martha: a fk *. as we start, wall street braces for what could be a nosedive at the opening bell after suffering its worst week in four years. not a fire in site. overas investors stunned as their main index plunges 8.5%. all the gains for 2015 are gone in china and the united states. all eyes on wall street. we'll follow the start of trading as it kicks off at the bottom of the hour. also, three american heroes honored overnight for stopping a potential massacre that could have been carried out on a train pat was bound for paris. >> reporter: nice to be with you this monday morning. i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer. the three men jump into across when and i islamic terrorist whipped as you an ak-47 on a passenger train and he had dozens of rounds of ammunition. the three americans beat the gunman unconscious and hogtied him. >> he was trying to charge the weapon and alec andal and andan the shoulder and said let's go. he kept pulling more weapons left and right. pulled out a handgun. he took ou

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martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. the analysts are looking at 60,000 emails. clinton standing firm. she denies there is any wrongdoing. >> the state department has confirmed that i did not send nor receive material glassified. i'm repeating the facts. i did not send nor did i receive material marked classified. martha: material narkd classified she specifies there. >> reporter: officials say among the 60 emails, all have classified emails and one is classified secret. the inspector general for the intelligence community reported to congress that in a review of 40 clinton emails, 4 contained information. martha: how is the secretary of state defending herself in the midst of this investigation? >> reporter: she claims she broke no rules saying they received and sent no emails marked classified. it's largely bureaucrat i can confusion. >> that's something they will have to determine. there are disputes betweenagenc, could have or would have been done. that's for them to work out. >> her decision to handle her email in this way has delayed our ability to do our j

martha, what's next. martha: the irs cyber attack that hit 100,000 taxpayers. it turns out that number is higher than we originally thought. bill: a two-legged robot on the run in central [♪] bill: football players at northwest university will not be aloud to form their own union. northwestern and the ncaa applauding that decision saying they consider their athletes students first. the athletes argue they were employees at the university and should have been paid for that. martha: you think all the disputes and how little some of them will be able to make afterwards. the universities have made these programs such a huge part of what they do. severe weather is hitting the deep south. reports of a possible tornado in southern mississippi. meteorologist maria molina is live with more. what can we expect out there? >> reporter: what's interesting to note is yesterday we weren't expecting a severe weather outbreak. so it's important during the summertime. make sure you have a way to get the weather warnings. and for june, a possible tornado from mississippi. but w

martha: good morning. our own ed henry confronted hillary clinton about the private server and classified information that has been found in 300 email messages. that exchange got heated. watch for yourself. >> isn't leadership about taking responsibility? >> i take span the. i just told jeff. that does not change the facts and no matter what anybody try to say, the facts are suborn. >> the f.b.i. believes you tried to wipe the entire server. wipe the whole thing. >> i have no idea, that's why we turned it over. >> did you wipe the server? >> wipe it with a cloth? i don't know how it works physically at all. i know you want to make a pointi have said. martha: in a moment of frustration she turned and threw her hand up in the air and said nobody is talking to me about this except you guys. what are the legal issues being specifically raised here? >> reporter: very serious issues whether classified information was passed around. that is what the f.b.i. is looking to, the handling of that information, the secu

martha: dr. ben carson told reporters what makes him dprifnlt all the others. >> i'm the only one to separate siamese twins. the only one to operate on babies while they are still in a mother's womb, the only one to take out half of a brain though would you think if you go to washington that someone had beat me too t d me me to it. but freedom is not free and we must fight for it every day. every one of us must fight for it because we are fighting for our children and the next generation. bill: that comment alone shows you the uniqueness of these individual and what they brought here to cleveland. senator ted cruz promising americans his presidency would come down to one thing and's honesty. >> i believe the american people are looking for someone to speak the truth. if you are looking for someone to go to washington to go along to get along, to agree with the career politicians in both parties who get in bed with the lobbyists and special interests, then i ain't your guy. martha: governor jeb bu

