should federal officials offer monetary compensation along the lines of the more than 1.6 billion dollars that congress paid out to 82,210 of these japanese americans and their heirs? might california officials decrease their cut of california indians seven point $3 billion in annual gaming revenue as a way of paying reparations? a better understanding of genocide here in california might also impact the federal government's dealings with the scores of california indians communities currently seeking federal recognition. the question of commemoration is closely linked. will non-indian people tolerate, or support the public commemoration of mass murders committed by some of the states forefathers with the same kind of monuments, museums and state legislative days of remembrance that today commemorates the armenian genocide and holocaust? will genocide against california indians joined these mass murders in public discourse? these questions are important but can only be addressed in very limited ways. without a copper has an understanding of relations between california indians and newcomer

officials leading the response. it is the proper role for the federal government in these situations. government plays a supporting role in terms of supplies and advice but it is the responsibility of state and local officials to manage the response which is why we are encouraging people to listen to the instructions of state and local officials. they are going to know it's best for their communities and what's best about helping their communities recover. reporter: on aleppo, are there ?ny meetings act josh: i'm not aware of any meetings but he meets with his national security team regularly. is the administration's -- isment that aleppo that conceivable? ?nd is there a response it is outrageous that a military organization attacking civilians for years using barrel bombs, weaponize like chlorine, bunker busting bombs, for them to suggest that they are looking out for the interest of civilians is outrageous. so what i will say in general is it's an indication of where the world is so concerned about the situation and aleppo right now. i don't have an assessed at in terms of the latest

.>>> federal officials say that traffic deaths are up 10.5% in the first half of the year compared to 2015, continuing an upward 20 and -- upward trend, up 7% from 2014. federal officials say that part of the reason is that more people are driving than ever before as the u. s. economy gets better.>>> president obama calls it a turning point for the planet, guidelines were adopted at the un conference in paris last december, and under the terms, it would begin one month after being ratified by 55 countries, accounting for half of the world greenhouse gas emissions, and 73 nations including china and u. s. have adopted the agreement. although it is not legally binding, the pack will commit the nations to help with the global warming and rising of temperatures. >>> set to become the next united nations secretary- general, kataris is emerging as the top candidate in a series of votes by the un security council, and he would win place the secretary-general from south korea that will be stepping down after serving two, five-year terms, and the 193 member general assembly would still have to

. -- whether the fbi director violated an act that bars political activity from federal officials. autria: hopkins misses wide left and the bengals got the chance to win. and it ends in a tie, 27-27. the skins have a bye week and come back next sunday to host the vikings at fedex field. nearly 30,000 runners might be feeling tired this morning after competing in the marine corps marathon. runners raced through arlington and d.c., ending uphill at the war memorial in rosslyn. the cheering fans said that the experience was more patriotic, but with all of this energy, these people just surrounding each other and pushing each other towards a common goal, it's amazing. autria: a 30 two-year-old army specialist repeated his win from a couple of years ago. finishing the race in two hours, 20 minutes and 53 seconds. larry: i just want to win one of them. never going to happen. [laughter] autria: i have to run one. larry: that's right. autria: what are we expecting in the weather? veronica: really nice weather. yesterday was crazy, like a late summer day for us. today it is on the poolside

there was one federal official who did a terrible job and that was joe biden. he had legislative experience but not executive experience. he went on tv and said exactly what you are not supposed to say in a flu epidemic which is i don't think anyone can go in enclosed space right now which was a disaster for transportation, economy. robert gibbs had to walk it back. he was the press secretary, and not very subtly. he walked it back. it was like is protecting joker he just threw go under the most. joe can take it but i thought about it, the vice president biden had real government experience in the legislative side of things but not the executive site. the executive site is different and unique you prepare. >> you wrote a book on communication and twitter and the modern age. how does that change disasters? with the flyover now the president can tweak them this is what i am seeing, this is what i expect we will see out of obama, the tweets about matthew in the next few days so you can feel that he is come and from hillary and from trump. >> i think president obam

