and coming to us live from los angeles is mike murphy. e, good to be book ended by both of you on this tuesday. what is going on with roger stone talking about the demise of cable news? is he laying the groundwork for the trump news network? mike: you are not going to find me that the end of broadcast television is near for a number of reasons. it is clear that there is a backup plan. it is clear that there are a number of people come right up to the top of the campaign thinking about how to harness this group of constituents who have rallied behind donald trump and my guess is that can take on a number of forms. john: mike murphy, here's my question for you -- we have seen donald trump's behavior -- you are famously never trump and think trump is a disaster. we see his behavior in the controversy he has had. we now see himself surrounding himself with steve shannon, roger ailes, sean hannity -- as trump baxley trying to win this election or does he have some longer-term endgame that is more hollywood than washington d c? mike: before i do

and the majestic mike altman. murphy'sd. alex: we will stern -- we will turn from the state of trump to the fourth estate after these words from our sponsor. ♪ john: who in the world would be better to talk about donald love/hate relationship with the press than my next guest? thank you for coming on the show. jim: glad to be here. john: sean hannity owes the campaign what? jim: he's not only a very supportive television host, he's also an advice giver. he would reject the advisor label, though not entirely. he would admit he has a lot of interaction with the campaign and people around the candidate that heson, don junior, is a supportive tv has to is not a journalist. john: if you called him a trump whisper, what he reject that? jim: i think you would like that. onx: there's so much talk the campaign trail about liberal have twos and you former news had that are active advisors to a campaign and someone who is currently on tv advising a political campaign but there's no discussion about that. jim: the tail that wags the d

mike murphy and mike feldman, thank you both for joining us. >> m & m. who doesn't love an m & m?> check out mike murphy's podcast, radio free gop. >> oh, it's good, too, boy. smoking hot. >> there's the future right there. we will turn from the state of trump to the fourth estate which we don't talk about enough. degeneration, amd we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd... after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. craso come dive into disheser like the new alaska bairdi crab dinner with sweet crab from the icy waters of alaska. or try crab lover's dream with tender snow and king crab legs. love crab? then hurry, crabfest ends soon. my ancestor, lady beatrice, introduced the elizabethan ruff. great-grandfather horatio went west during the gold rush.

we are about to talk to gop consultant mike murphy who said this. could trump change, maybe, but he's trump. my labrador could walk up to the piano and start playing. not going to bet on it. trump is trump. that's what he said on "morning joe" on wednesday. we have seen donald trump in fact pivot. do you think this is a real pivot or do you agree with mike murphy that it might go away in another week or so? >> i hesitate to disagree with mike murphy because he's one of the smartest guys in politics. he's also funnier than i am by a lot and he's going after me so you always got to be careful about the guy coming on after you but i do believe he can change. i have my on trump tattoos. i have three or four of them. i have gone to the dance with donald a couple times but i don't care about that. i care about where the country's going. i care about the supreme court. i think americans are worried about in the hostage ransom that was just delivered to iran but this obama/clinton administration, it appears russia got basing rights thrown into the deal. i'm

or murphy and stevens, thanks for being here. you can catch mike'sst, radio-free g.o.p. on itunes. when we come back, a look at that new independent candidate right after this. >> for years while living in washington, i would like to visit the national monuments late at night. i do it because late at night, nobody is around, it's quiet. edison with the long lasting light bulb and bell with the felf and ford with the model t, the wright brothers with airplanes. periscope and meerkat, airbnb and the washing machine, the television, the integrated circuits, the personal computer. mark: america gets to know him, that was a short look at the man who could be your next president. who is he? that is evan mcmullin. until just recently, the chief policy director for the house republican conference. he is now running as an independent president of the united states. he announced his candidacy, a campaign logo, started a website, put out a state, not on tv yet. he did pay a visit to the office of national review. our next guest was there. you were in the room w