martha: i'm martha maccallum. the top two republican candidate taking aim at each other. this time jeb bush punching back. first the donald. >> he said the other day one of the dumber thing i have heard in politic when talking about iraq. i don't see how electable. jeb bush is a low energy person. >> he was for a single paramedical system until recently. when people look at his record, it's not a conservative record. even on immigration, hundreds of millions to implement his plan is not a good plan. bill: chris stirewalt, good morning to you. has the earth moved? are we in a new phase? >> maybe. what we definitely are in is a mismatch. jeb bush is not equipped to have a fight with donald trump. donald trump spent years playing the character of himself in professional wrestling, i'll smack you in the face and body slam. he knows how to do this stuff. jeb push goes out and sounds like milk toast. the' what is ironic, he's not losing voters to donald trump. he's losing voters to scott walker and john kasich and marco rubio. bill: think is what bush says about trump. he was a

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martha: don't listen to what they say. that you're not good enough or you can't do it, that you are incompetent or indecisive. it is all a lie. make your voice heard. that you are mad as hell and you will not take it anymore. you can't take it anymore. or you won't have a career. ♪ ♪ emily: she took ebay from a 30 person startup to multi-billion-dollar powerhouse. then ran a hard, expensive race for california governor and lost. now, meg whitman faces what may be her biggest challenge yet, turning around struggling icon hewlett-packard. her solution, to split the company in two. perhaps the biggest seperation in the history of american business. joining me today on "studio 1.0", hp ceo and chairman, meg whitman. thank you so much for joining us. it is really an honor to be here

>> well, thanks, martha. i have to tell you, her campaign is so much different than 2008, it has energy, it's organized. it's a grassroots campaign. when i look at those numbers, i think of the race with michele bachmann surging at this point. 2004, dick again hart was surging. i think she's running a strong campaign, she was just in minnesota. i was in the room and saw these delegates from all over the country inspired and enthusiastic and cheering and so, i think you have to look at her cheering, how she's respo responding to these 17 opponents who are attacking her daily. >> the campaign worry about losing one-third of their support? >> well, again i think you haha heard again from her directly. she suspected there would be other candidates in the race. you can't just waltz in and win a democratic primary. we have seen many in the past think they could do that. i think she approached this with a vigor from the beginning, having been through this before. that that she was going to be scrappy, meeting people

>> well, thanks, martha. being that we're in minnesota and that we can see iowa from our march and i have been down there for hillary clinton. i have to tell you, her campaign is so much different than 2008, it has energy, it is organized. it's a grassroots campaign. when i look at those numbers, i think of races like michele bachmann surging at this point. 2004, dick gephardt was surging. i think she's running a strong campaign, she was just in minnesota. i was in the room and saw these delegates from all over the country inspired and enthusiastic and cheering and so, i think you have to look at her energy, how she's responding to these 17 opponents that are, you know, basely attacking her daily. >> the campaign worry about losing one-third of their support? >> well, again i think you have heard from her directly. this is not a coronation. she expected there would be other candidates in the race. you can't just waltz in and win a democratic primary. we have seen many people in the past think they could do th

martha griffith, who was a power in her own right, said of julia hanson that she knew how to exercise power better than any woman who she had seen in any legislature and coming from martha griffith, that's high praise. so here we have a campaign postcard of martha griffins who was one of the influential women members from the 1950s into the 1970s. she represented a michigan district and like some of the earlier women here, like julia butler hanson, she has got a lot of experience before she ever comes to congress. choose a lawyer, she serves as a judge in michigan and she's elected to the house in 1954. she comes in in 1955. and she, too, very quickly moves into positions of influence. she's the first woman after a number of women in congress had campaigns with the speaker to get a seat on the very exclusive ways and means committee, the tax committee. and from that position, she really weighs in on a lot of issues affecting women monetarily, but she's probably best known as the mother of the equal rights amendment. every year, she reintroduced the equal rights amendment which has a h

