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named the energizer. wow!the reason she's named the energizer, the first letter of the code name for each family begin with the same letter. so in the case of the clintons bill is eagle, hillary is evergreen, and therefore, the secret service agents decided to call the mistress energizer. >> it is viewed as a punishment though to get on hillary's detail. that the secret service loved the energizer because she's nice to them. bakes them cookies. and hillary is mean to them. is that accurate? >> well hillary is not only mean she's nasty, abusive. being assigned to her detail is considered a form of punishment. it is the worst assignment in the secret service which tell you a lot about the character of this individual. if you knew someone like that you would have nothing to do with them. you would never hire that person. you would never be a friend of that person. and yet she is running for president. so this is something that the secret service has to put up with. it tells you a lot about character. there was th

pal, great to see you. >> we've known each other for a long time and this is the most energized i've. you also set elaborate 2016 goals both for financial and for things that are going to come out of your product. >> absolutely. >> i've never seen you -- this is the most energized i've ever seen. >> well, we're energizes because the consumer is changing rapidly and we have to change with them and we're adapting and renovating and expanding internationally and we're growing in an emerging market and we're energized and staying busy. >> this has the greatest colors in the world and this is the best tasting. you're telling me you're going to make these things gluten-free and get rid of the color and flavor and i'll still want to buy them? >> you'll still want to. >> tell me why. >> consumers' values are changing and they don't want gluten in their cereals and we'll get the gluten out of cheerios which is the largest brand in the category. 5% or 6% of the population either have sill yack or intolerant of gluten. they'll love us for doing that and retailers are excited and half of the peo

i do energize. i think you say that.o energize. >> huge crowds. >> i will get more latinos than anybody else. i have thousands of latinos that work for me right now. an i will tell you why i will get it. >> okay. >> because later on probably after the primary situation, i hope i win, i'm in it to win it we will see what happens, i will have thousands of people working for me standing up saying we love trump. what i will do for latinoscy will create jobs. take jobs from china. take jobs excuse me from mexico. from japan where they are sending in millions of automobiles all the time and we get nothing out of it. i'm going to take jobs back and bring them back to the country. and the latinos will be able to work and make good money. they will vote for me. and i'll tell you, keep them away from hillary clinton. >> you talked have openly in your speeches about your deal with macy's, line of tech ties manufactured in china. >> openly. >> you talked about it openly. >> i hate the fact -- honestly i hate -- >> why not just make

and trump is energizing that portion of the party. in the end he is unlikely to be the nominee but he is creating a dynamic in which the party is going to have to respond more to those sentiments than it anticipated when the campaign began. and that is a challenge in the general election. >> and the republican party things he is an enemy but we are not talking about clintonhillary clinton right now. i know you have a theory about him tapping into what nixon called the silent majority. >> it emerged in an intense racial tension time in the united states. and richard nixon talked about white middle class voters who were you know felt overlooked by the focus on youth protests on inner city protests and the sexual revolution that america is going through. and donald trump who cited that phrase in his bigger speech in phoenix is trying to appeal to that same sentiment. the core of his support are working class white voters. he was 33% among those who didn't graduate from college and they are feeling they are being economically demographica

these people were energized in 2008 by say ra palin. they were energized back in 2012 by donald trump once again. herman cain and michelle bachman. let's not forget as we're trying to assess his strength. if you go back four years the three people at the top of the polls were rick perry, michelle bachman and sarah palin. this has a long way to go before it shakes out and when it does finally i think donald trump is no longer going to be at the top. >> and most are assuming donald trump is not in this for the long run. but the fact is on august 6th there is a republican debate and donald trump is going to be on that stage. and as such he is going to wield more power than others in the race. >> i think to jeremy's point the difference between the individuals he mentioned before and donald trump is they got their momentum after a certain fashion within the campaign itself, whether it was debate or something like that. this is a lot of momentum going into a debate in which he has the potential unlike those candidates to define the conversat

