brad: at maryland small arms in upper marlboro, salesman jack donald says it is a matter of time before his shop sees increased demand. >> once the politicians talk about banning something, everyone wants one. brad: if a gun sales spike takes hold those in the industry say it won't be for handguns but for rifles. like this one of the sort many fear could be banned. anecdotal report of the record gun sales are coming in from across the country. in fact, the f.b.i. reports the busiest days in history for gun background checks sure way to track demand follow mass shootings. look at this. already this year before orlando gun purchase background checks in maryland, virginia, and the district. nearly 50,000 ahead of last year's pace. gun dude says it's not just fear of the gun restriction motivating buyers. >> the number one people we had coming in was personal protection. not because the government was going to take anything away. brad: the buyers grabbing up 20 a.r. style modern sporting rifles in one day. in falls church, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: tonight on the hill, -- >> i'm prepared

jack: i will vote for donald trump. betty: you will vote? jack: absolutely. betty: ok.jack: not a question. i would vote for just about any human being against hillary clinton. betty: that is one vote for donald trump. margaret, i'm curious, who will have a harder time getting everybody behind them? -- is it going to be hillary clinton or donald trump? the election were held today donald trump would have a harder time for the beautiful, or crazy thing about elections is that a lot of stuff can happen between now and november. baby steps towards trying to stay on message and not offend as many people as possible. in making her first joint inearance with obama wisconsin, hillary is signaling that not only does she want to play in the midwest and heartland of america, but sending a message to paul ryan, or at least forcing the remembering of the contrast between donald trump and paul ryan. the clinton campaign would like to pick up as many business or moderate republicans who don't feel comfortable about donald trump as possible. find out initial efforts will be -- right n

are you going to back -- jack: i will vote for donald trump. absolutely. betty: ok. not a question. i will vote for any human being against hillary clinton in this election. betty: what we do to support him? when you give him money? not a big money guy in politics, i have never been. betty: you think donald trump is good for their publican party? -- the republican party? jack: we will see. judges in less about indiana. i was we would not lay out -- anybody could beat hillary clinton, but we are trying not to with some of these states. betty: how do you propose this against hillary clinton? do you think he will win? jack: he has a better than 50-50 chance. today he has less than 50-50 chance. betty: what should he do to turn that around? jack: show the american people how he will create jobs, a better economy, and a better life for all of them. issues. get back on isis versus ignoring isis. build a military back. keep talking -- i hope he announces a serious cabinet soon. until you will not wait after the election to name the cabinet. you are worried about the vice pre

jack: i will vote for donald trump. betty: you will be. jack: it is not a question.l vote for just about any human being other than hillary clinton in this election. betty: what will you do to support him? jack: i am not a big money guy. i have never been. we will see. i mean, obviously i wish he would speak less about things like judges in indiana. anybody can beat hillary clinton, but we are trying not to with some of these statements. erik: when the bear market and credit comes, if that is what is coming, what is it going to look like? 2002, 1998? howard: it will not look like 2008. there was a collapse of a bubble, and there was a panic. there is no reason for a panic. we started to get there in january. a lot of things were going wrong -- oil, china, and growth in general. that turned people negative, and that gave us opportunity, but there was no path. erik: so it will look like -- howard: 1990, 2002, and 2008 were all panic of some degree. erik: quick question for you, howard -- it always takes a trigger. could the trigger be the brexit? howard: it could be, b

jack: i'll vote for donald trump. >> you will? jack: absolutely. not a question.just about any human being against hillary clinton. david: now, steve that, might strike you as extreme but i've run across many business leaders who say they will change anything we have. that's a challenge for hillary clinton. how does she overcome that? steve: well for every jack welch, i've talked to five of what i call sensible republicans who would have supported jeb bush or basically say i don't love hillary clinton, but there's no way i'm going to vote for donald trump and i owe it. t's my responsibility to vote. amanda: on that front from an investing point of view does this election matter than most? in terms of how you position ahead of it? steve: i think it's a little premature. if you look back in history, it's not done well. maybe that's gist because people are nervous and pull back as the election approaches. i am a hillary clinton supporter and i don't have a lot of time for trump as a president. i i thought he could win would be pretty scared as an investor. mean 30% t

