at george mason university, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: more than 41 million americans have already voted either person. early voting continues into monday in some states. in nevada, democratic ballot returns exceeded 2012 levels, when president obama won the state by seven points. in north carolina, thousands were still in line pass the 1:00 p.m. cut off time. anybody already in line was allowed to cast their ballot.

george. george mason. we all went along with it. he didn't have to sell us anything. why y s this mason so interested? he was carl rainy's boss. carl rainy, he w w a the one that was murdered. that's right. charles lopez was a stable boy. well mason knew lopez better than any of us. and he figured the indian canbe scared what he knew about the killing. none of us thought, it would get out of hand. not one of us thought that. well what made you think that this charles lopez knew something about the murder? well, he was out there, close t. claimed he was just looking for straw horse's. but he didn't have any gun. mostly it was, it was the way he acted, when i questioned him. what made you go along with mason's idea? i had to do something. feeling was running high about carls' murder. it's funny how different things seemed when you look back at it. well... i'm in no position now to charge anybody with murder. but ah, those four men, that were with you are gonna t know. well, even so, i still gotta get their statements. you know, we better get over there. now russ, everyt

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if you are a student and applying to george mason university, you have to write an essay. you have to tell the people about yourself. few hold a certain belief system, maybe that will be included in your essay. one of the admissions deciders is telling you if you don't agree with me you are a worthless piece of you know what? come on? how can he possibly do his job? >> you can't. that's the big problem here. this is why he should be let go. his job is supposed to be objective with the admissions process. and clearly he is anything but. i think the university needs to take it one step further and do a review of the applications process to ensure that no studes and previous applicants that they were not discriminated against based off their political ideology or christian beliefs. the statement this individual made on his related to gay marriage and was actually incited something from the southern poverty law center which has labeled groups like the family research council hate groups. >> so i want to get this right. you would fire him outright? >> yeah. i think he needs emo

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a 7:30 event at george mason before heading home to rich monday -- richmond. >> a live report in george mason coming up at 6:00. both campaigning will continue tomorrow urger voters to hit the polls while the election is still underway and both will settle in with their staffs in manhattan to watch the results come in tomorrow night. >>> fbi director james comey hillary clinton but they said they will not seek charges against the democratic presidential candidate. the e-mails were on a computer used by anthony weiner, the estranged husband of clinton aid. comey came under a fire storm after he alerted congress about the investigation days before the presidential election. >>> the department of justice will mon p tomorrow. in our area agents will be stationed at fairfax county and prince william counties. their will make sure that all citizens are able to vote. >>> the fbi warned us about vague al-qaeda threats to disrupt pre-election activities. so far everything is safe. hillary clinton and donald trump will be watching the election returns in new york city tomorrow. security will be >

george mason would be strong on that view. he said he wanted a committee of ehree, like republican roma had to represent different regions of the country. you had that problem, there were a variety of other problems. they didn't like how the senate was organized. , i forgotl of them a necessaryg one, and proper clause. when the enumerated powers of the central government, like inner-city colors and war power, -- commerce and war power, there were a few of them. this was not even the original list randolph proposed. wilson snuck in the added one. they said, that's everything. included in what is necessary and improper. they anticipated a major problem, so if you went to the ratifying convention that had major opposition, such as massachusetts, new hampshire, north carolina, virginia, and new york, where it flew apart. they would have ousted it if it had not passed in many other states. the two big issues were the lack of a bill of rights and the necessary and proper clause. >> what is that mean? dr. larson: washington through p

they melt -- the welcome george mason back on wednesday. it is the first time he is back and cedar falls and ben jacobson hopes he brings the intensity that they had in orlando. the panthers neither defense to carry them at this point in the season. >> we saw some from george mason and some from everybody orlando. with the exception of one of the actions be new for our team and different. the defense is rebounding and those things have shown up in orlando. they have to show up every night.>> the hawkeyes play tonight on espn 2 against notre an avid cubs fan and chef used his artistic skills to relive the world series nearly a month after the cubs big win. it weighs more >>> and avid cubs fan and chef used his artti relive the world series nearly a month after the cub -- the cubs' big win. take a look at this. it weighs nearly 400 pounds and it is all edible. the seats are crackers and the scoreboard is paper and the window is gelatin. it took more than 70 hours to build a replica. it will be on display in rockford, illinois until after the

