but i'm proud to serve vermont, proud to be in this body. i'm mostly proud to serve with all the senators who are here on both sides of the aisle. some of the my closest friendships are there. i served with three wonderful senators from vermont, and senator roberts' staffer no longer with us, a senior senator when i came here, he was mr. republican in our state and i wondered how he was going to react to this youngster, this democrat coming in. he and his wife ellen took marcelle and i under their wing. they taught us how best to form coalitions across the aisle with each other. i'll never forget that. i'm not going to hold up my colleagues here. i'll speak more about this at a a, at another time, but i think i might be the first vermonter to vote to end the war in vietnam, and we ended it by a one-vote margin at that time in the armed services committee. voting on others that were very close votes and bipartisan votes, this means a lot. it is a privilege to be in this body, a body which has been at times and can be and should be the conscie

so great to be in vermont. what is this place?this was my dad's studio. >> back in the 1950s, don's dad, donald trachte sr., is a syndicated cartoonist working on the popular strip "henry," which features a bald-headed boy, simply illustrated with clean lines and minimal backgrounds. can you support a wife and four kids drawing "henry"? >> it was a good living. my dad had to come up with all the gags... >> really? >> ...and he would have a sheet of paper next to his drawing board, and usually, he'd come up with about three or four gags at a time. >> were they gags about you kids? >> well, sometimes they were. >> so life for the trachtes is pretty good here in arlington, a picturesque artist's colony with a world-famous resident -- norman rockwell. how did your dad meet norman rockwell? >> when we arrived in arlington, we met a realtor, and if you showed artistic ability, he probably dragged you down to norman rockwell's house. >> did rockwell come to your father's studio to visit? >> he did make a couple visits but very short. you

what's interesting vermont is at the forefront of this.y've been raising the age to purchase tobacco from 21 to 18 however, i have to look at this and say vermont is a pretty maul stat small state. i grew up near a state line that's it's easy to cross over to the next state and purchase thing. >> but you never did that. >> cheaper gas -- >> you didn't do that. >> i didn't purchase cheaper gas. missouri always had cheaper gas than kansas so we always crossed the line to do that. >> i can see you breaking the rule, to save 50 cents on a full tank, that was rebellious. >> at 16. >> vermont's strategy though is a better one than san francisco's, an outright ban how do you enforce that? >> right. >> and doubling the price using an economic tool of some kind, that makes much more sense. >> studies show time and time again taxing tobacco works to limit -- to decrease the demand for the product. >> and it's more politically palatable anyway. >> by the way, they get the dough. >>> let's talk grubhub coming under fire for creating more than 30,000 w

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i'm from vermont. and it's hard to be farther from the southern border in the united states being in vermont, but the question that people ask me in vermont more than anything else is how is it that in the name of our government, under e authority of our flag, instituted a policy since rescinded to take children away from parents? how is that possible? you know, the president talks about a crisis at the border. no argument about that. but is the right response to it that you separate families? is the right response that you call the people who are coming gang members and rapists and killers? i went to the border as well and met many of the women, men and children who are there. as you know better than anybody -- and by the way, i appreciate your leadership on this and the leadership of the congressional hispanic caucus, the people who are there are there out of desperation. one woman i spoke to who was from guatemala, told us that she had a 13-year-old daughter and her husband had already been murdered

. >>> a cannabis mystery at the vermont state capital.bis plants were discovered growing in the capital building gardens this week. they were growing among the cultivated flowers. it remains unclear who planted them, and whether those plans actually contain thc. however, police are not consumed pursuing the criminal program. vermont was the first to legalize marijuana through the state legislature rather than by ballot in 2018. >>> a world cup chon is a burglaictim. these targeted alley long. they still her key to new york city. the u.s. women's soccer team had received the honor just hours before. lease a long was at the sb's espy's. on wednesday night when the burglars broke into her ritz- carlton hotel room in downtown los angeles. they also made off with cash and her wedding ring. along with celebrating all week after the team took home their fourth world cup trophy. in the meantime york city mayor bill de blasio tweeted today "so sorry to hear it, hang in there, don't worry about the key like any good new yorker, we keep a spare for

