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this this goes to senator edwards for two minutes. can men and women have been nominated from their party since 1976 to be vice president, out of 10, you have the least governmental experience. what qualifies to experience. what qualifies you to be a heartbeat away? t american people want, and their president and in the vice president, basically three things. they they want to know that their president and vice president will keep them safe. they want to know that they hav. good judgment. they want to know that you are telling the truth. john kerry and i will tell the american people the truth. during the time i have served in the intelligence committee in the senate, traveling to some of the places we talked about tonight, afghanistan, pakistan, middle east, turkey, meeting with leaders of nato, i have a very clear idea of what has to be done to keep the country safe. the threats we face, terrorism,p killing terrorists and stopping them before they do damage to us, making sure we stop the spread of nuclear weapons, ic agree with john

one of the main ones being that john edwards invoked dick cheney's family and that debate. , he wasthe surprise able to shut down the conversation quickly. we might have similarly uncomfortable moments tonight, particularly if the vice presidential nominees are pushed on some of the controversies related to the nominees at the top of the ticket. host: we're talking about the vice presidential debate. (202) 748-8000 if you support hillary clinton.

but while edward certainly did watch young winston's early political career with great interest, the increasingly felt that churchill was headed in the wrong direction. his drive, brashness, ambition, opportunism, self-an association and -- soon grated on the sovereign and by the end of edward 7en in's reign churchill was at his most radical phase, supporting louie george of the people's budget, over increasing tax and his hostile comment about the house of lords-all of this seems to edward vii being anathema in what was said and churchill aban doughed the country and put his party and career first. the very idea one offed a ward 7en in's secretary's wrote of churchill acting on 0 conviction or principle is enough to make anybody laugh. and edward vii anxiety before churchill's conduct and character lasted to the end of his life and the end of his rainge, rainge, and not surprisingly, he successor, george v, although recognizing everybody had to do, church kill's zeal and undeniable brilliance, he was also influenced by his father's disapproval and generally in the early years of his

i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. your long-term goals... multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> we're back now with a warning about the price you pay for prescription drugs. as businesses approach open enrollment season, many prescription plans are dropping coverage in over 200 commonly makers to stop dramatic price hikes, but it could cost you and millions others a bundle. nbc's joe lynn kent has details. >> dolphin despain is a force in the pool. blocking shots on his high school water polo team. out of the water, five times a day, the 16-year-old inject himself with critical doses of insulin to treat his type i diabetes. >> it's scary. that's my baby and this is to have to live. >> however starting next year, he must find different medications, because his prescription provider won't be covering them. >> right now i'm paying about almost $500 a month out of pocket. >> if your

karen edwards appear confused as police say edwards stabbed her husband in the chest after an argument inside a home on wednesday street. edward's behavior prompting a mental review. >> the doctor here from the west roxbury court clinic did evaluate here. it's her opinion that further evaluation must be done regarding the issue as far as competence. ben: edwards is being held without bail. maria: more human cases of the west nile virus confirmed in massachusetts. we can tell you all three patients live in middlesex county and are over the age of 70. they never identified as people. both women were hospitalized and have been discharged. the third, a man who never had to go to the hospital. public health is urging people to keep taking precautions against mosquito bites, even though it is getting pretty cutting edge. >> mostly learning from nature and figuring it out. maria: mike wankum with this biology revolution. how a startup is redesigning dna to create new flavors and smells. >> so nice out there but there is a cold front on the way. it may help us store matthews moisture up for a

edwards word and the progress of stilling the wooden pallets. even though it was wooden pallets, he did what he thought was right and tragically lost his life yesterday. >> reporter: being held without bail and scuttle to be arraigned in hayward. -- and scheduled to be arraigned >> pam: brittney shipp is here.. any rain? >> brittney: no rain fall. >> pam: ok. >> brittney: it was a beautiful day. not a lot of cloudiness and stet, sunshine. tomorrow, we will have more sunshine and warming tripper warming temperatures. >> brittney: over the next three hours, clear skies will continue as we drop down by the weekend. if you notice by the 7 day forecasts showing all of these changes. tomorrow and into thursday temperatures will climb. thursday will be the peak. then we will start to cool down headed into friday, saturday the biggest drop in temperatures and the locations will stay around and the set low 70's. >> brittney: temperatures will stay similar are around the bay between saturday and sunday and will take a look at a 7 day forecast at the end o