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coming from martha that's high praise. here we have a campaign postcard of martha griffiths, one of the influential members from the 1950s into the 1970s. she represented a michigan district. like some of the earlier women here like julia butler hansen, she has a lot of experience before she ever comes to congress. she's a lawyer. she serves as a judge in michigan. she elected to the house in 1954. she comes in in 1955. she, too, she quickly moves into positions of influence. after a number of women in congress had campaigned with the speaker, to get a seat on the exclusive ways and means committee, the tax committee. from that position she weighs in on a lot of issues affecting women monetarily. but she is probably best known as the mother of the equal rights amendment. every year she reintroduced the equal rights amendment. which has a history in the congress and congress to 1923. the bill was stuck in the judiciary committee. she was critical of the supreme court. she didn't think the supreme court was ever going to dec

i hope you make it to martha stewart's garden. >> me too! martha, call me! >> jimmy: martha, call her for god's sake. >> jimmy: natasha leggero! "another period" airs tuesdays at 10:30 pm on comedy central. and we shall return with music from big talk. concert series is presented by samsung. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i feel like suzanne summers. >> jimmy: i want to thank all my guests and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first, this is the album "straight in, no kissin" here with the song "i've been sentimental lately," big talk. i wrote a song hey can you believe it i wrote a song just for you and baby you take it or leave it i don't care really what you choose i remember we were so lovey lovey lovey then you'd bleed me to deceive the lovey-dovey you put away your love babe so i see through to you well i got a better place for you i got a better idea you sit and laugh come on lady careful what you say don't leave me too long honey ain't

i hope you make it to martha stewart's garden. >> me too! martha, call me! >> jimmy: martha, call her for god's sake. >> jimmy: natasha leggero! "another period" airs tuesdays at 10:30 pm on comedy central. and we shall return with music from big talk. ♪ concert series is presented by samsung. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i feel like suzanne summers. >> jimmy: i want to thank all my guests and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first, this is the album "straight in, no kissin" here with the song "i've been sentimental lately," big talk. ♪ ♪ i wrote a song hey can you believe it i wrote a song just for you ♪ and baby you take it or leave it i don't care really what you choose ♪ ♪ i remember we were so lovey lovey lovey then you'd bleed me to deceive the lovey-dovey ♪ ♪ you put away your love babe so i see through to you ♪ ♪ well i got a better place for you i got a better idea you sit and laugh ♪ ♪ come on lady careful

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. >> next on our tour of the history of fort lauderdale, author martha gutierrez steinkamp on her book "spain: the forgotten alliance" about how spain helped america gain independence from great britain. martha: i decided to write this book because every time i mentioned whatever roles gameplay in our, people look at the with a strange face. as a matter of fact, sometimes teachers would say, i've never been this in my entire life. or they would take, oh, sure, sure

martha, thank you. and a reminder. martha has a big show this morning, live from the iowa state fairgrounds. you can see much more of her interview with donald trump and several other republican candidates, that's coming up later this morning on abc's "this week." >>> and this morning, the manhunt for a suspected killer is over. benjamin peter ashley had been on the run for 18 days. but met a violent death. overnight he was gunned down by sheriff's deputies putting an end to his alleged one-man crime scene and abc's aditi roy has more on the one clue that tipped off police. >> reporter: overnight, authorities shot and killed an accused murderer, after a massive 18-day manhunt brought to an end by this man, minimart clerk gary welfl. >> he just came in and got some food, what not. he seemed like the guy that was on the newspaper. >> reporter: the kern county sheriff said that 34-year-old benjamin period ashley had been on the run ever since taking three men hostage in july. days later, investigators found the body of a

martha with us live tonight. martha, even though these women have passed the grueling ranger course, when do they find out if they'll be allowed to serve as rangers? >> reporter: well, the services are doing assessments of integrating women and the secretary of defense will decide around the beginning of next year if all combat roles will be open to them, but a big step this week, david. >> all right, martha raddatz, always great to have you. martha, thank you. >>> we turn next here to video emerging this evening that shows what often draws those great whites closer to shore. an encounter with a seal. the shark right here on the chase, the seal leaping out of the water. the shark, of course, jumping after it. it is a scenario we've seen frequently this summer, seals and fish in shallow waters, drawing those sharks closer to beaches and to swimmers. abc's david wright with the beach where this was all spotted. >> reporter: just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water -- dramatic new pictures of the oc

