virginia ohio and florida led by margins roughly 100,000 votes of president obama colorado went to obama by 120,000 of a much smaller number it was a blowout almost 5% the others were 1%. why? because of the latino vote spanish consuming american citizens who are very intelligent want to know the republican party and understands like the irish american is and i tied americans before them of what never variety wish to be respected for their ethnicity and culture to be involved in the political process. seven / one mitt romney was outspent he has told me the biggest mistake of the 2012 campaign was not to address the spanish-language media we cannot make that mistake again for komer rubio greater strength is there so i advised mrs. clinton to taken out. [laughter] opposition research what a surprise where is that coming from? speeding tickets for gore really? the fishing boat they called a speedboat? that he had the big mortgage and student debt? they have identified him as one of the greatest threats and are trying to reduce him. rick santorum truth be told is most likely of anyone in the

[laughter] in this election in florida and virginia ohio and colorado matter. to a lesser extent new hampshire and nevada and maybe arizona but the really those for -- the first for is to matters that is everything will be spent that they will not be nominated because we have a less than ideal system but it gives said that reality running against electoral college to make sense that you don't matter. that is a very bad idea elements the presence to two terms if she runs against the 22nd amendment sheave brands in favor of obama is returned george w. bush with the idea that bill clinton would have done a better job but she appeals to the bush lovers the reagin finance and those that feel strongly there candidate was the best ever. whoever cleveland alexander try to compete for but he did it because he was the necessary man. but the republicans did not like that with the reflexive knee-jerk reaction is a very bad idea. she had a run on letting the of people decide to do away with term limits that might be very bad for us if the election comes along. how bad they

the real heavy stuff is back in ohio and west virginia. you see the yellow and red. showers and thunderstorms, some approaching cleveland, that's what will be coming in later tonight. as we go through the night, 10:00, a couple little showers around. if you are headed out for the next two hours, nothing heavy, but overnight, a different story. there's midnight and it's starting to come into lancaster. by 2:00 a.m., it will be raining and raining hard across a good bit of the area. maybe some thunderstorms waking some people up. and the rain coming down hard enough to produce perhaps some localized flooding in poor drainage areas. but it will just keep moving so the heavy rain won't last a real long time. by 7:00 a.m. as we go toward the heart of the rush hour, the rain will surely be tapering off at the very least in some places, even ending. but the roads will be wet for the morning rush. no doubt about that. we have a little bit of a break with some lighter showers, maybe even a little bit of sun as we go into the middle of the day tomorrow. you don't see much goin

[laughter] in this election in florida and virginia ohio and colorado matter. to a lesser extent new hampshire and nevada and maybe arizona but the really those for -- the first for is to matters that is everything will be spent that they will not be nominated because we have a less than ideal system but it gives said that reality running against electoral college to make sense that you don't matter. that is a very bad idea elements the presence to two terms if she runs against the 22nd amendment sheave brands in favor of obama is returned george w. bush with the idea that bill clinton would have done a better job but she appeals to the bush lovers the reagin finance and those that feel strongly there candidate was the best ever. whoever cleveland alexander try to compete for but he did it because he was the necessary man. but the republicans did not like that with the reflexive knee-jerk reaction is a very bad idea. she had a run on letting the of people decide to do away with term limits that might be very bad for us if the election comes along. how bad they

the heavy stuff is mostly back in ohio and west virginia. but the sky has looked like this for much of the day and we are going to continue to see the cloudy skies. you can see a little bit of light, light out there. that's the lightest you can see on the radar. this is more like sprinkles than actual significant rain. even that is not falling over the entire area. this, look at that by comparison. lots of reds in here. heavy rain, thunderstorms. it's all moving to the east and it is likely to affect us overnight tonight. in the next few hours, if anything, it will be less and less rain. but not by midnight. there's 11:00 and some of the showers are starting. the heavy stuff back to the west, that is charging through here at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. look at that. that's real downpours, localized flooding in poor drainage areas but it keeps moving. by 6:00 a.m., most of the heavy stuff is actually out of here. the temperature, well, it's been pretty low, barely getting above 70 degrees north and west. because of all the cloud cover. b

