i am not donald trump. it was not a positive message as for what the democrats were for but what they were not. they tried out a lot of victims and minorities and transgender and gay people and victims of police brutality. i don't know if that is going to stick but that's what they did. the main idea is hoef over haters. we are lovers over trump. i don't think the country is feeling that now. they are trying to say we are a unity party and we are not the party of division. after the last eight years when the president divided by race, class and gender, i don't know if that rippings true. that week to step it off. debbie wasserman-schultz resigns, chair woman of the dnc because of the leaked e-mails that were embarrassing. and i was told that debbie wasserman-schultz took so long to love because she negotiated a private jet home from the cop vention and they department want to give it to her and she insisted to get it. and a ton of bernie drama. bernie supporters came to philly and after the leaks, they were

i am there. i am quite. you cannot imagine it. i am looking. i am watching. just after i win my race, and believe me, what happened? right before being sworn in there is a story in the "washington post" that the senator had apparently and according to 25 women engaged in what is the word i can say, some say sexual misconduct. let's go there. and i thought, oh, i can't believe it. after anita hill i'm coming in and one of my colleagues is engaging this kind of behavior? making a long story short i said it is not by business. there is an ethic committee and i wasn't on it. mitch mcconnell was on it. without going into detail, which your listeners will have to learn from my book, but this thing was unreal. believe me when i tell you this, i was one of the only people in the senate pushing to air this dirty laundry, if it was true, get him out of the senate. i came to grips with mitch mcconnell who was very senior, powerful, member of the ethics committee, soon to be chair of the ethics committee, and bob dole, who attacked me as the biggest partisan and did ever

. >>> good morning, i am dave clark, and let's ask steve paulson about the weather. >> by the coast is cool and inland is hot, and we have some of fog, but not as much as yesterday with that cooldown, temperatures poised to jump back up today. san jose was a nice 79 yesterday in mid 80s today, 90s in the sarah cleta -- santa clara valley. 5 degrees to 10 degrees warmer today. 99 and 102 tomorrow probably. there is log moving -- there is fog moving up the marin coast, and san mateo, santa cruz and monterey dealing with fog. there is a bit of a breeze, 15 to 20 and about half of what it was yesterday. low 60s for some, 50s for others, and cool along the financial in the low 50s, woodside 47, atherton 52, and pacifica as well. are some chilly but warming up quickly except for that fog, lots of sunshine in warmer for many. nice and cool in the coast, not as breezy, mid to upper 90s inland and 60s and 70s closer to the water. >>> has the issue at menlo park been resolved?>> it is still a problem and it will be there for a while, and we will talk about that in a moment with this map that is

i am amy goodman.e are broadcasting this week from the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. to talk more about the convention, hillary clinton, donald trump, and president obama's legacy, we're joined by two guests. eddie glaude is chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university. "howost recent book is race still enslaves the american soul." he recently had a article with the headline, "my democratic problem with voting for hillary clinton. also, georgetown university professor, michael eric dyson, who authored many books, including "the black presidency: barack obama and the politics of race in americica." he wrote an article titled "yes she can: why hillary clinton will do more for black people than obama." professor dyson, on this issue of why hillary clinton, you say, will do more for african-americans than president obama. >> making the argument in the , notxt of a host of things the least of which that president obama, for a variety of reasons, has been

i don't -- i am? >> it bush was wrong they did a religion in did not veto any spending bills if trump is elected republicans cannot stand against obama when it is so right my concern the real problem is getting good republicans when they say something and do something and i hope drumbeats hillary. >> in new york state you will? >> i am serious. >> but my vote never counts. >> i don't buy that it has to count. >> it will tell republicans after four years. >> bad is the mentality that is scaring me because i still think if you believe, are you an independent? >> i do cast my vote as a delegate delegates in december but hillary clinton is indicted after the delegates are elected in december they will have to make a decision to they want to vote for clinton. >> do you really want another democrat? >> do hope trump win. >> 21 to be president? train wreck i want ted cruz. >> so if not. >> so vote for him. we can add the total vote in the new york state does not go right at least get the popular front. >> i

