business officials, not so crazy about tom perez.e doesn't have a lot of experience as far as foreign policy. i don't think he is going to be picked. it's a strike against elizabeth warren, too, that on foreign-policy experience, their resumes are thin, and she has stressed her experience. i think it would be a little inconsistent for her to say i have the experience, but my running mate, not so much. unlikely toerez is be selected. >> hobby or becerra of california. >> he has been in congress for a while. he's a gregarious guy, well-liked on capitol hill. i think if jeb bush were the nominee or marco rubio, i think perez could be picked; i just think you need to pick an hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so low, and i think he will be driving a lot of hispanics to the polls. mix, but at the same time, i think hillary clinton is going to be looking more toward kaine then any -- >> an interview with senator al franken of minnesota, his name continues to pop up. it's fascinating -- >> said he is interested, which i think is re

>> well, i don't think tom perez does.'t think the idea of an unelected person should ever be a running mate, as good a labor secretary as he might be. i think the one that makes the most sense is tim kaine unless she thinks she's in political trouble. then i think you have to go to elizabeth warren. i don't think they want to pick sherrod brown, cory booker, someone who doesn't really add that much excitement and is from a state that they will be replaced by a republican, at least in massachusetts you have a special election a couple months later. >> you have been writing a lot of columns lately. i seem to remember a recent one where you took to task some sanders supporters who were trying to sink tim kaine. talk about that a little bit. >> well, yeah. you can say there's a better choice than tim kaine. two criteria ought to be number one, can the person be president and number two, is the president comfortable with him both in a campaign sense and also particularly in governing. tim kaine clearly meets those tests. she m

think tom perez does. the idea of an belected person should ever a running mate, a good a labor secretary as he might be. i think the one that makes the most sense is tim kaine, unless she thinks she's in political trouble. then i think you have to go to elizabeth warren. i don't think they want to pick sherrod brown. >> you've been writing a lot of lately. i remember one recent one where the sanderstask supporters. talk about that a little bit. >> you can say there's a better choice than tim kaine. the two criteria ought to be, andthe person be president, number two, is the president comfortable with them in a campaign sense and particularly in governing? tim kaine clearly meets those tests. she may decide someone is better. is outsay that tim kaine of bounds, that this is a guy who has a 90% voting record, has a committed liberal by virginia standards, certainly standards, national that he's unacceptable, i think crazyreally create a caucus within the democrat party, which was what we used to ago, john.a

what do you make of tom perez? what do you make of her name in the number two? for the latina community, it would be fantastic. to recognize that we're american. tom went after sheriff arpaio and made sure he recognized the violations. >> he has moved up ahead of castro. >> he has been around for a long time. i think people are finding he has juice now. he's appealing very much to the latino community is and has a very stronghold when it comes to california. castro is new to the political system so he is still being tested. >> all three don't have immediate foreign policy experience. >> right. >> does that matter with former secretary of state at the top of the ticket? >> i think you need experience broadly. i think that's why julian castro dropped a little bit. mccain's one good issue against barack obama, this guy hasn't done it long enough. so you put the mayor of a town of a very small city. i think experience. i still think tim kaine. he has been a mayor, governor, senator. yes, he doesn't have massive foreign policy experience. >> as a republican, boy, if

some are not so crazy about tom perez. he doesn't have a lot of experience as far as policy. i do not think he is going to be in this is also a little bit of a strike against elizabeth ward also, because -- against elizabeth warren also, because their experience is thin. i have experienced -- steve: and have never been elected to anything. and the pharaoh from california. and becerra from california. bob: i think it jeb bush or marco rubio were nominated, i think perez could be picked. you need tot think pick a hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so low, and i think he is going to be driving a lot of hispanics to think becerra is in the mix, but i think clinton would be looking more towards kaine. out frankenor minnesota, his name continues to pop up. yes, al franken says he is interested, which is refreshing. has also beenhar: mentioned. it would be unusual to two has passed, and i think republicans would focus on that. i love her, when he came to the senate, he certainly was not talking to the national press. he was talking to the local press. he immersed himself in

labor secretary tom perez. welcome, secretary, before we get to the numbers, i'd be remiss if we didn't ask but your thoughts on this very tough day in american history? >> my heart breaks for the families. my heart breaks for the community. my heart breaks for the nation. we've seen this all too frequently. and we need to come together as a nation. we need to make sure we don't simply talk about this but act to build an america. we're all in this together. but my thoughts right now. immediate thoughts are with family members and we will continue to pray and really come together as one, as we are as a nation, liz. liz: a very tough segue, i'll try and do it, to go from a very tough story. i'd like to just remember the may jobs report which was downwardly revised to 11,000 jobs created to june, the bar chart is showing a three-month average, but for june, people are thrilled but hesitant to celebrate. what drove the june number which is hefty? >> broad-based, liz, we had growth in 9 out of 14 sectors, including

