and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. afafter somemetime off woworkin together with jamal i said let's ddo this in california. you only have to choose in t th neighborhoodod what kind off la you want in the morning. >> when i i go there i'm always eaeager to go to my peoplple, t neighborhohood. i want to o have the least interaction with the israelis as possibible. >> manany israraelis don't't wa know about ppalestinis.s. they don't wantt to reach out. they don'n't wantt to cross in strereets and igighborhoods whe e palestiniaians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our shared land.

for we want to thank you mumia abu-jamal. i would urge anyone who has a computer or a way to "the nation", the article by michelle alexander, why hillary clinton does not deserve the black vote. it is incredible. larry, a pleasure hearing you again, brother. everybody. i love you. thank you for this time. on the move. amy: imprisoned former black panther mumia abu-jamal speaking to us from prison in fractal, pennsylvania. i'm amy goodman with

for we want to thank you mumia abu-jamal. i would urge anyone who has a computer or a way to "the nation", the article by michelle alexander, why hillary clinton does not deserve the black vote. it is incredible. larry, a pleasure hearing you again, brother. everybody. i love you. thank you for this time. on the move. amy: imprisoned former black panther mumia abu-jamal speaking to us from prison in fractal, pennsylvania. i'm amy goodman with e to parana, brazil. brazil, the land of samba, football, and beautiful people. but there's more to this place than the carnival in rio or the rainforests. i'm traveling to a lesser known region, at least from the western point of view--the northeast state of paranambuco. the last time i was here was in 2008. i got me a bunch of albums, local stuff. on the plane, after reaching cruising altitude, i ordered cachaca on the rocks and slammed in the earbuds. the music had me flying even higher. it was a traditional paranambuco sound fused with rock, funk, hip hop, and reggae. it was somethin

>> the j stands for jamal.ther and a patriot and he added he's a joker and a smoker and a midnight taker. >> and stephen colbert taking on the donald's son eric. >> it's time for a president who can make america great again, ahead of budget and ahead of schedule, too. >> yes. ahead of schedule. donald trump will end america sooner than we thought. >> stephen colbert -- >> colbert on the cover of the new issue of "the hollywood reporter" telling the mag and our own a.j. he's having a field day with the convention. >> we're going to tp america, trump/pence. >>> on tbs "full frontal" host sam mantha b. bussing her staff to the convention with a little help from "scandal" president tony goldwin. james corden making his own trek to the white house getting a special tour from the first lady. >> my husband is in there somewhere. >> is he in there right now? >> he better be. that's where he said he is. >> before breaking into a little carpool karaoke with "get your freak on" featuring missy elliott. >> and an homage to

jamal smith, good to see you, elise jordan. >>> breaking overnight, more police officers shot in the line of duty, this time in san diego. one officer dead, another expected to survive. we'll take you to the scene there, plus more criminal charges on the way in the flint, michigan, drinking water investigation. it's michigan's governor. is he in the line of fire? >>> hillary clinton delivered an optimistic acceptance speech in a forceful takedown of donald trump. >> donald trump says he wants to make america great again. well, he could start by actually making things in america again. >> but do the facts add up? how does clinton's score card compare to trump's? i'll see you in just seconds. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ maybe... the skate park today? you can make it gr-r-reat! ♪ kellogg's frosted fl

jamal actually makes some really good points.ing a bunch of focus groups around the country last year. even the ones the last few weeks. the reality is trump, whether you like him or not, speaks more to that dissatisfaction and that frustration that so many voters have towards the political system, towards the economic system, towards elites. you know, you've got to speak to that. they may not trust where trump is going to take the country but they feel that. you have to balance it out. i think tim kaine is what i would say a safe pick. i've met him a few times. i think he's a reasonable man. in terms of energizing that base, i'm not sure he's going to do that, i'm not sure he's not going to do that. the reality is, he's a name not many people know outside of d.c. politics. how he's introduced over the next few days if he's the pick is going to be really critical to how people react not just a base but even more importantly amongst those moderates or undecided voters out there wondering how they should vote come november. >> caro

