them as part of what he calls the power matthew day and his political rivals claim i'm no has a north florida terry an anti democratic streak they point to his refusal to accept the results of the last two elections in two thousand and six he paralyzed part of the capitol in protest of what he does know how to work within the political system as mayor of mexico city he worked with the private sector to regenerate the city center improve transport infrastructure and ended with a more than eighty percent approval rating now mixed courage waiting to see which version it gets moderates the radical populist all progressive if that is who wins the presidency john holdren. i could. burials have begun in central line geria for about one hundred people killed in recent days now the deaths are a result of an escalation in the conflict between farmers and sending their magic herders in plateau state president mohammed who bihari has warned against reprisal attacks and deployed extra forces to the area to contain the violence and it just has more from the capital a big. part of state has always been a fl

ever completed with the gradient grew up very poor born in georgia that group is a homesteader in north florida only eight years of education but was lincoln and and was a voracious reader and had a newspaper he took. we rolled the operator of the free press to make sure his readers were informed and went right like a 19th century prose and it was fascinating to me. so i charted out those editorials over 18 years and how it changed over time. those historical source that inspired her verbally to write idealistic figure of atticus of atticus with the idealism on the editorial page when he wrote in both our political demagoguery which was rampant in the 30 long concentrating all the power that was very low to the public interest because then he was writing again lynching as the rule of law in the thousands country you can see how that would come from her father but after two years you can see how her father is responding to these tumultuous changes transforming southern society by the late 30s but also during the war years so by the late 30s now to see labor union role and vendor will work to whe

positive, and lives in north-central florida. she asked we not reveal her identity-- we'll call her susan. she's struggled with her meds, and making it to the doctor an hour away, but what's hardest, she says, is the silence and the judgment. after susan found out her status, even her husband said, "don't tell anyone." >> every visit, the doctor's saying, "tell your children.my anusband, all the wayg, home, arguino. he said, "i'm telling you, don't tell them. you'll be sorry, because they'ln treat you diff they'll be different toward you." and i said, no! >> brangham: susan elly did tell her kids, and she later fod her way to this suppor group-- all h.i.v. positive women-- lled "lets talk about it." and it's run by the non-profit rural women's health project. it's the only group of its kindu for 15ies. that's a huge swath of north- ugntral florida. >> we've come thsome things together. some very serious thin >> brangham: if you spend time with this group, the first thing you reale is that h.i.v. still hangs over each of them like

them as part of what he calls the power matthew day and his political rivals claim i'm no has a north florida tarion anti democratic streak they point to his refusal to accept the results of the last two elections in two thousand and six he paralyzed part of the capitol in protest. but he does know how to work within the political system as mayor of mexico city he worked with the private sector to regenerate the city center improve transport infrastructure and ended with a more than eighty percent approval rating now mixed courage waiting to see which version it gets moderate radical populist will progressive if that is who wins the presidency john holdren. to europe now italy's interior minister materials salvina has paid a surprise visit to libya as part of efforts to try and stop migrants from reaching italy shores in tripoli's salvini called for the creation of un and e.u. backed centers to screen asylum applicants in nations the border libya also failed to help the libyan government patrol its territorial waters italy's new government has closed its ports to charity ships operating in th

projected some of the states most affected by this shift are oregon california arizona new mexico florida north and south carolina pennsylvania maryland and michigan researchers are predicting by the year two thousand and forty five whites could drop well below fifty percent of the population while the white population is decreasing the census says minority populations are steadily rising and twenty seventeen the hispanic population rose to fifty eight point nine million up two point one percent from twenty six.

michigan,ated in ohio, north carolina, florida, texas area -- texas. these are places where we have had misrepresentation as opposed to representation. that has had a real impact on our nation. it is part of the reason why we see dysfunction in washington dc -- washington, d.c. dcgressman in washington don't have to worry about a general election. you are in a safe district. the republican is going to win the general election. all you have to worry about is being primary. people drift further and further to the right in the republican party. they don't want to a direct with they don't want to compromise with their democratic counterparts. it is seen as a sign of weakness. as a result, not much happens in washington, d.c. at a more fundamental level, we also see a nonrepresentative congress and state legislatures. the will of the people is not reflected in the policies that we see enacted. the vast majority of the american people, i have seen 97%,rs that go as high as want to have expended background checks when it comes to the purchase of guns. the pos

