. >> we're taking you live to raleigh, north carolina to raleigh, north carolina for a donald trump campaign event. donald trump is taking the stage at his campaign event in raleigh, north carolina. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much. thank you you very much. wow, look at that. i love you. i love you north carolina, i love you. unbelievable. you know, it is an incredible thing, the system is rigged but we are still happy to be together, right? totally rigged. what a system, what a group out there. you watch what's going on will be talking about it, but before i do, a great friend of mine, somebody respected by everybody, senator bob corker. come on up bob. [applause]. >> i was not going to say anything. i just came to visit. [laughter] but i have to tell you something, the rallies that i have back home are not quite like this. it's pretty cool. it's unbelievable, isn't it? [applause]. i had a remarkable day today. pretty remarkable day. it says a lot about a person to meet their family, spent time with their kids if you will, he veronica and eric and their son-in-law. and to be around people that

donald trump is about to take the stage in raleigh, north carolina. the record" will take you there live the second trump begins to speak. good evening. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. you'll hear from trump in just moments. but, first, extremely careless. the fbi hitting at secretary hillary clinton saying she mishandled classified information on her private email server. but despite that, fbi director james comey says the bureau will not recommend criminal charges against the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. so why no charges? here is director comey defending his decision. >> i have not coordinated this statement or reviewed it in any way with the department of justice or any other part of the government. they do not know what i'm about to say. from the group of 30,000 emails, return to do the state department in 2014, 110 emails in 52 email chains have been determined why the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. eight of those chains contained information that was top

donald trump will hold a rally in raleigh. later tonight nbc news has learned he'll be joined by tennessee senator bob corker. this comes after trump met with several potential running mates over the last few days. >>> about three hours south of raleigh in charlotte, president obama and hillary clinton will campaign together. nbc's edward lawrence will have more on both candidates' events today in just a few minutes. >>> today, a loudoun county democrat will push a resolution getting opposition from some county republicans. numerous calls for the resolution after the orlando nightclub shooting, but the county's gop chairman, will estrada is urging members to vote down the resolution. he says people and groups should only be recognized for their achievements. >>> we're one month from the rio olympics. with more excitement comes more problems for the host nation of brazil. on monday sailors complained about an oil slick coating votes and follows concerns about rising crime, the zika virus and slow ticket sales. >>> military memb

mark halperin is about 160 miles away from me in raleigh, where donald j. trump is holding a competing rally tonight. he'll be with us later in the show. for now i'm joined by my colleague, al hunt of the washington bureau of bloomberg. the context for both events today were completely and utterly changed, however, by the even bigger news that came out this morning. fbi director james comey announcing the end of his agency's months-long high stakes investigation into clinton's handling of classified information at the state department. in his public remarks at fbi headquarters, comey offered a harsh critique of clinton's e-mail practices as secretary of state but ultimately recommended no criminal charges be filed against the presumptive democratic nominee. >> 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. eight of those chains contained information that was top secret. although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended

scott cos raleigh tonight. >> the protests have been loud. the threats have been dire. >> this is about long-term risk with the way lity fo our repetition has been damaged by this law. the largest city, has cost the area $283 million and 1300 jobs. the nba, which has a basketball franchise in charlotte, is reconsidering on whether to hold next year's all-star game there. the governor and legislature are unmoved, ref ch in the law, but if they arebl with the state's economy k there are some reasons they might win. north carolina is traditionally one of america's most competitive states. its economy now on the upswing. consumer spending here, more than $30 proponent of the law say thatst what businesses should focus on. >> businesses who care about being bullied by big groups like the humaning rige citizens they serve or the profit tin >> this isn't the first time businesses have taken sides in the culture wars. last year, they were threatening to boycott indiana over its so-called religious freedom law that critics said was a license to discri

katy tur is standing by in raleigh covering the trump campaign. please tell me, katy. >> hall & oates, that's a good song. i wouldn't mind listening to that. donald trump is going to be here. he's trying to divert attention from his own scandals by focusing in on hillary clinton today and the fbi, also trying to focus in on his search for a vice presidential candidate. to give you an idea of how he responded to the fbi's recommendation not to bring charges, here is what he has been tweeting "the system is rigged, general petraeus got into trouble for far less, very, very unfair. as usual, bad judgment." also "fbi director said crooked hillary compromised our national security. no charges, wow. #riggedsystem." this is the narrative the campaign has been trying to paint not only with hillary clinton but the entire system as a whole. that it's set up not in the interest of the american voter, the american public but in the interests in washington and the politicians who were there trying to amass power and influence, not necessarily serve the people.

