>> do you run? >> do i look like i run? >> you do look like you run. >> all i can say about the marathon is i think it is great, but what about the spectators? what's up with that? don't they have things to do? is there a movie to go and see. >> all of this running in the middle of november. >> you never go out to the marathon? >> and i hate parades. in today's day and age in the isis age, i think there are too many people and it is too scary. >> the boston thing, that shook you up a little bit? >> totally. >> honestly i hate parades. you can never see anything and then there is a stinky person in front of you. i have a little ocd. what can i say? hello, america. >> you exercise a lot. >> i used to do a lot of running because i was a purse snatcher. i don't like it now and my shins are killing me from the new york marathon and tripping the runners. i hate them. this guy is so on the money. you train that hard and spend that much time. your body is telling you it doesn't want you to do this. you have to ice your knees office

a two run game. by falcon tires, the official tire of major league baseball. >> tom: joe girardi had to go off script tonight. andrew miller bailed him out getting six outs. six outs tonight, fairly easily as well. very efficient. the game went all kinds of sideways for the yankees. miller shut it all down. living a aroldis chapman for a cleanup ninth-inning. spoon no fun for any lineup to try to dial it up to hit 102 from the left side. just part of the aroldis chapman repertoire. he has converted on all eight save opportunities, making his 12th appearance as a yankee tonight. 15 strikeouts, only two bases on balls. >> tom: fastball at 100 on average, he's unlike anybody else in baseball. it's not just the velocity, you're talking about someone was already hurt his catcher here just warming up. look like he caught the foam of andrew rowe romine. this is a warm-up pitch. >> matt: how in the world does that happen, right? and are romine thinking i'm at a glove on that hand, i'm wearing a global under

three run home run. seven to nothing phillies. very next batter, cameron rupp, no question with this one either. phillies go back to back, for the first time all season. and for the first time all year they score more than three runs in an inning, phillies finally win, eight-one. how about all of those runs. >> it was awesome. the guys hit incredible today. a couple of home runs definitely helps, pitching with the lead today. >> a few hits out of the ballpark, you know, we know we can do it. we showed that now, we just to have be consistent witt. >> next up cubs. >>> it is yet another black eye for image of philadelphia sports fans. rye april howard is accusing a fan of throwing a beer bottle at him after yesterday's game. howard was not hit, but it landed at his feet. phillies say that thinks the fan who allegedly threw the bottle. you you can see howard, glaring at him on the left in the distance. phillies sent video of the incident to the police who are still investigating and trying to id the man. howard says that this is the

do well. >> kenny: the mets have scored 53% of their runs via the home run. the top percentage in all of baseball. >> tom: that was better, squared around earlier. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim teufel. 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not really a strikeout guy and around the plate, you could start a runner here. a run and hit. >> kenny: de aza takes ball three. now 3-1. travis d'arnaud waiting on deck. nobody out, top of the tenth inning in atlanta, with no score. >> kenny: the bunt. >> tom: great play. >> kenny: drops in front of johnson, and the braves turned two. >> tom: what a great play! jim johnson saw that de aza wasn't breaking out of the box. he was so upset with himself for popping the ball up, johnson sighed and said i'm going to turn one out into two. that is an unbelievable play by a veteran pitcher. watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more room for gray hair, baserunning

via the home run. the top percentage in all of baseball. >> tom: that was better, squared around earlier. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not really a strikeout guy and around the plate, you could start a runner here. a run and hit. >> kenny: de aza takes ball three. now 3-1. travis d'arnaud waiting on deck. nobody out, top of the tenth inning in atlanta, with no >> kenny: the bunt. >> tom: great play. >> kenny: drops in front of johnson, and the braves turned two. >> tom: what a great play! jim johnson saw that de aza popping the ball up, johnson sighed and said i'm going to turn one out into two. that is an unbelievable play by a veteran pitcher. watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more room for gray hair, baserunning tonight, first by cespedes and right there by de aza, whatever's left, would ju

