gillespie. most virgans have a pretty dismal view of washington, d.c. that they believe is all but controlled by special interests. you have spent your adult life in washington. part as a lobbyist, represented interests before the government from enron, which you mentioned, many others, a group called the cayman islands financial center. you have worked closely with karl rove, american crossroads. my question is: does this make it harder for you to capture this anti-wasn't sentiment out there? >> judy, again, senator warner has said many things in virginia ma many things he has not done in washington. i believe my experience in 15 years of working on capitol hill, in the white house, in the private sector as chairman of my party here in virginia, as senator warner was chairman in virg i was a top congressional aid. i was successful in business, not as successful as senator warner was in business but i believe those experiences of having worked on capitol hill, having been a party chairman, havin

but gillespie isn't satisfied. he wants to win, go faster. >> i knew the car had more in it.nd you know, we just wanted to make sure that we got every inch of it. >> with the help of sponsors, gillespie has fitted the hondurasy insight with a powerful -- honda insight with a powerful 550-horsepower engine, nearly triple that was a conventional car. it's just after 7:15 a.m. when he gets inside his customized honda. his crew helps to buckle him in and videotapes his preparations. >> inside the car, i'm in an aluminum bucket seat that's bolted firmly to the floor of the car and to the roll cage itself. then on top of that, you're in a safety suit that allows you to withstand quite a lot of heat if there's a fire. you have a health mess, four, and the device that's ahead and neck restraint with the seat belt that prevents your head from going forward too far if there's an accident. >> the track at el mirage, california, is a dry lake bed. just before the start, race officials warn him of mud spots where the track has not hardened. a danger that can spin a car out of control at h

gillespie. iran, if a satisfactory nuclear deal cannot be reached with the iranians as the israeli prime minister was saying, will you support u.s. military action to take out iran's nuclear facilities? >> well, i believe that it is important that the u.s. never takes that option off the table. oversee the preferred approach is one where you have a negotiated agreement and that is not necessary. my view is that we have to watch very closely what they are doing. time is their friend in iran. when the president set a deadline and we don't enforce that deadline and negotiations go on, they will use of the sanctions anyway, there is a bill being introduced that would stop the president from using sanctions prematurely, i would support that. i know the senator had bipartisan efforts to increase sanctions on iran and have expressed concerns about this. i think it is important in terms of the principle of u.s. policy and foreign affairs that you not take off any options on the table. >> on this issue,

gillespie. you are running on a progrowth economic plank. he championed more tax cuts, less regulation, no increase in the federal minimum wage. in today's economy and the current tax system, corporate profits are booming. wall street is enjoying record success. in a working-class americans, as you say, still struggling. could it say your plan is basically a reprise of the policies of george bush under which the census bureau shows median household income declined, poverty increased and childhood poverty increased even more. are they right? >> no, judy. the me share with people what i'm talking about when i talk about e.g. squared, which is that gillespie's agenda for economic growth. if you're for growth, you are for me. we've seen the job losses as a result of obamacare, which senator warner work to pass. it will mean 2.5 million fewer workers in our economy over the decade as a result of our disincentives to work built into that legislation. i believe having the highest corporate tax rate is responsible for having other companies go overs

gillespie i agree -- mr. gillespie. >> i agree. obviously these are crimes and should be treated as such. hope that the steps we are taking to improve the process improves the process. i would be willing to revisit it if that was the case sheared a kind of behavior and those kinds of activities cannot be tolerated and need to be stopped. chain inul that the the legislation would do that. >> you believe he is wrong when he says women victims don't trust the commands? >> i have heard an extraordinary amount of conflicting testimony command.within the we cannot have this culture. i think we took major steps forward. if we don't see results, needs to be revisited. >> i don't doubt the general in that regard. afterpeful that they will reforms are implemented and that that will change. if that is still the case after we have implemented these reforms, yes, they need to be revisited. >> final question for mr. gillespie. do you for virginia -- believe the commonwealth of virginia should join 19 other states that have recognized same-sex ma