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now i am not winking it. i am saying so i could say in the country we love and pursue my dreams and form my own life. and then so here we are. i think 14-15 years passed and i wasn't dealing with the cloud over my life which is ill immigration. i started seeing the topic come up in the news and day to day conversations and the word immigration would come up and my ears were ringing and i would want to talk about it but i couldn't because i felt you know all sorts of stuff, you know, i had a lot of issues because my parents were deported. i didn't want to deal with that. but then i saw there was a need to use my voice in this way and so it started little by little. i wrote an opt-ed feeling out the water. i didn't think anybody would read the opt-ed. i thought i will do this and no one is going to read it and it is odd and how i lived my life by trying things out and telling people and i tried and people read it and it got attention and i realized it was an important issue and i had to talk about it. and i had

this is what i am sworn to do.is the right thing to do for society, to take town a known criminal. i wonder, though, emotionally to are we always connected to our bodies? our bodies, our hearts, in other words, saying i like this man, i really like his wife, his kids are nice. and how do you reconcile those two? so if bob is doing his job right, at the end of the two and a haltwo anda half year operatio then reveal himself to being not who he says he is. he then has to have his friend, his acquaintance arrested and them do the best he can to send that person to prison. what other job requires you to do such a thing? so i think, i think it is fascinating on that element and on the element of the duality that he had to live being the family man and being this crooked money launderer. >> rose: here is a look at the week ahead. >> sunday is the induction ceremony of major league baseball's hall of fame, in cooperstown new york. monday is the opening day of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. tuesday is

i am amymy goodman w with juan gonzalez. as hillary clinton securud the presidential nomination last night, democracy now! was only four of the convention speaking to delegates and political leaders from around the country. i had a chance to speak with two afl-cio president's. what is your sense about bernie's speech last night? a greatught it was speech, a great unifying speech, a great regressive speech. he has had a tremendous influence on the platform and on the direction of the party. i take my hat off to him, good friend. but right now, we have one job to do, beat donald trump. he would be a disaster for this country. juan: and the narrative of the speech created that donald trump is going to win more and more of the working class. as a labor leader, what do you think of that? >> preposterous spirit we're going to get the votes and win big in the labor movement and working america, and hillary clinton will be the next president of united states. >> i am from pennsylvania. juan: are you a clinton or sanders delegate? >>

i am pam cook.>> good morning, i am dave clark, and let's check on your weather and traffic. steve is off today, and rosemary is here with your sunscreen and flip-flops.>> she is bringing the heat.>>> a mild drop in temperatures and still very warm into tuesday through thursday, the hottest days. for today we have a bit of a stronger onshore breeze and the

>> i am gonna quote you though. >> i don't look at it. >> i am asking about the decisive issue. the other day -- i will paraphrase and you quote you, you said black lives matter, they do use language offensive to people on purpose. you said when they use that -- the quote is if they use that language, talking about lynchings and things like that, if we don't allow them to use that language, who else would they be? essentially, you were saying they are provocative and they are kind of offensive and that's how they get results. >> very quickly when i said that what i frankly meant was and i didn't mean it in blogging, i meant michael eric dyson. they use a certain heightened theatrical language and i was just saying that that's what they are here on this earth for. their careers are devoted to helping black people. they are going to use a certain language that is effective. if they didn't use it, they wouldn't do it. more to the point, black lives matter means black lives matter too. i think that's important to realize. as far as black lives matter being responsible for police sho

pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, and let's talk about the weather. steve paulson, how does it look so far?>> pretty quiet, and a little bit of fog around the golden gate in san mateo-santa cruz coast, but that is the only place. inland temperatures warming up and it does not take long away from the coast. and we will have some upper 80s and low 90s, other locations settling in the low to mid 80s, san jose up at three, livermore up by five, 83 and san jose, and a little bit of fog. it does not take much, but that system got chewed up over the weekend and temperatures beginning to slowly warm up yesterday and continuing away from the coast. not much change on the coast, 40s, 50s and 60s, and cool at the coast, 51 at morgan hill, 55 at campbell, and statewide it looks quiet other than the fog, translating into the 60s and 70s by the water, 80s and low 90s inland. >>> 6:01 am. >>> we have a problem with caltrain, it hit a vehicle, and abandoned pickup truck on the tracks at the broadway-berlin game crossing, and no one was in the truck, and apparently th

