altima, sentra and maxima. >>> donald trump being introduced by one of his advisers advisers in richmond, virginian the city of richmond. apparently this adviser was just going after elizabeth warren for a bit. she has sort of emerged -- yesterday she gave this i thought -- as a piece of political rhetoric, as a attack piece of political rhetoric, absolutely effective broadside against donald trump yesterday. she really gets under his skin. he cannot stop himself from going back at her. >> everybody kind of gets under his skin. >> that's true. >> if you know which parts of the skin to poke at, he's going to jab back. but yes, she has been very effective as an attack dog. and has been a good spokesperson and surrogate for hillary clinton, considering it took her so long to endorse hillary clinton. >> i thought the speech was funny because she talks about donald trump going after this judge. and basically says donald trump is getting this from mitch mcconnell, it's part of the broader republican pattern of disrespecting the judiciary -- >> connecting it to the fact -- you're right, the context is th

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you get things like the pyramid at hollywood cemetery in richmond, virginia. the monument to 13,000 confederate men who died and were buried in the cemetery. as you see it is a kind of abstract work. money that was raised, the initiative and the people who were at the front were women. the women of the south created this monument. these women who planned and organized decoration day. you have all seen this article before. this was published in the southern banner in 1871. decoration day celebrated at different times in different places. it was a confederate memorial day. here in athens, the women and the dignitaries, all the faculty, students of the high school, the male academy, the female academy, and everybody else all gathered at the university chapel and proceeded around the march city. it ended with tony hill cemetery laying flowers on the grave. this 1871 celebration was different. it marks the cornerstone laying for this monument. this now sits across from the university of georgia, the north campus of the university of georgia. the most traveled inter

this is -- although there's not been any kind of policy that neighbor has talked about in richmond, virge. virginia. in richmond, i mentioned monument general. robert e. lee being the key figure. but they started building up more and more monuments so there are five different confederate generals now. jeff stewart is on monument avenue and we have stone wall jackson as well. but the one at the end of the statue at the end of monument venue is arthur ashe, right? the wimbledon champion. he grew up in richmond, segregated richmond. in ied of h.i.v. and aids the late 1980's, i believe. ut arthur ashe was a local american hero. and they decided to -- that it would be maybe too difficult or maybe not the right thing to confederate monuments down. there was no political will for that. but there was political will for erecting this arthur ashe monument. there were protests. the sons of confederate veterans did not like to fact that a famous african-american was going to be celebrated alongside confederate veterans. i don't know. would call this monument inexpertly done. it's not my favorite monument in th

that's when the presumptive republican nominee will speak to throngs of supporters in richmond, virginiad for more, i'm joined by nbc correspondent, kelly o'donnell. she's inside that trump rally in richmond. kelly, that speech donald trump gave today, the one he gave the other night on tuesday night, really seems like something he's not necessarily comfortable with. he likes being off the cuff. he likes being spontaneous. now he's trying to be more of a scripted traditional candidate. do you think he's going to be able to continue that when he steps into that room tonight with thousands of people egging him on? >> reporter: well, steve, i think -- first of all, the national anthem is being sung right now, so i'll try to speak softly to not be disrespectful about that. but from sources i've been talking to, when trump is doing a planned event speech, a planned speech, before a specific audience, you'll see more of the scripted donald trump, than the teleprompter donald trump, but at a rally like this at the coliseum, this is the area where he drives so much of his energy from a crowd and

this is in richmond, virginia. dogs are having fun all around. having the same kind of fun. socially awkward. i would say she is focused. that is a focused dog right there. michelle: someone is holding a treat and none of the other dogs see it. robert: you can't be that focused. michelle: look. the tongue comes out. there has to be food. leon: if final alright guys, we've brought you to this construction trailer to talk about trucks today. which truck brd offers engines with best in class v8 towing or fuel economy? are we moving? where we going? it's the answer to the question baby! silverado. oooh that's cool. it's truck month. qualified buyers get 0% financing for 60 months. plus, find your tag and get $8,250 total value on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer steve: father's day weekend is here. it looks fantastic. low humidity, lower 80's. it will be sunny and dry. 85 degrees for a daytime high. we will be around 90 on tuesday. a beautiful day. leon: thanks for joining us. "jimmy kimmel live." tonight kevin hart. from "unreal", constance zim

we await donald trump at his campaign rally in richmond, virginia.up next on "all in with chris hayes." >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> no one should be judged by their race or their color -- >> donald trump takes on donald trump. >> he's a mexican. >> as top republicans openly vent. >> i think there's no justifying those comments. >> tonight, the first trump rally since democrats united against him. plus hillary clinton meets elizabeth warren as democrats keep punching. >> donald assures us that as president he'll be and i quote again, the best for women. >> then mark cuban on what he

