mr. gordon mentioned. ourn policies called for americn ambassador to be murdered and libya to be run by i.s.i.s. another place we could be working together with russia --s >> woodruff: let me stop youe there. we only have about 30 seconds and i want to give mr. gordon a final chance to respond.es philip gordon.do >> we're mostly talking aboutou foreign policy, but i want to come back to your question of mr. trump's admiration of putin and his system. >> he never said that.ha >> woodruff: so troubling. one even tries to figure out why he's so admiring of a leader who has cracked down on journalists and is suspected of using even violence, cracked down on civil vote, ruling with an iron fist within russia, to look with admiration on that sort of domestic leadership i think is really inconsistent with -- >> mr. trump never made those comments. you put those words in his mouth, mr. gordon -- >> -- that leads him to say these things. >> you're incorrect, my friend. >> woodruff: we'll leave it there. thank you b

mr. gordon and asked him about the concerns among foreign investors about rumors that his government position be under threat. >> what we're looking for is not individual so much as much as what drives institutions and in the case of investors whether they have the levels of certainty and confidence. that's possible for us not with standing all the political noise that happens in every country to reach that point where we can give that kind of confidence. >> now italy's economist said that his government's growth forecast will be revised down as the country contends with structural reforms. >> the italian economy is growing if you look at figures. of course not growing as fast as i would like to see. growth forecasts have been revised down and will be revised down, the government is about to release and as a background to the budget framework which will be handed over to parliament. >> this seems to contrast to what was told to cnbc earlier this month that italy's growth forecast would not need revisions. take a listen. >> growth continues so it's not flat. indeed it's improving with respect

mr. gordon, we couldn't find gordon around but he could see us. >> five cameras right here. >> and we found plenty of other res debs. we paided a thousand our first month. >> leaving my flip flops on the patio. >> this is a park back here so we got is $170 fine. >> it shows up in your mailbox. >> every homeowner has the opportunity to file an appeal, they spend years refining hoa policies, fees determined by the type of violation and number of violations that registered cars are are given the opportunity to move the vehicle before it's toed. arlene says enough is enough. >> it's like harassment. >> scott gordon is one of several employees hired to handle day to day operations, gordon owns several units. have a great day, you got a problem let me know. >> don't do it, fine. >> my neighbors sleep on the patio. >>> it is a great day to be outside and we have a wonderful event for everybody. >> this weekend is the last maricopa county home and garden show of the year, we stopped by a preview, more than 900 booths set up there, it's the largest home show in the southwest and really something for

supporting throughout the challenging process andi as a browns and said that gordon singular health and that's a situation in termson of what mr. josh gordon missing 30 of the teams at last a 35 games due to suspension now word on the team's most talented player throughout prior he will have his jersey gloves and cleats that he used it last week in that game placed in the hall of fame in canton marking the first time since frank gifford in 1959120 yards receiving 30 neat thing but prior notice of sunday's performance came in a losing cause he will of course is he a talkative cornerl in joshua norman on sunday here's prior don't get me wrong the corners and in the lake a great corners great corner i don't really look at the numbers i just look at the number i don't really look at the nameiithe i just see how doi peter coverage if they play a lot of their own coverage to deal with the coach. >> moving out to our playoff abound in the ends of the toughest opponent today mother naturend they're rounding up te animals as we speak in detroit actually the indians and the tigers at that game today was called off it is possible if it n

mr. snowden. he did so with convic >> reporter: joseph gordon 11it stars in the film "snowden" which is in theaters this weekend. >>> a quick-thinking mom walking her dog helped deputies nab two teens on a crime spree. two cars were broken into in seminole yesterday morning. judy nearly walked up to one of the crimes in progress. she noticed two teens from car- to-car and called 911. arrested. >> i feel really good that i was able to help people get their stolen things back. i'm glad that i took action to call 911. >> pinellas investigators are looking for other suspects. deputies say the 15-year-old committed five felonies in the past year. and is already on a special list they monitor for high risk juvenile offenders. >>> a pinellas county mom is furious about a man from her neighborho w gun. lisa green says her 8-year-old was two blocks from home sunday night when it happened. he apparently volunteered along with other kids to be starts for a game. police say while the man used poor judgment it appears there was no intent to cause harm. state attorney's office in fact ruled a crime wasn't commit

gordon? >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> >> caller: how are you? >> caller: good. congratulations on the fantastic job you do educating the investing public. i'm a minister and we have an investment club at our church. and listening to you is one of the keys to life. >> thank you. >> caller: thank you for the fantastic job. >> minister, thank you so much. wow! i mean, we do it. we do it for a reason. we've been doing it forever. you're listening. thank you for those comments. it inspires us too. >> caller: yes. i like your comments on the stock symbol al, they purchase and lease commercial jet airlines in asia, pacific rim latin-america as well as other countries. they announced today that the airlines is committed to leasing at least six of their new airbus. i would like to know your opinion on this company. in a good enough place that a company like this can do well and grow? >> thank you for the comment. i'm still glowing. we heard from honeywell and from boeing. looks like air travel is over ten-year period will continue to advance. that's how we will look at i

