cleveland, the republican party is being anything but cavalier in their effort to win the swing state of ohioext year. >> are people going to vote for republicans over the democrats because the convention was here? no maybe not. but it may help ginning up enthusiasm in ohio. >> reporter: ginning up enthusiasm among female voters is important. concern over remarks by jeb bush hasn't helped the g.o.p. cause. >> i'm not sure we need a half a billion dollars for women's health issues. >> hillary clinton wasted no time responding via twitter: >> reporter: the bush comments came days after senate republicans failed to get the 60 votes they needed to end funding of planned parenthood. >> to me by extension their war against planned parenthood is really that disrespect of women when you -- when you scale it down. >> reporter: the release of videos showing planned parenthoods executives talking casually about fetal tissue donations, as created a debate before the debate. >> the abortion debate is a big debate among the parties. >> as a roman catholic i have strong issues on planned parenthood, and it

[laughter] turner: so, for me, running for secretary of state in the great state of ohio, one man, one woman, one vote, and the great equalizer, and how hard it was to get traction, because i was not running for governor. state's race, i am not just saying that because i was running but because if people cannot vote, if they do not have access, if their voice cannot be heard through the power of their vote, then you mayor orte for a school board member or councilmember or governor. the ballot box is most important, so what i think happened, i have to go call my sister janet jackson. what have you done for me lately? announcer: that was just a portion of the netroots conference in phoenix. you can see those remarks tonight at 8:00 p.m. on a span. tv, with2, it is book author is speaking at book fairs and festivals around the country, and on c-span3, including a discussion on his most famous speeches on berlin in 1987 and in front of the british parliament in 1982. "washington journal ofa look at the struggle voting rights in america, and kiersten powers talks about her new book, how the

saying that because often at the state level it's the collection of state results that leads to the total determination of who the nominee is although in this case in ohio we have a different opinion from someone who matters, the secretary of state at least thus far but, as you say, these are things that have been tested and debated. if he spends enough time, if mr. trump wants to do it, learns all these laws as well as you, publisher and editor, thank you for your time tonight. >> okay, thank you. >>> hillary clinton has been hard at work on the campaign trail addressing the trump phenomenon and trying to trade barbs with other republican rivals next. a fascinating new way to hear one of the most important speeches in american history. i've been volunteering at the international bird rescue for about 8 years. we see birds with all types of problems. when a bird gets oil on its feathers, it destroys their waterproofing. dawn is absolutely essential to the wash process, we use tons of it. i was surprised that they use something that i use at home, to wash the oil off the birds. it's a wonderful feeling to be able to say that i helped return this bird bac

mother's mother could barely speak english and their son today stands on this podium in the great state of ohio not only as a governor but candidate for president of the united states. i do believe in miracles. >> we had a lot of winning moments but we had losing moments xhel. let's get to the losing xhomome. rand paul and donald trump. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists less records from other people. when you sit in a subcommittee blowing hot air like this you can say things like this. when you are responsible for protecting the lives of american people you need to make sure that's -- >> here's the problem. you fundamentally miss understand the bill of rights. >> honestly make it, if you don't like it i am sorry. i have been very nice to you although i could not be based on the way you have treated me, but i wouldn't do that. >> he said he wouldn't do it. >> there has been a lot of discussion about trump as there would be on social media. what do you think? you thought the loser was trump? >> i do think the loser was trump. trump had an opportunity to highlight his experiences

saying that because often at the state level it's the collection of state results that leads to the total determination of who the nominee is although in this case in ohio we have a different opinion from someone who matters, the secretary of state at least thus far but, as you say, these are things that have been tested and debated. if he spends enough time, if mr. trump wants to do it, learns all these laws as well as you, publisher and editor, thank you for your time tonight. >> okay, thank you. >>> hillary clinton has been hard at work on the campaign trail addressing the trump phenomenon and trying to trade barbs with other republican rivals next. a fascinating new way to hear one of the most important speeches in american history. to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again, with aleve pm. the kids went to nana's house... for the whole weekend. zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid that helps you sleep easily, and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. >>> you're looking here at a live picture right now at the reagan library out i

