>> are you saying that you are speaking for the nra right now? >> yes. i'm an nra spokesperson.'s why i'm here. >> you're speaking for the nra and what you are saying this morning is? formal statement on their part? >> it's a terrible tragedy. that could have been avoided. >> tamika, respond. only a couple of minutes! >> we would like to -- >> go ahead. >> what we we would like to see is the same effort that was put into this ad that has been put out that is dangerous to black and brown people and protesters. we want to see the same type of effort and energy put into speaking on behalf philando cass style and she speaks about people carrying their -- >> we have been! >> people -- i'm not finished! >> let her finish! >> i'm not going to. >> you don't get the courtesy when you endorse someone -- >> you are talking together and i have to cut it off! >> go ahead. >> she speaks about the concealed carry record being in your pocket. black people are not allowed to reach for their concealed carry weapon because if we reach anywhere, we shot and killed. >> white people. >> that does not

it says at the very end they tried to reach the nra for a comment and the nra declined.really is about is these two videos, the first one and the follow-up, both of them really calling for violence against the left, and that is -- >> that is absolutely ridiculous. >> martha: in what way were they falling l calling for violence. >> it was clenched fist of truth. if you're going to quote me, quote me accurately. >> i said that. >> you said freedom. >> point taken. >> how were they inciting violence. >> if you watched the videos fairly they're arguing that everyone on the left is an an arc kift who is throwing trash cans through windows. >> no. >> conflating the left with those who should be in jail. those people are terrible. >> i'm glad you said that. >> calling the people on the right. >> martha: i have to jump in here. >> just hold for just a second. >> i have to jump in. matt you're conflating peaceful fro test and vile pleasant riots. i show in the video violent riots on the screen behind me. two different things. >> your video does precisely what you accused me of do

but tomorrow's women's march, nra to d.o.j. is expected to be a lot bigger. >> the purpose of the women's march from the nra to the doj is to demand that the nra take down the horrifically dangerous and provocative recruitment video that they have playing on social media and on their website. >> they use their media to assassinate real news. they use their schools to teach children that their president is another hitler. >> reporter: the ad has gotten more than 3 million views, and the nra says it has no intention of taking it down. participants in the women's march will walk 18 miles to the department of justice, demanding that federal charges be filed against the minnesota police officer who shot fill and toe castile during a traffic stop last year that was posted on facebook by his girlfriend. >> oh, my god, please don't tell >> reporter: but just last month, that same police officer was found not guilty of all charges, by a jury in minnesota. that's the latest live in fairfax, chris gordon news 4. >>> we've got disturbing n

there are democrats in the nra. there are atheists in the nra.here are pro-choice members, pro-life members. you are not going to find a more varied group. the one thing that members of the nra don't like, and by the way it was from their concerns this ad came, because they were very concerned about a lot of the violent actions that they had seen from the violent faction on the left, one of the things that we all don't support is burning down buildings. or punching people in the face if they are wearing a trump head. or anything like that. that's what we don't support. tucker, this is not a real feminist organization. there only four women who think like them. it's a bigoted, fake feminist women's organ as is. they owe us an apology. at the other way around. >> tucker: dana loesch, great to see you. thanks for coming on. >> i persisted, tucker. >> tucker: did for you. it's been too long since we had micro on the show. he will be here to talk about the popularity of emojis. what that says about america's work ethic. mike >> tucker: we never miss a

the nra released a video that criticized protests around the country. today's demonstrators were upset at the video, but the nra stands by it and says that it will not take it down. >>> a water spout spotted on the eastern shore today near the bay bridge. storm team4 meteorologist amelia draper joins us to break down what had a lot of people talking on social media and whether >> certainly, erka. actually, this video and the image captured by one of our own nbc employees this morning, you can see the water spout there. it was located over stevensville, we're about seven miles southeast of gibson island, moving about 20 miles an hour. typically with water spouts like this, they form over water. they have the biggest impact or the most concern to boaters out there on the water. and they very infrequently make it onto land. if they do, they typically fall apart. but it did cause the national weather service to issue a tornado warning this morning. again, certainly something to see this morning, thankfully, it only lasted for ten minutes and absolutely no d