edward lawrence is in charleston, south carolina. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. right now, the most serious part is the flfloodwaters happening south carolina and north carolina. as you said, 19 deaths in the u.s. because of hurricane matthew. three of those here in south mostly because of the floodwaters which have not crested yet. >> i thought the world was going to end. >> reporter: life-threatening flooding continues in eastern north carolina, inundated with record breaking rainfall from matthew. >> upset. i don't have nothing left. nothing! i have to take all of this and put it in the garbage! >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard help rescue some thousands of people trapped in thaver homes and business. in gs front lawns look like lakes. >> the weather map shows that hurricane matthew is well off the shore, into the ocean, but in our minds, the impact of hurricane matthew is still here and extremely dangerous in many parts of north carolina. >> reporter: in downtown charleston, most waters have now receded r

and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> we're back now with a warning about the price you pay for prescription drugs. as businesses approach open enrollment season, many prescription plans are dropping coverage in over 200 commonly used drugs. they're trying to force drug makers to stop dramatic price hikes, but it could cost you and millions others a bundle. nbc's joe lynn kent has details. >> dolphin despain is a force in the pool. blocking shots on his high school water polo team. out of the water, five times a day, the 16-year-old inject himself with critical doses of insulin to treat his type i diabetes. >> it's scary. that's my baby and this is something that he absolutely has to

>> carl edwards had one top ten finish, his crew chief told me it was "pitiful. no one is satisfied but there is no internal frustration no, finger pointing. we're all in this together and we know we have to get better. they said they are out here to win this race today, but he also pointed out hey, if we can put together a string of top five finishes we know we'll advance to the round of eight." he's running fifth now. >> kyle larson got knocked out of the chase at dover last week, and so i checked in with his crew chief, chad johnson, about it. what was the takeaway from that? he goes "we're sad we're no longer in the chase but okay we got knocked out on exkugs, not speed. our performance was really good. we'll work on the execution." mike? >> jimmie johnson celebrating an anniversary of sorts this weekend. it was 15 years ago this weekend at this very track he made his debut, finished 39th place. he feels pretty good about it right now. he told me before the race "we're not dwelling on the mistakes we made in round number one. eyes forward. let's go race and g

>> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. record. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. get between you and life's dobeautiful moments.llergens flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls

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the silver alert for a black buick terrain, driven by an 83-year-old edward wrukc. we did zoom in and confirm that. they have him. they are evaluating him right now, to see if he is all right. we will have updates. joyce and kathy, back to you. kathy: new tonight, one of the most popular radio hosts in milwaukee is stepping down. charlie sykes announced today he will leave his daily radio show on 620 am, at the end of the year. sykes has hosted the mid-morning show on the radio for the last 23 years. he's also giving up his weekly tv show. sykes tells me how he came to so, why now? charlie: you know, i've always had this date circled in my mind. my dad died at the age of 63. i'm going to be turning 62 this year. so, i have always thought if i am going to make a move, this would be the time. and i've been doing this for about a quarter-century and i thought, why not now? kathy: and tonight at 10:00, more on sykes' next chapter. he's setting out to explore the impact of talk radio on the conservative movement. he says his working title of his next book is "how the rig