obama catching a lot of heat from politicians in mckinley's home state of ohio. >> that's right. nd of warming here in alaska. president obama began this trip with a splash by renaming mt. mckinley denali in honor of the native people this state. it was announced ahead of the three-day jurn toy alaska. it's aimed at sounding the alarm on climate change. jake, there's no controversy here in alaska. the state's two republican senators as well as the governor have all endorsed renaming this mountain alaskans have fought for this to happen for years, knowing that it was a gold prospector who named it after president mckinley who never set foot in the state. members of congress from mckinley's home state of ohio don't see it that way. house speaker john boehner released a statement saying, there is a reason president mckinley's name served atop the highest peak in north america for more than 100 years. that is because it is a testament to his great legacy. i am deeply disappointed in this decision. just a few moments ago, jake, i heard from the interior secretary here. sally jewel, she

state senator nina turner who may -- yes. [applause] a great race for secretary of state in ohio last year. unfortunately, she is not the current secretary of state in ohio, but i think she has a lot of insight about how democrats can win, especially in a crucial swing state. and then the newly minted executor of washington state, not only a great friend of mine and a great organizer, so he is really passionate about not just turning states blue, making sure everyone is able to dissipate in our democracy, but making sure government works for all people, and he has done great work in washington state, and i am glad he was able to join our panel, and last and absolutely not least is michael sergeant with the legislative campaign committee. they do amazing an important to hold and gain democratic seats in state legislatures, and thanks, going to fix that would be a part of it, so thank you for joining us. [applause] notrt: i am planning on doing very much talking, and we have an amazing panel up here, so i will dive right into it. i will start with monica here. wet happened question mark went f

cleveland the republican party is being anything but cavalier in it's effort to win the swing state of ohio next year. >> the party has never won the white house without winning ohio. >> an analyst at the university of virginia center for politics. >> are people going to vote for the republicans over the democrats at the convention here no, probably not but maybe it helps in organizing and getting enthusiasm getting up enthusiasm among women is one critical challenge. closely mirroring his deficit nationally among women. of 54-45. now concern over remarks by jeb bush hasn't helped the cause. >> i am not sure we need half a billion dollars for women's health issues. >> democratic candidates wasted no time responding via twitter. >> at jeb bush you are absolutely unequivocally wrong. the bush comment came days after senate republicans failed to get the 60 votes they needed to end federal funding of planned parenthood former ohio state senator sees this as a problem for the party. >> to me by extension their war against planned parenthood is really that disrespect of women. when you scale it d

state senator nina turner. yes, certainly. who ran a great race for secretary of state in ohio last year. unfortunately she is not the current secretary of state of ohio but i think she has a lot of great insights to talk about, how democrats can win especially crucial swing state like ohio. sitting next to her is eliseo juarez, newly minted executive director of progressive majority washington state. he is not only great friend of mine but great organizer. real passion of turning states blue, but everyone is able to participate in our democracy and make sure government works for all the people. he does great, great work in washington state. i'm glad he is able to join our panel. [applause] and last but and absolutely not least is michael sargeant, executive director of democratic legislative campaign committee. they do amazing and important work to hold and gain democratic seats in state legislatures. if we're going to fix what has happened last five years, the dlcc will be essential part of that. thank you for joining us. [applause] i'm planning not to do very much talking. we have an am

as the cold front plowses into the hot and humid air, the state of ohio and pennsylvania and all northern half of new york city state back up to maine, isolated tornadoes and wind damage is the greatest threat. as far as the hot weather goes, it continues. it's not over from texas still in the 100s and through the southeast and mid-atlantic and not comfortable. easily, heat index 100 to 110. that is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. so with the areas that don't get the thunderstorms, will be very hot today. all the way back up to hartford and new york city and philadelphia included and warm and muggy day and very hot from mississippi back to texas. florida still stormy. >>> north florida been getting a lot of rain and got some this weekend and continues today. >> raining down there but the heat is on for the rest of us. >>> one of the summer's most popular food is being recalled. >>> triple crown winner american pharoah wows them in new jersey. >>> did tom cruise deliver at the box office? you're watching "early today." if your purse is starting to look more

cleveland, the republican party is being anything but cavalier in their effort to win the swing state of ohiois man is an analyst at the university of virginia stern for politics. >> are people going to vote for the republicans over the democrats because the convention was here? no, probably not, but maybe it helps in organizing and ginning up enthusiasm among t ohioans. >> reporter: ginning up enthusiasm amongst female voters is a big challenge for the g.o.p. concern over remarks by jeb bush hasn't helped the g.o.p. cause. >> i'm not sure we need a half a billion dollars for women's health issues. >> reporter: hillary clinton wasted no time responding via twitter: the bush comments came days after senate republicans failed to get the 60 votes they needed to end federal funding of planned parenthood. nina turner sees this as a problem for the problem. >> for me by extension their war against planned parenthood is really that disrespect of women when you scale it down. >> reporter: the release of videos showing planned parenthood executives talking casually about fetal tissue donations has cre