it was only when he told me that, not only did he think i should run, he wanted me to run. that i took the time to go back to florida and spend the weekend, father's day weekend with my family. in between pressure-cleaning the driveway and watching the nba finals on sunday. we spent a lot of time praying and thinking about this. and we had two paths before us. one was the one we had originally intended, the path that would have been more comfortable and politically quite frankly perhaps even better. but it's a family together, we chose to try to make a difference, not just in the outcome of this election, but what the next six years will look like for america. >> you say you will support donald trump and you've even said you would speak for him at the convention. given all of his continuing controversies, given the comments he made about the mexican/american judge and the trump university case. some people are saying where are your principles? >> a lot of think things that donald has said and done, that i disagree with. but i disagree with everything hillary clinton stands

when people choose a running mate, particularly if they are new, when they choose their running mate, this is their first presidential decision. if they choose somebody who is not viewed as presidential, it sends a message about their values, about their decision-making that can be troubling. i think it was a mistake on his part. the reason why presidential candidates might not choose people who are unqualified in the future, including the vice presidential debate in the fact it is hard to hide a vice presidential candidate these days. >> thank you for coming. that was excellent going to be my question so i'm glad added backup question. obviously where in an election year this year, one might probably no one has seen. with hillary clinton probably going to be getting the democratic nomination, i kind of have sort of an idea of who she might take as her vice presidential pick, probably someone in washington. i'm really curious you think donald trump is going to choose as his vice presidential pick. you think he's going to choose someone from the inside, someone with senate or congressi

and in ian kinsler's three-run home run, part of a five-run rbi night for the tigers' second baseman. here is justin upton out with a runner on board in two gone up, stolen a base and singled tonight. >> john: you mentioned tied to those home roots, i thought the dream come true for me was when i got drafted by my hometown team, the tigers. couldn't wait to play for them in my family. big tiger fans of growing up. and then the trade changed in all. it actually trade the backyard of my parents's house. >> matt: how so? >> john: for whatever reason, they started tearing up the turf in tigers stadium. we brought about to go big square of tiger grass and planted it in the backyard. we are growing in, made that a little bit of a tiger kind of, you know, area where we had this -- this statue tiger overlooking, we had this ceramic tiger overlooking the grass. probably took it a little too far with me being on the tigers. and when i got treated, i came home and the tiger got smashed in the grass got torn up. my parents weren't happy. can't blame them. >> matt: heacock caught looking at a call

amy miller runs the whole women's health network of clinics in texas.e visited her in early 2014 just before the new anti-abortion laws in texas forced her to close her clinic in the border town of mcallen, texas. it was the last abortion clinic in the entire rio valley and area the size of connecticut it shut down and then opened but prohibited from proviing services and then they could provide services again, depending what twist the legal process was in the past few years, people otherwise gone to that clinic instead were forced to do without or travel hundreds of miles for care and scratch up the resources to do tat. amy miller has talked to us about the heartbreak of having to turn people away. today at the united states supreme court she definitively won her case. does that mean the clinics get to stay hope? does that mean the shut ones reopen? joining us is the ceo of whole women's health. thanks for being with us tonight, miss miller. >> thanks so much, rachel, i have been looking forward to the day i get to talk to you about this for a few year

a two run game. by falcon tires, the official tire of major league baseball. >> tom: joe girardi had to go off script tonight. andrew miller bailed him out getting six outs. six outs tonight, fairly easily as well. very efficient. the game went all kinds of sideways for the yankees. miller shut it all down. living a aroldis chapman for a cleanup ninth-inning. spoon no fun for any lineup to try to dial it up to hit 102 from the left side. just part of the aroldis chapman repertoire. he has converted on all eight save opportunities, making his 12th appearance as a yankee tonight. 15 strikeouts, only two bases on balls. >> tom: fastball at 100 on average, he's unlike anybody se it's not just the velocity, you're talking about someone was already hurt his catcher here just warming up. look like he caught the foam of andrew rowe romine. this is a warm-up pitch. >> matt: how in the world does that happen, right? and are romine thinking i'm at a glove on that hand, i'm wearing a global under the glove come