. >>> donald trump will hold a rally in richmond virginia. the presumptive nominee's fundraising operation is off to a late start. he said he will raise enough money to win. chris christie was among the members of the trump inner circle to attend the sessions. >>> we were winnerring yesterday with the beautiful -- winning yesterday with the beautiful weather. >> reporter: if you liked yesterday you will like today, not as windy, how about that for a friday. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the area, dry, double scan will be busy tomorrow with a storm threat coming. look at the sun, i'm loving this. looking live on sky6 live hd. you can see the blazing sunshine just a couple of high clouds off to the right. a beautiful start to the day, it will be a day where we see the wall-to-wall sunshine through much of the day. peck -- picture perfect on the shot. we have a storm threat we're tracking for saturday. after that we're looking at seasonable temperatures not as cool or not as warm. 60 in philadelphia. low 50s in allentown. 55 in reading

us, our guest from richmond, virginia. y that or went long on the u.s. dollar and gold. that was a winning strategy. going forward, what strategies will prevail? guest: i think strategies that are focused on relative value. people are worried about the capital markets going forward. comingt just the e u.k. out of the eu. what is next? each country that puts up a vote will create uncertainty in the marketplace. when investors the uncertainty or risk him a they require a higher return on capital, which lower pe onially a equities and higher spreads on fixed income. lower value hedge fund strategies, for example, should do pretty well because they are not dependent on the moves of the market and they are trying to pit those stocks that will benefit positively and sell short those that will get hurt. yates did very well on friday. they are not correlated with the market. so far this year, they have been correlated. i think it is the time to diversify. maybe not all cta's, but if i present allocation. alix: don, does that mean we will see money rotate from strategies into one

right now donald trump is holding a rally in richmond virginia, less than 24 hours of frsh attacks against him, coming from the white house, from congress, from the clinton campaign, and even from some on the right. earlier today mrs. clinton herself used thio planned parenthood to repeatedly knock her republican rival with a demonstrate democratic refrain. watch it. >> when donald trump says "let's make america great again" that is code for let's take america backward. back to a time when opportunity and dignity were reserved for some, not all. back to the days when abortion was illegal, women had far fewer options, and life for too many women and girls was limited. well, donald, those days are over. [ cheers and applause ] >> now notably, mrs. clinton is getting help from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has to made no secret of her disdain for donald trump. today the two women even met at mrs. clinton's home. amid reports that warren may be on clinton's short list for vice president, a prospect trump says he welcomes as he unleashes his own criticisms of clinton. >> now, hillary c

. >> trump will be campaigning later tonight when he holds a rally in richmond, virginia. >>> happening today, venus will be unveiled. it's the famous steel and 92- foot-high centerpiece of a public art collection in a new housing development in the midmarket area. that includes 1900 apartments, a piazza covering an acre will hold the art and provide a walkway between market and mission streets. >>> now to the basketball court. after a blowout loss in game 3, the warriors looking to get things back on track tonight for game 4 in cleveland. warriors fans are invited to a couple of official watch parties in the bay area to understand. oracle arena in oakland -- in the bay area tonight. oracle arena in oakland, tickets are sold out. but in san francisco you can see the game on a jumbotron in civic center plaza. game 4 starts at 6:00. the warriors lead the nba finals two games to one. >>> from the court to the ice, the sharks are coming back home for game 6 of the stanley cup finals sunday. it's all thanks to goalie martin jones who kept the season alive. san jose built an early 2-0 lead in

even last night in richmond, virginia, he couldn't fill a 12,000 seat stadium.000 people, that's a lot of people, but it really was i think they ought to look at for the long term of the party, not just the short-term replacing donald trump. >> and this next issue, democrats and republicans condemned donald trump over comments about the judge in the trump university case. and a lot are uneasy over attacks on elizabeth warren. let's listen to what he said last night. >> and pocahontas is not happy. she's the worst. you know, pocahontas, i'm doing such a disservice to pocahontas. it's so unfair. >> you know, there are folks at the retreat saying trump has to stop using that line as well. does it matter? has the dye been cast? >> joe, sorry. >> sorry. it does matter. what matters is that anything you say as a candidate for the presidency especially as the nominee for your party can turn into a commercial later on in the fall election. so, most candidates don't wish to give ammunition to the other side. so you've got to consider carefully what you say and how you sa