to make their voices heard and to make a point to the nra. this video where an nra spokesperson mentioned so called violent protests that have happened. >> the only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fists of truth. >> reporter: this statement calls a social media fire storm. >> they are inciting violence in the video that they have put out. >> reporter: organizers of the women's march sent a letter to the nra demanding them to take the video down, calling it an attack on the minority community. >> you call it dangerous and demand it be taken down. i'm here to tell you not a chance. >> reporter: we're here to raise awareness, to pay attention to an issue people have been working on for a long loudly we will not be silenced or intimidated by any video. >> reporter: we have to tell you this march and protest is about philando castile's killing and the outcome of his case. he was one of the black men killed by a police officer. protesters are on their way to the

folks are scheduled to assemble at 10:00 this morning at the nra. and that is where we find john gonzalez. john: it is going to be h-o-t. the nothing will stop this massive rally that is scheduled for this morning. it's actually going to start right outside the beltway and end up in downtown d.c. we are in mobile track 7 following the route. that is the nra headquarters in fairfax county. that is where will start. they're expecting thousands of people. you can see security guards have laid out the caution tape, and they also have cones in the parking lot. this is the route. waples mill road. they will take a couple of back roads and end up on lee highway, route 29 and walk all the way to the department of justice. an 18 mile trek. this is the same movement that organized the women's march the day after the inauguration. you remember, you are seeing some of the video, how may people showed up for that. hundreds of thousands. this time they are protesting the nra's response to th the police officer has been acquitted. the rally starts at 10:00 this mo

the nra spokeswoman, dana loesch, defended the ad and who the message was targeting.dana loesch / nraeswoman: "the they are those are the people who think peaceful protests is the exact same thing as violent riots."mallory also wrote an open letter to the nra asking the organization to apologize to the american people for the video that suggests armed violence against communities of color, progressives and anyone who does not agree with this administration's policies.i'm john lornic reporting. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's deferring consideration of the gop health care measure.the senate leader had planned action on the controversial bill next week but sen. john mccain announced saturday he would be staying in arizona following surgery for a blood clot. surgeons in phoenix say they removed a blood clot from above his left eye. mccaine is a three time survivor of melanoma. (jrstone) we are now learning the identity of two people killed in the high-rise apartment fire in hawaii yesterday. according to pastor phil reller... police have confirmed his mother and brother

it encourages people to become members of the nra.s called the violence of lies and criticizes the media and anti-gun protesters. in the ad an nra spokesperson says "the only way we save our country and freedom is to fight this violence of lies with a clinched fist of truth. >>> folks would rely on social security checks will soon see the largest spike in years. in 2018, your social security check is expected to jump by more than 2%. for the avera get an extra $28 a month. that is good news. the bad news. social security officials warn the money for benefits could run out by 2034. more than 60 million americans rely on social security benefits. >>> metro has another plan to make you open your wallets. they want to charge and change when you pay to park. the metro board gave preliminary approval to a pilot program that will charge for parking on saturdays and certain special events. they're also considering exte extending the hours you have to pay to park in metro lots. the agency thinks the changes could generate about $8 million and

nra 's new dark video talks politics not guns. here to discuss is robin thomas.sman, grassroot activist. gun cavin door firing range owner, jan morgan. i will start with you. >> we watch those nravideos that were released. what i feel when i see those videos because they show rioting and angry violence, is fear. if you are selling fear, they are doing a great job. because they want to sell more guns. when i watch those videos i feel uncomfortable. and when washington post said that nra should be representing what is legitimate and valid gun ownership concerns, and you watch a video that fear mongering -- that hard to reconcile. gerri: is it fear mongering. >> so hard to respond with a straight face when robin talks about how fearful she is, on the videos, the only violence is on her side of the argument. you know, i think what happening here. >> we're drowning in a world of fake news. and in midst of the sea of fake news, nra thrown out a couple of flowtation devices in form of truth. truth always floats to the top, people are in panic and desperation mode, becau

their target, the nra. wusa 9's stephanie was there. >> reporter: at the heart of this rally, this controversial nra video. demonstrators behind the womens march on washington want the video taken down. that's not all they want. >> an apology to the american people. that's what we want. especially because that video has stated a division. >> reporter: this group is also putting pressure on the department of justice to indict the police officer who killedfy fy land dro -- philando castile. >> we have to be accountable for our actions and the things that we >> reporter: right over here in the crosswalk median you see nra supporters. they're chanting at times and holding up signs. what is your main message here? >> i'm here to support the of first and second amount mend -- amendment. >> reporter: the people across the street, they [ indiscernible ]. >> which is not the case. we want sensible, common sense trust, you know, that kind of thing. >> reporter: in northwest d.c., stephanie, wusa 9. >> today's rally w