this hour we have team fox coverage, jennifer griffin is live at the raleigh in north carolina but firstrine in washington, d.c. and let's begin there. katherine? >> the fbi director says then secretary of state hillary clinton sent and received classified information and some of the e-mails were marked classified at the time and a person in her position should have known based on the sensitivity of the intelligence it should not be outside secure channels. >> seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the top secret special access program at the time they were sent and received. >> director comey also confirmed that clinton used more than one server and they were not secured like government systems and found no evidence it was hacked by a third party or hostile nation, they would not expect to find such evidence and they are operating on the belief a third party has all of the clinton e-mails. >> what about those deleted e-mails? what did we learn about that? >> that clinton lawyers never read e-mails before deleting them and relied on subject headers but the destructio

the raging water in raleigh. roads impassable. cars submerged on the street. parking garages swamped. is the worst over? and what's in store for the week ahead? >>> and pokemon stop. the wildly addictive mobile game coming to a crashing halt. millions of people suffering from sudden withdrawal. >> i was nerd raging about it. >> was it simply system overload or a sinister cyberattack? >>> hey, good morning. as we come on the air, there are fast-moving developments right now in turkey. a key u.s. ally that is supposed to be a beacon of stability in a chaotic region now dealing with the aftershocks of an attempted military coup. >> thousands of supporters of the country's president are marching through the streets as the government rounds up members of the military and judiciary who have been accused of plotting this coup? we'll have a live report from the ground coming up but we start here with america on the cusp of history. we have a shot from inside the convention hall in cleveland where what promises to be a truly extraordinary republican national convention

trump is campaigning in raleigh north carolina. this is a live look at the raleigh. we are working on the lights. can't see much. he is expected to speak any moment and will likely bring up the e-mail scandal. we'll have full coverage at 11:00 and on the wusa9 app. >>> we have been telling you about national park service's request for money to repair the memorial bridge. well, the feds have ponied up some of the cash. the department of transportation has awarded park service a $90 million grant. the money will go toward work on the bridge's approach spans which are considered most in need of repair. the park service says it will need much more, $250 million in total, to make all the repairs the bridge needs. >>> saving lives just by using your smart phone. how you donor with an app and just a few clicks. >> they fight for all sorts of causes and social injustices but today they fought for their own home. you are watching wusa9. woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when t

donald trump is about to take the stage in raleigh, north carolina.l take you there live the second trump begins to speak. good evening. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. you'll hear from trump in just moments. but, first, extremely careless. the fbi hitting at secretary hillary clinton saying she mishandled classified information on her private email server. but despite that, fbi director james comey says the bureau will not recommend criminal charges against the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. so why no charges? here is director comey defending his decision. >> i have not coordinated this statement or reviewed it in any way with the department of justice o

. >> raleigh is an hour and a half away.o have my granddaughter drive me to raleigh. >> reporter: the plan worked. she waited a few days and contacted the airline for a refund for the original flight but after multiple calls and attempts on the website, she couldn't get through to anyone at american. the reason you called "nbc10 responds" is why? >> because you respond. >> reporter: we spoke to american airlines. they wouldn't speak to us about davidson's issues but a representative reached out to her directly. >> the first thing they said to me is why did you call your local news station? and i said because i couldn't get any answer from you. >> reporter: american refunded davidson for the $239 flight. plus the refund for cost of gas between raleigh. the airline apologized and even added a $200 voucher for a future flight. >> not only do "nbc10 responds," i like that even better. >> if you have a problem, have nbc10.com, or coran family saide patrick corcoran was killed in the vietnam war. for once a year, it's flown outsid

reporter: it is 95 degrees here in raleigh. there is a huge line of people getting refreshing rain drops on them. donald trump is coming here fired up, he issued two statements inn last hour -- in last hour. each wore very long. railing the fbi. with all of the criticism that comey gave of former secretary of state, saying it was simply not responsible the types of activities she took, trump campaign has lost a big utility, republicans thought she should be indicted and disqualified for presidency, now trump campaign will take what they consider to be injustice and white wash of what they call the rigged system. north carolina is one of constant mid-11 swing states it is a battleground, it has been swinging from democrat to republican in 2012, now a virtual dead tie. in what pops there have been, there have not been many in last couple of weeks, today it will be tennessee senator bob corker, who will be opening, auditioning vice presidential pick. he is a very conservative tennessee senator but with a more moderate tone in term

