for tom mitchell, renowned tattoos, is once again running beyond the realm of reality. aboutstart talking children dying, it forces us to look at our own mortality and the mortality of our own children. nobody wants to think about that. a 100ast year he finished mile marathon to raise money for childhood cancer. he lost his daughter, sheila, to cancer in 2009. weep put this "life-saving medicine" into her body. jay: he has four days to complete the grueling 200 mile race, circumnavigating lake tahoe. >> i'm trying to replicate the struggle, the pain, the reality of childhood cancer. jay: he is dedicating each mile to a different child who has died from or is battling cancer. nonprofits provides nonmedical needs like rent or groceries to families that get buried under mounting medical bills. a to play and a temper -- a toy at a temporary tattoo also go a long way to help the child in turmoil. >> wow. that's a good one, isn't it? man, looks just like mine! mile number two. jay: in late august, during his sendoff party, he read the names of all 200 kids he is running for.

alison: tattoo tom mitchell is at it again.first brought you a springfield, virginia, man remarkable story last year. he ran 100 miles for 100 children with cancer. now he is racing 200 miles. our own jay korff is telling his incredible story. jay: tom mitchell renowned for the ymriad of tattoos. beyond the realm of reality. >> we talk about the children dying and this force us to look at our own mortality. jay: last year he finished a marathon to raise awareness for the cancer and the foundation. he lost his daughter to cancer in 2009. this is life saving medicine we call it medicine in my daughter's life and cure cancer and save her life. i stopped her heart. jay: he will have four days to complete 200-mile race. circumnavigating lake tahoe. >> i'm trying to replicate the pain, reality of childhood cancer. the non-profit provides nonmedical needs like rent and groceries to the families who get married under mounting medical bills. a toy -- >> you'll get wet. >> temporary tattoo will go a long way to help child in turmoil. in

>> what did we learn from her interview with andrea mitchell. tom brady beats the nfl. why we won't let go of deflategate and the nasty debates in the '60s. >> freedom breeds inequality. i'll say it a third time. >> twice is enough. >> always to the right and almost always in the wrong. >> did that begin the era of toxic television? i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> the media mob filled the lobby of trump tower. cable news channels on high alert because. it became a very familiar sight. the trump show. >> and frankly i felt that the absolute best way to win and to

. >> what did we learn from her interview with andrea mitchell. tom brady beats the nfl. why we won't let go of deflategate and the nasty debates in the '60s. >> freedom breeds inequality. i'll say it a third time. >> twice is enough. >> always to the right and almost always in the wrong. >> did that begin the era of toxic television? i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> the media mob filled the lobby of trump tower. cable news channels on high alert because. it became a very familiar sight. the trump show. >> and frankly i felt that the absolute best way to win and to beat the democrats and very easily i think beat the democrats no matter who it may be whether it's hillary or anybody else and i think maybe hillary is going to have a very hard time frankly with what's happening getting to the starting gate. >> joining us now, chief congressional correspondent for "the washington examiner." and matt lewis and we also have a fox news contributor. why would the media treat what would be this as a great breaking news story. >> this isn't just declaration. this is do

. >> what did we learn from the interview with andrea mitchell? tom brady beats the nfl and the media are still tackling him and we will not let go of delfate gate. and the nasty debates in the 60s between william becomely and gore vidal. >> do you believe in inequality? >> anything complicates including him. >> did that begin the era of toxic television? i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> the media mob filled the lobby of trump tower and cable on high alert because truck signed a pledge he supports the republican nominee even if it is not him then it was familiar: the trump show. >> frankly, i felt that the absolute best way to win and to debate the democrats and very easy, i think, beat the democrats, no matter who it may be, whether it is hillary clinton or anyone else, i think maybe hillary clinton is going do have a very hard time, frankly, with what is happening getting to the starting gate. >> joining us is susan ferrechio and matt lewis from the daily caller, and mara liasson from national public radio of fox news contributor. why

tom brady wins a big one. this time off the field. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington on a day when we have political news on all fronts. hillary clinton's state department chief of staff answering questions before the benghazi committee today. the former aide who set up the server said he will take the fill fifth. and donald trump possibly signing the republican party loyalty oath after attacking jeb bush for speaking spanish. presidential candidate lindsey graham joins me now exclusively. senator, welcome, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> first of all -- >> i'll speak english. >> speak english or spanish, whatever. >> i can only speak english. >> what do you think of donald trump, this priebus republican national committee petine meeti today. do you think he will sign the loyalty oath not to run as an independent? >> well, i hope he will. you know, the fact that we're having to sign an oath is not a good thing. if you're running as a republican, it should be assumed, if you lose you're going to support the republican nominee. if he signs the pledge