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>> i will tell you what if the republicans vote mitt romney didn't energize. i do energize. i think you say that. i do energize. everyone is smiling saying he will not. i will get more latinos than any body else. i have thousand of latinos that work for me now. i will tell you why i am going to get them. because at the appropriate time the later on probably after the primary situation assuming i win, which i hope i do. i am in it to win it. we'll see what happens. i'm going to have thousand of people that work for me standing up saying we love trump. what i am going to do for the latinos, ooh am going to be able to create jobs. i'm going to take jobs from china excuse me from the mexico, from japan, where they're sending in millions of automobiles all the time and we get nothing out of it. i am going to take jobs back and bring them back into the country. the latinos are going to be able to work and make good money. they're going to vote for me. i will fell you what. i don'twill take them away from hillary clinton. >> you talk about your deal with macy's, neck ties manufactu

and people feel energized. and we feel happy that someone is willing to go out there and put himself out there for america. you can trust him, too. >> a spontaneous move there from donald trump speaking at the freedom fest in las vegas, inviting jameel shaw up to the podium. speaking there. i want your thoughts on this because you just hear jameel shaw get thereupon and say it's like your dad you trust him. he puts himself out there for black people. mr. trump is willing to sacrifice his life. he loves america. i mean that is powerful unscripted stuff, ben. how does that resonate with voters? >> well here's the thing. one, this is raw and real. this isn't prescripted. this obviously is not something that they thought about probably even two weeks ago. and this is the reason why i think donald trump is connecting with people. because they feel like he's bold and blunt enough and not going to be politically correct. i look at this i believe he honestly believes in donald trump. and if you had a son that was murde

if there is the perception he is a successful president, i think democrats are energized by that. we are watching a trend line on ideology and cultural symbols moving in a particular direction. it looks like one side is winning. they have to give energy to the winning side. it may lead to complacency but i do not think so. i am assuming there is more disgruntlement that your leaders are failing you defending our values. >> just a follow-up, you do not think republicans could take from these positions enough to generate enthusiasm on their side? >> i do not see the logic and for those who want to argue for different kinds of party directions, yes, you could make an argument or maybe in his announcement, he will say this is a turning point. we need to worry as much about the poor as christian values say we should. maybe he will come with a different perspective that will make it hurt, certainly by the media. republican-based voters will listen. but it is theoretical. i do not see the logic of it with republicans or conservatives. >> we will try to get to rick klein, karen bowen, cam

and trump is energizing that portion of the party. the end this you is unlikely to be the nominee but he is creating a dynamic where the party is going to have to respond more to those sentiments than it anticipated when the campaign began. that is a challenge in the general election. >> ron, we'll continue to talk about this. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> let's talk about barack obama. he is showing off his skills as comedian in chief on "the daily show". >> people look forward to his appearances on this show. mr. obama had a little fun at the expense of donald trump. >> i'm sure the republicans are enjoying mr. trump's dominance -- >> anything that makes them look less crazy. >> mr. obama struck a more serious tone when he talked about the nuclear deal with iran. he is trying to convince members of congress to support that agreement. >> this is an adversary. they are anti-american, anti-semitic. they support hezbollah. >> sounds like a good partner for peace. >> probably -- as has been said frequently you don't make peace with yo

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can he be friend will this turn voters off or energize them? >> it will turn them off. i'm actually glad that donald trump is doing this. it shows just how much of a non-serious candidate he really is. he's going to implode on his own words. whether he was insulting someone handicapped or not, the fact of the matter is he will rip on anyone and use vile and vulgar language to attack anybody that gets in his way. if he hates you, he will tell you you are poor. if he doesn't like you, tell you you can't dress well and you are weak and stupid and overrated or incompetent. he does that towards anyone that asks him a sim mie-emilegitimate or legitimate question about his career or campaign. you get a nasa sisrcissistic bully. >> i should emphasize, you are a conservative radio talk show host. you are not a democrat. that's dan. >> i'm a conservative. this is a guy -- look at the money, too. we have talked about this before. he has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to people like hillary clinton in the past. you have to look at his -- what he has done and not what he cla

