joe's machine to a plan to help team usa win. >>> host of an italian tv show are joined by an actress. >> supposed to be a really good dancer. >> why this time not so much. >>> plus it's ipad mini giveaway time again. how to get your chance to win. >>> and showing the family dogs a new baby sock. >> charlie can sniff him and get used to the smell. >> what he did that no one expected. >> that's the baby. >>> this is in malaysia a live show with a king cobra and as you can see, that one is full grown. >> wow. >> i feel bad for the snake. it's an animal abuse. >> let's say the snake gets the last laugh in this incident because as you can see they're pulling the snake around. the snake is snapping at these two men, but once the guy in the dark shirt gets behind the tail, it's not good for the guy in the yellow. >> oh scloom. >> ow, ow, ow. >> it got him. >> it he did get him and the audience of course gras gasped like did you. he calmly walks to the side as the other snake handler prize the fangs off of him >> probably took any danger out of the -- >> drained him of the venom. >> they don

changes with coach usa buses. let's go to the maps and tell you traveling on to 287 north franklin lakes an accident being cleared away. this is a serious accident on 78 west, somerset county line, an overturned dump truck, medevac is heading to the scene. all lanes are subject to closure. new jersey transit buses, coach usa buses, dray clark will be along to tell us about that. new jersey transit trains on or close to schedule. sawmill, we have good news, it has been reopened northbound exit 33 to 34 with an earlier accident cleared away. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. >> thank you. >>> developing in queens, the search is on for the driver who left the scene of an accident that killed a young woman. kala rama is live at the scene. >> reporter: police are asking for your help. we learned the woman killed is sade eversley of brooklyn. she just got on the back of the motorcycle and was killed moments later. let me show you what the parkway looked like moments after the crash. the 28-year-o

we will talk about the gate changes, new jersey transit buses, coach usa buses. i got a tweet from somebody. judy wants to know why i'm talk not talking about decamp buses. there are changes. street cleaning rules are in effect today. >>> developing this morning, a deadly chain reaction crash on the belt parkway. a young woman thrown from the motorcycle then run over by another vehicle. this happened late last night on the belt at cross may boulevard. this morning we are learning more about the woman that died. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live in lindenwood. >> reporter: police tell us the woman just accepted a ride on the back of the motorcycle and moments later, once they got on the belt parkway, she was killed. that woman is sade eversley of brooklyn. police the motorcycle driver was -- say the motorcycle driver was heading westbound and hit the divider. she hit the pavement and was hit by what police describe as a white older model minivan. police say that minivan did not stop. they are trying to track down the driver. moments later a second minivan

usa ] [ chanting usa, usa, usa ] >> and when i hear some of the people that i'm running against, including the democrats, we have to build a wall, folks. [ cheers and applause ] we have to build a wall. and a wall works. all you have to do is go to israel and say, how is your wall working? walls work. and i want people to come into the country, but i want them to be legal. i want them to go through the process. i want them to come in. i want to have a big, beautiful door, but they have to be legal. they have to be. and if they're not going to be, they can't come in. and i'll tell you what, the first thing we do, you know -- people don't realize. you look at crime in chicago, crime in so many different places, and you see gangs. many of these gang members are illegal immigrants. they're rough dudes. they will be out of here so friggin' fast -- [ cheers and applause ] >> and i think a lot of these countries send them in here because they don't want them. what do they want them in prison for 40 years. look, look, whether it's -- any country. their leaders are smarter than our leaders. they're

have to do it. [ cheers ] [ cheers ] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> and when i hear some of the people i'm running against including the democrats, we have to build a wall, folks. we have to build a wall. and a wall works. all you have to do is go to israel and say how is your wall working? walls work. and i want people to come into the country but i want them to be legal and go through the process. i want them to come in. i want to have a big beautiful door but they have to be legal. they have to be. and if they are not going to be, they can't come in and i'll tell you what, the first thing we do, people realize, you look at crime in chicago and crime in so many different places and you see gangs. many of these gang members are illegal immigrants. rough dudes. they will be out of here so freaking fast -- [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> and i think a lot of these countries send them in here because they don't want them. what do they want them in prison for 40 years? look, look, whether it's any country, their leaders are smarter than our leaders. they a