a batch of heavy rainfall right now moving through sections of ohio also into west virginia and this system is headed right into our direction. once again, in particular, the timing is going to be after midnight. so you can see right now across the area it's cloudy, a few light showers. but most of this heavy rain is going to hold off until a lot of you are sleeping. so likely an early wake-up call from mother nature as we roll the clock here's after midnight right around 1:00 a.m. look at the red, look at the orange, look at the yellow. showing up, that's very heavy rain, rainfall rates one to 2-inches per hour. moving in from the west here's lancaster county moving into delaware county overnight. by 3:00 a.m. right along the i-95 corridor. pockets of heavy rain. some thunder and then as we continue to around 4:00 a.m. we're still looking at that heavy rain across the area. coming up much more on the timing of that heaviest rain, how much to expect where you live as well as a threat of some strong potentially severe thunderstorms with round two of the system that will impact us on y

showers out of west virginia, ohio. this system, you see the circulation, it's cut off from the mainstream right now. it will gradually wobble eastward and bring clouds and the rain threat probably just to the south of us later on tonight and tomorrow. sunshine today giving way to high clouds, 84. the shower threat tonight, not in the city. central new jersey on south. we're talking lower into middlesex county, monmouth county into ocean county. south at that point. upper 06s the low overnight. tomorrow, the rain threat again. showers south of the city and a high temperature of 81. more clouds in the sky tomorrow though. shorecast for today, not a bad place to be certainly. 80 in sea bright. wave heights 2 to 3 feet on the ocean. a foot on the sound. breeze out of the northwest 5 to 15. those are the toasty water temperatures. uv index at 8. the good news, the rip current risk is low. probably going to want to pay attention to the lifeguards. no advisories posted at this point. dry weekend, more clouds saturday. more su

it's also more of those places like the public housing that i went to in virginia and ohio and a lot of those folks are interacting but not getting out a lot and another thing that happened is once people have them they might isolate themselves or they get isolated from their friends and families. i got an e-mail from a woman the other day telling me that her 73-year-old mother who is living in an elderly home and they had bedbugs didn't take care of it and she had them for two years and when she moved out she brought them with her and hasn't seen her grandchildren and two years in that entire time because they are afraid to visit. so that probably has something to do with it, too or you don't you don't know how much there is to support that but i do guess guess it has something to do with it. >> for those people like yourself and me and other people here that have had a problem, it is so her - horrific before they had chemicals that we use it sounds but they did have methods but how do they survive? do they possibly have better techniques? can you talk about the history it seems ver

west virginia, back towards ohio that's where the rain is coming from.torm trying to cut by to our south here over the next couple of days. in the meantime, temperatures are dropping steadily. it's 59 in mount pock know right now. 68 in allentown. still hanging on to 80 in philadelphia. it takes a lot longer to with all the heat trapped in the concrete and blacktop here in the city. but your first forecast for tomorrow looks great with temperatures starting off in the 70s. we'll get to 80 degrees by 11 a.m. the clouds start to roll in. what's ahead increasing clouds for your thursday. possible showers tomorrow night and then watching that rain on friday. mainly missing us to the south but it's going to be a tight gradient between the areas that get a decent amount of rain and areas that get nothing at all king up i'll show was that looks like as we take a peek at future weather and talk about the weekend forecast as well all coming up with the seven day when i join you inside. >> kay, see you shortly. thank you. we are following the latest developments i

ohio. alexandria,n virginia on the democrat line. congress forved in years with john k sick on the house armed services committee. that john kasich was the hardest, most intelligent number of congress i have ever served with in eckstein years as a staffer. you see pictures of members of congress sitting there with staff behind them passing up questions. john k sick never had -- john asich never had to take question from staff. he worked with the democrats and he was compromising. he was a unique congressman and i have the greatest respect for him. i think he will compromise and make this country great. and he isn of ethics worthy of your support. he did not talk much about foreign policy, but he did talk about isis. there's this tweet -- buzz feed following the candidate around, saying -- here -- of more calls on the republican line, james, go ahead. haser: i think donald trump captured the american spirit. i think he brings something the other politicians don't bring and that is energy. i think we need to get back to feeling great a

