nbc lawrence has more on the meeting. >> biden will decide to run for president or not. at the summer meeting biden supporters are courting the delegates and asking them to keep something in mind. >> primaries are good. this is the primary that we bet them. the more the merrier. >> still no decision by the vice president. the other topic for dnc is hillary clinton's e-mail continue voir di controver controversy. >> the other candidates are complaining of unfair treatment within the dnc favoring hillary clinton. >>> five people are back on solid ground after being swallowed up by a sink hole. you can see one woman clinging to the pipes as the whole goes up. they're trying to figure out what actually caused that collapse. >>> okay. nine minutes past the hour. time to get down to business. >> good morning to you. the markets could take a break today. stocks surging on the positive and oil prices that jump ten percent. watch for i income and spending. >>> mark says that facebook passes and over 17 million people were logged in and they argued hundred 70 million daily uses in

nbc's edward lawrence has been looking through the proposals from trump. he will walk through them. >> reporter: hi, aaron. donald trump is taking hard-line on immigration in the new plan he's released. he told on "meet the press," he said that he would not -- he would reverse everything president obama did on immigration and he would deport all illegal immigrants. he would not break up families, according to trump who came across the border to have children. he would send the entire family back to the country that they came from. trump also plans to force mexico to build that wall on the u.s. border. he says that the mexican government has benefited from the drug trade and they have enough money to build that wall. he says that if the mexican government does not build the wall, then the u.s. will raise tariffs and taxes on visas and border crossers coming into the country. senator graham said this would take us a step backwards if trump became president and enacted these immigration reforms. also folks who support a more inclusive immigration reform syste

has dwindled. reporting in washington, edward lawrence. back to you, aaron. >>> rick santorum is in d.c. his plan to fix the immigration system. in the past, santorum has said both legal and undocumented immigrants have taken jobs from americans. he is expected to take questions from the crowd today. >>> a baltimore police officer facing attempted murder charges this morning. the case is totally unrelated to freddie gray's death. baltimore's state attorney marilyn mosby said an officer shot the man who had been shot twice by other officers. he survived. >>> a woman is suing the baltimore police department. she says she was beaten, illegally arrested and injured during a so-called rough ride in the police van. that's when they don't buckle someone in. brooks said she was waiting for a ride when an officer assaulted and handcuffed her and never buckled her into the van. >>> shocked and profoundly disappointed. that is how the family of jared fogle describes their emotions. fogle's family said they're glad he's pleading guilty to child porn and sex charges and that he's seeking help. the fo

. >> next our interview with democratic ritcht brenda lawrence. has been opponented as senior democratic whip. this is 25 minutes. -- lawrence host: >> representative brenda lawrence, representative of michigan. you spent a long career working in the federal government. what kind of work did you do? and what perspective did it give you on the seat that you now hold? brenda: i was a postal employee for the united states postal service. came in being a letter carrier actually walking door to door in the weather. i worked my way up through management and actually after 30 years to retire from -- not retire but to transition from management district job -- to go and be full time a mayor of my community. >> what perspective did it give you as a member of the house on how government should be working? brenda: it's a government agency. so knowing the checks an balances. not being frustrated with that, nderstanding the impact of respecting tax dollars although the postal service generate their own revenue. the perception is that we're a taxpayer generated --

betty: are you surprised by how fast this has grown and developed? lawrence: one of the great things that has happened is the growth of the middle income earning bracket in china. they are at an age where they would like to travel and enjoy life. betty: did you ever think macau was going to surpass las vegas by that much? lawrence: we all knew that was going to happen. ultimately, if you look at geographically -- a lot of our customers prefer things that are closer. since now the resorts in macau are world-class, comparable to las vegas, it makes perfect sense that if you look at the five-hour flight time for macau, there are over one billion people. whereas if you go from new york to las vegas, that is also five hours. betty: while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to macau, sheldon adelson says he invented the concept -- in vegas first. now he says he is the one who will conquer macau. sheldon: they vastly and wrongly predicted i would not even open. i would never get it built. if i got it built, it would not open. and if it did open, i would be i