ivanka trump held a town meeting for her father while tim kaine is about to hold a rally at george mason university in fairfax. that's where garrett is live. what are you seeing and hearing? >> reporter: vice president joe biden and the man who hopes to replace him will be out here with a few thousand of their closest friends, mostly students. they have been lined up for a couple of hours anxious to get inside this big rally at george mason tonight. the clinton campaign knows that hillary clinton does not become president without winning virginia and tonight they are here to seal that deal. >> hillary clinton started her final day on the campaign trail dark vision for america tomorrow you can vote for a hopeful, inclusive big hearted america. >> the democratic nominee will spend the day shoring up support in typically blue states targeted by trump. pennsylvania and michigan and a midnight rally in north carolina the hardest fought battleground. >> there's a long line. >> her running mate making several stops in that state today. >> we call if hillary wins nadia choudhry orth carolina she

he is associate professor at george mason university, co-founder of jadaliyya. he is director of the ab studies institute. he wrote a piece for the nation last month headlined, "the debate over syria has reached a dead end." when we come back, we turn to trump's policies that are concerned -- people are concerned about, making white supremacy respectable again. that is the name of an article by katherine franke, who will be joining us in the next segment. stay with us. ♪ [music break] nermeen: "what returned nomads" by khebez dawle. president-elect donald trump met with journalists and editors at "the new york times" tuesday for a wide-ranging conversation that covered the election -- hillary clinton, climate change, and foreign policy. one questione focused on the -- one question focused on the growing movement in the united states that calls itself the alt-right. critics say the group was energized by trump's win. when asked about the movement, trump answered -- "i don't want to energize the group. i'm not looking to energize them. i don't want to energize t

. >> monsignor lynn is live at george mason university with more, lindsay. >> reporter: matt, lauren, there was a huge crowd that came out for this some people had to be turned away tonight. the line went around the corner behind me and stretched up this sidewalk. raltly was held here at the student center and at the very front ever the line i talked to students the election were not at all what i expected. >> trump supporters started lining up here five hours early. >> i want to make america great again. >> i think hillary's crooked and should number jail. >> across the street. >> i believe we will win? >> students came together in support of clinton. >> as members of george mason we have responsibility to combat hateful rhetoric of done done and mike pence. >> days before one of the most history and most chose their side of the road long before now. >> we got here 3. >> five hours of waiting. >> yes. >> the first people in line waiting to see mike pence and not so fast. >> we're all undecided. i'm trying to see what he has to say. maybe it will influence my vote. >> you heard right

also mason, george mason become something of an anti-federalist by the end. brian: jerry and george mason and one other -- edmund randolph did not sign? prof. larson: they did not sign. brian: they were there but did not sign? prof. larson: right. brian: what was the reason they did not sign? prof. larson: it differed. the one thing they had in common was there was no bill of rights. they thought there should be a bill of rights. that was the one thing they had in common. they also had concerns the presidency was too powerful. that was certainly george mason would be strong on that view. he did not think you could have this powerful presidency. he thought you could have a committee of three, each representing a different region of the country, so all regions would be represented with one unified president. you had that problem. there were a variety of other problems. they did not like how the senate was organized. they did not like -- oh, i forgot the other big one. the necessary and proper clause. when they enumerated the powers of the central government suc

>> well, i don't want to tell the george mason president that. but i will tell you at georgia tech, for example, you have an online degree in computer science which is $7,000. at other comparable universities it's 50, 60, $70,000. so this is going to be a huge trend. >> it's just as good? >> just as good or better. the students find they can interact with the professor and with other students more easily online than they can in the classroom. we can get entertainment on demand, why can't we get education 24 hours a day, whenever we want it in the entire world. john: thank you, alex. next, despite all the doomsday warnings, turns out our environment's improving, too. i'm anne. i'm a scientist. why don't you let me... and me... help you out? ♪ you're gonna hear what i say... ♪ i love taking stuff apart and building new things out of it. anne: pal's my most advanced annedroid. [gasps] this is awesome. ♪ oh anne: you haven't seen anything yet. announcer: give your cardboard box another life. hey, drop a beat.flix? ♪ show me orange is the new