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we broke for the hills, edwards and me. jarvis-- they got jarvis! we could hear him scream all night. all night they tortured him. it was awful. all right, take it easy. jarvis? that's our boy's name. we found him. he's still alive. it couldn't be jarvis. he couldn't be alive, not after the screams we heard. he was more dead than alive when we found him. mexican boy that's with us nursed him back to life. ( coughs ) mexican boy? yeah. what about this other fella who was with you? he's on a cl on top of the ridge there. if we're ever gonna get him, we better get him now. ( coughing ) come on, we better get started, then. here. he's here. tuck! tuck! you arnd it here. do you suppose he struck out for help? unless the sioux got him. tuck! tuck! you around here, tuck? keep your voice down. you'll raise every brave within a quarter mile. keep quiet. we better get started back. right. come on, mister, this way. me on. nobody around here. couldn't we go back and just take one more look? only place we're going is back to camp. quiet down. he wouldn't run aw

edwards ran over the employee, left him for dead and kept driving. for hours, police staked out recycling centers like this one in oakland and around 5 p.m. spot the truck at 47th and east 12th. >> the man took off running. the officers chased him and found him hiding under a parked vehicle on 48th avenue. >> reporter: now he is under arrest. authorities say they will examine the truck damage and compare the driver to the man captured on surveillance video fleeing. in san leandro, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> jury selection is under way in the trial of antolin garcia- torres. the man is accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. her body has never been found. garcia is charged with abducting and murdering based in part on evidence found in his car. potential jurors at the san jose hall of justice were handed questionnaires yesterday. judge ladoris cordell says choosing a jury for this case could be a long process. >> social media has changed jury selection forever because it's a tool the lawyers use to find out really anything they want to

great identification, we saw edwards number 20 was unblocked. get it to joe, break a tackle and a big gain for the longhorns. take a risk, phil bennett, you know he's going to do this to a young quarterback and you prepare, see it, identify it and then make the throw. >> steve: just a little shuffle to the left by buechele, that one step makes all the difference. >> brian: see chance waz coming up gingerly. >> steve: he brought him down in the end after the big gain. >> brian: we see quarterbacks mature in the fourth quarter when the game is on the line. >> steve: first down and ten. foreman banging forward to the 10 yard line. this game is begging for overtime. just thinking about it. it's had everything else. why not overtime as well? one-score game. foreman will slam it up there in the middle again. edwards will meet him halfway. >> brian: my whole high school career i was used to an extra guy in the box. eight, nine times with a guy in box, i got used to it. if i'm one-on-one with that last guy it's my job to make him miss. he's so physical.

>> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones was a beloved teacher and mother and the center of a mysterious missing person's case. her marriage on the rocks and her husband wondered if she'd moved on with another man. could a love triangle have had something to do with her disappearance? we return to andrea canning with "the last dance." >> reporter: time, an investigator's worst enemy in a

gee whiz, my aunt bee and miss edwards really want you to come. well, that's mighty nice of them. maybe some other time. that's right. they were going to have pot roast for you and there's no place else really good to eat in town. ope... they'll be real disappointed if you don't come. they think you're a great singer. they're crazy about that song "texarkana in the morning." they love it. they do, huh? yeah. and the special at the diner tonight is chicken croquettes and they're terrible, aren't they, paw? oh, they're not too bad. you're having pot roast, huh? please, mr. hazelton? okay, what time you want me? we always eat at 6:00. we'll pick him up, paw? yeah. i'll be ready. oh, i just love that song. i could hardly wait to hear it played. it sold a million copies. a million? think of that. it sure is. i suppose since you're on tv so much you're always looking for new songs. hazelton: there's no problem there. i get swamped with new songs. do non-professionals ever submit songs? all the time. my aunt bee's got a... well, i hope you folks don't mind if i eat and run but i'm really