i am also joined by republican strategist mike murphy. a former cia officer who is a surrogate. thank you for coming on tonight. i guess i want you to just take the time now to talk about this and how the president of the united states has the nuclear football. the codes for deciding on whether to launch those missiles which hasn't been done when we had the two bombs over japan what do you think about trump in the nuclear age? >> the notion of donald trump having his fingers on the nuclear button is absolutely terrifying. it is august now. people are at the beach but i think they are sort of seeing this through the clouds of their vacation. his temperament simply is not up to it. as has been said, he is a man provoked by 140 characters. that is not the sort of temperament you need. you about 12 minutes when you're warned there is a possibility of an incoming nuclear attack. you have to determine if it is accurate and how to respond? do we absorb the first attack or immediately give the signal and our nuclear weapons arsenal is launched. trump, time and again on this issue and so

republican campaign veteran mike murphy will read these polls and tell us if he sees a landslide in the making. on this day in history richard nixon was driven out of office, forced to resign and pardoned by the incoming president for any crime president nixon might have committed. if donald trump was in politics back then what nickname would he have come up with for richard nixon? ♪ only those who dare drive the world forward. introducing the first-ever cadillac ct6. >>> let's take a look ib side the polls. in two swing states hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump. white college educated voters, the polls show hillary clinton leading donald trump by ten points and leading pennsylvania by 15 points in that category among white voters with college education. in florida, trump is leading in that category by 9 points. up next, paul ryan's race in wisconsin is news this hour. he's going to be commenting at any moment. he'll get questions about donald trump if there are any questions, we'll be right back with that. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new fri

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i'm also joined by msnbc analyst mike murphy and valerie plame, former covert cia officer, a surrogate now for hillary clinton. thank you for coming on tonight. i gues i want you to just take the time now to talk about the issue of nuclear weapons and how the president of the united states has the nuclear football, the codes for using, deciding on whether to launch those missiles which hasn't been done since the days of harry truman when we had the two bombs over japan. what do you think about trump as a commander in chief in the nuclear age? >> the notion of donald trump having his fingers on the nuclear button is absolutely terrifying. it's august now, people are at the beach, but i think they are sort of seeing this through the clouds of their vacation. his temperament simply is not up to it. as has been said, he's a man who is provoked by 140 characters. that is not the sort of temperament you need. you have about 12 minutes when you as the president, when you are warned there's a possibility of an incoming nuclear attack. within that time, you have to determine if it's accurate an

stuart: why is mike murphy wrong? >> i agreed with mike murphy the first 1 trillion dollar company. think here it's going to be with the general market. i would rather buy it 10, 15% lower which i think it's going to go and then watch it go up. they are a phenomenal model and right now in today's world, it's probably the best business model of any company right now. stuart: fascinating. how about microsoft? by the way, bill gates reportedly getting richer and richer and still has a big chunk of microsoft and estimated net worth a high of 90 billion dollars. ashley: nothing to do with microsoft though. stuart: that's right he's got canadian national railway. he's got canadian national railway and eco lab and gone up. and a chunk of microsoft liz: he's worth 13 1/2 billion more, and round out the five. warren buffett third, jeff bestos and mark zuckerburg. >> the good thing he's investing in start-up companies like finding a cure for cancer. stuart: i'm not the guy who is going to begrudge anyone making serious money when they use it like bill gates uses it. and what is it, mosquito c

mark: up next, we talk to a republican strategist, the mike murphy about donald trump and more right r this. ♪ . . mark: welcome back. with us now from los angeles, a from lost joins us angeles. mike, thanks for coming in. a lot of national polls are showing trump way down. is your instinct that the freeze is in or will things titan backup? mike: i think it is somewhere in the middle. he has so many structural problems outside of his core constituency. aexpect the race will tighten little. i do not expect him to get a lead that is meaningful for any sustainable time. donny: if you are running the hillary campaign, you are going to continue to pray because you know he is not going to stay this way. what would be your best strategy? what would be your best strategy if you were going against him? mike: he is a creature of the daily news cycle. he watches himself on tv and the reacts. i would have surrogates all over . they are doing a fairly good job of hurting him on the readiness to be commander in chief. the other pillar is the economic manager. his speech shows that disconnect. he wa