newt gingrich. >> mike is frankly star than i am. mike is steady and solid.>> reporter: donald trump will officially accept the nomination on thursday. >>> donald trump and his running mate mike pence presented a united front and how to battle isis as they sat down for their first interview together.>> we have to declare war against isis and wipeout isis. >> reporter: with troops on the ground? >> with very few troops on the ground, and we will have unbelievable intelligence which we need, we don't have the people over there. >> i'm confident that donald trump will give directed to the military commanders, bring together and used enormous resources of the united states to destroy that enemy.>> he says he believes that is selection of pence as a running mate has unified and help to unify the party. >>> the wall street journal polls shows clinton at 46%, trump at 41%. the washington post polls shows clinton ahead of trump 47% and 43%. >>> ross palombo is in cleveland for the republican national convention and we'll talk with him live o

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i am in the closet, help.he time the police arrived the burglar was gone but she was able to describe the man in the car to police and they say the intruder most likely had no idea she was there. >>> a three-year-old girl in nevada is showing her appreciation for hard-working and thirsty police officers. >> can i get a high five? >> thank you. >> that is to reset and babcock, she set up a lemonade stand outside of a courthouse and barring an idea she saw on disney she is raising money for the three police officers killed in louisiana, she hung a sign, police, free, others, donations. police officers were touched in her lemonade stand raise more than $1300 in one day. >>> good for her, 11 people take a stand. 5:20 am is the time, so now you are keeping an eye on the police activity situation that is 1 mile south of lake merrick. near 880, will it affect traffic? >> so far, so good that we are watching it, our reporter alex savage is on the scenes and there have been some developments. the traffic area is not af

she is a leader for america. >> i am a woman, i am african-american, i am clear and i am the newest memberes. [applause] i ran for office because i represent the rainbow of voices that too often went unheard and our state capital. we need to trust black women. [applause] is unapologetically ready to stand together. i'm dr. debbie. greetings of peace. and a prouder american muslim. [applause] i spent the days after september 11 building bridges among students and new york city. school designed to foster multicultural education. to teach arabic and embrace diversity. is not about fear and a dance. -- ignorance. it is about acceptance. to my fellow american muslims, this november, get out there and vote. >> i'm an immigrant. i am also a veteran of the u.s. army. i am a blogger on youtube and i takevery day people that action and create really great things. that is our america. with one click you can create change but we cannot stop there. need to getr we off-line and get to the polls and keep telling your story. it will make the biggest difference. thank you. ♪ america, america ♪ it is you th

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>> i am looking at the guys.ow them. >> colin and michael right there. >> bravo, kids, that was amazing. >> we are coming up to that level, we are in the lower level here. >> chris. did you get the pokemon go joke? >> no, you tell me. >> somebody tweet chris about the pokemon go joke, please. >> thank you, my colleagues. thank you, jacob soboroff and katy tur. when we come back, i am going to talk to michael and colin who were brilliant. in realtime with us, stick around for the real guys, colin and michael and stick around for this dynamite, our live coverage continues in cleveland. this is a third time that cleveland had a national convention. calvin coy believe it or not and now donald trump. right back after this. >>> that's a young jay leno. >> he's got white hair. >> this guy? >> he's an average kid >> dude, right there. >> i don't know. this is mike pence. >> is it? >> which one do you think is mike pence? >> lets see. >> here? no, that's the dad from "frazier." >> no, sandusky. [ laughter ] >> live with m

i am michael jordan and i am here with hillary. i said that because i know that donald trump could not tell the difference. amy: he then went on to really introduce himself as kareem abdul-jabbar, the nba's all-time leading scorer. ohio congresswoman joyce beatty also appeared to take a jab at the trumps on thursday when shse took the dnc stage wearing the exact same off-white dress with billowing sleeves that melania trump war when she gave her speech at the rnc in cleveland last week. this fashion plagiarism comes after melania trump plagiarized parts of michelle obama's 2008 dnc speech. meanwhile, donald trump, jr., is accusing president obama of having plagiarized a line from his speech at the rnc last week. both men used the phrase "that's , not the america i know." however, well before the rnc, obama has used some variant of the phrase "the america i know" or "not the america i know" on multiple occasions. former p president george w. buh also used this phrase. donald trurump hasn't appreciatd all l the jabs and jokes at his

