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i can't believe you're moving to chicago. i'm thinking about getting some chain and just locking you up to that pipe over there. i love you. i love you, too. (jules) ohh. that is the first time i've heard travis say, "i love you, too," without it being followed by, "now stop watching me sleep, mom." if you keep spying on your son, the karma gods will punish you. hopefully the karma gods are busy having lunch with santa at a restaurant called "we don't exist." i think i'll be fine-- aah! ohh! (thumping)
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stupid karma gods. sprained knee, huh? yeah. that sucks. bright side-- you look like a pimp. you better pay my bitches! (laughs) that's fun. you know, i'm fine. us cobbs can get through anything. well, what about your son walking around with grandma's engagement ring in his pocket, trying to think of a way to keep his girlfriend from moving? i wonder what he'll do. maybe trav will just skip the ring and put a baby in her. that's what jelly bean would do. it's no fun when she's not here. you can't fix this one with a cane. unless you use it to pimp-whack kirsten over the head. no. i just hope that when he proposes, kirsten has enough sense to say no. (british accent) marry me, milady. (high-pitched voice) oh, god. it's an everything ring. pimp-whack. ohh! is there anything we can do to help with trav? just be there for him. (imitates travis) what if he talks in such a monotone way that i pass out from... (normal voice) don't whack me. look, you and travis always give each other crap. would it kill you to look him in the eye and say,
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"hey, buddy. how's it goin'?" isn't it enough that i wear these tight t-shirts you buy me? i mean, people assume i know farsi. i like to see what i pay for. (chuckles) he's my son. i want to know that he can count on you. okay. i'll try. (both imitate whip cracking) what are you, 6? grow up. sweetie, could you get me some ice for my knee? sure. (all imitate whip cracking) jules, what the fudgenstein? you asked me to bring you coffee but you bought one anyway? sorry. i just wanted to see if they'd write my pimp name on the cup. one soy latte for lady j. love explosion. can you believe her? maybe trav will just skip the ring and put a baby in kirsten. that's what jelly bean would do. i totally would. my life is so much better with you in it. all right. i guess i'll just give this coffee to bobby. nah, he's gonna be late. you know how hard it is to shower when you don't have a shower? sir. you can't do that here. understood, my friend, but you can't keep me from rinsing.
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(grunts) freedom! bobby's late. you waste my time bringing you coffee? i'm sick of this group taking each other for granted. you know, it is time for some justice, foster home-style, except without the coat hanger brandings. starting now, the punishment will fit the crime. vengeance--love it. who decides the punishment? we'll form a sacred council called... "the council." (whispers) "the council." all right, who should we get first? (all) break. jules... damn it. since you made me get you coffee today, and you did not take one sip, today you will be my official sip-giver. all right, grayson, i want you to watch how this is done, just in case i ever lose my arms. ugh! captain's patch has still got a little sand in it from my sea shower. perhaps you should upgrade your land boat to something nicer. hey, don't hate on simple living. one summer,
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i shared a futon with my friend opie. not in a gay way. we slept in shifts... unless we were really cold... or... homesick. my house has a living room big enough to have sumo matches, even though someone never lets me. but still sometimes i miss my dinky, little apartment. that's the difference between men and women. once a woman gets a taste of the fancy life, she can never go back. can you believe this bull? no! it's crazy! because it's not! it's totally true! speak for yourselves. our first place sucked. we had no furniture. you know what happens when you sit on a milk crate every day? you get permanent waffle butt. well, it's gone now. well, then it's not permanent. the point is...i could easily go back to that life. you have $60 eye cream. you use four towels every shower. face, body, hair, feet. you think you can give all that up? totally. prove it. you stay here on bobby's boat. he stays at your house. ooh, how long? six months? a year? a weekend.