the ad that encourages people to become a member of the nra. it's called the violence of lives and criticizes the media and anti-gun protesters. in the ad, it says the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence with the clinched fists of truth. despite widespread complaints about the ad on facebook, the nra has no plans to take it down. >> as for the march, we're working for you. you can look at our nbc washington app for all the details on the route, including all the road closures. search women's march. >>> 4:31 now. the shooting of a 1-year-old in d.c., police r they want you to take a close look. in the video, you can clearly see two people shooting at each other. parents say kids were playing outside when the two men got into a fight and pulled those weapons. this happened on i street northeast. a toddler was hit twice. his mother said he's doing a lot better. >>> a jury is expected to hear closing arguments in a deadly wedding day stabbing case. for the first time they heard directly from the suspect. he took t

tamika mryallo wrote an open letter to the nra to remove the video and apologize. the response? another video. >> i'm here to tell you not a chance. >> reporter: now on facebook hundreds of people say they'll march against the nra next friday. the women's rally is planning a march outside the headquarters and then will march 18 miles to the department of justice in d.c., a seven hour walk. we reached out to the local police department to see what they're preparing for. i'll let you know when we hear back. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >>> new tonight virginia executes convicted killer william morva, 9:15 p.m. morva killed a sheriff's deputy and hospital security guard in 2006 in blacksburg. some doctors say he suffered governor terry mcauliffe declined to stop the execution tonight. >>> violence in the streets of germany, police clash with protesters speaking out against the g20 summit. police estimate there were about 8,000 demonstrators, lots of people injured including 76 officers. they're apparently still counting the number of demonstrators hurt and arrested. the protests were

your reaction to their reaction to the nra ad?le to march and protest. we all know what this is about. this is about getting media attention and looking for any excuse to bash the right. while these women's march people were protesting the nra, their own leaders were surrounded by armed guards. this is just hypocrisy on full display. everybody sees it. the left continues to cling to these untrue and overused claims that the nra promotes vie license, but many of the folks that the women's march openly embraces are guilty of the same things that they accuse the nra of. for example, one of their featured speakers during the inaugural march, a woman named donna hilton, spent jail time for murdering raping and kidnapping someone. another one of their speakers is on the top 10 fbi most-wanted list. then you have folks like madonna who shows up and say she wants to blow up the white house. are these marchs are promoting peace? i don't think so. this is more about politics and people can see right through it. stuart: i'm intrigued the way

there isn't. >> the nra long silence. the minneapolis man was shot by a police officer during a traffic shot, a registered gun owner, said he had a weapon in the car. >> it's so important that the nra show their support of castile and the fact they haven't, shows, there's real and systemic racism and that is a problem. >> where was the nra statement for that. this is not right. we're still invisible to them. >> just across the street from the demonstrators, gun's right group called patriot. there's some common ground, some of their signs mourn the pulse nightclub victims. they say the problem is not with guns. >> the person has violence in their body, they're going to have a gun, bat, use a car run over police officer, run it into a group of people. we have a societal problem, not a started the day talking about resistance, it took a lot of r persistence to keep marching enduring both high temperatures and then a thunderstorm. in arlington, julie carey, news 4. >> chopper 4 flew over the scene of a deadly crash in charles

>> reporter: there was another video from dana lohse on behalf of the nra.emember, she's a conservative pundit who was very vocal in a video that criticized the marchers. she made some allegations that many of the marchers were in the pocket of louis farrakhan. there were other reports in conservative media that some of the leaders of the march were so concerned for their safety that they hired armed security to march with them along the way and they claim that that is a sign of hypocrisy on the part of the marchers. obviously the leaders of the march, many of the people we spoke with here today, deny that they call it a change of subject and a diversion in an attempt to change the subject on the part of many opposition groups who are opposed to what these women were marching about here today. >> thanks, mike. >>> all in the family. grandparents, aunts and cousins included. another setback for the president after a federal judge from hawaii expands his travel ban. how the white house plans to fight back. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera

the nra goes after fake news. we will tell you why the gun group is coming after the media with both barrels. that's n hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >> chris: palestinians threw stones and glass bottles at israeli forces. palestinians upset over the placement of metal detectors at the site after a deadly attack last week. palestinians calling for a massive protest tomorrow. israeli forces on are on high alert. the national rifle association taking new shots of the news media. the nra is going to war with "the washington post" over that paper's criticism of some of the gun rights groups new tactics. here is chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> they use their media to assassinate real

the nra says it just pointed outlet isabellas.k to remove the ad so far it has 20,000 signatures and counting. well, it has certainly been an interesting start to the weekend >> i know. a nice morning and then the rain came through. that was pretty while. we thought it was a cold front coming through, it was so humid and so hot and we d. luckily we kind of got them out of here and then everybody could resume their night. let's carry on the holiday weekend with no storm chances. it was like a steamer. it is a sauna outside. i stepped out earlier and it's hard when you're in an icy air-conditioning building. this is sticking around p. usually p if you get front to sweep through you'll feel relief right away, but this is one of the weak lagging cold fronts thats do haven't have a lot of cold air behind it. so accuweather on this saturday night, it is possible it feels after dark than it did before it in the sunshine earlier today. it's incredibly humid out right now. but we will see some dryer air tomorrow. it should be less humid fo

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a group march in protest from the nra headquarters in fair fax to the justice department downtown. they're upset about this ad from the nra. >> they use their schools to teach our children is that our president is hitler. the only way we stop this and save our country and our freedom is of lie withs a clenched fist of truth. >> they're inciting violence in the video they've put out. >> the marchers want to take it down, nra says no. march was organized by the group behind the women's march, the one that happened the day after the inauguration and they're not done. tomorrow there's a vigil and rally outside doj. >>> every day more details coming out about that meeting between donald trump jr. and a attorney with ties to the russian government. tonight we've learned that renaut was there too. he's who? he's a lobbiest with u.s. citizenship born in the former soviet union and suspected with having tied to russian's intelligence community. they undercut donald trump earlier that he revealed all the details about that meeting. as for president trump, he's back on american soil tonight.

at 9:00 a.m., protesters will gather at the nra headquarters in fairfax., the rally begins. at noon, the march begins. they're walking 18mi the key bridge and on roads from georgetown down to the department much justice. and keep in mind, folks, this is going to happen in the middle of the day. so folks are going to be at work. we have lots of tourists in the area. as they hit the d.c. line and make their way down the d.c. streets, we are expecting the streets to get a little crowded and clogged. back to you. >> megan, thank you. the crowds at today's protests are expected to be big because of this controversial ad. it encourages people to become members of the nra. it's called the violence of lives. it criticized the media and anti-gun protesters. in the ad, an nra spokesperson says "the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clinched fists of truth,". >> soon motetro riders may haveo fork over >> preliminary approval to charge more for saturdays and certain special events. they're considering also extendin

. >>> a woman's march against the nra is making its way through northern virginia. it started following a rally outside the national rifle association today. chopper 4 was above the crowd. there was organized marching today by the people behind in january. they'll march around about nra through fairfax to the department of justice here in washington. northern virginia bureau chief, julie carey is along lee highway along the route julie is using. >> >> reporter: we can't see them now yet. we do expect it to come this way in the next hour or so. now, this morning when things got started across the street from the nra headquarters out in fairfax county, hundreds of people gathered together. not all of them could take part in the march. this heat today has taken a let's take a look at what it was like out there. this was around 11:30 this morning when they first stepped off and began the march. now, today's demonstration is time to coincide with a protest that's staged every single month on the 14th by northern virginia gun control activists. that date, the anniversary

the nra fired back to the writer with this video.nished gun owners in an effort to take away procedure second amendment freedoms. the fake news outlet went so far to make a blatantly false crime that the nra had illegal ties to russia. "the washington post" is not mad about the lack of guns. it is upset about abundance of truth. the truth about their role in the organized anarchy of violent left by spreading lies about those who disagree with their radical agenda. stuart: that is pretty strong stuff. "the washington post" picked on you. you wrote a response to the "washington post." my question is, do you think they will print it? >> i don't know. i gave a response to them over the weekend because they're preparing to do a hit piece on me concerning government regulating priority firearms storage. i made the remark on nra tv penalizing innocent law-abiding for actions of criminals. it is victim shaming. they ran off with crazy rant. they're taking marching orders from media matters. we'll see if the "washington post" prints my respon