but you didn't run as a democrat or republican. so the about -- before we had to vote and i came out on top, there was a incumbent, myself and physician who was running. the antichoice issue it was working, but this candidate name was bill filanti i was excited because my campaign was going strong, come over and talk to him and let him in the door. he looks across at me as close as we are he said i've been giving this a lot of thought this election and i thought he would say -- because he said he started off and said you know my wife is a physician, and it's been hard for her and so and so. he said so this is what i want to say. to you right now you should drop out. i said well bill ideal would i ever do that? because you're bad for women. i said -- where did you get that from? he said you know the o presser has to free the oppressed i remember him saying that -- so whites have to free blacks from safety that's the first that i thing that came to my mind and you fight against race schism. every hair -- about wect went straight up a

men will run two times, three times, four times. women. women, if they lose the first time they think they hate me. because were a little more sensitive. i thought you know this is a horrible experience but i'm not going to take it personally. there was out on a little a few issues that were ahead of my time so it continued but you cannot, you you have to say to yourself get people to vote for you because they know you're in it for the right reason. you're one of the most popular politicians in your state, maybe in the country the reason is, people know you're in it for the right reasons. you're trying to truly get things done. you're trying to find a sweet spot. you're working hard and you have a sense of humor and you're not afraid. that's why people will vote for you who are from the other party when they never vote for a democrat. this is what i tried to show in my tenure because believe it or not without about 15% of the republicans i never would've run one my races. if you ask them they'll say i don't agree with her sometimes but she

>> who will be your running mate? >> none of the candidates have indicated any desire. >> what would you do as a candidate to breakdown discrimination against women? >> well, if i -- if the people of this country don't know what i would do from what i have done i don't think that i could add any information to that. >> senator, if you can't make it yourself which candidate would you support for president? >> well, again i must answer that i'm a candidate for president and i'm not supporting anybody else. >> the joke is that she is the one running for president. she's not supporting somebody else that's running. that itself is a spectacular punch line. that's what's so hilarious among this crowd. this is a crowd that is for her. they're not laughing at her in a mean way. they are laughing at the circumstance they find themselves in. the very idea that a woman would even try this. it's like stand up. margaret smith did not win the republican presidential nomination in 1964. the republican party picked barry goldwater wh

we want you to run.if you care about what's going on in your community and issues, go ahead and give it a try. we will help you. other organizations will help you. it's important women step up and walk run. we need need women to make politics work better. that's our first challenge and i'm happy to say that when we do it with them, with emily's list and other people in our training session, they session, they jump in and start running. it's terrific. >> it is terrific. you have a few women who decide they want to run. does emily's list get cold calls and say i heard about this organization. i'm not sure what you do but i heard you help women. will you help me if i run? >> absolutely. we have a training program and we do get cold calls. one of the problem we have is that there's thousands of state legislator races. we wish we could do what we do for congressional races but we don't have the resources for that period were happy to give people the skills and help them understand what it means to run for the

so we run monday, wednesday, friday, 5:30 in the morning, run out of three locations so we run, thatight there. rupp south philly broad and bainbridge, run west philly 48th and half forwards, 40th and market, and we run in center city which is broad and spring garden. monday, wednesday, friday, 5:30 in the morning, currently looking for a lot of volunteers, so whether you are a walker, runner, running doesn't have to be intimidating, come out, enjoy yourself and join the community. >> you'll leave the treadmill here for another hour? >> leave it here. >> for you. >> for me. >> matt rhule, the temple fu head football coach walked in shaking his head, yet, we will see if he will run on it for a little bit, as women. thank you so much. >> thank you for what do you. >> guys, ladies and gentlemen, people are waving, coming to run, come to fourth and market and run. >> looks like the treadmill is open for one jenn fred right there. >> still waiting, jen. >> she has her running shoes on and high heels like normal. >> oh, she came prepared. >> look at those. all right, listen to in. >> does

