but he was a great man because he did his job and every job counts up to the hilt regardless of whatappened. nobody will ever write a book probably about my mother. well, i guess all of you would say this about your mother. my mother was a saint. and i think of her, to boys dying of tuberculosis, nursing four others in order that he could take care of my older brother for three years in arizona and seeing each of them die. and when they died, it was like one of her own. yes, she will have no books written about her. but she was a saint. and now, however, we look to the future. had a little quote in a speech last night from t.r. as you know, i kind of like to read books. i'm not educated but i do read books. [ laughter ] and the t.r. quote was a pretty good one. another one i found as i was reading my last night in the white house. and this quote is about a young man. i was a young lawyer in new york. he'd married a beautiful girl and they had a lovely daughter and then suddenly she died. and this is what he wrote. this was in his diary. he said, she was beautiful in face and form and

eisenhower faced down hilt in world war ii.d down gibert godfried. >>> johnny football tweets about his mugshot. donald trump's presidential preview. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" conducted recent interviews with the presumptive republican nominee. among other things, trump says he would ban muslim immigration, repeal obamacare, and start building a wall on the southern border. >>> the "washington post" reports second thoughts from comedian larry wilmore who hosted the white house correspondents dinner. wilmore admits that he "lost the room early" during his provocative monologue. he said he deleted jokes on the fly when he realized they wouldn't work. >>> the "los angeles times" reports that california's legal smoking age will rise to 21. a group of bills signed yesterday by the governor will take effect june 9th. the laws cover tobacco purchases for smoking, vaping, dipping, and chewing. >>> "the dallas news" reports johnny manziel's reaction after surrendering on a domestic

picking up a hilt bit this afternoon. like yesterday. at sfo: cloudy.. that usually happens around 6:00 . now, below average temperatures today, a stray hour is possible, isolated temperature, and holiday is trending warm, summer like. >> we will look at what will happen, a few 70s in santa rosa, fairfield, conquer, morgan hill, everyone else in the mid-to-upper 60s until you get to half moon bay at 61 degrees much tonight, we will have temperatures like this morning upper 40s to mid-50 where a sprinkle or two around and our best chan this morning during the commute is higher elevation, and a sprinkle or light shower across the south bay, south of dumbarton bridge as we head into the afternoon, it will be in the santa cruz mountains, diabolo range and up and around lake county and, also, mendocino county is where we have a chance of a spray shower. my seven-day forecast is 60s at the coast, upper 70s to upper 80s this holiday weekend. sue? >> good morning, everyone, a shot and a look at bay bridge toll plaza and very light conditions if you have to be o

authorities say darren de carlo hilt the man and his dog several times on begonia street in browns mills. a warrant has been issued for dec decarlo's arrest. >>> in decision 2016, is it donald trump? the presumptive republican nominee is denying reports that he once posed as his own publicist. this after audio recordings like this one were made public. >> what's your name again? >> john miller. >> what is your position? >> handling pr because he gets so much of it. >> yeah. >> the "washington post" released this 25-year-old audio recording today. in it, a voice that sounds like trump's talks about the real estate magnate's dating life. the one who conducted the interview said there's no doubt in her mind it was trump posing as his own pr. but he denied it on the "today" show. >> is it you? >> i don't know anything about it. i have many, many people trying to imitate my voice. you can imagine that. and this sounds like one of the scams. one of the many scams. doesn't sound like me. >> in a court case back in 199 0, trump testified under oath that he used a fake name on occasion. >>> now t

mid 50's in philadelphia, 45 currently knowledge pocono, sure beats the 29 degrees low that you hilt yesterday right? so it is cloudy, it is cool granted, and we are dodging some showers, so that's generally through the midday, not a wash out. i would say the p.m. drive looks like it could be affected by this, but we will start off with just the clouds building for now. meisha, over to you. >> i feel like, katie, even when it just trickles it, feels like wash out in my head, like in my head. >> like everything is over, game over, good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. all right, so, yes, roadways are look nice and dry, actually looking okay, but we do have a loft early risers out there right now, we can see disable vehicle here, 95 south at the vine. very, very dark here. just make note that it is there, not going to cause too many problems right now. once more vehicles get on the roadways, if that doesn't get scooted out of our way it could because it is so hard to see. vine all looking good moving both in the westbound and eastbound directions and also the ramp from the eastbound s

