here's dizzy gillespie, having toured just really once.african culture just that one time. he realized that that -- those are my roots, that's my heritage and that's the meaning that the state department couldn't even have envisioned when they were first sending these guys out there. next up, to think about duke ellington. now, in contrast to satch and to dizzy, duke ellington was something of a different kind of ambassador. i mean, he was the elder statesman of this bunch. he was born in 1899. he's basically an old man when he's doing a lot of these tours. and he'd kind of had these middle-class airs about him. he had been raised in a little bit better scenario in the united states than some of his other black counterparts on these tours. so the state department considered him this model ambassador. yet even he despite this kind of distinction, he was the only registered -- or one of the only registered republicans among all of these musicians. he was a very -- of a very different stamp from these musicians but even he saw the connection

well, you know, ed gillespie he's the republican nominee for governor, he just had a normal campaignlen allen, virginia but a group of planned parenthood supporters they gathered outside of the event and then a small handful of them decided to go inside and confront gillespie on the issue that is so important to them. watch his cell phone video and see how it unfolds. >> i do not believe in taxpayer funding. i would rather have the money going -- no, i would sign a bill that does not have taxpayer funding go to planned parenthood. >> okay, well, we have that answer then don't we. >> thank you. but most of the money goes to -- 'cause you know most of the contributions the private sector. > do not touch me. >> reporter: well, gillespie's campaign confirmed his comments from that cell phone video with fox5 saying in part most of planned parenthood's funding comes from individual donors and ed does not support subsidizing their budget with taxpayer dollars. of course we'll bring the full statement for you on facebook and twitter coming up soon, but, you know, it's interesting the northam

let's first take a listen to ed gillespie. >> clearly cooperation is spor and we cannot allow for any of our cities or counties establish themes as ing they will not cooperate with local authorities. i am in favor of banning sanctuaries. unfortunately my opponent has a different point of view. i think that would be critical in ensuring that we can combat gang violence in northern virginia. how. q. ralph north a.m. was not available for comment, but here's a statement that reads in part from his communications director. it says that he understands the risks virginia law enforcement officials take to keep our communities safe. he wants to let law enforcement focus on its mission and make sure anyone who commits a violent crime goes to prison. ed gillespie admits there are no sanctuary cities in virginia and solving this problem requires congress to pass exre hence hive immigration reform. we'll have the full statement from north a.m.'s camp on my page. does either candidate resonate with you more? when you are going to the polls and decision how important is their stance on an issue lik

i'm looking at what ed today less pi sa gillespie said. you can proceed test, you can carry your weapon, but it didn't mean that the message, that the racist and anti-semitic messages of these so-called nationalists have. so it doesn't seem to be a big ask for the political figures up to and including the president to condemn these kind of actions. and if it helps, urge peaceful protests. >> lynn, please stay with us. i want to go to political commentator watching this all unfold with us. david, we've seen republicans including the house speaker paul ryan already respond to the situation. and what kind of a response would yyou expect from the president when it comes no tease neo confederates and clan sympathizers that clearly ignited trouble in virginia? >> sure, boris. again, as far as an immediate reaction, like lynn said, i think at a minimum the president by now should have been able to come out with a tweet, a method of communication he prefers and uses often for matters important and trivial, and make a statement similar to the one t

so let's -- what do you do if you're ed gillespie. what's your advice to ed gillespie. this to me -- this has got to be hard. >> strong, swift condemnation. there really is no way to handle this. you know, it would be one thing if he would have said, look, foul language is never appropriate from anyone, you know, we all need to behave like adults. but then condemn them swiftly. but he did really equate the movements. and they're not the same. and it's -- >> one movement wouldn't be there without the other. like, let's take that -- >> even setting that aside -- >> but there were pastors and people standing up against the kkk and white nationalists and neo-nazis. there wasn't another side. you're either on the side of justice and freedom or you're on the side of the kkk and the white nationalists. >> but they were there to incite the -- the white supremacists were there to incite. they want a fight. that's what the president may have done today inadvertently or maybe it was on purpose, is -- that's inciteful rhetoric. >> he may rationalize violence. >> and what were the o

i obviously gillespie's playing. but what this generation has had an opportunity not only to study their contribution but to study the practitioners that studied them and the next generation and the guy who generation after that. so obviously there's things that we have the opportunity to showcase and we've had the opportunity to develop that they couldn't based on the time that they inherited it, right? but i think having this sort of notion that there's a cap on what jazz has the potential to be is sort of strange to me. it is essentially very young form. you know? so we wanted to make these records to look at that moment but to try and take the music into new vernacular to create new vernacular, new modes of operating, new sonic realities for the music. so essentially what we're also looking to do is we're trying to take all of this seemingly desperate forms of music that have grown out of jazz. you think of jazz and blues are really synonyms for each other. this is the same culture. my teachers when i was a littl

he tweeted yesterday i feel fine turning my back on white supremacy, how does cles pee feel -- gillespie feel about the position? >>> now to the war on isis where the terror group is now using a young boy purportedly from the united states to be its mouthpiece. cbs news reports that the child's message in a newly released video was obviously crafted by adults. the boy acknowledges isis is losing control over the territories it once controlled in iraq and syria but he then warned president trump that your war will end in, quote, your land. >> some people learned of their hiv positive status through a mistake by an insurance company. aetna mailed the letters in envelopes with a large, clear window showing the results. legal organizations say some patients' family members and neighbors learned of the hiv statuses, which were easily viewable on the envelope. aetna apologized and says it is taking steps to make sure this never happens again. that story stinks. >>> so does this one. two down, one to go. >> the u.s. botanic garden officials say the third and final corpse flower is expected to b