nbc edward lawrence has the latest. >> hillary clinton says she always thought that getting the democraticomination for president will be competitive. they campaigned in iowa and for the first time, she is talking about the possibility of vice-president joe biden entering a race. >> he should have the space and the opportunity to decide what he wants to do. >> the first woman president of the united states. >> she picked up a big endorsement from the former governor of iowa and current department of agriculture. senator marco rubio told workers in new hampshire he will not use the term anchor baby. he added. >> ultimately, the republican party will reach out to all voters based on who our nominee is. we are going to have a process. >> reporter: former governor, jeb bush held an event for common ground with prochoice voters. >> there is common ground between pro life and pro choice that we should forge and make sure the country respects life from beginning to end. >> they look back at the issues. >> a lot of campaigning to be done. the first primary and caucus in new hampshire and iowa are

. >> a major accomplishment for a utah man 39-year-old james lawrence has completed 50 iron man triathlonso as the iron cowboy is raising awareness and money for child absent. he -- childhood obesity. he hopes it inspires kids to be more active. this is a guy who swims none stop. >> reporter: 50 triathlons in 50 days. >> nobody does that just this crazy man. >> reporter: yeah, he is crazy. forecast for today 91 degrees, combination of sun and clouds. it will be breezy, but not humid. tomorrow, same deal, sunny and warm low humidity levels highs around 90 degrees, the heat wave continues through the duration of the weekend. we get into monday, air temperature, 93. it will feel like 95, 96. showers and thunderstorms tuesday, the pattern changes. thursday and friday of next week looks fantastic. there's that's good news. >> 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: dangerous heat across america especially in the northwest where triple digit temperatures are setting records. meanwhile, in california the

anybody bay area's edward lawrence has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she always thought that the nomination for president would be competition. she campaigned in iowa, and for the first time she's talking about the possibility of joe biden entering the race. >> he should have the space and the opportunity to decide what he wants to do. >> the first woman president of the united states -- >> she picked up business endorsements from the current secretary of agriculture, presidential candidates from both parties flooded iowa and new hampshire with events. senator marco rubio told new hampshire that he will no use the term "anchor babies". >> ultimately the republican party will reach out to all voters, and i don't believe donald trump will be our nominee. >> reporter: jeb bush held an event in his home state. >> there's common ground between pro-life and pro-choice people that we ought to forge and make sure 24 country respects life from beginning to end. >> reporter: back to the issues to try and take back the -- both parties in iowa and new hampshire are in february. edwa

. >> today "today in the bay's" e lawrence has more. >> reporter: donald trump slammed jeb bush in a new hampshire town hall. they had dueling events within 19 hours of one another. >> you know what's happening to jeb's crowd? as you know, right down the street? they're sleeping. they're sleeping now. >> mr. trump doesn't have a conservative report. he's given more money to democrats than he's given to republicans. >> reporter: still, trump drives the debate in the republican primary. his focus on illegal immigration continues as he vowed to clean up the system. >> the bad once are getting out fast, day one, if i win, day one, they're getting out. we're getting them out. >> reporter: governor scott was thatter tried to change the debate. >> when you have a lead from behind mentality, it affects many places around the world. >> reporter: the latest poll shows hillary clinton's popularity slipped, under 50%, her support dwindled in a matchup with donald trump as well. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >>> in the meantime, a new poll shows, hillary clinton and donald trump, but sug

edward lawrence has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. each of the 17 republican candidates are trying to get the spotlight, trying to convince voters in new hampshire the first state with a primary election. but again, it was donald trump out front and center. he had dueling town hall meetings with jeb bush. he actually slammed jeb bush. the two candidates had events 19 miles from each other. trump said he had no problem talking about drawing thousands where as bush had 150 at his event. and trump said that bush's crowd was sleeping. bush said that trump was a democrat longer than he was a republican. still, trump is running the debate about immigration in the campaign and he said eventually a wall between the u.s. and mexico could be named the trump wall. he also went on to say that on his first day in office he would kick out any illegal immigrant with a criminal record or one who commits a crime. now on the democratic side, hillary clinton's support is falling. she is now under 50% for support among democratic voters. bernie sanders i