gore's presidential run, whose running mate was joe lieberman.t's great to have you here. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. by the way, al gore so you know convened sort of the senior people the night before he made the decision and asked us all for our opinions. it was pretty clear where he was headed. but there were a variety of opinions in the room and he listened to us. just didn't do necessarily what everybody wanted. >> what did you think? >> i thought that either john kerry or john edwards would have been a better choice. edwards was only two years in the senate so that was tough. and what happened in the debate as you may recall was that dick cheney went in as the most unpopular person in america in terms of the four people on the ticket, and he came out as the most popular because lieberman was terrible in the debate. so i thought if you had someone like john kerry, was solid, he could do this, he would be very effective in a debate as we saw in 2004. but you're right, it is a fallible process. >> and bob, that's part of wh

a campaign that could not handle to people trying to run it. >> if he did not run this thing on his own he was ready to walk away. this gives you a sense of just a catastrophic last three weeks this has been in trump world. donald trump -- this is a guy who has been loyal. he did not want to get rid of corey who helped him win the nomination but it got so bad he had to make choice. children were involved. the other thing was the mechanical thing going forward. we do not know if he wants to run a serious campaign in the traditional sense. corey was not qualified to take you down that road. you she only do it with could not do it with corey. >> and much of the campaign occurs on the road with trunk and corey troubles every trip and it was difficult because traffic is not -- trunk is not in regular communication. somebody to monitor his behavior everyday. trump is watching a lot of cable route -- news and he is reacting, they need his message to go out. with corey basically controlling the rhythm of the road, access to trump on the road that was not going to change. that needs to chang

just taking a step back and not trying to hit an eight-run homer or 12-run double.ust get on base for the next guy. >> when they finished, dustin johnson was the leader and is not known for strong weekends in majors. >> they had trouble and this is for bogey. so much for the lead. not to have to deal with the difficult greens. he holds out from 130 yards. this is the fifth hole. two under. third shot on the par five 12. just under 100 yards. did it go in? no, but it gets close. he has 13 holes. they are among those big names missing the cut. he took crawford and missed the cut from 12 over. a thrilling week from him. >> he had the time all week. we had great weather and even thursday didn't bother me. the weather. just really enjoyed it. >> cool memories for him. visiting new york city and that's a tough day. he goes wow right to franklin. 1-0. 50th and now 2-0 with the penalty kick. he gets his first mls goal. their eighth match ends 3-2 the final. that will do it for sports. we'll be right back after this. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to s

and europe. >> you don't have to necessarily run into a cave and hide and run into cash. some might. if you have not already, you can take a more defensive position within your stock and bond portfolios. balanced accounts are a smart play for retail investors, or stock selection and sector rotation is key. centuryook at american equity fund, we are up 10% this year because it is bedded down in the saver defensive parts. higher credit quality, more defensive income-oriented issues across the board. that is a relatively safe haven probably through the rest of the year. david: bring up the vix. i wonder how you are dealing with all the volatility. >> in some of our more global allocation for all years we don't necessarily sell stocks in a panic, but when we see some danger in the stock market short-term, we simply gain exposure to the vix index via etf's, or through the futures directly. this is a good, relatively short-term cheap hedge against market corrections. vonnie: profit margins have been getting squeezed to an extent throughout the markets, not in any particular sec

command to run for the state senate he would say no i running for president of united states. [laughter] if you go to a woman she will say i have always wanted to do that but nobody has ever asked so one of the things that we do we want you to run in if you care about your community and the issues give it a try we will help you other organizations to help you but it is important women step up and run we need women to make selected offices work better so that is the first challenge i am happy to say when they feel somebody is doing it with them or the training sessions and they are not alone the star running and that is terrific >> you have women who decide they want to run but do they get cold calls to say i heard about this organization? will you help me? do you get those? >> we do we have a training program state and local races and one of the problems is there are thousands of state legislative races we wish we could do what we do for congressional the we can be very helpful to give them the skills and understanding of what it is to run for the state legislature there is li