running for president. [ imitating presidential candidates ] [ laughter ] >> jack's speech has gone viral for his impersonations of donald trump and bernie sanders, ted cruz, hillary clinton and president obama. but the really huge laughs came when he took on school lunches in the style of bernie sanders. >> they are delicious! pizza, tacos and chips! and some of the best cinnamon rolls i have ever tasted! [ laughter ] >> we need to make them free! [ laughter ] >> okay. he's pretty good. yes. he's a really good comedian. jack's parents say he hopes to be a comedian or a politician. i think comedian is written all over him. >> he has a lot of stage presence. >> he does. he is only in 8th great. >> he could be both a funny president. >> future roll on snl. >> when you listen to that, itches in the 8th grade running for president of my school and i lost to tommy jones who promised soda in the water fountains. >> okay. did you do impersonations? >> no. >> i think he would be pretty good. >> he never followed through. that was the thing. i never forgot that to this day, obviously. i still bear a grudge to tommy jones. >> sorr

jack ielo. he impersonated donald trump, hillary clinton, bernie sanders during the speech. >> the challenge, can> i'm not even going there. here's what's going on this morning. weather will be beautiful, awesome, take a look at the shot. we're on 676. looks like a great ride. lots of sunshine, grab the shades. we're looking at old city. on our way to the 80's today, due points nice and dry, not a humid day, nice dry, warm day on top cras the delaware valley, atlantic city wildwood looking good, lots of high pressure in control across the region. only storm activities towards the south, scattered showers even a rumble of thunder, that's not going to impact us, this complex of storms going to stay way out towards the west. that is not going to impact us. we got a great stretch of weather. 60's and 70's across the eastern half of the nation, big heat going to develop across the southwest. a deadly heat wave you're going to hear a lot about this on the fox news channel and our newscast. that heat will stay out towards the west. however, a slither of that will push in our direction and get us into th

donald trump. >> let me tell you, (indiscernible) we will win. we will win. believe me, we will win. jack ielo receiving a standing ovation for impressions of bernie sanders and donald trump. >> he is good. >> the time is 10 minutes after the hour. caught on camera, the sweat soaked dog rescued from a hot car and the passerby now being hailed a hero. >> trump urbaned from ever coming on this show. >> why segmeth meyers says dona trump will not be getting any air time on his show any time soon. >> could the hot beverage be making you sick? >> first a look at the weather across the country today. s >> terrorists could attack at any time with little or no notice. that is a brand new warning from the department of homeland security days after the orlando massacre. the dhs says they could target public events and places. >> the father of the orlando shooter calling his son one of the victims in sunday's bloodbath. if it weren't for isis this would have never happened. >> my son called what i have learned he bled for isis. if there was no such thing as is isis, (indiscernible) this would not ha

donald trump speaking on the support of jack welch, saying he will be voting trump come november.ngtleblower is help the u.s. securities regulator in the investigation of deutsche bank. received inside information that allowed deutsche bank to inflate the value of lawns on his books. deutsche bank has tech line to comment. in a statement last month, they said they are cooperating with the sec. it said date losses have been recognized by the bank without saying when those losses were reported. it's not just the chinese, south korean firms are investing big in hotels, resorts, and office bettergs abroad to find returns overseas as local interest rates remain low. they target hawaii and san francisco. 4.3 billion dollars have been spent on overseas property purchases since 2000 six, including seven hotels over the past three years alone. at why awe're looking top energy exporter is not counting on oil to rally. what will russia do? bloomberg.com/asia is your destination. prices have been in a slump lately, while the world's biggest miner is not concerned. global uncertainty, chinese

donald trump already built a wall. a wall dividing him and the hispanic-american electorate. the latino electorate. even latino conservatives, jack kemp, ronald reagan, abraham lincoln supporters, they are alienated every time donald trump brings up the heritage of this american judge. he continues to add a cinder black, a significant piece of concrete, to that proverbial wall. >> donald trump repeatedly, you saw him there with jake tapper, said that judge curiel is mexic mexican. just for the facts here. judge curiel is not mexican. he is american, the same way that anybody who is born in this country is american. his parents happen to have been born in mexico. when you hear this, as someone who supports donald trump, do you in any way scratch your head and say, this is wrong? >> not at all. i'm scratching my head at the media's reaction, actually. i'm cuban-american and i refer to myself as cuban. my friends and family call ourselves cuban. it's perfectly normal. and i have mexican-american friends that refer to themselves as mexican. i don't see the controversy there. as far as the actual judge goes, i do completely agree with

