president trump standing up for his son, and slamming critics in the mainstream media what he is calling a witch-hunt. am so tired of that term. white house press briefing just wrapping up. we ll take you there live for update. major media wheeling and dealing in sun valley, idaho. charlie gasparino is there with the scoop, if he hasn t already been kicked out. it happened in the past. among our other guests this hour, alabama senator, luther strange, the head of house freedom caucus, mark meadows, the host of mediabuzz, howard kurtz. connell: hop gasparino makes it to his hit. hope. 120 point gain are he or about theres. we re at record territory, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. pretty good. connell, all green on the screen. 29 of 30 dow components green. only jpmorgan was red. look at closing numbers up 123 points. at this level of it 21,000 532. the movers, vix, the fear index jumped around as we get difficult headlines, particularly
make america great again. good evening and welcome to our special pbs news hour of the republican national convention.t i m gwen ifill. i m judy woodruff. joining us all week from the other side of the arena next to the podium the host of npr s weekend edition sunday rachel martin. rachel, great to have you with us and here in the anchor boothh as always syndicated columnist mark shields and new york times ifill: also with us, npr s national political correspondent, mara liasson. later on in the evening, npr s political editor domenico montanaro and senior editor ron elving will join us. woodruff: amy walter from the cook political report is with us at the table, great to have you here. and down on the floor we have newshour correspondent lisane desjardin and npr congressional reporter susan davis. welcome to you both! ifill: out on the streets, john yang is covering any potential unrest. protests are expected, but the security is heavy and thousands of police are
suspected gunman right now. the streets there are closed in that area. news4 s jackie bensen is headed to the scene and will bring you a live report straight ahead. well, the feds are now taking an interest in the damage that was done to a local mosque. vandals have now targeted this ivy city mosque twice in a matter of days. news4 s mark segraves is live in northeast d.c. at the mos tock show us how investigators and leaders there are now handling this. reporter: the ivy city mosque has been in this neighborhood just off new york avenue for nearly 20 years. but after two recent incidents of vandalism, the fbi has now taken notice. the fbi came and visit and they just wanted to make sure that we re okay and, you know they looked around they took pictures and they gave me their card in case we need their help. reporter: at first police told those who worship at this mosque the vanld lism was randalism was random and not linked to hate. they thought it was linked to oth
north carolina s head coach. an amazing lightning storm captured from space. first look starts right now. good morning, i m gigi stone woods. oh, what a night. huge blowout wins for the political outsiders in the new hampshire primaries. hillary clinton badly bruised, john kasich given new life. the rest are left fighting for their political lives. donald trump won nearly every voting demographic and group for men and women, to those with and without a college degree. even scoring among conservatives and moderates. 65% of voters who said they want a candidate who tells it like it is sided with trump. and 61% who want an outsider. most of his supporters made up their minds more than a month ago. here s part of trump s victory speech. i am going to be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. remember that. we are going to start winning again. we don t win anymore. as a country, we don t win on trade, we don t win with the military. we can t beat isis. we don t w
republican and democrat candidates fight for a special election. its chief national correspondent ed henry examines the message from middle america on tariffs. white house in chaos? we will see what chris stirewalt thinks. hello and welcome to fox news @ night p and i am shannon bream in washington. new tonight: backlash against a world wind tour of msnbc and cnn by sam nunberg. he said he would defy a subpoena from robert mueller to testify in the russian investigation. later he said he probably would cooperate. he faced direct questions on the air about whether he was drinking. a source close to the trump campaign telling fox news sam nunberg was fired for more than once for good reason. the same source said the notion there is something on the president, is only in nunberg s mind. we are learning more about an australian diplomat who leveraged a massive donation to the clinton foundation. turns out he is the one who tipped off the fbi, launching the entire russia collu