home run, a career high five rbis. phillies now with seven runs on 15 hits here this afternoon. one ball and two strikes. there is jeanmar gomez warming up in the pen. >> ben: i know pete went out just to talk to jerad eickhoff. chooch was out there as well. motioned for all the other infielders, hey, this is just between us. ever since that time, this team has come alive. >> tom: i think it's a little symbolism. they probably didn't hear all of it, but they certainly understood what it was about. galvis strikes out and the inning is over. phillies leave runner at third base. their 15th hit a triple by cesar hernandez. now, although it's not a save situation, they need a victory. >> gregg: guys, this one's not over yet. >> tom: phils have to get three more outs and they'll hand it over to jeanmar gomez. gomez will try to finish off this twins team. they've won the first two games of the series. a scoreless inning for hector neris. he allows one hit during his scoreless inning of work. first pitch is in there for a stri

i did hear some shots then i heard somebody yell, everybody run, escape, run. there's a -- then i heard commotion and crowd and people said they saw an assault rifle. >> everyone, run, clear the area. >> reporter: some barricading themselves inside propping tables against tdoors. using belts. anything they could find to stay safe. >> we bolted out there to the seventh floor of one of the buildings and hid in the bathroom for an hour and a half. >> we tried to remain as calm and quiet as possible. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams seen inside on surveillance cameras going door to door. >> so horrific and to have it happen here is just, it's crazy. >> reporter: after two hours of chaos, each student is cleared. one by one. told to drop to their knees with their hands up. a final search by police. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to kayna there. we move on to stake in california where the big primary is just five days away and all three candidates are reaching out to voters across that state. >>> hillary clinton is saving her sharpest attacks for do

do well. >> kenny: the mets have scored 53% of their runs via the home run. the top percentage in all of baseball. >> tom: that was better, squared around earlier. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim teufel. >> tom: there is the record, 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not really a strikeout guy and around the plate, you could start a runner here. a run and hit. >> kenny: de aza takes ball three. now 3-1. travis d'arnaud waiting on deck. nobody out, top of the tenth inning in atlanta, with no score. >> kenny: the bunt. >> tom: great play. >> kenny: drops in front of johnson, and the braves turned two. >> tom: what a great play! jim johnson saw that de aza wasn't breaking out of the box. he was so upset with himself for popping the ball up, johnson sighed and said i'm going to turn one out into two. that is an unbelievable play by a veteran pitcher. watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more ro

she did her first 5k run for sandy relief in 2013. >> three months after i started running you can dok you can do 10k, you'll love it. >> reporter: she's executive editor of runners world magazine. she calls 5k a gateway drug. >> it spurs you on and then you say maybe i can go further. >> reporter: hamilton says health benefit and the explosion of the colorful comfortable running gear, sells the sport and her magazine. >> we put men on the cover because we feel lick we ought to and they barely sell as well as women do. >> reporter: for the former smoker it is not about what is popular, her race is personal. >> i race against myself. someone will say did you win? yes. i win every time i go out. >> you don't need a medal to go out. jamie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you are a runner, too, right. >> yes, i dab he will, and, i was just going to say today should be a good running day for sure. we are looking ahead to more sunshine then anything. we will be back at the month of may here as a total not necessarily the best running weather this past couple weeks but we had a nice s

gore's presidential run, whose running mate was joe lieberman.you here. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. by the way, al gore so you know convened sort of the senior people the night before he made the decision and asked us all for our opinions. it was pretty clear where he was headed. but there were a variety of opinions in the room and he listened to us. just didn't do necessarily what everybody wanted. >> what did you think? >> i thought that either john kerry or john edwards would have been a better choice. edwards was only two years in the senate so that was tough. and what happened in the debate as you may recall was that dick cheney went in as the most unpopular person in america in terms of the four people on the ticket, and he came out as the most popular because lieberman was terrible in the debate. so i thought if you had someone like john kerry, was solid, he could do this, he would be very effective in a debate as we saw in 2004. but you're right, it is a fallible process. >> and bob, that's part of why i wanted to talk