jack aiello ofin during a graduation speech in front of his middle school, jack killed with impersonations of president obama, donaldcruz and bernie sanders. he led off naturally with trump. >> and let me just tell you that this has been a great school. we're learning languages from spain, from france, from germany, and china. let me start by saying this, god bless the great school of thomas! let me start with the lunches. they are delicious! things like pizza, tacos and chips, you name it! and some of the best cinnamon rolls i've ever tasted! i though have one improvement for them though, we need to make them free! >> he's got the message, the gestures. >> move over larry david. >> senator ted cruz watched it and tweeted, okay, this kid is funny. nicely done. and congrats on graduating. >>> our final low is the feeling you get when charlie sheen takes the moral high road on you. appearing on the bbc's graham norton show, sheen called donald trump a charlatan. sheen asked an expert to appraise the cuff links he was given. >> she took the loop, spent about four seconds and kind of recoiled from it, much like people d

jack family. taste it before it's gone. >>> this got way out of control. donaldefrts clash in san jose and in some cases right in front of police officers. the big question this morning following the violence, why didn't they stop it. i'm reggie aqui. >> and i'm natasha zouves. let's get a check on the forecast with mike nicco. >> we'll see more sunshine today. you can see live doppler a b bc showing the live doppler. what to do today. when you step outside, we're 48 in the north bay to around 60 in our inland east bay in the nalkds. the rest of the bay, south bay in the 50s. 90 as you head inland. sounds like one of the ferries is about to leave. 68 at the coast and 90 inland. heading out this evening, it will be comfortable. sue? >> we're checking our traffic maps for your get up and at 'em. oth

jack, delivered the speech while impersonating the presidential candidates. he started off as donaldunaudible. >> let me just tell you thinks such a great school. quite frankly it is the best. >> jack had the crowd laughing with his spot on trump impressions there and speech also got better when he channeled hillary clinton. >> thanks to our teachers we have all of the tools we need to proceed in the best time of our lives and we should give them a big round of applause. >> jack wrapped up his speech with a fantastic rendition of bernie sanders at the podium. >> hello, thank you for allowing me to speak to you to day. let me start with the lunches. >> that is so awesome. jack's parents say 14 year-old has been doing impressions since he was a little boy. he used the opportunity to combine two of his favorite interests comedy and politics. >> my goodness. >> he wins the day. >> yes. >> that is so awesome. >> he was spot on with that. >> he is just going to get better. >> his bernie was especially good. >> yes. >> all right kate, what are we looking at in terms of weather. >> not too b

. >> jack stole the spotlight on graduation night by impersonating the presidential candidates. from hillary, donaldrump, ted cruz, to bernie sanders, even president obama. here's his trump. >> hello. and graticongratulations, you aw getting to hear a speech from the magnificent donald trump. thomas has been such a great school. >> all 350 people in the graduating class were given the assignment of writing a speech, but it was clear jack was the winner. his speech has received more than 93,000 hits on youtube. >> he's even got the -- >> the hand gist chiestures i k >> class clown and most talented. snl better be watching. >> water whoes left a local family thirsting for help. >> they called nbc10 responds. we step in with the solution next. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com ♪ ♪ >>> ayes are 13, the nays are 4. >> with that philadelphia city co

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jack kemp going to dc. it is all over shadowed by this donald trump controversy. katy tur, you are the one that's digging deeply into this trump campaign and what the staffs are saying and divisions of the staff of the way the candidates is perceiving of the first time it happened. >> reporte katy tur? >> i am sorry. >> reporter: i am sorry, i didn't hear the question. >> i am talking about your reco reporting from the campaign and the staff disagreeing with donald trump taking this attack with the judge. >> reporter: absolutely, the campaign had been telling me that they were frustrated with this idea of donald trump going after the judge in this way and what we are hearing now is just of people denouncing this comment. donald trump reported of a candidate without a campaign. today he's coming closer to being a candidate without a party and a number of party leaders that we keep on seeing over and over again trying to distance himself from this. the question now is how much can the party take from donald trump before they are forced to rescind their endorsements.