will the usa freedom act pass and should it? >> you know, i -- i'm not a really optimistic that it will pass in the current form, especially given the geopolitical events since last year. so i'm not really sure they would trend toward passage, as opposed to the other direction, frankly. >> let's talk about the other direction of bills, warrant for content information, and warrant for geolocation information, will those pass and should they? >> i think on the -- in terms of the content and now this is about the 180-day rule and whether you need to get a warrant to get e-mail content, even if it's over 180 days and hasn't been opened, i think there's a strong movement for that, and i believe actually that the justice department has come out in support of it, hasn't it? i think as a matter of practice, the justice department is getting warrants now as a matter of practice, even though they're not necessarily statutorily obligated to. i think that will less the speed on the geolocation aspect of it, or the geolocational legislation,

i voted against the usa patriot act. [applause] >> and that wasn't popular and i

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this is not trump. >> miss usa. >> this is miss america.did you notice they did ask a lot of political questions. and he was right. they didn't ask about hillary's server. >> yes, though next year they will be performing partial birth abortions for the talent segment to really appeal to the judges. the only time -- >> wow. >> ann coulter.com is where you can find her. >> the only thing i know about these beauty pageants are the questions you have shown and the ones i have seen in the past. left wing this time. usually -- i mean your answer sounds great, but all of the others i have seen are moronic. >> my answer was good, but for the talent, the abortion i tried to perform i lost it. >> i am starting to think they shouldn't ask these questions at all. you are picking a pretty girl and so far every answer i have seen which admittedly is only three is only dumb, dumb girls giving dumb answers answers and they are making fun of pretty girls and it is mean. >> i would fumble. i would fumble answers here and i have a script to go by. >> i am wit

from usa today this morning, roger williams shares the house conservatives fund. this is what he writes. it is an opportunity for conservatives. speaker boehner jk decision to step down has been met with with surprise, worry, and relief. there are those who think he compromises too much for too little gain. resignation. i see this as an opportunity to advance a strong conservative agenda. that is roger williams, chairman house conservatives fund. our first 45 minutes, republicans only. your thoughts on who leads the republican party. if you want to give us a (202) 748-8000 eastern and central. (202) 748-8001 mountain and pacific. you can post on social media. our twitter address. the house speaker was on sunday's show. he was asked about the unrealistic expectations of some republican sign a the house. here is some of that interview from yesterday. [video clip] >> is the house and senate can agree, the president gets to decide. our file owners -- our founders did not want a parliamentary majority. they wanted this long, slow process. change comes slowly. they unre

in addition to that, i participated in world competition for team usa in the under 24 division.ecently came back from canada racing dragon boat championship. >> it does have a lot of social, personal and involvement and development here. >> absolutely. with 22 people, it is inherently social in a boat. >> thank you very much for being here. good luck at the festival. have fun there. appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >> dragon boat festival is september 19 and 20th at clipper cove at treasure island. for more details, go to sfdragonboat.com. >>> stay with us on "asian pacific america." we will be showing some of the interesting events going on in and for the community. then we have a live performance from artists taking part in the upcoming san francisco world percussion festival. don't miss it. >>> here are some events coming in the bay area communities. some we featured on our show. san jose japantown 125th anniversary concert is september 12th. it will feature the wesley uk lay lee band and wesley jazz ensemble and hula performers that put on a great live show recently. they'r

team spirit could be the key to advancing for the usa which would be an achievement. the eagles have never advanced past the group stage. england or australia may await off africa and round two but whoever the opponent is, expect the springboks to make their mark on the tournament. >> fears competition there and at the frank auto show. what is shiny and new this year? >> lots of stuff is shiny and new this year. carmakers around the world are gathering this week for the biannual frankfurt motor show. the event is a good indicator for the health of the car industry and the german one in particular. many have relied on markers like china, brazil, and russia for growth. as these economies are struggling, carmakers are adjusting their strategy. >> the gm subsidiary is poised to post profits next year thanks to this car. the new onstar service assistant system. >> on vacation, our car had the onstar system. i showed it to my wife and kept pressing the button to ask things like, where was that shop again? they will send the phone number and you can call to see if it is so o