but donald trump used it in his attack of the likely democratic opponent while he was in raleigh. nbc's edward lawrence will have more on what it all means in a few minutes. >>> p hogan will not attend the convention. instead he'll going to the crab and clam bake in chris field. he will not be voting for donald trump. >>> there will not be an lbgt pride month. the critics said that would promote homosexuality. instead, it will be love loudon month. they sounded off in a meeting last night. >> republicans whispered in my ear, oh, jonathan, we're not anti-gay. show me if you're against this resolution or if you're against the gay lifestyle you're somehow ignorant. >> the new resolution says all are welcome no loudoun county and urges people to love and respect the diverse community. >>> today, we're expecting a major announcement about a product recall from the consumer product safety commission. we don't know what's being recalled but it's some sort of children's -- something that adults and children use and once that announcement comes around, around 10:00, we'll send an alert to

he told supporters in raleigh, north carolina, that iraq has become the harvard for terrorism in the absence of its former dictator and lauded hussein's ruthlessness. >> saddam hussein was a bad guy, right? he was a bad guy, really bad guy but you know what he did well, he killed terrorists. he did that so good. >> well, house speaker ryan denounced those comments and the clinton camp responded to the latest comments saying it shows how dangerous trump would be as commander in chief. >>> breaking news pistorius is in court right now awaiting his sentence for the murder of his girlfriend on valentine's day three years ago. the form he olympic sprinter found guilty last december. initially he was sentenced to five years for manslaughter but a higher court then upgraded that conviction to murder. pistorius whose lower legs were amputated as a child even walked on his stumps last month to show his disability. his lawyers have argued it should be a factor in reducing his sentence. >>> a french commission says the signs were there before the series of attacks in paris last year but they sa

donald trump will hold a rally in raleigh later tonight. nbc news learned he'll be joined by tennessee senator bob corker. this comes after several potential running mates over the last few days. about three hours south of raleigh in charlotte, president obama and hillary clinton will campaign together. this is clinton's first appearance with the president since his endorsement. >>> i'm mollet green at the live desk. we're watching jubilation over juno. [ cheers and applause ] >> the solar powered spacecraft just arrived at jupiter. you see the people there at nasa's jet propulsion lab cheering about this. we still have 20 months to go before it's all over for the craft to study jupiter, how it was formed and evolved. juno will take pictures of the clouds, four inner moons. unfortunately no pictures to show you of the actual landing there but we're going to continue to follow this developing story. back to you. >> thank you, the countdown is on to the rio olympics as we are now just one month away from the games in brazil. we're now hearing

president obama joins clinton in charlotte while donald trump will hold a rally in raleigh. elaine? >> quijano: errol in washington, thank you. severe storms pounded the nation's heartland this weekend. near wichita, kansas, streets are underwater. one mayor called it the worst flooding he has seen in 50 years. pamela gardner of wbz in boston is trackk the story. pamela? >> elaine, it's going to be a soggy fourth of july for some. we're already starting off with heavy rain and even the potential for severe storms from illinois to indiana and kentucky tonight. and that means some heavy rainfall totals for monday morning but then the same system will progress towards the midatlantic states producing ddditional rainfall right around louisville, kentucky, all the way to d.c.. to time this out for you, 7 a.m. monday, want to start you off, spotty showersk thunderstorms erupting across the plain, the ohio valley and midatlantic states. a soggy one from cincinnati to st. louis and nashville. keep an eye to the sky because on could see strong thunderstorms in those locations all the way thr