edward lawrence has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: hi, aaron, it is getting interesting for the very first time hillary clinton is starting to talk about the possibility of competition. she talked about a challenge from the vice president. she said that she always knew getting the democratic nomination would be a challenge in this. she said that she campaigned in iowa and for the first time she's talking about the vice president entering the race saying that he needs to -- he needs space to decide if this is really what he wants to do, because of what his family went through this year. she picked up big endorsements from the former governor of iowa and the current secretary of agriculture. the candidates from both parties flooded the iowa and new hampshire with events. senator marco rubio told workers in new hampshire that he will not use the term anchor babies. he added that donald trump will not be the nominee. and also looking for common ground with the pro choice voters they tried to go back to the issues in order to grab the spotlight for themselves. edward lawrence. back t

edward lawrence has the story. >> reporter: good morning.hree americans, a french sit sten and a british citizen were honored as heroes of france with his arm in a sling and his thumb reattached, spencer stone received the legion of honor. so did all the other gentlemen there. that's france's highest award. stone says that his friend tapped him on the shoulder in the train and said, let's go. the french president said that those two words stopped a massacre on that high speed train as it came from belgium into france. now the gunman's been identified as 26-year-old ayube el kazani. he was on a terror watch list for at least three states -- three countries, actually, for his radical beliefs. still he was allowed to board the train. authorities say while on that train is when he committed these acts. his attorney says that he was homeless and on the train to rob people. the three americans said that they simply don't believe that. the gunman had nine magazines, an assault rifle, a handgun and a box cutter. they do believe that he was there to

he has more than doubled the next republican in line, that's ben cars aen at 12%. edward lawrence, back to you. >> it's amazing to see those numbers climb. >> and they will change we think in the weeks and months to come. >>> finally after dropping for six straight days wall street appears to be bouncing back. >> for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street looks set to build on wednesday's monster rallies. the dow rising more than 600 points, the third best gain ever and best day since 2008. the s&p 500 the broadest pressure of the markets closing out of correction territory, that's when a stock or index has dropped 10% or more from recent highs. investors taking heart from positive economic data and comments from a top fed official who says an interest rate hike in september looks less likely. we get data this morning on unemployment and pending home sales plus report on second quarter gdp which may say the economy grew more than expected this spring. the dow r

"today in the bay's" edward lawrence has more how this is playing out on the campaign trail. >> reporterr a las vegas town hall, hillary clinton addressed lingering questions about using a personal e-mail server while secretary of state. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified, which is the way you know whether something is. >> reporter: clinton says she set up the personal sever out of convenience but experts say a private e-mail server won't have the same protection as a secure government server. it was never designed to be secure. it was designed to be a way of sharing information, not protecting information, from being shared. >> reporter: republicans say this controversy shows clinton's lack of judgment. >> i think it shows, quite frankly, incompetence on her part to not know this is important information she needed to protect. >> reporter: she's not worried. >> a continuing drum beat that is very much in the interest of the other side of keeping alive

edward lawrence has more on the latest run-in. >> reporter: donald trump spoke to 3,000 supporters in, iowa, but the real fireworks came during the news conference, a television news anchor started asking questions about immigration to trump while speaking. >> who's next? yeah, please. excuse me, sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have a right. >> no you don't, you haven't been called. >> i have a rate. >> reporter: the journalist was removed, and later returned and allowed to ask questions about deporting all illegal immigrants if trump were president. >> the one thing we're going it start with immediately are the gangs and the real bad ones. and you do agree there are some bad ones. do you agree or think anyone's perfect. i asked you a question. >> reporter: a new poll shows 14% of hispanic voters view trump favorably. the same poll shows 34% like jeb bush. >> i'm not a talker, i'm a doer. there's a lot of good talkers running for president and -- there's one in particular i'm thinking of. >> reporter: each of the other 16 republican president

