. >> 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

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

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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:

. >>> in the meantime, donald trump will be in raleigh, north carolina later today. north carolina is a huge critical swing state in this election. this after trump spent fourth of july with indiana governor mike pence, a potential vice presidential candidate for the gop ticket. after that meeting trump tweeted out that he's, quote, very impressed. trump also met with iowa senator joni ernst over the weekend. >>> business news, more problems for ashley madison, that website that helps married people find someone to cheat with. it is now being investigated by the feds. plus, there's a new way to sell your used car. >> for that and the rest of your news before the bell, cait rogers is live at cnbc's world headquarters this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street could start the week in the red as they return from the fourth of july holiday. market is managing to shrug off much of the turmoil caused by the brexit vote the previous week. the dow is posting best weekly performance of the year. big economic data of the week comes on friday with the monthl

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

. >>> 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

. >> 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

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 watching the white

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

first, donald trump, he is the one we just heard from tonight in raleigh, north carolina. >> we now know that she lied to the country when she said she did not send classified information on her server. she lied! she sent vast amounts of classified information, including information classified as top secret. like a criminal with a guilty conscious, clinton had her lawyers delete, destroy, and wipe away forever, except i still say there are geniuses that can find them. 30,000, think of this. 30,000 e-mails. this, again, disqualifies her from service and just think of it. i mean, how can you have this? bill and hillary clinton raked in millions of dollars from foreign government, special interest and international corporations in exchange for favors, folks. for favors. she is crooked hillary. don't you understand that? this is one of the most crooked politicians in history. hillary clinton's policies have spread isis and made iran the dominant islamic power in the middle east. hillary clinton can't keep her e-mails safe and you know what, folks? she as hell can't keep our country safe. >>

e we did see him yesterday in raleigh, north carolina. i'm told that he didn't necessarily want to speak at that rally, but donald trump called him out on stage. he came out and gave what was a quiet appeal for donald trump talking about what the man is like behind the scenes. this was a very rowdy crowd and didn't necessarily go over that well. you can even see donald trump patting senator corker's back when the crowd didn't seem to necessarily be taking to him like they take to donald trump. personalities were just very different. corker is extraordinarily quiet. a much more level headed demeern. donald trump is bigger than life. you can see the two person personalities clashing on stage last night. so i think what happened yesterday from the appearance of it all is they did not seem to match. we're get iting word that potentially joni ernst could be taking her name out of the running as well. she was being formally vet ted. this is two people that were among the top tier donald trump's potential run ining mat that have decided likely w

this afternoon donald trump slammed hillary clinton at an event in raleigh, north carolina. >> we've got hillary clinton who's weak, who's in effective. 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. >> trump also said he thinks the system is, "rigged." >>> here in the bay area there are a lot of different opinions about the hillary clinton e- mail investigation. >> ktvu's karen lu has that part of our story. >> reporter: the fbi not recommending criminal charges in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. a controversial decision sparking continued debate. we've gotten reactions from more than a dozen voters starting in downtown walnut creek. >> i agree with it. i don't think they should recommend charges. i don't think she has done anything illegal or dangerous. >> i think it is really problematic. that there are people above the law and that is worrisome to me. >> hillary has been dodged by threpublicans continually about her every little thing she has done. i'm pleas

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. nbc news washington. >>> we are following a developing story out of iraq. the death toll now stands at 200 people from the deadly truck bomb attack in a busy baghdad shopping district in the middle of ramramadan. a truck blew an entire block of shops and restaurants to rubble. yesterday's attack targeted a up-scale restaurant in the city. isis is claiming responsibility. >> they will continue launching the offensive strikes while defending as best they can their remaining territory and their two cities mosul and rock can. >> authorities say many of the dead are women and children. the white house, of course, condemned the attack and vowing to step up the fight against isis. >>> in the meantime student teachers in uk berkeley are going to host a vigil storm for the young student killed in the bangladesh attack. a group of gunmen stormed the coffee shop she was inside of. s