he will play well in the state of ohio and did a great job last night. trish: mark, go ahead. >> it was a trump draw too though. you have got to remember, donald trump has something none of these other candidates has. he had experience on television, these past 12 or 14 years. that is a serious draw for a lot of americans. that is why he more unique than most of these other candidates. he draws ratings for media which is partly what is driving his polling. trish: you about you mentioned something earlier. i think it is important, mark, you're saying that he is tapping into this authenticity and this need for something real out there, from voters. they like him because he is just kind of being super blunt, maybe sometimes frankly too blunt. but, sort of what you see is what you get. he is not going to throw you any -- throws you a lost surprises. i suppose that is what people like. not necessarily, he is not trying to hide behind anything. that may in fact be part of the appeal. you could call it, mark, the ghost of reality out there that was on stage with

he is the governor of the most important swing state in the nation, and we all know the data point that no republican has ever won the white house without winning the great state of ohiornor will be a force to be reckoned with and i do believe he is sincere. the governor and i do have a relationship even though we battle it out from time to time. but that medicaid expansion is important for the poor. but we've got to remember though for the republicans as a group, you know in ohio they have a campaign that they've launched call committed to community. i don't understand how you could be committed to community when you have such a disdain as a party for women. i mean thomas no one stood up and defended women on that stage. and to treat women as if we're only carriers we're only vessels and not to have empathy and love because you're on this witch hunt against planned parenthood that provide services for poor women, when you want to talk about equal pay, i read an article that said they were going to try to pass a resolution that was anti-gay. you cannot say you're committed to everybody in the community when you don't have empathy and love and compassion for folks. so

media from all over the country converging on the swing state of ohio. doug is among them in cleveland this morning with more on today's events. and doug a lot of build up to this, talking about what trump will do and not do, the top 10, how they are picked and the other seven candidates. how are things shaping up out there. >> reporter: good morning. you know, politically, at least, cleveland is the center of the universe for a little while today. 17 candidates. two debates and, donald trump, one real wild card. inside quicken loans arena the stage is just about set. for the main event, even with 10 candidates behind these podiums it may be donald trump in the midwho gets most of the attention. >> i liken him to a hungry crocodile. i think it will be heard for the two or either side of him, walker and bush to do that. they are in his line of fire. >> reporter: it may be a question of tone tonight, as much as anything. entering at a front runner will he tried to dial back the attacks and be presidential. and then jeb bush might be fighting for airtime. to

of the 6 million acre denali state park. they decided to go back to the traditional name. not everyone is happy with this in mckinley's home state of ohio, senator rob portman says it is disappointing and hope they will will find somewhere else in that national park to honor him. >> what is old is new again. tracie potts, thanks. >>> the man accused of fatally shooting a sheriff's deputy in texas is excepted to appear in court later this morning. shannon miles has been charged with the murder. goforth was killed friday night while filling up his cruiser. last night, hundreds of people gathered in the streets of houston to honor the slain deputy. crowds gathered outside of a local church and then marched mile and a half to the gas station where goforth was killed. he was a 10-year veteran of the harris county sheriff's office. they gathered to remember a gunman gunned down on live television last week. 24-year-old reporter alison parker and cameraman adam ward were killed. >> i want to play softball with adam again and i want to see alison dance. and i will in the wonderful memories they gave me, they gave us. >> alison parker's obituary

not funded by the state of ohio by 1 penny. the stadium was not built -- it was billed in 1922 by the citizens of ohio. so do back you up on an argument that a former caller made these young men are not only supporting their athletics departments, but at least in the last recession they also allowed these universities to keep academics departments afloat and because of that basically gave some consideration. >> host: i want someone to answer some of the questions you brought up but you said the recession did you want to say what it is? >> caller: i'm a democrat, they put me on the wrong line. >> guest: wanita brings up a good point that these programs especially when you're talking about foot and basketball are generating enormous amounts of money for the schools especially through television rights. that money helps the schools operate. that's the underlying case that lawyers are making whether you should be able to unionize or why there should be some sort of free-market to allow for salaries and ideas that they are performin

