is it appropriate for nibty haley who -- nikki haley to say tone it down?u know, it totally makes me wonder if she's going to ask hillary to tone down her rhetoric. the kinds of things that hillary said yesterday incited literal mob riots here in my state of california yesterday. and i'm just wondering if nikki haley and the rest of them are ever going to start attacking the actual opponent who actually is inciting people and using, of course, the victim mentality and really making kind of a mess of politics right now. i just don't think we need to be attacking the gop candidate -- adam: david, i'm going to give you a softball because mr. trump has said some things which can very easily be interpreted to violate the u.s. constitution. haven't heard hillary clinton -- she may have done it, but i haven't heard her say she's going to do it. should donald trump be toning it down? >> nikki haley may have overstated the case, but she has a point. for donald trump to win, he's going to have to expand the voting bloc right now. he's going to have to reach out to mo

is that something that haley thinks the republican party should stand for? >> is there -- do you buy that there is still time do this? do you think that is what the convention ought to do? >> sure. >> you to have the issue of overturning the will of the voter. >> i think there is time for an end kachd daes. candidacy. >> that's not true p you can't get on 40. >> you can get on 45 quite easily. and you can get on the other -- i see texas, north carolina will be central to a legal challenge, but you all want to -- i don't know why exactly there is such skepticism that it might be done. john anderson did it. p. >> you need a candidate first. >> i totally agree. the convention track, i haven't focussed on as much. but it shows ouch thehow much dt there is. and it didn't come from anyone except a lot of people around the country thinking my god, is my party just going to roll over and nominate this guy? haley spoke eloquently about the 31 million votes cast so far. donald trump got 45% of them. he won fair and square and i'm not challenging the fact that he beat

i'm calling about inmate haley french.missed my daughter's birthday. but better late than never, i figure. what i plan on doing is going home and getting a great big box, wrapping it up, telling her -- having my dad tell her i -- she got a late birthday present and when she opens it up, here i am. >> do you need to see me again? >> hey, did you have time to get that stuff filled out? checkout list? >> yes. >> i did a warrant check, pending charges. is there any other counties you may have a traffic violation or anything? >> i've never been arrested before in my life. >> traffic violation? >> nothing. >> speeding? >> nothing that hasn't been paid. >> tomorrow if for whatever reason if i'm not here, your i.d. is here in your envelope with your gratuity. >> excellent. can i ask how much it is? >> it is for a total of $260.29. >> okay. >> sound right? >> yes. thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >> all right. >> receiving the green light for his release from prison, haley makes what he hopes is his last prison phone call to his fam

bob is significantly older than haley. but i think she's going to teach him a thing or we'll see. ♪ [ music ] >> so i talked to bob this afternoon. and he's really excited about meeting haley. he's planning on coming up on friday, over the july 4th weekend. have a little visit with her. and who know. >> maybe the start of a beautiful friendship. >> peggy, thanks a lot for that. we have things happening in the middle of a local highway. during a morning rush. burst into flames in the northbound lanes. still unclear how the park burst into flames. the driver remained unhurt. away from the vehicle. >>> tonight, we're learning more about the moment before a texas mother shot and killed her own two daughters. investigators say christy sheets gunned down her 17- and 22-year-old daughters on friday. and as nikki burdine explains, neighbors are still in shock over this family tragedy. >> i just heard a domestic dispute. >> reporter: he heard a fight outside his window. a fight that left two daughters dead at the hands of their own

why is haley barbara is not running. any republican candidates from the nomination of the history of our party. it may in the be my cup of tea. life is series of choices. i will pick donald trump any time. >> let me play a little bit of mitch mcconnell talking about donald trump. i think this is to betsy fisher on her politics and bloomberg masters and the broadcast. >> i will tell you the type of person that trump needs, he needs someone highly educated and he does not know much of the issues, you have seen that in the debates he participated. >> the advise he gave is good advise whether you have been a businessman all your life or in government all your life. you need to pick up a running mate who's not just on the hill politically but somebody that adds to the feseffectiveness of your administration. i would agree with mitch mcconnell. that's the kind of person. >> haley barber, thank you very much. good to see you again. >> thank you, andrea. >> coming up, an offer they cannot refuse. >> is there any democratic senat