. >> raleigh's an hour and a half away.i had to have my granddaughter drive me to raleigh. >> reporter: the plan worked. davidson got on another american airlines flight. and made it back home. she waited a few days then contacted the airline for a refund for the original flight. but after multiple calls, she couldn't get through to anyone at american. the reason you called "nbc 10 responds" is why? >> because you respond. >> reporter: we spoke with american airlines, they wouldn't speak to us about davidson's issue, but they reached out to her directly. >> the first thing they said to me, why did you call your local news station? i said, because i couldn't get any answer from you. >> reporter: american refunded davidson for the $239 flight. plus a refund for the cost of gas between greenville and raleigh. the airline apologized to davidson. and even added a $200 voucher for a future flight. >> not only does nbc respond, nbc resolves. i like that even better. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you. >>

he has the old school windup and wears the raleigh fingers mustache.it true that the astros didn't like the double pump in your windup? >> they didn't like it. they didn't think it was repeatable. they didn't think i was throwing enough strikes with it. thought it might be a health issue with my back. but they let me do it. i fit in perfectly apparently. i got the goofy moustache and old school windup. >> raleigh fingers and catfish hunter. >> that's what everybody is saying. a mix of both. >> reporter: you didn't know about raleigh fingers? >> no. just like fate. i got traded over here. i did it in college. i kind of did it. a foundation called the ralston cash foundation with kids who lost parents in cancer. i did it in college and he asked me if i wanted to do it in the pro bowl so i do that with him right now and now i love it. so i have to keep it. >> tradition now. can't get rid of it. >> reporter: arizona could have used this massive glove in the he deciding game of the college world series. scoreless against coastal carolina when the final out

clinton did not mention it in her appearan but donald trump used it to attack her in raleigh. edward lawrence will have more on what it could mean in just a few minutes. >>> maryland governor larry hogan will not attend the republican convention. instead, he will head to the 40th annual jay miller crab and clam bake in chrisfield. hogan has already said he will not be voting for donald trump. >>> a water scare is developing at the u.s. capitol. house lawmakers and their staffs will be allowed to take free blood tests. doctors are looking to see whether elevated lead levels in the water are affecting anyone who works in the capitol. they shut down the water after tests showed lead levels slightly above national standards. >>> in a few hours, we're expecting a major announcement about a product recall from the consumer product safety commission. we don't know what's being recalled, but we're told it's something that kids and adults use. once the announcement comes out we'll send an alert to your nbc washington app. >>> new overnight, nobody waking up a multimillionaire in mornin

i'm going to raleigh where we have baking crowd. but i think it's a very unusual set of circumstances. and it began with president clinton going on to an airplane, you know, just like oh, gee, hey, isn't this wonderful and a lot of people are saying where was he before? was he playing golf or did he just go there, see her, and then leave because some people are saying that's what happened. nobody knows where he was. did he comply -- fly in and flight right out? that's a whole different circumstance. he said he was just in north carolina. a the love people said he was playing golf. they haven't been able to find out where he played golf. regardless, you have a set of circumstances which is absolutely horrendous set of circumstances as far as i'm concerned and as far as a lot of great lawyers are concerned. >> are you going to accuse president obama of influencing the case and are you going to accuse hillary clinton of committing a crime? >> i'm going to further look into it and we will see what we cial see. you will be certainly one

donald trump's rally will be later on tonight in raleigh.lary clinton and president obama will hold their campaign event this afternoon in charlotte. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, now back to you, kris, sam? >> thank you very much. >>> 6:14. in the race to create a vaccine for the zika virus, they're getting close to have their product ready for production. the company last month made headlines with word that their vaccine gave immunity to the zika virus in mice. their next step the human clinical trials. researchers say they've done in months what can often take years to accomplish. >> our reaction was, okay, it work once. let's get it to work twice. >> the company is looking for human volunteers to conduct those clinical trials. the hope is that a vaccine might be on the market in a matter of just months. >>> back to our coverage of the rio olympic games with just one month to go before the opening ceremony, august 5th. crews in brazil are racing the clock to finish last-minute details. sometimes that even includes finishi

joining us now from raleigh, cnn's sara murray. sara, you've been in the hall for donald trump's speech right now. it was 90 -- no, 66 minutes. it covered a broad range of subjects to put it politely, but people were watching because they wanted to know what his reaction would be to the fbi director's news conference today saying he would not recommend charges against hillary clinton. how did he handle that specifically? >> reporter: well, john, it was a pretty fiery takedown from donald trump today, not only of hillary clinton and also of president obama and he continued with the notion that the system is rigged, that hillary clinton was only able to get away with it because she is a clinton essentially saying no other american would be able to pull this off, and also saying that emails are the latest sign that her judgment is compromised. he also took some swipes at president obama saying let's get the white house and he sees a carnival act. it lasted for more than an hour and let's take a listen at some of the highlights. >> whe