they a say that it will all come down to virginia, and ohio, and it is always ohio. eves that republicans will win florida, virginia will go blue to the democrats and ohio will swing republican. that sound like the republicans will win? still, unknown, even to moody's, is who the democrats, will be sitting in the oval office. they just predict a democrat will win. how they necessity this now. plus, they are speaking out of both side of their mouth. two major swing states they say get to republicans, florida and ohio. they still say democrats will win. >> i guess we will wait and see, mike. >> i guess they think us and pennsylvania we will stay blue, virginia will go blue. >> is your teen always complaining about being too tired? yes. >> why researchers are saying kid they shouldn't get up before the sun. maybe not a good idea. but you know hoist upright now it is jen fred. >> she never sleeps. >> i never sleep. people inside the haunted, here we go, we are having fun, rock it out, we are just going to dance outside for now. we will see new a second. bring it. we're ch

movie goers already noticing the new policy in texas, virginia, florida and ohio. finally a reason to go to the physical store. macy's is adding high-tech dressing rooms. more time trying on. you can try it on on your tablet try it for size and they come through a wall chute. you try on more walk around less and hopefully leave more satisfied than if you actually made the purchase on-line. >> thank you, lauren. >> it is time for the 5@5:00. the morning mistake probably all of us do. check your e-mails. already checking your e-mails as soon as you open your eyes. do not do this. you are more likely to make a mistake responding to a message. >> second, are you putting off going to the gym? go now. right now. something might come up later. >> go in 45 minutes. >> warm water makes you more tired. cold shower wakes you up. >> carbs for breakfast you will likely eat junk food through out the day. eat protein. >> brushing your teeth after you eat? that can push the sugars in front of your teeth. they say brush before you eat breakfast. >> that's interesting. chew some gum

ohio, west virginia, a lot of real estate between us and these storms.hey will in the come through until overnight hours so that is good news. bad news its it is still cloudy and a couple of spotty sprinkles in montgomery county and in the city at the moment. these are not heavy, few rain drops here and there sprinkle or two walking around this evening. thanks to the gray skies, wind off the ocean, cloud cover and sprinkles it has been very cool. only 72 in reading. chilly fall-like 66 in mount pocono. seventy-six in philadelphia 75 . today coolest day since the fourth of july. do you remember of the july, gray, cloudy, showers. it felt like today. today temperatures not much better than that 74 degrees. timing this out by 2:00 a.m. these strong storms move in the far western suburbs. expect them overhead, about 4:00 a.m. some strong gusty winds, frequent lightening as well and heavy rain with these storms. then they will head down the shore by 8:00 a.m. scattered showers during morning commute and watch for slow downs and wet roads out you the there it

we have got colorado, florida, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, ohio, virginia. you know, how does a ted cruz from texas help him? you know, how does ben carson help him? or is donald just looking to a politician to balance out his own ticket? >> well, vice presidential nominees ultimately come down to just the selection of our nominee. so you never know totally what someone is looking for in their v.p. but here's what they should look for. they should be looking for the man or woman who shares most of their ideas and more importantly, will be a good partner in helping them govern. because the reality is v.p.s don't elect presidents. presidents nominees elect presidents. >> and so there has never been a good track record of those of us who have tried to speculate on who the vp was going to be and that person actually ended up being the vp. >> let me ask you. said that republicans are like terrorists. take a listen to this. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in a modern

. >> she made these trips to west virginia, and to ohio, those were journeys that were adventures and she wrote about them. >> we have a question. >> i know there are some wonderful stories of how these sister letters were found, maybe you will share a few of those with us, the ones about john robertson letters and kenneth miller's letters in this swim house, or the pool house question mark. >> my understanding of the robinson letters was that they were in a trunk under the robertson family home where they are moving out of that home, i believe. in any case, he had left them at home in a trunk and his nephew michael robinson brought them over to welty also in a garbage bag. >> i think they came together, john and michael the letters belong. >> yet they're very interested that welty get get the letters back, clearly he was all over the world as you can see in these letters and he kept them very clearly. >> i think time to tell the story of these letters to miller. >> well the santa barbara book man had purchased all of mcdonald's papers after his death from his wife margaret, he had ac

