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the president did not mention the grand jury development and huntington, west virginia, attended by thousands. i do mean thousands of people, but he did take a shot at the overall russia investigation, listen here. speak out there trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us, and most importantly, demeaning to our country and demeaning to our constitution. i just hope the final determination is a truly honest one, which is what the millions of people who gave us our big win in november deserve. >> and the last hour, we spoke with lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina to visit at the same time there trying to protect robert mueller by giving him a buffer between the president in terms of legislation. they're also saying he has to run a tight ship and make sure

[♪] lou: president trump in huntington, west virginia. a stirring rally.ther part of an hour. probably 46, 47 minutes. and was again with the people that he draws great energy from and who obviously give him lots of love, particularly in west virginia. they have a 3% growth rate. coal mines are opening just as he promised during the campaign. and their governor jim justice converting from a democrat to republican tonight giving the president a terrific endorsement, talking about a good man and great president. and joining me now to pick up some of the points the president was making, fox news anchor, former defense attorney, gregg jarrett. i got a kick how the president in the midst of the celebration of economic growth, booming markets and a lovefest with the folks in west virginia refer together witch hunt being led by robert mueller saying there is no collusion, it's pure bull, that's my word. you know what? just on the day we learn there is another grand jury impaneled by the special counsel. he's saying this is a complete travesty. gregg: he came out

you: according to the map, are not far from huntington, any plans to go to the rally tonight in huntingtonguest: i will be there with a sign. host: what do you want to hear from the president tonight? guest: i would like to hear more congress andwhy the senate, whether they be republicans, whether they be democrats, get on the news channels -- oh, we can reach across the aisle, i do not see neither side reaching across the benefit anything to do with the american people. host: carol, we may see you tonight in the crowd, c-span will be covering the rally in huntington tonight, at the big sandy superstore arena, live at 7:00 p.m. you can watch it on c-span and c-span.org, listen to it on the c-span radio app. evelyn is on the line for legal immigrants, randolph, massachusetts. good morning. where are you originally from? guest: good morning. i am originally from haiti. this country is built on the back of immigrants. planeents put me on a with $22. without a word of english. i have two masters degrees right now. and we neversons spent a minute in a public school. i have never been on welfare

lou: president trump in huntington, west virginia, where he set to hold a make america great rally.moments, tonight's rally coming on a busy "newsday" with reports special counsel robert mueller impaneled a new grand jury in washington dc to investigate the changes of collusion with the russians in the election. sources familiar with the investigation tell reuters that grand jury subpoenas have been issued in connection with a june 2016 meeting between donald trump jr., a russian

he's had a couple opportunities to do that, including last night in huntington, west virginia, on the idea that robert mueller is using the authority of a grand jury to issue subpoenas. but he did talk last night in huntington, west virginia, about the overall tone and scope of the russia investigation, insisting to the thousands upon thousands of people who were there that it wasn't russia who put him into the oval office, it was people like the ones who showed up in huntington, west virginia. and the president repeated his mantra that this whole russia investigation is nothing more than a witch hunt. >> they're trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us, and most importantly, demeaning to our country and demeaning to our constitution. i just hope the final determination is a truly honest one, which is what the millions of people who gave us our big win in november deserve. >> reporter: i talked to every member of the president's legal team today and none of them have able to independently confirm that mueller is using a grand

the president just finished of speaking as you saw in huntington, west virginia.witching parties and becoming a republican. that means half of the country, more than half, two thirds of the country's governors are now republican. good news for the trump administration. otherwise, a tough day for them in washington. we're going to show you part of what the president said in west virginia in just a minute. first, we are joined by charles krauthammer. he is a writer and columnist to assess what that just meant. charles, thanks a lot for coming on. >> a pleasure. >> tucker: what do you take from that speech? >> well,

surf competition going on in orange county at huntington beach, surfer took on the biggest yet. plenty of shots of the large swell coming out of the south. >> about as good as you can hope for. it is a hurricane swell that came in, hillary, called hillary, so it is pretty good sized for huntington beach. >> storms in the pacific churching undangers for the coast, some making its way to the bay area, the hazards are larger breaks, rip currents, some sneaker waves, watch out. >> for the faint of heart or people not experienced. >> southern california, the worst of it. tropical systems a thousand miles away, amazing how they can have a direct impact on our beaches. we can use the ocean influence away from the water because we will lose it sdp warm up. tomorrow-- and warm up. tomorrow a return to hundred degrees inland. today in the neents, the contrast with the blanket of cloud cover and fog over san francisco where it is 62, we are talking about 102 in ifsh more-- in liver more tomorrow. concord, 93. san jose in the 90s, currently in the 80s. oakland, 68 degrees. the forecast unfo