as usa field hockey team first place in pan american games secured their spot in the 20 16 olympics.> i think winning is habit and you need to learn how to do. it getting final taidz a lot of work to walk away with gold to get used to something on the podium on that highest stand is something i would like to get used to. >> getting the gold this summer certainly did not come easily. especially when playing arrival and higher ranged teams. >> we defended a lot for the first half of that game. argentina of course is a great team and trying to negate our threat. first part of that game was battle. we attacked the game better in the second half which led us to creating more opportunity and playing with a little more expression. >> but it's back to training at their home site in lancaster for the usa team as women have their eyes set on new prize. >> we train monday through saturday and monday we have double practice tuesday double track wednesday lift and yoga and thursday is double practice and friday is just lift and then saturday you usually have a conditioning that you need to do and

let's go if i might to the usa freedom act. how long did it take one of your analysts to do a query under the old bulk collection system and how long does it take to do a query under the new system at the telecom companies? >> now, if i could companies and asking how long it takes to conduct a quick, that includes both getting court approval and denounce that goes into decided we need to query the data. under the old system there were several different, we had emergency authorities for example, that i could use which were the very quickest. under those authorities generally we could do the analysis, the team could make the case to me as to what i needed to use those emergency authorities when i believe that there was insufficient time to get to the court. on those handful of occasions in which i have done that, i have notified the attorney general and writing, i notified the fisa court inviting as to what i did what i did what i did with the basis of my determination was. in each case the times i attempted a world driven by the

world cup champs and haiti. 33rd minute, a former stanford star, redirects to the back of the net. 2-0 usaited states on the corner. carli lloyd drills the header, underneath the cross bar. third goal of the night, her fourth career hat trick for team usa, 5-0, united states the final in detroit. and finally, when you are the nba mvp, you know what? you don't take many days off, steph curry putting in work with the college hoop squad on a visit back to his alma mater. besides knock down the thre three-pointer, he brought the trophy back with him. >> bringing it back here. there's not an empty seat in the building and you guys have supported me from day one. i appreciate it. curry held a q&a session with students, signed autographs and chowed down on chicken curry in the school cafeteria. that is it for sports. more news after the break. look who's on the kiss cam. former president jimmy carter giving a big smooch to >>> guess who? look who is on the kiss-cam, former president, jimmy carter, giving a ing a smooch to the fo first lady. they have been married 69 years. he is now battling canc

trump sold the organization, which includes miss usa and miss teen usa to a media company. trump recently became the sole owner when universal severed its ties with him on mexican immigrants. and former camp. governor arnold schwarzenegger will be the new host of the show. trump helped make the show a success so regular folks and celebrities competed in business-related tasks. the well known catch phrase for those that lost, "you're fired." anne-marie. >> are you terminated? it got a ring to it? >> i like that. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> when we return, tennis matchup stephen colbert gets a sense of center court as champ novak djokovic enters a serve. >> i'm the new captain america. tender meats, melty cheeses, and everything in between. the handcrafted subway footlong. it's got your name all over it. johnson's believes that bath time is more than cleansing. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby, when you can

one of the athletes from team usa is 18-year-old connor.e has been competing in this event for five years after he was diagnosed with a rare disability that slowly left him paralyzed. >> people always ask if i can go back to when i was diagnosed, would i change it. i've always said no because i wouldn't be able to work with all the kids i work with and have the companies and be able to do what i'm doing today if i was playing soccer or something like that. >> great attitude. >> team usa is three time winner of the world team gold medal. the competition runs through sunday. >> it looks like a lot of fun too. >>> we continue to follow the popes visit here in the u.s.. coming up in 20 minutes we'll have a live report from new york city where the pope has a very busy schedule. >> if you're looking for something to do this morning, we're going to give you a sneak peek at some of the big events happening across the bay area. >>> welcome back everybody to mornings on 2. time is 4:54. as steve has mentioned come sunday you may be able to look up in