customers have noticed the changes at turnstiles and some of the cinemas in texas, florida, ohio, and here in virginia. the nation's largest theater operates some 75 theaters around the country. the company says security issues have become a daily part of americans' lives. bags are subject to inspection before the movie. earlier this month, a man with a history of mental illness armed with a pelican, hatchet, and pepper spray attacked guests at a movie theater -- armed with a pellet gun, hatchet, and pepper spray. last month, colorado theater shooter james holmes was sentenced to life in prison for killing 12 people and injuring 70 three years ago. days ago, security was hiked at the los angeles premiere of compton."outta invited guests were forced to navigate through medical sectors and barricades before picking up their tickets -- metal detectors and barricades before picking up their tickets. is outhillary clinton with a new ad today going after both donald trump and jeb bush. reporter: a dominant donald trump on the cover of "time" magazine today after a biddle battle with jeb bush in new hampshir

the shift where people ho had become dependent on prescription painkillers, whether in west virginia, northern ohio, kentucky, or up in massachusetts to maine, are migrating heroin because it is cheaper if you have developed a habit. we are nd thing is seeing incursion of drug routes into areas of the country that had not been ignificant targets for the marketing of heroin. we have associated heroin and with drugs like cocaine urban centers. we are seeing a difficult fusion into suburban areas and parts of he midwest and don't have a handle on it because they have never had strong capacity for aking sure people have access to drug treatment and other preventive measures. white house at the announced recently that they are .5 million on d $2 a heroin strategy aimed at areas of the northeast. what that is s about? guest: sure. white house is doing is looking at what available fund congress has g them for various of the drug strategy. one of the programs is been 25 years high intensity drug trafficking areas and there are over two dozen designated regions including the tphaoefrpt and have been funded

the shift where people ho had become dependent on prescription painkillers, whether in west virginia, northern ohiontucky, or up in massachusetts to maine, are migrating heroin because it is cheaper if you have developed a habit. we are nd thing is seeing incursion of drug routes into areas of the country that had not been ignificant targets for the marketing of heroin. we have associated heroin and with drugs like cocaine urban centers. we are seeing a difficult fusion into suburban areas and parts of he midwest and don't have a handle on it because they have never had strong capacity for aking sure people have access to drug treatment and other preventive measures. white house at the announced recently that they are .5 million on d $2 a heroin strategy aimed at areas of the northeast. what that is s about? guest: sure. white house is doing is looking at what available fund congress has g them for various of the drug strategy. one of the programs is been 25 years high intensity drug trafficking areas and there are over two dozen designated regions including the tphaoefrpt and have been funded that

but take a look at the west notice all these showers and storms firing up over portions of ohio and west virginia this is shifting eastward and each day this week tomorrow, wednesday, thursday we'll have increased risk of thunderstorms activity. it's 80 still at power port right now. 75 in mill val. 73 in wildwood today was 94 degrees. the normal just 85. so almost 10 degrees above average. today was the 25th, 90 plus degree day of the year that beats last year, beats 2013. don't any we'll beat 2012 it look like we'll add one more day to that total getting to 26 tomorrow. as we head back to the 90s. with a mix of clouds and sun. on wednesday a possible thunderstorm but the actual cold front that will move through thursday will bring increased risk for locally heavy showers and storms. here's how it look. let's take new tomorrow. a couple of spotty afternoon storms mainly off to the west. thursday writ -- wednesday i should say pretty much the same story a couple of spotty showers and storms. here's 11 a.m. those then move out but thursday that this front approaches. that one has more numerous sho