president trump holding a campaign rally in huntington, west virginia, tonight. he may have more to say about i it. he has teased us he has a big announcement. we know the governor jim justice will announce he's switching parties to become a a republica republican. >> chris: will have more on all of this with the panel and we will be going to west virginia later to discuss and preview the president's speech at the top of the hour. john roberts reporting from a very busy white house. president trump blaming congress for a sanctions bill he signed yesterday, saying it will send already testy relations with moscow to a new low. russian officials seem to agree. chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at the situation tonight from the state department. >> an honor to be with you. >> after president trump and putin first shook hands, the kremlin send any hope for an improvement in the relations have come to an end. a blistering facebook post, dmitry medvedev assailed the sanctions bill, writing "it's a declaration of a full-fledged economic war on russia. unle

tucker: that was the president and the governor of west virginia, jim justice at tonight's rally in huntingtonst virginia. thanks to justice's defection to the republican party there are twice as many republican governors as there are democratic governors. 34 held by republicans, democrats 15 and a governor allied independent. the party might need a new message. do they and if so what is it daniel is a democratic strategist. thanks for coming on. >> great. how are you tonight? >> tucker: i'm great. also a little confused. a lot of smart -- the mart supreme have said we need an economic message. this is ridiculous. you can't just win on identity politics and transgender bathrooms. you need to talk to people about things they care about. chuck schumer the lead democrat in the senate sent out basically an overview of a better deal. this is the plan. i want to put it up on the screen for our viewers. you are familiar with it here are the bullet points. stop trade cheating and market manipulation. tax companies that ship jobs oversea. crack down on. independent trade board to prosecute unfair trade

the president just finished of speaking as you saw in huntington, west virginia.ig news that state's democratic governor jim justice announced he is switching parties and becoming a republican. that means half of the country, more than half, two thirds of the country's governors are now republican. good news for the trump administration. otherwise, a tough day for them in washington. we're going to show you part of what the president said in west virginia in just a minute. first, we are joined by charles krauthammer. he is a writer and columnist to assess what that just meant. charles, thanks a lot for coming on. >> a pleasure. >> tucker: what do you take from that speech? >> well, the content was not impressive. it was highlights. it was the greatest hits. but i think this is a very important demonstration to the country, to the political elites, to the press which he doesn't particularly like. that he has his army. look, you have to look at this in context. here is a guy whose numbers are down in the 30's. he has got this grand jury, reports of a grand jury bein

we can expect donald trump to talk a lot about it tonight when he visits huntington, west virginia forly. heather: donald trump talking about a merit-based green card system spiking a heated debate at the white house between jim acosta and stephen miller. >> the notions they have to learn english before they get to the united states, we bring people just from great britain and australia? >> i am shocked that your statement is that you think only people from great britain and australia with no english. this is an amazing moment that you think only people from great britain or australia would speak english is so insulting to millions of hard-working immigrants who do speak english from all over the world, have you honestly never met an immigrant from another country who spoke english outside great britain or australia? it shows your cosmopolitan bias. >> reacting to the heated exchange conservative commentator mark stein is quick to point out the hypocrisy behind the backlash. >> what jim acosta is complaining about is trump wants to move to a canadian style immigration policy. these are

two anti-trump protester standing outside the venue in huntington, west virginia. don to eating that she is making some signs for the trump visit. we will have live coverage at the big sandy superstore arena at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. takes an's cities tour tv and american history tv to tacoma, washington as we explore its rich history and literary culture. located on the puget sound and 60 miles northwest of mount rainier, tacoma was chosen in the 19th century as the western terminus of the northern pacific railroad. weibely at noon eastern, traveled the city talking to local authors, including tonya erdson. she will share the history of faith-based programs in prisons and the role religion plays in the u.s. prison system. >> there is a lawsuit against risen fellowship ministry which is a big organization that has done this work. for theto prison watergate related crimes and and began to be born again. the international prison ministry, they were running an entire wing in an iowa state prison. it was the same issues. you get tv in your cell. you get access to ro