donald trump will be speaking very shortly at a rally in richmond, virginia.e looking at live pictures of this rally right now. he is set to take the stage at any moment. notice there's no teleprompter on this stage so presumably donald trump will be speaking off the cuff and unscripted. this is his first rally since the final voting for republicans this past tuesday. also his first unscripted rally since the huge controversy surrounding his comments over a judge, gonzalo curiel. what will he say. we will watch and bring it to

friday evening he is expected at an event in richmond, virginia. >>> if god had come and said lonise, you are going to do this, that, but you will have to bury 2 sons, i would say get yourself another girl. >> remembering the day that innocence died. a one on one with the mother of len bias on how she turjed tragedy from-- turned tragedy from heartbreak to hope. >>> one couple decided to make it all work for their wedding, i am allison rae. some folks will 40s. 6:00, 48-58, still cool by 9:00, temperatures 58-68. mild by noon. 70-75. we will talk how warm we will be tomorrow and talk about the >>> it has been called the day that innocence died. >> this month marks 30 years since promising univeyrsit of maryland basketball star turned boston celtics daft pick, len bias died of a drug overdose. how his mother turned tragedy into inspiration. >> len bias's death shocked the world and his mom said his death and the deather of his younger brother, jay, 2 years later helped others to live. >> my mission, i would not wish it on anyone because if god had come to me and said, lonise, you are g

trump will hold a rally in richmond, virginia on friday night. weijia jang, cbs news, washington. >>> thousands lined the streets of louisville, kentucky today to say good-bye to an american hero and international icon including a bay area man who muhammad ali wanted at his funeral. cbs' kenneth craig is in louisville tonight. kenneth >>> reporter: liz it really was an amazing sendoff that seemed to bring the city to a standstill today as thousands of people came together for one final good-bye. ♪[ music ] >> until we meet again, fly butterfly, fly. >> reporter: muhammad ali could fill an arena anywhere he went. and for one last time, he packed the house in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, for an interfaith service. >> ali, ali! >> reporter: former president bill clinton escorted ali's widow lonny. she delivered a moving tribute to her late husband. >> mohammad wants young people of every background to see his life as proof that adversity can make you stronger. >> reporter: clinton praised ali's legacy. >> we should honor him by letting our

we have 67-degree dew point in pittsburgh and 70-degree dew point in richmond, virginia. we're tapping in the warmth and humidity, especially with those southerly wind. ahead of the big change coming tomorrow. here's storm tracker six double scan radar. you can see moisture still left at delaware and lehigh valleys. we are tracking a cold front off to the west and we will tap into this moisture from the south that will continue to surge northward as we go throughout the day tomorrow with that coming big changes. future tracker six showing you a a warm front tomorrow morning. 7:00 in the morning there will be an area of widespread showers around, but as we go throughout the afternoon hours and into the evening you can see line of convective activity setting up a cross that i-95 corridor. because of that the storm prediction center has placed most of our region in an enhanced risk of finding some severe weather. biggest threat will be damaging win gusts and locally heavy rain. also possibility of some hail, and an isolated tornado we cannot rule that out, as well as we get

protesters clashed again last night in richmond, virginia. five were arrested.ack out on the campaign trail today and julianna goldman has the latest. >> the president that, as far as i'm concerned, he's incompetent. now he's going to be campaigning for crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: campaigning today in florida, donald trump spared no one. >> i watched this poor, sad mitt romney this morning. don't or the get, this guy let us d f >> reporter: not even prominent republicans who are speaking out against the billionaire businessman. >> i think his comments time and again appeal to the racist tendency that exists in some people. >> i am the least racist person that you've ever met, believe me. >> reporter: trump spent the week doing damage control, holding meetings with nervous party leaders and donors, trying to convince them he can stay on message and wage an effective general election campaign. but just as trump began calming the uproar over his criticism of a latino judge, he revived a racially tinged assault on senator elizabeth warren, who on thursday

