what happened was in the past election, mahoney county and trumbull county put their faith in donaldpublican, herbert hoover in 1928, barely went for hillary clinton, 49%. rob: you will see a lot of red in ohio which donald trump won and check out mahoney county where youngstown is. one of the blues is that you see. interesting he decided to go there, one of the most critical states if you are going to win an election, you have to win ohio. especially if you are a republican. tell me about how these areas have changed in the last 30 years? >> we have seen significant economic decline since the 1970s, when we have seen is a steady decline, loss in jobs and a community that feels they are left behind, one of the reason in this community and eastern ohio, and to shake things up, investing in democrats and have been let down. donald trump has won the election, what has he done? the currency manipulator, they are closed in 2017. he is coming -- >> in those areas, those are the reasons people in my community voted for donald trump. obviously could be a huge event, 20,000 people signed up t

people living on mahoney street says someone has been leaving american flags on their lawns for decades. >> it is nice because it reminds us of what the fourth of july is for. >> the flags are left early in morning while most everyone is asleep. it's like a fourth of july santa claus. >>> in redwood city the annual parade was packed followed by a lively battle of two marching bands. >> kate. >> reporter: it just keeps going and going. a big red, white and blue celebration. >> happy fourth of july. >> reporter: what better way to get the party started than with a big parade. >> oh, my. >> reporter: anna newman loving the floats. >> look at that one. i like that one too. >> reporter: grand marshal of this year's parade, award winning director, kenny ortega who helped create disney's high school musical franchise along with many other hits and credits his local alma mater. >> it was four years of drama. >> reporter: families divided over one very loud competition. to determine the best marching band uc davis or stanford. davis may have the numbers but stanford's tree and wonder woman sure

harper royle, executive director of the gu 272 descendents association and a member of the queen and mahoney family lines and the hawkins and butler family lines by marriage. also professor of american history studies and a member of our working group. jessica tilson, scott butler and reverend joseph of the society of jesus, director of the jesuit community. i want to thank all of you for joining us and i look forward to your reflections at each of you will share with us in the ceremony. to our choir, the sounds of victory directed by mr. phil carter who also directs our gospel choir here at georgetown, i want to thank you for your performance this morning and you are leading us a little bit later today in the closing song, lift every voice and sing. it's my privilege to welcome to the podium our speakers who will begin our program. [applause] >> thank you for being here today. we are honored to be able to speak as student members of the working group on slavery memory and reconciliation. as my fellow working group member, professor carolyn once said, our work as a group was to help tear dow

jimmy is looking for a home and join us now is crystal mahoney from the san francisco spca. bit about him. >> it happens. there are certain circumstances when people find they cannot give some pet the care that they need so they give them to us and then it is our job to make sure that jimmy finds the best situation for him . >> so what would be an ideal home for him? he is not a puppy so you don't have to worry about the house training. would he be good with kids? >> he is. is the universal person that you can bring into your house to get along with anybody. he loves the attention and also what do better with mature kids just because he is a little shy but he warms up and he is really looking for the affection and wants to give it back. >> and you are saying he is a little bit nervous to be on tv otherwise he is high-energy. >> he is. we were just in the break room playing hide and seek. he is really a fun guy. you can take him out with you. he loves walking and he loves the outdoors. >> so you are saying that you have a big event this weekend. tell me about that. is it just

trump lost youngstown to hillary clinton, but her margin of victory, both here and in mahoney county, was only three points. in 2012, barack obama won by 28. anthony? >> dean reynolds in youngstown, thank you, dean. >>> congressman steve scalise of louisiana has been moved from a washington hospital to a rehabilitation facility. the house majority whip was critically wounded six weeks ago when a gunman opened fire on republicans practicing for a congressional baseball game. the hospital says scalise, who is 51, is in good spirits and looks forward to returning to work when his rehab is complete. we look forward to it too. >>> a bill that would slap new economic sanctions on russia for meddling in the u.s. elections has reached the senate after the house overwhelmingly approved it. understandably, the russians don't like it. charlie d'agata found some of america's european allies are also opposed. >> reporter: senior russian officials say the new sanctions make no sense and move already tense u.s. relations into uncharted territory. andre kortinov, director of the prominent russian thi