federal officials now the 11th fatality tied to faulty takata air bags. the driver was behind the wheel behind a 2001 honda civic like this one on september 30ing that had first been recalled all the way back in 2008 but was never fixed. >> it's a tragedy that simply did not have to occur. >> reporter: the national highway transportation safety administration says in spite of the warnings the recalls and the tragedies, 300,000 high risk vehicles are still on the road with defactive air bags. millions of cars are these honda and acura models from the early 2,000s is so great federal officials say they shouldn't be driven until fixed. the many drivers don't know their car has been recalled because used car dealers aren't required to disclose that information to buyers. >> puts men a terrible position because they're not even being notified that this recall is out there. >> reporter: a bill proposed in congress would notify car owners when they go to register their vehicle if it had open recalls. no votes scheduled on that reporting in washington, justin gra

ben: also new this hour, logan airport is working with federal aviation officials to reduce noise from planes flying over neighborhoods. faa officials say flight paths have become more concentrated in the past several years, with planes flying over some and federal officials together with mit engineers to test programs to curb the concentration. massachusetts congressman stephen lynch, calling these tests a baby step. >> you don't need an m.i.t. engineer to figure out that putting all those planes over that narrow band of homes is a bad thing. ben: congressman lynch says if this program isn't effective, he and other congressmen will study health impacts caused by the noise and file a class action maria: this is the weekend we've all been waiting for. tom brady back on the field with the patriots, his first game in cleveland. josh brogadir is here with a preview. josh. josh: maria these past few weeks , have been filled with uncertainty of the quarterback position all fueled by the nfl , punishment that's been hanging over this team since january 2015. but brady is now back and he leads

. >> either way federal health officials say an early flu shot is better than no flu shot at all. i will go out on a limb and say talk to your doctor. they may have a different idea. there is a lot of controversey. ed: when you use the word jab -- jab. heather:i watched him react. ebay. heather:the marketplace they unveiled for people wanting to buy and sell. first let's flash forward to the news at 5:00. phil and jc are here. phil: what got trashed after a local festival. jc: and the promise they are making to the community tonight. phil: local families' devastation when they learn their loved ones remains may be moved jcvc and terrifying incident for kim kardashian and what was heather: they have opened two investigation that's ford. ed: one impacts the 2011 to 2013 poured edge suvs and the ford fusions. the other involves a sudden loss of power assisted steering. fusions were recalled for the same problem. heather:do you have stuff to sell? it is called marketplace and it lets users buy and sell items that are located near them. the buyers have the ability to message sellers an

. >>> federal officials are now urging all pregnant women who live in or have recently visited miami-dade county to get tested for the zika virus. >>> plane crashes in three states. new details about the air accidents across america. first, though, watch this. look at that landing t. pilot was forced to land with malfunctioning landing gore right there. on the nose of the plane. it was d down the runway t. pilot walked away unharmed. in ft. lauderdale, iwitnesses says this twin engine plane landed after crash landing on a runway. the plane's landing gear is under way. the pilot and a passenger on board were not hurt. a different story for the pilot of this small plane. he and a passenger on board crash landed into the back yard of a house. this is in southern new jersey. the first responders saw the it took 20 minutes to free them. all the crashes are being investigated. >> scary. >>> is america about to have a new sports capital? >> intelligence officials say they caught the russian hackers. nbc news investigates. next. nbc news investigates. next. free to seize the savings on medicare p

we're going to tell you about a pain relief method maybe many of >> dana: federal officials need help figuring out what to do with the test and training range. why the air force may not be able to use it much longer. >> krystal: a local man facing charges after letting visitors stay in his home in las vegas and they found out they were being watched. welcome in. 6:30 on this friday morning october 21 with live pictures of the stratosphere in beautiful las vegas. we >> dana: we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. as part of team traffic tom is up in sky 3 and have you reports of a fatal accident. >> tom: this one happened about an hour ago at the intersection of valley view and flamingo. the intersection is closed all four directions between the gold coast and the rio. it looks like a single vehicle accident, that motorcycle hard to make out there but it's in you see police on either side. this investigation continuing and probably will for a couple of hours. don't expect to come through at this intersection anytime soon. for northbound move down to dean martin or a