tom was a running back then. endorsement,wing so pick a story. anyone you choose. you were starting to say something a moment ago? we need to remember that frank mitchell is a historic figure. he became a historic figure 50 presence because his broke that ugly area -- ugly barrier. [applause] there aren't very many people i have met who automatically become a historic figure. but frank is one and he deserves it. [applause] michael: perhaps our seas and friend can put up the website. of pagee a number stories and frank wrote an article called "fame is that 15" where he recounts a lot more of the story than we could get to during the limited time we had today. if you have a chance to go to , without a lot of searching you should be able to .ind it perhaps they could put that up on the screen before the program is over. jerry, do you have some final remark should like to make? [applause] -- jerry: if you haven't noticed the famous picture blown up on my left, we do want to thank our panelists and moderator. i have some parting gifts for you. let me present your official page at. mr. findley: i thought that was a cub hat. [laughter] i don't -- if you could

tom price winning significant endorsements from mainstream and conservative members. republicans are meeting at the capital to discuss strategy. there's no date on the calendar for leadership elections. >>> today a judge sentenced former prison worker joyce mitchell to up to seven years behind bars. it was the maximum possible sentence for helping two inmates escape a prison in upstate new york. mitchell was convicted of providing convicted murderers richard matt and david sweat with the tools they used to escape. the manhunt lasted three weeks, involving thousands of people and costing new york state thousands. >> stock markets are down in asia, sparking fears of a sell off. the hang seng fell about 3.5% since the opening bell. the nikkei and dobingio is off 2.5%, following a day in which major indicis lost 2-3% of their value >>> many scientists say where there's water there's life - at least here on earth. researchers found proof of water on mars, and everyone wants to know if the same holds true on the red planet. also, donald trump releases a plan to change the tax system. critics say it has a lot of holes. >> you have kids here who've killed someone? >> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behin

tom was a running back then. but he gave a glowing endorsement. pick a story. whichever one you choose. >> you were starting to say something. >> we need to remember that frank mitchellis an historic figure. he became an historic figure 50 years ago because his presence broke that ugly barrier. [ applause ]. there aren't very many people that i met who automatically become an historic figure. but frank is one, and he deserves it. [ applause ]. >> perhaps our c-span friends can put up the website online. the capital page alumni association has a website. on there there are a number of page stories. frank wrote an article called famous at 15 where he recounts a lot more of his story than we could get to in the limited time we have today. so if you have a chance to go to that website, capitalpagealumni.org. without a whole lot of searching you should be able to find thatment programs on the program they could put that up on the screen right before the program is over. so, jerry, did you have some final remarks you would like to make? >> i do. thank you. [ applause ]. >> just a few things, first. if you haven't noticed the famous picture is is blown up here on my left ov

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mitchell reports." be sure to tune in for that. i want to get back to the breaking news concerning tom brady and the nfl. england patriots owner robert kraft just released a statement about today's ruling which overturned the suspension of his quarterback tom brady. it reads in part, quote, we are greatly appreciate tive of his, referring to judge berman, his thoughtful decision that was delivered today. now we can return our focus to the game on the field. that's the same sentiment from all over boston. the mayor martin walsh tweeting, now let's get to football. and then massachusetts governor charlie barker -- baker, tweeting, overturned. it's time to raise the banner. play football and defend the patriots championship. joining me now new england patriots writer for the boast l boston globe. the fans are dancing in the streets here because they never felt tom brady was guilty. >> no, and ted wells and the nfl certainly never proved that tom brady and the patriots were guilty of deflating those footballs back in january. ted wells' report came out and found a lot of circumstantial evidence. some text me

mitchell. she kind of gave this half apology, nonapology. i'm sorry that the american people are confused by this. not necessarily sorry about potentially putting our national security at risk. tomnk about the affect that her e-mail was going to have, he goes, we're pretty far into the digital age at this point. >> and basically they're close to panic mode in the clinton campaign. this gives you an idea of where she is right now. she was supposed to be the runaway front-runner still leading in the polls in some areas especially nationally. you see the sanders surge in new hampshire, doing well in iowa. will this be a repeat of 2008 all over again where she had the money, endorsements? >> take a look at this poll number out of new hampshire right now where bernie sanders is up by nine points above hillary clinton right now. nine point. >> when people say, though, this will be 2008 all over again, think about what's going on in 2008 and how different this is. it was a fresh face, young african-american progressive male. bernie sanders would be 75 years old upon -- self described socialist. this is not some new, young, fresh face coming in. >> you make the point that might be the s