he sold miss usa and miss teen usa to a media company.riefly became the sole owner when nbc universal severed his ties over illegal immigrants. >>> and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is taking the donald's place on "the apprentice." he will be in the 2016 season. trump made it a success. since regular folks and celebrities competed in business-related tasks. those that lost heard the well known catch phrase "you're fired." anne-marie. >> you're terminated. got a ring it to, right? >> i like that. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks, a lot, jill. >>> when we return, tennis matchup. stephen colbert gets a taste of center court as u.s. open court novak djokovic fires off a serve. we'll have the reaction. >> no, i'm the few captain america. c enters a serve. >> i'm the new captain america. tender meats, melty cheeses, and everything in between. the handcrafted subway footlong. it's got your name all over it. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubb

usa/brazil, in a friendly from foxborough, mass. namar buries the footer.rtain defense can't handle the ball skill officials the barcelona star. usa loses, 4-1. >>> and steph curry's tour of asia has come to an end. concluding in shanghai. the mvp traveled 5,800 miles across the continent. promoting his new shoe, to thousands of chinese fans. the warriors brand getting a huge boost in the far east. that's it for sports. yeah, we know that feeling. you're so bloated you've started wearing sweatpants ...everywhere. when it finally happens, it's always the worst possible time. and when you're finished, you realize you've been in there for a very, very long time. being irregular is the worst. get more fiber with chocolatey, chewy fiber one bars. feeling good can taste great. >>> all right. rob, 104, 105. what are we talking about tomorrow? >> not good news from me tonight. seeing the temperatures in the upper 90s by noon. south of san jose, hot temperatures and the heat advisories continues, 11:00, 7:00 tomorrow. >> good night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in roc

ramp in burlingame and hired ghillotti construction company to help them and ghillotti hired jafac usa to help him. that excavator somehow hit a huge power tower and brought it to its knees. he must have really whacked it. >> he must have hit it very hard to do that damage that he did. >> reporter: the tower folded like a cheap card table bringing with it live power lines across the freeway and a weekend's worth of work to fix it, snarled traffic lines closing some of the lines some of the time. those who blame? >> that's something we have to look into. >> reporter: at stake tens of thousands of dollars in overtime for pg&e crews who worked around the clock to reach place the big metal tower, these two big wooden ones a temporary fix. pg&e will have to come out again in the coming months to replace the third of these triplets. >> our customers will not be charged for this incident. we'll be working with jafac construction to address all these issues and we're doing our own investigation as well. >> reporter: we tried to get ahold of jafac today. we haven't heard back yet. no one has of

. ♪ ho, ho, hey, hey welcome to the usa ♪ >> reporter: they rolled out the red carpet. obamas and the bidens took their places. and there he was. the man in white, who has touched so many with his gift for simplicity. on a windy afternoon, he removed his zucchetto from his head. the president greeting him warmly. a moment of laughter between the two. and meeting the families and walking past the honor guard. when it was time to go, a signature francis moment, with with the president's limo, dubbed the beast, hulking nearby, the pope squeezed himself into a fiat and began his journey. the greeting just hours after francis' final moments in cuba, meeting with families. we're boarding the papal airplane now, bound for the united states. just 90 miles across the florida straits, but a world away. onboard, the cameras were lined up. and we took off with a seatback screen view, leaving cuba behind. and francis answered some questions, declaring he would not mention the u.s. embargo to cuba. and taking on the conservative critique of him, when asked about this "newsweek" cover

we have to do it. >> usa! usa! usa! national polls, state polls, show that donald trump is at the top of the republican roster right now. in new hampshire, he has 40% of the vote against the other republicans. interesting, i was reading the dallas morning news this morning after the event last night, a woman by the name of barbara thomasina, former elementary school teacher was wearing a dress and she was carrying a purse with trump images all over it. and she said, quote, he's going to change america. everybody wants someone other than a politician. and you know what? that's kind of a focus group to what the latest polls have shown where they like the idea, america does, a majority, of somebody who does not have political experience. >> they're looking for these authentic candidates, and you know it's hard to ignore 20,000 people. you mention governor christie being upset about that. about the amount of coverage that donald trump is getting and how he's dominating the headlines. and christie isn't the only one. we've h