he has an f from the nra, i have an a from the nra. we have a difference in our view of the second amendment right to bear arms. >> they also touched on abortion, tax pollty, immigration, and president trump. they talked about things going on around the country. >> they spent more time in terms of national issues and perspective rather than talking about virginia specific. how am i going to handle healthcare in virginia? guns? transportation in virginia? >> their next appearance together scheduled for september. and that one will not be a debate. >>> always always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >> we have ha lot to watch and track today. severe weather. the ongoing since early this afternoon. we are just waiting for this one warning that is expired now. we have one down toward i-64. that's the good news here. plenty of rain out here, north and west, lighter rains. dc out and east, heavier downpours and thunderstorms. this was in fredericksburg. we have is another one at colonial beach. port royal, and that e

the demonstration is in response to a recent controversial nra add. >>> metro will temporarily closeive mile stretch of the red line this weekend. police are working to ease delays caused by water in the tunnels. ♪ ♪. >>> two dozen house democratic women went sleeve less, a news reporter was denied access because s less dress. house speaker paul ryan says the dress policy will be updated. >>> trending, rob kardashian is actually in pretty deep trouble for posting photos of blac chyna. it is illegal to post explicit photos of someone without permission, it's punishable to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. ♪ ♪. >>> jump rope might feel old school. but health experts say it is a great work-out. professors at louisiana state university say that as you get older, the exercise can lower your risk for slips and awkward falls. it connects the upper and lower body with the brain, how long should you jump rope? 30 minutes twice a week. >>> one tweet about a mental health day sparks a debate on whether a company should take the term >> reporter: when madeline parker send an e-mail to her te

marching from nra headquarters in fairfax to the d.o.j. with a brief interruption because of the storms. many joined the march for different reasons but this rally is a response to the nra's silence on the death who was shot by a officer after a traffic stop. >> todays like today can cause major problems on one section of the red line. heavy rain and leaky tunnels can lead to fires on the track. to deal with the problem, metro started to test out a water proofing technique and it will continue tomorrow. that forces metro to close down stations between friendship heights and grosvenor, you will have to ride shuttle buses instead, and that will mean for the next four weekends. we got a look inside the leaky tunnels a couple of years ago. they say they hope the repairs will cut down on the repeated track fires. >> new tonight the company that employs a dump truck driver that is accused in two similar crashes is responding to this latest incident. only news 4 talked to the family of bianca butler. they have tough questions for fort meyer after

the group's planning to make an 18-mile trek from fairfax to the justice is at nra headquarters withmore on this. michael, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, the crews have already started walking down towards d. c. i want to give you all a look right now at what it looks like right now. they have hundreds of people who are still joining this march right now. i'm going to walk you over here to some of the organizers here. how are you all doing today? i know it's hot. >> very hot. >> what are you all doing out here today? >> so we are here today to send a message to the nra that they are inciting violence in the videos that they've put out over the last couple of weeks when they should be concentrating on the rights of philando castile, and other licensed gun owners who are being killed at the hands of cops. >> what are you all hoping is the outcome of what are you all doing here? >> i think we're here to continue to raise awareness, to bring attention to an issue people have been working on for know very loudly, we will not be silenced nor intimidated by any videos they put out. >> tha

organizers of january's women's march started the journey outside nra headquarters in fairfax yesterday. they want the gun rights group to respond to the death of philando castile. he was the man shot by a police officer in minneapolis. some counter-protesters said it's people, not guns, that cause the actual violence. today's along pennsylvania avenue. it's set to begin at 10:00 this morning. one of the women got people to sign the petition ended up getting new license plates in the commonwealth. carol wootten wants dmv to consider a plate that reads, stop the gun violence, end quote. right now they have more than 250 license options. they say it's important to add another one. >> when you're stopped at a light. this is a great way to bring it back. it means on the logo, stop breaking hearts. >> those promoting stop the gun violence plates say they need just 150 more signatures to take the step to the next process. they also say a lawmakers is on board to help out. >>> the trump administration wants greater freedom deciding who can come into the u.s. justice department filing emergency