i'm about diplomacy to the hilt. but military intervention. i can't think of an example where any of our military , flying drones to kill innocent people, i can't think of any ones that have made things better. in 2012 you never really caught on, they say. zero to 1.3 million votes, here is the trajectory. it really hasn't stopped since. in 2012.in any polls and yet the media would say he is not showing any interest whatsoever. when i was in the polls much lesser polls there was some interest. right now leaving this -- if billwho else weld is the vice presidential nominee i find it difficult to be excluded. i would ask all of you to report on that fact. the presidential debate commission in the fall saying they weren't pulling that well. the reality is that with the we weren't included in the polls. that is the rate nature of this game. the presidential debate commission is made up of republicans and democrats and they have no interest in letting anybody else on stage. 50% of americans are registering themselves as independents. owners are reg

plin she's never been asked face to face about her e-mails, about quid pro quo -- he's going to ask, hilt her achilles heel and i guaranty he's going to win -- >> speaking of that, he spoke out just a short time ago about hillary clinton and he did hit her pretty hard. we'll have that right after the break. they think that it's sad. i think it's important for everyone to know that there is so much more to memory support than the stigmas you hearabout. that these residents still have lives and their lives still matter and that they are still living their lives. that they're not locked away and that they still have a lot to live for, you know, that they have people that care about them and they have people that love them and i love them, so their lives still matter. that is what i do this for. and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consi

interviewing a young man whose tank was about to take a direct hilt. >> take care. >> second later thelown to bits when the tank exploded. >> tomorrow we are going on operation match stick. >> 51 years ago, joe stringham was army captain commanding a green beret. >> he was all business. reported what he saw. nothing staged. nothing phony. >> he won't out with the uniit. searching for the viet cong. >> there is so much as a safe patrol. no such thing as a routine day. >> it's dusty. hard work. there is one other thing. they were carrying a ton of equipment. lot more stuff than we were carrying. operation match stick, slogged through the streams with leaches. >> morely was right in back of me. every step of the way. i had to do it. he didn't. >> morely would come under enemy fire in vietnam. >> just got on the him. >> the first time with joe stringham's unit. >> the he was cool as the a hog on ice. the end of the long road back. >> at base camp. walking for ten miles a day. all morely wanted was water for his feet. he was brand new with soft feet. friendship had been born. lasted half of

. >> on average, get hilt three to four times a week. >> reporter: what was the purpose of the attacksus to see what our battle plans were, how we would react, what our response times were. >> reporter: there were 52 american soldiers at the camp and six main fighting positions. the attack at 5:59 on the morning of october 3, 2009. >> it wasn't uncommon to get shot at that time in the morning. kind of look a wake-up call. most mornings. >> reporter: this morning was different. it was all recorded by the taliban. the taliban opened up on the six main fighting positions pinning them down so they could not return fire. keating sent out its first call for help, three minutes after the attack began. fire coming from everywhere. we need something. soldiers not pinned down had to pull back from the perimeter to a cluster of buildings at the center of camp which they called the alamo position. >> the call came out. we were still going to go what we called alamo position. >> the alamo position doesn't sound good. >> no. >> what did you think when you got the order? >> i really didn't like that