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i'm still in. yeah, all right. i can so do this. besides, it'll keep my mind off trav. it'll also keep you hidden until you can wear high heels again. 'cause when you wear flats, you're so teeny-tiny, i'm afraid someone's gonna step on you. (laughter) council. what? how many bottles of champ? (kevin) pineapple... (chair scrapes floor) so, buddy... how's it going? what are you doing? i'm taking an interest in you. i don't like it either. i... mom strikes again. ooh. (babbles) "strawberries, champagne, blanket... (singsongy) ring." ooh, i knew it. you're proposing. no. this is a list of... props for kevin's new music video. how's that song go? (off-key) ♪ girl ♪ i got stuff for you right. i got to call your mom. every moment i sit on this information and don't tell her, i am in danger. no. kev, if he moves, take him down. he's faster than he looks.
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all-state linebacker, they used to call him "pancake." (chair scraping floor) (grunts) you just got pancaked! (groans) why is this my punishment? you always act like you're above us. now you are. all right, j-bird, if you're gonna stay here, i got to show you the ropes. and these are ropes. no, don't touch. they hold the boat steady, and that's important. oh. now you got to watch out for shark. sharks? sharhe's a homeless dude who pushes a shopping cart around with a surfboard hanging out the back. when he shows, i want you to throw him some food or else he gets aggressive. uh, electricity. now... now remember, spark good, fire bad. that little rhyme might save your life. not a rhyme. uh... the toilet's broke, dog travis comes and goes, and... oh.
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here you go. now lighting this hibachi's pretty tricky, but keep at it, 'cause she's your stoand your heater. oh. and... here's your towel. oh. for the dishes or my body? that's your everything towel. you have a child with that man! five more minutes! what if i need extra supplies? you know? like another everything towel. (chuckles) you're on a bobby budget, sweetheart. 20 bucks for the whole weekend. wow. better make it count. okay, i'm tapped out. please, let me go home. nope. ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. what muscle pain?l ask what headache? what arthritis pain? what bad wrist? advil makes pain a distant memory
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are you sure you don't want to join me here on the boat? mm? it's pretty sexy. just me, vase full of wine, and a smelly, wet bear that just puked up a flip-flop. huge pass. um... say, jules... (grunts) uh, forget it. i should go. (beep) look, if she knew i was proposing this weekend, do you really think she could resist butting in? i truly do. wow, you're a good liar. thanks. that's how i bagged your mom. sweet. you're only 19. what do you expect her to do? this isn't some childish move to keep kirsten here. we love each other. it's real. tell him, kev. so real. i can't stop you from telling my mom. honestly, i didn't expect
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you to have my back anyway, so you do what you go to do. (thud) you're very good at being manipulative. thanks, man. ♪ love did this that's a new song. wait. why do we have to have coffee over here? 'cause wherever i am is where we have coffee. well, this is horrible. still horrible. my coffee tastes like a martini. that's 'cause you're drinking out of an olive jar. does anyone have any complaints they'd like to bring before the council? that depends. i treated bobby's home with respect last night. did he treat mine the same? (both grunting) not my good towels! please tell me your wore underwear. okay. we wore underwear. (both laugh) (laurie, grayson, and jules) council! hey, we go down, we go down together. word. andy, you're absolved because you're easily influenced.
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how do we punish him? what? (all) okay... ready.... oh, boy. bobby, you are going to hate your punishment. but we're not gonna tell you what it is. how will i know? oh, you'll know. (cackles) i still don't understand what his punishment is. there is no punishment. bobby never thinks about the consequences of his actions. now he's gonna worry about the consequences all day. that's the genius of the no-punishment punishment. will you explain it to me later? no, it'll take too long. so, uh, how's, uh, boat living going? well, my hair's holding up. but no moisturizer. you know what? you always wear too much under your eyes. i don't-- there you go. well, that's the stuff. oh, yeah. this is easy. well, it's only been one night, and wine got you through it. well, i have whole other bott-- oh. half a bottle. oh, well. no biggie. cobbs can get through anything. (door squeaks) seriously, what's my punishment? ♪
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(man) ♪ i wake up ♪ and my feet don't touch the ground ♪ ♪ i look out ♪ to the mess that's all around ♪ ♪ and i'm bruised from ♪ all this confusion ♪ don't even think about it (gasps) oh, god. ♪ let's keep it simple, yeah ♪ 'cause everything, anything, everything is never enough ♪ (lowered voice) hey, uh, who should i take this ring to? i want to get it sized before i propose. i'll do it. yeah, i used to sell jewelry on the street in south beach. mm-hmm. please, tell me you didn't also make the jewelry. no. that's lame. (chuckles) i mean, maybe a few pieces, a toe ring here, a bracelet there. i once made a turquoise bolo tie for lou diamond phillips. what was he like? even more handsome in person.