presidential running mate, tim kaine holds a rally at george mason university. this is video of his earlier stop today in charlotte, north carolina. and trump daughters ivanka and tiffany campaign together. taking part in a town hall event this morning in manassas. >> the first open at 6:00 tomorrow morning in virginia. >> too soon for the candidates to take a break. steve handelsman is live in philly where that huge clinton rally is set for later tonight. hey, steve. >> reporter: hi, wendy, thanks. from philadelphia, a beautiful fall day here, this state, pennsylvania is one of those big trying to pick off from hillary clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton began her last day push in pennsylvania. >> i want to be the president for all americans, not just some. >> reporter: she leads by 4% nationally in our new poll. and will not be prosecuted for her e-mails, no change, after the fbi reassessment. donald trump raged. >> hillary clinton is being productive by a totally rigged system. >> rt a spring county in a battleground state, kim krantz deciding. >> i kept sa

. >> he's at george mason in fairfax. we can hear you loud and clear now, garrett. >> reporter: the excitement of live television. they are breaking down the stage behind me, but not long iowa ago we had the upwards of 2,000 people here for one final rally for democratic candidates up and down the ballot here, and at times feel for tim kaine and joe biden, very much an intentional feeling of passing the torch between the two men, and now democrats see the crowds like the ones who gathered tonight, filled withment mystic people. they are hoping the millennial generation, particularly big swing state colleges like here at george mason will get out the vote in a major way. joe biden tried to set the stage on how important their important tomorrow in modern electoral history of the united states of america, and again, that's a fact. [ cheers ] what we will look like tomorrow is up to you. >> reporter: now for his part, tim kaine was clearly emotional tonight in his return to virginia. had has been campaigning since the conven

>> well, i don't want to tell the george mason president that. but i will tell you at georgia tech, for example, you have an online degree in computer science which is $7,000. at other comparable universities it's 50, 60, $70,000. so this is going to be a huge trend. >> it's just as good? >> just as good or better. the students find they can interact with the professor and with other students more easily online than they can in the classroom. we can get entertainment on demand, why can't we get education 24 hours a day, whenever we want it in the entire world. john: thank you, alex. next, despite all the doomsday warnings, turns out our environment's improving, too. ♪ come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go time. come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz winter event. it's the look on their faces that make it all worthwhile. !! now lease the 2017 c300 for

. > two protestors are arrestedae on george mason university's campus. but it wasn't their cause a that got them into trouble. it is the product they used to carry out their protests, industrial glue. police arrested the two non students who put up those on protest student for justice in palestine conference in a was underway at george mason. the destruction of property isis mated at $2,500 h. fox5's matt ackland joins us more with the the story.stor matt, what happened here? hi, laura, hi sarah.a, h >>reporter: herei is the flyerr that police gave us and it's really not the protest flyertest that authorities have a problem with. it was how the flyers was put campus. you ' these two individuals authorities say used aned industrial glue and they actually glued these signs onto these major signs that say welcome to george masonmaso university campus. let's take a look at that andand we'll show you what we're talking about.out. when police arrested the two he they found a tub of industrial glue in their vehicle. the police official i talked tok off camera s

>> well, i don't want to tell the george mason president that. but i will tell you at georgia tech, for example, you have an online degree in computer science which is $7,000. at other comparable universities it's 50, 60, $70,000. so this is going to be a huge trend. >> it's just as good? >> just as good or better. the students find they can interact with the professor and with other students more easily online than they can in the classroom. we can get entertainment on demand, why can't we get education 24 hours a day, whenever we want it in the entire world. john: thank you, alex. next, despite all the doomsday warnings, turns out our environment's improving, too. . john: yes, water is life, but do pipelines poison water? rarely. those protesters object the pipelines because they carry oil, with donald trump president they say american will keep burning fossil fuels, increasing global warming so the oceans will engulf manhattan. that's from the movie day after tomorrow. but wait a second, it's already the day after tomorrow. where's the water?