jack is going to be a star he did a hillary clinton and a donald trump impression. >> they were all great. >> great. bernie could be the strongest. the other two, but he is only in 8th grade. >> he is going to be popular to pull off the free cinnamon rolls. >> he will be the most popular kid in place. >> he probably will be on jimmy kimmel. >> good morning, everyone, it is dry. so far, .02" of sebastopol in sonoma mountains where we have a few showerses over to windsor. we will have partly sunny to mostly cloudy start with a sprinkle. showers as the day unfolds but enjoy the beautiful sunbeams right new on sutro tower. sprinkles tonight and tomorrow. and a dry and hot week next week. now, the storm-impact scale where we rank storms from "1" light to "5" severe, the third dryest month so it is light. less than quarter-inch in most areas. south bay is reasonable going to get nothing. at 7:00, the best chance from 7:00 to 9:00 and towards noon, shower across the north bay with drizzle and a sprinkle. in the afternoon hours, the yellows go away and it is mainly light to dark friend so scatter

jack family. taste it before it's gone. fernando: there are times to tell it like it is, and this is mine. quite honestly, it doesn't matter if donaldump's attacks on the media offend me. what matters, is that they offend the foundations of our democracy. >> i think -- i in dealing with thepress a long time -- political press is the most dishonest people i've ever met. fernando: donald trump has accused reporters of being scum. sleazy guy from abc. he's a sleaze. oversize trump's aggression against the media is pure intimidation. are meantal insults to discourage questions, disqualify negative news reports suthe expuniversity, and in than oculi himself from anything on himselfg -- innoculates against anything unflattering. by nature the relationship , between politicians and journalists is contentious. that was the intent of our founders. the press in our constitutional democracy plays the critical role of keeping power seekers honest, demanding facts instead of assertions while exposing gaps in logic and truth. which made me think, if candidate trump is at war with reporters now, what will he do as president? will the american peop

likely republican donald trump lands to meet with house gop lawmakers on july 7. secretary jackays puerto rico's fiscal chaos is a crisis of the moment, and that the senate is to act before july 1. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the chamber will take up legislation before that date and hope to produce a bill for president obama to sign. legislation could establish an oversight board that would restructure puerto rico's $70 billion debt. ukraine will get less than one third of the money it had hoped for from the international monetary fund this year. the ukrainian prime minister says the imf will give the country only about $1.7 billion. ukraine is coming out of a political crisis that has delay disbursement from a $17 billion bailout fund. ukraine's economy sank 10% last year. islamic state is launching a counteroffensive in the northern province in syria, retaking wide areas they recently lost a government troops. the syrian observatory for human rights says government forces have lost all territories they aa since launching their offensive in early june. david: co

here is 8th grader jack aiello, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and of course, donald trump. may not have the polish of a professional impersonator. >> the bigger hands. >> i don't really like people. >> but 14-year-old jack aiello gave a hugely popular graduation speech at his suburban middle school. it began in the voice and with the gestures of donald trump. >> we are going to start winning in every front. we're going to win so much. >> we will lead and we will win and believe me, we will win. >> jeff even pounced on how trump pronounces -- >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> jack then detoured to cruz. >> god bless. >> in which cruz tweeted okay, this kid is funny. he then dabbled in cross gender impersonation. >> i'm going to run a campaign of unity, a campaign of inclusivity. >> they've given us the skills to get through sixth grade and from seventh grade and through eighth grade. >> his dad says his son wants to be either president or a comedian. but jack really went on a roll when he started talking about the scho the school's cinnamon rolls

a challenged neighborhood in d.c., and it was in the spirit of jack kemp and the questions he was being asked, of course, were about donaldul ryan's staff were annoyed about this. come on. that's what the reality is. i think they have a pretty good anti-poverty agenda. there are a lot of policies out there. they won't get a hearing as long as donald trump is the face of the republican party. >> bill kristol, thank you. thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea. >>> and coming up, sneak preview with exactly five months to go to election day, clinton and trump premiering a summer blockbuster. tune in to "nightly news." lester holt will interview hillary clinton after her history making victory. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. & in a world held back by compromise, businesses need the agility to do one thing & another. only at&t has the networ people, and partners to help companies be... local & global. op & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone el

donald trump. >> you decide, right? students were told to write graduation speeches for an english paper. the students and staff loved jack'sion so much, they named him as graduation speaker. he can do hillary clinton, ted cruz and bernie sanders. i'd like to hear those. >> i would too. that's fun. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, soda tax vote. today we could find out if the controversial soda tax proposal in philadelphia will pass. and if it does go through, we'll tell you why the money raised could raise another issue. >>> standing in solidarity with orlando, today both president obama and vice president biden will be in orlando to pay their respects to the victims and to speak with their families. >>> take a look at the first alert weather radar. this morning, we're tracking showers for your commute with a chance of thunderstorms later this afternoon. and evening. chilly out there, right? >> yeah, a little cooler than we had. >> definitely. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm katy zachry. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's talk about the rain moving through. bill henley is tr