hillary clinton going to martha's vineyard overnight for a private party. donald trump back to new york city tomorrow, where he has jury duty. >> i wonder if he'll be accepted for jury duty. devin thank you. >>> abc's martha raddatz was on the chopper with the donald as he landed at the state fair. here's a snippet of their conversation. >> you don't think this's a little much? >> no. i am who i am. it's good for the kids. the kids love it. >> all right, martha is on the fairgrounds in iowa right now where she'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. martha, you have been on choppers in the middle east, what was it like to be on a helicopter with the donald? >> very, very different than those helicopters in the middle east, a lot quieter, the leather seats, a lot nicer. you think folks here in iowa, that's what they want, but they loved seeing that helicopter flying overhead, emblazoned with trump across it. and donald trump loved it as well. and i have to say, those little kids in the helicopter were absolutely thrilled. >> so much has been made of tr

but there is her signature, martha washington. so it's entirely possible to imagine that that's a book that spent the winter at valley forge along with the general and his suffering soldiers. a few other objects, again, an object that quite likely was also used in valley forge, the soldier's canteen. it seems like a fairly mundane object but there's really probably about half a dozen canteens that have survived from the revolution with this surcharge, which tells us that -- the state's surcharge which tells us this was the property of the continental army that was actually marked. there's an order that came out midway through the war because so much of the material they were having trouble keeping track. soldiers would be discharge and take their gear home and, of course, perennially short on supplies. there was an effort by marking weapons

. >> next on our tour of the history of fort lauderdale, author martha gutierrez steinkamp on her book "spain: the forgotten alliance" about how spain helped america gain independence from great britain. martha: i decided to write this book because every time i mentioned whatever roles gameplay in our, people look at the with a strange face. as a matter of fact, sometimes teachers would say, i've never been this in my entire life. or they would take, oh, sure, sure, you are saying this is you are spanish and you want to tell this story. i said, no i'm saying it because it really happened. that is why i decided to write it. spain's role was quite significant, because in the very early years, 74 75, also in 76 and in 77, spain was covertly assisting the colonies. why covertly? for two reasons. the first one is the most important, because spain had multiple colonies. how is spain going to support colonies getting beaten by their master? it was a very tricky situation. also at the time, there were situations between spain and england and france after the seven years war, and things were re

. >> martha has said over half of her staff working at hpp now were former clients, so they are truly success stories from her program because now they have stabilize their families and they have an income and a job all thanks to martha and hpp. >> martha started this organization 25 years ago to help pregnant women who were in desire straights. it has evolved to help not only pregnant women, but women and their familieses stabilize their family that are in poverty. >> i worked as a volunteer. joel and i helped women give birth in san diego for years. i think women that are pregnant are very special to me. when i found this organization and all the good things martha has done, it was just a perfect fit. >> you know it gives these families choices too. as was mentioned the cycle of poverty, sometimes you have to do what you can to get by uber driver fortunately. now these women have choices and now 50 percent of them have a job and a chance and that's all you can ask for. so if we can help out in any way in that area, that's why we're really close to this. >> all right. brain floor s t

joining us on booktv is author martha biondi. professor what do you do at northwestern university? >> guest: i'm a professor back in american studies and history. >> host: what do you teach? >> guest: like teach courses on the civil rights movement. i teach a survey of academic in history. i just finished teaching a freshman seminar called is america post-racial so generally i do african-american history after the civil war to the present. >> host: and what is your answer to the question on the seminar you teach is america post-racial and first of all what is happening, post-racial? what does that mean? >> guest: the course interrogates this idea that began to circulate after the election of barack obama to the presidency that a black man was in the white house that perhaps united states had over tom's long history of racism and segregation and white supremacy and so there was a lot of attention to that question after he was first elected. tragically and very sadly in our recent time we have seen very unfortunate and dramatic illustrations that that's absolutely not the case. the c

