so we reached out to ed gillespie's campaign today for a comment. they sent us back a statement reading in part, kor i stuart's campaign has been a constant extreme of fabrication and false hoods. tyson's retained him in 2001. a jury later found the company not guilty. the bottom line jim and sean is this right now. we have two weeks to go before this gop primary. ed gillespie is far ahead. the quinny pack has him at 27 percent. kor i stuart is way down there. we asked h him about this today, you get the answer you'd expect. the politician hyped the polls, but let's also remember, folks, that there was a poll back in october that said if we believed them, hillary clinton would be our president right now. >> yep. >> so we have recent experience. >> sure we have. >> to show that these polls are not always what they appear to be. >> give kor i stuart the benefit of the disowt. \he\es has a way of getting headlines, giving out guns. he's found a way to get media attention when helps out his campaign. maybe he's found some lightening in a bottle this tim

racist rants are nothing new, says andra gillespie...te for the study of race and difference at emory university. professor, andra gillespie, emory university: "these videos remind us that race has been a constant and persistent problem in the united states." there's been a spike in the number of racists rants posted on social media, experts say. todd grossman, ceo talkwalker: "as technology becomes even more and more mainstream and more and more people have smart phone devices and video capabilities, it's just going to be exploding more and more." recording these kinds of confrontations also may empower people to expose the racism, says gillespie. there could also be a trump factor behind it all.professor, andra gillespie, emory university: "people, perhaps, feel more emboldened to express politically incorrect point of view as a result of president trump's success in being able to use political incorrectness as a tool to be able to be elected president. but i think it's important to know that these people held these points of view long

virginia state senator frank wagner joins us he's going fort republican nomination up against ed gillespie and core city stew w war. thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> i know you're representing southern virginia. you know, newport news area. >> right. >> you're a hometown g you grew up in northern vir virginia. >> i grew up in arlington. after i graduated from high school i went to the naval academy. when you graduate from the naval academy it's certain you'll live in norfolk or sand ago i was a salvage diver in the navy and stationed on salvage ship out of little creek and love virginia all over and it's great to come back up here for while. >> virginia is one of the great things about virginia the diversity in virginia when you look eight from geographic standpoint almost several different states in one here. i know the folks down in southern virginia give you a hard time from being from northern virginia that's very key in an election as well. if you're representing the state you want to relate people in northern virginia to get that big chunk of votes. >> absolutely. i thi

politics aside for first part of show we have to talk about it this is big written front runner ed gillespie campaigning. tom merry ela march in falls church today. >> hey, ronica. >> hey, jim, and sarah we're talking about the primary race and getting pulse of people today just if you think anyone is paying enough attention to it i was thinking back on primary i voted in once back in new jersey one of the first ten people to show up to vote and it was mid-morning and a lot of people forget primary to she don't focus on them they really are important and the people we spoke with today at this race were not just there for tom periello but they were there for a group of candidates politically minded civic minded people and wanting tone courage obviously to remember the importance of a day like memorial day and at the end of the day they're there to encourage to you vote for candidate spoke with them. >> take a listen. >> i think they're probably focused on the governor's race more than any other it's up fortunate because i think each office is important my life did a lot of canvassing and the

the prince william county republican is gillespie for his work. his firm earned more than $1 million. >> ed gillespie is comply sit in smuggling illegal aliens in this country. he is comply set in covering up charges. >> polls have ed gillespie with a lead. that primary election is june 13th. >>> discipline today for those officers involved in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. but there is more. the city of cleveland announced that timmy loehmann was fired. he shot at rice. loehmann was not fired because of the sh but because of inaccuracies on his application form. the officers that drove the patrol car the day of the shooting was suspended for ten days. >>> star studded list of musicians are coming together for a benefit concert after the deadly attack in manchester, england. that is when a suicide bomber killed 22 people. grande will be joined by justin beaver, cold play, ferrell. and miley cyrus. >>> dozens of the world's best young spellers are in our neck of the woods for the scripps national spelling bee. >> it's always extraord

among republicans, ed gillespie is the front-runner. >> anybody here from prince william county originally >> reporter: prince william county board chairman, new gubernatorial candidate corey staunchest defenders. he stood by trump even after the campaign fired him last fall as virginia's co-chair, when he lashed out at the rnc for not doing enough. now the appointment of a special counsel doesn't shake his support. >> well, i think it is a witch-hunt. i think that as soon as there's a special counsel named, their job is to find something wrong. they justify their whole existence. >> reporter: frank wagner who trails the field is a trump supporter too, but ed gillespie has kept his distance. but he told me he'd accept the president's help if he becomes the gop nominee as expected. >> i want anybody who can help me to help me. so obviously help from president trump, vice president pence, i'm happy to have all the help i can get. >> reporter: political analyst mark rozelle says dims his chances. >> the closer he is to trump, i think is significantly hurts its candidacy. >> reporter: once the