and hand it out. >> reporter: the poll focuses on head-to-head matchups in the key swing states of florida, ohio and pennsylvania. no candidate has won the presidency since 1960 without taking two of those big three states. if the election were held today, biden would beat donald trump in florida, in ohio and in pennsylvania. one trouble for biden, he has not announced his candidacy yet. >> you are never as popular as the day before you announce for president. then you start going downhill. why? they start replaying the old video of your gaffes and goofs and problems. and joe biden's had a long political career. and he's got a lot of those. >> reporter: biden may have an ace in the hole. >> taking this ride with you is one of the great pleasures of our lives. joe, you are my brother. >> reporter: as his eulogy during the june funeral of the vice president's son bo demonstrated, the president has grown close to biden. he may see his legacy better fulfilled in a biden term, which is more likely some speculate if a justice department investigation into the clinton e-mails ramps up. >> this investig

he is in his home state of ohio he gave substantive answers, answers that set him apart from the crowd. i'm modelled on gay rights. prisons. those are the answers that the audience responded to. the debate in portland it may not have been the same thing. i think that donald trump had to engage but he rises above that in his own way or step aside from it. the benefit speaks to the candidate that he is. very brash, very in your face >>> the biggest contrast is that if you believe as an american that this country stings that we are losers everything is going wrong, you love what he says, this is not the time to worry about politically correct tone. if america is great and wonderful things happen john kassig had a terrific night. a lot of how the debate plays depends on the point of view of the people watching it. >> undoubtedly. and the people who are watching it there, certainly seem to be eating it up. do you have a sense - do you have a sense - you mentioned that you thought scott walker and ted cruz did not do well. who do you think came out a clear winner or was there not? >> i said

we weren't going to be in a position where we were going to go out of state and drive up the cost of manufacturing in ohio, and put people out of work. what i told the legislator is i believe in solar, wind, i also happen to believe in nuclear, by the way. [applause] we need to come up with a number that will fit our economy that will work. some of the legislator want to basically forget the renewable program. i said, that is not acceptable. now we have a group that is working on resetting the number so we can develop renewables, and yet, make sure we have economic growth. there are some things that are really exciting. the cost of solar energy -- the costs have come down. wind energy is by and large subsidies. nuclear, there is a company building at now, we will see how that goes. we believe in geothermal, and all those things. they have to fit in. battery development is exciting. a friend has a tesla. it is the craziest car. you try to figure where the motor is, and you can't find one. yet lady, what i want to tell you is i want to compliment you on carrying about this and coming here today. you know wh

. >> reporter: in the swing state of ohio, hillary clinton coming out swinging, comparing republicans to terrorists on women's issues. >> extreme views about women, we expect them from some of the terrorist groups, we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world, but it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: tonight, her rivals firing back. jeb bush tweeting -- "hillary clinton compares pro-life americans to terrorists, but defends despicable planned parenthood treatment of unborn?" and donald trump -- >> i will take care of women's health and women's health issues better than anybody and far better than hillary clinton who p doesn't have a clue. >> reporter: today a new poll showing clinton losing ground in the race for 2016 now a full blown war of words. and the poll showing voters have some choice words of their own to describe the candidates. asked the first word that comes to mind when it comes to hillary clinton. people say liar, dishonest, untrustworthy. for trump it's arrogant, blowh

. >> reporter: in the swing state of ohio, hillary clinton coming out swinging, comparing republicans to terrorists on women's issues. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world. but it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: her rivals firing back. jeb bush tweeting -- "hillary clinton compares pro-life americans to terrorists but defends despicable planned parenthood treatment of the unborn?" and donald trump -- >> i will take care of women's health and women's health issues better than anybody and far better than hillary clinton who doesn't have a clue. >> reporter: a new poll showing voters have some choice words of their own to describe the candidates. asked the first word that comes to mind about clinton, people say liar, dishonest, untrustworthy. for trump it's arrogant, blowhard, idiot. and the number one word that comes to mind for bush? bush. >> you have to do an inspection. this is getty crazy. >>

