in southwestern pennsylvania, we have a challenge to be able to win it. can win southwestern pennsylvania, we'll be able to deliver the state. >> you're going to try to convince the trump supporters in southwestern pennsylvania to vote clinton. i wanted to talk this morning though on how you helped transform pittsburgh's economy as opposed to other rust belt cities. because we hear a lot from both candidates on how to ease the pain of these middle class voters, and one way both talk is these unfair trade deals. they're killing american manufacturing. is that what killed manufacturing in pittsburgh? and why has your city rebounded, even though we've had these trade deals, or at least one trade deal in place, which is nafta? >> right, the downfall of heavy industry actually happened at the end of the '70s and the early '80s. nafta coming in in the early '90s was basically the final nail in the coffin. despite that, we still have a very abundant advanced manufacturing economy within southwestern pennsylvania. maybe not as much within the city of pittsburgh.

when you go to places like altoona and johnstown and williamsport and southwestern pennsylvania.hillary clinton is going to shut down coal mining jobs in the area. what does that mean? if they are trying to provide an education for their kids and do various things to help their kids down the future they are looking at this and saying she's shutting off their future. >> in 1970 it is democratic party was the party of the white working class. why the shift to republicans generally in trump specifically? >> how much time do you have? if you go back and look at it play out we can talk about the civil rights movement and the civil rights act. we can talk a democrats becoming known as the party of tax and spend. and republicans taking advantage of that. so-called southern strategy taking democratic party, >> you can talk about even the election more recently of the first african american president. you want to talk about trump. there's a long list. could spend an hour or two about the democrat party decline in white working-class, including labor unions. there's a number of reasons but

like wooden beams which are indicative of some of the barnes and older buildings found in southwestern pennsylvania. it also is a tie-in to the hemlock grove of trees which was impacted when flight 93 crashed here on september 11. some of the angles you see here sort of catch the angles of the eastern hemlock, the branches and the leaf structure. you are going to see that mimicked again in some of the cuts you see in the sidewalks. as we approach -- you will see it throughout the glass as well as in the ceiling tile. let's take a walk inside and we will take a look at the exhibit space that just opened in september of 2015. the first panel you come to on the side is entitled "an ordinary day." each wall you come to has this glass panel that gives you an overview of what each wall will cover. it was very important to give visitors, especially if they did not experience september 11, everybody thinks back to the bright blue sky. it was important to place people in the context of somerset county and the area around shanksville, pennsylvania. since this is more of an unfamiliar story, new york city is

southwestern pennsylvania.education for their kids and do various things to help their kids down the future they are looking at this and saying she's shutting off their future. >> in 1970 it is democratic party was the party of the white working class. why the shift to republicans generally in trump specifically? >> how much time do you have? if you gok go back and look at it play out we can talk about the civil rights movement and the civil rights act. we can talk a democrats becoming known as the party of tax and spend. and the republicans so called strategy --. [ slow down ] >> you can talk about even the election more recently of the first african american president. you want to talk about trump. remember no longer but until friday a champion of the birther movement and he play -- i'm not saying all trump supporters agree on that. but there is a long list. we could spend an hour or go on the democrat's party's decline of the white working class voters. including -- so there are a number of reasons but no do

we're in a break, southwestern pennsylvania, but more rain to the south and west. from what is left of tropical depression, julia, that will enhance the rain chances, especially tomorrow. it is humid. feels like midsummer, today and tomorrow on the steamy side, humidity levels start to back off on tuesday, and then pleasant for wednesday, through the rest of the week. but temperatures above average. here's that shore forecast, 82 f atlantic city 74. still a heads up, medium risk for strong rip currents today, we have wind still coming in out of the south press i strong at ten to 15 miles an hour, and, so that can chop things up a little bit. overall, pattern, kind of, craziness going on here in the atmosphere. we have moisture coming in here from the west showing in the green. dry air moving out and then more moisture off the southeastern coast, that is what is left of julia. these two areas will come together over the next 24 hours to produce some rainfall. the nice weather we have is due to the the dry air. that is moving off shore, so forget that. that is out of

if you look in pennsylvania, especially southwestern pennsylvania, plus i want to say i am retired military with. 22 years. i'm service disabled. i've got to fight for everything i have. kaine?ike his son is a military man and i like that. if we get hillary anin there, then we are going to have made years of what we have right now. she says she is going to continue his problem. we have 22 people who are dying right now every day. veterans -- 22 of them. we have 85,000 homeless veterans out here in the united states. veterans, we , a homelessng shelter we are having. we have an old house off the city we are redoing. we've had to put veterans up for six weeks at $500 for two weeks and another one put them up for $500 for two weeks until we could get him into the system. host: we got you. sam from georgia, republican line. caller: how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. what you think about the vice presidential nominees in the race? caller: i think it would be very important to look at because i'm not either for hillary or trump. someonec idea of having set up their own e-mail server capabi