the nra is basically a puppet of the gun industry. so i'm not sure, but we can't do nothing.so we're here doing something. many of motivated to turn out because of some recent nra ads that criticized demonstrations that have taken place since the inauguration. criticizing president trump and his policies >> senator john mccain is recovering tonight after undergo ing a surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye. the prosieger was done yesterday at the mayo clinic hospital in phoenix, the arizona 's office issued a statement saying they removed the blood clot with an i brow incision. pathology reports are expected and expected within the next couple of days. >> wishing him well tonight. >> next week could be make or break for the senate republicans revised healthcare billion. two gop members already say they willow pose the member. that means republicans can only afford to lose one more vote before the billion is dead. president trump said he remains optimistic the billion will pass . we hear more now from fox 's garret kenny. >>reporter: at this poi senator leaders

nra spokesman dana lash under fire for her nra ad from some on the left to claim it provokes fear itan jason jason chaffetz says it is july, we still can't point to a single thing to unite them. he is with us later this hour. has donald trump meets with vladimir putin, anti-capitalism protests turned violent outside the g 20 meeting, police deployed water cannons did break up the crowds. melania trump blocks from going to an event. jason smith taking iphone video busted window at a hotel after protesters came through. protesters through pieces of cobblestone bricks at the windows. that hotel is the hub before us press covering the g 20 summit. a jampacked our ahead, the third hour of "varney and company" start now. >> just as poland cannot be broken i declare today for the world to hear that the west will never ever be broken. our values prevail come our people will thrive. our civilization will triumph. [crowd chanting] ashley: that is donald trump delivering a powerful speech in poland blues come cup the man who says ronald reagan will be nodding in agreement. breaking news, the fe

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he's a regular at nra meetings, tweeting pictures with the former nra president.n preston. other christian conservatives are having the same change of heart, inviting a delegation from the russian orthodox church to the first ever christian persecution summit this spring, organized by another putin fan, evangelist franklin graham. the two met in 2015. >> i think he's, again, an honest person, a direct person. and so he's going to do what's right for russia. >> reporter: former cia officer daniel hoffman spent five years in moscow and much of his intelligence career studying how russians operate. >> they devote a tremendous amount of resources to understanding us, what makes our political system work, where the interest groups are located. and thenn certain situations, seeking to influence us as well. >> they're looking for information and joint interest so we're not adverse to each other. >> do you ever suspect at all that there's more to him than just a great friend and a public servant? >> do i suspect that? well, you know, i don't live with him. so i couldn't t

he's a regular at nra meetings, tweeting pictures with the former nra president.on. other christian conservatives are having the same change of heart, inviting a delegation from the russian orthodox church to the first ever christian persecution summit this spring, organized by another putin fan, evangelist franklin graham. the two met in 2015. >> i think he's, again, an honest person, a direct person. and so he's going to do what's right for russia. >> reporter: former cia officer daniel hoffman spent five years in moscow and much of his intelligence career studying how russians operate. >> they devote a tremendous amount of resources to understanding us, what makes our political system work, where the interest groups are located. and then in certain situations, seeking to influence us as well. >> they're looking for information and joint interest so that we're not adverse to each other. >> do you ever suspect at all that there's more to torshin than just a great friend and a public servant? >> do i suspect that? well, you know, i don't live with him. so i couldn

. >>> a fight for justice in the district for a second day, demonstrators protested the nra's lack of they rallied outside the department of justice, police department shot castile after he said he had a gun in the car. some protesters say the nra only defends white gun owners. >>> this morning we have sad news to report on a story a lot of you are following. julius, the baby giraffe has died. unfortunately he developed developed a strong immune system. his condition deteriorated late on friday night and they made the tough decision to humanely euthanize him. >>> and then wimbledon. >> the loss yesterday with venus, i'm still not over there. >> what about nadal? >> yeah, i know. both men are stepping in with a lot of pressure here. it would be federer's eighth wimbledon win. and if cilicin, and the match starts at 9:00 a.m. it's a must-see. >> you have to have a little new blood in the competition finals. >>> and then up against an important deadline here. if they don't sign a long-term deal by monday, angie, cousins will play a second straight season under the franchise tag to $24 mi

