senator. thank you, governor rendell and stephanie. >>> we are just minutes away from donald trump taking the stage in indiana with governor mike pence who looks to be the front-runner to be his vice presidential running mate. he will apparently announce this friday, we are hearing now. that's coming up tonight. pence and trump. >>>

back to 2008 and president obama lifted thing from governor duvall's speeches as well.is kind of stuff happens in campaigns. >> from governor deval patrick? >> yes. >> i think it would be more impactful as donald trump himself as opposed to the candidate's wife but the coverage was excessive and borderline ridiculous in my opinion. >> you may want to push back on that. my view was that it was a small to medium deal. it wasn't huge. what made the story huge go on for three days was that the campaign didn't say anything happened. it's like let's play the tape again and again. >> no question. the reason you have this obsessed media coverage and you're so right about that is because the campaign handled it, if. you make a mistake with the press the first rule of any good campaign, the press ink by the barrel, now we have 24 hours a day cable news television to fill people will talk about it. they should have admitted there was a mistake, fired whoever they needed to fire and moved on. we would have moved on, but by extending the story, her saying melania had written it hers

at 10:45, on the 14th of july, a man acting alone in a refrigerator truck, who rented the truck at duval who would have given it back today, went on the promenade in the neighborhood. he drove for two kilometers between number 11 and 147 of the promenade, and violently impacted very large crowd of spectators who were there for the traditional 14th of july fireworks display. the terrorist shot three policemen at the hotel negresco. the police responded and pursued the truck, which unfortunately managed to keep going for 300 meters. the police managed to neutralize him with shot. the passenger found dead in the passenger seat. the cab of the truck only had a bicycle inside, and eight empty transportation pallets. in the cab of the truck was an automatic pistol, 75 millimeters, a charger, and explosive bullets and nonexplosive bullets of the same caliber. a second automatic pistol. two copies of assault rifles, an m-16. a hand grenade. a mobile phone, various documents that are still being investigated. we have also discovered also in the cab of the truck a map, a bank card in the name of m

. >> seen the duvall patrick speech and then obama from 2008.e by side. >> is the suggestion -- >> it's not a suggestion. at the time they said it's just words. but their words are all kind of the same. but i don't know. i guess things like this happen. >> we'll keep talking about it. >> this morning we are. we're definitely going to talk about it. >> you definitely are. >> his or -- well, that's just to counteract your talking about melania. it had been the kerfuffle. you're ready to go fwook the "60 minutes" interview. >>> google start-ups for the first to land on the moon and high deaf video images back to earth. we're joined by an astronaut. and later a new call on citi after gushing nearly 30%, crude seems to have stalled. "squawk box" will be right back. e used a 60/40 stock and bond model, with little in alternatives. yet alternatives can tap opportunities that traditional assets can't. and even though they're called alternatives, they're actually designed to help meet very traditional goals. that's why invesco believes people should look

. >> they never beat up clinton when he took entire sections from duval patrick.ere the same word, i would argue melania delivered them a heck of a lot better than michelle. i thought melania was very compelling and very effective. bill: with bind that ended his campaign. >> he didn't take just a paragraph it was amazing how much he stole. bill: ways your speech about? >> about safety around the world and the real threat of islamic terrorism. and the on person with the guts to face up to it is donald trump. it will portray how bad it's gone the worldwide as barack obama and clinton have done nothing about the problem we face. bill: rudiey jeud giuliani -- rudy giuliani said he's sick and tired of people beating up on donald trump. >> he's very smart, very hard working. he's a great father. look at the quality of his kids and their education and their seriousness and professionalism. and he is a guy who actually gets things done. i think you compare that with the current politicians in washington, he's head and shoulders above obama or hillary, and i think his inst

. >> reporter: lori is an officer with the duvall police department. >> one way of not playing smartcreeping around behind the police department in the early morning hours. this is high on our list of things which are not cool right now. >> reporter: the other potential danger, walking into something or someone. safety issues. this is worse than texting. >> it's a lot worse but worth the risks. >> reporter: this man lives in a converted church that the game labels a gym, hot spots where players can train their pokemon. >> we have people coming to hang out in front of our house. people will walk by. they'll spend five, ten minutes on the sidewalk in front of our house. >> reporter: it seems pokemon fanatics just can't get enough. >> super nerdy but nerdy is the new cool. it works out, i think. >> pikachu! >> reporter: before you shake your heads at it, folks, this app added some $7.5 billion in value to nintendo, the maker not too long ago, part of the problem you end up floating around like that, seriously looking for pokemon. now, this is my avatar. i know you see the resemblance, r

. - michelle duvall. - rafael amaya. - rodrigo guirao. >>> le faltÓ de daniel de los cuerpos del veranoo estÁbamos allÍ >>> el aÑo pasado en premios tu mundo. una noche redondita y una noche especial para toda la familia de un nuevo dÍa. >>> muy especial para todos nosotros y que lindo que hallas tenido la oportunidad, porque aquÍ normalmente no cantas pero pudiste cantar y expresar tu talento. oye pÁgame. >>> >>> muchas gracias. una fotocopia >>> me enterÉ que estoy nominada como mejor protagonista en premios tu mundo, muchÍsimas gracias por tomar en cuenta mi trabajo les pido a los fans de mÓnica robles que voten por mÍ. un beso enorme nos vemos pronto. (aplausos). >>> fuerte el aplauso. >>> felicidades mÓnica reaccion nandz a su nominaciÓn que estÁ junto contigo querida carmen. >>> y el seÑor de los cielos tiene varias. y que vamos si seguimos con las nominaciones. la siguiente categorÍa vamos a verla. >>> protagonista favorita novela serie. >>> dana paola, paola hernÁndez quien es quien. >>> edith gonzÁlez, eva soler eva la trailera. >>> tengo muchos problemas para lidiar con otro m

in 2008 hillary clinton's campaign accused barack obama of plagiarizing then massachusetts governor duval patrick in milwaukee. obama said should have credited it to him. in 1987, remember this, senator joe biden plagiarized a speech by british labor party writer -- >> but it was a good speech. seriously, if i were going to plagiarize a speech it would have been that. >> what frustrates me melania's story and words is effective. she speaks multiple languages. she could have done so much with it and some jerk put in a speech from michelle obama's 2008. how does that happen? >> reasons people to be fired, too stupid to be employed. for joe biden to plagiarize is wrong. but joe bide is a democrat, he's a labor party politician. somebody got it in their mind when they were under pressure, stressed out, trying to get this speech together for her to cut and paste michelle obama's speech at the trump campaign. it's one thing to be a plagiarize, it's another thing to be a moronic plagiarist. this is stupid. instead of -- >> maybe a coincidence. >> actually ben againstberg i've heard great writers

people don't get executed but they get sentenced to death, harris county, get executed quite quickly, duval county, florida and there are others an it all depends pretty much who the prosecutor is and the quality of lawyers appointed to defend people. how can it be that many, well, if you have very aggressive prosecutors, which johnny holmes was, and successor who seek it had death penalty in every case and you assign lawyer who is are so incompetent that in three cases in harris counties, the lawyer -- the defense lawyers fell asleep while they were defending death penalty cases, you put those together and you can sentence a lot of people to death and then you give the person an equally bad lawyer to represent them in the appellate process and you can execute people just like and that's what they've done. >> yeah, well, you were very generous in the introduction, 13 of the 28 executions were in texas and, of course, my mom is here who lives in houston, harris county. but things are changing, you're absolutely right about that. texas actually isn't the leader when it comes to number of peop