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awesome. wow. okay, we got to pull out of this. look, i'm gonna go call kevin. can you take kirsten a soda for me? gotcha. from trav. oh, thanks. oh, great necklace. whoever made it is very talented. aw, thanks. i'm sure she or he... (chuckles) is. so you are, uh, taking off for chi-town in a few weeks, right? how you holding up? freaking out, sexing up trav a lot... sharing way too much with strangers. no need to freak. you guys are a great couple. so hard to leave. but he's got his life here, you know, finishing college, and... i love him, but... i think i'm ready to start my life there, too, you know? it's complicated. it's... sorry. i'm doing it again. i'm sharing too much. no, no. no, it's fine. i have been sitting outside in a hot car for 15 minutes! you said you were coming right out! sorry, hon. i was, uh, looking for the keys. uh, i found-- (gasps) please don't tell the council. oh, please, don't tell the council. (chuckles) please?
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one hour sitting in a hot car. i don't care. i'm cuban. we eat heat for breakfast. enjoy. when the hell is my punishment coming? i can't sleep. soon, very soon. well, hello, bride of unabomber. what brings you here? i just came by to grab a few essentials-- you know, some towels, cuticle cream, maybe one tiny wheel of brie, and a case of wine. ah, rules are rules. oh, come on, just one quick shower. my hair is so greasy, and my skin is so dry! why won't they balance out? sorry, honey. no can do. (babbles in mocking voice) (tires screech) (muffled voice) get me outta here! it's so hot! please, don't leave! okay! i'm sorry! don't go! don't go! (chuckles) hey, what's up? just, uh, came to grab the ring. oh, yeah. about that, i lost it. (chuckles) sorry. dude, it's right there in your pocket. ohh, stupid tight t-shirt.
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look, you can't have the ring. grab him. he's gone gollum on us. (groans) oh! oh! pancake. (groans) dude, she's gonna say no. (click) (click) damn it! (beep) (john williams' "theme from 'jaws'" playing) ellie, pick up. it's cold! the only thing that's keeping me alive is this little bit of wine that i'm saving. come on. please, come get me. (clatter) hello? (lowered voice) ellie, shark! (normal voice) i don't have any food! (thudding and rumbling) i'm gonna need a bigger boat. come on! no! no. no. no. no, no, no. (gasping) no. (crying) ♪
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what are you doing? i fought a bum for wine, and i lost. didn't your mom teach you? bums always win wine fights. please tell me you're coming to take me home. i miss my underwear drawer. it smells like lilacs. andy is so excited for you to fail, that he and i made a side bet. if you lose, i have to start calling stan by his middle name. i can't say, "i love you, hector." it's not in me. you bet on me? i believe in you. and i was hammered. give me that golf club. all right. i can do this. it's time to sack up. that's for boys. it's time to uterus up. (flames whoosh, clatter) (deep voice) yeah! i... have made fire! i... have made... fire!
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(sighs) the way she was talking, you know, i just don't think you're on the same page. fine, maybe she doesn't want to start her life over for a boyfriend, but getting married is different. do you really believe that? i want to. i also want to believe my haircut doesn't make me look like the mayor of a small mexican town. you heard me say that? (chuckles) yeah. i was kidding. mm. look, if i don't ask, i'll just always wonder what she would have said. i mean, what would you do? yeah, i'd want to know, too. i'm dying here. is anyone gonna tell me my punishment? can't. wish i could, dude. (laurie) mnh-mnh. feels weird drinking coffee without jules. it's like she's dead. oh, yeah. it is. yeah. it is. it is, yeah. yeah, well, at least i can eat cream cheese right off the spoon. mmm! (mouth full) i don't have to live a lie spread it all over the bagel, then lick it off, and then chuck the bagel away. i'm so telling jules that you're a spoon-lickin' bagel-waster.
