mr. rhodes wasn't a willing seller, that was part of the problem. it will take some negotiation, but i think it is worth it. it is not just the hill itself. it is the impact that it has on blue diamond. the light solution would be a terrible thing. done under a willing buyer and seller. land that he might find more easy to develop elsewhere. that raises the value of that property and that gives him more to negotiate with. >> you don't think this is a proposal, he doesn't really want to develop those 5,000 homes up that's a difficult place to build houses, you shouldn't be building them there to start with. >> also during that press conference harry reed says he's tried legislation but accused republicans. >> congressman cresent hardy takes heat. the piece of paper his camp that he says backs up his claims. our face-off panel on harry reid other week. you can expect to see some >> we review some of the other big stories of the week. you can expect to see pro-recreational marijuana billboards. they plan on putting up billboards with support schools, n

mrs. clinton. host: that was jack in rhode island. health care statement for hillary clinton, making this point about her current medication, saying they include andamines, item in b12, that drug that was pointed out. oft was released july 28 2015. let's hear from republican line in arizona. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm calling. my daughter does taxes. she was looking at the clinton taxes. issue is that they made a -- it showstion that they made a sizable donation to charity. if you dig deeper, it shows which charity she gave to was the clinton foundation. i found that really stunning. clinton-esque.o host: what kind of records do you want to see released? caller: i have mixed emotions. we probably need to see the seomel and financial to degree. host: why do you say you have mixed -- caller: i don't think, unless it totally needs they are not fit to run, then it would really have no sway as far as i am concerned. you expect them to be moderately healthy at the age these two are. host: you said you had mixed emotions. what a

mr. gallatin: that is an excellent question, sir. i remind you of something i said earlier. i will return to it with accuracy. his excellency, when he spoke to the israelites of newport, rhode island made a statement that we need to keep in mind. the government of the united states gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution, no assistance. the children of the stock of abraham who enjoy the goodwill of the other inhabitants, there shall be none to make him afraid. it is the claim of those who follow islam that they are of the stock of abraham. they are descended from the son of abraham through haggai. that son's name is ishmael. i am sure he did not consider necessarily this would be extended to those who professed islam. i would say that what he said to the israelites would apply as well to the muslim man. [applause] >> you said that you were booted out of the senate on a partyline vote. am i correct that your former boss president washington warned against political parties? mr. gallatin: indeed. it was almost inevitable. >> do you feel the country would be better off without political parties? is it something we just put up with. [laughter] mr. gallatin: i might agree w

rhode island. he served in saudi arabia, germany and honduras. he is now a student at columbia university. he is leaning toward supporting hillary clinton. mr.aka is the only person who served in the armed forces in the race right now. >> you said that you oppose the use of u.s. forces overseas. u.s. forces are currently engaged in air strikes against isis and other military operations. my question to you is, do you consider isis to be a threat to the u.s. or to use allies or partners in the middle east? if so, what would you do to defeat isis that the obama administration is not doing? >> so, you know, there are rules of engagement, international rules. if you're going to attack another country, you need to be at imminent threat of being actually attacked by them. clearly, that threshold has not been made. isis is not about to launch a major attack against our country. and we have a track record now of fighting terrorism. not only isis but al qaeda before that and the taliban before that. this track record is not looking so. good we have spent $6 trillion, according to a recent harvard study when you include the costs, the ongoing costs of

stomping in new jersey and then rhode island on the democratic duo turning up the heat on the rival donald trump. it released their tax returns yesterday and are calling for mr. trump to do the same. brian is here with more on what to do for the taxes. first up, brian had a lot to say about donald trump and the taxes yesterday. speaking at an organizing event at st. a -- they say the republican nominee likely doesn't donate to charity as generous as he claims and he avoided pairing his fair share of taxes. >> every and including nick -- richard nixon said the american public has a right to see my tax returns. >> reporter: yesterday the clintons and the kaines release ed this tax return saying they paid a federal rate of 34.2% and gave more than a million dollars to charity. more than 6 million of their income came from speaking fees. mostly before mrs. clinton launched her campaign last april. meanwhile, virginia senator's *- is weighing in as well. >> he had choice words, didn't he? >> yes, the president downplayed the fbi's findings that clinton sent three e-mails from her privateer is private e-mail server. >> when he testified before congress, he had to

rhode island couple whose young son is battling leukemia. that's not all but the cruel theft getting national is already being immortal mr. brady, we've been expecting you. will you be needing anything else? no. not a thing. beautyrest black. norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. harold: oh, i'm stocking up before kelly ayotte gets her way on medicare. norman: what do you mean? harold: well, she wants to privatize medicare, turn it into a voucher program that'll cost families big time. norman: uhhh... the vitamins? harold: gotta keep my family strong because ayotte also wants to raise the medicare eligibility age. norman: ohhh... i think maybe i'll pick up a few too. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. good morning, everyone, mass state police sent out an update as to the road closures on route 1 a and on -- in the ted williams tunnel eastbound after a deadly accident this it is eastbound in the ted williams tunnel at exit 26 is closed because of the crash. the update was, they will hope to have things reopened at some point during the morning commute. as soon as we do we will let you kn