and backlash over tom brady's cliff jump with his daughter >> a naked man casually strolls into a vermont coffee shop this morning for his cup of joe how is that for a wake up call "early today" starts right now >>> good tuesday morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. the heat wave may have moved on, but more severe weather has followed a series of thunderstorms swept through new york city with one to 2 inches of rain coming down per hour at some points. drivers faced dangerous flash flooding many roads across new york and new jersey were transformed into rivers, bringing traffic to a stand still. there was a similar scene in the midwest. downtown eureka, missouri, was under water after getting 5 1/2 inches of rain over just a few hours. and in chicago, powerful winds of up to 25 miles an hour sent dangerous waves crashing into bikers and joggers along the shoreline. >> after 15 hours of lge protes rico, chaos breaks out police fired tear gas into crowds outside the governor's mansion. one of our affiliate reporters shelly muniz of wtvj was caught in the cross fire live on the

i did an interview earlier where the idea that donald trump suddenly wins vermont and the vermont government is saying hold on a second, donald trump can't win vermont and that's what people think and they can't certify. do the russians actually have to change votes or just scare people or could it be actually disenfranchisement, deleting people from the voter rolls? give us the worse-case scenarios. >> changing votes is quite hard to do. they don't have to do that, they just have to compromise the election itself by penetrating the election infrastructure, manipulating data. one worst-case scenario which was war gamed by the united states is what if they go in and they finding your home address and change the home address wherever you're registered to vote. i assume new york. you turn up to the voting booth, your polling place with the wrong address. you might get a provisional ballot but this is going cause chaos, and a crisis. people will say wait a minute, what are you telling me this is not my home address. so they don't have to change check marks against donald trump's name versus whoe

going on television saying donald trump has won an overwhelming landslide victory in vermont, everyoneat's not right, that's not real, and all of a sudden you have chaos, not because the votes have been altered but becaused reporti th reporting of the votes has been altered. can you imagine what's happening there, and do you think they will get us to that. >> that is a very real concern. it was a concern in 2016 because if you also remember at that time, donald trump, the republican candidate, had already begun this messaging that if he loses, that means that the vote is rigged in some way, that there is something nefarious going on. so he was already planting the seeds in his own campaign messaging, which had some folks concerned that there would be an effort to try to deny the legitimacy of the vote. he ended up winning and so that didn't happen but it could happen again in 2020. there are a lot of soft spots in the election system. we focus a lot on the senate intelligence committee, importantly so, but one of the things that goes on in the background on capitol hill is there have b

the vermont independent spoke recently about his medicare for all proposal. this runs just over 40 minutes. >> while we're at it, let's make a political revolution. >> let me thank all of you for being here this afternoon to discuss one of the major crises facing our country, a crisis that is on the minds of people all across the nation. and let me also thank the dozens of organizations throughout america who have supported my medicare for all bill. and let me thank the tens of thousands of doctors and nurses and other health care professionals who understand we cannot continue with the current dysfunctional health care system and let me thank the 14 cosponsors of my legislation in the senate and the over 100 co-sponsors of similar legislation in the house. and mostly, let me take this opportunity to thank the american people who increasingly understand that health care is a human right, not a privilege. and together we come together to end the international embarrassment of the united states. our great nation. the wealthyiest and most powerful nation on eart

the choice that i had made was i had run for office and this is back in '88 and again in '90 and vermont is a state with virtually no gun control laws at all. i said we have got the ban the sale of assault weapons and that is way back when. and the crime bill did have a ban on assault weapons and the provision dealing with violence against women. i made a promise to women. >> so i was on the floor when you just showed is me understanding how bad aspects of that bill was but i made a promise to the people of vermont and since then i've been doing my best to help to lead the effort for real criminal justice reform so we end the disgrace of having more people in jail than any other country. so we have -- today hundreds of thousands of people in jail because they're too poor to pay for cash bail. i help lead the effort against the terrible war on drugs. which has destroyed so many lives and i'm proud that in my last campaign we talked about the need to decriminalize or legalize marijuana. something that is happening all over this country. >> i know hindsight is 20/20 but are you happy you vo