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it is important to notice the consequence of having supported edward the eighth. that preposterous thing in the kings speech which some of you may have seen where churchill is seen cozying up to george the sixth and offering him wise advice and he it is utterly made-up and completely fictitious. he has a rather interesting, soon after he became george the sixth. i know how devoted you have been and still are to my ideas. a rather shrewd observation. they regarded any supporters of hers and edward the eighth as enemies of theirs. what is more, to these delinquencies, they were further compounded by the fact that churchill was anti-appeasement. there there is the new king and queen by contrast where they were supporters of the prime minister. they shared with him a strong sense of decent moral values and invited him onto the balcony of buckingham palace after he returned with peace and honor from munich. when he resigned on ten may, of may, 1940, george the sixth told him, he had been grossly unfairly treated and greatly regretted. they wrote saying how deeply i reg

jen edwards and her dog ruben set off for an eight-day hike about ten miles in, edwards fell about 60 feet and landed in a creek. she had a broken neck, a concussion and more injuries. she also had a satellite device around her neck that she used to send out an sos message. >> i was very much in the mind set that i am not going to die here and i need to stay calm. >> the dog found her her warm. nearly a day after she fell, rescuers reached edwards and took her to a hospital. now she's paying it forward by raising money to get rescue crews more of the satellite communicators that saved her life. incredible. >> yes, wow. it costs $12 million. gorgeous. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> 4:55. big changes to the milwaukee skyline. >> one starting today, why you may have to spend extra time searching for a parking spot. >> plus, facebook is taking new steps to keep your information private. what you'll have to do differently to make sure your secrets stay safe. >> the goal of a new plan focussed on seat belt use and driving. self-driving cars could make zero occurrences possible. part of the prob

allowed denny hamlin in the 19 and also carl edwards to get by him. so a little he did end up getting back by carl edwards but obviously nobody is happy with their cars except for chase elliott. >> jimmie johnson knows how to get around this racetrack, most of all-time as far as wins go at charlotte motor speedway. seven wins for jimmie johnson here. sprint's network reliability, within 1% of verizon. switch today. save 50% on most verizon, at&t mike? >> not only does jimmie johnson have seven victories here he's led over 1700 laps on this racetrack. suffice it so say it's been pretty good for him. the car's been a little bit tight and edgy and going into the race felt pretty comfortable with this racetrack. he knows he can make some ground and build a cushion as he heads into the round of 12. >> rick, when you look at the 48 of jimmie johnson, this is the team tha championshipless in the chase format of ten races but in the elimination format of the chase he never advanced out of this round, never made the round of eight so he has to have in my opini

>> carl edwards had one top ten finish, his crew chief told me it was "pitiful. no one is satisfied but there is no internal frustration no, finger pointing. we're all in this together and we know we have to get better. they said they are out here to together a string of top five finishes we know we'll advance to the round of eight." he's running fifth now. >> kyle larson got knocked out of the chase at dover last week, and so i checked in with his crew chief, chad johnson, about it. what was the takeaway from that? he goes "we're sad we're no longer in the chase but okay we got knocked out on exkugs, not speed. our performance was really good. we'll work on the execution." mike? anniversary of sorts this weekend. it was 15 years ago this weekend at this very track he made his debut, finished 39th place. he feels pretty good about it right now. he told me before the race "we're not dwelling on the mistakes we made in round number one. eyes forward. let's go race and get it done at charlotte once again." marty? >> i talked to the crew chief for joey logano he said

edwards sends a message along with xavier jones. >> brian: and this is an example of how valuable foreman is to no threat to running the football. without foreman in the game they kind of lose direction. >> steve: sterlin gilbert the offensive coordinator said of swoopes, one of my favorite players to coach. he said he's one of those kids you would let marry your daughter. one of the uim that punt, see where they down it. no, they're going to say touchback. >> brian: that was kris boyd trying to make an athletic play to keep that ball but it's where the ball is that matters, despite the fact that it's a great athletic player, unlike the nfl it's not where the person is but where the ball is >> referee: illegal formation on the kicking team, five in added at the dead ball spot. first down. >> steve: early stages of quarter number four. it's been, let's say, an eventful afternoon. we got a whole lot more football for you still to come. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... door! it's cool get th

a man from the same company that employed edward snowden accused of taking off with a stash. >>> fire danger, concerns about the replacement phones from samsung after another smoky scare on board a plane. >>> tail of the tape. what donald trump's running made >>> and the price you pay for prescription drugs, a big fight over some of the most popular medicines from everything from arthritis to cancer. customers could be forced to pay a lot more. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news," with lester holt. >>> good evening, we're tracking matthew. the massive hurricane on the verge of strengthening as it way to a possible punishing landfall in central florida. the storm has already taken at least 25 lives on its march through the caribbean. this infrared satellite image of matthew is generated a lot of attention today. appearing to many as a skull to others as an animal. right now computer models show the hurricane walking a narrow tightrope as it reaches the florida coast friday morning, possibly as a cat

