preston and steve decided the pope is many doing y not put together a popebot like hitchbot. >> that way we can proof we won't beat up a pope. what's your name? >> alicia. >> hi, alicia. >> lauren? you smell good-bye the way. >> thank you. >> what do you do for a living. >> dialysis nurse. >> what do you do? >> social worker, dialysis social worker. >> so the idea was preston and steve the radio friends of ours, put popebot out where first? >> we explained the concept behind the experiment, then we said there it is, good to go. and within three to five minutes, gone. somebody pick it up, took off. off and running to malvern and it has been going since monday, under it own power, and the power of the good people, such as alicia, is it? >> yes. >> who pick up popebot. >> and lauren. >> asking us where it is, and where can they get it, we don't know. we have nothing to do with it, as of now. just on it own, trying to get people to let us know where it is, alicia posted where it was that's why we new where it was. >> where has it been over the last 24 hours, lauren, where did you first s

preston wheeler, a truck driver for haliburton subsidiary, kbr, is working in iraq. >> it's a job.e went to the kill zones all day every day. >> on this september day, wheeler is scheduled to carry supplies from camp anaconda to forward operating base mckenzie, 45 minutes away. >> i said, "preston, you've not made any pictures or took a video or anything in a while. why don't you do that again." >> so using a new camera that his mother sends him, wheeler begins documenting his day. >> that's a new camera? >> yeah. i wanted my family to see the places that they'll never get to see in their life. >> he gets into truck five and joins a caravan of 12 trucks and their military escorts. with one hand holding his camera and the other holding the wheel, he hits the road. >> the little town we was going to was dangerous. a lot of ambushes there. a lot of people shot. >> the convoy becomes a target almost immediately. >> knocked the hell out of us. told y'all we were going to get rocks. >> knocked the hell out of us. told you we was gonna get rocks. >> is everybody all right up there? >> the

. >> let's talk about this with cnn politics executive editor mark preston. what is your read and what is the buzz about all of this? >> this is really a he said, he said situation between donald trump and one of his top senior advisers. now, this happened late yesterday afternoon as donald trump was withering this firestorm regarding his comments about megyn kelly. roger stone came on our air to say why he said he resigned. let's hear what he had to say. >> i resigned, largely because i thought i was having no impact and the campaign has been diverted from those dig picture issues that have catapulted trump to the number one position in the polls, which i thought was counterproductive. >> you take us into what happened behind closed doors? the camp says you were fired. you say i was not fired, i resigned. when exactly did it happen? and take us into that room. >> it's very simple. i made a decision this morning that i was having no impact and i e-mailed a letter to donald, saying that i wished him the very best that i would have nothing negative to say about

and jon was with preston. and we had two other friends. i remember i would roll and be like, entertainment or sports. jon, every time he'd roll he'd go, "i'm gonna go history." it was like the most emasculating -- 'cause then he'd get it right every time. i was just like ugh. [ light laughter ] and actually after i felt so lame that i started reading atlases. [ laughter ] but then -- >> seth: how's your real mustache doing? >> it's just hanging on. >> seth: yeah. >> all right, we get the bit. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so yeah, we then became friends because a couple years later i moved out to california and preston was out there too. and then jon came to visit and preston had a full-time job and i didn't, so he came up for a couple weeks. i was probably about 21, 22 and jon was maybe, i don't know, 20. and then we just were like, oh, we totally get along. we've been really great friends ever since. >> seth: crazy. >> and i was friends with adam around that time. so, the three of us would hang out a lot. >> seth: so you're from k

but the law doesn't. >> preston didn't fully understand the dangers.ng he was 7 years old, we didn't feel like he was culpable and that has an understanding of an intent to commit the crime and he didn't fully understand that with his age. >> you going to get behind the wheel of a car again? >> huh-hu. >>> while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north platte, nebraska. why? it it's a different story caught on the dash board camera of investigator roth frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. i noticed the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in the back seat. >