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now one federal official telling the times there are more than 1,000 new e-mails that may have to do with the clinton campaign and they have not commented yet but there you see clinton arriving in iowa today shortly after the new f.b.i. investigation came to light. f.b.i. director james comby informed congress of the new developments in this letter sent to congressional leaders today. comby says new e-mails have come to light recently prompting investigators to take another look at what sensitive government information traveled through the private e-mail donald trump giving an enthusiastic speech today in manchester, new hampshire. he did talk very first off the top about the reopening of the investigation saying perhaps finally justice will be done. those trump's words. state department spokesman said the department will cooperate as fully as possible with the investigation. in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7, the wife of a millbury police officer charged. police say she fake a break in at her ho. apparent crime. >> anchor: but an investigation proved it just

federal officials say the survivor told them it was not an accident. >>> the arizona daily sun reports that the hard line sheriff of metropolitan phoenix will be charged with a contempt misdemeanor today. prosecutors say joe arpaio is still running immigration patrols in defiance of a court order. he is up for re-election in less than a month. >>> the "l.a. times" says ronald mcdonald is being kept under the clown controversy. mcdonald's says it's being cautious about appearances by its mascot while threatening clown sightings are being reported. the reported sightings started last summer. >>> "fortune" magazine describes a costume that mocks kim kardashian's jewelry robbery. they say it's selling well, despite criticism in social media. >>> milestone for make june cover girl. >> on mime first-ever tv commercial with cover girl. that's right. i am a new cover girl. >> james charles is a makeup artist with a legion of internet followers. he will be the first male to appear in covergirl ads since the inception of the brand nearly 60 years ago. >>> still ahead, the future is a look at the

in the u- s...federal officials have banned the device from flights. if you want to be the most popular house on your block this halloween, we are going to help you. c-b-s came out with a list of the most popular candy for each state. and the number one candy in florida is nestle crunch bars! some of the other states.. in alabama, it's airheads. colorado , milky way bars. in georgia, pixy talking about this on our live facebook stream in a couple of minutes so join us and let us know your favorite. an unwanted passenger gives one bay area man a big scare behind the wheel. after the break, the surprising creature that came out from under his hood! coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. startit by the third presidential debate at 9:00. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests hugh laurie if you are just morning, here are some of the stories we're staying on top of for you. hillary clinton and donald trump face off tonight in las vegas...in their third and final presidential debate. both

state and federal officials want to assure voters our systems here in nevada are secure. touch screen polls with paper print-outs that voters can review before their casting ballot. since those were put into place back in 20-04... there's never been a faulty vote. "i want to ensure nevadans that the secretary of state's office has taken election security very seriously. we investigate each and every complaint, issue, violation and discrepency." bottom line for nevadans... is that our votes are safe and will be counted. traffic will be a nightmare near u-n-l-v ahead of tonight's debate. students are being encouraged to plan ahead, they will either need to find a ride, take the shuttle or walk to campus. starting at 4 p-m, the eye-15 southbound from sahara to the 215, and the 215 eastbound through the airport connector to russell will be there are also closures on russell to maryland parkway, maryland parkway to tropicana, westbound tropicana from maryland parkway to swenson. and in front of the thomas and mack. this will affect access to mccarran airport. the road closures

federal officials say they're estimating a more than ten percent increase in traffic deaths so far this year. they say that's part of an overall uptick in deaths over the past couple of years. they say it's partially linked to an economy... which put more people in cars and on the roads. at the same time- they say they're hoping to stop all traffic deaths in the u-s in the next 30 years. a cook in ohio has such dedication to his job that it is inspiring people across the country. kevin finley-- walks 18 miles to work at a ruby tuesday every morning-- everyday. this saturday though a local police officer stopped to give him a ride. impressed she posted it online. since then-- it's been shared thousands of times. this morning -- there's a go fund me page up to help kevin get a car we checked overnight-- and it's raised nearly 55 hundred dollars. just shy of the 6 thousand dollar goal. a local dealer gave 1 thousand dollars of his own money to the go fund me-- he says he'll pitch in more-- if others do too. a local ski resort crowds this season. the changes you can expect see and when just