severe weather extends north of philadelphia up through new york state all of pennsylvania anne ohio, west virginia indianapolis in this zone and back into areas east of denver there's a chance of severe weather in that ribbon. if you're flying out this morning no major problems. no rain in our most commonly traveled destinations and all green aircraft. >> wildlife officials in zimbabwe say a second american is wanted for a lion killing. a doctor in pittsburgh killed ally i don't know without approval. authorities are trying to extradite walter palmer for killing cecil the lion. >>> it's frustrating to have a picky eater, but in most cases it is just a passing phase. among the preschool set ride it out, kids expand their diets as they mature. in rare cases it's a sign of underlying issues anxiety or depression. sophie only eat white food is an issue at your house it's not bad to check in with your pediatrician just to be sure. >> how the eagles training camp was clouded by controversy. >> reporter: eva pilgrim is at septa headquarters to explain pope pass lottery. >> reporter: septa lottery is open

recently we've seen lawsuits filed in ohio, virginia, wisconsin along with a lawsuit that is active now. we have all the press releases that i received on a nightly basis that i can tweet. continuing suit in north carolina. my question is what are we seeing from these suits? what do they mean moving forward? >> of course, the supreme court's decision in 2013 did not kill the voting rights act. there are many other section that is remain vital. one of them is section two, and we continued to file suits and litigate under section two of the voting rights act. the case that we brought . . . . unfold in north carolina. with use the courts and believe in the rule of law. we also recognize that litigation can't do everything. we're talking about moving polling places in small towns all over the country, and now without the sections 53 clearance we often can't even learn about the changes that are happening. one thing you can do if you want to stay informed, can you go on our website www.naacp.naf.org. on our website we've kept a running list of all of the voting changes that have happened in

like north carolina, ohio, virginia wisconsin tom and without the full protections of the dra and withoutmongst the backdrop of this broader attack on voting rights, i think voting rights will be a big issue in this election and the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act should be the opportunity for people to soothe importance. i wanted to write the book so people could understand the history of the act, what it did understand the backlash and realize this is not just something in the history books but an ongoing fight today including in 2016 election. amy: prisoners, ex prisoners like what california has done? >> california is one of those big blue states moving very rapidly to expand voting rights. that is a good thing that states now in response to the backlash are trying to expand voting rights. i were we are headed to a two-tiered election system -- i fear we're headed to a two-tiered election system. amy: ari berman, thank you for being with us. his new book is called "give us , the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." thanks so much. this is democracy now!

late tomorrow night, the ohio valley, southern ohio and into west virginia we'll see those storms. as we head into friday morning, early friday morning, we could see rainfall. that's thursday evening at 10:00 during the early morning hours, friday a chance of showers. but we'll also see some sunshine during the day, especially to the north on friday. so some wet weather ahead. but you won't see it today. breezy and less humid. high temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees this afternoon. cooler tomorrow morning, down to 64, 86 with partly sunny skies on thursday. then the chance of showers late thursday night and into friday. good chance that those showers will stay to the south. 79 degrees friday. and then back into the 80s for the weekend with partly to mostly sunny skies. chance of storms returns next week. >>> thank you, bill. a dog in delaware county that was the victim of animal cruelty has a new place to call home. this is trooper with his new owner adopter, david byrd. it take two months for the delco spca to nurse trooper back to health. this is what he looked like

you can see heavier rain over ohio, back into west virginia, and just starting to move into western ansylvania so we have got sometime before it gets here but, in the meantime we have got a lot of instability in the at in months fear and a couple of showers, sprinkles popping upright now as we move over to our triple sweep. nothing happening in the city at the moment but up can see a few lights spots of green on the radar there up through portions of montgomery county, delaware county and eastern chester county at the moment. if you are traveling across the the area watch out for pop up showers here and there you may need to flip windshield wipe are a couple times driving around the area tonight. look at few to weather. by 10:00 we have isolated showers popping up. cloud cover through the offer night hours. by 1:00 a.m. thinks moving from the west and it looks like the heavier rain will cross our area between 3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. in the western suburbs and that could be serious thunder and lightening action to wake you up out the window overnight. 4:00 a.m., maybe a hint