you know what i said to the people of vermont? by the way, that was a state that had virtually no gun control laws at all. i said we have got to ban the distribution of assault weapons. that was way back then. that's what i told the people. this bill, the crime bill did have a ban on assault weapons and it also had a provision if there dealing with violence against women. so i was on the floor when you just showed, me understanding how bad aspects of that bill was. but i made a promise to the people of vermont and since then i've been doing my best helping to lead the effort for real criminal justice reform so we end the disgrace of having more people in jail than any other country. we have hundreds of thousands of people that are too poor to pay for cash bail. i helped lead the effort against the terrible war on drugs which has destroyed so many lives. and i'm proud at my last campaign we talked about the need to decriminalize or legali legalize marijuana. >> i know hindsight is 20 dsh 20, but are you still glad you voted for it.

check it out when fashion mogul elie tahari fell in love with a 200-year-old barn he saw in vermont,ionaire uproot it had uprooted it. you're enjoying oceanfront on one of the most beautiful and serene beaches built in 1998 the fashion icon transformed the old structure into a 4,500 square-foot three-bedroom summer compound that overlooks a 60-foot-long heated swimming pool >> the historic barn has been reconfigured into the central living area of the home so you have a massive dining room table, a beautiful living room with a wood burning fireplace and a true chef's kitchen. >> reporter: up on the second level is the designer's barn house chic master suite. >> it has a beautiful spa bathroom, and you step out directly on to a private porch and viewing area that overlooks the atlanta ocean. >> reporter: now a days tahari says his work schedule is making it tough to visit so he made it available to rent for $1.1 million a year it's been a tough market in the hamptons this summer, sales down 19% in the first quarter, prices down 1%. inventory almost doubling. you can still rent this ho

please welcome the senator from vermont, bernie sanders.rs and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. [ crowd chanting "bernie" ] >> jimmy: they still love you. were you worried at all that the enthusiasm would not be there the second teime around? >> no. >> jimmy: did you watch the mueller testimony yesterday? >> i was in a plane. so i didn't watch it. >> jimmy: you know what happened. and it probably happened as you expected. i wonder if you looked at any of that and wished that you had been there in that spot, because you really, i feel like you would have sold that report. you know, it's one thing to write it. it's another thing to perform it. >> i think the bottom line is the message from mueller is that the russians intervened in the campaign in 2016. they are still intervening, and we've got to stop that. whatever your political view is, you want to make sure that the election in the united states is controlled by the people of this country, not the russians or anybody else. >> jimmy: that s

that included permanent senior democrats like chuck schumer of new york and pat leahy of vermont. they were there supporting the package. i know some people think they jammed. pelosi on it. and leave that to the democrat party. we were happy that this president was able to sign a bipartisan package. it tells you something about the softening of the ground for more immigration reform in my view. moving to a merit-based system is most countries have, and also, to have full and final border security. this is humanitarian aid. . the president has been saying all along that we need border security. he puts this plan together a long time ago. in between the g20, etc., and congress being on recess, i will have to get a fresh readout. but last monday, he was telling me about his meetings on capitol hill and the progress they are making. >> i can check that out for you. let me know when you find [indiscernible] i am happy to stand here and take your fire and i am trying on behalf of the country. you can't [indiscernible] come out here with us liver of a nugget, i happen to be there, her" a