north carolina, for their first campaign appearance together. they are expected to attack donald trump. trump will have an event in raleigh, north carolina. rump was expected to say that voting for clinton is another vote for a third term of president obama. now, both campaigns are putting a lot of resources into north carolina. in 2012, it went to mitt romney. hillary clinton believes there is an opening there because of the bathroom gender bill. she thinks she ecan sway voters to her side. donald trump believes he can hold the voters on the republican side. this could be a vital week for trump. his campaign has faltered over the past couple of weeks. betty? >> it will be interesting, thank you very much. >>> the leader of the uk independence party and strong backer of britain leaving the eu has announced his resignation. they resigned in the wake of the brexit vote. what i said during the referendum campaign, i want my country back. what i'm saying today, i want my life back. it begins right now. >>> an apparent bomber side and two security officers injured in an attack near the u.s. consulate in saudi arabia. according to the state depa

north carolina. thank you very much! thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> there you have it. donald trump wrapping up an appearance in raleigh, north carolina. we did bring it to you in its entirety just as we did hillary clinton's event with president obama in charlotte today and the fbi director's event if you can call it that. it has been that kind of day. the presumptive republican nominee tonight slamming secretary clinton, slamming the decision today not to recommend bringing criminal charges against her for using a private email server while she was secretary of state. calling the system behind that decision rigged. a dramatic end to a dramatic day. it did begin with the fbi director james comey announcing the fbi would not recommend that secretary clinton face charges, but he sharply, sharply condemned her judgment. then from the president of the united states, a ringing and rousing endorsement. the first time he and she had been on the campaign trail together this year. so much to talk about in the next 90 minutes. joining us now from raleigh, cnn's sara murray. sara, you've been in the hall for donald trump's speec

cnn, raleigh, north carolina. >> still ahead, we'll walk through the legal question surrounding the hillarynton e-mail investigation with our legal panel. avery and richard will be right around the block. ♪sorry i'm not love ♪ ♪i'm leaving in my thoughts amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. don't miss the lowest prices of the season sale, with the c2 queen mattress now only $699.99. plus 36 month financing. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> this morning hillary clinton was interviewed over the use of her private e-mail server while she served as u.s. secretary of state. images outside the clinton home in washington, d.c. a clinton spokesperson saying the interview was voluntary and she is pleased to have the opportunity to help the department of justice. let's bring in both law professors. good to see you guys and hanging out with us all day long on this holiday weekend. thank you for that. richard, you first, is this a meeting to determine the consistencies

in northeast washington that may have led to the high-speed chase through the streets of raleigh, north carolina. why a neighborhood is calling foul over a new athletic field. first, why president obama plans to leave thousands of troops in afghanistan for longer than planne maureen: president become bam is hitting the brakes on a -- president obama is hitting brakes on a planned draw down of forces from afghanistan. he announced 8,400 troops will remain in afghanistan into next year. it was supposed to be cut to 5,500 service members. president obama: the narrow missions assigned to our forces will not change. they remain focused on supporting afghan forces and going after terrorists. maureen: the president said the security situation in afghanistan remains precarious and added this move will give his successor more flexibility. republican leaders applauded that decision. former british prime minister tony blair is standing by his decision to join u.s. in toppling iraqi leader saddam hussein. an official british inquiry found blair assured president george w. bush of his support eight months be

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 in raleigh, north carolina, last night reacting to the news of the day. the fbi director not recommending charges against hillary clinton for her use of a private e-mail server while serving as secretary of state. that tops our decision 2016 coverage. let's get to edward lawrence who is tracking the latest. does the fbi's decision mean that hillary clinton is in the clear now? >> eun, if you ask clinton's campaign folks, they think it is. she put out a statement yesterday saying that this case is over. it's not quite over yet. now the case has been turned over to the attorney general's office. the attorney general will have filed against hillary clinton. however, it's very unlikely that will happen. when the fbi recommends no charges, prosecutors generally follow what those recommendations are. >> we just heard donald trump calling the system rigged in reaction to the decision. do you think that's the argument going forward we'll see from him and the other republicans? >> it is. paul ryan said clearly it shows that clinton feels she's above the law. donal