the democrats in the race have been quick to pounce on gillespie but they kept it short.id the statement was bs. the point is you can see a pattern. democrats wanting to jump on the news and the republicans wanting to duck and cover. up next, republican senator susan collins and bill cassidy. we talked about the future of the republican agenda. first, hampton pearson with the cnbc market wrap. >> thanks. retail plunges with fears consumers aren't spending enough to support strong economic growth. the dow ending down 23 points. the s&p down 5. the nasdaq finishing off by 13 points as well. macy's falls 17% after reporting weak earnings. the retailer posting earnings of 24 cents a share and revenue up 5.34 billion. social media company snap chat taking 21.6% a day after the parent of snap chat reported a huge loss. the stock slid $4.96 to close at $18.02. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. what new gu? what new gu? i hired some help. he really knows his wine. this is the new guy? hello, my name is watson. you know wine, huh? i know that you should check viney

gillespie is your guy.s need to sit back and think all this is when you leave all the rhetoric all the statues somebody to run virginia. that's what this race is all about. you're hiring somebody to run virginia. realistically ask yourself read the resumes of the three candidates who would you call in first for an interview, steve. >> i believe you'd call in frank wagner first. what are you going to do with the job. >> you're going to address transportation. that's a huge problem here in northern virginia. wow, career technical education, yeah, we walk away from it to the harm of a lot of students and to the harm of the economy of virginia. and wow you got a solid plan to reinvigorate the economy and a plan to have government work with business to grow have a rah as opposed to this adversarial relationship developed between private sector and the government. >> see if voters get that message and take that -- >> i'm sure they are. they're catching on right now, steve. we're really excited rider now. >> as yo

. >> reporter: racist rants are not new, says andre gillespie, at emory university. >> these videos remindhat race has been a constant and persistent problem in the united states. >> reporter: there's been a spike of the number of racist rants posted on social media. >> as technology becomes more and more mainstream and more and more people are having smartphone devices and video capability is going to be exploding more and more. >> reporter: recording these types of confrontations also may empower people to expose the racism says gillespie. there could also be a trump fabl tor behind it all. >> people feel more emboldened to express politically incorrect views as a result of president trump's success in using political incorrectness to be elected. but it's important people held these points of view long before president trump emerged as a political figure. >> reporter: the rapts may be g ugly. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but it sparks a wider conversation about race. >> the thing about those individual quos, alvideos, when they're posted, they're there for a long, long time. >> his point w

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but that means -- the moisture coming up the atlantic gillespie skies to set up and they will stick aroundthe solution to valley -- not looking for that is. temps hanging around the 70 degree mark for most of us. rex -- rain stays out of the area for tonight -- tomorrow morning should try as well. down. tough to break more forces against movement -- i will turn this out for you about come -- 10 minutes. kimberly: president donald trump is resting after a busy day in saudi arabia. karen travers is traveling with the president us highlights of day one of the nine-day overseas trip. ♪ karen: president trump mixing in a little culture with diplomacy, train saudi dancers performing a traditional programs involving a sword. it was a whirlwind first day for the president. study real guards standing in attention on a hazy hot morning really 91-year-old greeting the president and first lady. later the president isaiah -- walking down to the trip. spendarabia agreed to $110 billion immediately and military chromatin services for the u.s.. up to $350 billion over 10 years. >> tremendous day. i just w

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corey stewart, ed gillespie and frank wagner. >> time for a check on our weather., we're okay. >> looking good for daylight hours. as you get your motor running on this sunday morning, temperatures are pleasant now. we're climbi ining into the 70s. cloudiness. storm team 4 tower cam looking to the west and north showing just a few clouds coming through right now. a little sunshine in and out. that's going to be the story here the rest of the day. there's one lonely shower rolling up the east side of the bluerid blueridge. it may hold together and get into western loudoun over the next hour or so. there are other showers in southern virginia. those may make their way into the northern neck. maybe clipping southern maryland here. another five or six hours or so and maybe at the beaches after that. general trends will be drying out here. here's hour by hour timi region. these areas in color are some showers and some storms that move into western maryland by 5:00 p.m. maybe a few lighter showers to our south. most of them are going to be out in the mountains. later in

he gets connor gillespie to ground out to end the contest. reds win 4-0. they outscore the giants in the series 31-5. can someone please wake up the giants' bats? tomorrow the giants are in new york to play the mets. it's been a tough season so far. >> yes, it has. >> >> at least if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and... ...stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment,