>> hey, hey, welcome to the usa! hey, hey, welcome to the usa! >> chris, tell us what you're observing and hearing. we hear "welcome to the usa, hey, hey," is that what they're hearing back here? >> reporter: yeah, they have been coming up with these chants for the past hour and a half to two hours, john. one they were saying el papa, hey, hey, welcome to the usa. they have been creative. if nothing else. you can just tell, people are so, so excited to be here. we got a can chance to see a couple people and talk to a couple people who said they felt blessed, was the word, to be here to see pope francis in person, and they have been practicing some of these chants to welcome him and to make him feel welcome almost immediately upon his arrival here in the united states. remember, some of those big events are going to be in philadelphia, of course, he is going to speak at the united nations general assembly in new york, but his first visit to the united states was right here in our area at joint base andrews. he will be coming to maryland and the di

. >> welcome to the usa. >> reporter: huge crowds, as the pope touched down at joint base andrews in carpet rolled out. the entire first family on-hand. and as francis emerged from the plane on this windy day, he removed his hat, known as a zucchetto, and descended the stairs for a hearty welcome from the commander in chief. in a signature moment for the man known as the people's pope, with the president's limo nearby, the pope opted for this modest choice, a fiat. the pope will sleep here, essentially the vatican's embassy in washington. resting up for a six-day, three-city u.s. tour. pope francis will visit the white house. a crowd of 20,000 expected outside. thursday, he will walk the halls of congress. and then, to new york. where 80,000 are expected to watch the papal procession. security at an all-time high. nearby, the st. patrick's cathedral spiffed up for the occasion. 9,000 organ pipes restored. and the communion wafers at the ready. in philadelphia, closing 25 miles of streets and highways, as they prepare for at least 1 million people to turn up for sunday's mass with pop

let's go admiral to the usa freedom act. how long did it take one of your analyst to do a query under the old bulk collection system and how long does it take to do a query under the new system? >> i assume how long includes getting the court's approval, the analysis going into the deciding to query the data. under the old system, we had emergency authorities i could use that were the very quickest. under those authority, generally we could do the analysis, the team could make a case to me as to why i needed to use the emergency authority when i believed there wasn't sufficient time to get to the court, on the handful of times i did that i notified the attorney general and fisa court on why i did. each time i did it was driven by the fact we were getting ready to pursue tactical action and i was afraid it would participate a reaction from isis. that process probably anywhere from all of the analysis, briefing me, me approving it, going in and looking at data, probably something less than 24 hours if you count everything. the

joined by mark milian of bloomberg and laura mendero of "usa today." tell us the story. the ads go up. somebody on facebook gets pretty critical of you. >> the ads went up early. they weren't supposed to go up until sunday, and all of a sudden on friday, i was getting messages from people taking photos like, hey, i saw your face at the b.a.r. t. people were having facebook discussions about the validity of the ad or if it was possible that i could be what my title said. so i went to write this blog post on saturday just as a means to point people that were talking about the ad in that direction like, hey, this is my response to everything that you're saying. and so that's how everything got started. >> it is funny. when somebody starts talking about you, when you start to add into the social conversation, you'll be like, no, i'm the person. i'm the person in the sign. i'm a real person. >> yeah. it's really interesting because when i look at ads, i don't really think twice about them. i think that they're there and they exist. but i don't read deeply into them. it was sh