guest: i am and i still am. been here three years and i have signed up for another three years. i feel like i am in constitutional have been. educate debate and themselves. it is important. i really think we can elevate civil discourse, mostly by educating americans about the constitution. jefferson fox. democracy cannot [indiscernible] yourself, listen to the best jargon on both sides and you can make up your own mind. it is a responsibility as citizens and a privilege. host: dave is in washington, d.c., democrat line. caller: good morning. such a you are doing tremendous job of covering these conventions unfiltered. i have watched your programs from the constitution centers, panels, debates, what a tremendous job. i am a lawyer. from both perspectives, i think you have offered something really unique to the public with this center. my question for you, constitutional question is this -- as you are aware, donald trump, yesterday, called for releaseo find and amails and asked to have foreign power involved in th

we started with amelia air heart and i am lincoln and i am albert einstein, i am lucille ball we did because i wanted my daughter to have an entertainment hero who wasn't just famous for being pretty. we did i am helen keller when she goes behind the pages of the book go black and this is how i see the world. cover your ears, this is how i hear the world. and we put real braille in the book. it says what is your name and the real braille alphabet is there. helen keller saying i will no no limitations or einstein saying always, always be curious. those are my answers and who i admire. abe lincoln is the one for me and his book is about choosing kindness and speaking up for others. on the front, the most important of the book is not what is on the front but the moral lesson. we put it on the back. i will always speak my mind and speak for others. that is something to aspire to for our kids. so i will tell you in september we are doing i am george washington and then i am jane goodall. in the house of secrets we do a lot of george washington but when he did it i said i am putting the co

our member thinking -- why am i rushing? life is long. why am i rushing? what i wantedknow to do with my life. i thought, gosh, what if i took time off and tried to figure it out? went to had al i connection with the jesuit mission in honduras and i had been what's in high school and 1974. this was now 1980. i started thinking, is there something i can do to take a decideay and learn and on a path? when i was in honduras, i thought, maybe i can come back and volunteer one day. i decided to write one of them out of the blue and said, can i volunteer? i got a letter back that said yes. i marched into the dean's office and said i want to take a year off. i remember there reaction was -- they checkion was -- to see if there were financial reasons. then they checked my grades. all right, he is not flunking out. they had not confronted that. did not seem like they had many people asking to do it. i needed to step away from the treadmill obit to figure out what i wanted to do with my life and i felt like going to honduras to spend the year helping, but more impor

i am. >> reporter: in the tent? >> i am a representative of the party.re doing something for the e eevangelicals, we're going to do something to help the evangelicals, the christians, give them their voice back. what's happening with the platform is very good. do i agree with everything? nobody ever has. >> reporter: what's the story you're going to tell at the convention. >> law and order story. a lot of stories at the convention. >> reporter: and in the wake of the latest attacks in france, one of trump's story, about the need to confront terror. >> you have to knock isis out. we have an obligation to the world to knock them out. >> reporter: finally, one thing i had to know. make america great, again. the slogan that -- >> again. >> reporter: people identify with. i wonder when in your mind was america great? >> you know, at the turn of the century, if you look we did with the great factories and the great -- with the steel and with all of what was happening, that was an amazing time. now, every time has weaknesses. because it wasn't inclusionary. it

look, i am really rich.l build a great, great wall on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for that wall. i don't wear a to pay. it is my hair. i swear. i love china. i just sold an apartment for $15 million to somebody from china. mr. presser: there you go, and as my friend said, anytime you can make money off of a republican, it is a good sign. by democracyort now's carla wills. this is democracy now, democracynow.org -- breaking with convention, war, peace,e, d the presidency. we will be back in a a minute. ♪ [music break] "many rivers to cross" by jimmy cliff. i'm amy goodman, as we turn now to this city of cleveland to remember tamir rice, the 12 euros boy who was shot dead by police in november, 2014, while he was playing in a local park with a toy pellet gun. a 911 caller reported seeing rice with a weapopon, but notedt was probably fake. the informatation was s not reld to the officers. cleveland officials agreed to pay $6 millioion to settle a lawsuit by the family. at the beginning of th