. >> we talked to mike murphy in january, then a break in the case. this intersection has changed a lot. the case not so much. there's been jane sahara doe and and police have crucial details. they might know her first name or where she worked, maybe where she lived. sahara sue may have been named shawna. they are clues keeping a case alive. a case long considered cold. >> there is a mom or dad that do not know where their child is. there is also somethingls justice. someone took her life. >> while they do have a new lead, they don't have a suspect or come close to making an arrest. they hope people at home, this may jog your memory. if you do, contact them. we'll have the contact difference. an unusual theft leaves police looking for a nuclear device. they were stolen from a storage facility last thursday. they are used to determine the distance between soil particles and they contain two radioactive isotopes. they come in a yellow box that looks like a cooler. if you know anything, call crimestoppers, (702)385-5555. >>> we are continuing to watch a

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that is something that we rarely see from this cabinet. >> mike murphy, i can't wait to see for you,ant to presage what you see, when you bring wild ideas to lapage to trump, you're -- it's funny wild ideas already, he's stocking up on them from lapage, this is really a wild week. what do you make of this? you once said to me, i asked you what was the heart of darkness, what is the real reason you won't back him, his ignorance of foreign policy. >> i'm no trump defender and i can't vote for him. i don't think he has the judgment or training to be commander in chief, out shopping for crazy things to say like it's open mic night is a trumbulling sign. i think we're going too far on the nuclear button. i don't think he would be jabbing at the desk trying to launch our deter rent. i think it's a more every day problem that he does not understand foreign policy and his impulsive fly by the seat of his pants style can get him into trouble. he's been the first president in decades to try to stabilize the nato alliance which is one of the foundations of our whole strategy. i don't think he u

. >> reporter: mike murphy just picked up his dad as the flames hit the neighbor's backyard. >> he was emotional. he didn't want to leave. he is pretty stubborn. but, you know, pretty had to force him to get in his jeep and leave. >> reporter: so they are watching, waiting and hoping just like sherry and her neighbors. are you ready to go if you have to? >> yes. everybody is ready to go. our cars are lined up and ready to go if we have to go. hopefully we won't. >> reporter: try to get some sleep hoping that flow doesn't come any closer. >>> in lake county we know the clayton fire has destroyed about 190 homes, two other buildings are also destroyed. as of last night firefighters had that fire 60% contained. they expect to have it fully contained by sunday. we all know that depends on the weather conditions and favorable conditions. ♪[ music ] >>> what do you think for firefighters dealing with that out there? >> it's going to be cooler. that's good news but we know these fires have their own weather patterns, right? so they generate winds but we have a deeper marine layer that will ad

mike murphy, there was this effort to undermine the guy. his plan to restore prosperity. >> absolutely. i don't see it as any surprise. you don't hear a lot about hillary's negatives. you hear a lot more about trumps negatives. whether you love them or hate them, he's a successful businessman. he has more money than most of us on the panel. the media tries to discredit them. his new plan today, whether it works or doesn't work, that is interesting. stuart: that may go to peter marie c. se/30 commented, donald trump is going to slash tax rates across the board for individuals and corporations and he wants to start a fund which ordinary individuals can invest and a $3 trillion to then go out and rebuild the nations infrastructure. how does that sound is a growth plan? >> let's look to history. one was one of the greatest achievements of the night century, the transcontinental railroad. the u.s. government didn't build a railroad. the private sector day. it's a great idea. time and time again, big projects have been undertaken by the private s

of mike murphy, fox news contributor cat 10. dagen: i still haven't calmed down from this ransom payment to a red yesterday. in the green room yelling about it. maria: now we learn in fact there was objections to the pavement. it feels like an undercover drug deal of some sort. >> cash is untraceable. our tax dollars were being funneled in cash to iran to basically kill people. that's what the money will be used for. despite what you are at the white house. maria: is pretty extraordinary. coming up this morning but what's up with lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer. former reagan economic adviser martin feldstein is with us. mayor rudy giuliani with us. big hour coming out. arizona sheriff paul bravo is that the spirit of god to come this morning. meanwhile, gave him the latest fox news poll shows hillary clinton but they tend to be there for donald trump. 49% to terms 39%. can donald trump closed the gap? a republican strategist and betsy will address a politics reporter at "the daily beast." good to see you. thanks for joining u