jack kirks thank you both. >> thanks, greta. >> thank you. >> it didn't take long. donald trump jumping into the action. here is he talking about the clinton, lynch meeting with sean hannity. >> when i first heard that yesterday afternoon, i actually thought they were joking. i thought the people that told me was, you know, i said no way. there is just no way that's going to happen. and it happened. and i am just -- i'm flabbergasted by it i think it's amazing. i have never seen anything like that before. >> former florida congressman alan west goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. >> everybody else is talking about it so what are your thoughts between the meeting of the attorney general and the former president? >> well, i think you don't look at this as an isolated incident but you look at it over the past two to three weeks you have loretta lynch who came out and said she was going to redact key information out of the transcripts from the orlando terrorist shooting, the 9/11 calls made by the jihadist attacker. you also now have found out that her fbi is telling law enforce

when they pushed and pushed jack nickson on the stand and i think they may be pushing donald trump and pushing some buttons and seeing his reaction. >> it's only going to escalate and we're going to see all the infighting going on between the two candidates and i don't think this is a good move in terms of president obama endorsing her because shes under fbi investigation. >> yesterday there was an appearance by president obama on jimmy fallon's show and he was asked about the economy, and and we have that to play. want to get your reaction. it's coming. >> you think the republicans are happy with their choice? >> we are, but i don't know how -- [laughter] -- i don't know how they feel. >> the truth is actually i am worried about the republican party. there are wonderful republicans who want what is best for the country and may disagree with me but are good, decent people. what happened in the party, culminating in this current nomination, i think is not actually good for the country as a whole. >> so it wasn't about the economy. it was president obama is worried about the run party. r

but, 14 year old jack gave a hugely popular graduation speech at his suburban chicago middle school. it began in the voice and gestures of donaldrump. >> we are going start winning on every front. we will win so much. >> you will win. and believe me, we will win. >> jacky then pounced on how trump pronounces -- >> china. >> china. >> china. >> jack then detoured briefly to ted cruz. >> god bless the great school of ... >> in response to which cruz tweeted: okay, this kid is funny. he then dabbled in cross-gender impersination. >> i'm going to run a campaign of unity, a campaign of inclusive at this. >> they've given the skills we need to get through sixth grade and through seventh grade and through eighth grade. >> his dad said his son want to be either president or comedian. but jack really went on a role when he started talking about the school cinnamin rolls and the voice of bernie sanders. >> let me starve with the lunches. , the lunches, and some of the best cinnamin rolls i've ever tasted. we need to make them free. what we need is a cinnamin roll revolution. >> just as long as they aren't communist rolls made in china je

jack kennedy. >> poor nixon was sweaty and jfk was there with a little powder. >> you don't trust donald trump andis extremely attractive. >> melt down. >> let me take a moment and collect myself. >> he is attractive. >> thought of an attractive guy in his younger days. >> i have seen pictures of him from the 80s. >> he is an attractive butter nut squash. >> he is a good looking guy for 70ing isn't he? >> no. >> doesn't it make sense -- >> why does he need to be good looking? kids aren't voting. >> kids trust people who are good looking. kids probably like you. you are a handsome guy. >> thank you vep p i don't know if kids like me and i don't ask them because that's creepy. hi, kid, do you like me? is everything fun? >> you have to do it with a clip board in your hand and pen. >> that's more scientific? i realize this about kid, everything that kid find funny is violent. do you ever realize that? if someone falls, ha, ha, ha. a cartoon as an anvil drops on road runner. these are sociopaths. >> joke for a kid, go like that. >> special thanks, and that does it for me, i'm tom shillue and see you ne

donald trump uses-- "make america great again." dean reynolds found a number of parallels between politics in the u.s. and the u.k.. >> reporter: jack mcinerney is a trump delegate from illinois to next month's national convention and something of an insurgent. >> remember those bumper stickers "question authority?" i like those bumper stickers. >> reporter: like many trump supporters and the candidate himself, this insurance salesman from the chicago suburbs aplawdz the british decision to leave the european union. will the establishment in america wake up to what happened? >> oh, yeah, on january 20 next year, when d.j.t. takes the oath of office. >> reporter: trump won the republican primary in illinois and in discussions with a number ofs his supporters, they all applauded the disruptive nature of his campaign, his politically incorrect stands, and the trouble he causes for the political class. just as the vote in britain made the prime minister quit. >> i would be very afraid to be a politician in america today. >> reporter: awrpter vito glazers is a committed trump supporter. do you think trump is the manifestation of the skep