protesters plan to march from the nra headquarters in fairfax to the department of justice in town town and then march 18 miles to the district and arrive at the doj by noon tomorrow. the march is in response to a controversial nra ad which the women's march has called to be removed because of its strong language. steve over to you. >> a thanks very much. quick check on sports with the morning line. back to baseball now. all-star break will be over as of tonight. nationals kick off the second half of the season in cincinnati. now coming off the break washington on top of the national league east. they lead the division by nine and a half games. good for the third best record in the league. teams on the west coast doing a little bit better right now. taking a look how they're schedule the starters for the rest of the season. the say. geo gets the start following followed by max scherzer and tanner roark and that fifth starter still not named. going wait and see how joe ross' condition is after he had to leave the last game a little bit earlier. earlier. nine games. they are not back at n

when you are praising the most historic terrorists in america, the fbi. >> reporter: they accuse the nraiolence and honoring a cop killer. >> absolutely. this goes to show the woman's marchas never been about empowering women, they try to make it seem like it is about women's rights and advancing that. in january, and anti-trump anti-life anti-gun protest and it has always been. it continues to show what they tried to justify with that thread saying they claim feminist worthy of praise, to say that. >> they show some of that sweets that made it worse. 20 different tweets where they tried to defend it. >> coming out as well. they don't want to advance women's rights, they have an agenda for themselves and that is what it is. heather: not the first time, donna hilton was convicted of convicting a man and torturing him to death. >> the organizer claim she praises sharia law which openly is against women and against having women equal to men. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate your insight today. rob: tax revolt. republican lawmakers urging seattle's rich to ignore a brand-new tax. no l

their message, that while the nra may have dominated the conversation about guns in the past, they're doing to intensify their demands for more gun restrictions. >> there's going to be no peace in my life, there isn't in the change in the gun laws. >> we're not going to stop. >> reporter: today's demonstration was coinciding with a nra protest staged every month on the 14th by northern virginia control activists. that date the anniversary of the sandy school hook massacre. >> there's per sis stens and resistance, let's keep it up. >> he's attended nearly every time on his mind. one of his young employees gunned down two decades ago by the mount pleasant stalker. >> he heard these voices tt went about doing it. you know, in those situations happen in this country because it's so easy to get guns. >> just across the street from the demonstrators, a guns rights group from annapolis called patriot picket. there are some common ground with the protesters, some of their signs mourned the pulse night victims but they say the problem is not with guns. >> if the person has violence in their bo

there's a guy who has a top level with russia and hanging out with the nra in the united states. he just likes guns? >> it is. it's also possible that he may be collecting information about a person, understanding what makes a person tick and then feeding that information back to russian intelligence. >> reporter: both conservatives and russians we spoke to say there's nothing sinister about their new found friendship. in red state america today, a poll taken in may found almost half of republican voters, 49%, consider russia friendly or an ally. is russia actually our ally? >> russia considers us to be the main enemy. this is what the soviet said about us and what the russians would continue to say today. >> the g20 summit has another day to go and well-guarded rooms. but everyone here knows that the main event is now over. so that does it for us from hamburg tonight. rachel will be back on monday and i'll see you again next friday, live from iraq, where we'll take you to the front lines forth final push to drive isis out of the city of mosul. >>> my dad hung up the phone and to

the demonstration actually began yesterday when hundreds of protestors marched 18 miles from the nra headquarters in virginia all the way to the justice department. the rally comes amid heightened tensions between activists and the nra after the organization released a recruitment video. >> this is all to make them march, make them protest, make them scream raise ism and sexism. the >> the group calls the video a direct endorsement of violence and are asking the group to apologize to the american people. >>> a another march was organized by black women to celebrate black women. the ain't i a woman march was focused on em powering black women. >> it's about celebrating black women, our ancestry of being strong and courageous. >> this is important. >> issues from healthcare to schooling were at the forefront. >>> the president's travel ban is at the forefront of the news again, after a hawaii judge made exceptions to it. the justice department wants the high court to spell out the specifics and freeze the ruling in the meantime. >>> more details have come out about the meeting between

association headquarters fairfax this morning and many of the demonstrators support gun with some recent nra ads that criticize protests that have taken place since inauguration day criticizing president trump and his policies. >> these people are righ righteously fighting against these two very provocative videos that the nra has put out, which is calling for their supporters and people that support trump to go after to attack, and in various ways, the people who are resisting this horrendous, fascist program. >> everybody can benefit from more stringent gun controls. and i don't think there's enough. there's too many killings. >> the organizers of women's march helped put the protest together. those demonstrator hold another rally tomorrow at the justice department. >> a family was heading home to iowa after visiting d.c. when suddenly there was a medical emergency. a little boy went into a seeds you're. but it was the quick thinking of good samaritans save his life. mat aklin spoke to the boy's mother who has a message for those people that rushed in to help. >> he went in the ambulance.