he'll appear with tennessee senator bob corker later today in raleigh, north carolina.o make his vp pick public next week. we'll keep you posted on the subject of hillary clinton, she is due to speak to the national education association at any time now. after the speech secretary clinton will embark on what you might call a trust-building tour, starting her journey with powerful democratic ally, president barack obama. the optics surrounding this will be powerful. clinton will fly to north carolina on air force one, disembark with the president at her side, but it may not be enough. some voters simply do not trust her. the latest fox news poll shows more than half of registered voters do not believe mrs. clinton is honest and trustworthy. so how to cover come those numbers. drew westin is author of "political brain," professor at emory university and political psychologist. voters have been aware of hillary clinton for 30 years. i think most of them have made up their mind about her. how can she change perception at this point? >> that's part of the problem is that she

president obama joins in charlotte, while donald trump will hold a rally in raleigh. elaine. >> errol barnett in washington. thank you. >> severe storms pounded the nation's heartland this weekend. near wichita, kansas, streets are underwater. one mayor called it the worst flooding he has seen in 50 years. pamela gardner of wbz in boston is tracking the storms. pamela. >> elaine, it is going to be a soggy fourth of july for some. we are starting off with heavy rain and even the potential for severe storms from illinois to indiana and kentucky tonight. and that means some heavy rainfall totals for monday morning. then the same system will progress toward the mid-atlantic states. producing additional rainfall, right around louisville, kentucky to d.c. to time this out for you, 7:00 a.m. monday. start you off spotty showers. thunderstorms, erupting across the plains, the ohio valley and mid-atlantic states. a soggy one from cincinnati to st. louis and nashville. definitely keep an eye to the sky. could see strong thunderstorms all the way through fireworks time. and ther

in raleigh today. the f.b.i.rges be filed against hillary clinton a private e-mail server as secretary of state. f.b.i. director comey said and her aids were careless but there was no misconduct. lead tomay is in the proceed david cameron. south africa, double pistoriusympian oscar may return to prison for murdering his girlfriend three years ago. asking for 15e years. global news, 24 hours a

nicole: donald trump strongly criticizing during a rally last night in raleigh, north carolina. >> i always felt that hillary clinton would escape criminal charges for dangerous and illegal behavior because i always knew and i only see and it's so sad that our system is in fact rates. it is totally raised. it is corrupt,, disgraceful. lauren: following the fbi's announcement, visiting with president obama. blake burman has those details. reporter: president obama campaigning alongside hillary clinton. the first time the two have been campaigning together hours after fbi direct your james comey was extremely careless in her handling of state department material, but that his agents have determined clinton did not act with malicious intent. no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case against her and that is his agency's recommendation to the department of justice. neither clinton or the president addressed the fbi's position that the president not the president on tuesday clearly stood stood by his former secretary of state. >> i am here today because i believe in hillary clinton. i wa

chief political correspondent carl cameron reports from raleigh tonight. >> reporter: taking the stage with president obama on the 2016 campaign trail, donald trump issued a statement slamming her in the wake of the fbi's decision. quote, as fbi director james comey let clinton off the hook for her, quote, extremely careless actions, the fix was final. the obama administration's anointed successor has had an indictment removed from her path and will now be able to glide to the rigged democrat nomination. one of the critical battlegrounds nationwide, mitt romney beat the president here in 2012. think he can't win his red nationwide. >> even if he picked pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, carried all those blue collar states he still wouldn't win. >> reporter: announcing his potential running mates on the trail and will be introduced tonight by one of them, senator bob corker. tomorrow for the first time in six weeks, trump will visit ohio, no republican has ever become president without winning first. he will be joined by newt gingrich. both he and new jersey governor chris christie have be

that's it makes it worse with temperatures forecast in the upper 90s today like in raleigh, north carolinaded the humidity and take a look at what it's going to feel like. by 4:00 p.m. eastern time that could be like 108 degrees. really hot out there appeared across portions of the plane about to let triple digits in the 90s and temperatures forecast to remain high over the next couple days. wednesday, thursday and into friday he will continue to feel some summerlike temperatures. otherwise comes terms are in the forecast today. severe weather across portions of the northeast with a tornado in today across parts of the atlantic and even in the planes you could be seen isolated severe weather with damaging winds and large hail is the main thread. over to you. nicole: coming up, we will handed over to "mornings with maria." first, a check on stock market futures. pull back 77. dow futures down 15. nasdaq down three. you are watching trends that men. stay with us. runners on your mark! ♪music get set! ♪you're rolled out at the dawning of the day♪ (sfx:starter pistol shot) ♪heart racin' as you