there are some nasty genetic diseases, such as huntington's or, as in this case, a disease that affectsrt function later in life, which can basically blight families for many generations. so a method of being able to avoid having having affected children passing on the defective gene could be really very important for those families. nicole mowbray has the same heart condition which was corrected in human embryos. she now has a defibrillator implanted in her chest in case her heart stops. she has a 50% risk of passing on the condition, but is unsure whether she would ever consider gene editing. i wouldn't want to pass on something that caused my child to have a limited life or a painful life or a life of risk. i mean, that does obviously come to the front of my mind when i think about having children. i wouldn't want to create the "perfect" — in inverted commas — child. i feel like my condition makes me me. and some are worried gene editing technology could lead to an era of designer babies. we will get into a society in which some people's children are genetically enhanced and given ad

today, president trump will speak to supporters in huntington, west virginia. we will bring you live coverage , andon c-span, c-span.org only c-span radio app. >> i was hoping to get transportation in 2001 because my whole background is actually in trade and transportation. i was doing that for a number of years, for both citicorp and bank of america, and i have worked for transportation companies can let my whole background was actually in transportation, so it is nice ,ow to be able to return to it i had worked previously, and it is my studio to be back in a department with which i am very familiar. >> watch our interview with elaine chao, secretary of transportation in the trump administration friday on c-span, since radio, and c-span.org. -- c-span radio and c-span.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> senate democrats have unveiled a proposal for reducing trade deficits, which includes a nafta an

[cheers and applause] >> tucker: that was the president tonight in huntington, west virginia, pledgingstroy the gang ms-13. during our recent trip to seaferlsalvadorian we were accompanied by jeff sessions he has been leading the ms-13 effort. he was at the same detention center we did and met many of the people. toward the end of that visit we sat down with him to hear his thoughts. we spoke to him by the national police headquarters statue where the police march every ms-13 they capture. tonight part four of week long series "hunt guilty ms-13." mr. attorney general, how can the united states prevent ms-13 gang members from going north into the u.s.? >> well, we need the wall. we need better enforcement at the border. and we need to be able to deport people rapidly who enter the country illegally. and we have to end this policy of taking unaccompanied minors. some of which include ms-13 members and turning them over to the department of health and human services and then they take them to their destination city. so they say what city they want to go to, whether it's new york or houst

. >> president trump will hold a rally tomorrow in huntington western jinnah why thursday's 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> was hoping to get to is rotation in 2001 because my whole background is trade and transportation. aisle is a transportation baker for a number of years for both bankamerica and city corporation i had worked so my whole background was in transportation so it is nice to be able to return to where i had worked previously and it is nice to be back in a department i very familiar. . >> for different reasons everybody has a different idea why the federal government is out of control. so what do you think it is that we teach? what do we do about it? what do you think about teaching the constitution property? we would know what to do . >> joining us now at the table is health care repeals replays sore whenever i see happening on capitol hilll hill, with senior project director on health insurance. also at the table a health care and retirement policy scholar at the american enterprise institute. good morning. restart with news that lamar

i come from northeastern ohio, a rustbelt community similar to huntington, west virginia.he reason why donald trump won was because he had an economic message. hillary clinton didn't show up and she didn't work hard and she basically abandoned the communities that really put donald trump over the top. i often say that was not republicans that elected donald trump commit was democrats, blue-collar democrats. >> ed: the president claimed these russia probes are a total fabrication. that doesn't reflect reality either though on a day when we learned robert mueller has impaneled this grand jury. surely your party can't claim this is a total fabrication. >> well, it's important to discuss that tonight was a good night for the president. you have the democratic governor of west virginia saying he's switching parties to the republican party, making him the 34th republican governor. >> ed: that's not going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> what it shows you is how the people in real america are thinking. folks in the beltway want to talk about russia, these other things but the

s meeting with a russian lawyer, the president's team out swinging in huntington, west virginia, in a state he won by more than 40 points in november. the president spent five minutes blasting the russia story as a "total fabrication "and a "hoax," and blasting democrats for what he called their obsession with it. listen -- >> are there any russians here tonight any russians? they can't beat us at the voting booths, so they're trying to cheat you out of the future you want, out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us. >> reporter: president trump's latest tirade signaling he has no plans to stop talking about this ongoing investigation which he has repeatedly termed a witch hunt. >> thanks. >>> with the fbi russia investigation now at the one-year mark, robert mueller is following the president's money. people familiar with the investigation tell cnn federal investigators have seized on president trump and his associates' financial ties to russia as potentially fertile ground for the probe. the sources describe an investigation that has widened to i