dangerous thunderstorms from north dakota to florida.d tornado spotted in youngwood, pennsylvania. look at that. and major flooding in the streetsle of edgewater, new jersey. let's get right to rob marcianm. rob, over to you. >> reporter: good evening, david. we're looking at four pockets of storms tonight, including right here in the northeast. we'll start there. still some rain moving through boston, winding down tonight. but across the southeast, really strong line of storms there. over 100,000 people without power across alabama. another pocket of strong storms across the st. louis area, and that tornado watch up for much of the state of north dakota tonight. the other big story is the big heat. 105, all-time record high for denver today. and excessive heat warnings out for st. louis, minneapolis, outside of chicago for tomorrow with heat end decks up over 100 degrees. that builds east for the weekend. david? >> thank you, rob. >>> and new word tonight after a series of explosions in lotion explosive devices. david sermon has been ar

project at some of the states most affected by this shift are oregon california arizona new mexico florida north and south carolina pennsylvania maryland and michigan researchers are predicting by the year two thousand and forty five whites could drop well below fifty percent of the population while the white population is decreasing the census says minority populations are steadily rising and twenty seventeen the hispanic population rose to fifty eight point nine million up two point one percent from two thousand and sixteen the african-american population rose to forty seven point four million up one point two percent from last year and the asian population rose to twenty two point two million people up three point one percent from twenty six scene the study shows although birth rates are falling on the larning rate for whites they're also falling amongst other races citing there's a lack of the young people supporting baby boomers and washington actually banks r.t. . wow that was a little shocking didn't realize that there's are numbered now well it's kind of a just. the last ride kids enjoy

projected some of the states most affected by this shift are oregon california arizona new mexico florida north and south carolina pennsylvania maryland and michigan researchers are predicting by the year two thousand and forty five whites could drop well below fifty percent of the population while the white population is decreasing the census says minority populations are steadily rising and twenty seventeen the hispanic population and rose to fifty eight point nine million two point one percent from two thousand and sixteen the african-american population rose to forty seven point four million up one point two percent from last year and the asian population rose to twenty two point two million people up three point one percent from twenty sixteen let's go to shows although birth rates are falling an alarming rate for whites they're also polling amongst other races citing there is a lack of young people supporting baby boomers and washington actually banks are. wow i was. a little shocked didn't realize the days are numbered well it's kind of interesting. as. a joy that enjoys over the top whi

ichigan,peated in ohio, north carolina, florida, texas area -- texas. these are places where we have had misrepresentation as opposed to representation. that has had a real impact on our nation. it is part of the reason why we see dysfunction in washington dc -- washington, d.c. dcgressman in washington don't have to worry about a general election. you are in a safe district. the republican is going to win the general election. all you have to worry about is being primary. people drift further and further to the right in the republican party. they don't want to a direct with they don't want to compromise with their democratic counterparts. it is seen as a sign of weakness. as a result, not much happens in washington, d.c. at a more fundamental level, we also see a nonrepresentative congress and state legislatures. the will of the people is not reflected in the policies that we see enacted. the vast majority of the american people, i have seen 97%,rs that go as high as want to have expended background checks when it comes to the purchase of guns. the pos

so if you're in michigan, north carolina or florida, politicians have read the elections using gerrymandering. say people get out vote for one party and the other party holds onto the seats when they shouldn't. i have seen this up close. it's also statewide. this is an undermining of democracy. starts at the state level but can also filter to the house of representatives. >> what you make of that? >> we saw this in pennsylvania with a ruled against it it can have a big effect on the elections. with the supreme court decision could affect a lot we think it could get a vote of the senate late this afternoon the senate is bracing for a showdown. they're talking about the t what was that story of liza causing pushback? >> it has raised questions about whether the president's position has played improperly into business deals. it's also becoming more dramatic because we are in the midst of a heightened trade conflict with china. the president opposing tariffs on his side. so the situation with china is becoming more heightened. >> how does this play out in the senate floor? >> i think the administ