news4's molette green is at george mason university in fairfax county. molette, good morning. >> good morning to you, eun. it is the final get out the vote push here from both camps. we're watching it closely. tim kaine coming here tonight. but of course, the trump campaign, not giving up. believing virginia is still in northern virginia today. >> it's a fight to the finish for battleground virginia. especially millennials. >> i would like him to represent our views more correctly. i feel like we don't get represented because so many of us don't vote. >> in just hours, democratic vp candidate tim kaine delivers his get northern virginia. prepping for a big rally started early this morning on george mason university's campus, with the clinton campaign bureau wied by favorable new numbers in the state. >> sitting at home and not voting or thinking my vote doesn't count because it seems like everything is sliding one way, doesn't make it that way. >> thank you. democratic-leaning northern virginia this afternoon in manassas. trump virginia's supporters wait

>> well, i don't want to tell the george mason president that. but i will tell you at georgia tech, for example, you have an online degree in computer science which is $7,000. at other comparable universities it's 50, 60, $70,000. so this is going to be a huge trend. >> it's just as good? >> just as good or better. the students find they can interact with the professor and with other students more easily online than they can in the classroom. we can get entertainment on demand, why can't we get education 24 hours a day, whenever we want it in the entire world. john: thank you, alex. next, despite all the doomsday warnings, turns out our environment's improving, too. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. that's my resignat

john: so is this a substitute for the $50,000 tuition at george mason? >> well, i don't want to tell the georgeat. but i will tell you at georgia tech, for example, you have an online degree in computer science which is $7,000. at other comparable universities it's 50, 60, $70,000. so this is going to be a huge trend. >> it's just as good? >> just as good or better. the students find they can interact with the professor and with other students more easily online than they can in the classroom. we can get entertainment on demand, why can't we get education 24 hours a day, whenever we want it in the entire world. john: thank you, alex. next, despite all the doomsday warnings, turns out our environment's improving, too. the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps

he's be at georges mason tomorrow night we're in home stretch at the election season.. we're at one of the final rally ies. lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > over the next hour we've gotcha covered in the raise fora the white house. for the hill. later on jack bug man and gw professor will also be here. the presidential raise, but party leaders hope leaders are going to be focusing on ballots. northern virginia where republican incumbent barbara come stock is facing a stiff challenge from lieu and bennett. this where trump is tonight. you say why am i northernern virginia, it's not your business, owe, it is my businesi just as much as it's your business that i'm elected in maryland. lieu and and i will need 216 other people doing exactly the same thing at exactly the same e time. we are in this together. > the come stock/bennett raisek expensive in the country. outside groups have spent millions trying to convince millions to their side. switching gears now to the the weather. here is a live look outside in the alexandria area. it sure didn't feel like november today, b

that is the latest live from george mason. back to you. >>> i'm angie goff here at the decision desk and we have new numbers to pass along to you. heading into election day, hillary clinton maintains a lead over donald trump in the state policy just released this. it shows clinton leading trump in the commonwealth 48-42. looking closer, clinton leads trump when it comes to undecided voters, women and millennials. trump has been the majority of support from south to southwest voter aerz and northern virginia voters seem to support clinton nearly 2-1 over donald trump. and as we mentioned earlier, also getting thees new nbc news survey monkey. hillary clinton with a six point national lead over donald trump and that remains unchanged from last week. back to you, aaron. >> thank you. >>> today is of course the final day of campaigning for candidates before america heads to the polls. we talk to nbc news political director moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. who are the voters donald trump and hillary clinton willing going f

he will be rallying right here at george mason university. the doors will open at 5:30. this event set to start at 7:30 and senator kaine will urge virginiians to make history by electing hillary clinton as president in what the campaign is embracing an america that is stronger together. he is expected to layout his argument against donald trump. now, just hours ago, trump at the loudoun county fair grounds with a reported 2,200 people in the house. the doors opened at 6:30. that p meant some of those folks waited nearly six hours as trump arrived more than four hours late after making five campaign stops on sunday. trump spoke about repealing obama care and this is what he said about hillary clinton. >> this is a marathon today. we're not playing hillary right now is fast asleep. she is sleeping so beautifully. she is sleeping beautifully. >> now, trump's speech was interrupted by a woman in the crowd who shouted at him about respecting women. he then called her obnoxious. this visit to virginia was trump's final before election day. this is the latest live from fairfax