my good friend, and mahoney. [laughter] public health nurse right there. if i didn't credit the team then i'd be remiss because it is a team sport and to get the best outcomes requires the team. i do talk a lot in the book about nursing and our chief operating officer, is a nurse, that's one of the stories about how important it is and i thought it symbolized things to have a ceo as a physician and as a chief operating officer as a nurse. plus, she's terrific. she's the real deal. it is about the team and all of those supports to help children with chronic disease and because one of the great perspectives, though, is that these chronic diseases we can really have an impact on early and whether it is early diagnosis and there is treatment now -- i talk in the book about situations with cystic fibrosis that we would never ever see now because the treatments are so good. diabetes were making big advances. you need that perspective of children, development, compliance and kids is so different than adults, whether they will take their medicine, whether they'll

i think the people in youngstown and mahoney county and trumble county appreciate the president's nods barred mentality toward those who he thinks oppose him. when they get here, i'm hoping the president is going to talk about jobs, talk about the jobs he said would be created in areas like ours. i hope he talks about the health care and a bipartisan health care and infrastructure across the country. >> a point the white house likes to point out, the focus on the russian investigations and the controversies flowing around the white house. people who voted for donald trump don't care about that. is that what you are saying? >> i pretty much think that's what i'm saying. some of that gets up in the stratus fear of washington d.c. and folks in youngstown aren't focused in on. those of us who pay attention to the news a lot more who might watch a lot more of the cable news programs may know what's going on. for everybody else who supports him, everybody who wants to see job creation and everybody that appreciates the fact he tells people what he thinks is reminiscent of former congressma

joining me ken mahoney, author of the book, a gps for your retirement. ken, great to see you here.. amazon, okay, they had a disappointment, right, in earnings, but that's par for the course with the company. >> about market share, top line earnings, getting into different industries and whole foods and groceries, wouldn't be concerned about long-term. over and over again, jeff bezos does something right. gerri: earnings down 77% and revenues up 25. revenues in line with expectations. talk about a couple other stocks and back to amazon. one is intel. here is a company people lost sight of because of disappointments in the past. how do they look to you? >> they look good, earnings are better than expected. the fang, facebook, amazon, netflix, google, and doing well, microsoft and intel, the old tech j it's a chipmaker, right? >> that's right. gerri: about fueling technology, for a while had a hard time going forward. this is looking good, and look at the chart, everybody likes that chart. >> we like charts that slope up. gerri: talk about starbucks, this is a company that is really

captain spencer mahoney is at the top of the totem climb.the water before she can pass up the flag. -apolo: look at those abs. she just had a baby eight months ago, kelvin. -(indistinct chatter) -kelvin: lawrence hands the flag up to brandon. -woman: good job, spence. -got it. -kelvin: heart of texas is moving on. -apolo: strike a pose, they sent jonathan up the pole. down goes the "i" beam. this team's got jonathan and mack's brute strength, amanda and sarah's speed, and ian's leadership to pull them all together. and that's been a winning combination in this competition. -kelvin: heart of texas arrives just as the leaders pull away. -apolo: but, kelvin, this is where i suspect we would see heart of texas gain ground. -we need to work as a team. -apolo: they work well together and know how to strategize. -man: go! go! go! -aah! shoulders are burning. -kelvin: even big mack has his limits. this is their 11th obstacle. that's more than they did in any other race. -drop! to the left! army crawl. -apolo: up next is the army crawl. 75 feet of de

reverend patrick mahoney joining us from london. thank you very much. >> thank you.would decide something like that. the government says yeah, it's not worth it. steve: if there is a one in 10 chance, slim chance we would all still go for it. ainsley: can you imagine if you heard that if your child takes this treatment there is a chance, might be a 10% chance, and there is another little girl riding a bike now who was in a similar situation. if you heard that as a parent, you would move mountains to get your child that treatment. steve: it's heart-breaking. let's see what happens. ainsley: president trump is urging congress to pass the healthcare bill next week or work through the august recess. what's the plan in the house? we will ask house majority leader kevin mccarthy next. steve: journalists now being told they can't say pro-life, refugees, or terrorist because those words are too conservative. brian: one state sold out of legal pot so fast the governor just declared an emergency. ♪ what you see ♪ give me a higher love ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ bring me a high

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