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he didn't run as a democrat or republican. >> there is itself and another that was running. they tried to use the anti- choice issue. he said i wanted to speak to you. i was kind of excited because my campaign was being strong. i said, over. we let him in the door and he looks across at me and he said i've been giving this a lot of thought this election and i thought he would say i was a good candidate and he started off to say my wife is a physician and it's been hard for her and then he said so this is what i want to say. you should drop out. i said why would i do that. and he said because it would be bad for women. i said how did you get that. he said the oppressor has to free the oppressed. i remember him saying that. >> like men would have to for you. >> right or like whites have to free blacks. that was the first thing that came to my mind and because one is to fight against racism, every hair went straight up and i employed the art of the tough which is when somebody's gone over the line, that's it. i looked at him and i said this meeting is over. we got up and i shut

it was only when he told me that, not only did he think i should run, he wanted me to run. that i took the time to go back to florida and spend the weekend, father's day weekend with my family. in between pressure-cleaning the driveway and watching the nba finals on sunday. we spent a lot of time praying and thinking about this. and we had two paths before us. one was the one we had originally intended, the path that would have been more comfortable and politically quite frankly perhaps even better. but it's a family together, we chose to try to make a difference, not just in the outcome of this election, but what the next six years will look like for america. >> you say you will support donald trump and you've even said you would speak for him at the convention. given all of his continuing controversies, given the comments he made about the mexican/american judge and the trump university case. some people are saying where are your principles? >> a lot of think things that donald has said and done, that i disagree with. but i disagree with everything hillary clinton stands

next batter, jimmy parades, no doubt about this one, three run home run. phillies go up seven to nothing. next batter cameron rupp goes back to back. yes, phillies go back to back for first time all season. they have scored more than three runs in an inning for the first time all year, too. phillies winning big eight-one. finally some run support for aaron nola. >> it was awesome, i mean guys hit incredible today. couple home runs, definitely helped. >> we know we can do it. we showed that, now we have to be consistent with it. >> next up. >> i don't know about that. >> we know what we can do. >> it is not a great hitting team, cameron. >>> next up, cubs. speaking of chicago in the early 1970's, muhammad ali, moved from chicago to the philadelphia area and trained locally for some of the biggest fight of his life, and as we reflect on ali's life, what is the greatest, the absolute greatest athlete to ever live. >> i believe he was. i have always said three guys bigger than sport themselves: babe ruth is legendary, bigger than support, wilt chamberlain, muh

who was running it so poorly has just been fired. if you want trump to lose, you should have been rooting for the guy who's been running this mess of a campaign to stay right until the end. is this actually, with the campaign manager being fired, is this actually day one of the trump campaign getting their act together? and if so, how will we know? your who day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. >>> a big show tonight. the great frank rich is here live in just a moment. and we think we have found a place where donald trump is afraid to go but where the rest of us can go boldly. plus the brady campaign here tonight after tonight's four no-votes on proposed gun reforms in congress. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit

he is open to running.ohn: because of ballot access issues and other issues of the kind -- running on the , two guys, onee of them almost a national figure. they will more likely have an effect. prejudgeon't want to it, but if he is undecided, the attention he is about to get me make him decide that it is maybe not worth it. john: his life is about to change a lot right about now. as megyn kelly would say, let's talk about us. at trump tower today, trump repeatedly insulted members of the estate, way more than usual even. he insulted reporters who disputed the way he raised money for veterans. his tone was caustic occasionally. the press should be ashamed of themselves. you know my opinion of the media. it is very low. i think it is made up of people who in many cases are not good people. the press is so does honest and so unfair. i have watched you on television. the press is being dishonest. i don't like that. i don't like this honesty, like this sleazy guy here from abc. he is a sleaze. >> i think you ha

no one wants to run against trump. think that is more of what is going on than that they are starting to worry. the diehards are still the diehards, the ones who love him. they are not worried about it. mark: it hangs on the balance, it depends upon performance. john: later our interview with donald trump, junior. we will be right back. ♪ mark: we talked about the changing of the guard and i started out i asked him what voters should think about the change. >> it is a regular move toward unity. you have a campaign that is transitioning going from candidate to presumptive nominee to actual nominee and there is a great evolution in that. i joked last time i sat with you i was in politics for two weeks. now it is five areas we have a lot more relationships with the teams. we are up against a very big machine and we need able that have those relationships, that have that experience. we have a good relationship with corey. we would -- we have had an incredible run, historic. you have seen that. to not only win the nominatio