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that's tattling. council warning. there are no council warnings. council, for making stuff up. you can't call a council for making stuff up. you just made that up. council for being intentional pot-stirrer. council for gibberish! enough! the next person to call council gets a council. council. (sputters) no. i wonder how jules is doing. oh, good, you went swimming. mama's hot. dog shower. (laughs) i love it. whoa, okay! (clatter) oh! hey, shark! here you go, buddy! (clatter) ow! why are you throwing cans at me? it's chilly out tonight, huh? come on. you didn't think i'd plan a special night without showing up early to start the fire. what's so special about tonight? i don't know. you're here.
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i'm bored. would you chill? you want to catch crabs, you got to be patient. or unlucky. (both chuckle) let's go back to the boat. what are you looking at? uh, thought i saw a dolphin eat a bird, over... hey. is that travis? wait. we have to stop him! okay--no, no, no, no. jump on my back. i'll take you. ow! why are you going this way?! look, you said you wanted to stay out of it. that's why i didn't tell you. you knew?! get me over there now! now! (lowered voice) ow! quit hitting me and just watch. shh. (speaks inaudibly) please say yes. (the national's "about today" playing) ♪ didn't ask you why (singsongy) ooh! council in the hizzy!
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(normal voice) who are we about to bitch-slap with some justice? laurie... no! what did i do? your council thing messed up our group. yeah, we used to feel safe with each other. that's what friends are--people you can constantly crap on, and you made that a bad thing. that is the ultimate crime, jelly bean, and for that, you will receive the ultimate punishment. meet... little richard. ♪ whoo stop doing that. stop saying, "little richard." ♪ whoo whatever. it's fine. i've done wine shooters before. yes, but the thing is, you don't get a refill until we need a refill. (slurps) (smacks lips) fine. well, i'll just have to make it last. (sips) no! it's gone already? damn you, little richard! ♪ whoo (chuckles) ♪ hey that was fun. you want to talk about it? no. i can go.
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you can stay. just no talking. (cell phone alert chimes) hey. it's over. i won. i survived the boat. see, trav? us cobbs can get through anything. are you really comparing spending two nights on dad's boat to the worst day of my life? i was trying to. (sighs) it's all good. i mean, she says she loves me. she just doesn't love me as much as i love her. she said it was hard to say no, so... that's pretty cool. i love you, trav. i love you, too, man. way to make it weird, dude. knew it when i said it. i did.
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bobby? honey, are you sick? oh, please, as a friend, just tell me what my punishment is. sweetie, i can't believe we forgot to tell you. we all knew that the fear of the unknown
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would pick away at your brain, so your punishment was the expectation of punishment. just tell me. we were gonna put a snake in your shorts. well, that would have been good. (exhales) wow. that is just beautiful, grayson. you're an artist, my friend. (pats arm) whatever, lou. (mouths words) (mouths words) hey, you got any belt buckles? i don't know, lou. uh, i'll look into it. he's even better looking in person. (whispers) yeah.
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nature of her wild animals. a black bear exploring a missouri backyard. he spied what looked like a tasty treat, just standing there. something didn't quite smell right. >> we're guessing it didn't taste right. notice the deer. the bear seems to be dcurious. he wanders away and comes wac. he's confused. the deer is made out of wood. he reaches for it. it falls apart. apparently this one was smarter
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than the average bear. he goes to find lunch somewhere else. >> was he really smarter? he's the first to kind of topple the deer. >> yeah. i guess maybe it took him a little locker than it should have, but he wanted to make sure. what if it's just a new kind of crunchy deer, a new tasty kind. yeah. he looks a little bit pathetic, doesn't he? >> yeah. >> sorry, bear. sorry it didn't work out. coming up up, the democratic party e-mails. why u.s. officials say russia was behind it, but could vladimir putin have known about it. >> and on the floor of the convention, two significant delegates, the oldest and the youngest. what they have in common, and out our instagram.