. >> donald trump has a speech why washington, dc today and a rally in richmond, virginia. >>> tens of thousands of people are in louisville, kentucky for muhammad ali. there was a service yesterday where his family was seen for the first time since his death. today's service is drawing people from all over. a 19-mile funeral procession through the city is planned before the service. former heavyweight boxing champ lennox lewis is a pallbearer. >> i'm truly honored. he will always be remembered. and, uhm, he will never be forgotten. >> the champ will be laid to rest at cave hill cemetery and we'll have a live report from louisville coming up at 5:00. >>> you know, i was in las vegas last weekend and the marquees on a lot of the hotels, they all had tributes to muhammad ali. >> how cool. >> i know. >> yeah, it was pretty neat to see. great guy. going to be missed. >>> okay. weather? [ laughter ] >> switching gears a little bit. yeah. you know, the forecast is actually not too bad today. it looks like today was going tonight coolest day of the week but actually i think it might be a shad

richmond virginia man says he has no idea how it ended in his sandwich and the workers are just as baffled i owned it up, i was in disbelief, is this for real? >> cook said i'll give the money back if somebody claims it. and in case you were wondering, yes, cook did finish his burger, i'm not mad at that, and so if you lost your money in a cheeseburger, he has it. >> k. >> hey, just when you thought you have seen it all, there is now rainbow colored grill cheats. >> the latest food crave in hong kong. the shop uses lavender tomato and basil flavored cheeses to create the rainbow colors. pictures of the sandwich have flooded social media. employees say they never expected it to be this popular, but sold out on its opening day in just three hours. >> i love a nice grilled cheese sandwich. >> my favorite sandwich. i don't want the green cheese, though. >> okay, all right, women, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", security scare that caused a pennsylvania high school to cancel graduation. >> also, re-opening revel. we have the new plans to open the doors in what was the bigg

. >> there was new violence in a trump rally in richmond, virginia. police charged one person with disorderly conduct and four others detained. about 100 protesters marched outside. inside trump attacked hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. we have more on the campaign. good morning. >> good morning. with the primaries basically over, democrats have been falling behind hillary clinton and voicing concerns about donald trump after repeated criticism of a federal judge because of mexican heritage. the latest that mitch mcconnell indicated his support for trump is not iron clad. >> hillary clinton wants to raise your taxes substantially. she wants to abolish the second amendment. she won't issue the term radical islamic terrorism. >> campa richmond, virginia, donald trumper to into hillary clinton after getting the nomination. you have 18 versus bernie. where are you, bernie? >> the rally capped the week of damage control where they held meetings with donors of repeating the call to ban muslims from entering the u.s. >> we have to tempt rarely stop this

seeing a loft thunder and lightning in our area, a lot of that is skirted by to the south from richmond, virginiaach. and even into ocean city maryland there have been thunderstorms this morning, see the rain spreading through the tiny state of delaware headed toward the jersey shore, and seeing few showers up toward allentown, as well. here if philadelphia dry at the moment. 71 degrees. but at the airport, bob kelly tells me, there are a loft delays because of the rain in other cities. we could see a thunderstorm today. still not out of the question. high temperature of 80 degrees. bob kelly? >> hey, sue, 8:31, good thursday morning, everybody, couple of things going on, first of all northbound 42 stack up into 295, accident in the construction zone. and then there is an accident, further north, on 295, just above bellmawr, in the work zone at 561. so some rough go coming in from new jersey, sue just mentioned, even though we don't have any rain right here in philadelphia, all of the surrounding airports have had rain. baltimore, washington, all of the airports in new york, all running with dela

joining us is alan gayle, up from richmond, virginia. let me ask you about how you are positioning yourself ahead of this vote tomorrow. what have you done? alan: in managing the allocation strategy, their three elements to the process. we are looking at valuations always, but we are looking at the macro headwinds and tailwind and looking for the technical factors that help us with timing. when i look at something like brexit, that has become a significant event that has caused me along with some other macro factors to cut act on international exposure in the second half of january. just trying to take some risk off. complicated even if the leave vote wins. the aftermath will be a long duration of uncertainty. the market is more nervous about this than it is an fomc meeting. you took some positions off and reduced exposure in january. does that mean once it is out of the way that you will look more at international markets again? when will international look attractive? alan: what we did in late january was add to gold miners, using that