jack aiello, eighth grade graduation from arlington heights. >> congratulations you getting your speech from the magnificent donald trump.just tell you, quite frankly -- thank you for allowing me to speak to you tonight. let me start with the lunches, they're delicious! i too have saw improvement. we need to make them free! >> i see he did hillary, he did, he did four or five impressions. fallon, colbert. get this guy on. >> i have a sweet little one. 5-year-old danielle coning went to her final adoption hearing last week to officially join her new family and guess who was there to join? watch. >> i brought some special guests with me. for this adoption. would you like to come? ♪ ♪ >> the lucky little girl from grand rapids, michigan had been living with her foster family, sarah and jim coning since 2014. to make the day as special as possible. her foster care worker came up with the idea for everybody to dress up like disney characters, including the judge, who was snow white. congratulations to danielle and her family. >>> yesterday we discussed google searches and search results, what about good manners? for an online

is donald trump is obsessed with name calling, from my perspiskic, it matters what you do or say. >> it mattered that we goot. >> jack rice, on the marlt of what we do in this fight? >> not once. is this is about what we actually do. maybe this is the one thing he has done. if what are you trying to do is. only one all of the system, when you tear it in half you weaken it. >> when they are in the territory of the question for the winning problem here. call it 46 or something. a nom nont poster. two icecreams, and many polls are perhaps both sides are going to even up a bit. this is one, a race, we haven't seen this behavior from a candidate before. this is maybe a preview, of different kinds of reactions that we are going to see. >> i think it is a reality. when you have seen the reactions from donald trump in the last couple of days. if we were always asking ourselves this question, who is the one who will bring the country together? out of sorrow and fear. he has ery time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to

donald trump, hillary clinton, and not to be left out, bernie sanders. cnn's jeanne moss has the story for us. >> he may have have the polish of a professional impersonitier, but 14-year-old jackh at his suburban chicago middle school. it began in the voice and with the gestures of donald trump. >> we are going to start winning on everyone front. we're going to win so much. >> we will win and we believe me, we will win. >> jack even pounced on how trump prounses -- >> china. >> china, china, china, china, china. china. >> jack then detoured briefly to ted cruz. >> god bless the great state of maine. >> god bless the great school. >> in response, cruz tweeted, okay, this kid is funny. he then dabled in cross gender impersonation. >> i'm going to run a campaign of unity, a campaign of inclusivity. >> they have given us the skills we need to get through sixth grade and through seventh grade and eighth grade. >> jack's dad says his son wants to be president or a comedian, but jack really went on a role when he started talking about the school's sin i amonday rolls -- sinamon rolls. >> we need to make them free! but what we need is a cinnamon roll revolution. >> just as long as the

great hillary clinton, and a donald, a well, and went on for almost nine minutes and the crowd could not get enough. that is the standing avoice. if you want did see more of jackpeech head to abc7news.com. >> it is worth watching the other impressions, as well, incredible. >> he is an equal opportunity person. thanks for joining us. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeatls. that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the need for regular blood tests. and, in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa is the only oral blood thinner other than warfarin with a specific reversal treatment to help your body clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood c

jack keane, as always, great to have you with us. up next donald trump blasted hillary clinton.'t be allowed to run for president. >> it's unfair she is allowed to participate in this election you want to know the truth. it's shocking to people to legal people, to legal eagles they cannot believe this continues to go on. what she did is so much worse than what petraeus did and others did. lou: tony sayegh and cary picket among our gets. we continue to have results. we can't say the results are pouring in or trickling in. we'll have the latest with all the votes we can gather here next. stay with us. and stay patient, please. we'll be right back. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. lou: result out of the uk showing almost 50%. 49 degrees 8% voting for britain to remain in the european union. a million votes counted. that leaves about 45 million votes to go. we'll have all of that throughout the even

and believe me -- >> an eighth grader gets huge laughs impersonating donald trump at a graduation speech that has gone viral. >> jackoking fun of several others. >> jack said some day he wants to be president. >>> meanwhile, a massachusetts congressman and iraq war vet stands on gun control. on the cover of "the daily news" he said, no civilian should own a gun. and he's pictured with a semiautomatic rifle. and what they are talking about is in the wake of what happened at the pulse nightclub on sunday morning. what do you think, should a civilian own a gun like that? >> according to the second amendment it should. he loves to throw around assault webs, it's not an assault weapon, it's a semiautomatic rifle. every time you pull the trigger one bullet comes out and that's it. i think you should be able to use it. it's good for sport, people like to shoot them on the range and good for home defense. a lot of people argue against owning weapons until the moster shows up to try to hurt your family and you're the only one left to defend yourself ch you can defend yourself with a weapon. it's not dangerous many the right