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republican presidential nominee, donald trump along with his vice presidential nominee, mike pence spoke at a rally yesterday morning in virginia. they touted his six point post convention bounce, putting him ahead of hillary clinton in the polls. trump also criticized clinton for what he calls her disloyalty to debbie wasserman schultz. who he says helped put clinton
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where he is. >> she worked very, very hard to rig the system. little did she know that china, russia, one of our many, many friends came in and hacked the hell out of us. can you imagine? can you imagine what they're hacking? >> speaking of the hacking. the fbi is now investigating the leaked e-mails. >> and now u.s. authorities say russian hackers may have been behind it. brian ross has the latest. >> reporter: as the fbi investigates, cyber security experts are blaming the attack on the intelligence agencies of the russian agency of vladimir putin. >> this was not an amateur. >> reporter: security experts say the bug planted inside the democratic computer contained several signs it was made in russia, including the keyboard the hackers used.
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>> it was in a russian alphabet, if you will, that was used to create the mall wear. >> the timing of the release of the e-mails was designed to disrupt the convention. the supposedly neutral dnc fishfis officials discussed raising the issue that sanders was an atheist, and that his campaign was a mess. it seems part of the well cyber ops play book. having hacked into servers at the white house, the pentagon and the state department. brian ross, abc news, new york. there are many computer researchers who say it's difficult to say if the files posted online by wikileaks was the work of russian hackers. >> someone came out and said there's no proof that the russians were involved, but he says the real story is what the
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e-mails stained and what they showed, not who is responsible. i'm not sure investigators agree with that. >> and the democrats are worried there might be more. wick wikileaks is warning there might be more. >> coming up, the household products in your home that can be ignited by extreme heat. we'll show you hazards you need to be on the lookout for. >> first a look at two of the g delegates to this year's democratic national convention. one 1separated by years but united by a common cause.
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>> boys to men celebrating their favorite at the wells fargo center in philadelphia. the song from their 1991 debut album was particularly fitting on the opening day of the democratic national convention. >> look at them getting down after all years. on the meantime on the floor of the convention hall, more than 4700 delegates are buzzing with activity. >> they represent a wide swath from all walks of life. this morning we're meeting two of them from both ends of the generation gap. here is juju chang. >> i'm here to nominate hillary clinton for president. >> reporter: at 93, ruby is representing the state of ohio, a delegate for the eighth time. >> i watched a lot of conventions, and i thought, well, if i'm going to convention, i'm just going to have a hat made. >> reporter: she has seen 16 presidents, even served in the
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navy. and if she has her way, she'll have a front row seat to history. >> reporter: there could be a female candidate for president and a woman in the white house. what does that mean to you historic which? >> i never thought i would live to see the day. >> reporter: also trevor, eligible because he'll turn 18 before election day in november. he is among the youngest at the dnc. i want to introduce you to the youngest delegate here since you have the distinct of being the oldest delegate. >> i'm from maine. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> great to meet you. >> reporter: although they may be 76 years apart, there's no age gap when it comes to their passion for politics. >> that's juju chang. i should tell you to give you a sense of the difference. when ruby was born, calvin
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coolidge was president. when he was born, the first president clinton was in office. >> they're having a good time together. >> very cool. my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable being flake free isn't. because i have used head and shoulders for 20 years. used regularly, it removes up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected live flake free for life
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pampers. a wonderful moment for a father and son. especially for the kid. it started out as a horrible idea for him. he perhaps his dad had forgotten his birt day, but no such thing. in fact, dad was up to some tricks. this is before the baseball game. he's down on himself. listen to what happened. >> oh. >> the dad had hidden his baseball bat. >> you're about to make me cry. don't cry. i didn't forget about you. >> that is so sweet. >> dad hid the baseball bat in the trunk of the car. he thought dad forgot his birthday and, boom, of course