one of five in raleigh and it's hot out here over the next couple of days as well.otice this little bit of an improvement of specific eastern u.s. temperatures a little bit closer to other spirits though the middleman is out there as far north as new york city. expect the heat to be a big story from the eastern u.s. for several more days. the mid-atlantic and extending further west into the midwest. across northern plains there will be a threat for damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes. as we head into tomorrow, the threat continues across portions of the plane. over to you. nicole: maria molina, thank you very much. lauren: next, we will hand it over to "mornings with maria" after the break. i'm good. -- but i have a story [music] and i don't know where to start. i'm good -- but i feel alone in a crowd. i'm good -- but nobody understands. i'm good -- but the past keeps coming back. but i can't get out of bed. but i can't sleep. i'm good -- but i feel overwhelmed. i'm good -- but i don't feel safe. but i don't even know who i am anymore. but i still have night

the hymn donald trump in raleigh north carolina. they are mocking president obama and hillary clinton on taxpayer dollars. >> why is she campaigning with the plane of the united states and why is he allowed to come down, get on that very, very, very expensive plain? he talks about the carbon footprint, okay? he wants to solve the carbon footprint but he gets on an old boeing 747. lou: joining us now to the best attorneys in the business "fox news" with legal analyst and former prosecutor defense attorney rebecca rosewood lynn. great to have you both with us. let's start with call me saying a reasonable prosecutor would bring the case, fire at will. >> i am a third generation federal prosecutor and this really bugs me because my father , my grandfather and i, are you kidding? we would bring this to a grand jury and that's what the fbi agent the federal fbi agent director comey should have done. what he should have done is said i'm not going to say you should charge or you won't. he said i would bring it to you better prosecutor. lou:

raleigh, wichita, jacksonville, st.0 degrees and what is the kind of air mass that is heading our way for the bulk of the next four days. in addition to this, the air quality over the next four days will be unhealthy if you have respiratory or issues. kids and the elderly should limit their times outdoors. we'll talk about how hot it will get coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> police on the force in newark got specialized training today, they took part in force on force training it's none lethal training on ammunition, they were put in situations like car stops and domestic violence. it was done in an old hall at the university of delaware. signs were posted telling residents about the police presence and it's training. >>> a broadway start took center stage in philadelphia chambers today. the big honor for leslie odom jr. the native and star of the smash hit show hamilton. and in health check yoga has proven to benefit bodies in a benefit of ways, and the link between certain poses and helping men battling

president obama will join hillary clinton at a raleigh in charlotte, north carolina.sident's first appearance with clinton since his endorsement. you're looking at file video from her time as secretary of state. this comes after they try to unite the party after clinton's primary fight with bernie sanders. >>> donald trump is in his search for a running mate. he met with iowa senator joan any ernest. that meeting comings after the presumptive republican nominee met with indiana governor mike pens and his family ov the weekend. trump will rally his supporters in raleigh tonight. >>> montgomery county's nickel tax on plastic bags is having mixed results according to "the washington post." revenue from plastic bag sales went up over 3% in the fiscal year. officials hoped it would nudge people to use environmentally friendly reusable bags. instead more plastic and paper bags are being issued at big chain grocery stores in the county. montgomery county is one of several areas in the country that has established a bag tax. >>> at the end of the day, you could be the big win

the hymn donald trump in raleigh north carolina.hey are mocking president obama and hillary clinton on taxpayer dollars. >> why is she campaigning with the plane of the united states and why is he allowed to come down, get on that very, very, very expensive plain? he talks about the carbon footprint, okay? he wants to solve the carbon footprint but he gets on an old boeing 747. lou: joining us now to the best attorneys in the business "fox news" with legal analyst and former prosecutor defense attorney rebecca rosewood lynn. great to have you both with us. let's start with call me saying a reasonable prosecutor would bring the case, fire at will. >> i am a third generation federal prosecutor and this really bugs me because my father , my grandfather and i, are you kidding? we would bring this to a grand jury and that's what the fbi agent the federal fbi agent director comey should have done. what he should have done is said i'm not going to say you should charge or you won't. he said i would bring it to you better prosecutor. lou: t