virginia senator tim kaine, tom perez and agriculture secretary tom vilsack. secretary vilsack will join us here live on set in a few moments. it comes as new numbers show a tight three-point race in vilsack's home state of iowa. this is according to nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist polling released just a short time ago. a dead heat in ohio. the race there tied right now. 39% apiece. but in pennsylvania, clinton appears to be opening up a wide lead. look at that. clinton up nine points. 45% to 36% over trump. let's go out to the field for the latest in the hunt for a running mate. kelly o'donnell has been following the republican vp moves. she's in cleveland where convention preps are in full blast. you've been out in front of this all day long. how did indiana become the center of the veepstakes universe on the republican side? >> it certainly was the headquarters for all of the veepstakes intrigue. it happened by accident, peter. i'm told from sources that there was a mechanical problem with trump's plane. he was in town last night for a big rally and

. >> donald trump es una persona inestable, mientras que hillary tiene una mano estable dijo tom pÉrezo de campaÑa de clinton , el congresista javier hizo lo mismo. javier: el entendimiento no lo tengo yo. >> reportes indican que trump hablarÍa de su compaÑero de forma, estarÍa el senador jeb, el gobernador de new jersey chris cristi y george, esta genera controversia, este ataque a clinton vÍa twitter, dice la candidata mÁs corrupta acompaÑada de dinero, en washington claudio univisiÓn. >> tras la captura del chapo siguen saliendo detalles de cÓmo lograba llevar la cocaÍna de mÉxico para llevarla a estados unidos, una de las revelaciones la alianza que el chapo habrÍa sellado con el hijo de un expresidente de honduras, isa con los detalles. isa: entre las diversas alianzas que ha tenido el chapo, salieron las presuntas operaciones con el hijo del expresidente de honduras para el trasiego de drogass y luego de estados unidos a mÉxico. >> es natural que joaquÍn el chapo tenga alianzas porque es una base, centro amÉrica fue la bodega. isi: fabio lobos llevado a nueva york, su padre porfi

party of the rising stars, barack obama worked really hard to get them to support this, including tom perez, who was one of the progressive folks. and one of the things you ought to know is most of the time, it wasn't that long ago, especially in virginia, and this is where progressives are going to nitpick at kaine a little bit, it wasn't that long ago in virginia if you were a democrat, you really had to run to the middle. run to the middle on guns. i remember the first time tim kaine ran for governor, they bragged about being pro-life. he has amended that to say he's personally pro-life but has always been in favor of keeping all the laws that are on the books and access to abortion and things like that. but the very recent centrist nature of virginia is something, you know, whether it's on the gun issue, whether it's on abortion and trade is another one, being it's a very pro business state, i think that's where the left could start picking at kaine a little bit. but i tell you, it would be nitpicks at this point and i think that's what the clinton campaign is gambling on. >> and also t

also, elizabeth warren, tom perez, and cory booker. donald trump has been trying if you running mates on, spending a significant time working on this this week, specifically in indiana, meeting with governor mike pence. he also met with new jersey governor chris christie, and former house speaker newt gingrich. late last night, it looks as if donald trump will make his announcement tomorrow in new york city. reporting live in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." 6:07, and a dangerous ride. autria: a new report last night about safety on me veronica: happy thursday, everyone, but i am not sure you are going to be happy with the forecast today. we top out at 96. there i heat advisories posted along -- there are heat advisories posted along i-95. 95 degrees, 10 minutes in your car. the temperature can get up to 115 inside your car for 20 minutes. we are forecasting 125. the reason we tell you not to leave your pets in your car, certainly not your kids. take it easy today and hydrate drink plenty of water, some

mÁs temprano hablÉ con el secretario de trabajo tom pÉrez, quien fue una de las figuras a quien hillarys necesidades de los latinos y tambiÉn de los que no tenemos. -- tienen voz. el presidente obama tambiÉn hizo la misma promesa que hizo hillary clinton sobre los primeros cien dÍas de su gobierno de tratar de resolver el problema de la inmigraciÓn. el presidente obama no lo ha podido hacer o mayor estÁn congelados los programas. quÉ va a hacer clinton que no haya hecho obama? >> tenemos la oportunidad de hacer la legislaciÓn de la reforma migratoria la prioridad nÚmero uno. tengo confianza de que podemos hacer eso. es un imperativo econÓmico, un imperativo de seguridad, es un imperativo moral para nuestro paÍs. cuando latinos vienen a votar en noviembre, vamos a asegurar que este poder en noviembre va a mejorar la situaciÓn en enero que viene. ilia: cuando hillary clinton no habÍa escogido su fÓrmula sonaban muchos nombres. habÍa mucha esperanza de que alguien hispano como usted, pudiera llegar a ese cargo. cree usted que hace falta un hispano? >> yo conozco bien a tim kane, es una per