if you look at a handful of states like florida, north carolina, and pennsylvania, all of which trumpargins, the african-american community plays a really important role, because it did not turn out in the same levels that it didn't 2008 and 2012. that essentially was a math problem that the campaign was really aware of. they knew that if -- in order to win, they not only had to create , but theyferent map had to get blacks not to come out in the same way that they differ obama -- did for obama. carol: you also talk about campaign finance. this is a case that may be looked at, in terms of what bruce carter did, and whether or not there were violations. >> it is a look exactly at how ad hoc the trump campaign was in the way that it was operating. and how it really did not care much about what the federal election laws set. there is a basic tenet of federal election law that if you are campaigning you cannot coordinate your activities with independent groups that are funded in very different ways. in this case, we go through emails and other documents, we are able to show that there was

but this repeater also in michigan, ohio, north carolina, florida, texas piggies are places where as result of the gerrymandering done in 2011 we have had i think misrepresentation as opposed to representation. that has had a real impact on ourou nation. it is i think part of the reason why we see this function in washington, d.c. because of these gerrymandered districts, congressman inma washington, d.c. don't have to worry about a general election. you have to worry about that. the republicans going to win the general election for all you have to worry about is being primary to. that's your main concern as result people drift further and further to thehtnd the republican party, and don't want to interact with compromise with their democratic counterparts. that leads to dysfunction. interacting, compromise and with the democratic counterpart is seen as a sign of weakness. you don't want that because that raises the possibility of a primary. as a result not much happens in washington, d.c. but even at a a more fundamentl level in addition to the dysfunction you also see a nonrepresen

right now we're focused on florida, north dakota, indiana. i don't see virginia in it.hat's picking aht with the >> don't t ts t it? his intention. think he would rather avoid that. and look, he's also stating fact. almost any candidate who would emerge from this virginia republican primary would have had a very tough time against senator tim kaine. the others on the ballot, one waast as iestings corey stewart, and the other had little name recognition. so i think that virginia was not aop priority for republins any way. this is a state that hillary clinton won in 2016, and in a midterm year when republicans expect their to be even worse than that.so it woul fight. but ye a lot of republicans really cringe at the rhetoric of corey stewart, talking about this issue of, is the republican party a vehicle for a certain set of beliefs and principals like free trade, or is it about the leadership of donald trump and electing a supportive group of people. if republican voters felt like it was so-called conservative principles, they had a lot of candidates to choose from in 201

the united states according to a map provided to cnn and most are in texas, arizona and north carolina and floridad john berman ahead and the "capital gazette" said, quote, this page is intentionally left blank to commemorate the victims' shootings at our office. we use these moments to have fun and this is not one of the days. you'll visit what happened and what is at play here with one of the victim's brothers on "new day" today. >> and i was looking at the editorial page and it got me right in the gut. they left theiditioral page blank in memory of those lost. they did put the paper out though. that is the true message from the "capital gazette" this morning and what they shood for and stand for still. we're going to get this damn this paper out. they said, the "capital gazette" reporting on itself, the day after an assault on journalism. the day after an assault on that paper. that paper is so integral to the community in annapolis. part of putting that city forward, putting that city on its feet every day. and as you said, we'll talk to people there. i'll speak to the mayor in an hour. how is

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picked for senate, and he said this -- >> look, we have a big map, and right now, we're focused on florida, north dakota, missouri, indiana. big map, and i don't see virginia in it. >> senator gardner, not giving you love. the former lieutenant governor in your party, no love, but trump giving you love. does this mean you are the party that president trump want to cultivate? >> gardner and the others are going to come around. a lot of hurt feelings. i beat their guy. they didn't support president trump back in the day either. what's happening inside of the an party is the party ischangin. it's becoming the party of the little guy. once upon a time, it was the s party of t working guy. no l they slammed the door in their face and now it's president trump and the new republican party that is supporting working americans, blue-collar workers. that why we're winning states like michigan, wisconsin, ohio, and pennsylvania, and we're about to take back virginia as well. >> that's why trump may have won them, but i'm talking about you. you seem to be cottoning to a very specific brand of humanity. and y

tony is in north port, florida. you're on the air. caller: i'm tony. just come to the united states 45 years ago. there was everything good in america. they send everything to china, they don't do nothing in america. they are stupid, the people talking it is bad for america. in every house, they have trouble. trump is the number one president of the united states. supports america, the american people, american working class. host: some of the reporting from the new york times. after the tariffs took effect in late march, prices on steel and aluminum probably began to rise. american metal manufacturers say that has helped to level the playing field. century aluminum company which a supported the terrace, says the action "protects thousands of american aluminum workers and puts u.s. national security first." but the times writes it has left businesses that lie on imported medals, like beer makers, auto manufacturers, and others exposed. and now that the tariffs will hit america's closest allies, some early supporters are changing their view. the new yor