i did it with mike murphy. what is it? had to say to somebody really close to you that stops you no matter what else happens from voting for trump? >> he lacks any teach knowledge of national security or history. he speaks and acts impulsively. he won't listen to the smart people around him. he is his own worst adviser. he will shoot from the hip. he will act as he sees fit to act and as we can see, his judgment is suspect at best and dangerous for someone occupying the office of the president of the united states. >> what was your interpretation when you heard him yesterday? i'm sure you saw the chips when he said, well, once she is in office, there is nothing we can. to of course, second amendment people might be able to do something. what did you hear? >> i didn't even listen to anything the clintons' campaign put out. to me it was a hint at violence against hillary clinton, should she be elected into office. i know, i've had this battle over facebook with my republican friends all day. they see it differently. but i ce

mike murphy from the national center for missing & exploited children, that is a great story. a lot of these kids unfortunately don't get found but this is an example of why we should help. >> that's correct and we have one opportunity to do it right. we want to do that and it's a great partnership between media, the social media aspect, the public, and us and we want to bring the kids home. >> reporter: it's taking advantage of what is already highly popular. pokemon go has you out walking and spending time in the community. >> taking advantage of the situation to the absolute maximum. we want to bring the kids home and just one person needs to see something. call us and we can't thank you enough for the process. >> reporter: thank you for coming here and for your partnership. this is a wonderful partnership we are in. a lot of people very excited that we talked to today. not only is the national center for missing & expld pokemon go stopped but there are others around town. you could go to the verizon center, college park, and on wisconsin avenue at wusa9. live in old town,

joining us to talk about that ongoing firefight in to find out how exactly these fires are starting, mike murphy, and thank you for joining us. let's talk about the clayton fire now 90% contained.>> the fire is buttoned up and were cleaning up and trying to get the folks back into their homes.>> i was out there last week and we saw how quickly these wildfires moved. >> it is very surprising and people have a sense of comfort living in town, but as we saw in the lower lake and the valley fire, they can move through a town very quickly so we need to be prepared.>> and also the soberanes fire fire still burning after over a month . >> it will be one month tomorrow and it is yes, still burning actively. i believe we are in the 70s or 80s in containment. >> how long do you think it will take?>> hopefully we can have that fire contained by the end of the month but it will be another month before we get it fully cleaned up, and we were probably wait for some of these rains to come to finish the job. the cause of the fire is still being investigated but it may have been a campfire.>>> we want to talk ab

plus the top democrat adam shift and republican strategy mike murphy and nobel winning economist joseph but stiglitz. >> joe, we're going to break. >> i was reading "sports illustrated" in my econ 101 class. >>> forced the evacuation of 82,000 people overnight. bill, my gosh. from louisiana to california. fire and rain. what's going on? >> the fire in southern california, this one is about 60 miles to the east of l.a. just to the northwest of san bernardino and it was formed yesterday about 10:30 in the morning and quickly started spreading and these were new pictures we just got in. this is what we were afraid of. structures being burned in the area. 2,000 people evacuated out of this. the main interstate between las vegas and no chance of opening that this morning. you can imagine what that will do during rush hour. that is someone's home burning to the ground. heree are on the map. 27 active fires right now in areas of the west and we're watching red flag warnings where that blue cut fire is. 700 personnel and growing. using nighttime helicopters on and the forecast on that fire abou

the best political analyst strategist i know, mike murphy, run many republican campaigns, brilliant guy>> great guy. >> he thinks it's suicidal in political terms for donald trump. but donald trump does not. he's turned himself over to a lot of zealots from the fringes of the party and we'll see how that goes. >> see how long that lasts with kellyanne conway putting a shine on it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right, we'll be right back, stay with us. matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at&t. what makes wendy's baconator different? while the other guys use frozen beef from far away. wendy's only serves fresh beef from ranches close by. so we don't have to freeze it. add six strips of thick, applewood smoked bacon. and wendy's baconator isn't just d