in his 2004 book "who are we," the harvard scholar sammy huntington asserted that america can more than just a founding ideology. it had a culture, one that had shaped it powerfully. would america be the america it is today if in the 17th and 18th centuries it had been settled not by british protestants but by french, spanish, or portuguese catholics, huntington asked? the answer is, no, it would no the be america. it would be quebec, mexico, or brazil. democrats must find a middle path on immigration. they can battle trump's drastic solutions, but still speak in the language of national unity and identity. the country's motto, after all, is out of many one. not the other way around. >>> for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. >>> 11 years ago, a movie was released that woke many people up to the fact that the earth was warming and humans were to blame. the film was called "an inconvenient truth," and its star was the former vice president, al gore. gore who had been shouted from the rooftops about climate change for decades

. >> another record in america and another race of road rage in huntington park, california, a man playingr cars with the car in front of him, ramming it in the back. then police say he hit 5 more cars as he left the scene. >> alex, howard beach, queens, i can't believe it has almost been a year since karina veterano was murdered. >> one year, to the day, karina vetrano, said good-bye to her father phil, and went for a late afternoon jog, she never came back from. her last breath was so close to what seems like safety of home. she clawed at and fought her killer but her family and neighborhood were not there to help her, ideas of total security, in the place where she grew up in, were made in to a myth, by a stranger, and acres of tall weeds, one moment former safe haven of howard beach turned into a dark place. and her family descended into a long year of pain, i have been covering this story since just after phil and kathy vetrano buried their daughter last august, no one knew at that point what happened. was it a random attack. did she have a stalker, was there a killer watching and wai

huntington, west virginia. we will bring you live coverage here on c-span, www.c-span.org, and on the c-span radio app. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> senate democrats have unveiled a proposal to reduce the deficit, which includes a renegotiation of nafta, an independent prosecutor to represent u.s. firms and workers, and an american jobs council with the authority to block foreign investments that would result in job losses. several democrats discussed the plan outside the capital, beginning with michigan senator debbie stabenow. >> good morning. thank you for being hit today. -- being here today. we believe in an america where people who work hard every da

in less than an hour, he'll hold a campaign style rally in huntington, virginia.he president said he will be making a very big announcement at tonight's rally. trump supporters lined up early one woman traveled all the way from new york city to get in line by 7:00 p.m. yesterday. >> it's wonderful. it's like you're right there. and it's like he gives us energy, we give him energy, he gives us love, we give him love, and everybody goes crazy. when it's time for him to leave, we scream hoping he will turn around. >>> we've got good news for some beleaguered outer banks. power expected to be restored to hatteras island tomorrow. the news comes a week after they cut three power cables to provide electricity to the entire region. officials say tourists will be allowed to return to hatteras island, beginning at noon on friday. it's not clear when visitors can return to okracoke island, which is in another county. >>> outrage over >>> we're following breaking news in a high profile court case. the massachusetts woman who encouraged her boyfriend to take his own life thro

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we will have live coverage from huntington, west virginia, starting at about two minutes, 7:00 eastern. before our live coverage, we will take a look at future legislation to change the tax code. roundtable on future action form. we are joined by adam posen of the peterson institute and pete sepp of the national taxpayers union. as we try to tackle the topic of what congress may or may not do. your thoughts on what pillars of what tax reform should be built around. pillars oft what tax reform should be built around. what are the main issues tax reform should be built on? guest: we need to build the morality first. by standing still, we are falling further behind as a country. americans spend almost 7 billion hours a year trying to comply with the tax system. there is another billion hour in the paperwork and inventory waiting to come online. the world willd be forming their own tax codes, especially their corporate tax codes to be far more competitive than ours. it will keep happening if congress fails to act. we have to look at -- are tax ax rates, howt income is earned overseas, and

peter ducey is live in huntington, west virginia. what kind of crowd are we expecting?int before the break. lot of people there. >> reporter: a lot of people, sandra. the first person in line got here last night. since then, look how it's grown. street here in front of the big super store arena is blocked off, been blocked off since noon. the line just snakes through. people are very very excited. there have been usa chants, pro trump chants. lot of folks are telling us they are from west virginia, even though ohio is across the river. lot of people are telling us this is their first time seeing if president. he comes to west virginia all the time but not a whole lot of repeat customers for the trump rally, at least that we have found. here again is a sign of how excited people are now. the people here in the line chanting are living through what gallop told us a few days ago, that west virginia is where president trump is the most popular. his approval rating is 25% higher than the disapproval. that's higher than even north dakota which is plus 23 and wyoming which is