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mark preston is in the studio with us. trump disinvited from this red state gathering. what is this? >> it's a gathering that happens every year. they meet at a different location. this year happens to be in atlanta. it's going to be about 900 to a hundred candidates. expect to hear from scott walker and jeb bush and mike huckabee and donald trump this evening but that is not going to happen. what is interesting these are the type of folks at this gathering that resonate toward the trump anti-establishment message. >> could there some blow-back for red states? if these are the trump voters and they were here to hear him -- >> is it good publicity about them? now talking more about the red states than we would would have. >> i think some will be disappointed they won't get to see donald trump in person but i think the comments trump made last night had gone too far and crossed the like. he called erick erickson a weak leader but he is anything but a weak leader. >> on twitter, it's saturday the meltdown from trump with all due respect to megyn kelly is long overdue. i am

preston thanks so much. >> we're not done with politics. this is just the beginning.he first presidential debate on wednesday september 16th. plus the first democratic debate is live here on cnn. that's tuesday october 13th. you don't want to miss either one. let's talk about what happen in the last few hours. more insight as to why trump was disinvite from the redstate.com event. amanda is the external relations directors and one of the red state gaerthing organizers. good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> we heard eric's explanation, but what is your understanding as to what happened leading up to the decision to disinvite, and how did redstate.com communicate that donald trump himself? >> so as eric addressed in the speech and you pulled sand bites to that we reached out to the campaign directly and gave them the opportunity to clarify if they wish that did not happen. the group made the decision and eric made the time decision of the red state gathering director was an important person in that. we handled it prettily swiftly. with we spoke v

preston and steve is trying to send pope bot over to us. they put this in the plymouth meeting mall and is there a sign, i have a schedule appearance on fox 29 tomorrow morning, at 7:00 a a.m. can you help me get to fourth and market by then, amen. >> we will see what happens. >> it will be in about 40 minutes. >> somebody would have had to have done this yesterday afternoon, put it in their car. >> maybe someone can go. >> it is not opened. >> it is getting close. >> it was in manayunk this morning. >> okay. >> it is on its way here. >> we will see fit makes it there by 7:00 a.m. >> you have 40 minutes. >>> city of philadelphia, has opened up a call center yesterday about noon time for business owners, who are trying to figure out what am i going to do when the pope is here in late september. >> so many in center city they say there are so many driving restrictions they are in the sure how employees will get to work or in the case of restaurants how they get that fresh food in. city officials urging business toss get creative. it will be s

let's talk about this with mark preston. why go after huma abedin.cept those in the political landscape. by doing so, tying her to her husband who of course had that terrible scandal where he had to leave congress because of his sexting with women across the country, it allows donald trump to put a new line of attack on the clintons and folks that don't like the clintons will eat it up. >> trump made news this week when he talked about economic policy, saying he would tax the rich more and middle class less in a way if you talk about it gets into hedge funds and carried interest, but is that going to work for his supporters raising taxes on anybody? >> you know who it works for, it works for blue collar democrats who tend to be conservative, call them reagan republicans so to speak, particularly in the midwest. folks frustrated by where the economy is going, maybe not happy with the way barack obama has been leading the country. but when you have somebody who certainly is in the 1%, certainly in the 0.1% class talking in such a populous theme, it pla

we have been force feeding preston and treatment murphy's got a ton of work.e feel good about those gays being ready to play it's just that we thought that junior was a special pass rushing-type guy. >> it was kind of exciting, you know, see the film from the past couple of beaks and see him and myself rushing at the same time and imagining -- imagining about what we could have done this season. we definitely have gays that can step up and fill the void. you still hate to see junior go down. we are going to find out who steps up on saturday, the most important preseason game of the year, redskins/raven, the game kicks off at 7:30 here on nbc4. jason pugh and i will be in baltimore joining you live on news four at 6:00 and for the postgame report and news4 at 11:00. >>> the washington nationals have much work do and little time to do it. they wake up this morning, 6 1/2 games back of the mets who just keep on bing. >>> cab sass city adam jones and the o's taking on the royals trying to win their second straight. didn't get off to the best of starts for the bird

joining us from nairobi via skype is meredith preston, head of africa center for humanitarian dialogue. thank you for joining us on al jazeera. so many failures in this whole process to try to reach peace. are you hopeful that these talks will actually take a step forward? >> thank you. absolutely. i am hopeful they will take a step forward no one believes tomorrow would be an ultimate peace agreement. i think it's very important that the parties find something they can commit to. >> okay. so much toing and freeing. will he go there office who will he talk to? do we have any idea so far who is going to be sitting around at that table and whether those peace talks will actually happen because the pressure is on them now. isn't it? >> absolutely. the pressure has been on them not just from the international community but very strongly from the region as well. the latest that i have and, to be honest, there is a lot of speculation and conjecture about what's going on. the latest i have is that the president is heading for the talks and the talks will be happening tomorrow between him and