. >> i know i got hilts in. when i fight i black out. i have bad ptsd i think it's what it's called. i have blackout when i fight and i don't mean to. whenever someone hits me it triggers in my head, you're being abused, it's a life or death situation, you have to react. >> where does the ptsd come from? >> i've been abused a lot throughout my life. so it just -- a lot of triggers. >> dowda says she has had a troubled childhood that includes time in group homes, sexual abuse, being a victim of human trafficking. she says at age 13, she began to cope by cutting herself. >> it was like the adrenaline rush that it gave me was better than a high. it was better than smoking a blunt or popping a pill or something. it was better. and then one day i just couldn't take it. i cut myself a little bit too deep. that instantly scared me because everything went black and i don't really remember if i hit a main artery. all i remember is it was squirting and a lot of blood was coming out of it. >> i mean, we all have, you know, a lot of stuff in our chi

she is playing the women's card to the hilt. she is going -- i mean i watched over the weekend.donald trump raised his voice. all nonsense. women understand it better than anybody, and watch how well i do with women, when it counts. when the election comes. watch how well. because women want to see strong security, strong military, borders where people can't just come walking across the border like it's swiss cheese, and you see the damage done to our country with the weak borders. you see what's happening. you see the crime. you see the drugs flowing in and poisoning our youth and everybody else. >> but then why don't you talk about those issues? >> i do and get women on your side as opposed to talking about infidelity. >> i do. a long one-hour speech. >> mr. trump, it's not one sentence. you were grandstanding on it, working the crowd about it. >> chris, i spoke very little about that compared to other things. you took a small amount of the speech, and you build it up like it's the biggest thing in the world, but it is a big thing. look, he was the worst abuser of women. >> yo

a woman was hilt and killed by train 9 last night along the road in berk unclear what type of train hit her but investigators say she was struck by the train path. >> in arlington they are looking for a man that raped a woman at home edgewood street lion park neighborhood the victim is 29-year-old woman and she saw a car parked nearby and believes that was her attacker. >> in the trial of edward nero they related case after calling more than a dozen witnesses since thursday. nero is one of six police officers charmed with the death of freddie gray yesterday officer garrett miller was called to testify and he faces charges in gray's death. miller told the courtroom that he handcuffed gray while officer nero only touched gray when asked for his inhaler. >> one victim of the two day shooting spree in maryland will be laid to rest today. claudinea's morales funeral was in montgomery country and dozens came out during a public viewing in rockville. morales was gunned down in front of a giant food store. eulalio tordil remains in jail and also charged with killing estranged wife and another m

. >>> there's breaking news, massive tornados hilt oklahoma as we reported at the top of the broadcasto emergencies were in several parts of the state warning of a life threatening situation. the weather service warned of catastrophic damage. our meteorologist joins me from the cnn weather center with the latest. where is it? >> well, we're seeing what are called deskreet cells, but they're all part of a very powerful system that are raking across the south central states. this is what is known as tornado alley and it's not over yet. we still have part of a tornado watch which goes for about another hour or so and another one has been issued for texas, louisiana, and arkansas. there are about 4 million people that are under the gun for the potential for tornadoic activity. this video is amazing. what we did see were a number of vehicles just kind of racing trords this tornado. it turns out those were the storm chasers looking at what would ordinarily be called a magnificent tornado. they'll get the national weather service folks to survey the damage. we already know about the two fatal

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt. i mean i watched over the weekend.donald trump raised hisoi

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt, and you know what?er than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. watch how well. lou: how well? well, we'll find out. fox news eye kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five," takes co-host of "the five," takes that up with me. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. lou: joining us tonight, kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five." paul ryan saying after donald trump expressed his displeasure, that he would be will fog step down as speaker -- excuse me, chairman -- that's one thing he didn't agree to. chairman of the convention. what do you think about that? >> this is the news tory that keeps on feeding itself. a midnight late-night snack. what can i say top to move the story forward. no one thought paul religion who is a measured, sensible, reasonable man, would come out and cast aspersions and rain on the parade a

prepared, responded appropriately and can serve as a lesson to others who may not want to come to the hilters who wish to do us harm. i'm extremely proud of the officers involved and i'm grateful to partner agencies go throughout the event and following the incident. again, thank you for the opportunity to testify about capitol police. i'm truly humbled to be here and i would be pleased to answer any questions you have. >> thank you very much, chief. i would ask, you know, we mentioned better communication from u.s. capitol police to members of congress. if you could perhaps expand i'm not perhaps expand i'm not a bit of how your agency communiquÉs and how you work with your brother agencies are locally, for instance, when we had the navy yard in the dead and just communicating with the d.c. police or other agencies as well, how is that working? >> certainly. we have a very good relation with partner agencies here, particularly the metropolitan police and the united states part police, united states secret service, federal protective service, police. we have communication with our partner