martha martha, even though the women have passed the course, when do they find out if they'll be allowed to serve? >> reporter: well, the services are doing assessments of integrating women and the secretary of defense will decide around the beginning of next year if all combat roles will be open to them, but a big step this week, david. >> all right, martha raddatz, great to have you. thank you. >>> we turn next here to video emerges this evening that shows what often draws those great whites closer to shore. and encounter with a seal. the shark right here on the chase, the seat leaping out of the water. the shark, of course, jumping after it. is a scenario we've seen frequently this summer. seems and fish in shallow waters, drawing the sharks closer to beaches and to abc's david wright with the spotted. >> reporter: just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water -- dramatic new pictures of the ocean's fiercest predator. watch again. that's a seal jumping out of the water off the coast of cape cod. the great white shark breaching right after, snapping its powerful jaws as it

it says martha stewart's -- >> it's martha's. it could be martha -- >> martha and i are on a first name. i tell her, you know, it's really easy. yes, i will admit there no things that should be obvious to anyone who bakes. >> what temperature? >> i might have known to grease the pan. it. >> in the recipe it calls for vanilla nowhere does it say put the vanilla in the mixture. i had to improvise. it doesn't say put vanilla in. >> do you have to do step by step? >> yes! >> really? >> step by step. >> i thought i was helping you out helping her make the first birthday cake. >> i feel thankful for your recipe and i have a few little additions. >> i want to see the cake picture in the face. >> it's going to be the best cake you've ever had. >> keep drinking that wine. >> we will. >> we should do wine in the earlier hours. >> i don't know why you don't? >> at least at 7:20. >> are you a left-hander? >> yes. >> you? >> no. righty. matt lauer is and you know who else? >> president obama. >> brad pitt, angelina jolie, who is that in the c

on the presidency, from martha washington to michelle obama. >> now look at highlights of the c-span cities tour as we learn about the history of the cities and towns across america in cooperation with her cable partners. to learn more about the stops on our 2015 tour, visit www.c-span.org/citiestour. ♪ >> where standing in the main waiting room of union station here in omaha, nebraska. it was a second union station built by union pacific to serve the citizens of omaha for real travel. the architects wanted to make a statement about what the

from cleveland as well with colleagues bill and martha. a lot of people say it started so earlier just a reminder first debate was in may in south carolina. this is a big moment especially because the first time we'll see donald trump on a debate stage. i think there are a lot of people interested in how that all will transpire but every candidate i think is anxious about this two-hour debate. in the top 10, to see how, you know they can position themselves. really answer substantive policy questions.

kevin corke is live produce from marcia's martha's vineyard with more. >> reporter: great to be with you. the president as you mentioned having vacation time in martha's vineyard but it's a sun and sales job as you point out as he tries to convince congressional lawmakers to toe the line. he's trying to get enough democrats to maintain the veto override over in the house. >> you don't negotiate deals with your friends. you negotiate them with your enemies. and superpowers don't respond to taunts. superpowers focus on what is it that we need to do in order to preserve our national security. and the national security of our allies and our friends. >> reporter: okay. so clearly right there you can see the president is talking a lot about this notion that well why deal with a dishonest, untrustworthy regime like the one in tehran but he makes a point that's precisely with whom you should have negotiations. that's precisely with whom you should try to strike a deal to find some common ground especially on something as crucial as nuclear safety uma? >> what are gop lawmakers saying right n