that all starts when they're impressionable. >> haley. just want to know one thing. did you have a good time? did you enjoy this? would you like to do it again? >> at this point, some gun control advocates in major sit jeez may be shaking their heads in disbelief. folks out here though couldn't care less. >> and they don't give a [ bleep ] what people think of them back there. while they're killing each other every day more than they are out here. why do we have to listen to that? >> reporter: out on a pheasant shoot, says collin simpson, people and their guns get along just fine. >> it is a community event. a family event. the memories that i have with my father and my brother and my two boys and my wife and my, i mean you name it. those are wonderful memories. >> reporter: to a great ex-tent our perspective on guns is shaped by where we live. this is the view from cody, wyoming. more than 2 million men and women have served in our military since 9/11. i was privileged to serve with hundreds of thousands of them and now many are returnin

the rnc announced haley barbour conventionp the organization committee next month, and utah, which wasne statesp's first -- worst , their governor will chair the committee. what is the state of play between the republican party and the trump campaign? is there dissension above the norm or at the norm? weet washat rhince t very interesting. didn't it sound just like donald trump? that was certainly a public showing of support from the chairman to his nominee, but we had six different sources that interior what has been reading trust between the two sides and tensions that have been building, each one thinking that the other is only out or themselves. the rnc -- and we talked about this so many times -- encouraging and trying to get donald trump and his team to hire more people. that not happening. they still do not have a communication team in place. usually, the communication team will at least match the rnc when it comes to staffing up in battleground states, but donald trump and his team essentially just relying on the rnc to bolster them instead of finding a way to work together and

haley knew him well too. >> i saw him at the football game right before he passed. i didn't know until the day i got to school what had happened. >> four lives gone too soon. wusa 9. >> when classes started at clarksburg high today, the message we'll get through this together was heard over the speakers. the school held a m silence for teens. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a homicide this afternoon. they were conducting a welfare check and found a man dead inside a home north of ava drive in marlboro. police search for a motive and suspect. >> police have been on the scene since 12:40 this morning and tell me their work isn't done. investigators brought a dog out of the home where police say someone killed a man overnight. officers were called to the scene for a welfare check. when they arrived, they found a man with trauma to his upper body outside. they pronounced him dead at the house. >> it's really very shocking. it's scary. wow. >> police don't believe this is a random crime. they don't have a possible motive or suspect yet. neighbors say

i can't let haley get totally away with it. some measures, if you look at things that obama has been able to publish and do, that indicate that, maybe it's not a strong recovery but we've had 77 straight months of job growth. anyone from the white house where they would kick off a list of things and say look, obama has basically accomplished a great deal as president. ima communications guy. i don't think they've told that story very well come and they don't think the country feels it. that's the important thing. but we've got to restore that sense that we are a country that moves forward, that does provide a better future for our kids. we need candidates and politicians who speak at the kind of lofty level, to really make us feel better about our future. we are not getting a lot of that in this campaign. >> do we need also in addition to seeking those aspirational and common purpose there is, do we need to be doing deep institutional work? bring it back to redistricting and have a debate about whether or not we need to be work

community services this afternoon, south carolina governor nikki haley says she thinks about the victims everyday. >> gospel music fills the arena in charlston , the first anniversary of the deadly shooting at the other manual nine black parishioners were killed during a bible study class. south carolina, state senator. >> he treated everyone with kindness and respect. >> reporter: prosecutors say 21 year old dillan roof targeted the historic church because he wanted to start a race war and now facing the death penalty. several speakers at friday's memorial made a connection between the tragedy here and this week's mass shatting in orlando. >> we -- shooting in orlando. >> we share the wounds. >> reporter: roof photographed with con federal flags. lawmakers removed the con federal flag from the south carolina state house grounds. at the service today, one clergy member was asking for mercy for roof's soul. the charlston community will hold 2 dozen anniversary events over the next 12 days, in memory of the church shooting victim. >>> defense rested today in the trial of a baltimore police