the bigger question is who's politics is she going to run. is she going to run on the politics of bernie sanders or bill clinton? i say that because i think hillary still believes that the winning politics at the presidential level in america are somewhere in the center. she had one foot in the center during those debate, but thousand after bernie sanders and this negotiation, will she run more clearly as a progressive? >> and dorothy, bernie sanders pulls her to the left during the primaries. she going to move back to the middle? >> yes, she is. i think if you look at her, the contractible force she ran and the stubbornness, if you've been looking for this role for most of your adult life, you are not going to allow yourself to beat anyone but your own self. it may not show up, but i don't think she is going to allow the self to be seen as attracted by devotion so sanders or obama. >> one of the things we saw with the president, obama's choreography endorsement, was the degree with which he wants her to win. he views a hillary clinton victor

when you run live, you run simple. real is touching a ray.i>amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. seaworld. real. amazing >>> and we are back. it's "data download" time. one thing donald trump hadn't counted on was the enthusiasm among primary voters would carry over into the general election. we now be seeing a reverse effect. an enthusiasm gap that favors democrats. bad news for trump, but it could mean trouble for republicans up and down the ballot. an nbc news "washington post" poll shows that 65% of unfavorable. hillary clinton's numbers aren't great among democrats, 75%/25%. 1/4 of democrats, but it's better than trump. t a bloomberg politics poll shows that 28% of republicans have an unfavorable view of their own party right now. on the other side of the aisle, only 4% of democrats feel the same way about their party. why is this significant? because republicans may be l

the conventions chose the running mate and generally chose the running mates in order to balance theicket on ideological grounds or geographical grounds. sometimes, you would have presidential candidates and vice presidential candidates who disagreed and were on opposite sides of nature issues of the day. sometimes, the vice presidency was used as part of a deal to secure the nomination for a candidate. sometimes, a politician from a swing state was chosen. between 1904 and 1916, there were eight vice presidential candidates, five of them were from the state of indiana. times, the vice presidential candidates were pretty undistinguished people. who was james hefield's candidate before proceeded him, highest position he held was collector of customs in the port of new york. president mckinley's first vice held any had never public office other than state legislator in the state of new jersey. franklin pierce's vice presidency did have a lot of experience, but he was very sick when he was chosen. in fact, so sick he resigned from the senate because he could not perform his role in the

and in ian kinsler's three-run home run, part of a five-run rbi night for the tigers' second baseman. here is justin upton out with a runner on board in two gone up, stolen a base and singled tonight. >> john: you mentioned tied to those home roots, i thought the dream come true for me was when i got drafted by my hometown team, the tigers. couldn't wait to play for them in my family. big tiger fans of growing up. and then the trade changed in all. it actually trade the backyard of my parents's house. >> matt: how so? >> john: for whatever reason, they started tearing up the turf in tigers stadium. we brought square of tiger grass and planted it in the backyard. we are growing in, made that a little bit of a tiger kind of, you know, area where we had this -- this statue tiger overlooking, we had this ceramic tiger overlooking the grass. probably took it a little too far with me being on the tigers. and when i got treated, i came home and the tiger got smashed in the grass got torn up. my parents weren't happy. can't blame them. >> matt: heacock caught looking at a called strike three.

she had run for governor before. wonderful mayor.was considered more progressive itself a tougher run for me. then really a state was more purple. now it was light purple, red dish. >> there is attention on the fact that there is no women. >> host: what i love about this story is diane with both seed and they say why are you both running? it's impossible. you can't have two jewish women running at the same time. are still in their primary. she campaigned with you. she says, her famous line 2% may be good >> guest: but it's not enough to have 2% of the senate version. >> guest: and then when i would get the questions cannot be serious? no state had ever had to buy my number one. there had never even be a jewish senator for my status as far as i know. i don't did so. i can't write a top of my head believe that. they said have you ever expect to jewish women to run? we say we never raised the issue about two protestant men being elected. why is this an issue? the senate could use a good dose of chicken soup. so he tried to use our sense