the top 10 candidates in national polling will square off in the key battleground state of ohio. michael shure is live in cleveland where the debate will take place. we know donald trump will literally be front and center on the debate stage since he is leading in the polls. what can we expect to hear from him tonight, do you think? >> you mentioned donald trump front and center, it's debate show time here. it's not just the politics, it's a little bit about donald trump. what we expect from him is a different donald trump. he always responds when he's attacked but he doesn't necessarily start these fights. we haven't seen him on a stage, but i can expect that donald trump will engage but not go after anyone unless he has is gone after and boy will he let it fly. >> let's talk about the topics. what do you think is on tap for tonight? >> you're going to hear about planned parenthood and women's health issues. the way they go after i have the is going to be different. they're going to go after those planned parenthood videos we've seen earlier. they're going to talk about how it n

a move that's sure to rile some in mckinley's home state of ohio who have fought for years to cope his name on that peak. >>> the u.s. is facing a rash of extreme weather. now threatening to cause major flooding in florida while hawaii is nervously eyeing hurricane ignacio hoping to avoid a direct hit. dylan dreyer joins me with the forecast. >> reporter: even though it doesn't have an official name any longer, the remnant of erika will continue to stream in these heavier downpours. they could produce several inches of rain. flash flood watches are in effect through monday. all week long we could end up with 1 to 3 inches of rain. out in the pacific ignacio is now a category 3 hurricane. it will continue to weaken as it stays to the north of hawaii, but waves will be extremely high. in the northwest these photos out of olympic national park. several trees were knocked down and the park was actually closed for a time. winds have been gusty, but they are starting to ease. however, the rain will continue streaming in off the pacific and will last all week long in the pacific northwest. al

and hand it out. >> reporter: the poll focuses on head-to-head matchups in the key swing states of florida, ohio and pennsylvania. no candidate has won the presidency since 1960 without taking two of those big three states. if the election were held today, biden would beat donald trump in florida, in ohio and in pennsylvania. one trouble for biden, he has not announced his candidacy yet. >> you are never as popular as the day before you announce for president. then you start going downhill. why? they start replaying the old video of your gaffes and goofs and problems. and joe biden's had a long political career. and he's got a lot of those. >> reporter: biden may have an ace in the hole. >> taking this ride with you is one of the great pleasures of our lives. joe, you are my brother. >> reporter: as his eulogy during the june funeral of the vice president's son bo demonstrated, the president has grown close to biden. he may see his legacy better fulfilled in a biden term, which is more likely some speculate if a justice department investigation into the clinton e-mails ramps up. >> this investig

he is from the great state of ohio, great swing state and won in 2014 overwhelmingly with help from the democrats. >> won with 60 points. >> yes. >> let me ask you about what wasn't talked. i'm proud of the fact on this show "hardball" and other shows on msnbc we talk about denial of voter rights. >> yes. >> almost every week because it seems to be an american value. if you're losing the campaign because of demographics, you don't start preventing people from voting. traditional african american ways of voting and just saying let's tighten that up a little bit. >> yes. >> states like pennsylvania that openly said this is how they win elections for republicans. how about here in ohio? it never came up tonight in the two-hour debate. >> this is the 50 -- well, past midnight but the 50-year anniversary of the voting rights act and none of the commentators had the courage to ask the candidates where they stood on voting rights and the republicans had the pure gull to send out a tweet saying they want to give it to sacrifice and the way to do that is increase supporting. sometimes my republi

biden's rise is cat logged in the poll in the important swing states of ohio, pennsylvania and florida. no candidate has won the presidency since 1960 without carrying 2 or 3 of those three states. biden is running better that clinton. he could beat donald trump and in ohio biden could beat trump 48- 38. and pennsylvania 48- 40. >> i think it is obvious that joe biden and bernie sanders are moving up because the concerns about hillary clinton have been growing. those are the facts. >> reporter: one of the poll directors david brown said clinton is getting less than half of the vote in all three states primaries. and how poorly she scores when voters are asked about her empathy and honesty and temperament. and in ohio she has a 38 negative. and donald trump has negative 34- 53. and the bad news for biden, he has not announced his candidacy yet. everything right now for him looks rosy. >> you are never as popular as the day before announcing president. it goes downhill when they play the gaffes. and joe biden has a long political career and has those. clinton is formidable in her own par

of the united states and the safety of our friends in israel. us,: thank you for joining tim ryan, from the great state of ohio. alix: coming up, the recent plunge in media stocks causing major pains for hedge funds. ♪ matt: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am matt miller with alix steel. let's go straight to ramy inocencio who has a check on the markets. the major theme of the week, the media stocks taken to the woodshed. first off, to the major markets. major averages are slightly off of their session lows. the s&p 500 has been hovering around this negative territory, about .6% down for most of the day. the dow is down half a percent. the nasdaq's parent some of its losses, also down by .6%. the dow is down for its seventh straight day in a row, the longest losing streak since august of 2011. that said, it is down only by 430 points, about 2.5% down. still, its lowest since january 30. let's go into some of those media stocks. down.ision is earnings were down three point 6%. -- 3.6%. second-quarter earnings matched and subscript and were better than expected, but something came out, in that it woul