john travolta and kelly preston and co-creator, ryan murphy and lady gaga posted this delicious shot with #funnygirl. >> good night, no doubt but the wildest party both friday and saturday night. i'm talking about taylor swift who kicked off her record-setting l.a. run and drives the ladies crazy. watch out. wildest dreams, cozy up in new video that premieres during the mtv pre-show this sunday but long before the video, scott told us -- >> who's your celebrity crush? >> taylor swift. >> scott's not the only celeb crushing on taylor. deliciously awkward moment when matt leblanc and chris rock joined her on stage halfway through her sold out world tour. >> nothing more beautiful, in my opinion, than the first sold out show in the staples center. >> justin tyler ferguson sold a selfie kiss backstage with ariel winter were swarmed by packs when they arrived. >> ariel zendaya hitting the tommy bahama party. break-up rumors surrounded the march. the band announced they will take a year off to pursue solo what's interesting is the band is still on track to release their fifth album. but th

think it's important to create awareness, people need to recognize homelessness exist, but maybe like preston maybe he didn't want his story expose. >> is there any sense that this is just a little backlash against palacios, like friends of the cops and were sick of it, we want to highlight what the city looks like now. >> not according to people like bobby watts who said the blood zero took on a big problem under his administration and it's actually going down, although it's a huge problem is been a huge problem. >> high-speed chains. >> check out this video and bricktown and route 88 and jackson bowl of boulevard. a black jeep wrangler and an acura were mouthing out to each other when they met at an intersection and got into an altercation. a 39-year-old 39-year-old white male was stabbed three times and the assailants run off in the acura if you recognize any of these three individuals please contact us. >> please are looking for a man whose used razor blades at dunkin' donuts on two separate occasions. make in a way of cash from the register anyone who can identify this man, this man, lat

. >>> here with mark preston. i have been looking at twitter. people have been tweeting us about this. we have been getting very different reactions. georgy, even in the private sector of business, we can not talk to each other some way. somebody named wise guy. said, she outright attacked him first. only cowards wouldn't fire back. what has been the reaction from attendees to erickson's comments about trump. >> a lot of people awoke to find out this happened. it happened so late that most of the folks had no idea. they were surprised that donald trump had been disinvited. we saw erickson disinvite her. that woman sought this person out and said that was disgusting and the right move. clearly, battle lines are being drawn. we are going to see this play throughout the day on social media. donald trump still has supporters and backers. that's what we are going to see play out on social media. >> what about the other candidates. there are nine other candidates that are attending the events there. what have they said? >> we are starting to hear from

. >> preston keeps a safe distance, unlike others. >> the wave hit the wall and just soaked me.t because my ears were full of water. wear a poncho. that's all i can say. >> they were oblivious to the fact that there are 10 and 15-foot waves coming at them. >> preston's photographs capture the scene. >> some of them were just once in a lifetime shots. there was one shot that actually looks like there is a mollusk rising up along the shoreline. >> high winds and towering waves assault chicago for the next 36 hours. >> it's hard to really grasp until you are down there and hear kind of the crashing and roaring and feel the water spraying back from 30 feet out. there most definitely the most dramatic i've ever seen here. >> the next day it was like it never happened. >>> finally, a fisherman when a goose hooks him. the tables are turned. drew gregory is an avid kayak fisherman and emerging water sport that requires extremely good balance. >> kayak fish something a relatively new way to get into water that other boats can't access. >> with greater mobility and no noisy water, kayak f

let's bring in mark preston our executive editor for cnn politics live for us in atlanta outside of that events all right. so what's being said? any second guessing or any rethinking of disinviting donald trump or is erick erickson getting a lot of support? >> reporter: well i got to tell you, if you can see, this is a fast-moving story. things seem to be changing every hour certainly reaction to donald trump being disinvited. some upset. but as we heard just from that sound byte earlier, erick erickson overwhelmingly got support for doing so. erick erickson just fog the stage a short time ago. he decided to read some of the e-mails he has been getting from trump supporters. let's play what he had to say. >> are you sure you aren't a democrat? you're going to be the next bruce jenner. hey, i don't know that i'll look like that while i'm that well in a dress. >> reporter: you have eric ericsson read many other e-mails i wouldn't say comfortable with saying on our air, disparageing erick decision to not invite donald trump. we are hearing from the rivals with trump for that nomination the