west virginia coming out of the ohio valley area. and so let's take a look at the flash flood watch, this starts tonight and go through tomorrow evening. isolated hi there in parts of the urban areas. average for this time of year, it is muggy out there. we are expecting rain and a lot of it. the bulk of the rain could move past, it will produce heavy downpours at time. upper 70s to low '80s and it will be a soaker and flooding will be an issue. steve: now the death toll has risen to 12 with 113 people infected for the legionnaires' outbreak. dari: sharon has more where the legionella bacteria has been found. reporter: hello, that's right from the mayor and health commissioner had a press conference confirming two more people have died of legionnaires' disease, in spite of the grim announcement, they say that they do believe that they are getting a handle on this deadly outbreak. reporter: some residents of this nursing home are worried. >> it's not safe for us to be here, they should find a place to put a. reporter: nobody here has

on the democratic side you look at president obama's margins in 2012, virginia florida, ohio wisconsinn are states he does not win but have high black turnout and for republican republicans republicans, if they can get back to where w was in 2004 that's the election ohio florida. >> right not only could they get there by getting back to those percentages of black voters, they could just have black voters not show up as much and like this is not just about democrats being responsive we've seen republicans feeling like they need to talk about this as well. >> you saw jeb bush come down to the national urban league meeting. republicans are understanding in the wake of the debate that happened over the confederate flag and tragedy in charleston that was a big wakeup moment that thought i don't know that i'm come forblefortable weighing in and given i'm focused on the primary. that was a real wakeup moment but on the other hand they look and see bernie sanders get sort of he has to walk off the stage. if bernie sanders can't get it right, what hope do we have? there the are a lot of republi

we're seeing law enforcement officers and public health officials in places like west virginia, kentucky, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania saying, "we got to take a look at this as part of the strategy." it makes sense as early intervention and as a way to hook people up with health care and drug treatment. we cannot just say if you got needles, we have a right to lock you up because we know that's not going to solve the public health or the criminal justice side of the problem, so there has been a groundswell of support and a lot of these communities that are really hard ,it or needle exchange recognizing there's a history of controversy over these programs, but the evidence points in the direction that they can be an important part of the solution. our guest is the policy director with the harm reduction coalition. daniel raymond joining us from new york. harmreduction.org is the website if you want to learn more. were talking about heroin abuse in the united states and a new white house effort to counteract that. sarah from florida, hello, you are on. i have been struggling with opiate and heroin addicti

there we go it is not just where we are but back in placees like ohio, west virginia, they are also seeinge, sunny skies. so it is going to be a nice one out there today. dew points, however, yeah, this is where the difference is. the nice parties the blue skies, not so nice parties heat and humidity. dew points in the 60's. sixty-five in philadelphia keep that in mind looking at temperatures because when we have dew points, the temperatures close together and that means moisture in the air. you can see again, our temperatures not far off in the dew points in the 60's and we have 73-degree mark in philadelphia. sixty-three in wildwood. sixty-seven in allentown. lancaster coming in at 64 degrees. the let's head down the the shore, as our weather watchers, suggested, lets take a look the at temperatures here. barnegat light at 71. seeing 70's in ocean city. it has pick up here cape may in the 70's too. the warm, southeasterly flow, it is certainly having a pretty good effect there well, our low 90's will be our high today. it will be hot and humid n break in the heat today n break in the hea

hillary clinton right now because coal plants are popular for some people in pennsylvania ohio india, west virginiatleground states. so i have a feeling that the climate debate is going to take place in the national election. you'll start having republican runsing for president, beating up on the clean power plan of the president. but he cares deeply about this issue. i've talked to the president before about climate, and every time he -- he keeps moving the ante up and also the media doesn't cover it but this president's been signing a lot of executive orders creating new national parks, saving parts of the environment. >> douglas brinkley van jones, good to see you. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> still talking about presidential politics but in a very different way. just four days now until the first republican primary. debate and donald trump still shaking things up. the changes take place in his campaign. next. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise he

west virginia, kentucky ohio.mple of this president in the fourth quarter of his term saying you know what? we are going all out. specifics on a previously announced plan. it will become a hot potato and make its way to the supreme court. very controversial metals. it's bold to make that promise. >> the speculation is that this is something that may make it easier to capture congressional seats by fighting it but less likely to goat the white house because of who these terms play to. do you buy that? >> that may be true chris. unless they are on the local politics. you will see a divide in the republican party in terms of talking about planet change and the best way to regulate it. what president obama is doing is issuing broad regulations because he can't get bills through congress. the republicans will have a strategy that is more legislative rather than rule making. the rule making is a legacy. that's what this is about, so president obama can say he has done something about global warming to interact with the