. >> reporter: so, one of the things that ed gillespie said yesterday he focused on the idea that a lotg for a group like planned parenthood comes from private donors. many people make the argument don't shut it down just get the money from somewhere else. why do state dollars have to be a part of a group like planned parenthood. >> they're doing so much good work and as i tried to make in my comments things like preventive care, things like primary care that they do, 23,000 virginians receive their care from planned parenthood cancer screenings, access to contraception so in this -- this is the only access a lot of women have in the commonwealth of virginia so for anybody to stand there and says they want to defund planned parenthood it's just out of step with mainstream virginia. access to their healthcare and i'm going to do everything i can to protect that. >> to. >> reporter: last question for you and then we're going to speak with one of the volunteers tonight who is making calls where does this issue rank with the voters you speak with when they're making their decision on electi

deal her father was one of mussolini's son and romano performed with a love fitzgerald said dizzy gillespie and he married his first wife the sister of sophia loren. so alessandra is the granddaughter of mussolini and the beasts of sophia loren one of the great stars of the 20th century. so alessandra has quite a heritage and his grandfather -- faithful to her grandfather's legacy and interestingly enough rather supportive of israel to disavow the anti-jewish laws >> this is one of my favorite clips having to do with dictators but some of the people what she will remember of the al flood and buckwheat and slinky and our love it here is mussolini?. >> key is a little rascal streaky is the son of mussolini he wanted to write and director and screenplay is as bad day big shot and he was for a while but world war two killed and. i thought the producer that he had come to me to if you listen closely you can hear them say some briefings. >>. >> good to meet you i.m. alfalfa. >> of little rascals what is the point?. >> they formed a business agreement they would produce movies together grand opera

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with the candidate ed gillespie saying let's let local communities decide. can respect that idea but this is definitely a national debate. >> kimberly: it's really escalated and it's become a political domino in terms of the effect of what's happened, what's transpired. people dismayed and disappointed, president needs to speak immediately with a moral clarity on this issue. he made a great statement 48 hours later but now it's escalated into a further national upset, and people are really deeply hurt and offended by it. that makes me feel bad, it's very sad to see. we are better than this as a country, we've come so far, we would love to celebrate all the things we have in common and the values and all what we stand for as a country, welcoming so many from all different walks in life and religions and nationalities. that's the place that we fought very hard to be in that the place that we should be proud of today. i hope that we can move forward. it >> dana: i'm not sure if there is a policy -- a policy that's going to be that great, we don't know. this bus

i think and gillespie put it well when they said you have a right to say something but it doesn't mean that -- some speech is deplorable and reprehensible but the problem is what do you take your first amendment right, free speech right and in this case you intentionally try to harm others in incite a riot. for you take a further step in and take a vehicle and turn it into a weapon. as a former prosecutor, i fully anticipate that the charlottesville office will add additional charges on this as more facts come to light. judge jeanine: what is interesting is that representative, the two police, state troopers were killed in a helicopter crash -- i'm curious as to whether you think there will be a nexus in terms of prosecution to the individuals on the ground or those that we can prove intent where we can prosecute them additionally for those deaths. >> it all depends on the facts of the ground. right now i have not seen anything that says they could charge those individuals with the death of the state troopers. what happened today is that everyone in law enforcement it's one of their wo

someone like ed gillespie is trying to avoid talking about trump because he knows the independent voterst are up for grabs aren't big fans of the president. >> dana: but he needs the republicans to turn out. it's a good thing he has a lot of money in the bank. gentlemen, thanks so much. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: tonight one of america's most prominent film makers is playing defense colin kaepernick. no team wants him. so hollywood is taking a knee for him. that feiery debate ahead. and paul manafort's home the subject of a predawn raid last month. we'll tell you why this happened in the middle of the night and what this might mean for mr. manafort next. with some bigs about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and

there is gillespie an in the whe house. it wasn't woodstock.needed that traditional versus countercultural than the troops supporting vietnam. most of the working class middle-class folks have their sons over there. so, nixon stood behind the troops in the non- against the demonstrators and against the radicals and those in their moratorium in 69 who had spun off and tried to assault the department of justice to raise the vietcong flag repair on constitution avenue and i remember on the fifth floor looking out it looked like the russian revolution solis t did with those folks unabashedly on the issues of elitism. he stood with populism that he was with the middle americans, the forgotten americans are the silent majority. all these folks do within the broad majority in the silent majority was quite pleased with them and all these folks started moving out of the democratic party or the way from the elite like teddy kennedy and the rest of them and a number of democrats wrote a book in 1970 said democrats better wake up because these folks liked