donald trump be right down interstate 85 in raleigh, north carolina. trump will likely attack hillary clinton, saying voting for her would be voting for another third term for president obama. both candidates are spending a lot of money in north carolina. in 2012, the state went to mitt romney. but hillary clinton seeing an opening because of the bathroom gender bill in north carolina. she believe she is can sway voters in her favor. donald trump believes he can get the voter this could be a vital week for the campaign, betty. >>> the father of the little boy who was killed by an alligator last month in disney world told officials that two alligators were involves. matt gray said he was attacked by a second gator while trying to rescue the little boy. mr. gray needed stitches and antibiotics from bites he received. 2-year-old lane was dragged into the water while standing in the water just a few feet from the beach. his body was found 15 yards from the shore. >>> a award winning author elie wiesel was found dead and died at the age of 87. the man known

. >> while rallying in raleigh north carolina trump said clinton's case exposed a legal double standard>> we have a rigged system, folk. stewed did the is not a reason that you're going to be innocent. okay? >> reporter: after recommending that clinton not face charges fbi director james comey will testify before house panel tomorrow on capitol hill about that decision. meantime u.s. attorney general loretta lynch who said she would follow the fbi's lead on this is expected to testify next week and we also just learned tonight hillary clinton will visit philadelphia on friday night. she's going to be giving a keynote speech at a conference for the ame church at the pennsylvania convention center. >> we'll be covering that. >> thanks nicole. appreciate it. >> 19 days away from the start of the dnc here in philadelphia. and today we learned rapper snoop dog before perform for the dnc unity party for donors at philadelphia's electric factory july 28th and also feature rock band low bows. also mark the official opening of the first philadelphia 2016 host committee merchandise pop-up shop. "

. >>> donald trump is set to appear in raleigh, north carolina, today, and there is speculation overis potential running mate. trump met with iowa senator joanie ernst in new jersey yesterday. former speaker of the house chris christie and newt gingrich are said to be on the short list for vice president. trump met with indiana governor mike pence over the weekend. >> s this this was a very enjoyable personal time between two families and we got to know each other a lot better, and as nothing was offered and nothing was accepted. >> trump again stirred up some controversy, with a tweet, and it shows money and a star of david, describing hillary clinton as the quote most corrupt candidate ever. and there are reports the same image was seen earlier on a racist internet site. and after a public outcry, trump's campaign replaced the star with a circle. but denied that the image was anti-semitic. >>> a new national poll shows clinton's lead over donald trump is narrowing. the "usa today" poll shows that the former secretary of state with 45% support, to donald trump's 40%. two months ago,

. >> while rallying in raleigh north carolina trump said clinton's case exposed a legal double standard. >> we have a rigged system, folk. stewed did the is not a reason that you're going to be innocent. okay? >> reporter: after recommending that clinton not face charges fbi director james comey will testify before house panel tomorrow on capitol hill about that decision. meantime u.s. attorney general loretta lynch who said she would follow the fbi's lead on this is expected to testify next week and we also just learned tonight hillary clinton will visit philadelphia on friday night. she's going to be giving a keynote speech at a conference for the ame church at the pennsylvania convention center. >> we'll be covering that. >> thanks nicole. appreciate it. >> 19 days away from the start of the dnc here in philadelphia. and today we learned rapper snoop dog before perform for the dnc unity party for donors at philadelphia's electric factory july 28th and also feature rock band low bows. also mark the official opening of the first philadelphia 2016 host committee merchandise pop-up shop.

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. >>> now to the weather, a flash flood emergency in raleigh, north carolina.ter after the creek rose 15 feet within hours. and damaging storms in iowa, ripping the roof off of this home. barns torn apart. here's rob marciano, tracking it all. >> starting with the southeast, where once again, the radar is from florida to south carolina. the dangerous stuff will be in central indiana or illinois. clusters of thunderstorms and could be some damaging wind. then tomorrow, cleveland, ohio, in the threat zone, as is western new york and in through northern new england. damaging winds potentially there. and the heat, up over 100 across the heartland. late in the week, going north and east. in some cases, it will feel like over 110 degrees. and that's dangerous heat. david? >>> when we come back, late details on the police officers shot and killed in baton rouge. details on the police officers shot and killed in baton rouge. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 sta