look who is here, an all-star cast, ashley webster, louise, todd horowitz and mike murphy.verybody heard trump's economic growth plan. i talked to him this morning, and he said it will give us 4% growth. mike murphy, do investors like this plan? does it have any relationship to today's market? >> i don't think it has an immediate impact on us. a lot of people are skittish on the overall election and don't know how it's going to turn out. a lot of people are divided. however, when you look longer term. trump's tax plan is positive for growth. it brings money from u.s. corporations back into the u.s. and does something that makes everyone's life easier. is simplifies the tax code. whether you're a republican, democrat, black, white, rich, poor, a simplified tax plan. stuart: todd, what do you think about the tax plan, do you think it would give us growth? >> i believe it would. it will have no impact on the market immediately. i think the market is definitely lower from here, however, i think long-term it's going to show some growth and building and if the rest of the plan is

the best political analyst strategist i know, mike murphy, run many republican campaigns, brilliant guy>> great guy. >> he thinks it's suicidal in political terms for donald trump. but donald trump does not. he's turned himself over to a lot of zealots from the fringes of the party and we'll see how that goes. >> see how long that lasts with kellyanne conway putting a shine on it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right, we'll be right back, stay with us. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. my shop is part of i love that my shop is part of the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there

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the curtain, now they they know why am i wasting money on these idiots like stuart stephen and mike murphy for, they don't know their heads from the hole in the ground. >> host: so why does the press hate him so very much? >> host: here you have a candidate who says and i think there are a lot of reasons to be concerned about trump, but here you have a candidate who says i'm here to represent the middle class people without a voice, gastric system in traditional and traditionally think of the press has been a populist institution on behalf of the people against the powerful. that is what they tell themselves and the rest of us. yet almost to a person they have come out against trump and the various sort of way. what is that about? >> guest: part of it is what we're just describing. who benefits from not only illegal immigration but a lot of low-wage legal immigration. wealthy people people do. they have cheap gardeners, cheap mates, the gardeners and the maids do not live in their neighborhoods, they live out in the suburbs. so. so it is other people's emergency rooms that are being bankru

stuart: a shakedown, i call it a shakedown, mike murphy. >> it's a total shakedown, not only is apples ruling, but ireland, the country, is also going to appeal this ruling. so, it's now the european commission overstepping, i would argue, overstepping their boundaries and telling ireland that they needed to collect more tax from apple when they're saying they didn't, they did exactly what they were supposed to do. i think this has much more far-reaching implications. ashley: 14 1/2 billion by the way, represents all of ireland's health care budget and 60% of its social welfare budget and they're fighting it because they realize how important investment is especially from the big tech companies in their economy. stuart: the big tech companies will leave dublin liz: the eurocrats has aploweded fired. bono has applauded that. >> peter morici, there surely will be other big american companies which face exactly the same problem in europe. i'm thinking google maybe? >> well, absolutely, google. technology companies generally. because like apple they have the issue of where is their techno

in a little bit, meaghan mooney will be talking to mike murphy from the national center for missing andt's about finding missing children from the dmv. use the #bring them home to follow the conversation on social media and meaghan will share how you can join wusa 9 later this afternoon at a poke stop near you to help. >> i love this campaign. >> me to. >> adore this campaign. i can't imagine there are children out there where they don't belong. they belong home, in school. they are somewhere they don't belong. 's

several were on hand including mike norris and dwayne murphy. ryan healy comes home and ben zobrist is out at the plate. but in the third with two on and two out, zobrist singled up the middle off sonny gray to give the cubs a 2-0 lead. hendricks took over in the sixth. anthony rizzo scores and it's 3-0. russell will score to make it 4-0. it was ruled an rbi double. jake arrieta struck out four over eight shutout inninin 4-0. the a's aren't sure if this problem is serious. >> he struck out the curveball, felt it again and i think after that, i think they might have saw that and when i came in from the fifth they told me that was going to be it. hopefully it will feel okay the rest of the day today and then coming in here tomorrow, that's going to be there. it's a big test. >> the pro football hall of fame today welcome ld former raiders quarterback ken stabler and ed debartolo jr. after being presented in a video by john madden, stabler revealed his bus. the 49ers built a dynasty. he shared this story about his good friend and head coach the lat