. >> that would be haley roberts, camera shy 36-year-old fiancee. >> finding someone not in the showbizall town in wales was a real lucky move for me. >> is there any chance that yo - all would do a facebook live wedding? >> why don't you take to "e.t.." the answer is no. that would be a verr private thing. >> but not much else is. >> we're live on "e.t." >> david on facebook live talking to his fans live all over the world. >> hello from good old germany. hello from franc i went on this thing one day and just started talking. i went, woo, this ii kind of therapeutic. the first one was thesnake. he was right there. i have people saying don't kill it. keep it alive. >> i'm not going to kill the snake. >> bring him in. >> david is not afraid of showing off a pretty nice lifestylee great house traveling the world. >> here we are on thbeach. leaving downtown london. >> there are headlines that have him claiming only $4,000 in liquid assets. >> you were saying you were having a tough time financially. >> sometimes you're up, sometimes you'redown. i was always laughing about these 00 people t

he announced that haley barbour will head up the convention organization committee next month, and theion woman polls suggest he is in a fight with clinton, will chair the rules committee. katie, as you understand it, what is the state of play between the republican party and the trump campaign? is there dissension above the norm or at the norm? katie: that rhince tweet was very interesting. didn't it sound just like donald trump? with the cadence and everything. that was certainly a public showing of support from the chairman to his nominee, but we had six different sources that described what has been interior -- two tier rating trust between the sides and some tensions that have been building, each one thinking that the other is only out for themselves. the rnc, we have talked about this so many times, mark, encouraging and trying to get all trump and his team to hire more people, that not happening. they still do not have a communication team. usually the campaign will at least match the rnc, if not take the lead when it comes to staffing up in battleground states, but donald trump

- (haley) oh, my god! - (claire) wow. - (phil) ha ha! - aah!a home to the one and only pete johnson. there's only one pete johnson? only one who's california's top r.v. dealer. there's 835 others. nightmare of a deal to paper. well, and this was his way of saying... - thank you. - of course. (lowered voice) he paid a commission, too, right? yes. and he told me i could take jolene out anytime. yeah, i named her! let's take this dirty girl for a spin up the coast! - (alex laughs) - (haley) yes! - (luke) awesome! - pretty sweet, huh? - yeah! - huh. (sighs) i can see where this is going. this summer-- you, me, the kids, - yellowstone national park. - mm.

haley barber will play a role at the convention of managing the floor when paul ryan is not doing it.r tea leave reading, what do you think of those two decisions? >> both are people that have been around for a long time, know the process, know what goes on at a convention. i think there's been some concern that a lot of folks that trump is involving are people that haven't been engaged in any real way in such a long time that they did need have some people that have expertise and experience that's a little more current. both of those folks are people that have been involved the last several conventions in some way. i think it does bring some, sort of bolster, what the rnc needs to keep control of the convention. >> i take your point this is more likely to be effective if it's organic and grass roots from the delegates. most republicans say this movement to change the rules to try to stop donald trump will not happen unless mitch mcconnell and paul ryan get behind it. whether you agree with it or not, if mitch mcconnell said make your best case why i should risk going against the will

governor nikki haley spoke about 15 minutes ago. there was also a message from president obama. dylan roof faces death penalty emanuel ame church bible study and opening fire. sanders: the major political test that together we face in the next five months is to make certain that donald trump defeated and defeated badly. and i personally intended to begin my role in that process in a very short period of time. jummy: but vermont senator bernie sanders did not say he is suspending his came from the white house in that web address last night. hillary clinton clinched the number of delegates needed for the democratic nomination last week. and some tense moments outside a donald trump rally in dallas last night. protesters to mistreated outside the republican presidential candidate's rally. -- demonstrated outside the candidates rally. no word if anyone was arrested. we have learned that the coast guard will do a flyover our area in the next few minutes. it is part of the centennial. head over thell pentagon and even arlington national cemetery. anacostia park and the 11th street bri

south carolina governor haley and u.s. senator tim scott gave remarks there. also a message was delivered from president obama. dylann roof faces the death penalty after watching in the emanuel ame church's bible study and opening fire. alison: britain's parliament will be recalled to play tribute to slain lawmaker. today they paid tribute to jo cox who was shot and stabbed to death yesterday. she was an advocate for britain remaining in the european union. now campaigning on a referendum to lead the e.u. has been suspended altogether. neighbors say the man accused of killing violent. >> it was premeditated. alison: the southern poverty law center says he was a support either of white supremacist group called national alliance. empowering wounded warriors a swing at a time. leon: how a woman overcome her own struggles is inspiring others. a story you don't want to miss. alison: plus a beautiful weekend on the way. steve is back with the father's day forecast. when the heat and the humidity make a return. that is coming up next. robert: i'm robert burton. comin