ohio. >> an analyst at the university of virginia center for politics. >> are people going to vote for the republicans over the democrats at the convention here no, probably not but maybe it helps in organizing and getting enthusiasm getting up enthusiasm among women is one critical challenge. closely mirroring his deficit nationally among women. of 54-45. now concern over remarks by jeb bush hasn't helped the cause. >> i am not sure we need half a billion dollars for women's health issues. >> democratic candidates wasted no time responding via twitter. >> at jeb bush you are absolutely unequivocally wrong. the bush comment came days after senate republicans failed to get the 60 votes they needed to end federal funding of planned parenthood former ohio state senator sees this as a problem for the party. >> to me by extension their war against planned parenthood is really that disrespect of women. when you scale it down. >> the release of video showing planned parenthood executives talking casually about fetal tissue donations has created a debate before the debate. >> the abortion issue is

ohio. s also seeing big gains, san francisco, virginia beach, louisville, kentucky, rochester, new york. wage growth has been the missing ingredient in the recovery. many americans don't feel it. a consulting firm says 3% is the wage increase you can expect next year. >>> "early start" continues right now. breaking overnight. new arrests in ferguson, missouri. this morning, protesters clashing with police in another night of demonstrations. >>> donald trump back on the campaign trail facing criticism from hillary clinton. what she reveals about their relationship. >>> state of emergency declared. a toxic spill turns millions of gallons of river water orange from colorado to new mexico. three times larger than originally believed. it has people in durango, colorado fuming this morning. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. a few in ferguson, missouri throwing rocks and bottles. it was a full rowdy end to the day marking the one-year anniversary of michael brown's death. the violence paled in comparison to the events sunday when multiple rounds of begin fire eru

a batch of heavy rainfall right now moving through sections of ohio also into west virginia and this into our direction. once again, in particular, the timing is going to be after midnight. so you can see right now across the area it's cloudy, a few light showers. but most of this heavy rain is going to hold off until a lot of you are sleeping. so likely an early wake-up call from mother nature as we roll the clock here's after midnight right around

look, all the way back to ohio, indian, down south in the carolinas and virginia, they are looking good too. so it is going to be lovely today in philadelphia high of 84 degrees. nice, sunny, pleasant. high of 80 at the shore which is spectacular beach weather. in the poconos you might see a few clouds today but beautiful sunshine and a high of 74 degrees. so, a nice, nice, day all the way around no matter where you are. we do have some heat that will come back in the forecast this cannot last forever, it is august after all and that will happen over the weekend. i will be back and we will talk about that too but for now, pleasant and lovely and i'll send it over to the pleasant and lovely meisha. >> thanks, kyla, good morning. still very early outside. what you are looking at behind me we have a very serious crash overnight in burlington county, new jersey. this is a live shot, from mobile three, investigation process is underway. the as you can see if i can bring your attention over here it looks like we have a vehicle with debris every where. it looks like the vehicle is split in hal

look, all the way back to ohio, indian, down south in the carolinas and virginia, they are looking good too. so it is going to be lovely today in philp

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

in 2012, which means if he's the nominee, the republicans have no chance of winning ohio, no chance of winning virginiahance of winning florida, no chance of putting pennsylvania into play and they have no chance of winning the white house. >> thank you to anne gearan, cornell belcher and janelle ross. >>> when we return, let me finish with a lesson in partisanship and decency. you're watching "hardball." ♪ we don't use msg, bha, bht or partially hydrogenated oils. why? because if it's not a better ingredient, it doesn't make a better pizza. it's that simple. ♪ >>> let me finish tonight with this. my first lesson in political polarization came when i was in second grade. the assignment was to find out who the president was when we were born. these were the days before google and none of my friends had the answer, so i turned to the only people in my life old enough to know. the answer was jimmy carter, my dad told me. by the way, he was a total failure. but mom chafed at that. jimmy carter was a good man, she told me. he believed in peace. here was my introduction to the divide between red and blue ame