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martha raddatz with the dramatic pictures coming in now. >>> the developing headline, the shooting inside a federal building late today in new york city. a security guard shot and later dying in the hospital. the gunman shooting himself dead. >>> also at this hour, the hurricane in the atlantic. hitting category three strength. the track at this hour. >>> breaking news in the case of the porch shooting of an unarmed black athlete. tonight, the jury and what they revealed a short time ago. >>> your money. tonight, the dow plunging. down nearly 900 points in two days. what now for americans planning to retire? >>> and the hack attack on a website for cheating spouses widens tonight. up to 35 million now revealed. cheaters linked to the state department and homeland security. reality star josh duggar is on the list. >>> good evening, we begin with breaking news on several fronts tonight. first, the two american servicemen that jumped into action when a gunman prepared to open fire on a train. the americans taking him down. holding him. police meeting the train in a station in france. at thei

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but there is her signature, martha washington. so it's entirely possible to imagine that that's a book that spent the winter at valley forge along with the general and his suffering soldiers. a few other objects, again, an object that quite likely was also used in valley forge, the soldier's canteen. it seems like a fairly mundane object but there's really probably about half a dozen canteens that have survived from the revolution with this surcharge, which tells us that -- the state's surcharge which tells us this was the property of the continental army that was actually marked. there's an order that came out midway through the war because so much of the material they were having trouble keeping track. soldiers would be discharge and take their gear home and, of course, perennially short on supplies. there was an effort by marking weapons and accoutrements and things like canteens that they could try to get a better handle on keeping on that material. >> one of the great treasures in our collection is a simple modest little flag

getting back to martha's question how we change dependency. when i ran for governor of new york, one in 11 of every man, woman and child in the state of new york was on welfare. on welfare. think about that. and people said you can't win you. can't change the culture. but i knew that good people who wanted to be part of the american dream had become trapped in dependency because the federal government and the state government had made it in their economic interests not to take a job because the benefits if they didn't work were better. i changed that. we put in place mandatory work fare but we allowed people to keep health care. we put in place child -- >> yes, or no would you have expanded obama care in the state of new york had you been governor at that time? >> no. it should be repealed. by the way when i left there were over 1 million fewer people on welfare in new york state than when i took office. replacing dependency with opportunity. >> thank you, governor pataki in a moment here we'll talk to the candidates on an issue today on plann

from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz reporting live from the iowa state fair. begins now. >>>ing good morning, organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it's just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center, from the start. >> you're going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall -- it's going to be a wall that -- nobody's going through my wall, when trump builds wall i build walls. i don't think i have made mistakes. you want to know what things i'm going to differently for this country? almost everything. everything we do is wrong. the military, we're not taking care of the military. not taking care of our veterans. we're not taking care of our country. we're not taking care of our finances and our trade deals. we don't have victories. >> this morning, so many new questions about 2016, can donald trump keep up this momentum? how will his opponents step out of his shadow? w

martha, good to see you. still so early. what do his new poll numbers say about the state of hillary clinton's campaign in iowa? >> well, tom, the campaign has to be worried. as devin said, she's lost one-third of her support since may, but the campaign is putting the best spin on this, saying, we have always said that this would be a competitive primary, nothing is inevitable. and they feel confident in the state of the race right now. that would be hard to explain. let's remember 2008. she finished third behind barack obama and john edwards. a loss she described as excruciating. this morning, the pollster in iowa who conducted the most recent poll said this feels like 2008 all over again. >>> let's turn to republicans, trump is on top. that's not a new story. but one who was up is down in a significant way. >> scott walker has to be another unhappy candidate taking a real tumble in the polls, "the des moines register" poll showing him now in a tie for third place. he was number one in that poll in may. he's gone from 17% d

abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with what those women had to endure every step of the way to qualify as rangers. >> reporter: it is a legendary course. meant to bruise, blister -- >> let's go! >> reporter: and break you. >> ranger school is the absolute toughest most demanding course in the military. not just in the army, i think actually in the military. >> reporter: and this is the first year ever that women were allowed. from the first phase requiring 49 push-ups, 59 situps, six chinups and a five-mile run in no more than 40 minutes, to the last phase in the snake-infested swamps of florida. 20-hour days, gruelling obstacle courses and hikes with 50 pounds of gear that, in the end, equal the distance from boston to new york city. >> the female students are doing the same thing as the male students. we just consider them all ranger students. >> reporter: only 2 out of 5 male soldiers ever make it through. but this friday, when this historic ranger class graduates, two women will be there, proudly wearing the ranger tab. >> really incredible feat. mart martha,