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republican candidate ed gillespie did not attend but sent a representati a statement.aians head to the polls june 13th. >>> we've got some rain in the forecast, looks like a yellow weather alert not just tomorrow but several days for the coming week. looking at first alert doppler, showers are lined up. actually there's a front out toward ohio and kentucky and tennessee. ahead of it the atmosphere is moistening up. while it look like there's a lot of rain going on, i've been checking the observations. winchester reported light rain and maybe some light sprinkles from warrenton down toward culpeper as this area heads to the northeast. so warrenton eventually in toward loudoun county, everything moving in that direction here. we'll see some of that, also in prince william county probably in the next 30 to 40 minutes. temperature-wise we only got to 69 today and right now we sit at 65, most temps running 60 to 65. we've got clouds around, some showers moving in. we'll drop a few more degrees, but that's about it for tonight. looking at futurecast, looks like we have showe

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new poll from the "washington post" suggests both democratic contenders are leading republicannt gillespie by double digits. the lieutenant governor is leading 49% to 38% and former congressman tom pair yell la is leading by 50% to 37%. and analysts say the results suggest voter opposition to donald trump and his policies could punish republicans at the polls this fall. >>> some consider it a slice of heaven, but both sides now coming to the district. we'll tell you about plans for a new we going man' wegmans and a. >>> they tried to force their way in and when 245 didn't work, they opened fire. looking for weed at a medical marijuana dispensary. it's all on t ap of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. >>> police are looking for two men who tried to rob a medical mar

on the republican side, former gop chair, ed gillespie with frank wagner and graduation because she'st, the story is stirring controversy and getting nationwide attention. tonight, she speaks out even as the school is still refusing to back down. >>> plus, mayor bowser taking the republican leaders are trying to do this to affordable health care. i'm tom perriello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together, we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. and we'll make sure this never happens in virginia. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapon

tomorrow on the show, brian returns and eboni williams and nick gillespie, hopefully you will be there took have a glorious night, i thank you. >> i'm baird jones. >> two eccentrics from new york's disco days. >> if you were on baird's list, your social life was assured. >> two oddball art collections. >> all right. >> mel brooks, david bowie, art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story... >> and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today and i'm in the pocono mountains of pennsylvania on my way to meet an heir with a head-spinning story that will take us back to 1970s manhattan, the era of punk rock, disco and wild parties at studio 54. >> my name is hugh hooper. back in 2008, my brother hoop received a

tomorrow on the show, brian returns and eboni williams and nick gillespie, hopefully you >> i am hoop. >> i'm baird jones. >> two eccentrics from new york's disco days. >> if you were on baird's list, your social life was assured. >> all right. >> mel brooks, david bowie, art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story... >> and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today and i'm in the pocono mountains of pennsylvania on my way to meet an heir with a head-spinning story that will take us back to 1970s manhattan, the era of punk rock, disco and wild parties at studio 54. >> my name is hugh hooper. back in 2008, my brother hoop received a very strange inheritance. when he died three years later, he left one tw

. >> i denounce weak establishment republicans like ed gillespie. [ applause ] >> who refuses stand upmendment rights. [ applause ] >> i denounce hypocrites like ross north ham and tom perrello. who refuse long history of racism in the democratic party. [ applause ] >> joining suss corey stewart candidate for governor of virginia. >>> you denounced a lot of things last night. >> yeah. >> what are you supporting in this race. >> what i'm supporting is tax cuts. what i'm supporting is bringing back jobs into virginia. we're losing so many about 10,000 manufacturing jobs a y year. good jobs and we're not doing anything about it. frankly, governor mcauliffe sitting on his hands not doing anything about it. we've got to reduce taxes, decrease regulations, and start to bring more jobs not just defense sector jobs overreliance on the defense sector and virginians are paying the price for it. >> i want to talk about couple of things here. one, last night there were some rumors filtered out there you'll hear any time that your announce many this was going it to for corey stewart and his guberna

