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except that we met with gary johnson and william weld. we spent an hour with them. we found them to be principled and we found them to be effective in leadership. these are two guys who were republican governors of democratic states and who got the job done. and then we also found when gary johnson had one of his moments he said, i screwed up. and that was pretty refreshing, too. imagine donald trump -- >> he knew a lot about the situation in syria, for example? >> we talked about syria, we talked about the economy. and what we found with him was a guy who believes in a lot of the same things that we do. social moderate as you said and economically con servive and why wouldn't we endorse the guy whose governing principles align with ours. that's what we decided to do. >> interesting moment yesterday on msnbc. gary johnson's running mate william weld said this. >> i'm not sure anybody is more qualified than hillary clinton to be president of the united states. i mean, that's not the end of the inquiry though. we were two-term governors and i think gary is very -- ver

is this essentially william weld saying, i give up. ing to do everything i can to help hillary clinton get elected? >> there have been rumors weld would drop off the ticket because he didn't want to be part of a movement that might help elect donald trump. i wouldn't be surprised if it happens. i think it's a strong signal from william weld that a vote for gary johnson is a wasted vote. it's a vote for donald trump. don't do it. >> bill press. joe borelli. thank you very much. >>> next you're about to hear from the man who played tim kaine in the mock debates with mike pence. don't miss the advice he gave to trump's running mate next. get the new iphone on us when you switch to at&t and have directv. [ that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-

libertarian vice presidential candidate william weld did not respond to our invitation. ajamu baraka is a longtime human rights activist and the founding executive director of the u.s. human rights network and coordinator of the u.s.-based black left unity network's committee on international affairs. today we air highlights from our expanding the debate special. we begin with moderator elaine quijano of cbs news. >> senator kaine, on the campaign trail, you praised secretary clinton's character, including her commitment to public service. yet 60% of voters do not think she is trustworthy. why do so many people distrust her? is a because that questions about her e-mails and the clinton foundation? mr. kaine: elaine, let me tell you why i trust hillary clinton. here's what people should look at as they look at a public servant. do they have a passion in their life that showed up before they were in public life? and have they held onto that passion throughout their life, regardless of whether they were in office or not, succeeding or failing? hillary clinton has that passi

after the bell william weld, the libertarian party's vice presidential nominee will be joining us. he says he is outraged over the fbi's recent announcement of potentially new information related to the hillary clinton e-mail server scandal. he'll talk about the impact it can have on the election when he joins us live coming up in the next hour of "closing bell." you are watching cnbc. miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at&t. this man creates software, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have

has a good executive track record, he may not be perfect, i do have issues with his running mate william weld seems to be cozying up to war monger hillary clinton, campaigning again donald trump, he has a political history with the clinton, i think he is a libertarian in name, he made a lot of promises at the convention, and has since gone back on them, if i off base going 5 too hard to him. >> have you to put some responsibility on gary for picking him. he would not be there if gary had not picked up, when i talk -- on my staff, i said can you imagine me picking somebody that had views that were different than mine, and had them in congressional office and trusted them to research, and to come up with ideas, i never had that problem. but i don't know how there could be so much difference, and you know gary, doesn't have a good grasp on foreign policy, that in itself is not enough, what about this whole idea that federal government, has a right to intrude on who makes a decision about what kind of cakes are baked. that is an afron a-- affront to libertarianism. kennedy: all right, when you co

the students, all juveniles, are expected to be charge william weld making threats and conspiracy to commit a crime. >> investigators are still piecing together why a power boat loaded with 30 people sank in the bay this weekend. only on abc 7 news, this is a sonar image of the sunken boat that's now at the bottom of the bay. it's the white object in the middle of your screen there. the bough is located on the left side. the stern is on the right. recovery crews have been using sonar to locate the vessel, and it appears, as you can see, they have found it. sergio quintana is live now at the hyde street pier with the latest on the story. >> reporter: and, dan, you'll notice that it is a bit of a blob at the bottom of bay there, and so i'm told by the coast guard that probably tomorrow salvage divers will have to go into the waters so that they can physically locate that boat, see what position it's in and then figure out how to pull it out. san francisco police boats using sonar spent much of the day searching the depths of the bay near pier 45. by midday officers dropped an orange bu