[singing the national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> usa! usa!nd gentlemen, please join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> with so many veterans in the audience, here is something i would like to share you might call this the definition of a veteran. rather active duty, discharged, retired or reserved, a veteran is someone who at some point in his or her life wrote a blank check payable to the united states of america for an amount up to and including their life. we may not always agree with the wars our nation as waged or the policies our leaders have put in place or the doctrines they established, but those of you who wrote the blank check and served your country did what was asked without question and hesitation and if need be, were willing to sacrifice your life to insure freedom and keep america safe from danger whenever possible by fighting the enemies of freed

stray -- australia was set to play against the usa this month.e looking at an increase in their sal ray. the women's annual salary is as i mentioned $15,000. that breaks down to a daily wage of $106. they were given $880 for making the semifinal stage. >> what happened today was quite extraordina extraordinary, because effectively we have been told, and we were told this earlier in the week, that unless we meet a wage claim for some $120 million, the bulk of which, which will go to male professional players in the next period, unless we agree that, then the matilda's would not be participating against the usa. >>> malaysia's sports minister labeled the crowd trouble in his country as an international embarra embarrassment. local fans launched flairs and fireworks from the stands. players from both sides fled the pitch. a report on the incident has been sent to fifa. >>> season number of the nfl gets underway tonight with the patriots taking on the steelers. much of the off season dominated by deflategate. roger goodell originally banning the quar

usa, usa. >> i haven't heard what his actual policy is going to be but if it can be fixed, he can fix it. >> donald trump, she knows this. he's friends with dennis rodman. dennis rodman is friends with kim jung un bep need to put a bomb in dennis rodman. >> i don't know if that needed to be addressed at that moment with megyn kelly, but it happened and so i think he handled it all right. you know? i think people went over the top with it. >> he says the things that people are afraid to say, like megyn kelly gets super drunk when she's making her lady kool-aid. >> no comment. >> good leader because he tells it like it is and he's honest. >> he's also a great businessman and made possibly the greatest fragrance ever known. have you smelled trump? >> no. >> check this. >> i'm not drinking that. >> it's so bitter. trump, trump. go i aahead and trump. trump. >> and prepared remarks, no teleprompter. and here he goes. >> wow. wow. amazing. can you people see me up there? don't fill up the upper rings, it's not fair. but you are great. thank you all. i appreciate it. >> you're great, donald!

as doug said, i came here in 1982 for the launch of "usa today". and very excited to be in washington. ii was taking in all the tourist sites, including the library of congress and is beautiful, stately reading them, and this is 1982. the library of congress i just converted its car cataloging system over to a digital database. which patrons could use when they were visiting. so kind of on a larka lark i went over to the computer keyboard and typed in my last name, which is fairly uncommon, or at least it was until baltimore ravens drafted john marshall. who is not only no more famous than me, but also a lot smarter. if you don't no anything about it, probably the only person in the nfl is working on his phd role-playing. the greatest collection of knowledge. andrew is charles urschel kidnapping victim, and there was one book written about it called crimes paradise, the authentic inside story of the urschel kidnapping. i call it up i sat down and read it cover to cover. it was the most remarkable story. it read like a novel, more twists and turns t

. >> usa! usa! usa! >> for ten years, 9/11, in one way or another has been my life.w related to 9/11. when the smoke cleared and the fires were out, and all the ceremonies were over, 9/11 still lives. and i'm not exaggerating when i say that there are still nights when i close my eyes and i see that plane flying into the building. >> the upside of all this is the ingenious of the human mind to respond to something big like this. stop and think about that. there were not people wailing, running up and down the streets saying the world has come to an end. i always think there is something very instructive about that, that we respond with intelligence and compassion and with resolve to get on with our lives and to do what we need to do. >> 9/11 is and i think will always be the most important story i've ever covered, and i've covered wars as a result of 9/11, iraq and afghanistan. but the idea that that moment occurred on our watch, on our air, on live television and took so many twists and turns as we were trying to describe it to the american people, i don't think i'l

this is the photograph front page of usa today.hil, from maryland, good morning, independent line. >> caller: good morning. just before i left my house this morning i saw on "morning joe" a commercial that, you know, congress should review or scrap the iranian nuclear deal. the view has been clinch by the obama administration. the question is why is it that the commercial is still running? it makes no sense really. because it is highly unlikely that any of the 34 democrats will change their minds. this question is not for you per se. however i believe sincerely that those could be telling their friends, look, this deal is forward. let's stop it. >> you know that senate republicans will try other action including putting sanctions on iran. this is really a continuation of the debate that we'll see this month now that the lawmakers are returning. >> caller: that is true. they can still put sanctions. i sincerely believe if iran does anything stupid, sanctions can be snapped. that's fine. but at the moment there is no way in which the