we are learning that they paid nearly $100,000 in fines by federal safety officials over the last decade. are stunned by the news. one of those workers a favorite of the employees and owner of top liquors right next door. >> i've been coming and going. coming all the time. >> one of the nicest guys in world. >> reporter: greg says that man worked atlantic for years. he says his co-workers who gathered at the office after the incident told him what happened. >> devastated just devastated. i just saw him yesterday. >> reporter: greg says the second victim was also a nice guy, and a new employee. >> they told me he travelled up from rhode island every day he would hang around here until 7:00 to beat the traffic. >> osha was called to the scene on dartmouth street. osha fined atlantic drain more than $95,000. since 2007, atlantic has violations. six repeat violations, and two willful violations. that includes under ground building fines, on the company's door tonight a small bouquet of flowers offering condolences and prayers for the crews from the neighborhood. greg says he still can't gras

what federal officials say their options are. also... overthrowing the king. how a university in minnesota will now choose its homecoming i'm tatiana cash.incident free light traffic dry roads, slight fog not causing any issues universal background checks, what a local group is doing today to get their message heard. we take a look at both sides of the then -- tough loss at lambeau... what's ahead for the packers this week as they get set for the bears... and wayne larrivee's look at what went wrong and taking a live look

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clinton-trump debate in las vegas, nevada, wednesday evening at 9:00, 8:00 from kansas where federal officials say they've broken up a right-wing militia plot plott to blow up a mosque and muslim apartment complex. chip reid has more from washington. >> reporter: good evening. federal law enforcement officials say the men had intended to use four large car bombs to destroy an apartment building where about 120 people lived, mauve of them from somalia. tom beac biele is acting u.s. conducted surveillance to size up potential targets. they stockpiled firearms, ammunitions and explosive components. they even prepared a manifesto describing their beliefs to be published after the bombing. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, curtis alan, patrick stein, and gavin wright were motivateed by a hatred for muslims, descendant of somali descent. they referred to somali as cockroaches and said the only court documents say the goal of the three men was to inspire other white militias to take similar actions. if convicted, they could spend the rest of their lives in federal prison. and elaine,

and a, and now the federal officials are investigating whether it was legitimate. he already owed millions in legal expenses, the team confirmed that the wedc is suing the companies to get their money back. >> it's important to take that money that we do center at the public level and use it accountably. >> they denied our requests for introduce, but did say, they invested to revitalize the tower plant, and to provide support for the wisconsin women's business initiative corporation. >> i am sure there's a lot of viewers going, good grief, were they able to get any of the pennies on the dollar. for instance, one business was sued for $360,000, they ultimately settled for $125,000, through the court records, it filed lawsuits, some have settled, other cases are still pending, we'll keep your viewers updated. >> a bad you. >>> we have a special treat, before we get to your wet forecast. >> days before halloween, our birthday boy, dan got us this shot of the bay view zombie house. why do we love them? >> they call me meteorologist, maybe that's it. >> that's not fair

federal officials are yesterday that cause egg appears to be human error. have a dalton three children recovering after this boat capsized in san francisco bay. good samaritans rest of the rescue of 30 people who word dumped overboard when the 34-foot boat overturned yesterday afternoon. cell phone video shows one man in the middle of your screen they're pulling a small child from underneath the hole. witnesses say the boat may have tipped because there were too many people on board. >> cold-blooded there in checks to apparently. major global airline expanding right here in denver. >> the destinations added at a daa as they airport continues to see record traffic. >> the colorado city named one of the best to live in for a taking off your business headlines, get at the lederhosen and get ready for my flight options between denver and they operate fight at a daa and that may have expected to begin this coming march. right now with sounds up only offers five weekly flights between the two cities would start it may have this year the airline plans to double th

we've learned they've been in trouble before several times with federal safety officials. we'll tell you what fox 8 live investigat 6:00 p.m. -- what fox 25 investigates found all new at 6:00 p.m. tonight, we are on a weather alert. rain has started moving through the area and it will be heavy aft times, causing a concern for drivers out interest tonight. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz here now and kevin, you're saying some places could also see flooding. >> kevin: watch for street flooding. flood advisory for instance in connecticut right now from the rain moving toward ums. you saw it's not raining hard in boston, but if you're in boston, and about to travel west outside of a rude awakening in you haven't heard this just yet. this is massachusetts turnpike going through framingham, metro west, 495, route 2 off to the northwest of boston, you're running into this members. that's some heavy rain, you can see red and orange between hudson and marlboro, coming down very hard, right along route 85 coming through town, and then off to the south of th