for tomorrow if you live in philadelphia or richmond, virginia you have the threat for severe weather. the greater threat is stood. as far as rainfall goes you have it in parts of ohio and west virginia. the heat we talked about will continue. 113 degrees forecast in the city of phoenix. it is expanding eastward. 100 degrees for the forecast high there. you are going to be close to 100 for the city of dallas. turn it over to you and abby. >> maria molina, thank you. >>> coming out swinging on the campaign trail, donald trump expected to unload on hillary clinton today a day after she spare issed nothing attacking trump's financial records. the birt back and forth between the candidates. we are into the general election it seems. >> the economy is the one area where donald trump has consistently done better with voters than hillary clip ton according to recent polls. she tried to dim nirn the economy with a long speech attacking him on his business record and economic plans for the country. >> a few days ago he said, and i quote, i am going to do for the country what i did for my busin

charleston and roanoke 90s and richmond, virginia, 87 degrees. that is fueling the storms to the south and west. mostly cloudy tonight and a few scattered showers. the severe weather should stay to the south over d.c. and virginia, some thunderstorms brushing parts of delaware and extreme southern new jersey overnight. once that low pressure moves out high pressure builds in i'll let you know what that means coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> president obama and vice president biden are in florida to pay tribute to the victims of the pulse nightclub massacre. meanwhile the investigation is shifting to the shooter's wife. marcy gonzales has the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon the president and vice president only spending a few hours here but in that time meeting with first responders to thank them and visiting the memorial behind me here to pay their respects. >> president obama visiting orlando -- meeting with heart broken families of the 49 people killed inside of pulse nightclub. the first funerals are held and hau

the republican will be in richmond, virginia, on friday for a vip reception and fundraiser. that comes as trump tries to convince republicans that he can stay away from controversy. last night in a noticeably muted speech, trump said he would make people proud of the party. next week he is expected to give a speech outlining his case against hillary clinton. >>> we're following a developing story in culpeper where a community is in shock. the sheriff says a man beat his wife, killed his neighbor, and might have kept on going if a deputy's bullet hadn't stopped him. >> reporter: the house just over my shoulder, this is where the sheriff says it all started just before 9:00a having some sort of domestic dispu dispute. the husband grabbed a shotgun and chased his wife out of the home. she was running toward the neighbor's house. the house fired a shot. she gets into a neighbor's house. they keep her safe. they lock the door. that is until her estranged husband followed her up to that home, opening fire just to get through that door. once he got through, it turned deadly. >> the

. >> this weekend, donald trump stumps at rallies in richmond, virginia, tampa and in pittsburgh. >>> back here at home, police are searching for more suspects responsible for the violence against trump supporters in downtown san jose. this man is wanted by police. he is one of several suspects linked to the attack. san jose police made three more arrests earlier this week bringing the total to seven arrests since the rally last thursday. mayor ricardo has denied accusations he ordered officers to stand down at the height of the attacks. many of the arrested are minors. >>> a new controversial tobacco law is now in effect. you have to be 21 years old to buy tobacco in any form in california. >> damian trujillo is live inside a liquor store with a look at this change. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're at the market on 24th street in julian. they have been carding people for years and already have their new signs up about the new law that takes effect today in california. you have to be 21 to buy any tobacco products. the owner of this store is here and it's across the stre

c-span talks with democratic senator tim kaine of virginia about growing up in kansas city, his moved to richmond, his early career, and his tenure as governor of virginia. also his work in the senate and his future. this is 45 minutes. somebody born in st. paul, minnesota, raced outside inkansas city, end up richmond, virginia? sen. kaine: i grew up in kansas city. paul. got a job in st. after a couple of years, they were homesick. they moved back to kansas city. i was raised in the midwest. harvard law school. i met this beautiful virginian. i learned what a great negotiator she was. we have been in richmond for 32 years. >> let's talk about growing up in kansas city. the oldest of three boys. brothers,: two great a pediatric cardiologist. he operates on the hearts of newborn babies. brother pat, he and his wife have a law firm. they are both wonderful guys with kids. my parents are 81 and still alive and my brothers live close to them. they do like visiting virginia. earlyead that you were up on saturday mornings, worked at your dad's iron shop? sen. kaine: my dad had a company called iron cra

inside and outside, a lot more peaceful than the scene outside trump's event last night in richmond, virginia, where supporters and protesters scuffled in the street. five folks ended up detained, one ended up arrested. trump is also now pushing back against last time's republican nominee, mitt romney, who had really harsh words for mr. trump in an interview that aired last night. >> i think his comments time and again appeal to the racist tendency that exists in some people and i think that's very dangerous. >> trump initially responded to that with a tweet, first thing this morning while he was on his way to this rally. then he made an attack on romney a centerpiece of the rally this afternoon. listen to this. >> i watched this poor sad mitt romney this morning. he suffers from mysogenist. i don't think he knows what mysogenist is. he's sitting like a real stiff. this guy let us down, folks. >> reporter: not all republican governors have welcomed trump with open arms when he visited their state. today, governor rick scott did. he was a main part of the program, introducing mr. trump and tha

