the whitehouse said the president was briefed on the situation the whole time. president obama is on his way to brog, louisiana -- baton rouge, louisiana. the area has been devastated with 20-inches of rain in a period of days. at this point 60,000 homes are damaged, 13 people have been killed and 110,000 people have filed for federal flood relief. what's causing a bit of con a transgender very single loan is why the president is only arriving this morning while republican candidate donald trump and his campaignrunning mate visited last friday. >> the president has been focused on the response and not frankly with the optics as all of you appear to be. >> we have two small children both under two. it's all their stuff and all their toys and all our clothe, furniture, everything is >> mark: it's been reported louisiana's governor john bell edwards had told president obama to hold off from visited until things stabilize. the whitehouse has assent relief quickly, including 800,000-gallons of water, 800,000 meals. president obama is scheduled to speak before 11:00 t

it's the whitehouse because you're going to have a fight that's going to come up between i don't know this but i can predict it from past history between intelligence people who say we can't reveal our forces and methods and others who say mr. president if you're going to go out and awe excuse the russians of messing with the system you better be ready to back it up. >> rose: do you assume we'll retaliate. >> assuming that the president is persuaded that this evidence is as good as we think it is from the private sector, it's hard for me to imagine. i wrote a story about this, it was in the sunday times. it's hard for me to imagine that he couldn't do, he couldn't avoid doing something. because as in the case of sony, this goes beyond just spy versus spy. sony was important because he believed that the north koreans were going after free speech and threatening theatre-goers. this would be important because if you don't retaliate, the message you have sent is our electoral system can be manipulated from the outside. >> rose: there's also the political ramifications of all this in terms

with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and ((michelle mortensen)) >>> in the race for the whitehouse ... donald trump rallied support in connecticut... while tim kaine did most of the campaiging this weekend for the democrats. brian webb brings us to speed as both camps took jabs at one nats "lock her up" with supporters in fairfield in fairfield connecticut chanting "lock her up", donald trump blasted his rival, chanting "lock her up", donald trump blasted his rival, democratic nominee, hillary clinton on saturady night ( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "she is going to raise your taxes and put more regulations for your businesses which is going to put everybody out of work.." a republican presidential candidate hasn't won connecticut writing off the state. ( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "we're making a big move for connecticut" trump says, in november, he can win states that have gone to democrats in recent elections including pennsylvania. friday trump warned the election could be rigged and now his campaign is recruiting "trump ele

people now, serious people who say that the possibility of donald trump in the whitehouse really really worries them about the country. i've never heard that before, charlie. >> rose: and then bob costa of "the washington post." >> he's not really making an argument in a political way. this is an isolated candidate, a defiant candidate who operates hour by hour, really without the advice of his advisors. he has advisors like paul manafort but this is someone navigating the political terrain on his own. it's an unusual situation for his party which is tagging along but this one candidate, one person dominating and deciding moment by moment. >> rose: bill bratton, al hunt and bob >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the new york police department's commissioner bill bratton is here. the "new york times" describes him as the most widely recognized face in americ

. >> and the race for the whitehouse, the presidential candidates are trading racially charged accusations on the campaign trail that comes 74 days after the november 8 general election. and today, democratic nominee hillary clinton delivered a speech in reno, nevada. clinton accused donald trump panderring to the alt right movement. it's made of mostly white supreme signatures and she focused on his ties to the alt right during her speech. >> donald trump built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream. and he is helping a radical fringe takeover the republican party. >>> meanwhile, donald trump lashed out at clinton in new hampshire accusing the nominee of trying to smear he and his reporters as racist. the former secretary of state he said should be ashamed of herself. >> she lies. and she smears. and she paint decent americans, you, as racisties. she bullies voters who only want a better future and tries to intimidate them out of voting for a change. i'm for change. >> trump is expected to geoff a speech on immigration reform sometime next week. >>> hi