alex haley was discovering his roots, but it became this story for all of america.think america can have a katharthsis for a story like "roots"? >> we did once, and i believe we can again. >> larry: because of the family aspect, do you think? >> because of the family aspect. the first time was really like pulling the scab off of a wound, and everybody was very, very raw. >> larry: very powerful. >> it was very powerful. 40 years on now, i believe we can have that conversation and i'm hoping we can have that conversation absent a lot of the anger, a lot of the fear, and most especially, absent the guilt and the shame, and that we can have a katharthsis as people on both sides. >> and you can have one, too, if you watch it. if you watch it. >> larry: did you ever watch ""star trek," the next generation?" ( cheers and applause ) no! you do not get a pass! all right, there it is. well, look, i hope everybody can watch this again. it's one of the most important shows i think ever and it's about family. it's an honor to have mr. levar burton here. we'll be right back. ...

add today's service, governy haley held up each program while sharing a story about the victims. >>>ing steps to prevent another tragedy involving an alligator and one of its guests. you can see fencing being installed along the seven seas lagoon in orlando. these fences are in response to the tragedy that happened on tuesday when an alligator came up out of the water and dragged a 2-year-old boy into the water. divers found his body the next day. resort officials are also putting up these new "danger" signs warning about alligators and snakes in the area. a mother from mississippi shared these photos on facebook showing her 3-year-old son wading in that very same lagoon right before lane graves was snatched by the large reptile. disney of course is the parent company of abc 7. >>> a civil rights watch dog in the u.s. says the man suspected of killing a british lawmaker had ties to a neo-nazi group. this follows the murder of jo cox. cox believes the united kingdom should remain in the european union. british voters will vote on the issue next week. today both sides have suspended th

looking at somebody who trump might have had a disagreement with somewhere along the way, whether nikki haleyr governor susana martinez, when jack kemple picked bob dole, he picked something he crossed swords with for 20 years. john kennedy picked li eed lynd johnson. they'll pick somebody if it will unite the party. >> your experience backs that up. as a person of faith do donald trump the personal attacks offend you? calling elizabeth warren pocahont pocahontas. would you ever suggest he stop that practice? >> well, you know, any advice that i have for him i consider him to be a good friend, or any other candidate, something that i'm going to offer to them in private. i would say in general i would prefer to have these discussions take place on public policy. but i don't think it's fair to single out donald trump on this. i think elizabeth warren has engaged in vicious personal attacks on him. others have called him a fraud. they've accused him of misogyny, of racism. they've accused him of other, that are some of the most serious charges that can be leveled against anybody in public life.

nikki haley's warning now to trump. that's ahead. >>> plus, new reporting this morning about secret plans for an exit strategy for bernie sanders, not his plans necessarily but plans coming from his own party. >>> and breaking news out of fort hood, a desperate search underway for several missing soldiers after their vehicle overturned in the flood waters hammering the state right now. inside the dramatic rescue attempt ahead. between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. what are you doingetting faster. huh? detecting threats faster, responding faster, recovering faster. when your security's built in not just bolted on, and you protect the data and not just the perimeter, you get faster. wow, speed kills. systems open to all, but closed to intruders. trusted by 8 of 10 of the world's largest banks. your hair is still thinning. you may have inactiv

. >> sreenivasan: haley and her husband dan who didn't want to give us their last names are in their 20s and live in london. unlike haley's parents, they voted to stay in the e.u. >> i'm not really sure what's going to happen and that uncertainty is really unsettling. >> sreenivasan: 19-year-old phoebe jordan is also worried. >> in two years i'll be leaving university, which is the same time we'll be leaving the e.u. and i'm nervous about jobs, working abroad, i don't know how the future's gonna look in that sense so it makes the majority of me and my friends very nervous. >> sreenivasan: swati dhingra, a professor at the london school of economics, says the fears of jordan and her peers are well founded. >> the large, persistent negative effects of wages on young college graduates if they enter during a downturn, even 15 years afterwards, they have 2.5% lower income. so in that sense, these are persistent effects which stay with the younger population, and they are the ones who will be growing up with that. >> sreenivasan: quite a few of the young people say this is going to jeopard