. >> it would be interesting, but the thing about it is, look at william weld, he's a republican formernor of massachusetts. in that red state. now, of course, the libertarian candidate, but you think it's all kennedy all the time, right, in massachusetts. who knows. crazier things have happened. okay. >>> speaking of the libertarian party, presidential candidate gary johnson gives a brutally honest answer when asked why he's not receiving the same intelligence briefings hillary clinton and donald trump are. >>> plus, a look at president obama's farewell state dinner hosting the italian prime minister. we're back after this. >> but in the immortal words of a great italian-american, yogi berra, it ain't over till it's over. this is me, using a wrench to build a jet engine. well we thought ge programmed machines to talk. ge is an industrial company that actually builds world-changing machines. machines that can talk to each other digitally. hello? they don't talk to each other like that, ricky. shhhh, you'll anger it. he looks a little ticked off now. i usand it's the #1 brand. one can be

governors make up the libertarian ticket in this year's election, gary johnson of new mexico and william weldmassachusetts. i spoke with governor weld a short time ago, and began by asking if he sees a realistic path to the presidency for his ticket. ell, the only way we could run the table is if we somehow become cat nip for the national news immediatey in the everyday saga of reporting on the presidential election. we're doing everything we can to get our name recognition up from 35% to 60%. we think if that happens, our ballot position might go up to 20, 25%, and at that point, we would be very dangerous because we would be the ticket with the momentum. that's a long putt, but we are honor-bound to undertake that. it's a fascinating election all around. >> woodruff: that it is. but you're acknowledging it's a long shot. >> sure, sure. >> woodruff: you said, governor wel last week, to the "boston globe," that you are going to be focusing exclusively for the rest of this campaign on criticizing donald trump, making sure that voters know what donald trump stands for. that sounds like you're c

vice presidential nominee william weld was the former governor of massachusetts, and a former u.s.tant attorney general and he joins us now. good morning, governor. >> thank you, alisyn. good to be here. >> what do you think of fbi director james comey's decision to send this letter to congress before he knew what is on anthony weiner's laptop? >> well, it's getting worse and worse. friday was the letter. yesterday law enforcement officials said we got a warrant to look at the e-mails that we told you we'd found. we don't know what's in them but we got a warrant. so what's tomorrow? we got a warrant for a wiretap? we got a warrant -- we got a subpoena from the grand jury? you know, those would be serious criminal offenses to say something like this. so they're totally off the reservation. and they're, let's be honest, they're playing hit and run. there's no way -- >> what does that mean? >> it means that there's no way for mrs. clinton to know what the evidence surery basis is on which they made this update to their investigation and they've said themselves they don't know it. so t

government william weld. >> great to see you, neil. always good to be here.want to reveal confidence but your pitch is getting shorter in this environment. >> i think it is becoming increasingly evident that donald trump is train check and can not be elected. gary johnson respond and performing a public service even service to republican party, offering a alternative fiscally responsible, pro-free trade. sounds like republican party and should be republican party. neil: not yet benefiting. much you weren't invited to the vice-presidential debate. he is not invited to the presidential debate. how do you get the word out in 2016? >> everybody reading stuff about mr. trump. it is very troubling to a lot of people, not just women. so they will say to themselves what should i do. they will have to think. if they think, we not only are fiscally responsible and in favor of free trade, classic republican party positions but we've got experience. we proved that. neil: do you think that more to be alternative donald trump, you personally, governor than an alternative t

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they took over the brookline state of isabel's first cousin, william fletcher weld the second, known it during his lifetime as billy. the circumstances under which they acquired the house make for a good story of its own. a typically boston story, someone called it. widow'sdeath, his subsequent remarriage to an owner that did not like the weld family, and the somewhat cloak and dagger scheme to wrest the house back from the unpopular new yorker. when larz and isabel acquired in 1899,rookline house it was a quaint and cozy home in the shingle style with nooks and crannies that fostered a sense of comfort and privacy. larz had envisioned something grander and more on the style of elements italian villa. villa.mmense italian he never got his wish to tear donw billy's house and start over. isabel was attached and the land had belonged to her grandfather. larz had to settle for elaborate and somewhat awkward additions to billy's massive house to achieve the desired he wanted. that is what became of the house. by the time larz was done with his two-year makeover, it had been transformed fr

libertarian party's vice presidential nominee, the former republican governor of massachusetts, william weldanks very much for joining us. >> hey, wolf, not a bit. thank you. >> all right. so your running mate gary johnson, he had his own crisis, so-called aleppo moment and lost support apparently because he didn't know enough about foreign policy but do you think what donald trump, this videotape with donald trump what he said about women, do you think that's going to help your party's efforts? >> well, it could. you know, i don't think we should be surprised about this videotape. donald trump has already publicly called women dogs and pigs as mrs. clinton said in the last debate. and he clearly subscribes to the chat l theory of women, women as chattel and sex objects and i don't think that's any great surprise. it's one of -- any one of a number of reasons why mr. trump doesn't really have the -- you know, the temperament, the character, the stability to be president of the united states. but i would not personally join those who are saying he needs to drop out of the race. i think everyb