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mason university and enrichment. kaine could then fly to raleigh for a north carolina rally. if the polls are correct, virginia will be in hillary clinton's column on election day. they shattered previous epson t ballots -- absentee ballot voting. they must receive mail-in absentee ballots by 7:00 p.m. monday. a year and a half of campaigning will end in two days as america goes to the polls to elect a new president. do you happen to know anybody 7 on your side does. our government watchdog investigator chris papst recently learned he is legally registered to vote in three states -- maryland, virginia, and pennsylvania. tomorrow night at 6:00, he investigates this oversight by going to the polls in each state to see what would happen if he tried to vote in each place. abc 7 and news channel 8 are your home for complete coverage of vote 2016. will have crews across the area tuesday and reporters with both campaigns in new york. after picture-perfect w eather for the weekend, frost and freeze warnings. we get the lates

mike pence is gearing up for a rally at george mason university tonight. the republican vice presidential candidate takes the stage at 8:00. >>> a female trooper hurt today while trying to help someone who jasmine ingram should be okay, the trooper. they haven't pressed charges from the driver from florida yet. right now it doesn't look like alcohol was a factor. she was pulled over when the driver ran into her car. >>> the fbi is offering a hefty reward for information leading to the arrest of two brazen armed robbers. they held up an armored truck outside of the sun trust bank on la this happened last tuesday around lunchtime. two men approached the guard of a brink truck like this one and stole money. they took off in a maroon sedan and we have a description in the next washington app. you can look there. there is a $10,000 reward for information in this case. >>> cameras caught police in minnesota kicking a man several this was a case of mistaken identity. officers thought the man was a suspect that they were looking for. the incident happened months a

appeared at george mason university and urged voters to elect his running mate hillary stop in richmond. meantime donald trump's daughters ivanka and tiffany stopped in virginia. they spoke about how tough the campaign has been. they urged everyone to get out and vote >>> of course the weather is all important on election day. looks like it will be chilly start. how will the day finish? >> mild finish. a split decision i think most people will really like this forecast. for those of you who want a chill in november. keep in mind the sun is coming up early. that helps out those early voters now that we're in standard time. sun is up after 6:00 a.m. and election day is a weather win in the d m v. a lot of frost and freeze, and there will be areas early on down at the freezing mark, keep in mind. here in the district about 8:00 a.m. we should temperatures in the mid 40's, that could be a by noon, lots of sunshine, we're up to 60, few more clouds enter the picture in the afternoon and our temperature should max out about 68. election day forecast we're in good shape with the high temperatur

he and vice president biden spoke at george mason university in fairfax county before kaine continued on to richmond. julie carey got one of the last before the election. you can see that right here tomorrow morning on news4 today. >>> it's all hands on deck as the u.s. government gears up to protect our country on election day. it's staffing bunkers with intelligence agents to mon on the any possible threats amid concerns about russian hackers. and 5,000 uniformed police officers are in new york city where both candidates will end the night. >> if you have not voted yet, the polls will open tomorrow from 6:00 a.m.o virginia and from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in washington, d.c. there is still time to register in the district. >> if your dc resident, you have two forms of id and you go to your polling location, you can register to vote came day, and vote with a regular ballot. >> when you are at the polls, we would like you to keep an eye out for any kind of machines, vote ripping or somebody being denied the right to vote. if you see anything like that, we invite you to contact the news

mason university. hillary clinton slight lead in virginia. later today, trump will campaign at the louden county fair ground, we will bring you that on the fox 5 news at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton appeared at a big rally in philadelphia last night. pennsylvania is one of the key battleground states, and clinton take a look. ? ?. >> got the eye of the tiger. that is singer katie perry entertaining the crowd. she urged everything to get out and vote on tuesday, she's encouraged because millions of people have taken advantage of early voting. >> why are they out there voteing? because i believe they are standing up for a hopeful inclusive vision of america. and i'm asking you to stand up for that same vision when you come out and vote. on november 8th, it's your turn, philadelphia. >> clinton will be back until on monday, election eve, and she'll be joined on the campaign trail by president obama. meanwhile, clinton's running mate tim kaine, he lost out on petersburg with