>> some of the people you mentioned, including governor nikki haley, she's saying, i'm not going to beor them to put together this all-star -- he's talked about this idea that it's going to be the jv team. the interesting thing when i talk to voters, they don't care about these kind of establishment figures. obviously we're talking about the convention. you want to put on a big show. part of it is the convention's going to be a reflection of donald trump. if he wants to pull out his reality star people, if we're going to see mike tyson come out and say, here's the celebrity that really is backing me, here are the people that are really -- that really matter, and here's the people that matter to the american people. this is going to be really interesting. i think also to point out, if you're going to have donald trump speaking every single night, we know from covering donald trump that that could really kind of open him up to a lot of issues. so if he says one thing monday night that could be controversial, is that going to dominate the media coverage of the convention for the entire ti

haley, before you go what's your opinion? to keep the camera on bernie sanders because this gets historic. [laughter] whato you make of a socialist inviting himself to the white house to directly effect the policy of the democrat party? want to comment on that? >> i think this creates major problems for hillary clinton first and foremost you know she is not technically the presumptive nominee. dnc is clear roles that superdelegates most vote at their convention norming one. but number two you know, bernie sanders appeals to a very progress agenda and that creates problem for hillary clinton and trying to poll those people over. so i think he plays an interesting variable in this race and it will be interesting to see how that unfolds moving forward. >> i noticed you didn't bash bernie sanders and i suspect you didn't bash him because you want his supporters to migrate to donald trump. isn't that the case? >> well i think that, you know, his supporters identify with mr. trump's policies on trade and bringing back jobs. sos tha

down that flag, i think most people in this country would probably say south carolina governor nikki haleyut that's not who took down that flag. this is where movements come in, and we need a media that covers movement. it was 5:30 a.m. on june 27, 2015, 10 days after the massacre at the emanuel ame church. the succulent steakhouse alone in the morning light. a 30 year old african-american woman from charlotte, north carolina, walked toward the main entrance of the building pictures accompanied like a young white man from north carolina, and others who scattered progress. they entered the scene waiting until there were no guards visible. after about 30 minutes they made the move. walked towards the confederate monument which stands for equivalent of the main steps. atoll monument topped with a heroic image of the confederate soldier being treated to those who have glorified a fallen cause, slavery. the two activists proceeded to the 30-foot high flagpole that stood directly behind the monument to the confederate battle flag flap lazily at the top. and then she donned her climbing gear that

haley, who was wearing a classic cover of her face and mouth, she was taking a bus to go shopping inowntown ottawa when a passenger started to harass her with taunts. the driver stopped the bus and announced he had called the authorities. shortly after that the abuse of the passenger got off the bus. >> there is in reason why people should get threatened or even feel threatened, you know, you have something to say, say to it me. >> it lets you know there is still good people out there in the world, people who can look past your veil, past your religious beliefs and see you as another human being. >> she wrote a open letter of appreciation to the driver on line but he a says he noise hero, he was just doing his job. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are live with brand new information about a shooting involving an off-duty police officer. >> women out number men when it comes to running, we will have more on the growing trend plus average age of female runners. >>> plus how getting started in the stock market could be as simple as down loading an app, we will be right b

apparently haley laughed it offh and said beiber is just jealous.n you don't go around doing that.a >> now he broke man code. >> yeah. >> go around talking about thatt dude is a player. pla she's not with uh-uh any more. what difference does it make. ik >> play on player.>>lay >> that's what he should haveave said. play on, keep on playing.ying. i'm just saying.i'just >> all right. all right. >> this is your favorite storyot of the day.of day (laughter).au >> i do like all her music. the streets are red carpet mariah carey she made headlinesl yesterday when she stepped out wearing two different ball gownl in broad daylight. bad day now the diva donned her first hr dress as the style here, the styling.g. as she arrived at the studio for jimmy kimmel live and left the t show wearing an equally stunning ensemble. >> that looks like it could be a maxi dress.maxi dre >> is that right, okay.s th rig >> except for the little trumpet at the bottom.tom. >> here's what else -- >> fabulous, darling. >> here's what else she had toe add to her fabulous wardrobe

haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you.ou had a girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank you. so, uh, i guess she travels around selling makeup for a cosmetics company. she's in town for a week. you mean she's like a door-to-door salesman? if you were doing it, they'd call it a dork-to-dork salesman. phil: ohh! my boy strikes like a rattlesnake! oh, yeah? well -- well, you... wow. all right, well, we can see the movie tomorrow.