gillespie? >> if you had been a senator he said he would be, i would not have 47 of his former donors giving to me because of their frustration with his time in the senate. look, governor warner wouldn't recognize senator warner today. sadly. -- i believe the phrase i used was "happy partisan lawyer" which is what you do when your chairman of the republican national committee or chairman of the republican party of virginia, our current governor is a former chairman of the democratic national committee. your colleague in the senate is a return of the democratic national committee. you're a former chairman. that is your job. that is the role you play when you're in those jobs. the role of the senator is different. i understand that. i believe i would get bipartisan the commonsense economic growth proposals and policies that i have. because i believe you can reach across the aisle. reaching across the out is not an end in and of itself. you have to pass bills. the entire time you been there the dem

but then again ed gillespie, you want to put your background and resume in the best terms possible, sousinessman is something that they are really trying to hope it resonates. barbara, he has a tremendous amount of money for this plt cal -- for this senate run and is using it in tv ads. >> is senator warner still the favorite in this race? >> he still is the favorite. the one thing to be worried about if there is a wave election. it doesn't seem like we're having a wave election yet but if there is a wave election, that is something that could take down a mark warner. right now polls show that he's in pretty comfortable shape in this presidential swing state that is virginia. >> let's talk a little bit about bob mcdonnell. we've been talking about his corruption trial. he has been on the stand and talking about his marriage problems. is this going to hurt his chances of becoming a vice president in 2016 or was that even an option? >> barbara, this whole trial, bob mcdonnell is trying to stay out of prison. his political career is over with and so he's trying everything he can to make s

the democrat will face off with gillespie in televised abates in october. one will be in fairfax county, the other in richmond. the men also agreed to several joint appearances. >> fans have a place to celebrate the music of the late godfather, go-go chuck brown. it is on what would have been brown's 78th birthday. they unveiled an abstract sculpture. >> a little singing and dancing in the rain. >> everyone is enjoying it. it looks like those showers, most of them are going to hold off the next of the evening. it is looking good. >> i like that. >> nothing amounting to a lot out there. a few scattered showers. the warmth and humidity will stick around for the rest of this evening. amateur at the airport now 82 degrees. winds are out of the east at three mph. our high earlier shows 84 degrees, a couple degrees for average for the state. the record set back in 1983. the record low in 1923. 80 degrees at leesburg after a high of 83. the final stop, 14th and k northwest at 79. a high of 85. a morning low at 71. temperatures are still cooling. time toot have a l

. >>> imagine this, 1977 cuba when two great trumpet players, dizzy gillespie and arturo sandoval get together for improvisation. the rest they say is history. ten gram mgrammy wins later art sandoval is still recording, still touring. before we begin let's look at arturo sandoval performing a night in tunisia which was cowritten by dizzy. ♪ >> i probably shouldn't confess this to you. i come see you as often as i can for two reasons. one, i love you. two, i'm checking to see if there is slippage in your sound. your horn is as big now. >> you know what? i'm going to be 65 soon. i feel like i still have a lot of energy, man. the desire to still play music and touring and the whole thing. >> do you hear -- i don't want to say slippage again. do you hear a difference in your sound now at almost 65? >> i think it's a little bigger now. >> i love it. bigger. >> just lucky. i don't know. >> why do you play so big? >> i don't know. not necessarily. i really have a big passion for the instrument, but mainly for the sound. the trumpet is one of the few instruments that really doesn't put limit

squared. >> senator gillespie? >> when senator warner first ran for the senate, he said he supported balanced-budget amendment. after he was elected to office he voted against it. 10 democrats voted for it, including senator joe manchin from west virginia. again, bipartisan press releases, partisan votes on the floor, i believe that we can spur economic growth, but not with the kind of intrusive government regulation and mandates and taxes at senator warner has supported, again, nearly a trillion dollars in tax increases since being elected. $7 trillion in new debt and support for mandate after mandate, including, obviously, the mandates an epa rule that i believe will result in devastating our coal industry further than it has artie been devastated in southwest virginia. >> i gave him a chance to respond the last round. >> what i find is folks who had to pay for the balanced-budget amendment, it is usually people that don't have a plan. california, new york, their balanced-budget amendments. if anyone here thinks