"today in the bay" edward lawrence has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: donald trump slammed jeb a new hampshire town hall. the two candidates had dueling events within 19 miles of each other, trump had no problem pointing out he is drawing bigger crowds. >> do you know what's happened to jeb's crowd right down the street? they're sleeping. they're sleeping now. >> there trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he was a democrat longer in the last decade than he was a republican, he has given more money to democrats than he has given to republicans. >> reporter: still trump drives the gate in the republican primary, his focus on illegal immigration continues as trump vowed to clean up the system. >> the bad ones are getting out fast. day one. if i win day one of my presidency they're getting out. we're betting them out. >> reporter: governor scott walker tried to change the debate to national security. >> when you have a leave were behind mentality that you have on the obama clinton doctrine it affects many places around the world. >> reporter: hillary clinton's popularit

lawrence lee has been speaking to some of the refugees in dun kirk. >>> the governments have a new front not in calais, but down the coast near dunkirk. the cars belong to sm smog -- smugglers who for a fee offer to transport the people. >> 90% are responsible for what happened to. so now they have to get these people, and let them lie -- let them live here -- here in europe, better, and because we have no choices. >> reporter: doctors of the world are here handing out blankets and tents despairing at a system that forces the vulnerable to pay people who have sometimes been known to harm them. >> last time i met a young afghan man with a bandaged forearm, he unravelled the bandage and there was an enormous bash on his forearm, and he said he was pulled off of a truck by a people smuggler and attacked. it has to stop. >> reporter: no sign of the police, and the conditions are absolutely desperate. everyone said they wanted to get to the u.k. legally, but had no choice than to break the law. i they were all from the middle east, clawing at the one meal a day the local volunteers could offe

which is why jeb bush has gone into this race with that kind of head of steam behind him. look lawrenceit's perfectly natural that republicans are going to criticize the standard bearers who lost. of course they are, but let's also look at the fact that the country has changed a lot. and maybe the country right now is not in a place where it is going to elect a republican president. the demographics have changed so much in favor of the democratic party, at least at the national level, there are now 19 states, 240 electoral votes that have gone democratic for 20 years, that's a very big start that democrats get, no matter who is nominated on the republican side. and in terms of your looking at reagan and the sort of the myth of reagan, let's remember that he gave amnesty in 1986 to 2.7 million illegal immigrants. this is, this is a topic that is just tearing the republican party apart right now. so many really conservative base republicans, they consider immigration reform a top issue, they will not tolerate it. and yet, here's rornl reagan, the hero of this party who granted amnesty to

amy: and harvard professor lawrence lessig has announced he is considering a run for president in order to protest money in politics. he says that if he won the presidency, he would serve only as long as it takes to pass sweeping campaign finance reform. then he would resign, he says. lessig says that he will run as a democratic candidate if he's able to raise $1 million in small contributions by labor day. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in venice, italy, the site of the venice biennale, the oldest and most prestigious international biennial art exhibition in the world. the theme this year is "all the world's futures." you may hear inside where we are broadcasting outside today at , people singing. we begin today with one of the muscle liberated palestinian artists, emily jacir. in 2007, emily jacir won the golden lion here at the venice biennale for her work "material for a film." it was a large scale installation based on the life of palestinian writer wael zuaiter who was assa

. >> without the possibility of parole, lawrence stall has nothing but time to reflect on the eventslanded him in prison 26 years ago. >> it was a homicide/robbery that got me here. i had never done any pcp. i'm high, not even thinking about what happened. we go rob a place and then two people got killed. we picked them up, took them out to a wooded area, and they were killed. it's not really something i like to talk about a lot. and i've come to accept prison, you know, as my lot in life. we got one coming in on that bed. >> with a bed freeing up, chaplain summers informs the man at the top of the list that it's his time to move back to honor dorm. >> the lost lamb. we're coming to get you, man. >> i feel good. >> glad to get out of here. glad to get back out in the honor dorm. >> you're coming back? >> i hope not. >> that looks like it. >> looks like i'm ready. >> you got my name. >> i didn't realize i had that much tension on me. you know, it was just like a weight that was lifted. >> for a guy serving life without parole, the honor dorm is as close to freedom as you'll ever get.