president trump held a campaign style rally tonight in huntington, west virginia. you may recall he won that state by 42 poifnlts \he\es popular there. he told the crowd they are the backbone of america. he highlighted the states dedicio steel. just hours before the president's speech democratic gomple o jim justice announced he was switching parties from being a democrat to the republican party. justice was actually a republican until 2015 . determined democrat, he's also been registered as an independent. during the rally tonight president trump talked about the russia investigation. he said he's hoping for a trul ionest outcome. he was referring to the newses that broke earlier today that special counsel robert mueller em paneled a grand jury as part of the russia investigation. tonight he he called the russia story, quote, a fabrication. most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. >> the wall street journal tonight reports the grand jury has already issued subpoenas and is lo

someone vandalized the arena in huntington where the tomorrow night. >>> they will take on the cardinalsorrow night. the hall of fame game kicks off every year in canton, ohio. that game starts at 8:00 tomorrow. >>> remember that powerful tornado that ripped through stevensville, maryland last week? there is a meeting on the recovery process in queen anne's county. residents there can expect rebuilding updates and offer suggestions to first response agencies. that meeting is set for 7:00 tomorrow night at madapeak elementary school. >> it will take a while to clean up and rebuild. >>> we've got possibly stormy weather tomorrow, huh? >> that's it, this is what you say. i was just talking to some of the producers about what kind of weather we'll deal with tomorrow and they said, so, summer? heat and an isolated thunderstorm. some have a better chance of so much. right now looking pretty good. we saw a high temperature of 9 on toda 0 today. most of you, if you're thinking about taking a late night walk or you have to walk the dog one last time, really looking quite nice across the region. t

governor justice made the announcement last night during a rally for president trump in huntington. party affiliation change makes for a dwindling democratic presence in west virginia. west virginia representatives all are republicans and one republican senator. the switch could also affect the reelection chances of democratic joe manchin for the state. >> power is back on and running in the outer banks which means today tourists can begin returning to their beach homes. the outage started last week on hatteras and ocracoke islands. it drove away thousands of visitors and businesses are scheduled to begin welcoming back tourists starting at noon. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm wisdom martin. happy friday to you. >> finally. >> finally friday. all right, the weekend is oh, so close. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. you watching the clock over there ready for the weekend. >> i have no idea. >> in the meantime we were got to work to get to it. caitlin roth good morning to you. >> good morning maureen and wisdom. i give you credit doing this every

the governor made the in and out at a rally in huntington last night.ys he's a real relationship with the president. they know each other and you know they're both billionaire, jim justin is the richest man in west virginia. >> i came here to help and i came here to get something done. and when it came right to crunch simple. the democrats walked away from me. i didn't walk away from them. >>> so the switch could affect the reelection chances of democratic senator joe mansion a former governor himself, president trump won 77 of west virginia, covered the state 40 points over hillary clinton and we should point out this is not a big surprise, jim justice was a republican through the years, switched to the democrat party in 2015 >> i think when you ask any west virginiian what do you think? everyone says this was not anything >> you know who runs west virginia? coal. he knows a thing or to. >>> president trump's desire for the border wall between u.s. and mexico inspired two large murals, this is something bench net i can't hugh. an israeli wall telling t

i talked to a huge round of supporters in huntington. he did bring up the russia investigation. the reason why democrats only talk about the totally made up russia story is because they have no message, necessity agenda and no vision. the russia story is a tote l al fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics . that's all it is. have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio or russians here tonight in any russians? they can't beat us at the voting booths so they're trying to cheat you out of the future and the future that you want. by the way if there were russians there they didn't fall for the trap, so good for them. you you a the big turnout. it was huge. a lot of enthusiasm for the president. he promised a big surprise for the rally but then word started to leak out what the surprise was. it came in the form of -- yim justice is no longer going to be a democrat , he's switching to the republican party. really he's just switching back because he was an independent and then a republican in 2015 and then he ran for government