that's one concern people have had like my good friend matt's and his cute dog preston. >> while it's that would weird if they didn't have a pet. >> according to the ceo, it seems to be a hit with over 100,000 users signed up so far. he says it's a way for people to get out and improve their social circle what they are looking for love our friends with dogs. i have to bring up a point here i felt a little creepy judging the dogs, you swipe left and eat swipe right, i thought to myself how i know this dog's personality? how do i know the dog isn't crazy? and then i remembered that's way hinders exactly like. you have to take a leap of faith with the sites. >> are their background checks on these dogs question marks. >> apsley not, the stock and have a temper, temper, be moody, you really don't know. frank lamb afraid for martini and for myself. >> i don't like it's completely crazy because how many people are on hinder, i think that my dog went to the dog park to meet someone i met, i reckon i said dog there, it's not so odd considering most of the time i go to the dog park you get cau

this is preston in omaha, nebraska. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i believe that everybody is not created equal. because some are faster, some are just naturally taller, bigger, more built to compete in certain sports than other kids are. now, when they hand those trophies out, you know that first place trophy is always a lot prettier, always a lot bigger. the second place trophy is the next level. the third place level trophy goes down to the next level. everybody wants that first place trophy regardless. now, if they get a participation trophy, i don't see anything wrong with it because they did show up to compete. there used to be a show trophy back in the day where that person that took fourth place got a trophy or an award. but it's an award that's a lot less than the first, second, third place trophies. i don't psi anything wrong with giving a participation trophy. they participated. >> now, preston, there's a note on the screen that says you have grandkids. have they participated in sports and gotten participation trophies? >> caller: my gran

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mark preston, cnn politics executive editor is with us to talk about news this afternoon from team trumpat is that the top political advisor on that team, camp trump, no more. >> reporter: yeah. there is a he said/he said situation going on right now internally in the trump campaign. not only is he having to deal with the adversity of this comment he made last night, but they just told us several hours ago that they had fired the senior advisor, roger stone. now, stone has come out and said that is not the case. in fact, he had resigned and he said he resigned because the campaign was getting off the core message being beset by all these controversies. the trump campaign says that roger stone was using the campaign for his own personal publicity. a really he said/he said situation going on there. >> what about the people who are there? most people supportive of erick erickson disinviting trump to the event or are they frustrated and think trump should have been welcomed despite what he said? >> reporter: well, depends who you talk to. there is certainly overwhelmingly people understand w

. >> joining me from the red state gathering in atlanta, mark preston, executive editor of cnn politics. we will get to that in a moment. a big shakeup in the last few hours within the trump camp. >> reporter: yes. we have just learned from dana bash that roger stone, one of trump's senior advisors long-time friend has been fired. at least that is what the trump campaign is telling dana bash. they said that roger stone was using the campaign for his own personal publicity. now, stone has fired back himself. he said that that is wrong, that's incorrect, that he had resigned last night and he said the reason he did so is because all this current controversy has taken donald trump off of his core message. as donald trump is dealing with the fallout from what has happened here at red state, he's also having to deal with some internal campaign turmoil. poppy? >> joining me on set here at 6:00 eastern time will be roger stone for his first interview since leaving the trump camp. you want to stay with us for that. of course donald trump if you're watching you are welcome to join us as well for

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joining us now, cnn politics executive editor mark preston, live at the event. first, we now have this new response from donald trump. your thoughts on if that is going to resonate and to be received warmly by the people there. are they going to accept that, or if this is going to continue? >> reporter: well, victor, i think it's certainly indicative of where donald trump stands, certainly at this hour, on this whole issue. he has not apologized for those comments last night. erick erickson, as we just heard, the head of redstate here, the one who's running this conference, asked for that apology, was not able to get it, disinvited him. what's interesting is that this group of conservatives that are meeting here in atlanta, between 900 and 1,000 of them, they like how trump speaks truth to power, so to speak, this antiestablishment talk. however, the question is, has he really gone too far? and as we heard from the audience, there were several people in the audience that were happy with redstate's decision to disinvite him from tonight's event. victor? >> how ab

