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Johnson and russ feingold. That is followed by joe heck and Catherine Cortez debating for the nevada u. S. Senate. Watch complete coverage on cspan listen on the cspan radio app. Donald trump says he is not pulling out of the president ial race despite calls by some to do just that after comments he made in the video were made public yesterday. The nominee said today that he had tremendous support and he wa would never withdraw. Well, other republicans continue to express disapproval. Kelly ayotte announced she will not be voting for mr. Trump. In a witten releas written release, she governor mike pence was scheduled to attend a conference today, but there are reports that he has canceled the appearance. It is taking place in speaker paul ryans district. We will take you there live at 3 30 eastern on cspan. The second president ial debate is sunday night in st. Louis, missouri. Watch live coverage at 7 30 eastern for a preview and then viewer reaction with calls, tweets, and comments.
VietnamRepublic-ofArkansasUnited-statesWest-bankLongviewTexasNevadaChinaCaliforniaSan-diegoMexico nsa leaker edward snowden leaves the moscow airport. snowed beden was issued temporary asylum in russia for a year. has been holed up at the airport for more than a month. if snowden is allowed to stay in russia, the white house is not going to be happy about this. ariel castro the cleveland man who held three women captive for a decade will be formerly sentenced today. castro prepared to apologize league officials have told the players union which players espn reporting alex rodriguez is negotiating a lengthy suspension to avoid a lifetime ban. members of congress head to the white house today to voice their concerns about the government s massive surveillance program. new information leak, about the nsa s ability to monitor pretty much everything you do online. george zimmerman s been spending a little time in texas. pulled over outside of texas while carrying a gun. what a coincidence. overnight, it became legal in two more states for gay co
NevadaUnited-statesDecaturTexasVermontBrentwoodNew-yorkBrazilMinnesotaCaliforniaSan-diegoSyria we begin with jeff pegues. reporter: with nearly 900 killed in five days of clashes with the egyptian military the call to end the flow of u.s. money are getting louder. south carolina senator lindsay graham believes egypt is looking more and more like a failed state. we re going to have to suspend our aid because we can t support the reaction of the military. reporter: historically the u.s. has been a sponsor of the egyptian military with 1.5 billion dollars in aid the u.s. sends egypt yearly, 1.3 of it is for the country s security forces. it was the military that ousted the elected president mohammed morsi and is shooting the president s supporters. middle east analyst mohsin khan says even if u.s. aid is suspended it will have little affect. egypt needs something close to between 15 and 20 billion to get by. 1.3 billion is not really going to be much. an they re going to get a lot more from the arab countries. reporter: for decades the u.s. has relied on egypt s
New-yorkUnited-statesJapanFloridaRhode-islandCaliforniaSan-diegoGulfportMississippiGeorgiaBeaver-creekWashington axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod with a special western edition of the broadcast. we begin tonight with the brutal heat that s gripped much of the eastern half of the nation last week. it s about to break. the heat and humidity has claimed at least 15 lives in the last six days, including five in milwaukee. in the northeast, the average temperature this week was ten degrees higher than the normal average temperature in july. at least 75 record highs were set at airports east of the mississippi. and yesterday, it felt as hot in lakehurst, new jersey 123 degrees as it did in death valley, california. but this blast of heat is about to run its course. i m joined now by meteorologist jeff berardelli of miami station wfor. jeff, millions of people waiting to hear about a break in the heat. are they going to get what they re looking for? they re going to be very happy, especially as we head into tomorrow. temperatures are going to drop by about 10 degrees, but the humid
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