he's insulted some leading people who could be there like susana martinez, nikki haley, they won't beo rubio, john kasich, so the list goes on and on. it leaves donald trump with a pretty shallow pool unless donald trump plans on being there himself center stage at the podium every night which could be a possibility. >> the never trump movement is setting up shop. >> right. he has a real lack of surrogates. right now the only people i could think who would be there very enthusiastically would be say chris christie. maybe the governor of maine. and actually i believe marco rubio said he would speak but not necessarily endorsement but he would be willing to speak. so, he has a lot of space to fill. >> speaking of talking and talking a lot over the weekend trump appeared to be walking back on his stance on deportations, his ban on muslims. now us thfs an attempt to find some common ground within the party to keep people from hitting the exit doors? >> it looks like it might be his attempt to be walking things back. the key word here is he appears to be walking back some of his earlier st

. >> haley, the former attorney general for george w. bush, alberto gonzales, came out in support of mr. trump. could you give us some color as to why you think he did that? >> you know, i am not quite sure why alberto did that. he and i are former colleagues. he's a very respect demand in terms of the department of justice and in the legal profession. you know, i think it's a good think that he did. i hate knowledge and for doing that as he thought that was the right thing to do. trade to kevin kelley, that is the point. people do have the right to question whether or not the judge is going to be fair. but it has been pretty unanimous in terms of people pushing back. >> donald trump as a private citizen, not a public figure. everything is highlighted in precise even more. every word he says about this is going to come under a giant microscope. it highlights the fact that he is shown when the people can question things. they do have these rights. how he goes about it is a different thing. one of the more important things we need to figur

joining us right now is former mississippi governor and rnc chairman haley barbour.ning us. >> thank you for having me. >> governor, what do you need to hear from him today? do you think that will further unify the party? >> i think dick grasso put his finger on it. the american people, they want to talk about how his policies are going to be different from barack obama. two thirds of americans think our country because of some of the things we've got an economy growing at about 2%. the median household income is less than it was in barack obama became president. the away product the national debt by $10 trillion by the time obama goes out of office. if you're in the heartland, if you're a middle-class working class family, this recession has been followed by a recovery which you can tell the difference between a recovery in recession. to talk about his views will have different result. bill clinton's policies will be just the same as obama's. she has set herself. i did a chuck todd show last good i resign after john podesta, disclose campaign chairman who said when

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haley: yes, i'm a huge dork for celebrating my 21st with my family, but my mom was crazy excited to go to a bar with me. or just to go to a bar. [ dance music plays ] aw, it's so nice what you two are doing. my mother would have never taken me out for a drink. why? was she super strict? no, she would never see me as an adult. well, except when the police came to the house. then, she would be like, "gloria, you go talk to them. "tell them your father was here last night. but unbutton your shirt a little bit first." okay, uh, the craziest thing i heard-- and there is some competition there--

i got pregnant with haley. my bad! we didn't even have a proper wedding.just went down to the courthouse on a tuesday. the judge sentenced me to life with no chance of parole. you begged me to marry you. it's true. i did. oh! hold on, my bride. allow me! [ grunts ] what are you doing? being romantic. god, you're solid. sweetie, put me down. go on. okay. honey, come on. let's turn this vacation into a honeymoon. sweet pea, i'm a mom traveling with my kids. for me, this is not a vacation. it's a business trip. let's go. ah! wow! this'll do. it's beautiful. aloha! hi!

speakers include haley barbour and mike mccurry.y talk about the partisan divide in government and what can be learned from the current presidential race and past election cycles. this is from the george w bush presidential center in dallas. it is just over an hour. [applause] [applause] >> it is great to see you all here today. thank you for joining us. thank you so much for the dallas morning news for hosting this event. if you were up earlier today, questions of diversity in the newsroom, diversity on the panel, it is not always easy to embrace all kind of diversity in any given event, but i want to celebrate this event having done such a remarkable job of embracing ideological diversity. eventterrific to be at an cosponsored by the george bush library, the george w. bush presidential center. i want to put you out of your suspense. can democracy survive? yes. [laughter] the question we're all wondering and talking about today, how? how bad is it actually. ? what we do about the issue. we all know a couple basic facts. much is a s