lawrence: the percentage has been growing over the past 24 hours.ink the most likely time is february. obviously, governor carney mentioned that the turn of the year would be the time he would think it was right. so rather like in the u.s., we know that the market has tended to take a very dovish you of when the stock might fall -- a very dovish asview of when the stock might fall. we will have to see what they come up with from all these different ways of communication. anna: a trifecta is due at high noon. we have been flagged by the unreliable boyfriend in the past. he got this me because the markets were a little bit confused by what he meant sometimes. now we get this trinity of releases on one day. the idea is that you can get a more consistent, easy to understand -- is this the end of the unreliable boyfriend? lawrence: i think they probably did inc.think that, but we had a softening of the economy. central bankers -- yes, it would be helpful, and obviously this is one reason the bunch the information -- it would be helpful if we had one clea

a harvard professor named lawrence lessig has said that he will run for the democratic presidential nomination if he can raise $1 million by labor day. now i'm sure most of you aren't that familiar with lessig. so here is a video of him talking about his economic plan. >> congress would secure that freedom as a fundamental right. it would require that freedom be protected against discriminatory -- >> jimmy: can we just stop for a second. stop for a second there. is it just me or does he have some very tiny eyeglasses? [ laughter ] those are the tiniest eyeglasses. they're like american girl doll glasses. [ laughter ] [ applause ] what? how could they remotely be his glasses? if you keep watching the video, his -- his whole face seems pretty small. when you -- watch the video. watch the whole thing. >> we're not reinventing the wheel. we're pulling together a a package that together would create a meaningful political equality for all of america's citizens. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you see what i'm saying? it's not just me, right? [ cheers ] you see what i'm saying, rig

. >>> now lawrence has a look at the morning commute. big problems on the l.i.e. >> big problems. we have an accident on the service road. now. chopper 4 live over the big, big tractor-trailer. this is out by exit 49 on the westbound lanes. the lowers is out there. crews are on the scene, but delays continue to build. they go back at least two exits. head to the northern state parkway instead. that's your best option. >> lauren, thanks. we'll be right back. >> starting out at 68 degrees. as cool as 54. low to mid 50s. even east into long island, still upper 50s. the sun is up. things will warm up nicely lute the day. high clouds creeping up in the south and west. seven-day forecast, again today middle 80s. showers south, 81. low 80s with sunshine saturday and sunday. >>> coming up on the "today" show what happens when cosmetic procedures go wrong? we'll hear from some people who experienced that firsthand. stay tuned. >>> 7:30 now on a thursday morning, the 6th of august, 2015. we'll get out and say hi to the plaza in a couple of minutes. things will be hot on the plaza tomorrow m

silent policy has disappeared to. lawrence lee, al jazeera northern france. >> africa has gone a full year without documenting a new case of polio. officials says it won't be considered polio free without two years without a new case. >>> string of abuse allegations surface, peace keepers and the car are coming under heavy criticism. the security council is holding a special meeting tomorrow to decide how to respond. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon promises that offenders will be brought to justice. >>> the fight over an estimated $100 billion. coming up why the u.s. and cuba are bickering over the money just days before a historic moment between the two countries. countries. i >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm libby casey. coming up in this half hour of international news the steps one european city is taking to counteract the effects of air pollution. but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. we begin in colorado, gina mccarthy said the water quality is back to what