north carolina. we got pennsylvania and florida.e started off that night, donald trump has won the state of florida. right? and they go, whoa! , whoa! they just last florida. you know what they said? don't worry about it. they said north carolina is the fire wall. south carolina we have no chance. but north carolina. so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the fire wall wasn't much of a fire wall in north carolina. so i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina for everything you have done. and right from day one when i came down here, henry mcmaster, i said why are you with me? he said i like what you say. we need strong borders. we are talking about it now. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "build that wall"] so he said, we need strong borders. we have to stop crime. we want lower taxes. we love our military, we love our vets, and we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. i don't know what else he told me. but that was enough. and he was sort of just like this handsome guy w

florida. number two is texas and number three is arizona. number four's north carolina number five is georgia. time and again when americans get the choice between democrats who want to make raising taxes easier and republicans who want to make raising taxes harder the blue states are donating indeed that they are donating their best and brightest. i don't know if it's just coming down to the great weather we have in the south or the conservative policy that provides a better quality of life for people but florida texas and george in arizona in north carolina. i yield to the gentleman from california. >> is this amendment a tax-cut? it's a tax-cut. he's eliminating the deduction. people feel up to claim a larger deduction on their taxes. that's a tax-cut. >> folks from the state of florida have to essentially underwrite that is essentially say because we have lower taxes and our state our citizens don't have available to us the very same deductions available to the citizens of telephone you. 50 states vote with their feet and they seem to be voting by moving aw

number two is north carolina, followed by minnesota, texas and florida. know if you agree with the list. give us your feedback on our website. atmfans.com. >> where is your favorite place to road trip? >> manhattan. man, you can get to 0 to 10 in 5 hours. >>> and two firefighters in akron, ohio, have been suspended after being accused of making pornographic videos at the firehouse. >> the longtime couple allegedly posted the individual joes online and may have broken some rules about using city property. they reportedly been good employees for 15 years. >> their union rep said that this is the first time that he has ever heard of a case like this. but it could come down to them losing their jobs over this. >> why did they put it online? i mean, why do it there in the first place. >>> okay, most people who look up at the clouds they see clouds. >> sure, but a man from south carolina saw a little bit more than that when he snapped this photo of a cloud, he said he thought it looked like the president. the president on a windy day. side by side of the presid

and we got north carolina. [ cheers ] we got pennsylvania. and we got florida.they said, "north carolina is our firewall. south carolina, we have no chance." but north carolina -- and so, we won south carolina. thank you very much. >> seth: uh, how many times are you going to tell this story? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "uh, grandpa, i heard this story." [ laughter ] for trump, talking about the election is how he soothes his ego. and yesterday, he rambled on about it for a very long time. at one point, even acknowledging that he was bragging about himself because no one else would do it for him. >> to win wisconsin, which hasn't been won in many years, like 1972, i think. that's a long time. to win michigan, which hasn't been won in a long time. you know, it's very interesting -- i just took this hat. sometimes you have to toot your own horn. because nobody else is going to do it. certainly they're not going to do it. [ applause ] >> seth: oh, you just figured that out? [ laughter ] you've been putting your name on buildings for 40 years. and you just

north carolina. we got pennsylvania and we got florida.florida. [applause] they went whoa. they just lost florida. and you know they said? don't worry about it. north carolina is a firewall. south carolina we have no chanc chance. so we won south carolina, thank you very much and the firewall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina so i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina for everything you have done, and right from day one when i came down, henry mcmaster, i said why are you with me. he said because i like what you're saying. i like what he said. we have strong voters. [applause] [inaudible] >> he said we need strong borders, we have to stop crime, we want lower taxes, we love our military and we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. [applause] i don't know what else he told me but that was enough. it was sort of this handsome guy with a wonderful wife, peggy, where's peggy. [applause] so henry was for me from the beginning. there is nobody else. it wasn't like i supported trump, i su