if the republicans voted mitt romney would have -- he didn't energize anybody. i do ener ingize people. i will get more latinos that anybody else. i have thousands of latinos that work for me right now. at the appropriate time later on probably after the primary situation is chosen assuming i will which i hope i do -- i mean i'm in it to win it. we'll see what happens. i'm going to have thousands of people that work for me standing up saying we love trump. i'm going to take jobs from china. i'm going to take jobs from mexico. i'm going to take jobs back and bring them back into the country. and the latinos are going to be able to work and make good money. they're going to vote for me. i will take them away from hillary clinton. >> you talked very openly in your speeches about your deal with macy's your line of neckties that were manufactured in china. >> openly. i hate the fact that they're -- >> why not make a stand and say i'm not going to make this deal. i'm going to make it in america. >> macy's was weak they were very weak. because they want to be political

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. >> he's energized the latino community.n fact america ferrera wrote an incredible thank you note to drump for doing that. jeb bush and marco rubio took about three weeks to come out and condemn donald trump, which was absolutely surprising that they would haven't the spine early on to stand up and say something. >> i got to believe, bill jeb bush attack and marco rubio attack dodge trump said fine. >> cecilia said about the race donald trump had done well despite these controversial comments. he's doing well because of these controversial comments. ultimately you can't win a presidential nomination just saying outrageous things. he's tapped into real sentiments. rick perry hasn't handed it fine talking with you. >> incorporate the trump message -- >> defend trump. >> when two of the top candidates take three weeks, when the head of nascar comes out before jeb bush and marco rubio, you got a problem. >> meanwhile, ann, we're probably going to see donald trump in the debates, could dominant the stage. >> absolutely. he does a

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you can imagine at the beginning it was making contact with the fence, energizing it, workers are out here to fix that. again, this fire is out, a two-alarm fire. no one was at home -- or on site at the time, this started in the in the middle of the night. the dog is fine. they still don't know the cause. reporting live here in pittsburg, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> more breaking news. this time in the south bay where san jose police are trying to piece together what led to a deadly shooting early this morning. around 2:30 a man who had been shot drove up to the social security offers on fontaine road, near tully road and 101. he died at the hospital. officers are now going door to door, this is a live look at the scene, they've been going to nearby hotels to see if there were any witnesses. so far police say they have no suspects, no motive for the shooting. it doesn't appear to be slowing down traffic on 101, but multiple units at the scene. >>> also new this morning, a man recovering after he was shot in antioch late last night. police say they found the man near a business

this is a way to energize the public about the upcoming 2016 summer games in rio de janeiro. there are two trailers here. one is for athletics and the other a rio scene. we will talk about that coming up in about ten minutes or so. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> on the eve of independence day, authorities say there are no specific or credible threats to the homeland but law enforcement sources around the country are saying there is heightened concern this year. investigative reporter mitch blacher talked to the fi. what did you find out? >> reporter: he says the group isis has called for attacks on western countries and civilians. gunfire on a tourist beach in tunisia last week reminded us how quickly it can happen. >> we are all scared. there's a lot of people here today. >> reporter: steps from independence hall port richmond's lena rush is not going to let the threat ruin her holiday. >> we are all more aware of what's going on around us. we live in a new age. we just do. >> reporter: locally the security is obvious from these smaller disposable garbage cans on independence

that speaks to his political signature of energizing and mobilizing grassroots republicans. that has been his calling card. it is going to be his calling card if he can succeed in this effort. he can excite conservative voters. we do not know what he is going to say in the speech. he is going to revisit the recall. he is still trying to tell the story to people who have not heard it before, or have heard it, but do not know the details. he will start to fill out his agenda little bit. what he stands for, what he would do. it is thin at this point. there will be an element of a sense of who he is personally and where he comes from. host: what aspects will his opponents seize on? how will they go after him? guest: they will go after his foreign-policy credentials which he lacks as a governor. they will accuse him of flip-flopping on issues. the campaign talks a lot about building on his authenticity. immigration being the most notable. there have been issues where there is perception he has changed his position and that cuts against that argument about authenticity. that is so