. >> that's an emotional south carolina governor nikki haley speaking on the memorial service honoringl church with more. what is the reaction there, set the scene for us, ron. >> reporter: hey there, good day to you. service is just wrapping up a few blocks away. we are seeing people starting to go this way. the next event here at the church itself at mother emanuel at 4:00 eastern time, there will be another service, afterwards to get people talking eye to eye and person to person because you mentioned that the alleged shooter in this case, thought he wanted to start a race war and had done the opposite. they're talking about tearing down wall in this community. one of the people lost the loved ones their, she lost her mother and two sisters. she was in washington the other day after that democratic filibuster on the senator floor. here is what she had to say. >> the pain of knowing my mother and cousins were killed and in a racially motivated hate crime carried out in a black church peacefully praying is something that i cannot read with me everyday. ill struggle to answer why, why

i watched greta van susteren's show they pay nikki haley in -- greta asked.e the south carolinians good right now denigrates you to vote for senator rubio? stossel: this point she could just say sure or maybe or i will try but no she says this. >> will let me talk about south carolinians. they are very independent. stossel: blog, blah and rubio was just as evasive. trump at least answers the questions, we. he is often totally wrong but that was a cheap shot because there are some things trump gets right. this week i dug through my old on-air interviews with trump and found he was sharp about lots of things like the government's unsustainable debt and how welfare encourages freeloading. >> the people that produce and lots of people that don't produce. that can only go so long. stossel: it can only goes along and then what happens? >> it all implodes. stossel: what does implode mean? he's right when the welfare state runs out of other people's money society will implode. one interview ciampi also wanted tax cuts. you once proposed a 14% tax, one-time tax on ric

his support of the never trump movement -- they were runnen convention rules and former rnc chair haleyower is running permanent organization, end quote. here he is brian ash. he joins me now. so, why write this later, mr. ash. >> well, i think it's up to any member of the rnc to stand up for our constituents and for the delegates. we have had 56 state and territorial contests over the last several months. tens of millions votes have been cast and there's a conscience, a group, a movement to unbound our delegates who most of them are bound through one round, some two, three rounds. and donald trump followed every single rule in order to get to where he currently is, he's the presumptive nominee. nowhere in recent party history has there been this kind of a movement to unbind delegates. >> what information do you have, bruce, that is actually going to happen at the convention in. >> we don't know what's going to happen at the convention for sure. but the rules committee are being whipped on a regular basis for their votes to see where they stand on this. you hundreds of delegates are rec

governor nikki haley and senator scott spoke today. roof is facing the death penalty for the killings. alison: new at 5:00 tonight, a woodbridge man suspected of attacking three women in arlington is held without bond. police arrested 34-year-old justin poe today. they say he sexually assaulted a woman at her home on north edgewood street in arlington last month. d.n.a. evidence linked poe to two unsolveed attempted abductions in arlington in 2007. in each case a woman said a man attempted to cover her face with a plastic bag. both women escaped unharmed. leon: we are getting a fresh look at the aftermath of the powerful storms that ripped across the area 24 hours ago. middleburg, virginia, saw the most extensive damage. the in leaves and debris. now a 180-degree difference. meteorologist steve rudin now with a first look at the weekend outlook for us now. much better ahead. steve: a huge difference compared to yesterday at the same time. look at the temperatures outside. if you have any plans this evening, go for it. we are talking up

. >> that was nbc's haley hernandez reporting.n watch allison compete on "american ninja warrior" tonight right here on "nbc 10." >>> we continue to mourn the loss of boxing legend muhammad ali who passed away earlier this month. ali earlier suffered from parkinson's disease. he and michael j. fox raised awareness. in our area, wendy lewis is hosting a golf classic next week to raise awareness for parkinson's disease. >> thank you. actually, you have information from the rates of diagnosis nearly doubled over the last 30 years. there's no cure for par kin sons to work to progress or grow. ironically one of the ways it's being done in our area is through boxing. >> right. >> there's always been this idea, never conclusive evidence, that booking led to ali's fight with parkinson's, but you're using boxing somehow to help slow the disease for people? >> absolutely. so rock city boxing is the program that we actually invested in to help bring to our region. it does slow the progression of the disease by creating an opportunity for you