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dad isn't forget your birthday. very cool. a nice, natural reaction. >> and then he get to go to the game. >> he might have struck out, but at least he had a nice, shiny bat. >> and this merging food thing. ketchup and ice creme yesterday. it's not going to end. open your mind to the bourbon cheese burger with cheese, pickles, special sauce, it all goes on a bagel which might sound weird. but guess what goes in the hole. a shot of bourbon in there. >> can i tell you, i don't eat red meat. this is the one thing that can get me back. a burger. add a little bourbon to it. >> we should get one for you to try on air, but it comes from
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australia. the restaurant is called chicken and son. they're marketing it to party loving fatties. make of that what you will. >> the super holy cow. speaking of our food porn segme segment. in new york we have a red velvet croissant. you've got the massive milk shakes and elsewhere. this place has made this layer after layer, flakey red velvet croissant dough with cream cheese custard and cake crumbs. >> it looks good. people generally don't like to see -- we have one artist that came out and decided to
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this morning on "world news now," a dramatic start to the democratic national convention. bernie sanders soaking up the spotlight, doing his best to try to keep the peace. some of the supporters booing at the mention of hillary clinton's name. others lay out the case against donald trump. we are live in philadelphia. the summer scorcher conditions. drought conditions fuel more wildfires. the humidity making the temperatures unbearable. and new this half hour, the democrats unleash their star power at the convention. >> celebrities take the stage, including demi lovato. hear the personal struggle she shared ahead in the skinny. >> and also ahead, the brutal eliminations on the
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bachelorette. who are the two men left standing? our senior legendary bachelorette analyst will have the full story on this tuesday, july 26th. good morning to you all. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. one can only imagine what day two of the democratic national convention will bring. following the kick off that included anger, booing, protests, eventually there was a pause. >> there were. bernie sanders received such an enthusiastic welcome, he had to wait three minutes to start his speech. he laid out his progressive agenda and offered the most vigorous praise of hillary clinton. the first lady invigorated the crowd. all this on a day that started with outrage over the leaked dnc
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e-mails. let's get more from juju chang. >> reporter: on this, the first night of the democratic national convention, one first lady making the case for another like no one has before. >> i wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves. >> reporter: an emotional plea, tearing up as she described her journey. >> and because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> reporter: taking a straight shot at donald trump. >> when someone is cruel or acts like a bully, you don't stoop to their level. no, our motto is, when they go low, we go high. the issues the president faces are not black and white and cannot be boiled down to 140 characters. thank you all. god bless. >> reporter: her words uniting the crowd in a standing ovation. after a fractious opening day as
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an e-mail scandal comes out. amid the controversy, bernie sanders, the former rival, took the stage to a hero's welcome, thanking his supporters for their loyalty and pledging to continue the revolution. >> it is no secret that hillary clinton and i disagree on a number of issues. that is what this campaign has been about. that is what democracy is about. >> reporter: but sanders redirecting his supporters to focus their passion on defeating donald trump, and finally the moment the clinton camp will be waiting for. >> hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> reporter: but there were real fears that sanders' supporters would disrupt the convention. earlier pro bernie anger filling out into the streets of philadelphia. [ chanting ]
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>> reporter: at a meeting with his delegates, the crowd booing when he told them to vote for hillary clinton. >> we have to got to elect hillary clinton and tim kaine. >> reporter: their bitterness from the primary was exacerbated after internal e-mails were leaked hacked from the dnc server. some seeming to conspire about the sanders' campaign. one from a staffer writing my southern baptist peeps would draw a difference between a jew and atheist. >> reporter: and passed their e-mails to wikileaks in an attempt to influence the election. the republican nominee mocking the disarray among democrats. >> she just got fired. they said, debbie, you're fired. get out, debbie.