that's where i turn back to jamal smith. we're jumping around.e have so many people on the field on what is the biggest day for hillary clinton's campaign, to date. and gear up to come here to philadelphia. your thoughts on what we saw there in this announcement. there. >> there's a lot of hype about the fact he speaks spanish fluently. i'm encouraged he has a vocabulary for social and racial justice. he was a civil rights attorney who handled housing discrimination cases when he came out of school. and the fact is, frankly, we need to concentrate on the instances of racism that build our news waves but the every day stuff. the stuff about systemic racism that happens to everybody applying for a loan. >> you raise an important point. pay your dues. sometimes we see politicians who reach back who say i did a thing for a year. give me credit for that. tim kaine, among other things in his career, spent 17 years working on civil rights litigation. basically going up against larger entities. powerful companies and fighting for people who he argued had

all-star raja rondo agreed to the free agent deal with the chicago bulls and former sixth man of the year jamal crawford is staying in l.a. the with the clippers. >>> no, it is not hey day of phillies baseball when utley, howard and werth were hitting the ball left and right out of the ballpark but for what it is worth, phillies line up is on fire. the since june 21st they are the number one hitting team in all of baseball. now the ball is not going out of vince velasquez hand fast enough in kansas city. everybody wondering is what up. velasquez says it takes him longer to warm up. he gets hot. seven strike outs in six innings. 's loud only two runs. phillies strike first. first inning cameron rupp, three run shot. phillies jump out to the three to nothing lead. they are in the done. high five continues, third inning, codey asche, codey smashy, it is, upper deck. asche, and miguel franco, three, four, five hitters combining for six rbi, six hits and three home runs. that is franco in the eighth. phillies win seven-two. they have won seven out of their last ten. >> they have found their groove.

they offered jamal crawford a contract. crawford played 16 years in the nba, the last four with the l.a. clippers. >>> how about these fireworks, the phillies have been popping off at the plate, since june 21, the phillies have the number one batting average in all baseball give fans something to ooh and ah about. he takes a little longer to warm up. he heats up, he allows 2 runs, phils strike first, first inning, cameron ruf the other way. they are jump out to a 3-0 need. cody ashy into the upper deck. look at this. 4-0. phils. ashy, ruf anne franco combine for 6 hits. franco way out of here. phillies win 7-2 that's seven wins in the last ten games. they won back-to-back series since mid may. >> we've found our groove and working it, offensively pitching has been better. we're having fun. >> we've staged our offense since we left on the road trip. we carried it through coming back home. we've gone through ten days or so where we've been swinging the bats pretty well. >> reporter: sometimes you just need a break and that's

i'm going to start where i ended in the last segment with you, jamal.e three jobs that hillary had to do. do you think she did them? >> i do. i think this convention really knocked the ball out of the park on every night. every night each person got up and did what they were supposed to do. bill clinton told stories that nobody else could tell except for him. barack obama and michelle obama really brought the whole section of the party that was with them and kind of handed this mantle to hillary clinton and said this is yours and you got to go and take care of it and protect us. i thought hillary clinton did it. she did a little too much listening. a little too much of that. but i think that she faced forward. she was positive, she was upbeat. >> and she had that fabulous white dress on for the suf ra jets. >> i'm glad you said that. the twilter atty would kill me if i commented on what she was wearing. >> i had to play this reminiscing, nancy. you listed all those speeches. because the burden on hillary clinton after all these speeches, the bar was so