federal law enforcement officials tell the "new york times" that the new e-mails were found on seized electronic devices belonging to anthony weiner and humana abadein as feds illicit at the messages allegedly set to a girl north carolina. director comby's letter refers to e-mails that have come to light in an unrelated case. but we have no idea what those e-mails are and the director himself knows they may not even be significant. clinton arrived shortly after the new f.b.i. investigation came to light but didn't mention the new probe. instead she focused her message on getting out the vote. young people voting, more people of color voting. >> reporter: one federal official telling the times there were more than 1,000 new e-mails. the state department said it would work with the f.b.i. on the investigation if asked. >>> we're at the point where we're trying to figure out what these e-mails even pertain to. whether they are relevant to her time as secretary of state. can't make any assumptions at this point that they are but they may be. >> anchor: clinton's campaign said they are con

one council member says the recent scare may help convince federal officials to move the city higher for flood protection funding. "i think there are a lot of people who looked at the flood of 08 and said that was a one time event that will never happen again but the events of the last 10 days convinced us that absolutely can happen " and in about a year, flood protection will be hard to miss. the approach to 16th avenue will be guarded by 13-foot tall flood walls. city leaders say despite some lessons learned one thing still isn't clear. that's how to pay for it all. the estimated price tag for permanent flood protection is slightly more than 600-million dollars and no one's figured out where to get it all yet. live in cedar another sign of permanent flood protection in cedar rapids is the sale of this hotel and restaurant to the city. the owners of the best western cooper's mill recently signed a voluntary five point two million dollar buyout offer from the city. the city will eventually need that property for part of a flood wall and berm on the west side of the river. the owners

federal officials are keeping a close eye on the storm. >> obama has declared a state of emergency in florida, south carolina and georgia. this morning as matthew roared ashore in florida it brought torrential r winds ahead of the storm. the governor of florida urged residents to move to safer ground. >> our number one priority is protecting every life in this # state. >> more than two million people were ordered to evacuate along the southeast coast from florida to the carolinas. >> i am begging you at this point to understand the seriousness of this storm. >> president obama also tweeted out a warning and called the governors of the affected states. >> i did appreciate the call from president obama. >> we are leaning forward as much as we can right now to make sure that the survivors on the ground that will need any potential help from states or fema will have what they need. and that help will be needed as the national weather service cautioned the impacts from matthew could lead to some locations being uninhabitable for weeks or months. in washington, i'm nikole killion. >> of the

making that announcement so close to election day, comey is violating hatch act, prohibiting federal officials to use their authority to influence a election. reid wrote a letter to comey saying his actions may ha clinton's campaign says the e- mails could be duplicates of old e-mails and likely don't contain bomb shells. >> to send a letter saying we may have information, don't know if it's significant or not, without even looking at what's inside, 10 or 11 days before a presidential election. >> republicans are con convenienced the e-mails are significant. donald trump hammered away at the issue as he campaigned this are not going to believe this one -- another 650,000 e-mails. >> trump's campaign is building momentum over the newest e-mail scandal. republicans think the newly discovered e-mails could confront suspicions that clinton did something wrong but now nobody really knows what those show. almost 1 million people in as of today, more than 866,000 ballots have been returned. looking across the metro area, voters in jefferson, denver, arapaho have turned in the most ballots so far. ele

federal officials point to a rare and serious type of engine failure. a disc in the high-pressure turbine failed -- sending parts flying thousands of feet. hot shrapnel then pierced the plane's gas tank -- sparking the towering blaze just seconds before takeoff. 20 people suffered minor injuries. central italy.. cleanup efforts begin again after another powerful tremor rocks the region. a 6.point.6 magnitude earthquake shook the ground sunday, destroying an historic church. its the third powerful quake to hit italy in just 2 months. the quakes are blamed for nearly 300 deaths. more than 36-hundred people are now living in temporary shelters. students in robeson county, north carolina will head back to school today for the first time since hurricane matthew. students have been out of school for three weeks. much of the county for more than a week after the hurricane. crews have been working nonstop to clean up the mess at area schools. today, school officials will hand out halloween candy to students, in an effort to boost morale. some students who lost