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out. boom. >> reporter: his attacks may soon have an impact. polls out show donald trump is benefitting from a convention bounce. tied in one national poll and leading clinton by three points in another. >> all right. that said, you have juju chang there, and appreciate it. the clinton campaign is now counting on each speaker to help put behind them the strife that's plaguing the party. >> for a look at some of the most memorable moments, let's go live to philadelphia. >> reporter: good morning. >> looking at last night's speeches, they were all different in style. did any one stand out as the most effective? >> reporter: i think michelle obama's speech will get the most buzz the rest of the week. bernie sanders gave the speech that everybody was mostly expecting him to give. he gave it in that traditional bernie sanders style. he made the case against donald
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trump and for hillary clinton. but we heard a lot of those policy points from bernie sanders. michelle obama, she got out there and made it personal. she made it political, taking a couple jabs at donald trump. i think the consensus is last night michelle obama knocked it out of the park. she's not a politician. this is not something that she's been doing her whole career, that she signed up. >> maybe that's what makes it so good. it seems like she's speaking from the heart. >> a lot of people thought it was an authentic speech. it's interesting to see her speak. last week we had all the flashbacks of her speeches from eight years ago. if monday night was about bridging divides what's on tap for the rest of the week? >> reporter: that was the ironic thing. the theme from last night was united together, and what we saw was the opposite of that on the floor. the clinton campaign hoping the drama put aside and now they can focus on the biography points. this is an attempt to soften and humanize hillary clinton and
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have people come up and talk about her life experiences and accomplishments that maybe get buried on the campaign trail. a lot of people know hillary clinton. she's been in the public eye for decades, but they want a different focus. tonight president bill clinton will talk about her record on families and children. >> that's karen traverse live for us in philadelphia. thank you. >> later in this half hour, the hollywood a-listers at the convention, and don't miss the special report from the convention at 10:00 p.m. eastern. a stabbing attack near tokyo. it's being called japan's worse mass killing since world war ii. it happened at a home for the handicapped. police say a man who used to work at the facility entered through a window and started stabbing people. at least 19 were killed and the same injured. the suspect turned himself in. there are reports he was upset about being fired in february.
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and the latest of four recent violent attacks, a syrian asylum seeker who blew i'm sorry up left pe hiebehind a video. the attacks have put the chancellor's policy to welcoming refugees under criticism. >> officials in las vegas and reno are plaming the poor quality on wildfires in southern california. firefighters have made progress against the largest sand fire north of los angeles. many of the 25,000 evacuees are now allowed to return to their homes as the winds have shifted a bit. but 18 homes have been destroy along with more than 50 miles of terrain. >> the heat is here to stay. it's expected to be one of the longest heat waves in recent years. temperatures in triple digits yesterday with heat indexes higher.
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>> residents are heading to koolg centers or public fountains or pools. let's find out what's going on today with paul williams. >> good morning. bracing for a set of severe thunderstorms that could turn ugly for tuesday afternoon, tuesday night. from aberdeen to rapid city, sioux falls to north platte. we're expecting damaging winds with supercell thunderstorms along with large hail. in addition to that we still have big time heat from coast to host. as it warms, when you see red, looking for 100 degree weather on the east coast and throughout the center of the country. >> paul, thank you. i don't know if i want to say thank you for that, but thank you, i suppose. coming up, the extreme heat across much of the country could ignite a hidden time bomb inside your home, your garage, or even your shed. the common household products that when exposed to extreme heat can ignite and even turn explosive.
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heatoss well, now to the extreme heat across much of the country that could ignite a hidden danger inside your home. >> common household products and the heat could turn into a deadly mix.
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>> reporter: a wakeup call for homeowners. these flames were caused by common household products like oil based wood stains used to finish furniture or decks. contractors left rags soaked in wood stain under her deck. it took just hours for the fire to destroy her home. >> i had no idea this was possible. >> reporter: we teamed up a fire and rescue for a test. throwing rags into a box like you might do after a home project. >> it combusts after the ignition temperature is reached. >> we're looking at 204 degrees inside the box. at 4 1/2 hours, smoke. and at six, the box bursts into flames. look at the labels. >> there's a warning. it gives you step by step how to clean up the products. >> reporter: store the rags in
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♪ ♪ >> starting with the star studded opening night of the democratic national convention. >> eva longoria reminded donald trump her family never crossed the border. the border crossed them. >> paul simon at least for a moment, united the fuming bernie and others with bridge over troubled waters. >> and susan sarandon was caught on camera not looking so enthusiastic. >> tweeting she's literally having the worst time ever. she retweeted and said you're
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right. >> in a more serious moment, demi lovato made a plea for better health care for mental health. >> this is not about politics. it's simply the right thing to do. i'm doing my very small part by having the treatment center that saw me through my recovery on tour with me so at least a small group of people even for a brief moment can have the same support i received. it may not be a lot, but we have to believe every small action counts. >> she then rocked into a live performance of confident. >> next up, coming down the stretch of this season of abc the bachelorette. >> let's find out what happened. >> let's do it. what happened? pick it up. as we left off the last time, the final four. chase, luke, jordan and robbie. roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. we're back in the airplane hang ar.