donald trump, however, was ready to respond in raleigh, north carolina, last night. lacing his speech with attacks on hillary clinton, claims that the system was rigged, and accusations that she and her husband sought to use her influence to fill her foundation with money. working from notes, though improvising at other times, trump argued that clinton should be disqualified from the white house. even accusing her of bribing attorney general loretta lynch. >> today is the best evidence ever that we've seen that our system is absolutely, totally, rigged. it's rigged. our enemies may have a blackmail file on crooked hillary, and this alone means that she should not be allowed to serve as president of the united states. just wrote this out, we now know that she lied to the country when she said she did not send classified information on her server. she lied! the lives of the american people were put at risk by hillary clinton so that she could carry on her corrupt financial dealings, probably -- that's probably why she didn't want people to see what the hell she was doi

last night trump told supporters in raleigh, north carolina, that iraq has become the harvard for terrorism in the absence of its former dictator and he 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, oscar pistorius has just been sentenced to six years in prison. he was found guilty last december of manslaughter in the shooting of his girlfriend reena steenkamp. at the time he was sentenced to five years but a higher court then upgraded the conviction to murder. the judge noted that pistorius did a good candidate for rehabilitation, has already served time in prison and is unlikely to commit murder again. again, oscar pistorius sentenced to six years in prison. >>> a french commission says the signs were there before the series of attacks in paris last year, but they say

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

north carolina. thank you very much! thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> there you have it. donald trump wrapping up an appearance in raleigh, north carolina. we did bring it

this is a crowd, i believe, in raleigh, north carolina, and they do not look very poor the way they are dressed, and they are waiting patiently to get in to see "gone with the wind," so there is something about scarlet o'hara's struggling that does resonate with the 1930's. you can imagine being in the audience and thinking about it and how it is going to fit, i think the big lesson comes at the end, when dorothy discovers after all of that travel in trying to get help and solving all of her troubles -- she finally comes to the conclusion -- what is the line at the end? "there is no place like home," which, to some people in the 1930's, may have meant, well, maybe the great depression was not as bad as it seemed after all. any questions? obviously, please feel free. you may want to use the back door there. if anybody has any questions, i will be happy to entertain them. i actually have some information about some other movies that came out in the 1930's. in 1939, almost all of them are considered classics. anybody? any questions? >> the aaa administration. who does that help more, the i

crowd, i believe, in raleigh, north carolina, and they do not look very poor the way they are dressed, and they are waiting patiently to get in to see "gone with the wind," so there is something about scarlet struggling that does resonate with the 1930's. heree are basically left with where we began, "the wizard of oz." again, you think about the 1930's -- this actually -- in fact, we had an exercise dealing with this early in the semester. the novel is actually about the 1890's. woes of the the film basically becomes a story that resonates with the economic woes of the 1930's, and so if you can imagine being in the audience and thinking about and how it is going to fit, i think the big lesson comes at the end, when dorothy discovers after all of that travel in trying to get help and solving all of her troubles -- she finally comes to the conclusion -- what is the line at the end? ,"here is no place like home which, to some people in the 1930's, may have meant, well, maybe the great depression was not as bad as it seemed after .ll any questions? please feel free. you may want to use t

standard life, the free property funds, david shop portfolio on skype fromus raleigh, north carolina.these funds in the u.k. freezing trade reminds me a lot of last year when there were concerns about high yield, freezing redemptions. what do you make of this type of investment structure or property? do you expect this kind of problem to worsen? >> people redeem and put in new money every day. the type that there is this kind of liquidity mismatch where real properties were put in and they were able to get day-to-day liquidity, there is quite a mismatch. the funds sometimes can't meet the obligations and has to go to market in london or retail buildings. it is striking that these funds exist. there is no surprise that these redemptions come in so that all investors are treated fairly. since the brexit vote, we have seen bankshares around europe and the u.s. gets slammed again. why are just dumping them at any price. isif you look at the low, it a conscious decision. loans and have given up some income in that. all in the hope that when rates go up, those of the best. this industry bei