it's been investigated to the hilt by the feds, the local authorities, cnn did our own investigation.re was not an ounce of truth to it. if you want to believe all those pesky cops and media people that look into these things. >> also news outlets like cnn that put this to rest a long, long time ago and yet, one of the consequences of this digital age is these rumors do fester online. they get forwarded around on the e-mail chains you mentioned and someone like trump is able to inject them back in a way we have not seen before with presidential campaigns. i think it's important to do what you did and say there's no evidence of this. this is not true. >> three times investigated. if you're just tuning in, my god, if you hear anything about the clintons being responsible for the death of vince foster, he committed suicide, it's been proven over and over. unless god comes down and tells you to your face, the truth is there. >> this is the truth for outlets and voters as well. not just a grain of salt but the whole shaker of shallalt and a five months of issues like this. >> good media re

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt. >> reporter: women, always a pivotal vote, even more so this year. she leads trump 61-35 nationally among women. according to the latest cnn orc poll. clinton is taking her message to small groups of voters. like this gathering today at a cafe in virginia. >> i am accused of playing the gender card and all of that, and the fact is that it is a real problem. >> reporter: she won the virginia primary two months ago. >> hello, virginia. >> reporter: but she's back with the general election in mind. >> it is clear that there are so many challenges facing young families today that we have got to come to grips with. >> reporter: the path to the white house goes through suburbs like here in loudoun county. president obama carried it by 8% in 2008, three points four years later. in the 2014 mid term elections, a republican barbara comstock won the congressional district by 17 points. now she's torn saying i can't support hillary clinton and i won't be, but donald trump needs to earn the votes of me and many others. these swing voters here will

he played it to the hilt. he den greated all denigrate ed all the other candidates.eason cruz is falling apart in indiana is because he has been labeled. >> he ran as insurgent and then all of the sudden after wisconsin he goes around taking delegates which is okay according to the rules and trump says this thing is fixed. cruz is working under the rules of the establishment. he lost his status as the other insurgent. >> you don't have to but president obama markets himself. the reason i showed that clip is because there isn't a better guy professional median, actor, whatever, to deliver lines the way he does. i mean, his time something impeccable. his facial expressions are appropriate. but it is all about him. is he marketing himself as he gives this speech like when bush gave his speeches they were funny. he wasn't marketing himself. he was just throwing the lines out. obama i'm the foreigner. just like okay. it always comes back. the same thing with trump always comes back to trump no matter what question you ask him. the answer is going to come back to him and w

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt, and you know what?and it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. watch how well. lou: how well? well, we'll find out. fox news eye kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five," takes that up with me. stay with us. >> and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. here's the plan. you want a family and a career, but most of the time you feel like you're trying to wrangle a hurricane. the rest of the time, they're asleep. then one day, hr schedules a meeting with you out of the blue. and it's the worst 19 minutes of your career. but you don't sweat it because you and your advisor have prepared for this. and when the best offer means you're moving to the middle of nowhere, the boys say they hate

aaa expects 34 million drivers to hilt the holiday -- highways over the holiday weekend. that's up from last year. lower gas prices might be part of the reason. william is in los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: compared to the last 11 years, the gas prices over the holiday weekend will be the lowest since that period of time, and of course what does that mean? it means more money, more spending, and more money in driver's pockets. >> i enjoy it. it's nice. it makes a difference. >> as long as it stays here going to be all right. >> think it helps the economy a little bit. people can afford to move around a little easier. >> reporter: the aaa expects 38 million will travel this holiday weekend. that is by road, rail, and by air. that's the served highest on record. 700,000 more than last year. and because of the lower prices, americans will save $3 billion over the holiday period compared to five years ago. >> gas prices are currently 48 cents lower than they were same time a year ago. these are the lowest summer prices we have seen since 2005. so that's inspired a l