milk and honey ripe for exploitation and the majority agree, even if much of what has been said is a fairytale. lawrence, al jazeera, droefr. -- dover. ♪ >>> a senior taliban commander has told al jazeera that he rejects the new leader mullah mansoor. >> reporter: the reason we are not accepting mansoor as our leader is because he is the cause of disunity. the close family of mullah omar is not happy with him they have left the taliban movement and his appointment was consulting with any leader or tribal elder, especially the family of mullah omar which is very respected, and should have been informed of the election. he has chosen himself as a leader. electing mansoor shows he has been appointed by an outsider and wanted to impose him on us and that's the reason for disunity. >> jennifer glass sent us this update. >> reporter: he is considered by afghan intelligence as the third most powerful taliban leader and it shows how deep the split is here over the new leadership. objecting to the legal shun of mansoor as the successor to mullah omar saying he believes it was outsiders who dictated that and he t

lawrence ho. floyd mayweather has been criticized for his proposed fight next month.onent is past his prime, sportswriters say. a lot of disappointment. beat the know that he anonymous decision. fighters soare both people understand what we are talking about. why we are suddenly talking about boxing. floyd meriwether announced he would be fighting andre berto. mayweather ise, seven years older. is going for 49. lost three out of his last six. that is why it was criticized. let's get to these ticket prices. this is where it gets interesting. in the lead out -- lead up to the many -- manny pacquiao fight, there are lots of classifications here. we do not have the actual face value of the tickets just yet, that comes out at the end -- and of the week. patio -- mannyr pacquiao was twice $400. berto.apest against are coming from both these fighters. will he still make a lot of money question mark that is right. saying i will be as ready as i have been. don't act surprised september 12. and mayweather tweeting out as well. there we go. shery: we will have to look forward to

. >>> lawrence lee is just over the english channel in dover where he has been measuring sentiments towardsigrant crisis there. >> reporter: that is cali just over there and the people come under the sea or on ferries are now being watched with a suspicious gaze of authorities, increasingly determined to keep people out who might be hiding inside. and doned by a british media possessed of a rage against all migrants, the political class and popular opinion here have decided that by and large the stow a ways are almost all up to no good. you hear it everywhere you go. >> thousands would come if they could and just for the free hands out and housing and whatever they can get really. that is the warfare. they say they want to work but i don't think actually that is the case. >> this country it's people. it's not for migrants and only the british and why should they be coming over in the first place. >> reporter: mattering that most is not true and they got stuck there not because of the migrants but by a strike at the ferry port in cali and trying to explain those in cali and are legitimate re

. >> thank you for that lawrence lee. pakistan hascuted a man on death row for murder despite appeals for clemency from international human rights groups and shafqat hussain was hanged in karachi for killing and kidnapping of a child in 2004, his family says he was just 13 when arrested and tortured to confessing to the murder but the government says an investigation discovered shafqat hussain was an adult at the time of the crime. earlier i spoke to a human rights activist in islamabad and says his execution raises serious questions. >> our legal system is based on the old british rod system which says that even if there is a shadow of reasonable doubt the hanging or execution must not be carried out and in this case there is not just a shadow there is a huge question mark. let me give you an example. just last year in 2014 the government's national database registration authority which is nadra issued computerized national identity card. he was 24 last year when the identity card was so he was shown as being 14 at the time the murde

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lawrence? >> i think they're both fine. jennifer hasough with the skin tone. polka dots all over the place. >> reporter: even with all the criticism of the women's looks, the donald remains pretty popular in the polls. >> make america great again! make america great again! >> reporter: more female republican voters support him than any other candidate. in this debate over beauty, it was the late american poet and pulitzer prizewinner, edna st. vincent millay who said, beauty is whatever gives joy. tune in to good morning america tomorrow and as always, we're on line 24/7 on our facebook page and at abc news.com. goodnight, america.