president trump's re-election campaign planning today's evepts in huntington, the small city in the middle of the state. the president has attended a number of make america great again rallies so far this year speaking to supportners florida, iowa, and pennsylvania. steve here last week's rally in youngstown, ohio. >>> bheen e meanwhile, russian's prime minister says the sanctions bill signed by president trump yesterday ends any hope of improving relationships between the u.s. and russia. he said on social media that new penalties amount to the declaration of a, quote, all-out trade war against russia. the prime minister said trump had been outwit and showed total weakness by handing over executive power to congress. >>> back here in the bay area the sinking of the millennium tower isn't its only problem. another investigator of the sky scraper could also be a fire hazard. today fire inspectors are going to check that building out. last month we seen a report alleging unsealed gaps around piping in the buildings 30th and 31st floor. they told us the gaps could allow smoke and flames to sp

someone vandalized the arena in huntington where the president is expected to speak to supporters. an anti-trump image was written across part of the building. there's no word on who did it or when it was done. we're working for you with our backpacks for kids program to help kids around our area get ready for school. starting at 6:00 a.m., you can come out to the apple federal credit union in kingstown. we will be accepting donations of new backpacks,ch we're going to be there until noon. if you can't make it to fairfax county, you can make a donation through our nbc washington app. coming up later on this morning, erika gonzalez will be live at the drop-off to show you how quick and easy it is to do. >>> before you know it, we're going to be talking about the bus stop forecast, sheena. right now, hold on. let's talk about the forecast. we're going to the pool and the beach. that kind of stuff. >> i like that forecast a lot better, molette. the bus stop forecast, it's a little bit bittersweet. summer is coming to an end. 75 degrees in washington. 68 front royal. it's warm this mor

>> president trump held a rally n huntington, west virginia. ♪ west virginia.o the place i belong west virginia mountain momma take me home country road all my memories gather round her minor lady, stranger through blue waters dark and dusty painted on the sky misty taste of moon shine tear drop in my eye country road take me home to the to the place i belong west virginia mountain momma take me home country road i hear her voice in the morning hour she calls me the radio reminds me of my home far away driving down the road i get a feeling i should have been home yesterday yesterday president trump: thank you. thank you. i am thrilled to be back in the very, very beautiful state of west virginia. chausechause [cheers and applause] and i am proud to stand before you and celebrate the hard working people who are the absolute backbone of america. thank you. [cheers and applause] i love the people of the tates. i love your grit, your spirit, and i love our coal miners. they are coming back i love your grit, your strong. [cheers and applause] president trump: i made

flash floods hitting huntington, new york. let's get right to rob marciano, along new york's west side highway for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david, the storms are rolling in. take a look at the radar. they're lined up heading through new jersey, through philadelphia, baltimore, and d.c. some with 70-mile-an-hour winds and flash floods. the rain heading towards the u.s., we're hoping it will not develop but we're watching it closely throughout the weekend. >> rob, thank you. >>> we reported here this week on the packed auditorium in charlottesville. tonight, that mother, asked by robin roberts, has she heard from president trump, and does she want to? here's mary bruce. >> reporter: inside that packed memorial, a mother, grieving and defiant. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what. you just magnified her. >> reporter: in the days since heather was killed, president trump has spoken out. but not to the mother susan. for the first time, she explains why. >> this is new territory for you and for this

someone vandalized the huntington arena where the president is expected to speak to supporters. an anti-trump message was written across the building. no word on who did it or when. >>> it's 4:32. we have breaking news this morning. more heartbreak for a minnesota after that school explosion in minneapolis was the school's janitor. crews pulled his body from the rubble last night. the other victim has been identified as ruth berg. she worked as the school's receptionist for 17 years. investigators say contractors working on the building caused a natural gas leak yesterday. students and teachers inside the school said they had just seconds to get out before the blast. >> so my daughter got up and was getting ready to leave out of the counselor's office and was blown back into the counselor's office by the explosion. it was seconds after they told everybody to get out that explosion happened. >> seven people are still in the hospital this morning. doctors say their injuries range from serious to critical. >>> new overnight, d.c. fire crews also responded to a fiery two-car crash o