highs hilting around the low 80s. >>> thank you so much, lauryn.leventh annual park festival wraps up today. people have been taking part in all of the festival all weekend long that is at gateway park in rosland. the event is featured on a 20,000-square-foot gym for athletes to maneuver all of that. ka right now people are taking part in the annual beast coast hike at great falls national park. human arrow lived up to his name once again. kelly cobiella tells us about this incredible feat over the great wall of china. >> reporter: the starting line 6,000 feet up. the finish, a paper bull's eye the size of an apple suspended over the great wall of china. all he had to do to make history, hit the target at 120 miles an hour. >> this is a project about precision. this was a project about doing something that was really, really hard. >> reporter: the 40-year-old has made a name for himself cheating death with jumps from the world's tallest buildings, the sky park in singapore, malaysia's petronas tower, and barely squeezing through the smallest gaps.

>> she is playing the woman's card to the hilt. she is going, i mean, i watched over the weekend. women and donald trump raised his voice and, you know, it's all nonsense. and women understand it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. because women want to see strong security. they want to see strong military. they want to see borders where people just can't come crossing, walking across the border like it's swiss cheese. >> then why don't you talk about those issues? >> i do. i do. >> mr. trump. it's not one sentence. you are grandstanding on it. you were working the crowd about it. >> chris, i spoke very little about that compared to other things. you took a small amount of the speech and you build it up like it's the biggest thing in the world but it is a big thing. but he was the worst abuser of women. >> you're just saying -- >> in the history of our country. he was impeached. he was impeached and then he lied about it. he said nothing happened with monica luewinsky, and said, sorry, it did happen and impeached for lyi

and certainly an intent to hilt aircraft, and i think that's what worries individuals especially when france and egypt are involved, they are prime targets for jihadi groups. >> deborah hersman, seems like the terrorists are deploying technology faster than the aviation industry. what about satellites and sensors that can tell us where every given aircraft is at anytime, especially after the malaysia incident. >> this started after air france in 2009. that recovery operation took two years and cost $40 million. with malaysia in 2014, 370, cost about that much in the first month, so the real question we should be asking is why do we not have better technology to locate any aircrafty we are. i can locate my kids with their iphones anywhere they are. beneath need better technology on aircraft and n.t.s.b. recommended we not only have more frequent sending of location, they want it to be sent once every minute so we can pinpoint location better, they want those recorders to last not 30 days but 90 days and have also recommended that an important package of information, small package of da

this morning, trump told chris cuomo that clinton is playing the woman's card to the hilt. and now tonight this web video from a clinton super pac. >> she came to my wedding. she ate like a pig. seriously, the wedding cake was -- it was like missing in action. >> does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat ass? absolutely. >> i just don't respect her as a journalist. i think she's highly overrated. but when i came out, you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> so you treat women with respect? >> uh, i can't say that either. >> all right. >> you don't like that. you don't -- what do you think of that ad, amy? >> i don't like the things that donald trump is saying in those ads. how effective it will be in attacking donald trump, i think there are two things. we already know that his disapproval ratings among women are extraordinarily high. like seven in ten women disapprove of him. but it's also an attack on donald trump's character that he's willing to use this type of language, these personal attacks, especia

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt. i mean i watched over the weekend. everything is about woman and donald trump raised his voice and, you know, it's all nonsense. you know what, women understand it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. watch how well. >> i'm going to let him run his campaign however he chooses. i'm going to run my campaign. >> it is a very, very busy night tonight. we're going to begin with some breaking news. the newest web video from hillary clinton's super pac. s cnn chief political correspondent dana bash is here. trump has been scathing in his attacks against clinton, calling her an enabler. tonight a group called correct the record, a pro clinton super pac put out this web video. look at it. >> because nobody respects women more than donald trump. >> she came to my wedding. she ate like a pig. seriously, the wedding cake was -- it was like missing in action. >> does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat ass, absolutely. i just don't respect her as a journalist. i