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as you pointed out he is here on vacation at martha's vineyard, a very beautiful location. but clearly plenty to do including as you also pointed out that continuing sales job with congressional lawmakers on the hill somehow trying to hold the line on the marriage of the iran nuclear deal. now, the president obviously drew lots of criticism during that big speech over at american university. you know, he seemed to liken gop lawmakers to hard liners in iran who also oppose the deal. believe it or not the president is now doubling down on that comparison in a very recent interview. take a listen to what he's saying about that and in particular about senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> -- that mitch mcconnell and the rest of the folks in his caucus who oppose this jumped out and opposed it before they even read it. before it was even posted. is reflective of an ideological commitment not to get a deal done. >> reporter: meanwhile delivering the gop address today was senator bob corker of tennessee. he actually made some pretty interesting points. among the many things h

from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz, reporting live from the iowa state fair, begins now. >>> good morning. organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it's just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center from the start. >> you're going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall -- it's going to be a wall that -- nobody's going through my wall, trump builds walls i build walls. i don't think i have made mistakes. they do the polls and my numbers go up. you want to know what things i'm going to do different for this country? almost everything. because that's what has to happen. everything we do is wrong. the military, we're not taking care of the military. we're not taking care of our veterans. we're not taking care of our country. we're not taking care of our finances and our trade deals. when was the last time you saw this country have a victory? we don't have victories. >> th

hp instant ink. >>> martha's vineyard. the annual two week trek to martha's vineyard. we rarely get these shots so we're actually going to let you watch air force marine 1 land behind air force one. halle jackson standing by from the vineyard for us. tough gig you landed there, halle. what is happening ahead of the president arrival there? >> yeah play the world's smallest violin for me. as soon as he hits air force one, takes off, we expect him here in about two hours. security preparations are in place long before that. peoplerer r here are used to it then. the president first lady and ity sasha as well getting off in just a moment. they come here every year for the last six years and they will be here about two weeks. so folks know what it is like when the president is in town. a little more traffic. a few more road closures. but overall it is a busy time of year anyway. fridays in the summer incredibly popular. the president and his family will be here. we expect to see them out and about. no public eventes on the schedule but don't be surprised to see the presiden

. >> president barak obama is vacationing on martha's vineyard today. a nuclear deal with congressional republicans, they say they will vote no on the pact. now chuck schumer a key senator is saying no to the deal. cnn is traveling with the president and joins us now. so michelle what's the white house saying about the status of the deal right now? >> reporter: that chuck schumer announcement surprised many. the timing of it especially is that going to have a lot of influence of other democrats? many whom are excited about the deal. there is a way of thinking if he announced it that way and that far out from the actual congressional vote. doesn't that mean he must have known that he and the white house are very very confident that they will have enough votes to eventually sustain the veto that president obama would, he has already said he would do if that vote of disapproval goes through. so i mean that said the white house has expressed confidence of the ultimate sustaining of the veto. they said their reaction to chuck schumer's statement was fought r

from abc news, a special edition of "this week" with martha raddatz, reporting live from the iowa state fair, begins now. >>> good morning. organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it's just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center from the start. >> you're going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we're building a wall -- it's going to be a wall that -- nobody's going through my wall, trump builds walls i build walls. i don't think i have made mistakes. they do the polls and my numbers go up. you want to know what things i'm going to do different for this country? almost everything. because that's what has to happen. everything we do is wrong. the military, we're not taking care of the military. we're not taking care of our veterans. country. we're not taking care of our finances and our trade deals. when was the last time you saw this country have a victory? we don't have victories. >> this morning, so many new quest