then trump heads to richmond, virginia for a rally tonight at 8:00. thursday. >>> so much happening. joining us to break it down is political reporter tal kopan. she is in the washington bureau. good morning. >> good morning. >> we are watching the hillary clinton train moving forward with support on it. case in point, senator elizabeth warren saying this, i'm ready to jump in this fight to make sure that hillary clinton is our next president. i'm supporting hillary clinton because she is a fighter. a fighter with guts. we watched warren wasting no time eviscerating donald trump. listen to this. >> he has personally directed his army of campaign surrogates to step up their own public attacks on judge curiel. trump is picking on someone who is ethically bound not to defend himself. exactly what you would expect from a thin skinned racist bully. >> all right. you know what they say. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. she is fighting back hard. is she positioning for a vp slot? is the country ready for two women on the ticket? >> it looks

and hire in florida, trump's reception today was a lot more peaceful than the one he got if richmond, virginia last night where trump supporters clashed with anti-trump protesters. one was arrested. the scene broke up when trump left. we saw something in the convention center when mr. trump was speaking about an hour ago, that we had not seen before. there were 4, 5,000 people in this giant room. he asked the crowd who she should pick for vp. okay, people started shouts all kind of names. the three he chose to repeat to the crowd were newt gingrich, senator jeff sessions and condi rice and he moved on. >> interesting, the newt gingrich thing people thought were over after their dust-up. interesting, mitt romney comes out of a summit in utah, top staff from 2012. there is a lot of anger out there in utah among these groups, about trump, a lot of fear. at the same time you don't hear any real plans of theirs to try to unseat trump. what i'm interested in, is trump's policy groups, is he. at all worried another a third party challenger trying to dethrone them at the convention, something like tha

the republican will be in richmond, virginia, friday for a v.i.p. reception and fundraiser there. it comes as trump tries to convince republicans he can stay on message and away from controversy. last night in a noticeably muted speech, trump said he would make the party proud of him. >>> a home invasion and then a rape. >> it was a crime that shocked a d.c. community and now it's ended with a conviction. >> up next, a juror describes what they felt when a key witness took the stand. >>> see that apartment over there that's all boarded up? there's a jeep inside that apartment. it's still in there. how did that happen? i'm pat collins. the story coming up. >>> and call it a medical miracle. a baby born four months after its mother was declared brain dead. we'll have the story right here. >>> cool and rather breezy across the area today, but the cool air, well, it's not goin g ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free

. >> trump will hold a rally in richmond virginia, friday night.eijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president obama saw his first daughter mallia graduate from high school. the 17 year-old graduated from sidewell friend in north west d.c. after the ceremonies they went to lunch. there was no media coverage of the graduation. earlier the president predicted he would be sitting there, with dark glasses, crying. mallia will take a gap year before enrolling at harvard in the fall of 2017. >>> well, it is the beer that launched a local brewery. >> for the first time this weekend fans of the delco lagger will be able to get it, in a can. photo journalist adam fox was there as the cans started to roll off the assembly line. >> today, delco lagger. >> anybody that knows delco, we're a proud group of people, we're our own breed. >> they then come down on the vibration board which brings them state through in a choice spray. this batch of delco lagger was brought 28 days ago. it is a 90-barrel batch which makes it 2700 gallons, and it is pretty awes

in addition to his work in the first district, reverend britton pastors a church in richmond, virginia, and travels internationally to act as a missionary to communities in africa, south america, and central asia. pastor britton will be leaving tomorrow to pursue his work in africa. our nation was built on a foundation of faith and through reverend britton, we can all see firsthand how god uses his ministry to eternally impact the lives of men, women, and children of his church, of his community, of his commonwealth, and of this world. thank you, reverend britton, for your prayer this morning and acting as a spiritual leader to those of the first district. may god continue to bless the family, our commonwealth, and our country. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on june 8, 2016, at 9:27 a.m. that th