. >> she is playing the woman's card to the hilt. she can't talk about me because nobody respects women more than donald trump. and i'm going to take -- i will -- i will be better for women by a big factor than hillary clinton, who frankly, i don't even think will be good to women. >> jeff zeleny is "outfront" in virginia covering hillary clinton. and you had a chance to talk to her today. she is not taking that bait tonight. >> reporter: she's not, erin. talking about everything but this. she is really focusing on the challenges and problems of working families, women voters, that's why she's in northern virginia, one of those critical suburban battle grounds. we'll be talking about it again and again and again for the next six months or so. she's going after women voters by talking about health care, child care, education, answering their questions. and they didn't raise those questions about this. but we caught up with her after her event and asked her why she is not responding to donald trump. >> i'm going to let him run his camp

. >> she is playing the woman's card to the hilt. she is going -- i mean i watched over the weekend, everything is about woman and donald trump raised his voice. you know, it's all nonsense. and you know what, women understand it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. he was the worst abuser of women as a politician in the history of our country. he was impeached. he was impeached. >> now, trump was also asked about sarah palin's announcement this weekend that she would work to defeat speaker ryan by backing his primary opponent in wisconsin. her decision prompted by ryan's refusal, she says, to not to endorse trump. >> he called me not so long ago, i don't know, a number of weeks ago. but he called me and was very supportive and very nice. i thought everything was fine. then i got blindsided. so we'll see. look, i'll see what happens. >> now, trump also told our own chuck todd over the weekend that he was blindsided by speaker ryan's refusal to endorse him. he also refused to

we hilt rock bottom and we are on our way up. this year, we're in a much better and position and aisle confident that we'll be able to defeat any attacks that are on our territory this year. >> the united states seems to have made a rather critical attack in this last couple of days. how do you evaluate what is happening? we haven't heard much from the pakistanis about this attack which was in part of pakistan where we have never attacked before. it's very significant blow of killing the taliban leader. speculation is dangerous and diplomatic speculate in way of getting in trouble. how much would you like to speculate on what happens as a result of it. >> it was an impediment piece and we welcome president obama's decision and his bold anchor to elim nayes a person who was sprenting other taliban elements and the cause for the government for peace process. it's not just about that action. it gives the afghan people hope that our most important partner, the united states, is serious and peace in afghanistan. it also created an opp

so diplomacy to the health, -- hilt, engage countries in unitesting, free trade the world and it is something that needs to be always promoted. but no, the united states, as president, no. i am not an isolationist. perry -- mr. peterson? mr. peterson: it is those bomb foreign countries and caused people to hate us which causes us to be more isolated. some are isolationists. isn't it splendid? we have homage in the country -- amish in the country, people are to be free to be isolated if they desire. it is time for the government to h--out of the middle east and bring troops home. [applause] larry: dr. feldman? dr. feldman: we are not isolationists, we just believe in intervening by dropping philanthropy and free speech and free trade on other countries, instead of bombs. [applause] mr. mcafee? is a country minding its own business isolationism? is a country opening doors to free-trade and immigration isolationism? no, it is the opposite of isolationism. isolationism is wanting to impose your will, culture, and their own way of life. and our own arrogance on to others in the world. [applause] l

so diplomacy to the health, -- hilt, engage countries in unitesting, free trade the world and it is something that needs to be always promoted. but no, the united states, as president, no. i am not an isolationist. perry -- mr. peterson? mr. peterson: it is those bomb foreign countries and caused people to hate us which causes us to be more isolated. some are isolationists. isn't it splendid? we have homage in the country -- amish in the country, people are to be free to be isolated if they desire. it is time for the government to h--out of the middle east and bring troops home. [applause] larry: dr. feldman? dr. feldman: we are not isolationists, we just believe in intervening by dropping philanthropy and free speech and free trade on other countries, instead of bombs. [applause] mr. mcafee? is a country minding its own business isolationism? is a country opening doors to free-trade and immigration isolationism? no, it is the opposite of isolationism. isolationism is wanting to impose your will, culture, and their own way of life. and our own arrogance on to others in the world. [applause] l