there is a growing alliance amongst all of us because we are energized by the comments and responses and we learn from audiences and public historians. i am bullish and i think the 150 demonstrates that. and those who criticize the 150 are not looking at the hard facts. we did not review the centennial. >> -- repeat the centennial. >> what is the direction of scholarship? dr. mcpherson: can you repeat that? >> what is the new direction of scholarship? dr. mcpherson: it is a much greater emphasis on social history, on the activities of ordinary people and how large historical events impinge and impact of them. clearly in reconstruction we are going to learn as we had over the last 30 or 40 years of reconstructing history but even more so over the next 10 years the way in which the experience impacted race relations impacted the black community the black church, like education in the south -- lack education in the south. -- black education in the south. gender relations. that will be the direction of the next 10 years as it has been for the most part over the last 10 or 20 years as wel

> well we have certainly had indications from russia that they are interested in initiating and energizingal process. russia is looking at the situation very concerned about the flow of foreign fighters through syria. iran has publicly indicated an interest in having that discussion from their foreign minister. what we need see is follow through, though. so certainly the president was making clear that we would welcome iranian participation in the type of initiative that brought real transition but what we have seen to date for iran is continued support for assad. >> do you think the relationship going forward is going to change, and could you see working together more openly on say, fighting isil. >> frankly we had just as many differences with iran ten, 20 years from now, it is still worth doing in terms of them not getting a nuclear weapon. the president said there is an opportunity for iran if they want to improve their relationship with the united states and the rest of the international community, they should take that opportunity, but they would have to change a number of their beha

reporter: i felt he seemed energized, relaxed, confident. you just have to look at the pictures of him a year ago when you since there was this weight on his shoulders, that he was burdened by the problems of the world, that he was not much enjoying it. i thought at times looking at him when he gave a news conference, that he was in the dentist waiting room about to go to root canal treatment. that was about as much pleasure as he had. at the moment, you kind of sensed he was feisty, enjoying it. expansive. we were told the president might want to be short and might not want to be do this. that, he wanted to stay longer. we went for a long walk through the rose garden, and he kept talking and talking, and his aides kept saying, "shouldn't we be going now, mr. president?" on also it's a very is, i think he has made significant progress. the average nuclear deal is controversial, but it has happened. the trade deal with asia has come to fruition. opening walls with cuba -- who would have guessed that a year ago? all these sorts of things are g

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bruce, the crowd of course energized. >> reporter: yeah, they sure were. president obama actually arrived here in philadelphia well behind schedule. spending some of his early afternoon briefing world leaders on that brand new iran nuclear treaty. but the crowd here at haul c of the convention center was patient and they were not disappointed. the president receiving a thundering ovation from the throng here of conference goers and as you said spent the vast majority of his nearly 50 minute speech on the subject of criminal justice reform. the major theme said the president things are out of wack in this country a nation why 5% of world's population and 25% of the world's inmate population. he blamed that on what he called the get tough on crime movement from a couple of decades ago which he blames for leading to over charging and over prosecuting of especially non-violent drug offenses. the end result he said, too many people locked up, too many people of color locked up, all at a price tag for the us of $80 million a year. >> our nation is being robbed o

and the talk is energizing conservatives, making it hard for his party to write him off. >>> and the family of the gunman in chattanooga, speaking out for the first time. and authorities struggling to find out how he turned into this young man, ready to kill. jim avila with the story. >> reporter: new pictures obtained exclusively by abc news show a smiling happy young man but a source close to the family claims the 24-year-old was troubled mentally after a dui arrest in april that left him frightened and embarrassed. the family saying that his seven-month sojourn to their home country of jordan last year was designed to get him away from bad influences in the u.s. and although he was a devout muslim, he was conflicted, using alcohol and marijuana against e rules of islam. the family apologizing to the victims and their families saying, "the person who committed this horrible crime was not the son we knew and loved. it grieves us beyond belief that his pain found its expression in this heinous act of violence." the mother of one of the victims, sailor randall smith, came to chattanoo