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he started editing, co-editing a magazine with george mason and eventually founded the american mercury and by that point he was a notable american figure or a celebrity. he declined in the 30s because it was quite critical of the new deal and fdr. at a time when they didn't want to be made fun of. you have this remarkable resurgence at the end of his life for at least the end of his career with a limited trilogy of memoirs that were quite successful and quite popular. they recently came out in the library of america series. it is not so much about 10% back his encounters to different parts of his life. one has actually i kind of huck finn quality to it instead his days as a newspaper man and other days as i can't remember the last title slug went out there. >> that book comes out in december on trade november 2015. we've been talking with associate professor dg hart. >> thank you. .. for the third time. that's a record. before i do those honors i want to let you know that anne's husband traveled to memphis with the.

he has rallies scheduled at seven-30 at george mason university in fairfax... and at 9-30 in richmond. for more final check of the pulse of virginia voters before election day. a new poll from the commonwealth comes out in less than 15 minutes, at six a-m. we'll update you as soon as the results comein. abc-7 is your home for complete coverage on election night. we'll have crews all across our area tuesday -- and reporters with the trump and clinton campaigns in new york. plus - wall to wall coverage on newschannel 8 starting at seven p-m, as the results coming up at six - legally registred to vote in three states? seven on your side goes undercover to investigate this common problem of triple voting at the polls. plus - a woman goes out for a jog, and never returns. what family and friends think happened to a california mother who has been missing for 4 days. and a high-speed chase, with a dramatic finish. the hour-long ordeal while you were asleep, and what made the more dangerous. in the day ahead, a section of the four mile run trail in south arlington will

he will appear with the vice president biden at a get out the vote rally at george mason around 7:30 tonight. then they are off to richmond for a rally there. there is no word whether kaine will appear with clinton at a midnight rally in raleigh, north carolina. also in stopped in manassas for a town hall appearance. though polls show virginia leading democrats ivank ab and tiffany trump on making a last minute push with their favor in the commonwealth. they thanked the trump supports and talked about confidence in a thrump win tomorrow. jonathan: for the past month we have been going from town to town in votetrak 2016 to find out what is most important to you. if voter. you are the most important. now with just one night to go, votetrak 2016 trim in virginia. the largest counties in fairfax. you have seen a lot and you have heard a lot. i got to imagine the voters feel like you do. glad it's coming to an end. brad: you know we heard a lot today. we have people to put the feelings in words. one word specifically on the handmade sign. some of the feelings. conflicting, chaotic, import

. >> george mason university professor robert lichter. his studies of media bias are often cited by conservas. >> trump is outrageous. he is unpredictable. >> stay on point. donald. stay on point. all the definitions of what makes some one news worthy. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. nice and easy. >> reporter: analysis of nearly 20,000 articles on the web sites of major media outlets shows stories about trump vastly out numbering stories about clinton. a harvard university survey found that both candidates are but trump's is more negative. which trump actually turns to his advantage. >> donald trump isn't complaining abut media bias because he believes it is happening he complains about it because it refs up his troops. >> has donald trump done a better job of using the media than hillary clinton in the campaign. >> donald trump has clearly manage to use the media better than hillary clinton. >> except? >> when you are a star they let you do it. >> reporter: the access hollywood bus video didn't roll right off donald trump. neithe

. >> let's bring in professor of law at george mason university and author of "the way back, restoring the promise of america," frank buckley. so you write in this week's "new york post" that trump is a shape shifter who has utterly transformed one political party and confounded the other. let's start with the first. what does donald trump mean for the republican party? >> well, a complete change from what had gone before, at least in the person of someone like mitt romney. romney came out with, as you'll recall, a 57-point plan which absolutely nobody read. but while he communicated a perfect fidelity to right-wing principles, he also conveyed an indifference to people, and voters got that, and president obama conveyed the message that i've got your back, and people voted for him. so that kind of conservatism, that kind of right-wing ideology just died in 2012. what trump came up with, i think, is something a little different. i mean, the primary message is, i'm going to look after the american people, and frankly, i think he's going to surprise a lot of people. i think he's going to