. >>> free agent guards jamal crawford on the sixers radar, another veteran guard has been in the nbantly crawford spent last four with the l.a. clippers. head coach brett brown has told six abc all week with their young players, and the free agent additions the sixers are building something very exciting. >> you need a springboard reason for somebody to say, wow, you know, not only do they have these young guys you have signed x, and it is a ripple effect. the players want to play with players. they want to win. they want to play with talent. i think that our story of how we're going to tell it and grow it and say it and show it over the next few years is really exciting. >> let's hope so. first place union will try to keep their foot on the gas pedal tonight when they hit the road in houston, worst team in the west. union only have one road win this season. >>> we have a major upset at wimbledon novak djokovic is not happy. he won last four major titles but goes down in the third round to sam query today. query is first place from the united states to take down, the number one ranke

also ahead this morning we'rw talking about the star of a new fox show show baltimore mosses pastor jamalant will give us a sneak peek at a show call the preachers.. >>> mother nature messing withu holiday plans. p heavy rain is on the way. washed out cookouts and no n firework on the mall tonight? can't believe it. it. for details tucker barnes say iy isn't so. is >> it isn't so. >> it is so. (laughter). >> wisdom, i didn't know kno anything about covering them? >> tucker -->> t - >> how dare you.ow de you. >> see.>> see >> he does indeed speak the truth.trut see how that it is.s. >> tucker just sol me out. >> wisdom, before we left the lt reason we're late wisdom is likk make sure holly and erin get some food. f there you go.ere you go >> lie with the best of >> twinkle.. >> lie with the best of them. te your nose is growing. >> wet fourth. i was just outside a moment agon it's cloudy and gloomy and coolc with temps right now only 70 degrees. winds out of the south south evh at 11:00. humidity creeping up 87%. here come the rain showers.rs not so much at the moment. m most of our region

and a lot of people don't realize, the "j" stands for jamal.cleveland and went straight to new york after his wife spoke, people think, but chris christie. watch kind of in the background. you will see -- [ laughter ] it just seemed like he wasn't there because that had an orange background, but he was there. i think the most unusual comments were made by former trump rival dr. ben carson. speaking with the authority of a brain surgeon that had performed a lobotomy on himself. saying that lucifer is her top running mate. that's how you feel the bern. but than that, dr. carson's warning not to underestimate how damaging four years can be. >> we must be wary of the narrative being advanced by some in our party. the notion that a hillary clinton administration wouldn't be that bad, the effects wouldn't be temporary. you know, that it would only last for four, and at most eight years. they're not using their god-given brain to think about what they're saying. she will be appointing people that will have an effect on us for generations. and america

they will pay the price. >> jamal hasimi is the senior adviser to the turkish prime minister.ill stay in close touch with you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> it sounds pretty worrisome. this is a very sense moment. >> it is, indeed. it is a turning point. about an hour ago turkish president erdogan called from his vacation spot for the people to come to the streets and they have listened to his call and it looks like the unfolding coup is being pushed back by the public. so what could have been a coup attempt against the democratically-elected government is by the turkish people. >> we'll see how this unfolds and this is approaching 2:00 a.m. in istanbul, turkey. you are looking at live pictures and our breaking news continues with erin burnett "out front." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight "out front," breaking news, major breaking stories, a military coup under way in turkey tonight and an attack that has killed 84 people. 2:00 in the morning in istanbul beginnin

jamal simmons, terry sullivan, our thanks to your both. >> thank you. >> by the way, gop presidentialdidate donald trump will take questions tonight at a campaign event in florida along with the reddit ama. we'll bring you any news as it becomes available but he has already made comments which he says are out of date. >> meanwhile they wrap up a two day meeting in washington. the question, when will they next and what role will the election play in it's decision. steve with what to expect. >> hey, guys, there's little chance of a rate hike today there is some nervousness the u.s. central bank raises the possibility of a september move. the cnbc fed survey sees the next rate hike coming in december on average and just one rate hike this year along with an average year end funds rate of 0.6% but they warn the market is warned and that the fed could introduce the risk and the sharp decline of bond yields and stock prices raised the stakes on getting the fed wrong. the keys to the meeting are how much they upgrade the economic outlook today. since the last statement prospects brightened a