federal officials are still looking..... into his motive and past.... while his father claims... he alerted the f-b-i.... -2- years ago.... reporter: what did you tell them" mohammed rahami: i told them you got a connection with this guy. the f-b-i says... the father later recanted those claims... and... ra-himi was never questioned. .tonight...partly cloudy. lows 61 to 65. south winds up to 10 mph after midnight. .friday...mostly sunny and windy. highs 85 to 88 on the west side of the valley...87 to 91 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph increasing to southwest 20 to .friday night...partly cloudy and windy. lows 65 to 69 on the west side of the valley...67 to 71 on the east side. .saturday...sunny and breezy. highs 83 to 86 on the west side of the valley...85 to 89 on the east side. 25 mph. .saturday night...mostly clear and windy. lows 62 to 66 on the west side of the valley...64 to 68 on the east side. southwest winds 20 to 30 mph. .sunday through tuesday...mostly clear and windy. highs 82 to 85. lows 61 to 65. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. ws .wednesday through thurs

federal officials want answers. what florida officials told this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. ot to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message what if one of the biggest challenges we face down here... could be solved... simply by looking up there? what if unlimited, clean power what if it was good for consumers, good the economy and good for florida? it's not a "what if." it's "what's next." solar power for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1. >> right now, an newschannel8 at 5:3. >> a body found behind a flea market years ago. detectives have identified the victim of a gruesome cold case. i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm keith cate. now, tampa international is your gateway to cuba. we have ha look at the in tampa. >> reporter: jen, this is huge news for many curious about cub

." / federal officials say the latest emails were not found on clinton's private server --rather as part of a separate investigation into anthony weiner's sexting scandal. weiner is the husband of one of clinton's top aides. reporter nats: "any reaction to fbi reopening email investigation?" clinton and her staff traveled address this at a rally but instead focused on her rival... clinton says: "his strategy is to get women to say home, get people of color to stay home." / clinton's campaign chair says the fbi director owes it to the american people to provide more details immediately -- and is confident it will not produce any different conclusion. fox6 i election night. we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction they happen on november 8th. after 71 years -- the world series returns to wrigley field in chicago tonight... and that's where tim van vooren is live this evening... and still ahead... what a say, after multiple cars are set on fire in his driveway. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best pla

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federal law enforcement officials tell the "new york times" that the new e-mails were found on seized electronic devices belonging to weiner and humana aba ein top aide to hilary clinton. the f.b.i. investigated illicit at the messages that weiner allegedly isn't it a one federal official telling new york tiles there are more than 1,000 new uncovered e-mails. 's campaign has not yet commented on this breaking news. cling continue arrived in iowa shortly before this new f.b.i. investigation came to light today. f.b.i. director james comby informed congress of the new development in a letter that he sent to congressional leaders earlier today. in that letter, kempy says new e-mails have come to light recently propertying investigators to take another through the private e-mail server clinton used while she was secretary of state. clinton made no mention of those reopened investigation during her speech in cedar rapids, iowa this afternoon. instead, she focused on comments donald trump made on whether or not he would accept the outcome of this election. >>> in our country we have free an

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the important things say federal officials is that the government will never call you on your phone asking for cash. if you get a call like that, just hang up. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back -- is this what your laptop has been in the new feature apple unveiled that has the a lot of people >>> when america votes in two weeks, the clinton campaign is banking on strong support from african-american voters, but a closer look is it's far from assured. kristen welker has the laters in our series >> there is harmony in the home but not when it comes to politics. raise your hands if you are enthusiastically voting for clinton. jordan is an undergrad at temple university, james junior in grad school, he supported bernie sanders and is blunt in his appraisal of clinton now. >> i think there is a lack of authenticity when it comes to hillary clinton. >> she can't always relate to me personally. >> for grandmom, gertrude willmer, it who fought in the civil rights movement, it is an easy choice. >> i honestly believe that he would work for everybody. every race. millenials w