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florida. number two is texas, number three arizona, number four north carolina at number five is georgia. so time and again when americans get the choice between democrats who want to make raising taxes easier and republicans who want to make raising taxes harder, the blue states are donating indeed but they're donating their best and brightest and so i don't know if it's just coming down to the great weather we have in the south or if it's the conservative policies that lead to quality of life for people, but as we say in florida and texas and at times in georgia and arizona and north carolina, y'all come. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i yield tod the gentleman frm california. >> is mr. jeffries amendment a tax cut? >> it's a tax increase. >> if the tax cut. he's limiting the stall deduction cap. that means people can claim a large ejection on the taxes. that's a tax cut. >> in the clinton by time i would say when folks on the state of florida have to essentially underwrite that and it essentially say because we have lower taxes in our state that our citizens don't have available to us

something that i can see people loading up their family in the car and coming from north carolina, virginia, tennessee, floridaddy? oy! what do you think of the store? -shuler: it's big. -lynne: it's big. norton: you know what i call it? marcusizing. lemonis: you marcusized this place? -norton: no, you marcusized it. -lemonis: okay. so, can you kind of give me a tour of the place? lynne: okay. we'll start off with our grilling section, which we're still adding to it. lemonis: what about -- lynne: this is our western wear. norton: i think they'll sell. lemonis: i just think this is a giant mistake. norton: you got to remember you're in south carolina. these things do sell here better than they will a lot of places. lemonis: i don't think it's about where we are. i think it's about what we're trying to be. getting in the apparel business is a totally different element. the problem with selling apparel is that if you're gonna get into the general-store business, you have to sort of walk before you run. and carrying things that require sizes and fitting rooms, i think let's -- let's slow down a little bit. nice to

capitol, members of congress way in on the north korea summit. join us, florida republican congressman ted yoho. illinois congressman bd schneider. congressmanatic joaquin castro. foreign affairs subcommittee on europe, eurasia, and emerging threats, dana rohrabacher. join the discussion. >> sunday, on cue and day, filmmakers joe trippi a and skews it discussed the documentary. the actions ofhe catonsville nine another protest for the vietnam war. >> it was mostly scruffy college-age protesters and here was middle-aged clergy. arepublic think, if we against this war, maybe i should reconsider it. that was a turning point for the antiwar moment. their action didn't end the vietnam war but i don't think -- i don't see how you could argue it didn't help in the draft. selective service system they felt publicly they were under attack. you can draw a line from what they did to the draft ending in 73. sunday at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. france's ambassador to the u.s. spoke of the carnegie endowment for international peace about the u.s. relationship with europe an

north carolina. we got pennsylvania and we got florida. we started off that night, donald trump has won the state of florida. right? and they go whoa! they just lost florida. you know what they said? don't worry about it. north caroli north carolina -- they said north carolina is our fire wall. south carolina we have no chance. but north carolina. so we won south carolina, thank you very much. [cheers & applause] and the fire wall wasn't much of a fire wall in north carolina. so i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina for everything you've done. right from day one, when i came down here, henry mcmaster, i said why are you with me? he said i like what you saying. we need strong borders. we're talking about it now and we have. [cheers & applause] so he said we need strong borders. we have to stop crime. we want lower taxes. we love our military. we love our vets and we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. [cheers & applause] i don't know what else he told me, but you know what? that was enoug

florida. number two is texas. three is anthony a. number four is north carolina. and number five is georgia and so time and again when americans get the choice between democrats who want to make raising taxes easier and republicans who want to make it harder, the blue states are donating indeed. but they're donating their best and brightest. so i don't know if it's just coming down to the great weather we have in the south or if it's the conservative policies that have led to better quality of life for people, but as we say in florida and texas and at times in georgia and arizona and north carolina, y'all come. >> would the gentlemen yeield? >> isn't mr. jeffrey's amendment a tax cut? >> it's a tax increase. >> no, it's a tax cut. he's eliminated the salt deduction cap. >> no, no -- >> that means people will be able to claim a larger deduction on their taxes. that's a tax cut. >> in reclaiming my time, when folks from florida have to essentially underwrite that and say that you know, because we have lowerax in our state, th our citizens don't have b available to u