now running for governor virginia ed gillespie thanks for joining us this morning.nk you. >> as we continue to talk to all the candidates in this very important race in virginia. 7:37. tucker, we'll send it over to you. >> quick look at the weather. another chilly start. overnight lows back in the 30s for. of the area. we are featuring upper 60s 70 this afternoon. lots of sunshine. looking at dry conditions across the area. and a little milder than yesterday. yesterday we made it to the low to mid 60s 5 degrees warmer than that today. 48 in washington. 43 dulles. 42dbwi marshall. very quite regionally clear skies overnight and very cool if not cold conditions in the area and nice warmup to look forward for your tuesday. 68 and sunshine later. winds will be lighter than yesterday out of the west at five to ten. enjoy beautiful afternoon. okay. seven day has rain on it i'll have it coming up. erin. >> 7:38 right now much roads are getting pretty busy. seeing big delays look at that. right by duke street 395 northbound completely parked it's 25 minute delay from the be

we challenge ed gillespie yesterday, my likely republican opponent who is a k-street lobbyist about whetherl consider he's waivers that reintroduce pre-existing conditions and undermine the essential benefits package on mental health coverage and pre and post natal care that virginian families could pay more out of pocket per year. it's not just the house majority they've put in play but house legislatures. >> i'm going to come back to virginia in a second. scott walker in wisconsin has already been confronted with this issue. it hasn't even passed the senate yet. scott walker trying to deal with whether he'd accept those waivers. he's waiting to see what gets to the president's desk but we're not looking to change pre-existing conditions and he made that comment hours after saying he would consider seeking a waiver for federal rules. this puts republicans in an odd position. they're against this idea of the government forcing and mandating insurance but they themselves don't want to pay the price. you're in virginia, obviously, where this is the ultimate swing state, ultimate purple state.

. >> reporter: racist rants aren't new, says andre gillespie from the institute of race and indifferencethese remind us that race has been a constant problem. >> reporter: there's been a spike in the number of racist rants posted on social media experts say. >> as technology becomes more and more mainstream and more and more people are having smartphone devices and video capability, it's just going to be exploding more and more. >> reporter: recording these kinds of confrontations also may empower people to expose the racism, says gill espy. it could also be a trump factor behind it all. >> people perhaps feel more emboldened to express politically incorrect pointing of vuf as a result of president trump's success in being able to use political correctness as a tool to be elected president. but i think it's important to know that these people held these points of view long before president trump emerged as a political figure. >> reporter: videos may be ugly. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: unbelievable. but she calls them a starter for conversation. >> so sickening to see. you know, those are

for me, representing eastern washington, it's deputy sheriff mike gi mike gi mike gillespie who gave his life. >> and secondly, do you still have the same legal of confidence as you had? >> there's been a lot of reporting lately, i think that requires close examination, let me tell you what i told our members just this morning. we need the facts. it is obvious there are some people out there who want to harm the president. but we have an obligation to carry out our oversight regardless of which party is in the white house. and that means before rushing to judgment, we get all pertinent information. the house oversight and government reform committee is appropriately requested this memo and i'm sure we're going to go on to hear from mr. comey about why if this happens as he allegedly describes, why didn't he take action at the time? there are a lot of unanswered questions, what i told our members is now is the time to gather the pertinent information. now is the time to be responsible, sober and foce -- will leave it to the committees that are doing this invests. just remember, there'

. >> local historians richard gillespie and jim morgan have made their careers researching what happenedfed root patrols walked along this same path, four man patrols. >> he said the only troops known to have died were two union soldiers who crossed from the mrd side and were killed by southern farmers in 1861. he says there was one significant skirmish at ball's bluff but that was upriver. >> there were some 223, i believe, men killed, federals killed and many of their bodies, perhaps 100 to 150 of their bodies washed down the river. >> too far away for the claim on trump's plaque to be accurate. we weren't allowed to videotape on the golf club's property. he showed us another important plaque. >> there was an important event in the war? >> that's reducer's ford, stony crossing across the river. that's where general jeb stewart took his cavalry corpse corps a the river. >> no blood shed? >> no. le. >> trump defended the plaque. "that was a prime site for river crossings. if you happen to be in the civil war, i would say people were shot, a lot of them." the site of the plaque was known

he goes conner gillespie to end the contest. the reds win 4-0.5. >>> next up for san francisco, the new york mets who are also struggling. giancarlo stanton put the marlins on top in the first with this three-run blast. then in the third, stanton goes deep again. a solo shot, which travels some 447 feet. florida wins 7-0. the mets manage just one hit. >>> tomorrow the angels are in oakland. today they wrapped up three-game set with houston. in the third, jose altuve put the astros on top with a three-run homer after matt shoemaker. they got insurance in the seventh as evan gattis clubs his third of the season. houston wins 5-3. the astros lead the west by 5 1/2 games. >>> and this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. later in the show we'll have nba play-off highlights and mike shumann will be talking to steph curry's dad del. >> he ended his career as the pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six fel