bring in national spokesperson for the nra.re you in 1997. >> i remember hanson. i was senior in high school. i remember hanson, yeah. steve: talk a little bit -- >> i've been shooting rifles for a long time. brian: i know you have. >> talk a little bit now about famously when he was out on the stump running for president, donald trump talked a lot about the case of kate steinle which happened during the campaign year where she was murdered when a man who was in this country illegally, that man, right there, who had been deported a number of times, got his hands on a gun. apparently he is back in court later today. you know what, here is the interesting thing, dana. apparently his lawyer now says that the blame belongs not on him, but on the gun. >> oh, this is the goofiest argument that i have ever heard. this guy, by the way, has 25-year history of felonies. this guy knew exactly what he was doing when he stole this firearm. this guy knew exactly what he was doing when he pulled the trigger on this firearm. as i understand it

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a honey pot ngo that was designed to lure in conservatives primarily in the united states from the nra other organizations that are like minded in order to forge relationships that could then be used in the future. >> michael corporator, former deputy secretary of defense for russia. can you stick around for a moment more, sir? >> sure. >> we'll be right back with more. stay with us. big price. big deal. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200 and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. now, boost your regimen with olay regenerist concentrate. >>> we're back for more of tonight's interview with mike carpenter, deputy secretary of defense for russia, the top pentagon guy on russian matters. thank you for staying with us. appreciate it. i'm going to read you a list of names and i'm going to butcher the pronunciation. i'm sorry in advance. i hope you the still follow the people i'm about. constantine kilimnik, former intelligence officer were let go from his job working for a

a honey pot ngo that was designed to lure in conservatives, primarily in the united states from the nra and other organizations that are like-minded, in order to forge relationships that could be then be used in the future. >> michael carpenter, former deputy -- for russia, can you stick around for a moment more, sir, please? >> sure. >> we'll be right back with michael carpenter after this. oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. now it's good for us all. like those who like. sweet those who prefer heat. sfx - a breath of air and those who just love meat. oscar mayer deli fresh. sweet! binders, done. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? office depot/office max. this week, get this ream of paper for just one cent after rewards. ♪ taking care of business. ♪ i'm... i'm so in love with you. ♪ ♪ whatever you want to do... ♪ ...is alright with me. ♪ ooo baby let's... ♪ ...let's stay together... >> we're back from mike carpenter, deputy assistant secretary for russia. the top pentagon guy dur

there's been a lot of reporting about how there's sort of a new russian auxiliary in the nra where there are people who have close russian ties who appear to be trying to become part of the u.s. gun rights movement and to meirror one in russia. would you describe that as basically their efforts to, to seek russian advantage by pulling the american party in russia's direction? >> absolutely. there is no doubt -- the case you mentioned is actually a very interesting one. the russians formed this ngo in moscow called the right to bear arms. for president putin and his inner circle who hail from the kgb and its successor agencies, there is nothing more e nat ma to hem, that guns how would be floating around in streets of moscow and st. petersburg. this is a honey pot go that was designed to lure in conservatives primarily in the united states from the nra and other organizations that are like minded in order to forge relationships that could then be used in the future. >> michael corporator, former deputy secretary of defense for russia. can you stick around for a moment more, sir? >> sure.

>> reporter: hey, yeah, negative been rallying here for about an hour outside nra headquarters here in fairfax. you can see they're on both sides of the street here. one group over there listening to speeches, another group lining the roadway here with signs. we also have an ambulance that's coming in here because of the extreme heat, apparently someone has had some difficulty with the heat and so that's what that ambulance is about here. now, the folks here are calling for gun control, things like background checks for all gun purchases, a ban on assault rifles. after the rally, though, noon, the group will march to the department of justice in d.c. that's an 18-mile trek and it's going to take several hours, they figure about seven hours. but again, the heat complicating things and we are expecting the possibility of some thunderstorms lig thunderstorms later on this afternoon. coming back to me here live, you can see just down the sidewalk a little ways, we have a small counterprotest that's going on. they're holding signs of their own. some have slogans like, constitution and bill

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