that is set for phone calls for the we have donald trump's speaking in raleigh north carolina tonight with tennessee's senator bob corker reported to be a possible vice presidential pick we will find out as a team -- time goes on. congress is back a house back to davis and is back tomorrow we have a chance to talk to a reporter to lookit that congressional agenda this week. >> talk about politics on capitol hill. post. we have the "huffington post" here covering congress also from "politico" good morning to both of you. what they we do go on that house side. >> the counterterrorism package will come to the floor and though later thisurchg week with that then general provision begins the attorney general about three days that is a key element of the gun provision what the democrats will like and that years of the provision from john cornyn in the senate. >> democrat say putting the responsibility of the attorney-general prove probable cause to have to hold a hearing and it will r take too long will only delay the purchase by three days.-f so the reason is there should be an outright ba

. >> during a campaign stop in raleigh north carolina, nominee donald trump says the system is rigged and clinton is unfit to be president. >> hillary clinton can't keep her e-mails safe, you know what, folks she sure as hell can't keep our country safe. >>> clinton has yet to mention the fbi's decision it is doubtful she has heard the last of the scandal. >> face the nation host says it comes down to her actions and what the fbi says is the truth. >> this is not about something she said happened back in secretary of state this is about the explanation she gave and whether those match up with reality. >>> the republican party released a her findings. >>> hillary clinton is campaigning in atlanta city somewhere she is going to go after trump's record. >> and download our free wusa9 mobile app. >>> the tsa is testing new screening techniques aimed at get you through checkpoints, expanding a program that uses ct scanner to inspect bags, it eliminates the need for screeners to exam every bag, also expand a pilot program that sends suspicion bags for private screening while others keep mov

let's begin right now with sara murray who is there in raleigh, north carolina.ara murray, talk to me about donald trump. >> well, brooke, obviously this is a chance for donald trump to change the narrative. we were talking all day yesterday about how he sent off this tweet with anti-semitic overtones, his campaign was dealing with the fallout from that. today they are trying to stay focused on hillary clinton and on this decision and they sort of see it as a gift that hillary clinton will be traveling with president obama today, that she appeared on air force one. that's a way for donald trump to continue to make the case that the system is rigid in the favor of the clintons, that they benefit from privileges that average americans don't. for instance, just look at how she's traveling with president obama. just look at how these charges against her have gone away. think we'll hear a lot of that from donald trump today as he attempts to pivot away from his own controversy and turn the heat up on clinton. >> sara, stay with me. tim, let me bring you back in. as we

. >>> donald trump will be in raleigh, north carolina on tuesday. hillary clinton will be in charlotte on tuesday for her first appearance with president obama at a campaign event. edward lawrence nbc news washington. >>> and new york last night an illuminating reminder of the extraordinary life of eli elie weasel lit up in the colors of t . family and friends gathered to remember him. he passed away saturday at the age of 87. many people who never met him showed up outside the synagogue to play their respects. in his classic memoir "night" he shared his story of surviving nazi concentration camps. people spoke about his message to the world yesterday. >> he carried the message universally. he carried the message to the jewish tragedy to the world. he took it away beyond. >> he was freed from a concentration camp in 1945 only after his mother, father, and sister had been killed there. >>> new details in last month's deadly alligator attack at disney world. according to a new report, not one but two alligators were involved in the deadly snatching of

donald trump will speak in raleigh at 4:00 p.m. pacific time at his campaign event there.illary clinton and president obama will have their event at noontime pacific in charlotte, north carolina. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, now back to you, sam, kris? >> edward, thank you. >>> going to the washington now. the senate is getting a smartphone upgrade. the blackberry that's been a congressional staple for years, and even became a meme in the hands of then secretary of state hillary clinton is now out. the senate is switching over to android or iphones. senate memo says the blackberry classic is being discontinued. it's long battery life and security made it a reliable tool for many years. >> i knew a lot of people who did not want to give those up back in the day. >> i took a little while. >>> more problems for ashley madison, the website that helps married people find those to cheat on is being investigated by the feds. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to kate rogers live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> good mo