. >> and the race for the whitehouse, the presidential candidates are trading racially charged accusations on the campaign trail that comes 74 days after the november 8 general election. and today, democratic nominee hillary clinton delivered a speech in reno, nevada. clinton accused donald trump panderring to the alt right movement. it's made of mostly white supreme signatures and she focused on his ties to the alt right during her speech. >> donald trump built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream. and he is helping a radical fringe takeover the republican party. >>> meanwhile, donald trump lashed out at clinton in new hampshire accusing the nominee of trying to smear he and his reporters as racist. the former secretary of state he said should be ashamed of herself. >> she lies. and she smears. and she paint decent americans, you, as racisties. she bullies voters who only want a better future and tries to intimidate them out of voting for a change. i'm for change. >> trump is expected to geoff a speech on immigration reform sometime next week. >>> hi

cspan: talk about when the t12 goes back to the whitehouse. >> this is an example of how they treatedlaves the people are taken off of the boat with the beautiful t12 with the cherry atop coffin there is a theme described of the mall headed back to the capital he does not get to lie in state he is sent home to his family in a pine box. everyone else is honored. that is how little they were regarded. >> tel 12 over characterize the use seem like a positive person telling the stories but i will show you and then talk about something that you wrote about. >> q. what into the capitol to see all the paintings but there is nothing. node douglas, nothing. move was putting up the statue of freedom plaques and adams was not very happy to be in washington. he was happy to be president but moving into the white house was not exactly, it was finished but not done. he could live in it but they didn't have the slaves so his wife would call led the drafty mansion to bathe then the potomac it wasn't as we see that now but it got there. cspan: you also talk about

. >> and coming up checking in for the race for the whitehous whitehouse. trump holding a meeting at trump tour and chicago expressing distaste with gop nominee. stick with us. >> michael thomas will join us once again for a look at today's weather. hopefully it will be much cooler than yesterday. we'll have to stay tuned. stay with us. we'll be right back, time now 7:09. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well, staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more? prices... period. staples. make more happen. prices... period. >> and welcome back time now 7:11 in the morning and a look at the race for the whitehouse. trump trying to

of the clintons have been running rackets and win day when though whitehouse they were renting time to rooms a and selling things to racketeers and criminals. my gosh we have had corruption before the daily racket in chicago we never had a secretary of state who figured out how to make money and foreign policy by:net -- collecting money from canadian millionaires were selling alcoholic cost or selling out those for heartbreak relief but to the coffers of the clintons in this is going on in the media is not to be seen. it is one thing. >> that does carry a distaste. this. >> it will not make our girl looking that could. this is our predicament. our generation hasn't -- passes the baton. may you be worthy. [applause] submit we have a few minutes for questions. >> ago to the university of colorado. what do expect hillary clinton to focus on in her speech tonight? >> it will be the fact that the democrats have always been the party a civil-rights and she writes in the historic middle we never had a female run this country said she would be a historic first. no. we'll hear the usual dog and

. >> guest: del whitehouse was not exactly the best place to live with a first open laugh off bataan adams was not very happy to be in washington he was happy to be president but moving into the white house it was finished but not quite done he could live in it but keep in mind he did not have the slaves that everyone else had to finish the work be. so they would call it the drafty mansion and he would pay them the potomac it wasn't exactly what we see now but it got there. cspan: utah about a structure being built where andrew jackson statue pdf is a cross? >> when they were constructing the white house the slaves had to live somewhere soon they bilked shanties around lafayette park bis is one of the things i think is interesting, there were quite a few other buildings around the white house that are there - - not there now, the d.c. a map there was an ice house, house, stables, shanties for the slaves to live in wealthy worked houses for the friedman all on the white house campus but today they are all. what the white house look like today and back then that whole area is completel

