john gregory was found guilty of simple assault and fined $500 for the incident last august. he had arrested a man for public intoxication and was captured on video pushing him to the ground. he au peeled arguing he felt threatened by the man. yesterday he was exonerated by a reasonable. >>> a father and his 7-year-old daughter are expecting thanks to be the to the good sa marry tan who ran to the rescue where their car plunged into the lake. it happened yesterday afternoon. it was a neighborhood mom who saw the car in the water. >> it took the dive team to find the carr submerged in ten of water. the father and daughter inside alive and well thanks to a good sa marry samaritan. they saw a car go blasting through the guardrail and out of sight. she pulled over, went running and sar the car in the lake king. >> the car was saying his daughter was in the car still u. >> that guy, here's how he was feeling at that moment. >> he jumped in and headed for the 7-year-old daughter first. >> i just kind of went in and helped. there was no time to wait. >> other people on shore helped

there is video that shows deputy john gregory taking the suspect to the ground during an arrest for public intoxication last august. gregory was found guilty of simple assault and fined $500 but he appealed arguing he felt threatened by the man and a jury exonerated him early this week. >>> covering northern virginia, there is a grand opening according to fredericksburg.com. chichester park is getting an all inconclusive playground with different secs for different age groups including moms and dads. stafford county and school leaders will all be at the grand opening ceremony. >>> manassas park city council is giving vre the green light to pursue plans for a new parking garage inside nova reports that endorse vre's recommended site for the 600th space garage. they want it built on a city owned plot behind city hall. project managers are hoping to work up preliminary designs and cost estimates for the garage by june of 2017. >>> all new at 6:00, those aren't the only changes on the way to mcdonald's. why your next big mac could be different. >>> new details after a maryland woman was malled

john avalon, david gregory, jackie kucinich and john berman.ou seem like you want to say something. >> yes, i was giving my eager eyes and holding my sally rafael glasses. i think trump tapped into something even with his inexperience about foreign affairs. where he can say the leaders in the republican party got us into afghanistan and iraq. these were apparently all the smartest in the republican party, what good did that get you. hillary clinton has all of this experience in foreign acompaffa look what happened in libya. i think there's confusion with americans on what power means in the world and how effective it can be. and i think he tapped into the kind of reluctance of projection in american power that we seemed to out our history in times of conflict. i think that's striking. >> just the complete blank slate of what he intends to actually do beyond the bumper sticker is itself. >> i'm talking about the wariness. >> and that's a good point. even that, it's a little pressing because it actually skips a point. we need to see where we are

david gregory, matt lewis, john berman, and in washington, we have maeve reston. it's great to have all of you here as we retrace our steps and try to figure out what happened last night. david, what do you think happened last night? >> a political earthquake happened. all across this country. something that was stunning. donald trump knew and understood something that voters in america that we in the media didn't understand. that the political class political republicans and democrats didn't understand and that the establishment at large didn't understand. he understood and harnessed the energy and movement that was tired of the political establishment and really wanted a new day. wanted something completely different. and we have the juxtaposition of someone who never served in office against the ultimate insider in hillary clinton. and the american people on crosslines, primarily, rendered a resounding judgment. a desire for radical change, despite a lack of confidence in his temperament or his qualifications. change is the order of the day. >> hey, maeve, let'

jackie kucinich, david gregory and john berman. for people just waking up, how do you get your head around what happened last night? >> a stunning victory in line with everything that trump has done this campaign season. he understood the american voters who rovoted for him bett than the media and democrat and republican. >> he didn't just get lucky he understood something. >> he understood something that we did not and it it was informed by a gut sense of how to connect this energy that was bipartisan energy. that was rebellion on the left and rebellion on the right. he became the change agent. i think this came down to something very fundamental. this was a sour electorate. a frustrated, anxious, scared. they wanted radical change versus what hillary clinton represented, which was the ultimate insider establishment figure. and he won. he won that bet. >> but now what do you do? matt lewis promises were made. this campaign was a function of very specific intolerant talk from trump. now he comes out and says we'll all be together l

gregory habeck, the assistant police chief at uw-milwaukee--- thomas phillips, the police chief at northern illinois university--- kristen roman, a captain with the madison police department--- and john vinson, the police chief at the university of washington. former chief susan riseling, who retired in august. more news now-- evacuations have been ordered in six north carolina counties-- as at least 20 wildfires continue to burn. state officials say some of the blazes are suspected arson. the weather channel's mike seidel reports from the mountains of western north a grueling figh.involving fire crews from 5 states who have descended on the mountains of western carolina just a sampling of the more than ?5-thousand? firefighters and support crews... battling ?dozens? of wildfires raging across the southeast. "we just keep patrolling, walking, hunting for the hotspots. logs that are smoking. they'll cut 'em with dirt. and then try to snuff that out in that area to where we don't have to worry about, hopefully, no re-burns // that than get out and get to the structures just down the hill. relentless drought and record heat in the southeast have made conditions for fire. unbelievable. n

john: it's pretty close to 1%. $35 million. i say we can't afford that. gregoryys we should spend more. a giant charity it tries to fight poverty over the world. i say, fine. if you want to do that, you raise the money heelieves government out of it. >> the issue is that there are some things that charities just can't do. despite the impact that they have around the world, and we are proud of the work that we do with money raised from average americans, there is only so much that we can do with our own projects. some places government needs to step in. john: all right. government needs to make sure aids workers and of being murdered on the way to where they're going. and i should say that you don't take government money from the united states. to other countries. but you call for government to spend more on foreign aid. why when so much has been squandered? >> it is important to know that we're calling for more of the right kind of a. john: this is going to be the right kind. >> there are some things that we think the united states government is doing that we thi

chief political correspondent dana bash is with us and john king, anchor of "next@cnn," and gloria borger and cnn political analyst david gregory. gloria, he's being very, very disciplined right now. we just saw donald trump. a little part of his speech. doing at least three speeches today but sticking very closely to what his advisers have told him, basically saying to him, you know what? you're on a roll right now. keep to the teleprompter. >> if it ain't broke, don't fix. a clear avenue based on the message from the fbi and honing in on the message, hillary clinton dishonesty, not trustworthy. unfit to be president. which is turning the tables on her to a great degree, because that's what she says about him. that it is working for him. he is sticking to his scripted. it's a simple message. for the first time in a long time he's got a message that he really shares with every republican running down ballot. so it works for him. it works for their candidates down ballot, exactly what they need at this point in the campaign. >> talk about how it's working for him, but so far, he is showing discipline at this late stage. >> he so

john and kate? >> boris sanchez in florida. thanks so much, boris. >>> talk more about the watch in florida and the rest of the country. joining us now, cnn political analyst david gregory. we've said one of the ways we'll know whether it's a short night or potentially very, very long night by whats in florida. you dug down into the state from understanding exactly where we should be watching and when. >> talk a lot about the early votes. the early vote statistics tell us about this surge in hispanic latino voting. 36% first-time voters this go-round in the early vote. those votes come in, you look at miami-dade county, obviously. look at results in 2012. overall florida. the results in miami-dade were huge for barack obama in 2012. we're going get a sense of whether hillary clinton is able to match that or even exceed it. that's gog that's going to tell a lot. orlando, look for the same thing. a lot of puerto ricans moved into florida, in addition to the cuban community, which used to be a little more conservative. here we look for these returns. the margins that will tell us a lot about whether florida is realistically for donald trump or whether it's going to go for