>> edward, thank you very much. edward lawrence villa nbc news. here in the studio we are joined by the vice president of global strategy at pew research center. james, good morning. >> good morning. >> we have been looking at the u.s. electorate and done research. talk us through the main findings. >> right. well, something we do at the pew research center on a regular basis, we are looking at the political landscape of the united states, not just the election. i think what is remarkable about the election, there are many things, but how different the two camps are in terms of supporters for clinton and trump. they really see a different america. trump supporters and e our polls are clearly believing that the country was worse off and the future investors think the future doesn't look bright for future investors. >> is this more on what is happening domestically or also about foreign involvement? >> americans are leaning towards focusing on their own problems and domestic issues. that feeling is stronger among trump supporters. on economic issues

allowed denny hamlin in the 19 and also carl edwards to get by him. so a little bit of a handling issue right now. he did end up getting back by carl edwards but obviously nobody is happy with their cars except for chase elliott. >> jimmie johnson knows how to get around this racetrack, most of all-time as far as wins go at charlotte motor speedway. seven wins for jimmie johnson here. sprint's network reliability, within 1% of verizon. switch today. save 50% on most verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. visit sprint.com/network today. mike? >> not only does jimmie johnson have seven victories here he's led over 1700 laps on this racetrack. suffice it so say it's been pretty good for him. the car's been a little bit tight and edgy and going into the race felt pretty comfortable with this racetrack. he knows he can make some ground and build a cushion as he heads into the round of 12. >> rick, when you look at the 48 of jimmie johnson, this is the team that has won six championshipless in the chase format of ten races but in the elimination format of the ch

edwards being held without bail, pending the outcome of that mental health evaluation. nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: the goal, thank you. checking your economy now -- last month to the u.s. economy. this is significantly less than the 229,000 jobs added last september. the labor department says unemployment climbed slightly from 4.9% to 5% explaining that , is the result of more people feeling confident to start looking for jobs but not all finding one. they do not count people who are not looking for jobs. as more americans do head to work, experts say expect the pace of job growth to slow. state reservation this year. the second hunt to be approved in two years will begin at the end of november and go into early december. officials say the deer population has exploded in the reservation, threatening the long-term health of the forest and destroying habitat for birds and other animals. ben: using a tragedy to help others. maria: the man trying to make sure his wife's death leads to more awareness about brain aneurysms, and his recent success. ben: plus, help

edwards sends a message along with xavier jones. >> brian: and this is an example of how valuable foreman is to no threat to running the football. without foreman in the game they kind of lose direction. >> steve: sterlin gilbert the offensive coordinator said of swoopes, one of my favorite players to coach. he said he's one of those kids you would let marry your daughter. one of the ultimate compliments. talking about foreman. it. no, they're going to say touchback. >> brian: that was kris boyd trying to make an athletic play to keep that ball but it's where the ball is that matters, despite the fact that it's a great athletic player, unlike the nfl it's not where the person is but where the ball is >> referee: illegal formation on the kicking team, five in backfield, five-yard penalty. >> steve: early stages of quarter number four. it's been, let's say, an eventful afternoon. we got a whole lot more football for you still to come. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... what??.... aand you got