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several players from the billy ball era were on hand, including dwayne murphy and mike norris. threatening in the second. ryan healey fields a grounder and comes home to get ben zobrist at the plate. but in the third with two on and two out, zobrist singled up the middle off sonny gray to give the cubs the 2-0 lead. gray had the lead after throwing 72 pitches. hendricks took over in the sixth and then anthony rizzo scores to make it 3-0. reigning cy young award winner jake arrieta got his 13th victory, throwing eight shutout innings. cubs win, 4-0. the a's aren't sure where b the seriousness of gray's injury. >>> former raiders quarterback ken stabler and former 49ers owner were inducted to the pro football hall of fame yesterday after being presented in a video by longtime raiders coach john madden. stabler's bust was revealed by his two grandsons. stabler was the league's mvp in 1974 and won a super bowl with oakland in 1977. debartolo revealed his bust with his daughters. they had a dynasty, winning five super bowls in 14 seasons. he shared this story about the late great he

or murphy and stevens, thanks for being here. you can catch mike'scast, radio-free g.o.p. on itunes. when we come back, a look at that new independent candidate right after this. ♪ ♪ cia officermark the former and yesterday, he announced he was running as an independent candidate for president, today he joins us here in the studio. thank you for coming. we want show you, you are seeing this with the first time, what donald trump said in north carolina. mr. trump: hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment. --the way, she gets to pick if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amended people, maybe there is, i don't know. mark: his campaign said they were trying to mobilize voters. what do you think of what donald trump said? >> we know what he means when he says, he suggests that gun owners should take some violent action towards hillary, whoever it was. mark: no doubt that was a joke, but that's what he meant. seems fairly clear to me. this is just what kind of guy he is. it's consistent with his pat

mike. >> top five is chris murphy's cut. >> oh. >> the return of nelly. the son of one of our producers here on "good day". we love when he would not get in the carseat before, going rogue, he turns two today. happy birthday. so how birthday present, helping parent every where to get them off to school. >> here's here basically to scree up another segment on good day philadelphia. >> you know, pretty much a given that your kids are playing on line do you know what your kids are doing on line though? another study says most parents have no clue what their kids are doing. >> new study, finds real visual disconnect between parents and their kids. in fact, only about 13% of teens believe their parent understand what they're really doing on the internet, 13%. most, five hours a day on the internet, how is that? not in front after computer but mostly on the phone. >> on the phone. >> i have to admit, not that i'm a kid or anything, but, the other day i went on my laptop, lift up my laptop, went on, i haven't been on my laptop in months. so much on your phone, w

because about two weeks ago i went on mike's show with chris murphy. to fill some time.thing to talk about in sport in early august, right? and who is the first caller? dwayne from swayed borough. he was interested. >> you look good, man. >> dwayne, waist going snob are you a fan of alex holley? >> no, mike. >> what? >> you know me, bro. you know that i love the white women. but that alex holley. >> ya? >> oh, my god, yo. ii love that show because like i'm going to be honest mike jerrick, sometimes i put it on mute. because i don't want to hear your voice. i like you, but i want to stare at her. i sit there, i pause the tv, and i'm just oh, my god. >> just look at her. >> what did he say at the end there? >> he want to take you out on a date. >> isn't the first time i'm hearing this. wow. >> how about that? they set him up nice. the one that led off. gee, that was a coincidence. look, they got little carried away. that's 100%. >> you know i like white women, but alex holley, wow, that's -- >> yes, see, this isn't good for them. who thought this was a good idea? why didn'

chris murphy tweeted, in part, it's an assassination threat. but mike pence spoke to nbc 10 soon after the comments were made. listen. you don't believe he was inferring any violence relating to hillary clinton? >> of course not. no. donald trump is urging people to act in a manner consistent with their convictions. and people who cherish the second amendment, have a very clear choice in these election. >> the comments from pence came at a rally in lancaster. you'll hear more coming up at 5:15. we'll tell you how hillary clinton's camp reacted. i'm live in the digital operations center. katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> today candidate hillary clinton will reveal her plan to boost the economy. she will do it during a campaign stop in des moines, iowa. if elected, she has promised during her first 100 days in office, to make the investment in good paying jobs since world war ii. >>> michael phelps had another golden night in rio. he won the 200 meter butterfly, the race he lost in london. this time, it was very close. phelps won by 0.04 seconds. he didn't en