north carolina. fox news' carl cameron is in raleigh, north carolina with details. 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 s

nick valencia cnn, raleigh, north carolina. >> this fight over hb 2 continues, north carolina voters are being introduced to an ad opposing the bill. >> all of us take pride in our wo work. >> i remember when i learned zeke was transgender and transitioned from female to male. i was uncomfortable at first. >> i get that. >> i've heard a lot of people are concerned about restrooms. >> when you stop and think about it everyone needs to use the bathroom. a law that forces zeke to use the women's restaurant is inappropriate. >> hb 2 goes so far when i use the men's room i could be thrown in jail. >> it took away protections for gay and transgender people. >> hb 2 is already hurting our economy. businesses are leaving and they're taking jobs with them. >> conventions have already canceled and it's costing us millions. >> hb 2 goes against who north carolinaens are and the kind of state we want to live in. >> zeke joins us live from ashville. i want to come back to the ad in just a moment. let's deal with what's on the governor's desk right now. this new bill has restored the right to sue

meanwhile donald trump on tuesday will have his own rally just down the interstate in raleigh, north carolina. he's expected to say voting for hillary clinton is like voting for a third they were for president obama. both campaigns are putting a lot of resources in the state of north carolina because they believe there is a vulnerability now. in 2012, it went to mitt romney, a republican. but hillary clinton believes that she can take the state because of the gender bathroom bill that passed, the controversy down there. she believes she can sway voters on her side. donald trump thinks that he can keep the voters in his corner. this could be a vital week for donald trump. he's had a very tough three weeks previous. so his campaign faltering just a bit and he needs a strong week this week. in and i w >> i was looking at this picture that trump tweeted of hillary clinton against the backdrop of a whole bunch of $100 bills, a red star next to her that says most corrupt candidate ever. and social media was awash with criticism after this picture was tweeted. how much has this hurt his campaign? >>

lou: donald trump holding a campaign event in raleigh, north carolina.ccording to real clear politics hillary has a fractional lead over donald trump. >> 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. we have got a mess in this country. we owe $19 trillion. soon to be $1 trillion. the debt has -- soon to be $20 trillion. the debt has doubled under obama. we are sitting on a mess and it has to be taken care of. and the way it gets taken care of is jobs. we are going to bring jobs back to north carolina. we are going to bring jobs back to our country. it's going to be america first, not all these other countries that don't give a damn about us. it will be america first. america, america, america, america first! [cheers and applause] lou: as you can tell, the audience at the trump rally loves that message and loves it a lot. joining us now, former reagan white house political director fox news contributor ed rollins. that reaction. >> that's the message. forget s

for 17 years, marsha snyder worked as a preschool director in raleigh, north carolina, a job she foundtisfying. that's because marsha had always been the creative type and longed do artistic work. so at the age of 57, she decided to live her passion. marsha quit her job and focused her energy on becoming a professional wedding floral designer. with a $5,000 investment, the support of her family and some floral design training, she launched muse designs wedding florist in her home. five years later, she makes enough money it pay the bills and she's even won multiple awards for her designs.it pay td she's even won multiple awards for her designs. she less stressed and says it's the only job she's ever had that she truly loves. eileen winters has a similar story, but with an interesting twist. the now 56-year-old setd she stumbled into tie nance direcfi out of college and spent 20 years in a job she never really loved. she agonized for years over how and when to leave. and after surviving two attacks, she was ready to call it quits. but it took the cancer diagnosis of her mom to lead her

it's also going to be on the hot side and raleigh, north carolina 97-degrees for the forecast high todayead over to you. nicole: all right, maria, we have to keep cool, we have to try. coming up we will run the global market action for you. we had record yesterday, looks like we could have records today. we will hand it over to mornings with maria shortly. stay with us [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig nicole: let's take a look at dow futures right now. had been negative. look at this, green in the last hour. s&p futures one and a half, with the moves here we can see records today. commodities after 4 and a half percent yesterday, gold gains about 4 buc