donald trump was saying the national enquirer says this guy's involved with killing jack kennedy. i can understand why mike lee's upset. >> let me just say this to you. i can understand why ted cruz, heidi cruz, mike lee, people feel a personal slight if you have said something about somebody's father, somebody's family. nobody likes that. >> how would you handle it? how do you handle it? >> the important part of mike lee's interview is he's defending his friend. >> how do you handle the fact, you supported ted cruz, how do you handle the fact trump said cruz's father had something to do with dallas? >> i didn't like it. i said so publicly at the time. i support donald trump and will do whatever i can to help him be elected president. you may think it's a parlor game to mention hillary clinton's name but those are the people running for president. >> i spoupported your decision point to the binary nature of presidential politics. i accept that. you don't believe ted cruz's father helped kill kennedy, do you? >> of course not. i don't believe that at all. >> why would trump say tha

jack lew. they're not going to. i see the yen trading through 100. trish: mark as we look forward to donald trump speaking about china, this is an issue that obviously resonates throughout america right now because people have seen their jobs disappear, if to china but someplace else overseas. how do we regain an edge? >> the easiest way to gain an edge in an economy take the barnacles off it. lower taxes. remove as many lawyers from the business process. reduce number of regulations. do all the things that the barack obama legislation has not been doing, not friendly to business. i frankly think the way to view this, trish, i like to use example of the lawn. american businesses and american economy is like the lawn. if you simply remove the rocks of regulation and taxation, the lawn will grow. what has been going on with this administration unfortunately for the last eight years with, he keep putting in rocks and rocks and rocks on the lawn preventing from growing. that speaks to that same issue. i think it is major component of it. i think it's a major component of it. trish: at same time

hillary clinton responds from that tweet to donald trump shows that he has a smart team behind her and i think the way the internet responded to it reflects that. jack there was a rid of a oh nap meme. if i was were advising hillary clinton, do not get into a twitter war with donald trump. he's really good at that. you're not going the beat donald trump. >> i think that shows ignorance on their part and people are going to stay at home if this continues. i know -- jack: on both of their parts you're saying? >> yeah. jack: okay. >> that's so juvenile. >> the way he tweets is juvenile. people want to be entertained. so you're right, i think it's totally going to lead to cynicism that keep people from voting and at the same time superentertain. i think hillary clinton, i'm not a democrat but very clever and snapchat by the way is hilarious. it's hysterical and that's where the young people are. dagen: the fact that she would get the video that corey booker took of her it was kind of funny, it was, you know, hilarious little -- [laughter] maria: she made fun of herself. dagen: that delete your account tweet has been retweeted more than any other tweet i

donald trump. >> the young teen went viral after he gave a graduation speech impersonating presidential candidates is at it again. jackiello appeared on "jimmy fallon" where he debuted a new character. >> we make quite a team, look at us. we have the same voice. >> and we have the same size hands. >> they're big, beautiful hands, aren't they? we have the same brain. >> we think exactly alike. in fact, we even finish each other's -- >> wow. >> he's great. >> he's been doing these impressions since he was a child. he's been preparing for this moment all his life. >> i love it. i could see him on "saturday night live," right? >> it's all in the hands though. you've got to do this and this. >>> we'll have hot weather but once again, it just depends on where you are. we have a wide range in temperatures out there for not only today but the next several days. a live look outside at sunol. beautiful sunrise. we've only seen a few clouds here and there across the bay area. a look at temperatures now. we have a nice cool start in the north bay. it is 48 degrees. 56 in the peninsula. and the east bay at 54. as we get a closer l

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jack aiello reappeared. this time as trump's running mate. >> that's fantastic to be here. just fantastic. >> since beautiful? isn't he terrific? [ cheers and applause ] >> down boy, down. down. easy, boy. easy. >> hey, little donaldt's prank call hillary. [ laughter ] here. you pretend to be bernie sanders. >> hello, secretary clinton, this is senator bernie sanders. [ laughter ] is your refrigerator running? well, so am i. and i'm never ever dropping out! >> genius. [ cheers and applause ] it's genius. where did you learn all these amazing impressions? >> trump university which is terrific by the way just so you know. >> by the way, just so you know. >> line him up. i think we'd give him the job on the spot. >> absolutely. thank you so much. >>> that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe" -- is it the end of an era? an evidence of a kinder, gentler trump yesterday. >>> europe on the brink, britons head to the polls to decide if they remain in the e.u. hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] and intellectual propertylines about bubeing stolen.g hacked that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of