>> we are going to talk to congressman jim ryan from the great state of ohio. e really seems to be falling apart after yesterday. chuck schumer of new york turned against the president. we also had a republican debate yesterday. they were all the same page is present number of issues, i will ask jim ryan if the same holds true for democrats. he was previously pro-life and has gone pro-choice. mark: we will see you in a few minutes. thank you. the bloomberg market day continues in a moment. ♪ mark: cable media stocks were crushed this week. how are they taking the hit? before we get into this, what type of weekend we seen? chris is probably an understatement. what happened to the stocks? >> a lot of it stems from earnings and from what we should across the broader market, a correction. media companies are one of those companies that have been the biggest winners. when you get the ball market usually think health care and tech. but when you look at the winners, the media has been of over 500% over monday. value act is an activist fund that has a 5% stake in fox sh

that was democratic front-runner hillary clinton in the swing state of ohio rallying against extreme views on women's health. even comparing them to terrorists. the secretary of state lit into a few of her republican rivals and called them out by name. >> this is happening all over the country. here even in ohio. programs and services to help women take care of themselves are being cut down. marco rubio brags about wanting to deny victims of rape and incest, access to health care, to an abortion. jeb bush says planned parenthood shouldn't get a penny. your governor here in ohio banned state funding for some rape crisis centers. >> not surprisingly, the republican national committee responded. for hillary clinton to equate her political opponents to terrorists is a new low for her flailing campaign. she should apologize immediately for her inflammatory rhetoric. and jeb bush tweeted, hillary clinton compares pro-life americans to terrorists but defends despicable treatment of the unborn? her priorities are totally wrong. governor, thank you for joining us. do you think that's a little

conservatives don't like and that is that you push obamacare's expansion of medicaid through in your state of ohio over the very strong objections of the republican controlled state legislature in ohio and here are the critics complaints. they say that ohio will be on the hook long-term after federal aid begins to run out. they also say that you were one of the few republican governors to give president obama bipartisan cover on obamacare. your answer? >> first of all i'm opposed to obamacare and i've been clear on that. medicare was expanded by ronald reagan three or four times. in addition to that instead of locking people in prison who have mental health, we give them treatment and keep them out and that saves us money. instead of putting the drug addicted in prison and having them be released and back in prison, we treat them and we have a 10% recidivism rate for those people drug addicted and for working poor instead of us paying uncompensated care when they go in there and they don't have insurance, they now have health care so they're not sicker and more expensive. we not only save money by

lawmakers from mckinley's home state of ohio, president mckinley are outraged that including house speaker john bainer who said in a statement, there is a reason president mckinley's name has serve atop highest peak in north america for more than 100 years, because this is a testament to his great legacy, i am deeply disappointed in this decision. that disappointment passing for outrage on part of the speaker, we thought that mount mckinley. might look like this if donald trump were elected president one day. we're coming right back. >> thousands more of hillary clinton e-mails, most yet are released. a large number are classified. so when does she get the pertussis treatment -- cannot be trusted to carry out an investigation. here next. >> a lovely day for a drive, until it was not. a mote arist -- motorists worst nightmare on video, coming up next. stay with us. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalz

state senator nina turner. [applause] who ran a great race for secretary of state in ohio last year. unfortunately, she is not the current secretary state. but she has a lot of great insights to talk about, how democrats can win in a crucial swing state like ohio. sitting next to her is elliott, the newly minted executive director of progressive majority washington state. she is a great friend, a great organizer. someone passionate about turning states blue, making sure everyone is able to take part in the democracy. the government works for all. work for washing say. i'm glad she is able to join the panel. [applause] and last but absolutely not least is michael sergeant, the director of the democratic campaign committee. they do amazing and important work to hold and again democratic seats and the legislature. fix whate going to what we have. i am planning up to do much talking. we have an amazing panel appear. i want to dive right in. the first thing i want to ask, i will stop with monica and go straight down. what happened? why is it that we went from states 10ocrats in years ago,