tom perez is the labor secretary, he is respected by liberals.usiness officials are not so crazy about him. he does not have a lot of experience as far as foreign policy. i do not think he is going to be picked. this is a strike against liz -- elizabeth warren. on foreign-policy experience, their resumes are thin, and she has stressed her experience, so i think he would be inconsistent for her to say i have the experience, but a running mate not so much. that perez is unlikely to be selected. >> the congressman from california. >> he has been in congress for a while and is a very gregarious guy. it -- if jeb bush or marco rubio were the nominee, i think that he or maybe perez could be picked. i don't think you need to pick a hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so low, and he is going to be driving a lot of hispanics to the polls. mix,nk the sarah is in the but at the same time, hillary clinton is going to be looking more toward kaine. -- airingwe are interview with a senator in minnesota. >> al franken said he is interested. i think it is

tom perez, someone who seems maybe someone who they want to seem in consideration rather than someoneho is actually in consideration. tim kaine is the front runner and i still think elizabeth warren is the best choice. [laughter] vilsack, i thought he was the onesh that she was going to pick. as tim kaine,ing a governing partner, someone she likes to work with, someone who is loyal to her. i'm not hearing that necessarily is [indiscernible] main case for tom vilsack as she likes him a lot and you can't discount how important that is. -- it seems hard for me but hard for me to believe that he will end up on the ticket. returning to the question of donald j trump, billionaire and presumptive republican nominee, trump met with two possible indianamates, it governor mike pence, who huddled with trump on saturday, and ios and at her journey -- joni ernst , who had her face-to-face trump. with you've got senator bob corker from tennessee. the same question i asked you before come up where does trump's decision stand in your mind? mark: one of the funniest things i have ever heard was kelly

some of the other names on that short list, including al gri culture secretary tom vilsack, tom perezsenator elizabeth warren and david culver had a chance to ask senator kaine about that speculation. >> right here in northern virginia a lot of political buzz these days, especially on the democratic side of things. we walk you in right now now to a round table discussion being hosted by virginia senator tim kaine. his name coming up multiple times as a potential vp pick. you are going to notice, though, a lot more media attention in places like this, wherever the senator is going. >> i'm in a little momentary bubble of attention, but, you know, it will be normal again. >> you anticipate that? >> well, we'll see what happens. >> one of the other things that look a little different should senator kaine get the vp nomination. security. he certainly wouldn't be this accessible if we were to be the potential next vice president of the united states. in sterling, virginia, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> again, i'll be in philadelphia next week to covering the democratic national convention.

i am good friends with tom perez.speak to a growing population and the hispanic voter this this country. just the visuals, the esthetics of our party. i want to see ba ram and michelle and hillary and bill, but more color on that stage. >> i think mayor garcetti should be on that list. >> one of the rising stars is latino and brilliant. he has street cred and his family has been close to her for a long time. that's the type of person she should be choosing. >> that's the dark horse. the big news is hillary clinton sitting down for the interview with the fbi. 3 and a half hours and just extraordinary. afterwards, what we are hear from sources is they expect an announcement of no charges in the next couple of weeks based on the idea that there was no additional finding of wrong-doing or she didn't essentially mess up during the interview with the fbi. donald trump seizing on this, not surprisingly. he said it was just announced that no charges will be brought against crooked hillary clinton. like i said, the system is t

and tom perez, while not widely known is reportedly good in front of a crowd and he brings the hispanice ground. latino voter iseses are expected to support hillary clinton strongly. for the democratic party.hed it could solid foy the support. but lake- breaking news that they are vetting a retired four star navy admiral and that is an interesting twist. the more i think about it. >> we'll talk to that, that was confirmed by jennifer. former four star admiral who has been on the program before. that would innoculate hillary clinton from critics who say she hasn't done very much for the foreign policy p. >> you have two options in choosing the veep. strengthen or double down. strengthen your hand and add something to the ticket that is not there, hillary clinton would look for tom perez or elizabeth warren. she needs to excite the left. she needs to keep those voters and retain the obama coalition. she wants to double down. he might be the person to do with it. >> isn't that enough to help her with the left with the endorsement? or she need to pick someone in the left. >> there is a lot

night beginningi riche,, on the democratic sidec several were on the sunday show audition of sorts tom perezmeet the press to show he is not afraid roof going a after trump. >> i haven't run in a miss universe patch subsequent i don't know many golf courses in scotland, chuck, so i don't have what donald trump has and i'mnd very sorry about that. you know all about judgment. >> reporter: fox news sundayte chair:r men of the house congressman deepenedded clintoni over benghazi report and the fbi investigation. >> some i give her credit for fr saying they made mistakes and she's going to show american people especially working families in america to earn their trust. >> reporter: like perez, refused to say if he's been contacted by clinton campaign as a potential vp pick. in washington garrett tenney fox news. >> all important forecast the timing of the storms fortor tomorrow stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the b