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt. she's going -- i mean, i watched over the weekend.g is about woman and donald trump raised his voice and that, you know, it's all nonsense. you know what? women understand it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. watch how well. nobody respects women more than donald trump. i'm going to take -- i will be better for women by a big factor than hillary clinton who frankly i don't even think will be good to women. >> all right. so, christine, to you first. do you think this is a good strategy to talk to women? >> well, you know, donald trump has said plenty about women. it would be nice if he talked to women as human beings with some ideas about what he would do taking them forward and not generalities. and so, you know, i think when you move into territory when you criticize hillary clinton about her marriage, about her looks, her stamina, it's really risky. >> yes. i have this number. according to a gallup poll last month, 7 in 10 women voters unfavorable view of donald trump an

thousands of cyclist wills hilt the streets today for the 39th 39th annual five boro bike tour taking cyclists from lower manhattan to the bronx and queens and brooklyn, and into staten island. kristin thorne is live in tribeca where the first leg of the ride will kick off. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: they committed to do this, 40 miles through the five boros. we are here near one of the many starting points. we're here at church street and white street, the first round of riders are expected to leave here around 7:30 this morning. some 32,000 bikers from across the country and the world for that matter. i mean, you have to remember this is very cool. you get to go biking through 40 miles of new york city with no cars at all, so you don't have to worry about that. this really is a draw, quite a draw for the city. again, 40 miles through the five boros. the proceeds are used to support bike new york, funding bike education programs throughout the five boros . this is the 39th annual tour. as we mentioned at the top, closures throughout the five boros today. if you're going to h

. >> scottie -- scottie, your guy was defending bill clinton to the hilt, because that's when he was telling the truth. this is an act of political deflection, and that's the reality of the situation. >> john, emily, scottie, thank you for that colorful discussion. i do appreciate it. great to have you on. >> thanks, pam larks bye. >>> meantime, looking toward july. unneeded baggage, the dnc chair, bernie sanders campaign accuses debbie wasserman schultz of a pro clinton, and joe johns is in washington with the very latest. joe. >> reporter: pamela, the head of the democratic party again coming into focus after bernie sanders went after her over the weekend in the middle of a pitched campaign battle for california, the biggest prize in the primary season. no indication that any democratic senators have launched a formal effort to get rid of debbie wasserman schultz, but the sanders campaign can claim credit for starting a conversation about it. on capitol hill, democratic senators discussing removing debbie wasserman schultz as the head of the party, one source saying many feel it wo

year for the military and we find 85% of the assaults that they experienced in the past year were hilt related, which is a much higher proportion than might be expected. that doesn't prove that being in the military is the risk factor. and, in fact, we have heard speculation that there may be something specific about being in the reserve component and what it's like to leave your family once a month and go off to drill training and some of the risk factors associated with that lifestyle that may be a part of the explanation here. we don't know. but we strongly recommended that this is another signal or clue about what's going on with risk in the military that could be further pursued and understood to better drive down risk. okay, the last thing i want to talk about concerns sexual harassment. sexual harassment is really quite common in the military. we estimate that about 116,000 active duty members were sexually harassed in the past year and about 44,000 experienced gender discrimination. it's so common that when we ask women of all ranks how common it is, more than 75% say common or

. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt. >> reporter: women, always a pivotal vote, even moren. according to the latest cnn orc poll. clinton is taking her message to small groups of voters. like this gathering today at a cafe in virginia. >> i am accused of playing the gender card and all of that, and the fact is that it is a real problem. >> reporter: she won the virginia primary two months ago. >> hello, virginia. >> reporter: but she's back with the general election in mind. >> it is clear that there are so many challenges facing young families today that we have got to come to grips with. >> reporter: the path to the white house goes through suburbs like here in loudoun county. president obama carried it by 8% in 2008, three points four years later. in the 2014 mid term elections, a republican barbara come stock won the congressional district by 17 points. now she's torn saying i can't support hillary clinton and i won't be, but donald trump needs to earn the votes of me and many others. these swing voters here will be key to the fall election. clinton is still trying to