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mr. snowden and he did so with conviction and love of country."joseph gordon-levitt stars in the film, "snowden," which releases in theaters this weekend. i'm andrew spencer, fox six news. civil rights groups like amnesty international and the a-c-l-u obama to pardon snowden. they're planning to hold a news conference in new york later this morning at 10 a-m. the latest i-phone isn't even in store yet. ahead on wake up --- just how many have been sold. and the iron horse hotel is celebrating a big birthday. after the break how you can get in on the fun. and carl has a preview of bug russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family

mr. snowden. and did he so with conviction and -- and with love of country. >> reporter: joseph gordon- levitt stars in the film snowden, which releases in cathedrallers this weekend. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> civil rights groups like amnesty international and the aclu will hold a news conference this morning as they ask the president to pardon snowden. >>> the families of two yuba county girls who were murdered over 40 years ago may have clear usual. police arrested two men. larry patterson from oklahoma and william harbour of olive hurst were taken into custody yesterday. both men are 65. they are suspected of killing valerie janis lane and doris karen derryberry both from olivehurst in november of 1973. valerie was 12, doris 13. the police were meticulous about saving evidence. new dna tests linked both suspects to the crime. >> you don't forget something like that when it's something that you cared about. >> today we truly hope that what's transpired brings some level of closure to them if that's possible. >> both men are facing charges. >>> we have seen a lot of wildfires this year but e

mr. snowden and he did so with conviction and love of country."jose ph gordon-levitt stars in the film, "snowden," which releases in andrew spencer, reporting donald trump is pledging to be, "the president of everyone." the republican presidential nominee made that comment during a stop in clive yesterday. he is trying to capitalize on democrat hillary clinton's declaration that half of the republican's supporters belong in "a basket of the judgment and the temperament to be president. " the policies of hillary clinton have produced death and destruction overseas has been disastrous. no matter where you look. everything she touches has been a disaster " he attacked clinton on a number of other fronts, saying her scandals are bigger than watergate. he also touched on campaign issues like immigration and trade. the democratic presidential nominee will resume campaigning tomorrow after a bout nick merrill says she spent yesterday reading briefing material and making calls. she also watched president obama campaign on her behalf in philadelphia. ""you want to debat

mr. snowden. he did so with conviction and love of country. >> reporter: joseph gordon 11it stars in thehe film that releas in theaters this weekend. andrew spencer reporting. >>> civil rights groups like amnesty international and aclu are launching a campaign asked obama to pardon snowden. they plan to hold a news >>> new information about chelsea manning. her lawyer says the former soldier ended her prison hunger strike after learning she will receive gender transition surgery. manning told her lawyers she's expected to meet with doctors in the next week or two. formerly known as bradley manning she's serving a 35-year sentence for giving classified documents to wikileaks. she began the hunger strike to recommendations for gender transformation. >>> a number of american war planes including b-52s hit a chemical weapons manufacturing facility in iraq. that also served as a headquarters for the terror organization. as of now the pentagon doesn't know for sure what chemicals are being developed at the facility. >>> one bride in new hampshire will always remember the trip to the altar because she had

mrs. laura bush. andressman john lewis smithsonian secretary david gordon.eremony for live on c-span, the radio app and c-span.org. join us for c-span's road to the white house coverage today. hillary clinton campaigning in philadelphia live at noon eastern time over on c-span2. then donald trump campaigns in fort myers, florida. in florida shows the candidates are in a tight race. according to a poll, clinton althoughone point donald trump has a one-point lead according to real clear politics average of polls. gary johnson has 9% and the green party's jill stein has two with independents divided. you can read more at the hill.com. president obama is expected to make a statement. you can watch that statement live at 11:30 eastern time, about 10 minutes away here on c-span. first, take a look at today's washington journal. >> dave leventhal is back at our desk. his work involves tracking campaign fund raising and spending. put this in perspective. are there estimates about the total amount of money that is going to be spent with the presidential election all