jack, fort lauderdale, florida. we are talking about the tone donald trump has to change to win in november. caller: he just has to change his tone just a bit and not get remarks.to the racist the reason i say that is because you have to remember, in my lifetime, donald trump is the only politician who has ever about the major things going wrong in this country. how wall street and the super over thee taken political system and are running the whole show. is only reason donald trump standing up and has the opportunity to do and say what he feels is because he has money and he does not have to be influenced by anybody. would draw a parallel between him and teddy roosevelt and who inranklin roosevelt, those days, they were the same types of politicians. in the last 35 years, we have not seen this type of politician. favor trump owes people a by toning it down and not getting sucked in by the press and the bureaucrats. a lookmore, if you take at bill clinton's campaign, his guyetary of treasury was a by the name of robert rubin, the former ceo of goldman sachs. bush, when at george he came in,

jack markell says he will sign the bill. >>> and police in trenton found the thief stealing a snow blower from a church. 16-year-old donald cougher also stole a generator back on june 4th and when on to steal more items from nearby businesses and they were able to track him down when he tried to pawn the stolen items. >>> matt pellman is here in the traffic center. >> the weather is cooperating but 422 is at a stand still at the walt whitman from creek road to 55 and the crash is pushed off to the side. and we'll pick up the pace shortly but 422 southbound is not a great spot. off the ben franklin bridge you don't want to get on the eastbound side of the admiral wilson boulevard that is at a stand still because of the week long construction and on 38 eastbound two of the four lanes are blocked off all. once you come across the ben, use route 30 the white horse pike. this is the vine street expressway if you are here in center city, typical afternoon delays, it will close again tonight for construction. and they will close the ramp from 95 northbound to the westbound vine for construction at 8:00. a crash at 95 northbound

i'm completely mastered the donald [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] >> the young boy's entire graduating class said it was part of an english assignment but the principal says jackst, the very best. the best. >> it was mui fantastico! >> he hit both sides of the aisle. politically correct. he stayed nonpartisan. >>> we are getting warmer 74 in san jose with sunshine. you didn't get any rain, san jose. it stayed north. san francisco 63. tying you with santa rosa. you did receive some rain in sonoma county and it's still raining north. oakland 69 degrees. concord 72. rain now racing north and east away from clearlake away from middletown away from lakeport. you have had some scattered showers throughout the day. and there is nothing to the south of that. napa you are completely dry. solano county completely dry. sonoma county completely dry. minimal chance of a dry overnight tonight. then we switch weather patterns and it will get warm and then hot. overnight and tomorrow cloudy. clouds will keep overnight temperatures mild. we have a big strong area of low pressure spinning to our north. we look around almost like it's a wheel spunk like a top. we have that right

jack you know what who gets up there. >> we carried the entire event. the point of the question, people are saying donalding hillary clinton, temperamentally unfit to be president. what he did at the event was show restraint that he hasn't shown before when dealing with protesters. >> which is fine. i hope as this goes on, i think we continue to see actions like this with people in crowds in republican and democratic events as the democrats have to marry bernie people with clinton people. i think we will see it happen over and over again. i hope we can get to some policy. >> i don't think he can give donald trump a cookie because he acted like an adult presidential candidate today. gold star on the shoulder? it is ridiculous we should be giving credit to donald trump for behaving. look, when donald trump decides he wants to continually give more substance and policy speeches, perhaps we'll talk about that. but this was all, this whole thing with him being scripted on the teleprompter, it was to rein him in because he had an awful two weeks, terrible, instead of talking about the terrible jobs report, tal

jack tapper. se seemingly unprecedented, the president today taking to the east room of the white house that in his view, donaldmp is a threat to the nation. mr. obama did not use those words, but that was his clear messa message. sources close to the president tell cnn that the speech reflects the following concerns of the president. one, the president's belief that the major challenge that the u.s. faces regarding terrorism right now is that isis is making a deliberate effort to promote self-radicalization here in the u.s. and two, therefore embracing approaches that of donald trump, in the president's view, stigmatize and alienate muslims broadly, that that's the worst thing we, as a nation, can do. >> if we fall into the trap of painting all muslims with a broad brush and imply that we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorist's work for them. >> now, in addition to the president's concerns about religious liberties, sources tell cnn that the president has privately expressed in more stark terms the concern that trump's rhetoric and policy proposals might drive a young muslim ameri