john kasich turned questions about thursday's fox debate in his home state of ohio back to granite state voters. >> these debates matter. but these elections are won in the trenches. they're won with the folks out here. >> reporter: most of the field took part in a high-speed new hampshire cattle call with five interviews last night. donald trump skipped it telling the newspaper he didn't expect their endorsement. his absence focused on bush. to knock bush's economic goal of 4% growth as p too focused on the well off. >> i think it's very important that with economic growth comes responsibility and ability to help people who live in the shadows. our whole purpose has got to be to give everybody a sense that the american dream is alive, that we all can rise. >> i'm a new fresh face versus a name from the past. i'm someone from outside of washington with a proven track record. >> reporter: several tested out new obama-clinton zingers. >> i'm fluent in clinton speech. when bill says i didn't have sex with that woman he did. when she tells us trust me you've got all the e-mails you need we h

. >> in the swing state of ohio hillary clinton coming out swinging. republicans to terrorists on women issues. >> extreme view about women we expect that from some of the terrorists. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the living world but a little hard to take republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> tonight the raveal firing back. jeb bush tweeting hillary clinton compares pro life experience parenthood treatment of the unborn and deposited trump. >> i'll take care of women health and better health issues better than fib and far better than hilary would doesn't have a clue. >> new poll there are choice wards to describe the candidate the and people say liar. dishonest. untruth worthy. for trump it's hair gant below hard that comes to mind for bush. >> you have to do an fption this is getting caevdz. >> word overt day the bizarre. trump on the trail in south carolina inviting supporter on change to touch his hair to prove once and for all that it is indeed real. >> i believe it is. >> thank you. >> new pull o

apologies, every time i say ohio, i am supposed to say the great state of ohio. home of matthew miller. wall street is trying to gain its footing to get back on solid ground. stocks advancing after the steepest losing streak in four years. let's check the boards of the s&p 500, jumping at the open after a 3% rally on tuesday, evaporated in the last hour of trading. right now the broader market is up eight point 5%. the dow jones industrial average is also trading higher today, up 260 points at 15,900 25, a gain of 1.6%. the nasdaq is also in the green on this wednesday, up nearly 1.5%. nymex crude today is flirting with the $40 a barrel mark. at $39.13. it is down almost half a percent , trading at that level following yesterday's recovery from the lowest level since 2009. brent crude of a quarter percent. ignorers continue to gold as a safe haven, the focus instead on the prospect of higher u.s. interest rates. goal down one and a quarter 1001 hundred $24.70 and outs. at bonds in look the u.s.. a continued selloff here. the two-year yield up 0.66%. the 30-yield

but not everyone is thanking president obama, especially not politicians from mckinley's home state of ohio senator rob portman said mckinley was a proud ohioan and the mown was named after him as a way to remember his rich legacy after his assassination. joan boehner also from ohio said the name is a testament to mckinley's legacy as a soldier and politician. he served with distinction in the army. i'm deeply disappointed to this decision. the department of interior said it meant no disresuspect to the president, but the move to change the name was the wish of the alaska public. the area around it has been named denali national park and preserve. in 2008, then candidate obama vowed to improve relations between the native americans and the federal government. president obama is expanding government support for native groups in alaska including a program to improve an arctic way of life. it was quite a scene when president obama touched down in alaska today, a 94-year-old native alaska woman wearing beaded moose hide boots and gloves broke into song at the sight of the president. she said sh

of the united states. >> hillary clinton is going after her republican opponents on the issue of funding for women's health. in cleveland today, she appeared to compare them to terrorists. >> in the swing state of ohiohillary clinton coming out swinging comparing republicans to terrorists on women's issues. >> joining us now, jim and simon. jim, coming out swinging. talking tough. why was there no recognition in these newscasts that it was an incendiary thing to say. >> ordinarily i would scream bloody murder about this. how can she say that? this is such a transparent effort to change the subject from the fbi investigation of her server. think about it, right now -- >> i don't have a problem with her trying to change the subject. that's what politicians do. >> she has more in common with terrorists than republicans do because hillary and terrorists are being investigated by the fbi. >> see what you did just there? simon, "the new york times" ran a seven paragraph item online about this. i'm sorry. if a republican compared hillary clinton or bernie sanders to terrorists it would have been on the front page and a woeek's worth of coverage. >> she's winning the actual argument. republicans are making