lawrence? >> i think they're both fine. jennifer haslittle rough with the skin tone. polka dots all over the place. >> reporter: even with all the criticism of the women's looks, the donald remains pretty popular in the polls. >> make america great again! make america great again! >> reporter: more female republican voters support him than any other candidate. in this debate over beauty, it was the late american poet and pulitzer prizewinner, edna st. vincent millay who said, beauty is whatever gives joy. tune in to good morning america tomorrow and as always, we're on line 24/7 on our facebook page and at abc news.com. goodnight, america. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. ?e

lawrence: i was an occasional user. it has always been a convenience. bout as an employer? many people who are anti-uber complained they are abusive to his drivers. lawrence: my brother, who is a labor lawyer, would be in that category, probably. my experience as a part-time driver it has never felt abusive. but i also have a good job and i'm not trying to make a living doing it. one of the most interesting things i've discovered had to do with the passengers. i have this perception, this stereotype that all uber writers -- riders are college kids, going out to a bar and coming back to they would not drive drunk. but in reality, in my experience, over half of my passengers, we are not young we are not the wealthy. i was digging them up in neighborhoods, near nice -- picking them up near nice it was in atlanta that were not big houses, fancy apartments commended were using it to get to work. stephanie: people who may ride the bus? lawrence: the public transit situation in atlanta is pretty miserable. stephanie: does that surprise you? lawrence: it does. e

lawrence? >> i think they're both fine. jennifer hasblem, a little rough with the skin tone. polka dots all over the place. >> reporter: even with all the criticism of the women's looks, the donald remains pretty popular in the polls. >> make america great again! make america great again! >> reporter: more female republican voters support him than any other candidate. in this debate over beauty, it was the late american poet and pulitzer prizewinner, edna st. vincent millay who said, beauty is whatever gives joy. tune in to good morning america tomorrow and as always, we're on line 24/7 on our facebook page and at abc news.com. goodnight, america. hey. hey, andy. how you doin', andy?ou we should spspr. you look like you're losing weight. nah, i just gave up tucking in my shirt. you here to tell everybody your big news? andy got a new job booking guests on a national radio show. oh, congratulations, andy. wow...this proves it. the ladies like guys with jobs. whose show is it? jerry musso, big sports radio guy. i've heard jerry musso. nev

lawrence of michigan's 14th district. congress, she worked for the postal service and served on her local school board and as mayor of southfield, michigan. since coming to washington, she has been appointed the senior democratic whip. we spoke with representative lawrence in her office for almost 30 minutes. representative brenda lawrence, democrat from 1 -- from michigan. house,you came to the you spent a long career working in the federal government. what kind of work did you do and what perspective did it give you on the seat that you now hold? rep. lawrence: i'm proud to say i was a postal employee in the united states postal service. i came in being a letter carrier. actually, walking door-to-door in the weather. i worked my way up to management retire --30 years to to transition from management district job to go and be full-time as mayor of my community. host: what perspective did he give you as a member of the house now on how government should be working? rep. lawrence: it is a government agency. knowing the checks and balances. not being frustrated with that. oferstanding the impact althoughg tax dollars, the postal service generated its own revenue, the percepti

. >> our favorite has to be amy schumer and jennifer lawrence.hose shots but told jon stewart the getaway might have been a bad move. >> it's my picture next to jennifer lawrence's, the last person you want to be next to. all the pictures we took of us, i look like her coach in all the pictures. like i'm telling her to, like, listen jen! >> who knew this shot launched a full on vacation star between amy and her "trainwreck" co-star bree larson? >> having the time of my life. we've been watching all on instagram, seeing amy schumer shots on our vacation. she was on a boat with jennifer lawrence and i was like, looking around and i think we can do our own and really knock it out of the park. >> and you did. it loved it. absolutely. >> yeah. >> and here's one more vacation moment that is awesome to see, nancy. we both love this. channing tatum's wife, jenna, posted this shot of 2-year-old everly dipping toes in the ocean. how precious is that? >> and this, robin's surprise for dr. phil and when we saw this, we had to drop by their home to hear these