there are some nasty genetic diseases, such as huntington's or, as in this case, a disease that affectseart function later in life, which can basically blight families for many generations. so a method of being able to avoid having having affected children passing on the defective gene could be really very important for those families. nicole mowbray has the same heart condition which was corrected in human embryos. she now has a defibrillator implanted in her chest in case her heart stops. she has a 50% risk of passing on the condition, but is unsure whether she would ever consider gene editing. i wouldn't want to pass on something that caused my child to have a limited life or a painful life or a life of risk. i mean, that does obviously come to the front of my mind when i think about having children. i wouldn't want to create the "perfect" — in inverted commas — child. i feel like my condition makes me me. and some are worried gene editing technology could lead to an era of designer babies. previous attempts at gene editing human embryos in china led to serious errors in the dna so a

the dunes project stretches a half mile between fredericksburg and huntington avenues.ek a judge ordered an eight day halt on the project which led to bacteria filled lakes after last week's rain. the officials want them to work together. both sides will be back in court this week. >> ♪ >> happening today, the philadelphia school district will outline new immunization requirements for the upcoming school year. students entering 12th grade need an additional goes of the m c.v. vaccine. all students require a fourth dose of the polio vaccine including one at or after the age of four. >> happening today, president trump will participate in a briefing on the country's opioid crisis. new jersey governor chris christie is headed of the white house commission to combat drug addiction. he says he has confidence the president will accept the recommendations made by the panel. the commission has released an interim report calling on the trump administration to declare opioid addiction a national emergency. national institute of drug abuse says every day more than 90 americans die

earlier this month huntington park. onlookers say the suspect for no known reason began ramming the cars in front and behind him before speeding off. officials say he later hit five parked cars before coming to a stop. that's when his car actually caught on fire. one driver suffered minor injuries. the suspect was arrested and is now facing multiple charges. >>> happening now tropical depression emily continues to move out to sea this morning a day after make a rainy and windy landfall in florida. she dropped sheets of rain and stirring up rough seas. winds were so strong they rippeo a roof off a resort sort. 7,800 homes still without power. they say she could still turn into a tropical storm once she leaves the east coast. >>> let's go to mike now for our conditions. >> we'll take a look at live dopplar 7 and it be doesn't look nearly as impressive as it does yesterday, down to a depression you just have to wheernt it's going doing over that warmer water and you hope it's going to stay over land but it will still cause

however, beach at huntington avenue is currently closed. city attorneys call the dune project, a health, financial crisis, and attorneys for the state argued that draining the pond and partially filling in the basin should address the problem. >>> police are working to end a crime spree in bensalem bucks county. investigators say three men were involved, in a security camera catching one of them wednesday night. police say men stole a pickup truck and then drove around bensalem trying to break into other vehicles. they stole cash, credit card, other items. if you recognize this suspect call the police. >>> local police departments are cracking down on bicyclist who are playing a dangerous game of swerving in the streets. take a look at these videos. police say teens throughout the area have been spotted veering into the path of vehicles, and pedestrians. the bikers are seen, riding, front wheels up and showing off just how close they can get to oncoming car before swerving a way. >> they are swerving in and out of traffic head on with cars,

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older female pregnant relative is raped by british soldiers at the house of their grandfather in huntington county new jersey and the continental congress this is one of the class of incidents in that region. the continental congress in and that the rumors of these assaults sends out a commission to investigate the. they are disseminated in the british isles and we might come to speak about an aspect of that to do justice to the issue we need to recognize on the one hand the experiences of the individual traumatized women and on the other hand also see the patriots but the revolutionaries used as a political tool in the model and in the propaganda war that shattered the war on the ground you were asking about atrocities around the world. [inaudible] both sides. there were fewer infringements. i'm trying to get a sense of the violence that is pervasive on both sides. they have something like 16,000 american prisoners by and do that that is an enormous number. >> i will give you an example of an atrocity and what we can learn from it from the moral dilemmas. it is the scene of a nighttime sur

heavy downpours and flash floods hitting huntington, new york. powerful storms making for a very difficult ride home at this hour. let's get right to rob marciano, along new york's west side highway for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david, the storms are rolling in. this is our second round for the northeast. take a look at the radar. they're lined up heading through new jersey, through philadelphia, baltimore, and d.c. some with 70-mile-an-hour winds and heavy rains, flash flood watches posted. tropical storm harvey, forecast to head towards central america. potentially getting to hurricane strength. the rain heading towards the u.s., we're hoping it will not develop but we're watching it closely through the weekend. >> rob, thank you. >>> we reported here this week on the packed auditorium in charlottesville. a mother and father, talking about the daughter who was run over one week ago, protesting against white supremacists. tonight, that mother, asked by robin roberts, has she heard from president trump, and does she want to? here's mary bru