now officials in both utah, and vermont, gave i.c.e. access to their databases and vermont. the request was approved by the dmv employees. earlier this year, sample cisco became the first major city in the u.s. a to b on the use of facial recognition technology. one concern was that it would be used for this purpose. outrage continues also over continues at migrant detention centers. assessment a team of doctors, lawyers, and advocates who visited border facilities in texas want about what they say major health and hygiene problems for the trump administration insists the concerns are overblown, but critics say they cannot be trusted.>> there is adequate food and water because it is cleaned every day and i know what our standards are and i know they are being followed. >> we have gotten the administration that intentionally used cruelty to children with a total of immigration policy. speck in your times report of the weekend describes outbreaks of chickenpox, scabies, and she goes among children and one texas facility. >>> marathon police standoff is finally over. we will le

vermont senator patrick leahy, casting his 16,000th vote in the united states senate today, only theo achieve that feat. mitch mcconnell congratulating his colleague moments ago. >> i speak for all of us when i offer congratulations to our good friend from vermont on this historic milestone. >> it is a privilege to be in this body, a body which has been, at times, and can be and should be, the conscience of the nation. i would urge my friends on both sides of the aisle to continue to work together. [ alarm beeping ] wake up! there's a lot that needs to get done today. small things. big things. too hard to do alone things. day after day, you need to get it all done. and here to listen and help you through it all is bank of america. with the expertise and know-how you need to reach that blissful state of done-ness. so let's get after it. ♪ everything is all right what would you like the power to do?® ♪ all right >>> investigative journalism group released nearly 1,000 group text messages in which the governor and others in his administrati administration, the governor not denying it sa

vermont senator bernie sanders, california congressman, eric wall is well.marianne williamson, and andrew yang. from nbc news, decision 2020, the democratic candidates debate. in from the performing arts center in miami, florida. >>> good evening and welcome to our spirited audience here across america tonight. we continue the spirited debate about how to tackle the most pressing problems and getting to the heart of the biggest issues in this primary. >> we will talk about health care and immigration, the economy and job and climate change as well. quick rules of the road before we begin. they may sound familiar. 20 candidates qualify from the first debate. we heard from 10 last night and we hear from 10 tonight. the break down was selected at random. the candidate will have 60 seconds for the answer and 30 seconds for any follow-ups. because of the large field of candidates, not every person is going to be able to weigh in on every topic, but over the next two hours, we will hear from everyone. over the next two hours, we will hear from everyone >> we love

we still expect the vermont senator here around 4 p.m. to make another pitch, longer more detailed pitch for medicare for all. it's a plan he has championed for years that other progressives in the top tier of the presidential primary have now adopted as their own. ahead of these marks, bernie sanders is giving us an idea of how much it would cost for medicare to be the only health insurance option for anybody in the country. >> vice president biden said his plan would cost $750 million over ten years. you're talking to a lawmaker january 2021 and they say, senator, give me a number. medicare for all, an approximate number. how much would it cost? >> somewhere between 30 and 40 trillion over a ten year period. >> reporter: over the last couple months an adviser to the sanders campaign tweeted they've gotten donations from one out of four people who donated to act blue to make this easy for people to click and send money to democratic campaigns. washington post reports that more than 3 million people have donated to act blue in all. 420 mi

george aiken was a republican from vermont. he and senator aiken had breakfast vermont, and he and senator aiken had breakfast together every single morning. i think it is an example of mansfield's willingness to cross the aisle, to build friendships with people in other parties, to learn from other people, to be open to new ideas, to put the interests of the senate above his own personal .nterests on the occasion of his retirement and his death in october 2001, they mentioned his integrity, and mentioned his support of the senate as an institution, of individual members regardless of parties, those are the things that man silver continues to be -- that mansfield continues to be remembered for today. missoula up, more from as we hear about the alien attentio detention camp that operated in thos missoula during world war ii. >> an eery feeling to think about these people who were .rought here most of them did not have any idea why they were arrested, and brought here for hearings to determine whether or not they might be disloya