jenna: but a permanent justice couldn't have intervened at this point the way the whitehouse dividedthis money the department of justice didn't have the money to stop the white house . >> it does not. this is one of those instances where everybody's got to spend their own money . jenna: there's still remaining payments based on how the white house makes this payment, we have $1.7 billion that is supposed to be given to them, we given 400 million. there's a lot left over so at this point what does the latest payment and how it was made set a precedent for that remaining payments and is there any further oversight that other branches of government couldhave over it . >> congress could have oversight into the way the money gets paid back if it gets paid back. jenna: even if if it's not taxpayer money? >> the argument is the remaining money may well be a settlement of the remainder of the line, 400 million that was the deposit, it had interest, could have been a whole lot more and the administration argues that we were settling for somewhat less. okay but let's see the settlement papers.

. >> rose: it comes from the whitehouse more than it does from the state department. she was an implementer of the policy of barack obama. >> there's a lot of things he believes that simply aren't true, right. he believes, he really believes, right, that the united states was behind the democratic movement in ukraine. >> rose: he does. >> he believes that. deep in his heart. he's not making it up, right. he believes this. >> rose: the c.i.a. >> right. that's one thing. the other thing is i do believe absolutely that he looked at trump and said this is the guy who i can play, right. all i have to do is compliment him, tell him how great it is and he'll come to my side of the fence. >> rose: you got to prove, what's your best exhibit of where he has done that and he's once again doing it again. >> here's my best exhibit. my best exhibit is give me another reason why donald trump would have said all of the incredibly positive things he has said about putin as a person and about russian policy. that is at odds with the united states of america in a campaign where nobody's

. >> reporter: now former cia operative evan mcmullin launching an independent bid for the whitehouse. mcmullin who recently worked on policy with house republicans is being funded and helped by gop members unhappy with trump. what do you say to republicans who support trump who say a vote for you is going to be a vote for hillary clinton? >> he's alienated broad swaths of our population. donald trump cannot win. >> reporter: but if it comes to a few states will you feel guilty if you handed hillary clinton the election. >> he'll lose to hillary regardless and demonstrated that already. >> reporter: facing new battles as he tries to focus on the economy. >> i want to jump-start america and it can be done, and it won't on be that hard. >> reporter: the republican nominee refusing to be knocked off message in detroit. but still taking some shots. >> i will say the bernie sanders people had far more energy and spirit. i will say that. >> reporter: also overnight parents of two of the four benghazi victims are now suing hillary clinton in their suit they claim clinton's, quote, reckless h

senators chris coons of dover and sheldon whitehouse of rhode island sent a letter to senator cruz calling the republican nominee's remarks dangerous and irresponsible. we ask you to conduct an oversight hearing. last month house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke to the national governors association meeting about congressional and state relations. she suggested that the two could work together more effectively. >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, i think we're ready to begin the people take your seats. welcome back, governors and staff people. we are honored to have your back for our last session here, our last plenary session this afternoon. we've had a great day. yesterday was great, the presentations were wonderful and that will continue this afternoon. we are honored to have you all there and back again. again as always we thank governor branstad for his hospitality here in the beautiful state of iowa, for the nga staffer helping to organize and coordinate this for governors for your busy schedules to be a thank you very much for taking time. yesterday with the distinct privilege of havin

in rhode island, sheldon whitehouse when he was the attorney general had a successful suit against the paid companies -- paint companies but was a turn on appeal, is very clear that the lead paint manufacturers and paint manufacturers that go all the way back us into a more in this country need to contribute much more. it's a very difficult case to prove because the statute of limitations and who made what paint. i think on a moral compass basis been on a corporate level we need to be compelling some pretty strong contribution one way or the other t through the court system also a lot of corporate pressure on these pigment manufactures and paint companies still to be, to help us. and disintegrate its in the best interest. the more that we do repair and renovation and the more paint they're going to buy, the more windows people a bad and the more investment. they can be a win-win for everybody. >> there was someone else over there. >> good afternoon. i am the founder and president of grassroots organization called black millennials for flint. my question anyone on the panel can answer c