thank you so much, edward. we appreciate it. >>> look at that. >> i wish game for -- four was taking place at progressive field. >> they play this game. >> it's true. >> it's an afternoon game, right? >> 4:08. the friends and family up in toronto, i am jealous. >>> it will be great weather for the game. weather isn't a huge concern in toronto because they have a roof that can open and close depending on the weather. this afternoon. temperatures in the low 70s. we will see building clouds and a chance for isolated showers and we walk away with another big win. back at home, we are nice and miles. into the afternoon, you will notice building clouds and that is leading to evening showers. temperatures in the 70s through lunchtime. after lunch we will top out 80s. current numbers mid 60s down toward akron canton. elyria 73 with a stiff wind from the southwest between 15 and 20 miles per hour gusting closer to 35-40 miles per hour. dry right now but toward the north this front will provide us with the rainfall but t

i am anna edwards. let's look where we are on the markets. a data check shows you some of the key moves. european stocks not making enormous headwinds, up by just a fraction. the dollar against the again. we have a a move -- we have a move of .2%. an eighth day drop for the yen, the longest run. a lot of the moves we are seeing in the markets are driven by ongoing calls for the red test for the fed rate hike in december. -- for the fed rate hike in december. it was the oil price that was driving the asia session around. -- down by 6.9%. this could the latest news out of norway, headlines coming through from their budgets. they're giving out details of that. in a way budget forecast 2017 underlying cpi inflation at 2.1%. they are also talking about the surveyed unemployment number being 4.6%. we have a great story on different ways of measuring unemployment over in norway. they are talking about their expectations for oil prices. budget forecast 2017 oil price at four to 25 norwegian krone. they see that

edwards sends a message along with xavier jones. >> brian: and this is an example of how valuable foreman is to this offense. no threat to running the football. without foreman in the game they kind of lose direction. >> steve: sterlin gilbert the offensive coordinator said of swoopes, one of my favorite players to coach. he said he's one of those kids you would let marry your daughter. one of the ultimate complime that punt, see where they down it. no, they're going to say touchback. >> brian: that was kris boyd trying to make an athletic play to keep that ball but it's where the ball is that matters, despite the fact that it's a great athletic player, unlike the nfl it's not where the person is but where the ball is >> referee: illegal formation on the kicking team, five in first down. >> steve: early stages of quarter number four. it's been, let's say, an eventful afternoon. we got a whole lot more football for you still to come. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... door! it's cool get the

and kevin vilar and ed win edward incarnation. and jay's hang on 5-3. they can hit the title series. and we come across dumb things all the time. but this is and luck will recall a $140 million deal. the trouble with this logic is that they're terrible before luck got that contract. there is a team in santa clara that would love to take luck off the colt's hands.

and kevin vilar and ed win edward incarnation. and jay's hang on 5-3. they can hit the title series. and we come across dumb things all the time. but this is high up there. and luck will recall a $140 million deal. the trouble with this logic is that they're terrible before luck got that contract. there is a team in santa clara that would love to take luck off the colt's hands.

. >> nbc's edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. the polls are not looking good for donald trump right now. what is the strategy in the last two weeks? >> it will be more of the same. donald trump believe believes his message of draining the swamp of corruption in washington d.c. will resonate with voters. if the rally he had in naples, florida, they surely ate the message up. he believes he can use the message to swing undecided voters. hillary clinton will use the message, showing that donald trump is unqualified to be president if he says that the system is rigged and truly believes the system is rigged. >> and edward, what about hillary clinton? she seems to be stumping for herself and some down ballot democrats over the last several days. is there a sense of more confidence to her campaign? abc news poll shows she is up 12 points nationally. what they're looking at are the down ballot races because they believe that hillary clinton will win and now if they can turn the house and the senate, it will be more difficult in the hous

. >>> james edward shelby celebrating 100 years. this decorated war veteran is from mayfield, ohio. we salute your service, sir. awarded three bronze stars, two purple hearts and still fits into a world war ii uniform. god bless you. >>> eva george clement from louisiana is 100 years old. rumor has it she makes the send us some. >>> happy 75th anniversary to this beautiful couple. the two met while working at a restaurant. i guess they took a good tip and they got married one month after dating. >>> as always, you can keep the celebration going at today.com/smucker's. >>> look who's joined us on our couch? this is haley bennett, one of the stars of the highly train." >> she place megan, a girl lo seems to have a picture-perfect