. >> you better creamade outside of vermont. >> ice cream. >> ice cream. >> 102 degrees right now. >>a coconut pudding. it's a little thicker and creamier than regular pudding and it's amazing. >> she is right. >> ice cream potato. ice cream shaped like a potato and rolled in cocoa. >> idaho took the ice cream and ran with the whole potato theme. >> my mom's pumpkin pie. >> my mom's carrot cake. >> his momma made a good carat cake. >> a snickers bar that's been jacked up. >> a girl from massachusetts doesn't even say boston cream pie. argue about it at home. decide what your favorite dessert is and listen to everybody's own >> life is all about the big moments. >> in this case, this group of beach goers are helping experience the beach the waves one last time. his family knew that this could perhaps be the last time that he could go out to the beach and that's because he has been diagnosed with alzheimer's, dementia and he has a couple of other medical issues that he is dealing with so after talking with these guys his wife was able to make it happen. the guys got together and they fi

we will work with vermont, florida, colorado, any states that would like to come up with plans. and save money for people, we're in business with them. >> you don't think it's a gimmick any more, is that because president trump has been in your ear saying this is something we're going to want to do. >> we're always going to challenge our assumptions. people are suffering from the high cost of drugs. we have to challenge the orthodoxies. we started last year on importing. i came up with the idea to import cheaper generic drugs where there has been price gouging in the united states. as we studied the supply chain we started saying, you know, this is doable. we need to be open-minded here. we could get something done here that really could benefit the american people. >> a couple of things i want to ask you about. just so i'm clear, this is not happening tomorrow. do you see it being in place next year, the year after, a five-year plan? what is the estimate? >> we by law have to go through a regulatory process. we are proposing this. we will have to get comment to make sure we do

gentlemen who would like to be president of the united states, the senator from vermont, bernie sanders

what, they wondered, had happened to those girls in the four years they had been in vermont. >> as fartell, he poisoned them against us. i can only attribute that to, you know, them living in a house with a master manipulator. >> the notion of matt leili as a master manipulator would become a central theme when his murder trial began in january 2016. >> morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> in her opening statement to the jury, prosecutor lisa jones depicted matt leili as a couch potato sponging off his hard-working wife. >> nique leili was the breadwinner. the family was in debt, up to $300,000 in debt. >> furthermore, jones said, matt leili tried to control his wife by turning their home into a virtual north korea. with cameras and recording devices everywhere. lenses aimed at them as they sat on the couch and watched tv. >> you will take a look into this marriage, ladies and gentlemen, in this case. you will hear the voices of nique leili and the defendant in this case arguing. >> nique's murder, she claimed, was simply matt leili's final act of control. >> i think they got into an argu

a little known congressman from vermont bernie sanders. >> why did you write that essay? so the prompt for the essay contest was to describe somebody who lived up to the idea of political courage. and i was looking at the news and looking around and it felt like there wasn't a lot of political courage in either party. then you see this guy this obscure member of congress out of vermont, bernie sanders, who says exactly what he believes, even though it would be suicidal in many places politically to do it. he says he was a socialist. it was fascinating to see somebody that clear on what he believed in. >> valedictorian class of 2000, pete buttigieg earns a prize spot at harvard university. it took thim time. >> i felt i was on top ofpy game here in south bend. i get there you are like everybody was top of their class. i feel i had been admitted to the academy of the x-men. i was the only one that didn't know what my special power was. >> he soon made a tight circle of friends and decided what would become a life long passion for languages. he uses seven. he uses them on th

vermont senator bernie sanders. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. here's where tonight's drawings will take place with these three cnn anchors. brianna keilar. victor blackwell. and anna cabrera. let's go to brianna to explain what happens next. >> wolf, cnn is televising the draw tonight because we believe that this process should be as transparent as possible. so in that spirit we are keeping things simple and low tech. so here's what victor, anna and i will be doing. we all have name cards like these ones. one for each candidate in our group. we have the same number of date cards, half for the first night july 30th, half for the second night july 31st. so we'll be putting the candidate cards into one box titled presidential candidates. we'll put the date cards in this other box titled debate night. and then randomly we'll draw a name and a date to determine which night each candidate will appear. and, wolf, you will be keeping tabs on all of the results and they'll be constantly updated on the bottom of the screen as well. >> and just minutes fro