north carolina. we started off at night, and donald trump has won the state of florida.plause] they just lost florida. you know think that? don't worry about it. north carolina they said that as a firewall. south carolina we have no chance. but we won south carolina thank you very much. and the fire mall -- wall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina so thank you to those incredible people for everything you have done from day number one when i came down here, mr. mcmaster why are you with me? i agree. we need strong borders. we said we need strong borders and lower taxes we love our military. we love our veterans and our second amendment. other than that i don't know be 15b15i don't know what he told me that that is enough. a handsome guy with a wonderful wife. where is peggy? henry was for me from the beginning there was nobody else i supported donald trump very early after the defeat of nine people they were with me and never let you forget that henry was there at the beginning he is a fighter and tough and strong and gentleman. he was up early in the morning and

north carolina. we got pennsylvania and we got florida.e started off that night, "donald trump has won the state of florida." and they go, whoa, whoa, they just lost florida. you know what they said, don't worry about it, north carolina -- they said, north carolina is f our firewal. south carolina, we have no chance. but north carolina, and so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the firewall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina. so i wantha to think the incredible people of south carolina for everything you've done and right from day one when i came down here, henry mcmaster, he said, i like what you say. i agree. we need to strong borders. we are talking about ittr now. [crowd chanting] he said we need to strong borders, we need to stop crime, we need to cut taxes, we love our military, we love our beds, we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what else he told me but you know what, that was enough, right? and it was sort of this, like, handsome guy with a wonderful wife, peggy. where's peggy? so hen

photograph of the closing handshake between president trump and the north korean leader that took place in singapore. francis from florida, republican line. caller: good morning. mr. president, you will get this message. we are all praying for you. you are doing a great job. keep it up. there is so much jealousy in the united states now. the breakdown of the family unit , not honoring the flag, there are so many things these liberals just want to criticize. they are setting terrible examples for their children and their friends. by the way they are acting. they have lost the election. let the president take over and do his job. he has done so much already. everybody should be watching fox. do you want me to stop? host: we are getting an echo. we ask thayou turn the volume down. let's go to st. helens, oregon. democrats line. caller: yeah, i keep hearing all this stuff about how donald trump has done this, he has taken credit for this, all about him taking credit for the job right getting low. what about what obama did? ready to go getting into a depression, we are what is -- in what is called a recession. host: this is t

across parts of louisiana into alabama georgia may see a few shows so too for the florida peninsula further towards the north we've got some heavy rain just clearing through when the pages across the far north of the united states and into canada but for the eastern seaboard generally fine conditions with new york and washington seen temperatures into the thirty's and that continues as we head on through into the start of the weekend ahead across more western areas is generally looking fine but it could have blown denver temperatures coming back to twenty five degrees celsius for central parts of america we've got some heavy showers across panama and costa rica otherwise weather conditions looking mostly fine up through the rest of the isthmus as for the islands of the caribbean heavy showers still across parts of the bahamas western parts of cuba but it will find some brighter conditions returning as we head through into saturday the heavy showers across northern parts of south america have been for quite some time to come further towards the south this frontal system still be in effect to the far south of

that's the media reaction to one summit and president trump off the meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un but floridan senator marco rubio has now criticized the media for their coverage. his tweet the president's meeting with kim jong-un exposed incredible hipocracy of many in the media, when obama did these things he was described as enlightened. when trump does it he is wreckless and foolish. a year ago they attacked trump for leading us potentially toward war and now a of course him for being too quick for peace. let's bring in fox news mediabuzz host and the author of the terrific book you've got to buy it, it's media madness he's howie kurtz great to see you. what do you think of senator rub io. by the way you previewed all of this that this was happening in your book, right? >> yeah, for the media knee jerk visceral reaction against the president on foreign policy disruption is a lot of that in the book and we see that here as well. look i think the questions asked in most of those clips not leaving us with a shot at the president are actually fair questions there is a legitimate question to b

imagine that world would be unromantic air force outposts in oklahoma and alabama and florida, to finally fayetteville, northarolina. they came here in 1999. marty was captain theer by them, flew one of those huge c-130 cargo planes. all that time alone, not so easy on a marriage. as she revealed during those tape recorded interviews with psychologist dr. debby leighton. >> michelle talked about a few problems in the marriage. primarily growing apart over the years. marty was away for extended periods of time. she had a hard time with that. it was getting difficult for her. she was lonely. >> sometimes he was gone for months and when he finally did come home, military families have come to know that adjustment period all too well. they bickered, they argued about her housekeeping, his job, about having children. he wanted them, she didn't. she was worried she'd be stuck raising them by herself in a town where she was already miserable and lonely. >> fayetteville, loserville and had nobody to hang out with, nobody i could pick up the phone and call. >> that actually is about the time it started. harmless real