within the past 15 or 20 minutes, this fire has spread next door to the 7-eleven. the expressway now, lawrence is now closed between el camino and monroe. among the businesses in the strip ball, that laundry matt, a lounge and i wiliquor store. >> reporter: this is as close as police would let us get. there's an active firefight happening. firefighters are up in the air and on the ground putting water on the fire. ambulances are standing by. lots of interest in the neighborhood here. i talked with one neighbor who did hear an explosion and then saw a lot of flame. you can see from our live -- >> that was jean elle reporting live near the scene at this gas explosion. apparently we have lost her signal. again, she's about two blocks from this area, right at the lawrence expressway and point siena avenue, white oak lane. as we told you, a woman apparently a woman, crashed her honda civic into the strip mall. that ruptured a gas line and now there's a fire in the strip mall. we understand one person has been sent to the hospital with smoke inhalation. we're keeping a close eye on this as firefight

ernest lawrence new paradigm of scientific research has given us isotopes and diagnostic techniques that save lives. to put man on the moon and allowed us to explored the outermost planets and explore deeply into the subatomic world. it may provide us yet with weapons against climate change and even give us the tools to destroy ourselves. now, just before i open the floor for questions and discussion, i'd like to leave you with one last topic to debate. that is whether after 70 years we may have reached the political economic limits of big science. the reason it is the biggest accelerator in the world is because the united states abandon its own parallel project in the 1990s mostly because it's budget had grown so huge. almost since the inception, the cost of big science has prompted its critics to ask whether it can get too expensive whether it leads us to value efforts that bring in more money and more publicity rather than programs that could have it an impact on our daily lives. president eisenhower in his famed military industrial complex speech, days before the end of his presidenc

lawrence burg, tennessee. >>> meteorologist kari hall has a look at a forecast that is cooler today, but not for long. >> andt will gradually warm up as we go through the week, but we are enjoying this weather today. you can find where you want to be with the temperature at ocean beach at 63 degrees. if you want warmer weather, head inland like san jose at 75 degrees. it's 70 in the north bay, and the east bay is at 75 degrees, and as we go ahead a closer look at the south bay, it's 80 degrees now in willow glen, but you head up towards santa clara, it's 80 degrees. alum rock, 75 degrees. overall very comfortable, but we are still tracking this fire. there's the jerusalem fire just south of this large rocky fire, getting under control at this point. they're turning their attention to a smaller fire to the south. the temperature there is 82 degrees, winds coming out of the east at 5 to 10. human yesterday continues to drop and it will be a breezy day, especially this afternoon. a look at the wind forecast. it brings the wind join shore up to 20 miles, so the winds are picking up, but it keeps our temperatures

has come. in new orleans, chris lawrence, news4. >> stay with news4 throughout the weekend for coverage from newrleans, including former president bill clinton's visit tomorrow as that city marks ten years since the levees broke. >>> meanwhile, new tonight, more devastation from tropical storm erika. the death toll rising in dominica. >> erika bringing tremendous rains to parts of hispaniola, now moving towards florida. i've got the latest forecast. >>> plus, tens of thousands more students getting ready to go back to school. but for one high school in >>> a record number of students are headed back to school on monday in montgomery county. safety is the biggest concern for the police chief and school officials are warning drivers to look out for children walking, biking, or riding the bus. 18 months ago, police began a pilot safety program installing cameras on county school buses. if you're caught passing a stopped school bus, you'll get a ticket and a fine of $125. >>> looks like some high schoolers in stafford county, virginia, will get an extra week of summer break because of construction d

. >> well, lawrence, i mean donald trump has taken on especially essentially any media figure and came out on top. he took on megyn kelly and the reality is while she didn't apologize to him he didn't apologize to her and at the end of the day he is back talking on fox news. while this column lays out an interesting argument, you know, i think that donald trump has shown he can win those arguments pretty easily. >> listen to how bernie sanders handled the same question about would he run as an independent? >> for a lot of reasons, the only way at this particular moment in history that we could run an effective campaign is within the democratic primary and caucus process. that's what we are doing. so to answer your question, if it happens that do not win that process would i run outside of the system. no, i made a promise that i would not. i keep my promise. >> it sounds'scy to say when you hear bernie sanders say it. it is just a promise. >> he doesn't want to say it. it is the first question in the debate. donald trump said i do not promise that. i think it is about personal -- if he