this is out of the five-minute proponents. >> i am jane mr. scher: i am from oregon -- i am jane. i am from oregon. i wisht an attorney, but i -- i wish they had the concept of economic malpractice. i think it could be applied to corporations who loot people's pensions and those who devastate communities by -- >> anyone who is an opponent, we will go to the opposition argument. >> >> my name is mark and i am from philadelphia. wait to seea cannot you all and a couple of weeks. all of us together. delegate and i am standing in opposition to this. make no mistake. onare completely together the spirit of prosecuting white-collar principles to the fullest extent. through twoone amendments which increase the resources, increase the penalties and look for better laws. unanimously, and in unity, and together. we're strong statements. they are not just words. they are words that need to apply to everyone. there is no white-collar criminal individual who should get off in a crime because of the collateral issue, period. it doesn't happen to the extent that you all think it does. oing]o see

i am very happy to be here and introduce you, and i am glad you are all here. i do want to say that this society does a terrifically good job to tell its members and people who aren't members, judges in our courts, and everybody else in the world, something about the history of the court and what we do. you have teacher training programs. you have trained high school civics teachers. you have released histories and have sponsored these lectures. leon used to give long introductions. i remember that. leon was terrific here at i am so glad you have named this lecture series after him. this is a series, for parts, this is part two. the four parts are on the court and the progressive era. tonight's event is a panel discussion. the panelists are the three of you. he has written many books, including lochner v. new york, economic regulation on trial, justice stephen field from california, and he had a very colorful career, shaving liberty from the gold rush to the gilded age. and the supreme court under chief justice morrison, 1874-1888. randy barnett is the professo

am i correct? it got to a point, i was hitting her so hard, and the problem is on a professional and i am hitting her so hard. i know it doesn't mean anything because the system is rigged and broken. i am doing it because i feel i have to do it. -- and i wanted to get on to the military. i am going to experience things -- lots of predictions. i wanted to get onto terror. one of the reasons the women like me a lot lately is because -- thank you. thank you. feel i am going to keep our country safe. i will keep our country safe. ivanka. love a vodk will be speaking at the convention. by the way, i get hit this morning, he had the opportunity to go after -- i'll tell you how bad my speech was last night. cnn covered it from point to point without a commercial. covered it practically from beginning to end. others covered it -- that's how bad my speech was yesterday. folks, thesed, guys, they don't care about polls or anything. they care about ratings. ratings. i made a speech last night that a e of the

i am a pharmacist. i am a citizen. and citizens are upset. i watched with great interest when you laid out your case. and you laid it bam, bam, bam. this is what she did wrong, wrong. and then you used the word however. it was like you could hear a gasp of people say here we go again. do you regret presenting it in a way like that? >> no. i try not to use the word however, i did lay it out in the way that made sense and i hoped was maximum transparency. for people. >> that's the point, it didn't make sense. the way you laid it out. it made sense and the way the questions were asked here and made all of the points of where she was obviously told lies under oath that it would have been okay, we finally got one here. >> i continuing made sense. i hope folks go back and with a cup of tean and open minds and read my statement again carefully. if you disagree that is it okay. >> look, i only have been here 18 months and i tell you, this inside of the beltway mentality, no wonder people don't trust us. >> i have no inside of the beltway mentality. >

donald trump, you are no ronald reagan. >> i am michael jordan and i am here for hillary. i said that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference. >> donald trump's hat is stamped with make american great again. but it is made in china. did he know the price of a gallon of milk, a loaf of bread and why don't we know about his tax returns? >> people ask me all of the time, how does she do it? how does she keep going amid the sound and the furry of politics? here's how. it is because she never, ever forgets who she's the fighting for. >> and most of all don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. yes, those were actually donald trump's words in cleveland. and they should set off alarm bells for all of us. americans don't say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. >> as you can imagine, donald trump was listening and reacting voya twitter. crocked hillary clinton said i couldn't handle the rough and tumble of the campaign. really? i just beat 16 people and boating her. crooked hillary clinton many statements were lies and fabrications. we'll