state of vermont. rankedtes has never lower than number two in the seven year history of the bloomberg billionaires index until now. he has been overtaken by bernard arnault. his company's shares rose to a record pushing his net worth to more than $200 million ahead of gates. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more this is countries bloomberg. anna: thanks very much. next, goldman sachs is trading revenue is a bright spot. bill jp morgan's profitability improve? more on wall street next. bloomberg radio is live on your mobile device or dab digital radio in the london area. they will be covering the banking story as well. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." this is "the european open." we are looking at equity index futures pointing lower. let's take a look at those futures. 0.2% on the ftse down. a quarter percent on the ftse down. really, little changed, still pointing lower. results. to earnings only two major u.s.

vermont senator bernie sanders, who's tonight's debate, told cnn this, in a phone interview: >> i like kamala. she's a friend of mine. but her plan is not medicare for l. >> woodruff: a campaign spokeswoman for former vicepr ident joe biden also criticized the harris approach, saying it "pushes the extremely challenging implementation of this plan n years into the future." biden and harris will meet again at wednesday's debate. he has made his own contribution to the current rush of policy roll-outs: a criminal justice plan he announced last week: fr i tnk we need to shift the whole focus om what we're doing in terms of incarceration to rehabilitation. >> woodruff: but biden's announcement drew criticism from oother rival he'll debaten wednesday, new jersey senator cory booker, who's targeted biden's history on these issues: >> woodrf: the new trade proposals from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren arehe among the policy ideas unveiled by the 2020 candidates over the past week-and-a-half.at of the other ds tonight, klobuchar and o'rourke rolled out plans on houucng and k-12 ion, re

. >> my guest this morning, senator bernie sanders of vermont. >>> plus, those immigration raids start today. >> we take those people out, and we take them out very legally. >> as democrats and republicans argue over how to handle the border crisis. >> what will we say to this generation of children and parents we neimprisofor seeking safety? we should be the ones begging for forgiveness. >> we do notyw get anre by blaming the people who are doing their best to help these people. >> i'll talk to republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin. >>> and america's newest hero. >> we have to be better. we have to love more, hate less. we got to listen more and talk less. >> megan rapinoe joins me to talk about the u.s. women's world cup win, her fight for equal pay, and why she won't go to the white house to celebrate. joining me for insight and analysis are, nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, former republican congressman carlos curbelo of florida, former democratic senator claire mccaskill of missouri, and tim alberto from politico magazine. welcome to sunday. it's "mee

heat index in new york city 96on bostould be highest 97 even northern vermont will feel like 94. this cold fronoot will cl off some people in ohio valley and great lakes. the temperatures behind the front back to normalbeauful at8 chic clou will keep temperatures down along the east coast. not until late in the week we'll see humidity levels dropping and temperatures returning to normal in d.c., boston, philadelpa and new york that's the big weather story of the day. closer look at the day ahead check out salt lake city with forecast high of 100 degrees denver in upper 90s. thunderstorms through kentuckyan d ohio right through western new york that's a look at your tuesday forecast. >> tnk you very much >>> in today's quick hits a freak highway crash in new jersey left one of the vehicins dothat, standing upright the accident shut down south bound lanes at the garden state parkway, with no serious injuries. >>> new york governor consumeo signed a bill to decriminalize use of marijuana saying it is top priority for 2019. >>> kelloggs is cereal inspired by insanely popular litt war

vermont in -- president candidate had issued a short lives proclamation in missouri in august of 1861 one that lincoln quickly rescinded. iowa and illinois troops in northern and southeastern missouri were enticing missouri slaves to abscond and become servants for fair wages. the military frequently used informant slaves. this was going to on in northern missouri when illinois troops entered and in eastern or southern missouri when illinois on indiana troops entered as well. as the western armies pushed thousands of mississippi, the puckle of the plantation pelt a humanitarian crisis created by the flood tide of fudge siev slaves, union camp in western tennessee, pressured both political and military policy. union officers required to return these slaves often refused to comply. en couraging congress to begin debate over new policies about confiscation and contra bands and commanders like grant advocated putting them to use as laborers. summer of 1862, congress enacted the confiscation act allowing the military to free, and even allowing freed slaves to join the military. by the time