. >> all: usa, usa. >> reporter: a roaring rally for the republican front-runner. >> amazing. >> reporter: 20,000 packed a dallas stadium monday cheering on donald trump and his calls for an immigration crackdown. >> we have to build a wall, folks. we are a dumping ground for the rest of the world. we have to end this sanctuary cities crap fast, fast. >> reporter: but outside the stadium, another crowd nearly a thousand deep protested trump's message. >> i'm an immigrant. i'm a marine. i fought for your rights. >> reporter: a new abc news/"washington post" poll shows trump catching up to hillary clinton in a statistical tie in a general election face-off, but another new poll shows less than a fourth of latino voters would choose trump over clinton. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: jeb bush is going after those voters releasing this new spanish language ad featuring his wife. >> you know, i have my life here. >> reporter: with trump front and center on the stage immigration is sure to be a key issue at tomorrow's gop debate and, of course, more jabs at hillary clinton. she is losing supp

so the question from "usa today," can congress behave? lawmak lawmakers fret about decorum.ing for a different atmosphere than that of a state of the union address. for example with applause, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says, quote, not the up and down stuff. roll call is reporting leaders have assembled teams of lawmakers to sit near the entrance aisle and block their colleagues from trying to shake the pope's hand. >>> in this morning's "wall street journal," an op-ed penned by jeb bush titled how i'll slash the regulation tax it rails against the obama administration, arguing for a broad deregulation to benefit small businesses and he promises, quote, as president i'll repeal the coal ash rule, the clean water rule, net neutrality, and much more. >>> if he gets his wish and serves eight full years here's what he'll look like, "usa today" in conjunction with sachs media came up with a photo depiction of each candidate what they would look like in 2025 after two terms in office. and then there is honest gil fulbright. he's a very fake candidate with a very real f

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this crash did not get the because ithat it did happened in small-town usa. >> we began with deborah good debra goodrich bisel.. debra: i had grown up in southwestern virginia. the civil war was everywhere. my great-grandfather was a veteran. it is omnipresent. i'm certainly familiar with the civil war stories. i grew up in the hometown of jeb , the confederate cavalry commander. my favorite movie growing up was "the santa fe trail," where errol flynn played jeb stuart. where i am from the south and you like dead people, i got to know the town to pick up to the cemetery. it is the oldest cemetery around. i came to walk around and i tripped over the grave of cyprus holiday. the man in the mist all caps together. i realize the character from the were "the santa fe trail" real. it really was holy ground. that is when my fascination with the role of kansas and civil war began. kansas did not earn the name what he kansas by accident. when the kansas-nebraska act was signed in 1854, the very act of just signing that piece of paper was viewed by missouri as an act of war. from the very begi

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they are re >> >> "usa today" on tv. leading a team of historians and journalists the museum of news events and history from pennsylvania avenue washington d.c. and as the executive director from 2011 the former chairman of the foster peabody award will to serve as a member of the advisory board the journalism honors from the national association of newspaper columnist in winning the award that they wrote a and coproduced let's welcome jow urschel to the national archives. [applause] >> one there is no line of for whiskey is in this event. had i known i would have brought my own. thank you for coming out today i appreciate you stopping by. i will refrain myself from turning on for too long. we have 45 minutes time. about 30 minutes into this you can flag me of a like to explain how i got into this story and into the book coming here in 1982 for the launch of "usa today". and very excited to be in washington. taking in the tourist sites and this is 1982 day just converted the card catalog system that patrons could use whi