afn for the democrats tim kaineai and joe biden will be speakingni at george mason universityrs before heading to richmondichm later today. for now we're live in manassas anjali hemphill fox5 news. new >> during the stop clinton loose cannon trying to explainnt the difference between trump and herself.ween >> i think it's fair to say to y that after all the months ofs o this campaign my opponent hasenh a very dark and divisive view v of our country.oury sometimes when i hear himear him speak i honestly don't recognize the country he that ht he is talking about. sometimes i'm not sure he recognizes the country he he'sn' talking about. >> today clinton is scheduledlie to make stops in the battleground states ofof michigan pennsylvania and north carolina. nolary cillary clinton is invani thone clear. comb he mee says there is nothing in the newest batch ofba e-mails that would change the decision not prosecute hillary clinton. just over a week ago comb he pro ago comb mee announced th here woulde beb an investigation into theestiont e-mails connected to clinton cnt found on former congres

hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine is scheduled to hold a rally at george mason unsi donald trump's daughter ivanka will be in manassas, then sterling to participate in two town hall events. >>> the wusa 9 news app is a great way to stay on top of the election. find voter guides, get breaking political news alerts on your phone. a free download. >>> as the country prepares to elect our first woman president general is being remembered. janet reno died from complications of parkinson's disease. reno was at the center of several explosive events during the clinton administration including the deadly federal raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas. it happened in 1993 and ended with the deaths of 25 children at the compound. janet reno was 78. >>> right now final jury selection is underway in the federal trial the self-proclaimed white supremacist is charged with killing nine worshippers during a prayer service at an historic black church in charleston, south carolina last year. roof could be put to death if convicted. >>> investigators are expanding their search for more b

mason university for matt joins us in studio for a recap on the scary moments there. >> they really were. can you believe just two days? the real deal is coming. i guess i better get going. on this campaign's final saturday, trump made stops in north carolina, nevada, colorado. he held a rally in the sunshine state before taking off for pennsylvania. all of this does not include the work of the vice presidential candidates, one of which was right here in our backyard. the trump-pence ticket. >> reporter: hundreds joined her outside the student center, each waiting to get inside and hear from mike pence. >> are we going to stop, plant our feet, turn around and march back up the hill to a stronger america at home and abroad, a more prosperous america for this generation and the next? >> reporter: also on saturday night, secret service agents rushed donald trump off stage in reno, nevada. a young man was quickly t to custody and escorted in to the convention center. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. >> reporter: trump thanked the secret servic

. >> fairfax county police arrested two protesters that put up the flyers on signs at george mason university. the problem here the suspects not students used industrial glue to put up flyers. police estimated it will cost 2500 to remove the flyers and glue on all of the signs. investigators say they used surveillance down the protesters. >> coming up next it was simple mistake making it easy for thieves to break into some local homes. >> also tonight find out why the former playboy model is facing charges in la. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. er." he's going like "i don't remember!? after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig. you can do anything. i moved on her like a [bleep] g and degrading. it just seems like he's invaded our lives. and he's the republican nominee for president.

. >> fairfax county police arrested two protesters that put up the flyers on signs at george mason university. the problem here the suspects not students used industrial glue to put up flyers. police estimated it will cost 2500 to remove the flyers and glue on all of the signs. investigators say they used surveillance cameras to track down the protesters. >> coming up next it was simple mistake making it easy for thieves to break into some local homes. >> also tonht the former playboy model is the former playboy model is facing charges in la. we'll be right back fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great deal. only from fios. when it's time to move to underwear, toddlers see things... a bit differently. thanks to pampers easy ups... while they see their first

. >> george mason university professor, robert lichter. his studies of media bias are often cited by conservatives. >> trump is outrageous. he is >> stay on point, donald. stay on point. >> all the definitions of what makes someone newsworthy. >> no sidetracks, donald. nice and easy. nice and easy. >> analysis of nearly 20,000 articles on the websites of major media outlets show stories about trump vastly out numbering the stories about clinton. >> a harvard university survey pound that both candidates are getting mostly bad press, but which trump actually turns to his advantage. >> donald trump isn't just complaining about media bias because he believes it is happening. he is complaining about it because it revs up his troops. >> has donald trump dope a better job of using the media than hillary clinton in this campaign? >> donald trump has clearly managed to use the media better than hillary clinton. >> reporter: except. >> hey, when you are a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> the access hollywood bus video didn't roll rig