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jordan, robbie, and chase got a rose. too late, luke. luke has got to go. tears all around. mercifully we're down to three. >> but his hair looks good. >> where else? off to thailand. jojo and our man robbie are on their date. there was foot massaging going on as they do in thailand. there was dinner. all these dates are all about the fantasy suite. you're going to see a pattern develop here. they wind up in the fantasy suite. things are looking good for our man, robbie. jojo and jordan, they're sitting in caves. there was hiking going on. there was sweating. that was even before we got to the fantasy suite. they wind up in the fantasy suite.
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things are going well for jordan. better get the invite to aaron ready to go, make sure it doesn't get lost in the mail or anything. we'll see what's up with that. jojo and chase, they start off at dinner, and, yeah, they were kissing, but you know what? he finally -- well, you know, as usual, they wind up in the fantasy suite. chase finally lays on the i love you thing. jojo has to call a time-out. she walks out. she comes back. chase, you got to go. >> yeah. >> chase said i'm shattered. kind of like that rolling stone song from back in, like, '78. >> i'll bet that's what he was thinking. >> i can't give it away on seventh avenue. look it up. rose ceremony, it's all going well until chase makes like a soccer fan and invades the ceremony.
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it was like a pitch invasion involving chase. so he just wanted to save his last chance at being the new bachelor. from that they hug it out. it's all good. not to worry. the roses, by this point, frankly, it's academic. our man, robbie, and diane's pick jordan who is still trying to get in touch with his brother for the wedding. >> jojo doesn't care if he's at the wedding. she cares for jordan's sake. >> that's true. >> we're down to the final two. our man robbie and jordan. >> the final two are our picks. >> both of my picks are gone. >> my understanding is it was jimmy kimmel's pick too. men tell all is tonight.
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>> you naturally influence your child anyway. let's learn to do it with intention. with your head still, follow the crystal with your eyes. >> reporter: introducing hip no parenting. >> hypnosis and parenting is a natural solution. >> reporter: that's right. she hypnotizes her kids to deal with everything from performance anxiety to problem focussed. she first did it to help them get through the night without wetting the bed. now it's a staple for her. >> my children are able to use logic and reason. they have a form of diligence and perseverance that you don't see in other children. >> reporter: let's see it in action. >> take all the stress, anxiety, fear, and put it into this arm. now, take a deep breath and release. >> reporter: lisa's 17-year-old
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daughter has grown up under her mother's spell. >> i've always known my mom hypnotized me. >> reporter: she said it's made a positive impact on her life. >> being able to push back on stress and think about it and do self-reflecting, i'm grateful. i think it helped me develop into the person i am right now. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> you want to clean my office. >> yes, i go clean your office right now. >> this is great. >> i would totally use this on my kids. >> oh, my gosh, you'd be the worst mom ever. if you stare at this long enough. >> i could get them to do the dishes and laundry. it sounds fantastic. >> i don't believe in -- i do have to clean your office. >> there's something. got to go. >> jack? >> oh, boy. i think you have to go clean diane's office. off to clean diane's office.
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making news in america this morning, the democratic national convention opens with protests and disruptions on the floor and first lady michelle obama. >> the issues a president faces are not black and white and it cannot be boiled down to 140 characters. >> plus, bernie sanders gets a three-minute standing ovation to welcome him before even starting his speech and praised hillary clinton trying to unify the party after the e-mail controversy that ousted the dnc chair. live in philadelphia. new details about that e-mail controversy and who is responsible for the hack. all sides now pointing this morning toward russia and vladimir putin possibly meddling in the u.s. election. a new report from our brian ross. the raging wildfire is still burning outside of los angeles. thousands of homes have been

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