ed-gillespie - he worked in the white house are and used his connections to be a carpet lobbyist. his firm shielded corrupt companies like enron. >> if gillespie can withstand the attacks making the virginia race election, anelection is coming. a democratic candidate in upstate new york is running an ad focussed on equal pay for women. it features a kids' lemonade stand. >> here is $10. >> for the same work. here is $8 for ou. >> you don't have to be a grown up to know that is not fair. we have to make sure women get equal pay for equal work and aren't charged more for health care. >> a political add that features a little girl screaming "what", is a winner. berpie sanders in vermont considered a run for the presidential election. he will head to iowa in mid-september. sanders will be in the early caucus state the same time as clinton. he told a yahoo news reporter that a clinton campaign is not something that will stop him running. >> the working class, the middle class of the country are facing enormous problems. we'll end up - i use these words advisedly, an oligarchic society

dizzy gillespie said, when i met him, "you are one heck of a jazz musician." i said, "i don't play jazz." he says, "oh, yes, you do. anybody that can fly jets, and grow orchids, and is a ceramic artist, and understands something about technology and architecture is a jazz musician. you think like a jazz musician-- you're the first one that's put art and business practices together in the same mind." which is exactly what quincy jones said on the cover of the book i have out, making the impossible possible. quincy said, "this guy is an entrepreneur and a jazz musician in the same body-- fascinating." >> hinojosa: all right. ten seconds-- someone watching, feeling helpless. bill stickland says to them... >> come to pittsburgh, visit the center, email us so we can begin the conversation about building a center in your community, because we want to build 200 in the world yesterday, and there's no reason to think that your city can't be one of them. >> hinojosa: so you actually want... you're saying to somebody, "dream and you make this real, and i'll help you make

gillespie. you are running on a progrowth economic plank.he championed more tax cuts, less regulation, no increase in the federal minimum wage. in today's economy and the current tax system, corporate profits are booming. wall street is enjoying record success. in a working-class americans, as you say, still struggling. could it say your plan is basically a reprise of the policies of george bush under which the census bureau shows median household income declined, poverty increased and childhood poverty increased even more. are they right? >> no, judy. the me share with people what i'm talking about when i talk about e.g. squared, which is that gillespie's agenda for economic growth. if you're for growth, you are for me. we've seen the job losses as a result of obamacare, which senator warner work to pass. it will mean 2.5 million fewer workers in our economy over the decade as a result of our disincentives to work built into that legislation. i believe having the highest corporate tax rate is responsible for having other companies go overse

republican ed gillespie released his first tv ad challenging mark warner. that ad isn't being shown just yet. the ad touts gillespie's blue collar roots. >>> nearly two years after he lost a bid for the white house mitt romney still has harsh words for president obama. today romney said, quote, the presidency is failing. >> i think people have recognized the president's agenda has not worked and frankly in his second term most people wonder does he have an agenda? what is his objective. i think people realize there is not an agenda the presidency is failing. >> the verbal attack on the president came during a campaign stop in arkansas for republican gubernatorial candidate. romney called for a reform bill on immigration to be passed after this november's election. >>> attacked for no reason. the concerns that there are more people who are punching out people on the street without warning. >>> also, i'm tom sherwood. the economy is getting better but tell that to the hundreds >>> welcome back to news 4 at 5:00. i'm dianna russini. 1.1 million people follow r

. >> it's also ed gillespie's birthday. >> happy birthday, ed gillespie. >> thank god we debunked thatndchildren. >> your twins? >> yeah. >> and you led with that "one more thing"? >> happy birthday. >> it's over because we used all our time. >> i talked to chris taylor of reuters, great guy, they do a series at reuters about people's first summer job. so this week it was jason rasz, who was a fence builder and said it was sweaty, hard work. brian williams was a lawn guy. i was a telemarketer and i sold a thing called the nordic chair, which was part of the nordic track combination. it was incredible, the nordic chair. my favorite was jose molina, he was a wrestling photographer. he loved wrestling and he went and took photos and then he would sell them to magazines. quite an entrepreneur. you want to, tweet me what your favorite first job was. >> for a long time i used to tell people i was a wrestling photographer. >> very disturbing news out of scottsdale, arizona, a petting zoo has created a half sheep, half goat hybrid called a geep. there it is. >> aw. >> the geep. it's an abomina