he is the cofounder of the bridge investment fund, and steve preston, who is now the ceo of livingstone international brokerage firm. let's get to the first question about expanding internationally. >> what do i need to know to export my product to other countries? >> steve, let's start with you. if not five, then give us a couple. >> i can give you a rapid fire response here. get educated. there are terrific resources out there online and in person. the spa, the department of commerce, export.gov. there is a lot of help to be had. secondly understand the compliance piece. it is the hardest part of getting your goods to where they go are getting them across the border. you need to understand what it takes to get them across the border. in that process you need to understand what we call the total landed cost. map out every step to get them there and what each component will cost. you need good partners. i recommend going to a customs broke tore get help, and obviously you need to find buyers for your goods, great trade shows, organizations, and other places to find buyers to sell to ove

. >> reporter: next man up, you always hear it, trent murphy, preston smith, you are those men. >> you got to be ready to embrace your role. don't be scared of your moment when it's time for you to play when your card has been pulled. >> reporter: a final note about galette, i had a conversation with him during training camp where he almost came to tears when he talked about the team giving him a second chance. washington was hoping he and fellow linebacker ryan kerrigan would be on the team together for the first time against the raven. that obviously isn't happening. dave owens, wusa9 sports. >> galette was playing at a high level and would have provided a big boost for this defense, but the game must go on and the redskins will have their hands full on saturday against baltimore. with the starters playing the majority of the game, the ravens are looking to put a better performance on the field than they did last saturday in philadelphia. this is the final chance for teams to create some rhythm before the regular season and the motivated ravens are looking to do just that. >> we want

we will satisfy preston and steve where is pope booth?consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >> ♪ >>> the rest are never more. that's not a crow, is it? >> i would say pigeon. >> sky rat? >> can we get to the popebot, please? i'm really concerned. >> i'm so sorry, preston and steve. >> that's all right. >> i totally apologize, because that's bad radio. >> and we should also apologize, because we have no idea where popebot is. i know popebot was supposed to make it here yesterday around 7:00 a.m. and we haven't -- >> what's popebot? >> well,

houston preston tucker takes jesse chavez deep.the last three starts but today, he allowed just one run in 7 innings while striking out four. the last time went 7 was in june. now top 9 still 2-1 astros with a tying run at third but mojica gets his first save as an a as they win 2-1. >>> the jim tomsula era didn't get off to a great start. we remember his awkward press conference when he was introduced as head coach. >> i'm not -- i don't want to do that. i'm not going to answer your question there. >> well, i mean, you know, i -- >> i just would rather not get. >> just a little awkward. but tomsula has gotten a lot better since that day when he was joined at the podium by ceo jed york and gm trent baalke. yesterday after releasing aldon smith. he addressed the media by himself. he says he is better speaking on his own. >> i wanted to be alone, first of all. >> why is that? >> because i'm better that way. i just am more comfortable. >> clarify. you mean you're better -- it's not -- you're better -- >> it's been well documented i'm

. >> preston mitchell. from one state board to the other and he lands it a perfect 10. >> that's easy. >> that's the number one play of the night. but navarro boleman. it was emotional watching him on crutches in in seat seattle after the game. i was pulling luggage away so he could get through. it was a tough one. they lost the game. but they realized something much more significant happened. >> watch the injury. >> but to see him and interview him today, i felt it. welcome back. we'll be right back. >> takes a lot of courage. ,,,,, life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >> scorpion is next. >> woman: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave precision induction cooktop, brought to you by the makers of the number-one-selling nuwave oven. >> announcer: when you turn on your cooktop, do you really know

. >> preston mitchell.ther and he lands it a perfect 10. >> that's easy. >> that's the number one play of the night. but navarro boleman. it was emotional watching him on crutches in in seat seattle after the game. i was pulling luggage away so he could get through. it was a tough one. they lost the game. but they realized something much more significant happened. >> watch the injury. >> but to see him and interview him today, i felt it. welcome back. we'll be right back. >> takes a lot of courage. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environm