bryce harper that's impressive you hilt it that far. all right.et's do weather for you it's georgous start to the day. we have temperatures in 60s. steve you have a question. >> no, i wanted to see that view and see how far away you were from home plate. . >> leltion do weather quick and in fact you can keep the shot up we'll show you how fwut full it is lots ever sunshine gorgeous wednesday for you and high temperatures medicine 80s and rain for you this afternoo afternoon. if you head out one of the lucky ones haided to nats park join us for weather day it will be beautiful about you on your sun screen. pools oning this weekend memorial day weekend couldn't be a better weekend. we'll have risk of scattered thunderstorm then next couple afternoons and then again sunday, monday by sunday, monday a little tropical moisture in bring additional thunderstorms and cooler temperatures monday. after ep during the month of may this will be a nice stretch of weather. 86 for weather day. that's the latest from section 234 i'm going back down to the field er

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this is a story in the hilt. exit polls after west virginia show that half of supporters would vote for donald trump. would vote for donald trump in the fall. that is according to exit polls. we're calling on the line for clinton supporters are in -- supporters. guest: just give me a second. yes, he did say yes we can. he did not leave us. we left him. sanders, bernie secretary clinton has never said that. there is only so much you can get done. do i think that the party can be unified? yes i do. sandershink that bernie is really a hypocrite. why has it taken him 20 years to run for president if he had all this passion? he keeps on saying he has all of these ideas. obama had many of these policies and has worked on them. hillary has always supported these policies. that is arcadia, louisiana. go-ahead it, victor. guest: good morning. i support bernie sanders because i think he is a good candidate. i think his agenda means a lot to america. as far as jobs and the super pacs and all that, that's what's destroyed am

i hope they feel like i supported them to the hilt when they were in combat. we support them as vets. i'm going to dedicate the rest of my lives to help. >> reporter: when i was talking to prince harry, the topic of family came up. >> you were here in orlando decades ago with your mom. does it bring back bittersweet memories, to be back here? >> it does. that was happy memories. it's a shame she's not here, but i hope she'd be incredibly proud of what we've managed to achieve. >> your grandmother may be like mine, an enforcer. is she your boss? >> 100%. listen. >> yeah. my grandmom has always been the boss. but my god, she gives amazing advi advice. she lets us cruise around doing what we think is right. >> when you think about sort of mistakes -- i've made a few -- don't you feel like that -- it's nice we've been able to make them? we're human. >> to me, it's part of growing up. you've got to find your own path. if you slip off, if people don't tell you you've slipped off, you work it out yourself. >> reporter: there was one more thing i had to bring up with

we have gone out of our way to reach out to the hilt to respond quickly to all of their inquiries, whetherletter, phone, or adhering. very smooth a talker. i can just tell you, in that span of just a couple of minutes, i can take a number of easy said that were false. the finance committee report, there were two reports, a majority report which found there were substantial misconduct. there was a minority report, which found that everything was fine. issues that goes to the that are in the impeachment resolution, which is he lied to congress, failed to preserve evidence in an ongoing criminal investigation and an congressional investigation. that is a serious, serious offense. it is precluding us from getting to the real story so we can know what happened, and because of the way he handled this, because of the way his irs handled the management of the evidence in the information that was in their possession, it was destroyed. it was not destroyed for the first time he testified. time he testified, it was not destroyed. of hisonly because continuing statement saying, it has been destroyed a

they might be thinking hilt larry -- hillary clinton might be indicted and put biden to the on the ticket president does not like donald trump. for donald trump to come out of the field of 17 was the most anti obama candidate on the field. he's been relentless in terms of challenging the policies. we've seen in our last national survey. 56% of americans want to move against the policies of barack obama. every one of those voters could vote for donald trump and over the last month you've seen trump's numbers, after he goes after obama and hillary, his negatives are coming down. his favorables are going up because hillary clinton can't get rid of her negatives. it's all related to character. >> we look at this poll number, unfavorable view of hillary clinton. this is a poll you guys did. 25% unfavorable with democrats. 30% with liberals. 49% with moderates. 52% among women. now, president obama's approval ratings are pretty high right now. why isn't that helping her if she's so closely tied to his record, why isn't she being floated -- >> his approval ratings are not great. this month we ha