by saturday we start to inch some of this into the carolinas. 105 from charlotte to raleigh. some areas get into it in the 90s. the 100s are held in the middle of the country. we are going have a little bit of severe weather too. we will watch these thunderstorms heading into areas of michigan. possibly isolated severe weather. areas in the the southwest. some of that heat is trying to sneak now into central california too. so this is a little beyond -- yeah, it's typical summer heat. >> i think we need to go to san francisco. >> it will be crowded. >> that's true. >>> a major announcement from the two-year-old boy killed at a walt disney world resort. he was wading in shallow waters when he was snatched away by an alligator. his parents issued a heartfelt statement saying we know we can never have lane back and we intend to keep his spirit alive through the lane thomas foundation. we'll be focused on the future health of our family and we will not be pursuing a lawsuit against disnedisney. disney installed new signage and bar jriers around the parks. >>> a police body cam pi

indictment not only of hillary clinton but of bill clinton and president obama when he was campaigning in raleigh, north carolina yesterday evening. here is just a sampling of what he had to say about clinton. >> and we've got hillary clinton who's weak, who is ineffective, she'll never be able to do the job. her judgment is horrible. look at her judgment on e-mails. who would do it? look at her judgment. her judgment is horrible. all right. her judgment is horrible. now, who said that about hillary? bernie sanders said her judgment is bad. she's got bad judgment. okay. let me tell you whether it's isis, whether it's trade, whether it's borders, whether it's jobs, it's going to be four more years of the same thing. the last thing we need is another clinton or the last thing we need is an obama-clinton in the white house. >> reporter: now, trump tried to use this as a way to drive home the message that the system is rigged against average americans and stacked in favor of people against the clintons who put special interests ahead of common working men. but also took swipes at the obamas saying wa

today -- >> the as a rally in raleigh -- at a rally in raleigh, north carolina, he said the world would be better if dictators like hussein were still in power. trump also wasted no time blasting the announcement from the fbi surrounding hillary clinton's i mail scandal. on twitter, he wrote, rigged system allowed clinton to get away with murder. yesterday, the feds said that clinton's handling of classified information was extremely careless but that she did not commit a crime. >>> san jose police stepping up patrols after several bullets hit cars driving through two busy intersections. kpix 5's maria medina is live on blossom hill road where the victims say it was a close call for all of them. >> reporter: michelle, i have to tell you blossom hill road is pretty busy even in the early-morning hours. a lot of businesses and homes nearby. now, the shooting took place between poughkeepsie behind me and monterey behind the camera. so far, there have been four shootings. the first one happened in early may. the very latest happening just thi past saturday all between 12:30 and 1 a.m. one m

the fbi director to explain his decision in front of a congressional hearing area peter is live in raleigh north carolina with the latest, peter? reporter: john, donald trump is is not just saying the system is rigged, he's explaining howhe thinks it's rigged for hillary , explaining and accusing rather his constitutional secretary clinton of writing the attorney general to stay out of trouble, elaborating he thinks the clinton campaign linked their candidates interest in keeping lynch on sag so she would value job security more than an indictment in her case. >> if she wins, she's going to consider extending the attorney general and you know what? i'm not knocking the attorney general. what i'm saying is, how can you say that? it's a bride . reporter: trump double down this morning, tweeting hillary clinton lied to the fbi and to the people of our country . she is so guilty but watch, her time will come. he also used the fbi director's conclusion that bad actors attacked clinton's carelessly set up server to say that means he thinks america's enemies have a blackmail file on clinton, some

traffic stop, lawrence hit the gas and led police on a multi-county, high-speed chase that ended in raleigh, when officers used a pit maneuver to stop him. the airbag in the vehicle deployed. police found knives and cocaine inside of his car. lawrence is scheduled to appear in wake county, north carolina, court today. he faces charges there am i in d c and also in prince george's outstanding words for strong-armed robbery. jummy: now we had to montgomery after this early-morning crash. 7 was above the scene on cedar lane and kensington around 5:00 a.m. two cars collided head-on. one of the people drive -- died from injuries. the other driver was seriously hurt. so far, police have not released the name of the victim. safetrackfe--- program has moved into surge three and this will present problems for air travelers shine you get to reagan national airport. that is where we find sam sweeney. sam: good news on the first rush-hour day of surge three. the metro shuttle buses pulled into reagan, loaded up, and pulled out. 50,000e track affects writers. if you're coming from d.c. or maryland to th