we begin in vermont. they slapped a 93% tax on e-cigarettes.ew york city has banned agenes on plastics. in california, purchases required for guadalajara after being buried hailstorm. the city was basking in near 90-degree temperatures. no one was hurt. >>> what a moment at wimbledon today. imagine you're 15 years old and you're going to play your idol, someone who won her first wimbledon title before you were even born. it happened today. the wimbledon fans erupted in cheers, after they watched 15-year-old coco gauff, the youngest in the tournament, beat venus williams won in straight sets. gauff had to win three qualifying chances to get a chance to play her idol. by the time she was born in 2004, williams had four grand slam titles, including two at wimbledon. i was telling her she is always inspiring. >> gauff, which a resident of delray beach, florida, grew up admiring the sisters. by the time she was 16, she was the youngest to finish open. her parents were on the edge of their seats. >> my dad was jumping up every time i scored a point.

states as of 2018 white americans make up 76.5 percent of the population the widest states are maine vermont and west virginia african-americans make up 13.4 percent with the highest black populations in the district of columbia mississippi and louisiana maryland who are baltimore is located is 6. 5.9 percent of the population are asian the states with by far the highest percentage of asians is why a followed by california and new jersey an addition 18.3 percent of the population is also identified as hispanic or latino the highest numbers and new mexico california and texas sightless sloan is a senior principal consultant for the national capital strategy group and he says one demographic in particular could have an impact on next year's election white women in particular are a demographic that is becoming increasingly turned off by his racist rhetoric and that demographic of white women helped him greatly in the 2016 election he can ill afford to lose any of these support groups going into 2020 so. to double down on this type of rhetoric hoping that it will help to get him elected when we

hurs, sheldon iowa, 121 and look at the excessive heat warnings and advisories froms the oklahoma to vermont and maine. the core of the heat, 115, iowa city, 117 over omaha. that is right now. the core, watch as it slides east. it's going to make its way and settle in the northeast on saturday. that's the hottest day. philadelphia to norfolk, feels like 110. 111 washington, d.c. and hartford, connecticut. a severe thunderstorm watch from cleveland to binghamton, new york. >> we are thinking about the millions in the path of the heat this weekend. ginger, thanks to you again tonight. >>> the president no longer says he is unhappy with the crowds chanting "send her back." calling them incredible patriots. and when asked about it, the president said i'm joining in the fight. and what he is saying now. and michelle whoeb did not mention the news directly but though she weigh in tonight with a tweet. here is abc's kyra philips tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump defending his north carolina supporters who chanted this about minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar who came to the u.s. as a c

while elizabeth warren and kamala harris are avoiding fox news like cooties, bernie sanders, vermont briefcase, has gone for a different approach. he went on fox and held an hour long town hall. - millions of people every single year lose their health insurance. now what we are talking about actually is stability, that when you have a medicare for all, it is there now and will be there in the future. -senator-- - a show of hands of how many people get their insurance from work, private insurance? right now! how many get it from private insurance? okay, now of those, how many are willing to transition to what the senator says, a government run system? - wow, that had to be a shocking thing for fox news viewers to watch. all right. turning on their tvs, and seeing a crowd cheering for a socialist's plan for medicare for all. in fact, that's probably what killed your grandpa. that's what that was. but you see what bernie sanders did there was interesting. right, he didn't pander to the fox audience. he stuck to his principles and, by the end, the audience was on his side, which ends up