florida. and you know what they said? do not worry about it. they said north carolina is our firewall. south carolina we have no chance, but north carolina -- so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the firewall was not much of a firewall in north carolina. i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina and right from day one when i came down here, henry mcmasters, he said i like what you say, i agree. we need strong borders. we are talking about it now. [applause] so, he said we need strong borders, we have to stop crime, we want lower taxes, we love our our vets, andove we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. [applause] i don't know what else he told me but that was enough, right? and he was this handsome guy with a wonderful wife, peggy. where is peggy? [applause] so henry was for me from the beginning. there was nobody else. it wasn't like -- some of these guys said i supported donald trump very early. yeah, after seven other people. after the defeat of nine people they were with me. and they never let you forget. but henry was

across parts of louisiana into alabama georgia may see a few showers so too for the florida peninsula further towards the north of got some heavy rain just clearing through when the pages across the far north of the united states and into canada but the eastern seaboard generally fine conditions with new york and washington seen temperatures into the thirty's and that continues as we head on through into the start of the weekend had across more western areas is generally looking fine with it cooler than denver temperatures coming back to twenty five degrees celsius for central parts of america we've got some heavy showers across panama and costa rica otherwise weather conditions looking mostly fine up through the rest of the isthmus as for the islands of the caribbean heavy showers still across parts of the bahamas western parts of cuba but will find some brighter conditions returning as we head through into saturday the heavy showers across northern parts of south america have been for quite some time to come further towards the south this frontal system is still be in effect to the far south of brazil and in

but i am betting the rosie view will not be dimmed by anything coming out of north korea, or the federal reserve. jim in florida. >> caller: calling from the sunshine state big booyah the stock i am calling about is igt. i bought this stock. and the stock held up around 30 and since then it has been falling on its face with no bad news what gives >> too much hot money is in it company is doing fine. i would stick with t i am tempted to buy the stock here. let's go to bill in utah. >> caller: hey, jim, great to be with you i follow your advice and your an analysis both with the guys, the opening bell and on "mad money." you did a segment called off the charts where you analyze oil. probably likely to go down i have been following a company called den burry resources and have been investing in it. it follows oil closely is this a good time to buy more. >> no. we are going to follow what carly garner said, oil has not been acting that well. and we do have a lot of problems with oil and there is no way to get the oil out of the permian i am not a fan of dnr. oil is going to hit 62, 63 and then we will reassess. ver

i think we'll focus our efforts in florida, in ohio, in north dakota where we've got better opportunities for pick-ups than virginia. >> why do you think the republican voters in that state chose corey stt? he's a man that's defended confederate monuments. he once called a self-professed pro-white candidate for congress his personal hero, even though he distanced himself from that. he's been tut birth birtherism again.why would repu choose him? >> i'm not from virginia. we're incredibly proud of bill scott who's going to win in november. i think if we lose the house in november it will be a consequence of not running good campaigns. i think that -- you mentioned virginia. the real story in virginia is in some of the house races where you had really strong turnout in the republican primary compared to diminisd turnout on the democratic side when you look at where expectations were. i don't think there's going to be a blue wave in virginia and i think the republicans running there like barbara com stock and scott taylorill be essential to preserving our majority. >> is there a place for mod

north korea from say. between washington. will take place. and a florida jury awards four cents compensation to the grieving family of a black man who was fatally shot in his own home by police we spoke to the families . who have to tell three children that their pain and suffering their loss of a father is only worth. every year tuning in from right around the world welcome to moscow on to our international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story palestinians are mourning the death of a nurse killed by me is really defense forces during protests on the israel gaza border on friday here's video of her taken not long before she was killed. this myth is that in the desert. and there's nothing better how are you going to. miss some. kind of movie. because our. brain is so. cut them. pictures of the young nurse went viral on twitter us people expressed their condolences resign shroff was among the party medics tending to wounded palestinians those demonstrations continue over what they deem as an israeli occupation of their territory doe