mr. chief justice, members of the board of advisoryto the museum council, secretary davis gordon, to theates congress and all of my colleagues in the house and memory of the late representative room texas, the architects of this incredible building and the staff of the white house, federal agencies, congress, the smithsonian that tohed and pulled together make this moment happen. to all of the construction companies and their crews, thank you. for all you did to lead our proprietor to this magnificent day. as long as there is a united there of america, now will be a national museum of african american history and culture. [applause] this is a great achievement. i tell you, i feel like singing from the march on washington 50 years ago how we got over. some said it could not have been. who said you cannot do it. we did it. we did it. we gather here today to dedicate a building. this place is more than a building. it is a dream come true. you and i, each and every one of seed of caught up in a light. minds ofborn in the wars'veterans. they met here 100 years ago. street baptist church, ohil

gordon is live at i wednesday oval. president is back on the campaign trail now rooting for the woman he had a tough fight against eight years ago. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. mrs. clinton resting at home in chap what new york. politicoes reporting think afternoon the clinton camp has put out talking points for surrogates to send a clear, concise and consistent message with regard to her handling of this pneumonia diagnosis. and it's pretty clear president obama got the memo. >> president obama drew a thunderous ovation as he took the stage for a midday rally designed to sure up support for a candidate now on the campaign version of the disable list. >> this is not me going through the motions here. i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> reporter: mrs. clinton nearly takenned when she was led to awaiting van after leaving a 9/11 memorial event early on sun day. our dr. mike cirigliano. >> my opinion, and if she were my patient, i would have had her in a hospital. >> reporter: but dr. mike says new known ya need not be all that serious. it depends on other factors. >> as long as it's an uncomplicated pneumonia and she doesn't have any other u

mr. president, that we can all acknowledge that's something we need to work together on. it's not a partisan issue. ask gordon smith. it's not a partisan issue. ask me. and as i've indicated, many people work in these wonderful buildings here in the capitol, so many have been affected by suicide. i would note the absence of a quorum. first of all, i would think it would be important to note the business of the day. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of s. 2848, which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 523, s. 2848, a bill to provide for the conservation and development of water and related resources, and so forth and for other purposes. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: it is not. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i want to speak about the bill that we're debating right now, the water resources development act. i want to begin by commending the chairman of the e.p.w. committee, senato

gordon who has covered the president speech. the white house is hoping the president's popular will the will be a big win for clinton. >> no no question about it. mr. obama scored huge stories in philadelphia in 2008 and again in 2012. latest polling from franklin and marshall suggests hillary clinton might be able to duplicate those big margins leading donald trump by something like 70 percentage points. so who better to seal the deal for mrs. clinton how about the president himself in person and all fired up. >> president obama came to eakins oval to stump for hillary clinton. but adoring fans sometimes made it tough for the president to get a word in edge wise. >> we love you. >> i love you, too. >> i gotta -- we gotta -- we got some business to do here. we got some business to do. >> in fact some of the folks who gave up most of their day to attend this rally seemed just as happy to see the president as they would have been to see his would be successor. >> your level of enthusiasm for hillary clinton versus your level of enthusiasm for barack obama? >> barack obama. >> more enthused for mr. obama. >> yes. >> reporter: four years ago on his wa

mrs. laura bush. andressman john lewis smithsonian cemetery david smithsoniand secretary david gordon. you can watch the event live at 10:00 eastern time on c-span, the c-span radio app, and on www.c-span.org. now, comments live from hillary at the convention. this is 10 minutes. >> hello. it is so greatly to be back with you here tonight. i want to thank my congressman jim clybourn, presented its butterfield, members of the congressional black congress, and i wish to congratulate all of the binaries. on a personal note, i want to -- all of the honorees. on a personal note, i want to recognize a dear friend who is retiring, congressman charles wrangle. he is one-of-a-kind. we are grateful for your years of service. about one of the best presidents that we have ever had? president barack obama. all throughout this campaign, i have made this point over and over again -- resident obama saved our country am a second -- from aession second great depression. he brought osama bin laden to justice. and so much more. i do not think he gets the credit he deserves for doing what he has done on be

mr. trump first has to win the white house. >> and winning pennsylvania would greatly aid that effort. so he chose center city philadelphia for a major policy address today and our bruce gordon was there. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, it was really a national even international oriened speech that could have been delivered almost anywhere in the country, but the fact it was delivered here gives you some sense of the importance of a state the gop clearly believes is in play come november. it was far from the usual raucous donald trump campaign event. in fact it was down right staged. billionaire businessman appearing before invited guests at the union league to talk national security. >> we should work with any country that shares our goal of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorists. >> reporter: trump promised major rebuild of the u.s. military. and blasted away at his democratic arrivals record in iraq, libya, syria. >> clinton's policies as secretary of state have left the middle east in more disarray than ever before. not even close. had we done nothing, we would have been in far better position. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll shows what most of t