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mike trout hit his 14th home run of the season.he angels broke it open with five runs in the sixth with the bases loaded. trout bloops one to right. burns can't make the catch. two runs score. lincecum went six innings for the victory. 7-1 was the final. timmy said he was a little nervous before today's contest. >> i didn't sleep well. i woke up a few times thinking about the game, what my expectations were of it and what it was going to mean to me. and after that first inning everything went away and i could get back to work and making my pitches. >> for a guy that hasn't started to come in and take this role and embrace it, pitch well, give up one run, i thought he did his job, for sure. >> wearing throwback uniuniform, the giants looked got at tampa bay. matt duffy got this solo shot off matt moore. albert suarez gave up three home runs but all with the bases empty. a no doubter from loganson makes it 3-1 raies in the fourth. the giants scored one in the fifth. then in the eight crayon den drives in posey to tie the contest at 3

be running. i would answer the question without terminating the membership organization in the middle piece, we will oversee those attacks if it does not mean the attacks will continue, but certainly as long as the machine is out. nicole: what do we know about the suicide vest and bombs? >> is too early because turkish authorities are examining all the systems involved in not saying much because in that part of the stage of any investigation like this one, they are looking at who is doing the city. these people came from istanbul, from within istanbul. turkish authorities know that there are many actually on turkish soil because some of them are traveling to serious and iraq. nicole: i want to jump in here. there's so much talk about gun control. talk about all the people they are defenseless at that time. it's almost a case of a fast thinker. he was faster? if you can take out the terrorists, he can detonate.com with your own firearms, then you now stop that. your thoughts on what you'll be advi

y woman who runs? so, if hillary clinton runs for president your point is that it is sexist for any man to a voice -- for any man to oppose her? >> [inaudible] sen. sander: i think that is -- i don't think that is sexist. first of all, i think the issue is out of focus right now. it is running and winning right here in california. the second point i would make is that it is absolutely imperative that we defeat donald trump as the candidate for president of the united states. i think i'm the strongest candidate. >> you said that you must do --rything you can [indiscernible] sen. sander: the issue is -- who is the better candidate to become president? and to defeat donald trump. right now our focus is on winning the largest state in the country. south dakota, north dakota montana, new mexico, doing the , best we can, as new jersey will be a difficult state. our goal is to get as many delegates as we possibly can and to make the case to superdelegates that i believe the evidence is really strong. that i a

any woman who runs?o say that it is sexist if any -- so, if hillary clinton runs for president your point is that it is sexist for any man to a voice -- for any man to oppose her? >> [inaudible] sen. sanders: that is another point. i do not think it is sexist. i think the issue is -- first of all, our focus right now is running and winning right here in california. the second point i have made is that it is absolutely imperative that we defeat donald trump as candidate for president of the united states. i believe i am the strongest candidate. yes. >> you said that you must do everything you can -- [indiscernible] sen. sanders: trying to thwart hillary clinton? the issue is, who is the better candidate to become president of the united states and defeat donald trump. right now, our focus is on winning the largest state in the country. and then south dakota, north dakota montana, new mexico, doing the best we can for new jersey. new jersey will be a difficult state for us. our goal is to get as many deleg

senator. >> we have run a campaign and we will continue to run a campaign that is about fighting for the ideals of our country and reminding folks of that great promise we articulated and we should be treated as equals. it will be about reminding people that we reject those people that talk about us versus them. we are going to win this u.s. senate seat because we are going up and down the state of of california and asking every voter and every place to come out and vote for us. >> now, that was congresswoman loretta sanchez. she looks to be the second place finisher and likely opposition for camela harris. they did not talk about harris by name, but she did try to present herself as the most experienced of the two. either way history will be made. two women of color, sanchez is the first latina senator if she were to win and there appears to be no republicans for the first time in the statewide election. no republicans on the california ballot. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> laura, thank you. >>> much more election night coverage is ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. coming up, an election