the play of the game, from the field, conor gillespie going deep, man on. , that will leave a mark i think. the catch robs the homer. the orioles beat up on chicago, 8-2. once again, the redskins beat the browns, 24-23. next up for washington, they go to baltimore for the ravens saturday night. you can watch that game right here on abc 7. >jim brown was at the game. saw him. and johnny manziel was waving a finger to the fans. >> everybody was talking about that. >> everything is one dollar. >> i don't think that is what he was saying. for jeansould you pay that are rigged to >> a zoo in japan found a unique way to make some money. ripped toelling jeans shreds by lions, tigers, and bears. >> oh, my. [laughter] >> they toss the genes into animal enclosures. three pairs sell for $3500. >> stafford county, flood warning until 1:45. >> jimmy kimmel is live next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- rosario dawson -- eric mccormack -- and music from self with cleto and the cletos. and now, for your information, here is jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> ji

the reverend kevin gillespie on the left says he will resign next june after finishing a three-year term. senior vice president john smithson will also leave next year. this all comes amid controversy over a proposed plan to accept 225 more students this fall to boost revenue. but critics of the plan say it would make the school appear less selective. both leaders had received no confidence votes from faculty groups. >>> still ahead, revel's good-bye is coming sooner than expected. >>> plus, the change coming this weekend to philadelphia's iconic skyline. >>> and a local team gets a step closer to bringing a championship title back to philadelphia. but tonight the unexpected change that could put a damper on their postgame celebrations. >>> and i'm tracking which weekend day you could be dealing with a few showers. that forecast next. >>> revel casino resort in atlantic city will close a week early but will stay through the labor day weekend. revel will close the hotel at 11:00 a.m. on september 1st. for gamblers, the casino shuts it doors for good at 5:00 a.m. on september 2nd. all conc

mark warner is running for a second term against ed gillespie and they faced off on a range of issues. this is

senator mark warner is being challenged by republican ed gillespie, and one of the debates will be tale viesed. can you see it here on nbc 4 october 7th. that debate is sponsored by the fairfax chamber of commerce. nbc 4 is the broadcast partner in that debate. >>> monday will be the first day back to school for so many local children, and we recently reported enrollment will grow by thousands in montgomery county, but the news 4 i-team scott mcfarland did more checking and found the county is also facing a new surge of low income children who need the skol's help outside the classroom. scott. >> dorine district records show a skyrocketing number of county schools went into school to get a meal. in many cases a free meal. take a look at this. the district served about a quarter million free lunches or just lunches between late june and today. about double the number served in the summer of 2007. district officials tell us economic problems, the big reason. an influx of international students, including unaccompanied immigrant children among them. the soaring number of kids that might no

. >> by the way, nick gillespie suggested cops wear cameras. that's coming from a pro snowden guy. no response. i have been saying for years, literally years ago we talked about this. cops should want to wear the camo. >> or conservatives and libertarians. we have been saying for a longtime we are not cool with the militarization of the police. >> i like the uniforms. they look great. >> if it is an us versus them thing we have to slow it down. >> everybody can be right on this. there are three angles here. the left indicts society foray shall injustice. it is a comment on uh -- on society and the third is the militarization. there is racism in this country and there are cultural issues that are exacerbated by a desire to be cool and belonging and there are cops that do look like -- all of these things are correct. we can all agree. the two reporters were arrested and the police officer told them to leave and they -- the guy kept asking questions like, you know, being a guy who didn't want to leave. he had to pack up and he had a laptop. i have to pack up. he was basically not leav