. >> i think gillespie is going to be tough to beat. >> and you're going to have to come with an a-gamely sort of either separates, you know, the problems the democrats have from the minds of the voters or really kind of connect the republican candidate to -- >> let's talk turkey here. i hate to do it, but i love to do it. women voters, liz. we were kind of surprised -- i hate being ethnic, but white women voters voted for trump by 52%. i have a sense that women voters across the board are going to be very sensitive about health care because in any family i've ever been in, my parents and the one i'm in now, my mother looked out for the health care. she knew what was in the health care plan. my dad was clueless. my wife, kathleen, knows all that stuff. so i get the feeling just as a fact of who takes responsibility in the house, women are going to be very sensitive on this health care front, even about their husband's health care and everybody. tell me about that, the gender thing here. >> look, there's not a race -- there's never been a race i've worked on where health care has not ran

my likely republican opponent ed gillespie has to answer the question, will he change the rules on pre-existingns and the essential benefits package on important issues like guaranteeing pre- and post-natal care, getting rid of that could cost $15,000 per family in virginia going through a pregnancy. they put republicans in congress on notice and made this a state issue as well. >> you are -- we had in the ad there, you said proudly you voted for obamacare when you were in the congress. of course, you're running in a democratic primary right now. i imagine that message will help you there, but let me ask you if you succeed in that primary, is that a message you're going to be repeating in the fall that you were proud to vote for obamacare? and i ask you because there's some news out of virginia this week, that under obamacare, under the current law of the land, you got a major insurer, aetna, pulling up, leaving the individual insurance market in that state. a lot of people in virginia say, that law isn't going so well right now. would you tell voters outside the democratic party you are proud

. >> "the washington post" story that showed ed gillespie now losing to double digits in virginia, thell because of trump. but, again, during the campaign, we said the same -- we get to a point in our reporting on the server where mika and i finally said we're going to stop. we're going to stop speculating. the fbi is either going to come back and indict or they're not. if they indict, then she'll lose. if they don't indict, she'll win. we weren't exactly right but here, three words, mueller, mueller, mueller. because of ignorance and arrogance. i worked in a trial law firm for a couple of years. you could tell at the beginning of the case by the chaos out there. we're going to get him. >> it was mueller, mueller and mid terms. the commercial we saw yesterday, lieutenant governor of virginia, am i getting this right? literally campaigning on -- >> donald trump is crazy. >> talking about being a doctor and talking about policy and he looks like a really earnest, knowledgeable politician running for office and then in the middle of his pitch he goes straight to camera, i think donald tru

ed gillespie is one of them in virginia, saying we have nothing to show. we can't go to people and say look what we have achieved in the last two years because we haven't achieved anything except signing a bill which is deeply unpopular. >> ed gillespie is down double dts. you go to georgia, ossoff is down several points. there are a lot of republicans looking at those numbers and talking saying this guy is taking us down. i'm in a swing district. i'm only one by 5% last time. i'm going to lose next time. >> yes, their numbers individually are worse than they were before, but his numbers, he never drops below 36 or 37, never goes above 42 or 43. that's been true for more than a year regardless of what he does. when they look at the polls and they say the percent tam of trump voters would vote for them again, and the polling shows most of the base is still with trump, it's going to take a lot more. they're going to keep doing this rationalization. they're going to say this is sloppy in a way that looks shady as opposed to shady that looks impeachable. that'

i belonged to, the united christian youth movement, where we were exposed to people like harold gillespie, a number of them who had a social philosophy, who i guess you would call them in many respect, social goss people. so that i was getting -- i was doing one kind of study in the daytime and another one on the weekend and evening in these small groups, because we didn't just go and meet. we took time. we studied and even when kenneth starr wrote "youth in the ghetto," some of us were part of his studies, what he was doing right there. >> now, i get the picture that nyu is just foment of political action of all kinds, big arguments between marxists, socialists, democrats and so on. is that a fair picture? >> that's a fair -- >> just a community bubbling up with ideas and arguments. >> and differences, and you had to learn to know what you stood for. you had to be able to stand up for it, and i found that many a times you had people that wanted you to -- they were trying to indoctrine a indoctrineate you. i think it was good for me but i had a certainly amount of grounding. also, it waeb