he could not stay healthy of ryan murphy ironically first practice back, he was only questioned, not charged in that sting. >> i see. >> thanks, mike. >>> this is interesting. since the rockies entered the major leagues in 1993 only four national league players have reached the 3,000 hit plateau and three did it against the rocks. ichiro suzuki of the marlin joined the club yesterday. this is the first time it's happened at coors field. ricky henderson got his 3,000th against the rockies in 2001 in san diego and colorado was the opponent in 2007 when begio reached 3,000 in houston. >>> pop question time for tonight's drew or false question. drew or false, ichiro suzuki is the fuss player in major league left to -- first player in major league history to triple for his 3,000th career hit. drew or false, only ichiro joined way base hit. the correct answer is? >> false. triples. it is false. ichiro suzuki and paul molliter. >> do you do your drew or false based on your bobblehead opportunities? >> owe, you're figuring me out. i've got this molliter sitting here. what can i use help for? >> nbc nightly news is next. >>> tonight, nightm

mike pence will be there drumming up support for the gop ticket. >> matt pelman is in for karen rogers. dave murphynight and really enjoy

mike pence will be there drumming up support for the gop ticket. >> matt pelman is in for karen rogers. dave murphyns us. who had their windows opened overnight and really enjoyed it. >> i thought you were going to say windows opened on the car home yesterday. i definitely did that and saw a lot of you doing the same. we're off to another nice start. you've got a lack of any significant cloud cover so we're expecting lots of sun like yesterday and temperatures are comfortable. 65 degrees in philadelphia, cooler than it was this time yesterday. up in allentown all the way down to 54. 56 and cool and comfortable in trenton, 57 reading, upper 50's in wilmington, 55 degrees in millville and down the shore about 10 or so degrees cooler than it was this time yesterday with temperatures in the low to mid 60's and your dewpoints everywhere as expected are in the 50's. that's below that 60-degree threshold for humid air. as we roll through the day it's going to be gorgeous. 63 degrees by 7 o'clock, 72 by 10 o'clock and as you plan ahead for the next 12 hours, it gets warm this afternoon but really not that

mike klis, 9news. >>> rockies second baseman dj league hitting lead tonight. lemahieu singled in the 1st inning to move within one point of washington's daniel murphy and then in the 7th drove in a couple runs raising his batting average to .345. roccos win 8-1. >>> still of the night comes from flushing, new york, where dustin brown celebrated the 20th anniversary of his last hair-cut but lost his first u.s. open match in straight sets in the >> that's awesome. >> mom last took him to the barbershop when he was 11 years old. must have had such a miserable experience. >> never went back. >> we've all been there. he's decided never to go again. >> good barber when he was 11. >>> kind of a stormy start to the workweek, scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing into the metro area, northern colorado and really hammered colorado spring with the hail and flooding rains and snowfall in the mountains, kind of a taste of all the seasons. 80s on tap tomorrow, a coup degrees cooler for, similar setup across the eastern plains, too, 60s and 70s in the mountains and close to 90 to the west. foothills in the 60s and is. s. it will -- and arvada and littleton and we'll wa

mike knapply scores and the indians tie the ball game up. and then after that it's almost like something falls on the floor. and makes a loud noise. daniel murphy doubles and the nationals take the lead and go on to win 7-4. so the 11 game home stand starts tomorrow against the angels. corey is on the indians in that one. now today's medal count is brought to you by the university hospitals and united states continuing to roll them up 28 total medals going into the night tonight. china with 20, japan with 16, great britain hassed a good summer olympics with 11. there is a developing story going on right now in rio as diana is joining us along with betsy and that is the united states men's basketball team three right now going into the fourth quarter. i thought it was a misprint. they should lead by 33. they are only up by three. >> you never know what happens at the olympics. >> we should almost have pastry and coffee up here. [ laughter ] okay. katie ledecky unbelievable swimmer. >> did you see it? >> of course i saw >> it was unbelievable. really from the get go. when you saw her out in the beginning, the first 100, if this girl cannot hold t

mike pence is going to visit st. pete for a fundraiser. later in the day pence is going to be in sarasota for a rally at the hyatt regency. carlos purr rous is hoping to patrick murphy facing off against alan grayson. tomorrow is the final day for early voting before next tuesday's primary meant we have a list of all of the sites where you can vote posted on our website. wfla.com. >>> there's no information tonight in the murders of two nuns in mississippi. >>> plus, about a week after her suspension, soccer star hope solo is taking a break from the donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured." priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. ? ? hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures ar