. >> you have elizabeth blair lee, whose father is the namesake of -- >> well, he was francis preston blair -- >> right. >> -- who was first a confidant of andrew jackson. and she grew up on jackson. in fact, he gave her his wife, rachel's, wedding wing. >> yeah. >> but, and so her father was jackson's confidant and then lincoln's confidant. her brother, montgomery blair, was in the lincoln cabinet. >> yep. >> her brother, frank blair was in the congress. but her husband, phillips lee, who was a cousin of robert e. lee, was in the union navy. and because he was in the navy, she wrote to him pretty much every day. >> yeah. >> and the letters are just a treasure trove. >> they're great. yeah. >> they really are. >> well, there's so much in here i encourage people to spend a lot of time with it because it's just great reading. >> well, they were great ladies. fun to learn about. >> good for you. i want to ask about this concept of women in leadership roles performing amazing feats and contributing but perhaps not getting, you know, enough credit for it or claim for it. in the two areas i

. >> please everybody ain't for -- thank preston for his wonderful remarks. [applause] >> you're watching american history tv on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. each week of american history tv sitting on a lecture a you can watch the classes every saturday at 8:00 p.m.. university of illinoiskevin schultz talks about the politics of 1960's and what freedom meant to different groups. he describes how the goals of these groups are often at odds with the federal government. kevin: obviously today we're going to talk about the 1960's. stephen stills wrote it. crosby stills nash and young. it talks about -- he wrote the song after a protest. it they put a law on how long people could be outside of bars in los angeles. all of the young people protested. i don't want to go to edit 10:00. i want to party at the whiskey a go go. the cops came, they beat some heads. there was a protest. stephen stills writes this song all about the contentious nature of the 1960's. the thing about that song as a key protest song, you nice know

let's check in with cnn's mark preston at the red state gathering.> reporter: i have to tell you last night they had a debate watch party. 1,000 of the grassroots activists gathered in the ballroom in atlanta. when donald trump was answering his questions, he actually got a pretty good reception. i have to tell you the reason why is he talked about anti-establishment. he talked anti-establishment tone. donald trump certainly alienated a lot of republicans last night, there is a segment that likes donald trump. what frank is saying in the end, we probably will see the destruction of a donald trump campaign but he will still have his support, carol. >> so besides governor chris christie who is speaking at the event? >> reporter: we will see chris christie shortly here at this gathering. rick perry the former texas governor will be here. we will see the likes of bobby jindal and carly fiorina who had a fantastic debate. so will marco rubio. we will very jeb bush. >> i know you will be there to bring it to us. thank you, mark preston reporting live from

thank you so much mark preston. of course the next time that we will see as many of the candidates at once on television and on stage, will be the debate on cnn next week on wednesday september 16th and the following cnn hosts the first democratic presidential debate. you can watch all of that on tuesday october 13. so now what is and is not happening on the campaign trail. now liz may er and also karen and rachel who is a spokesperson for the libra intertif. good to see all of you. >> thank you for having us. >> so let me go to you first. the fact that redstate.com has disinvited donald trump this evening and eric erickson has had his own history of speaking inappropriately about woman, and he says that donald trump trumand his words were not appropriate and disinvited. was that the right thing to do? how do you interpret all of this? >> i think that it's the right thing to do. i commend eric for having the guts to do it. i was in the ball room this morning when eric made the announcement. i only heard two people t

. >> please everybody ain't for -- thank preston for his wonderful remarks. [applause] >> you're watching american history tv on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. each week of american history tv sitting on a lecture a you can watch the classes every saturday at 8:00 p.m.. university of illinoiskevin schultz talks about the politics of 1960's and what freedom meant to different groups. he describes how the goals of these groups are often at

. >> let's bring in mark preston outside of where the event will be unfolding. so, mark, clarity over the comments from donald trump and you are hearing from erick ericson who says this is unexcusable. what was planned for donald trump this evening, no longer. now what? >> reporter: let's just set the table. this is really just unraveling by the minute. we have seen donald trump on twitter addressing this issue in the past hour. we have seen eric ericson address the issue. i was able to speak to some attendees here to get their reaction. we saw the crowd reaction. by and large, it was received favorably. i did speak to one woman who came down all the way from indianapolis. she was upset about it. she is not a donald trump supporter. she said she is probably going to vote for ted cruz or scott walker but she said the media is twisting these words and that donald trump should not have been disinvited. we have heard from carly fiorina, george petaki and lindsey graham and i was able to talk to governor mike huckabee and ask him what he thought about donald trump's