both supporters and protesters greeted the presumptive gop nominee in richmond, virginia, while presumptiveocratic nominee hillary clinton launched attack on trump, the businessmen denied accusations that he is a racist. >> just so you know, i am the lease racist person, the least racist person that you have ever seen, the least. i mean, give me a break. >> donald trump would take us in the wrong direction on so many issues, economic justice, workers right, civil rights, human rights, the environment, all of that on the line in this election. >> and the new york times is report that bernie sanders is meeting with key supporters of vermont tomorrow will report educationally discuss the state of the presidential race. >> first daughter malea obama is now a high school graduate. graduated from syd well friends in northwest dc. after the ceremony the obama family went to lunch. no media coverage of the graduation, but you might remember earlier this year the president predicted he would be sitting there with dark glasses sobbing. malea will take a gap year before enrolling at harvard in the fal

home tonight, while trump holds a rally in richmond, virginia.job now: excite their respective bases enough to come out in november. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: mark shields and david brooks on this week's political news. and broadway's landmark year ahead of sunday's tony awards. but first, the financial pressures of the middle class. it's part of what you're hearing from voters and on the campaign trail this year. tonight, we zero in on the case of a california family feeling the squeeze. it's part of our joint project with american public media's "marketplace" and pbs' "frontline," called "how the deck is stacked," funded by the corporation for public broadcasting. the correspondent is the host of marketplace, kai ryssdal. >> don't i call my insurance first? to make a claim? >> yeah. do you think it's totaled? >> yeah. >> reporter: this has not been a good morning for aaron and mary murray and vandy, their five- year-old daughter. they came out to find aaron's car had been hi

. >> donald trump has a speech why washington, dc today and a rally in richmond, virginia. >>> governor brown browning and -- governor brown and democrats have come up with a state budget with a boost of for higher education. u of california would get $144 million more than the current budget. schools would have to enroll more california students to get all the money. blart hopes taxpayers will pay for a repair bill -- bart putting a $3.5 billion bond on the november ballot. they say everyone in the bay area would benefit. >> if you live in a part of the region that's not served by bart you're going to benefit as well from less congestion on the roads and from a more vibrant bay area economy. >> 2/3rds need to approve it. taxes will go up to $35 to $55 a year for property. most would fix infrastructure including electrical system and railings. >>> a celebrate today to mark the completion of a sculpture in san francisco. venus stainless steel and 92 feet high will be the centerpiece of a public art collection in a new housing development in the midmarket area. that development will inclu

suffered terribly in the richmond, virginia of his youth where, as i recall, he wasn't allowed to use public courts. >> and we talked about john carlos and smith in mexico city. i was center court wimbledon when arthur upset jimmy connors. you remember when the match was over that day, he put his fist up in the air. >> for a specially conservative white sports fans it was, as i was saying earlier, a long journey for them to come back around to ali. they were off kilter and scared by the race talk. and then not wanting to serve in vietnam sent a lot of them away for many, many years. >> my dad was in the army, air force, my 92 years young father. if anybody was going to take an aggressive posture what ali stood for, it would have been my dad. but he said they call us the greatest generation. they talk about how brave we were. he said that man was brave. for my dad, that's all it took. >> yeah. that was an act of bravery in its time. charlie pearce is with us. former sports columnist for the boston herald. these days with esquire. charlie, i know you want in on on that conversation, esp

paul, minnesota, raced outside of kansas city, end up in richmond, virginia? sen. kaine: i grew up in kansas city. my dad got a job in st. paul. after a couple of years, they were homesick. they moved back to kansas city. i was raised in the midwest. i went to harvard law school. i met this beautiful virginian. i learned what a great negotiator she was. we have been in richmond for 32 years. >> let's talk about growing up in kansas city. the oldest of three boys. sen. kaine: two great brothers, a pediatric cardiologist. he operates on the hearts of newborn babies. my brother pat, he and his wife have a law firm. they are both wonderful guys with kids. my parents are 81 and still alive and my brothers live close to them. they do like visiting virginia. >> i read that you were up early on saturday mornings, worked at your dad's iron shop? sen. kaine: my dad had a company called iron crafters. it was an iron working and welding shop. it was largely a shop that would make things -- bicycle frames, ornamental iron work balconies. classic midwestern manufacturing busines