mr. trump has to first within the white house. >> and winning pennsylvania would greatly aid that effort. fox 29's bruce gordonas at today's major policy address. >> reporter: it was far from the usual raucous donald trump campaign event. in fact it was down right stayed. billionaire businessman appearing before invited guests at the union league to talk national security. >> we should work with any country that shares our goals of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorists. >> reporter: trump promised major rebuild of the u.s. military and blasted away at his democratic rivals record in iraq, libya, syria. >> clinton's policies as secretary of state have left the middle east in more disarray than ever before, not even close. had we done nothing, we would have been in far better position. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll shows what most of the old polls have shown. trump trailing hillary clinton in pennsylvania. by 8% taj points in this survey. four years ago, president obama road huge margins among minority voters to win big in philadelphia. big enough to overcome losses in the rest o

gordon is going to rehab instead. >>> did he break a us embargo? allegations about donald trump 's dealings in cuba. >>> we have rain showers everywhere from radar to radar. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, >>> hillary clinton and donald trump or someone else? why some feel an endorsemt could be controversial. >>> making headlines instead of breaking them. usa today does something it has never done before. >>> days away from being solely -- fully reinstated josh gordon is going to rehab instead. >>> 6:00 sharpe on the last day

mr. zimmerman was a practiced and perpetual liar. >> anchor: october 17 hearing. and apperson faces up to 20 years in prison. >> anchor: and a judge in georgia has ruled nick gordon kristina brown is legally responsible for his partner's death. conservator of brown's estate filed wrongful death civil lawsuit against gordon in 2015. accusing him of assault, battery, intentional inflict of emotional distress and transferring money from brown's account into his own without authorization. gordon was scheduled to appear in court on friday but did not show up. and the judge said because gordon has failed to appear twice, anything alle b plaintiff is admitted through omission. and no criminal charges have been filed against gordon yes. a jury will determine the amount of damages to be awarded to brown's conservator. and in a lawsuit filed against banking giant wells fargo it happened on friday. three plaintiffs in utah suing the bank for fraud invasion of privacy and breach of contract. recent news collect fees on millions of unauthorized accounts. bank accounts were used to el as a response to the scandal. it is agreed to pay $185 million in fines and refunds of 5 mill

mr. chief justice and members of the board of region to advise of the counsel, secretary davis gordon andof the united states congress and all of my colleagues in both the house and senate, in memory of the late representative of texas, protects this incredible building and to all of the staff of the white house, the federal agencies, the congress, the smithsonian, who push and pull together to make this moment happen and to all of the construction companies and their crews, i say thank you. thank you for all you did to help lead our society to this magnificent day. as lodge ng as there is a unite states of america, now there will be a national museum of african american history and culture. [ applause ] this is a great achievement. i tell you, i feel like singing this song in my head from the march on washington over 50 years ago, how we got over, how we got over. there is some who said it couldn't happen, who said it can't do it, but we did it. we did it. we're gathered here today but this place is more than a building, it is a dream come true. you and i, each and every one of us were c

gordon in new york, he is there with more on last night's battle for your vote. >> reporter: the with the quickness of the the first shot of the evening taking aim at mr. trump's claim to be a largely self-made business success story. >> he started his business with 14 million-dollar borrowed from his father and he really believed that the shore you help healthy people the better off we will be, and that everything will work out from there. i don't buy that. >> my father gave me a very small loan in 1975 and i built tonight to a company that is worth many, many billions of dollars with some of the greatest assets in the world. i say that because that is kind of thinking that our country needs. >> they battled over their controversies, trump's tax returns, clinton's e-mails. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes, when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted, as soon as she releases them, i will release. i will release, my tax returns. >> i have no reason to believe that he is ever going to release his tax returns, because there is something he is hiding. and we will guess, we will keep guessing at what it the might b

and secretary gordon, thank youo for the meeting in new york with grover. by far the most informative and interesting session. mr. chairman, ranking member cardin, most of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the civil war in syria and its regionalim implications. now in its sixth year, the crisis has destroyed the fabric of life in syria, killed at least 400,000 people, triggered the worst human displacement crisis since the end of world war ii, put neighboring countries of first asylum under enormous pressure, exacerbated regional tensions, and helped swell the ranks of violent extremist organizations, most notably daesh and al-qaeda. the conflict continues to be fueled by patrons and proxiesa'n with divergent interests and priorities at a time oforities unprecedented upheaval across the wider middle east, as governments pursue new models of political rule and vie for new positions of regional influence in short, the syrian conflictin presents one of the most complex challenges we have faced.the unt the united states is clear eyed about our role and responsibility. the civil war in syria is