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let's bring in mark preston. let's go back to the number jeff showed us of the favorable/unfavorable flipping since the announcement in march. that's the biggest one that is going to get wide eyes from the clinton folk this is morning. what do you think is going to be the play on that, preston? >> listen, chris, you expect her to drop in the polls. she's a politician. she's no longer a non-partisan secretary of state. clearly, the controversies she's gone over are weighing on her. bernie sanders is traveling the country and getting crowds upwards of 10,000 people. this is troubling. let's talk about six months from now, if this continues, she could be in trouble. >> look at the poll. the one that shows now versus july, last month, and how sanders has gained. he's at 29%. a month ago, 19%. hillary clinton's numbers have gone down by almost as much. she was 56%, now 47%. how big of a threat is bernie sanders? >> he is definitely a threat among liberal democrats. he's going out there as mark said, doing the rallies

. >> this is a great topic for preston and steve. we'll join them next.hi, preston, n steve. >> good morning. >> we have an age old question to start with. are you young? >> no, smiling. opening my mouth. >> we heard a yawn. >> age old question, who are happier, married people or single people? discuss and i'll given you find action of new survey. steve, start. >> on personal level, as a happily married man, i would say married people. but, i know that i was pretty happen when i was single. i'm happier as a married man. >> happily married people? some people can't stands to be married. but overall, good to have somebody. i think in a overall sense, that if you're with someone, then, yes, you're happier. >> before we reveal the findings of the study i want to hear from cathy roman owe? >> what do you say? what? >> i have a close friend single, he's better off single, lovers being single, he lovers his life. i don't think marriage is for him. so depends on the person. >> are you having @ fair with him? >> no, i am not. >> what about marissa? >> marissa, com

preston brooks does not get into any banknotes, but he did get into a lot of cartoons of the day. that's mr. brooks beating sumner on the floor of the senate. so if you hear charles owne -- sumner, this is what people are referring to when name comes up. let's back up a second. i skipped it would clinton -- dewitt clinton. he's known for one thing and one thing only and that is clinton's ditch, the erie canal. he actually proposed this canal and saw its construction as governor of new york. it's known as clinton's ditch. but that is probably what he is most famous for. many new yorkers know him. so, it is a familiar name. let's rush through some of the forgotten persons. here's thomas hart benton, he is not the famous painter from missouri. he is a congressman from missouri for 30 years that no one remembers. edward everett. here he is. something of a child prodigy. he was a professor of greek at harvard at age 21. he became the governor of massachusetts. he seceded -- succeeded daniel webster as secretary of state, but basically a forgotten person. henricks is kind of interesting

information on preston and steve. com.f you would be so kind to attend, there will be raffles, you know, people can be showing up, celebrity nature. i'll be there, few other people, as well. it is first event, inaugural thing, we really want to make a dent in this problem, and these animals suffering, shouldn't be happening. >> your wife is a very nice woman. >> that's why i married her. >> and good kisser. >> oh! mike, mike. >> you ain't seen nothing yet. >> oh. >> see you guys. have a great day. >> thanks, guys. >> and don't get into any fight today, okay? >> we won't fight. >> no. >> actually very rare around here. coming up on 8:00, what's today? >> today is wednesday, august 12th, 2015. >> okay. >>> live from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia. >> fighting for her kids. kelly rutter forward forced to say good-bye to her children as her bitter custody battle continues this morning. what she did in court that may have upset the judge. lauren? >> and speak of being upset, kim k under fire, fda sick of the

free to focus on what matters most. >>> we're back with our political reporter sarah murray and mark prestonsay about donald trump. he's a serious candidate. he said he needs to be held accountable for his views. is this a new strategy that jeb bush has in dealing with trump? >> the back handed compliment. i spoke to one of jeb bush's advisors a short time ago. expect more of this in the coming weeks or months. what they think or say is that trump has been able to tap into the anger and frustration. but when people focus on the real issues of the campaign that they will turn to jeb bush. i do think it's worth saying that donald trump is correct in saying this that jeb bush doesn't really seem to have the energy when he delivers the message. when you have donald trump out there, he's a better performer than jeb bush is. i do think there's something to be set for that. >> he makes fun of jeb bush that he's so weak and doesn't have much energy and he's passive, if you will. we are seeing more of maybe a sharper demeanor on the part of the jeb bush. >> he is being more aggressive. it's clear tha