no hosannas apart from i am wonderful and i am smart. the world is scary, but me and my friends can fix it. that's every presidential candidate in the modern era. everyone paints bleak pictures and then says they can fix everything. it is also the case that they all exaggerate and so does donald trump. we don't know what happened in munich, but we know the crime stats are bunk. nonsense. we don't know whether or not crime is going up in this country, but to the extent it went up 17 odd percent, worth noting we have seen a precipitous decline in this country since the 1990s. it has been halved. that was the peak. if it went up it would be half as bad as it was. >> then how can you say it is bunk? >> because we don't know the number. >> you toy cuss on one part -- you focus on one part of the chart. >> you acknowledge that donald trump is playing games. >> he is looking at the chart. >> it is a gimmick. >> isn't that what politics about, >> from the trump man? i expected pyrotechnics. i think his speech was accurate. if you were to look at

i am watching it, i am focused on another thing that happens. i am listening and this is interesting but my mind is focused on what the other guys are doing. i got this tip, i got nothing, using bad language, doesn't make sense. the carjacking thing, looks down and says are you dumb? john and stanley winston? looks up to the fbi, somehow they get the phone of the carjackers, the jail, the carjackers are is not from the nephew's account, they pool the tapes and listen to them and the nephew is orchestrating the murder and it is serendipity. to be a good homicide detective you need three things, doggedness, creativity and luck. you don't get luck without the first thing, pretty good and knocking on doors, if you are just creative you won't get it either, and solving it in 60 minutes, and how the book was organized, and because that is the way it happened i couldn't tell a chapter by chapter, and made it hard, is that cool or. the guy who is not super pretty. and maybe you can cut that. i am happy to sign books but if anyone has a question. >> like

>> i am good. find myself in one of those situations i see 7% growth, i see 5% developing in emerging market and people are focused on the organic growth. can you put it in context that makes us realize what kimberly is doing over the long-term so people do not freak out as i see so often happening. >> we had a really solid quarter. volumes were up overall. that is the right metric to focus on. we are getting selling price in russia and brazil. that is why we take it to the bottom end of the three to five range. with that growth we expect to have a good, solid year. >> one country is china, people are saying listen, huge swing is so bad. the other is brazil where you say the middle class consumer is not using as many diapers. flesh those out for people so that they understand -- >> the number two share in diapers. we have shares in the high teens. very competitive market. fast growing unit volume. everybody is in there competing. we had double digit volume growth and high single digit organic sales

i am 8-0 and i promise i am not allowed -- i am not about to let that change.lly when donald trump stands in the way of progress on everything the one of these issues that hillary has laid out in her campaign and many more. so now i am going to wrap this up. we are at a university, i can give a test, right? three questions to ask yourself. one, do you want a you are fired president, or a you are hired president? donald trump is the you are fired guy. that is what he is known for. and when this election is done, that is one thing people were remember about this, is donald trump, you are fired. bankrupting companies, shifting jobs overseas, shifting contractors, being against federal minimum wage, equal pay for equal work, these are your fire guys. we got the you are hired president. [applause] sen. kaine: let's do debt-free college, let's build bridges and roads so people can have jobs. let's go for equal pay and raise the minimum wage. bring back the dignity and respect for work with the you are hired president. ok, you are 1-1. question two, do you want a tras

i am known for being someone who tells it like it is.he fact is i am with .illary because she is with me hillary clinton understands that the work to improve the lives of everyday americans does not just need to happen in washington, d.c. it needs to happen in state capitals all across our country. just like hillary, oregon democrats and democratic state legislators across the country are proud to stand up for the hard-working people we represent. we have been leading the country by advancing progressive the playingt level field and create an economy that works for all americans. e minimum wagehem whe to guaranteeing paid family medical leave, to ending racial profiling, democratic leaders in the states are fighting to get it done. and now we need to elect hillary clinton to ensure the progress we are making is not compromised by risky, reckless leadership in the oval office. from the statehouse to the white house, we need leaders like hillary clinton who will stand up to the bullies who threaten offerss and equality, who real solutions

. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, if you're just waking up i am pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, steve let's check the weather. >> it looks better and warmer compared to the last few days, still some fog, not as much as we have seen and i believe we maxed it out on monday. >> there you go, a full moon was yesterday and that was 3:56 am but yesterday through the fog you can probably see it for some, most locations are clear but we do have a low cloud deck. thank you kevin for that. sunny, 70, west of 15 in a beautiful day for baseball. low clouds and fog trying to make an appearance but it just does not have the room that it had a couple of days ago, and okay breezed to the delta and cooler for some, upper 40s, santa rosa and nap at 49 and upper 50s down to the south. motor creek, scotts valley, low 50s. 52 in santa cruz and we have a breeze for some in northwest san jose, the system will clip north high-pressure is inching northward and it's allowing temperatures to come up. patchy fog, sunny and warmer and the fog loses support, the average is near 90s for some far inland. you

i am a christian. i do agree with the previous caller who said to trump is not a well-versed man -- we all have our strengths and weaknesses. that, unfortunately, is one of his weaknesses. trump, i like about believe in america of great choices and opportunities and i believe that comes through the constitution. i know he supports that with his trade agreements, building the wall with mexico -- these are all great things. he has america's best interest at heart. can i askyou -- host: you a question? caller: yes. host: do you think donald trump is a christian and when did he become your choice? was he your choice all along? caller: no, i liked cars and. .- carson i don't believe donald trump is christian, but that does not sway me. i believe our president should believe in god, but i believe god instituted the constitution, so i will support person who supports that. host: david in georgia. independent. caller: thank you for c-span. i had a couple of issues i wanted to talk about. i listened to all this

i am so glad you brought that up. you are right, the republican cup -- the republican party created donald trump by not acting comprehensive immigration reform, which they once supported but decide they would act out on. and number two, let's be clear about this. is that working class people in this country and low-wage workers in this country are not getting sufficient wages, which i don't agree with, then why not support -- which i agree with, then why not support raising the minimum wage? by the way, donald trump said the minimum wage is too high and needs to be lowered. i don't understand the friend of the working class thing. he not only wants to lower the minimum wage, but ship his own jobs overseas. [applause] it is the law of supply and demand. dump more and more low-wage workers in the country, a creates fewer jobs, fewer jobs . we will get a machine to do that. even with the minimum wage in australia and new zealand is? -- do you know what the minimum wage in australia and new zealand is? $15 an hour. why? b

congress, china, cia, but i am here tonight and i am your candidate because the most important work of my life is to complete the mission that we started in 1980. [applause] president bush: and how do we complete it? we build on it. the stakes are high this year. the differences are deep and wide as they have ever been in our long history. not only two very different men, but two very different ideas of the future will be voted on this election day, and what it all comes down to is this, my opponent's view of the world sees a long, slow decline for our country, an inevitable fall mandated by impersonal forces. but america is not in decline. america is a rising nation. [applause] president bush: he sees america as another pleasant country on the u.n. rollcall between albania in zimbabwe, and i see america as the leader. a unique nation with a special role in the world and this has been called the american century because in it we were the dominant force for good in the world. we saved europe, cured polio, went to the moon and lit the world with our culture and now we are on the verge of

. >> i am not shur sure that is true. jay they wore them to block out the crowd noise or they would hear each other. they are not going to wear them in the studio. >> are you sure about that? >> i am sure. let me ask you this. are those things even plugged in? >> where would i plug it in if i was to plug it in? >> i will let that one go. coming up on the show hillary clinton makes history by being the first woman presidential candidate of a major party. and a new segment where guests are forced to respond using only four words. and a bikini clad swedish police officer makes an arrest while sun bathing. i suddenly have no opposition to stop and frisk. back to you, tom. >> thanks, andy. let's jump this shark. an historic nomination. the first time a party nominated a private businessman who never held elective office not in party leadership, but in direct opposition to it. wait a minute. don't you mean the other one? that's right. that was a bit of the old miss direction i'm famous for. the democrats also made history. they

>>hello i am the bald eagle. i came here i told that this tree discussion would be from 5 to 6 tonight but it's midnight. it's 1230 i appreciate all of your time for her taking your time and i appreciate you doing your job so well so thank you very much. thank you for sharing your opinions and representing your can stconstituents so that is good. trees are good. it makes a green. it's a good thing. but you know what? all these people's opinions and smoking lies always people's pretty much messed up stuff that they are talking about doesn't matter. i am going to make it very efficient and i'm going to say that my computer is going to tell you whether or not you should vote yes or no on this thing. it says yes. alright thank you. >>thank you. >>commissioners, good morning my name is pete i live on venice avenue. i want to take the time to express my support for the appeals and asked that you deny the permit despite the project being up her. also that you would consider the brt alternative too to it to allow the tre