promos was set up as this showdown between senator bernie sanders of vermont and senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts who are both very much the left wing of the party they are old timers they've been around for a long time and they have been very vocal and they're very what could be described as far left policy proposals lately it. has been rising the polls centers have been falling a little bit she's been peeling away some of his voters so it was this is going to be this big scuffle the showdown between the 2 of them and what actually ended up happening was the 2 of them sort of locked arms and it up fending off attacks from all the other candidates on stage were trying to position themselves as these moderates who were going to keep things on a center course and we weren't going to get too radical and they really supported each other which was a surprise for everyone watching and they really had their moments with their articulated policy plans a lot of these moderate candidates this was kind of their last chance to have a viral moment or at least get their foot in the door someho

a mystery on the vermont statehouse lawn. >> so it seems someone planted dozens of pot plants among theinvestigators say they don't know who planted them. one thing police are sure of, those plants, that marijuana wasn't part of any landscaping plans. >> the beds are maintained as you can see very well by buildings and general services. they really know how to run the flowerbed. it's an impressive display every year, but i don't think they included this in their annual rollout. >> is it still impressive? >> also a new meaning for weeding out the flowerbeds there. all of the plants, a total of 34, have now been removed. no word on who has them now. >> questions that need answers. >>> washington redskins cornerback josh norman, no relation no matter how much i tell people yes, he's spending the off-season taking items off his bucket list. >> norman says he's always dreamed about running with the bulls in pamplona, spain, so that's exactly what he did going face-to-face with one of those beasts. >> and then this happened. incredible feat of athleticism. norman actually leapt over the one-t

number three, irvine, california, followed by plano, texas, and south burlington, vermont. >> we likeremont is gred ha won. our producer alley son, where did she gro z grow up? oh, fremont. interesting story. >> we love her. >> before we go, jeff is with us. tell us about the hot weather that's coming in. >> it will impact a lot of plans this weekend. >> it certainly will. tomorrow we're up to 97 degrees, slight humidity. next change will be clouds increasing on thursday. go down a little on friday, and might fool you there, but look at this. by saturday and sunday you're not going to be fooled because you saw this, back under triple digits both days. go back down monday and tuesday. yes, make plans, be careful this weekend. >> okay, jeff, as planned. we begin our live coverage 5:30 tomorrow morning for the robert mueller testimony on capitol hill. >> have a good evening, folks. good night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." an

vermont is hoping to curb vaping. they slapped a 92% tax on e- cigarettes. has banned agencies from using single-use plastics. in washington, d.c., a plan on plastic straws, and in california, background checks are now required for the purchase of ammunition. to guadalajara, mexico. they dug out after being buried under six feet of ice after a freak hailstorm. it happened on sunday. the city was basking in nearly 90-degree temperatures right before the storm. homes and cars were damaged. no one was hurt. next, a teenager takes on a five-time wimbledon champ. mismatch? no way. wait until you see this. i know what you're thinking. i thought what you thought. some things are just too good to be true. just like you, i thought that reverse mortgages had to have some kind of catch. just a way for the banks to get your house right? well, then i did some homework and i found out it's not any of that. it's not another way for the bank to get your house. and it's also not too good to be true. a reverse mortgage loan is a simple idea, really. you turn your home's equit

senators kamala harris, joe biden and vermont senator bernie sanders at the top of the quinnipiac poll. you can see the numbers there. senator harris has 23%, biden 21%, sanders 18%. close behind senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts. pete buttigieg and andrew yang polling in single digits. tom steyer, brand-new to the race, not yet registering in this poll. >>> keeping a close eye on this warehouse after a fire broke out tonight. investigators say a security guard heard a pop where recent electrical work had just been done then he saw flames. crews were able to put it out quickly and no one was hurt. >>> also tonight, concern about the chevron refinery in richmond. described as excessive flaring activity. it has since stopped but is being monitored. the refinery sent out an alert to people living nearby. it says the flaring did not pose any risk to the community. >>> new at 11:00, will will toow morning a battle overa cross in the east bay is heading to the ninth circuit court of appe in s cross sits on city property on albany hill and it's been there for decades but a federal j