. >> this is exciting, energized people here, to put together a bunch of hoagies which is a philadelphia sandwich that has been exported throughout the world and embraced. the enthusiasm they put behind it and what it represents to this city and to this cause which is, also to recollect nice our service mens and our first responders, prior which are just reveered in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: no berth time then now. fourth of july here in the cradle of liberty. major smith we thank you for your service. thanks for being here with us this morning. real quickly i mentioned the ingredient list, 10,000-pound of ingredients. hey wally push over, budd, got to make me way down to tameika miller here, she's a wawa a associate. good morning tameika. >> what is the secret ingredient to making them so tasty. >> lots of love, lots of love for the city of philadelphia. >> great to hear. that how are you feeling this morning, ladies. >> wow. >> reporter: there you go. nothing like the smell of hoagies early in the morning. we will send it back to you. >> love it. >> they look delicious. >>

so it may have a few bumps and warts and whatever but it's passionate and it's energized and people arelly moving. >> the campaign has gotten $15 million so far largely from small donors. sanders is still about $30 million behind democratic front- runner hillary clinton. in the race for the republican nomination there are now, count them, 17 candidates in the running. that is 17 candidates right there. the latest to announce is jim gilmore. he is 65 years old and served one term as governor of virginia. he is a former army intelligence officer and made a brief run for president in 2008. >>> one of those 17 candidates is of course donald trump and he is taking some flak for something that happened four years ago. he criticized an opposing attorney and a new mom who wanted a break during a deposition. >> she wanted to breast pump in front of me and i may have said that's disgusting. i may have said something else. i thought it was terrible. she is a vicious horrible person. >> well, the attorney involved says she only asked for an hour to leave the courtroom. she characterized trump's rea

you have lots of voters at his events very excited, very energized. >> all right. >> you have her hopeful, james freeman here. when we come back despite donald trump's anti-immigration tactics, some gop presidential candidates are courting minority voters as they make the case for republican policies. is it a message that will resonate in 2016? steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. ♪ whoa what are you doing? putting on a movie. i'm trying to watch the game here. look i need this right now ok? come on i don't want to watch that. too bad this is happening. fine, what if i just put up the x1 sports app right here. ah jeez it's so close. he just loves her so much. do it. come on. do it. come on! yes! awww, yes! that is what i'm talking about. baby. call and upgrade to get x1 today. ♪ >>> i'm here to tell you that it's republicans, no the democrats, who are truly offering black americans the hope for better life for themselves and their children. i'm proud to live in a country that has an african-americ

and it is energized and people are really moving it. >> what it takes is people who donated $35. if you care enough to donate, you take to your friends. >> reporter: sanders is 30 million behind democratic front runner hill hillary clinton, but the cash will follow the most popular ideas. >> a lot of unions have jumped in with bernie sanders so we have to look at the big picture. it is not just unions in the bay area. it is unions in the state and unions in the rest of the nation. >> reporter: now, the latest cnn poll has senator sanders trailing hillary clinton. only 18% of the democratic vote to her 57%. >> there is still time. >> he gets the conversation going doesn't he? >> he certain fluidize. >> thanks. >>> for the republican side, there are 17 candidates now in the race for the white house. 17 of them. the latest? jim gilmore. he is 65 years old. served one term in virginia. he had a brief run for president back in 2008. >>> one of the 17 also donald trump. he is taking heat for something that happened four years ago. he criticized an opposing attorney and a new mom who wa

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