pam cook. >>> good evening everybody, i am brian flores. and what is the weather going to be like?>>> warmer, for couple of days.>> you have a sharp look going on.>> thank you, trying something new.>>> let's talk about the weather, warm for many in the coast will be sunny, but not that much above 60s, 70s and 80s with mid to upper 90s, and a fog bank, still trying to form south of san francisco. still there for some and breeze has curtailed, lows are running warmer, low 60s yesterday with a lot of 50s, and the oakland airport with a mild 60s, a brief dip yesterday at 60s and 70s, and inland is 90s for many. >>> 4:01 am. and what do you have?>> not a lot at this for a 1 am. one minute after 4:00, and good morning everyone. let's take a look at the tracy super commuters, westbound coming in, and it looks good. at this time we do not see a lot of slow traffic over the altamont pass, no major problems driving into livermore. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, looking good, and also from alameda to oakland, and the 280 in san jose, nor

i am natasha zouves. >> i am jessica castro. i am here for reggie aqui. now a check of weather and traffic. mike? >> i am meteorologist mike nicco. here for the males hanging out with the ladies. a good friday. >> live doppler hd is showing you petaluma had half mile visibility that changed to three. watch out for thick fog and across the golden gate. we look from sutro tower can the marine layer of clouds hanging out 50 to 68 through 7:00. remember, poor air quality this afternoon at 62 to 97. if you are headed out this evening, up to 87. what happened to alexis? >> did i run her off? >> we scared her away. >> she is going to be fine and can put up with you. >> no metering lights at the bay bridge and traffic is light. a 15 minute drive from golden gate field and 80 when into the city. check out the golden gate, we have thing fog on the de, limit visibility, you need your windshield wipers coming through the waldo grade and through the tunnel but traffic is light, we are looking at zip are truck at four lanes for the southbound commute and two lanes nort

i am a career military person.nt my life, over 30 years in the united states coast guard , i am a gun into the us to. my comment is she really wants to put the fear into people. they really patronize minorities with this gun violence. she is for the australian style gun confiscation. how does she think this country was maintained and brought to where it is today? i don't want to be disarmed. she has millions of dollars, all kinds of arms -- armed security protecting her. but they want to take my gun away. it is ridiculous. i spent my entire life defending this country and i want to be able to have my second amendment and to bear arms and protect myself. host: the house is considering a piece of legislation originally proposed by john cornyn in the senate about limiting gun purchases for those on terror watch list, that there would be a 72 hour. in which investigators could put a hold on purchases and put a hold on them permanently if they can get reason for doing that. do you support that effort? >> i do but here i

i am humble, but y'all, i am hungry.m hungry for change, because while we have come so far to appoint like this we have not , come far enough. and dr. king would remind us that it is up to us to finish the job he started. you see, i came across a photograph not too long ago -- dr. donaldson i see you out there -- of my father before the gentleman sitting in the white house, having a conversation with president lyndon baines johnson. my father was young. he was younger than i am now. and you can tell that he is nervous, sitting across from the leader of the free world, but there he is. he is tall and skinny. his arms so long, they make the sleeves of his jacket look a little short. it is a problem that we both share. but he is holding his own with the president of the united states of america. it was not until i asked him about it that i found out it was taken july 2, 1964. the president had just signed the civil rights act into law. i came across another one just the other day from 1966. it was a press conference in miss

caller: i am doing all right. i am humbled, i am praying, and i believe america feels our pain. we have been crying out for years about the police brutality against blacks, and now that we down, america speaks, america listens. everybody is saddened by what is happening in dallas. do not get me wrong, all lives matter. but the only time black lives matter is when we are at nba basketball games or we are at nfl football games. or we are winning for your states we are cities or entertaining your people -- our lives matter. but when we come off the stage or the court or the field, lives do not matter. i am a mother of two young black men. what do i tell my sons? i have taught them, if you ever be stopped by the police, respectful -- "yes, sir, yes, ma'am." keep your hands visible so they can see you have no cruel intent. even in doing everything that your mom taught you to do, your life can still be in danger. wake up.t, america -- this is real, and we are mad. black lives matter movement is not just something we are saying to have something to say. we are saying this because our l