protesters taking to the streets of richmond, virginia, where donald trump kicked off his election swing with a rally there. protesters marching outside the richmond coliseum. at one point police say they squared off with trump protesters. there was some shoving and back and forth. five people were arrested for disorderly conduct. >>> a final farewell today for boxing great muhammad ali. 100,000 people line the streets of louisville, kentucky, as the hearse carrying his remains made its way through the city. thousands also attending a three-hour memorial. speakers included former president bill clinton and comedian billy crystal. ali died after a long battle with parkinson's disease. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," trump takes on hillary. private server e-mail scandal has been a major issue. donald trump is not afraid to go after it on the campaign trail. take a look. >> she broke federal law by putting her e-mails on a secret private server that foreign countries could easily get to and hack. by the way, hillary clinton is missing 30,000 e-m

virginia. the republican state convention ened on august 1, 1867, in richmond. sis ere constituents across the state were to have elected delegates to the republican state convention and african-american communities had elected their delegates to the republican state convention . this convention was being held in the first african baptist church in richmond, virginia. and when the convention opened, where the republican delegates were to come, on the opening morning, not just those african-americans who had been elected to come as delegates showed up, but rather thousands of african-american men, women and children showed up at the convention and they didn't show up just to watch what was going on, they showed up to participate, so i want us to think about what it means that they assumed that they had a right to come participate. i've elected my delegate, because that's what the procedure was, but i also have a right to come talk myself. so i want us to think about, like, what that meant, what they were saying. his pattern of large scale showing up and participa

he did a richmond, virginia, rally.or trump it was small, booked in a 13,000 seat arena, maybe 3,000 people there, not bad for a friday night for anybody but far from full, not great advance work and a different type of state. next week driven heavily by a fund-raising schedule set for him by the rnc was in texas for two days. he was in georgia, he was in north carolina. that one makes a little more sense. is he burning up weeks chasing money in states that are going to be pretty solidly read. >> right, and you mentioned has he learned the lessons of a primary or learned he's in a different environment. the campaign has studied republican primaries. they're after him every new cycle on every possible platform. number two, donald trump says he said this past week president obama should resign in disgrace if he didn't use the wds "radical islam." hillary clinton is reluctant to sues that term. she used radical islamism or radical islamist. it's like mr. trump i'll say this and then let's focus more on you. >> if it matter

when he's back on the trail and we believe richmond, virginia, whether this is the new donald trump thatwill continue from last night or go back to being himself. >> and while hillary clinton celebrated an important milestone in brooklyn tuesday night, a historic milestone, donald trump was previewing a littany of charges last week. >> they've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, even did all the work on an illegal private server design ed to kee her corrupt dealings out of the public record, putting the security of the entire country at risk. >> we're going to discuss all of the things that take place with the clintons. you'll find it very informative. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> it was a moment. >> it was a moment. it's really quite exciting. >> there was a lot of family and friends there and i had my wife who was with me and that made it really special backstage as well because everybody was choking up. it was a big moment. >> a lot of them recycled. we don't know what more he has. this is going to get down and dirty and

both supporters and protesters agree that the presumptive gop nominee, richmond, virginia, democratic nominee hillary clinton launched attack on trump, the businessman denied accusations that he's a racist. >> just so you know, i am the least racist person, the least racist person that you have ever seen, the least. i mean, give me a break. >> donald trump would take us in the wrong direction on so many issues we care about, economic justice, workers rights, civil rights, human right, the envier on the, all of that is on the line in this election. >> and the new york times is reporting that bernie sanders is meeting with key supporters of vermont tomorrow. they will reportedly discuss the state of the presidential race. >> well, first daughter malea obama now a high school graduate. the 17 year old graduated from syd well friends in northwest dc. after the ceremony, the obama family went to lunch. there was no media coverage of the graduation, but you might remember earlier this year, the president predicted he would be sitting there with dark glasses sobbing. malea will take gap year

he just took the stage in richmond, virginia. the jury is out whether we will see this refreshed trademark trump rhetoric. he certainly has taken shots at hillary clinton, his familiar foe and brought up the fact that president obama endorsed hillary clinton this week, but you're right, faced with so much pressure from the party has made a concerted effort to tone down rhetoric, doing things that are untrump like, reading off a teleprompter, reading prepared remarks. going out of his way to tone down his rhetoric. it is his first big rally since we have seen this more scripted talk. we will see as the night goes on whether he deviates from the plan, don. >> i noticed he is right over your left shoulder, right in the light there. looks like he has drawn a big crowd. joe, hillary clinton gave her first speech after receiving president obama's endorsement. now that she's the presumptive nominee, did she give any signs she will pivot toward the middle? >> no, no visible indication she's moving to the middle except for stuff in the sc