warner is starting to see his lead begin to narrow, some democratic groups have opened fire on ed gillespie he is everything that is wrong with washington. he worked in the white house and used his connections to be a corporate lobbyist. >> if he can withstand the k attacks and make this virginia race competitive, battle is coming. >>> and a democratic candidate in up state new york is running an ad featuring equal pay for women. >> here is $10. >> yes. >> and sally did the same work. and here is $8 for you. >> what? >> you don't have to be a grownup to know that isn't fair. we have to make sure that women get equal pay for equal work. >> that's not a bad spot. vermont senator bernie sanders just announced he will be heading to iowa for several events in mid-september. he will be there at the same time as hilary clinton. sanders told yahoo news a clinton campaign is not something that is going to stop him from running. >> the working class and middle class of this country are facing enormous problems. we are going to end up, and i use these words advisedly as an oligarchy society. and i wil

then a debate between mark warner and ed gillespie. and then "q&a." "newsmakers,"n tim phillips.in studio, we also have that right hearts with "the wall holt. journal" and carl carl, go-ahead. >> hello, mr. phillips. as you know, senator harry reid regularly goes on the scented or -- senate floor and a texture organization. says you are basically mr. dressing the health care law in your ads aimed at democrats and you are trying to buy the senate

nick gillespie is a journalist with the reason.com.e said the party of nixon, law and order, the police are always right. what do you think of rand paul in this moment? we know he has libertarian tendencies. in this moment choosing to weigh in like this. >> i think he's being opportunistic. i'm not using in a pejorative sense. i think he identified an issue and a moment in which his own views coincide with the views of many african-americans, many liberals. he seized on that to highlight that. and he feels it's an opportunity and he's taking it. >> within the republican university, on the right, i'm curious how this goes over. it was just the go-to campaign device for republicans is to attack the democrats as the criminal coddlers, ones who didn't respect the police enough. this is the kind of thing they used to go after democrats for. how is this being received on the right? >> rand paul is setting up a different constellation of concerns. he was basically the only guy in the senate who is really head out there on privacy issues which

darria long gillespie, appreciate your time, emergency room physician at emory university hospital. coincidentally, "closing bell" is going to atlanta tomorrow. speaking with a number of businesses down there, the federal reserve as well and talking about this and the impact it is having. >>> heading to the close, we have about 40 minutes left. the dow, we're down 150 points, was down virtually 200 points at the low of the session. wondering what's going to happen this last half hour. do they push it back to that low of the session or do they try and bring it back? we'll find out. we have a busy afternoon in the markets. more coming up here. >>> and later, disney's ceo, bob iger, giving us his take on earnings minutes after the media giant releases them. it will be another first on cnbc interview you won't want to miss. that's all coming up. d has gott, but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea power

you see not only corey gardner, but also ed gillespie in virginia and mike mcfadden in minnesota talkingo turn the debate on its head. >> let me ask you, mika. i'll be honest with you i have not been to the drugstore to get my birth control prescription refilled in a couple of weeks. if i were a woman i would think like this would save a lot of time, effort, whatever, right? >> would insurance still cover it? >> oh, yeah. look. >> yeah. it seems too easy to me. it's always stupid to have to call a doctor and get this or that. >> a lot of debates. we saw the white house caught up in it in terms of different organizations run by religious institutions, whether or not they will cover it. i mean, this actually can be a problem on both sides of the aisle. for republicans, it's a big problem that i think can be solved by instituting these changes. i don't know if everybody will go for it in the republican party. >> i'm sure they won't. again, if -- >> it's a good try. >> i think republicans should put it on the floor and if they pass it in the house let the democrats try to kill it in the sena

several of the bipartisan jobs bill's we are asking senate democrats to act on would help make inner gillespiesive for families and small businesses like the manufacturers that help support the hoosier economy. we need to implement real health care reform that lets patients choose the coverage they want at a price they can afford. we need to restore real opportunities for all americans. that is why we sent senate solutions to make education more affordable for middle-class families. we are ready to fix our tax code to make it simpler and fairer for everyone. these three things, getting people back to work, lowering costs at home, and restoring opportunity, will continue to be our focus in the weeks ahead. we call them american solutions because they put the american people first, which is exactly what we are asking of president obama and senate democrats as we celebrate our nation's workforce. put aside politics and do what americans do every day. that is get to work. thanks for listening. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> we are back live at the science pavilion at