i think and gillespie put it well when they said you have a right to say something but it doesn't mean that -- some speech is deplorable and reprehensible but the problem is what do you take your first amendment right, free speech right and in this case you intentionally try to harm others in incite a riot. for you take a further step in and take a vehicle and turn it into a weapon. as a former prosecutor, i fully anticipate that the charlottesville office will add additional charges on this as more facts come to light. judge jeanine: what is interesting is that representative, the two police, state troopers were killed in a helicopter crash -- i'm curious as to whether you think there will be a nexus in terms of prosecution to the individuals on the ground or those that we can prove intent where we can prosecute them additionally for those deaths. >> it all depends on the facts of the ground. right now i have not seen anything that says they could charge those individuals with the death of the state troopers. what happened today is that everyone in law enforcement it's one of their wo

it's sponsoring a debate between virginia governor northam and ed gillespie. you can watch it september 19th at 7:00 p.m. nbc political director and moderator of meet the press, chuck todd will moderate and aaron gilchrist and julie kerry will be on the panel as well. >>> accusations that he inappropriately touched a woman at a pool. this happened in fairfax county. police charged the marn with assault and battery after he touched a woman's backside while he inspected a pool on edge ware lane skbliefr lane. >>> now to a story on news 4. this is surveillance video of a homeowner that shows police officers ridiculing the situation rather than helping after his home was broken into. news 4's live from d.c. police headquarters. >> megan, what happened here? >> reporter: according to clarence williams, he says he was out of town and someone broke into his home. so the alarm company called 9-1-1 for police to show up. according to the video, it appears as though police didn't take it seriously. want to get to that video to show you what happened here. you can see th

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>> our nominee for governor ed gillespie has spoken on this and we support him. >> what has he said?he supports of history of virginia in all its form. you can't just eradicate the bad parts by taking down statues. i think he's right. one of the things that gets lost in this. these people were there about a statue. there to spread bigotry and hate and up to all of us to stand against it 100% and the republican party of virginia good, rnc does, our president does and we won't tolerate this. >> you don't think that statue should come don? >> i don't think it should come down, but that's not the issue. we have to stop the hatred. we're getting away from that talking about confederate statues and really need to talk about the hatred done in charlottesville. that's what we're focusing on now. >> the chairman of the republican party in the commonwealth of virginia. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, despite president trump's fiery rhetoric about north korea, the administration is presenting a rather cool and calm approach to the crisis, at least right now. a closer loo

i think and gillespie put it well when they said you have a right to say something but it doesn't mean that -- some speech is deplorable and reprehensible but the problem is what do you take your first amendment right, free speech right and in this case you intentionally try to harm others in incite a riot. for you take a further step in and take a vehicle and turn it into a weapon. as a former prosecutor, i fully anticipate that the charlottesville office will add additional charges on this as more facts come to light. judge jeanine: what is interesting is that representative, the two police, state troopers were killed in a helicopter crash -- i'm curious as to whether you think there will be a nexus in terms of prosecution to the individuals on the ground or those that we can prove intent where we can prosecute them additionally for those deaths. >> it all depends on the facts of the ground. right now i have not seen anything that says they could charge those individuals with the death of the state troopers. what happened today is that everyone in law enforcement it's one of their wo

his appearance at a fundraising event on saturday with the gop's nominee for virginia governor ed gillespievp's office says the meeting was made so his schedule remains flexible if follow-up is needed following friday's camp david meetings. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. nine tornadoes reported last night in minnesota. >> yeah. >> minor damage, though. >> a couple of houses were damaged. a farm was damaged. no reports of any injuries, though, but it was interesting last night around 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. areas just south of minneapolis, and they're still dealing with some wet weather, but no longer any tornado threats. we still have big thunderstorms north of dallas here right along the red river. oklahoma got it overnight, and now little rock is your next in line for this line of storms as it tries to drop down over you. this storm system will regenerate with the heegts of the day. we have ten million people at risk. mostly because we have lost some big cities like toledo. detroit is in here. fort wayne. marginal risk of severe storms cincinnati to louisville,

>> ed gillespie denounced the racism and naziism that reared its head in charloes atlanta, but richmondeds monument avenue that has a whole series of confederate scrat confederate statues. they tried to soften it, and there are issues of how to remember history, and there are those that want to obliterate it, and i don't think that's the right way at all, and some way we have to adjust the history. maybe you explain in markers and brochures for everybody to know what that bridge meant in the civil rights movement rather than tearing the name down. better identify for them what they stand for. >> we have been talking about monuments and statues this week, and the southern poverty law center would tell you there are 300 statues in three states, but there are confederate nearly all 50 states, and there are so many in maryland. they just moved the confederate monument from rockville to a private property. frederick had a debate over whether or not to remove the statue of the former supreme court justice, and this debate will not stop today, next week, and it's going to be a thing in the virgi