. >> chris murphy got a good assignment today, what are you seeing. >> mike, you mentioned the openingapril of next year april 19th to be exact, 242 years on the day that we had shot heard around the world and that sparked american revolution among other things and scott stevenson ph.d. you are the man putting together the new museum of the american revolution, hi is set to open next year. >> this is fascinating stuff, found there all over the delaware valley. i will not tell you where we are because this is a secret location where they have been wear housing this stuff because it is truly rise less. >> absolutely. >> tell me about this thing. this stuff is just gripping, because when you are in a room surrounded by stuff you realize how crude and brutal this american revolutionary war was. >> it isn't all just flags, drums and romance, this is, these are different types of artillery round using during the revolutionary war. this is known as a chain shop. >> how do this work. >> this is two halves of the cannon ball that fit together where they are connected by chain all loaded down in

come november rubio will face congressman patrick murphy who won the democratic senate primary with nearly 60% of the vote. donald trump's running mate mike pence tweeted a photo of his phone call congratulating him on the win. kasie hunt also caught up with rubio after his victory and asked him about what florida voters see in donald trump. >> you once said that donald trump is going to make america orange again. is that the kind of person you're trying to convince floridians to be president now? >> look he's not running against george washington. he's running against hillary clinton. but, it was one of the most dishonest people to run for president, i'm running for the senate and that's an independent branch of government, and one that has an important role in our constitution and i can't wait to get back there. >> nice reporting by kasie hunt there. meanwhile questions are being raised as to whether senator rubio still has presidential ambitions. during an interview yesterday he wouldn't commit to serving out a full six-year senate term. >> no one can make that commitment because you don't know what the future is going to hold in your

murphy on the latest trump resistance to releasing his taxes. >> it would be foolish to do. >> the nexus of hillary clinton, epipens and another odd introduction for mikeence. >> i'm a white male and i am prejudice. what did i do to change? >> when "all in" starts right

murphy on the latest trump resistance to releasing his taxes. >> it would be foolish to do. >> the nexus of hillary clinton, epipens and another odd introduction for mike pence. >> i'm a white male and i am prejudice. what did i do to change? >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, in the latest perplexing move by hissoun orthodox campaign, donald trump is about to take the stage tonight in jackson, mississippi, where mitt romney won by 12 points in 2012. following a fund-raiser in the city with the second highest percentage of african americans in the country. and trump has right-wing british politician nigel farage, the leading politician for britain to leave the european union. he's not endorsing, but he and trump both seem to recognize what their politics have in common. while promoting the leave campaign, he exploited voters fears about immigration, which is echoed in trump's first tv ad which debuted last week. faraj writes his own column for breitbart news. he gafe them a massive thanks after his side won the brexit vote in june. trump later applauded the vote to leave the eu and took credit for predict

murphy took it a step further. tweeting, don't treat this as a political misstep. it's an assassination threat, seriously upping the possibility of a national tragedy and crisis. mike was in pennsylvania yesterday. and had this to say to nbc 10 just minutes after the comments. >> you don't believe he was inferring any violence relating to hillary clinton? >> of course not. no. donald trump is urging people around this country to act in a manner consist with their convictions in the course of this election. and people who cherish the second amendment have a very clear choice in this election. >> trump's camp responded to his comments saying, second amendment people are, quote, tremendously unified, which gives them great political power. donald trump said he meant no violence against his opponent. i'm live in the digital operations center, katy zachry. >>> presidential candidate hillary clinton will reveal her plan to boost the economy today. she will do it during a campaign stop. she will create an economy that works for everyone, not just the rich. and if elected, she has promised during their first 100 days in office, to make the biggest investment in good-paying