worked public defender from an old episode "law and order." [ as bernie ] "don't say another word, jamal! and shame on you detectives for speaking to my client without counsel present!" [ light laughter ] now, donald trump, of course, has tried to capitalize on the apparent division within the democratic party, tweeting, "sad to watch, bernie sanders abandon his revolution. we welcome all voters who want to fix our rigged system and bring back our jobs." first of all, donald trump thinking he'll get bernie thinking they'll get a bunch of new viewers now that "downton abbey" is off the air. [ light laughter ] they're different shows, dude. also, the same night he tweeted that, trump mocked a bernie supporter interrupting one of his rallies. >> that's okay, don't worry about it. that's the bernie people. that's the dying remnant of a bernie person. that's the last of them. that's the last. no, we're gonna get bernie people coming here. we're gonna get bernie people coming here. [ as trump ] >> seth: "we're gonna win bernie supporters. now forcibly remove that bernie supporter from my rally

water breaks were frequent, and all the heat was enough to leave little jamal thinking maybe snow is not so bad after all. >> you like this? >> no, not really. i like snow. >> reporter: you know my photographer keeps wiping the lens there because we get the droplets from the fountain and it feeled amazing. here is the good news for you, you are never too old to have fun while cooling off. back inside to you rick. >> i like snow -- cones actually. in this heat. thank you. by the way the philadelphia corporation for aging has its heat line activates. the number is on your screen. 215-765-9040. counselors are available to help you stay safe in the heat season callers can talk to counselors about heat related problems. and as the extreme continues follow our meteorologists on facebook and twitter and use the platforms to show what is happening where you are. and 6abc.com is it weather, remains your resource with the hourly forecast and much more. >>> authorities in south jersey are calling a woman's death there a case of homicide. the 45-year-old victim was found inside of her home in lu

. >> jamal, tell me, what is it? i mean we have had the incident in louisiana this week. and we have had the incident in minneapolis. it just seems tensions and everything is bubbling over. >> extremely so. what happened this week was tragic. it is what brought me out to come together and unify and begin to organize not against the police but with the police as well. because we as protestors aren't for violence, we weren't looking to harm officers so our hearts go out to officers shot and lost their lives tonight. the movement isn't about us against them. it's about all of us coming together. >> absolutely. absolute pleasure, thank you for taking time out. that is a pretty incredible account, shepherd of what he saw happening. bullets ricochetting off of the pavement. that is how people in the crowd kind of were able to figure out shots were not coming from the ground level from someone within the crowd but coming from up above and that information jiveses with police information tonight that it was, appears to be people in a sniper's perch, if you will from atop a parkin

thabian, kevin, victor, joseph, kaiser, jamal, christian, daniel, thony, darnell, william, reko, ante, donkell, sammy, victor sanders, lewis johnson, lonoris webster, stefan, paul webster, terry bates jr., jeremy ray, trevell montgomery, timothy boyd, christopher fields, javell nunn, antoine brooks, duane trish let, davian barron, antoine randall, steven edwards, william sandafer, antoine perkins, jeremy rogers, denzel, angelo, demetrius, marshawn jackson, victor robinson, melvin cook, charles wiley, latrell mccannon, eric knock, eric smith, margaret shanahan, alexander roseas, michael brown, carlton hall, alvador suarez, otis richmond, ramell hicks, brandon knowles, reginald turner, trayvon ilson, shelton ellis, fredrick johnson, lonnie king, amar'e catchings, stanley boston, sica hampton, eric berjon, alfondia kelly, arrell guy jr., marshell hillson, robert barnes, kenette wit consider, willie pittman. we were led during our sit-in by an icon, congressman john lewis, and i was very, very, very proud to participate and would do it again. he's fond of referencing a dream he shared wit

jamal lewis and did you quon charged in connection with the shooting death of captain robert melton onpolice say it was lewis who fired the fatal shots. he has been charged with capitol murder. cipels is charged with aggravated assault of an officer as well as other charges. milton's death comes two months after another cocoon city mirror was shot and killed on the kansas speedway. >>> coming up secretary of state john kerry raising alarm about a critical issue. what he says is just as dangerous to us as terrorism. >>> plus, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail tonight in the battleground state of florida. here's a live look in tampa right now where she is set to speak very soon. big announcement she is set to make. scott. >> dawn, right now hazy, hot and humid. it's 92 in philadelphia. but it feels like 98. if you think this is hot, even hotter air headed this way for the weekend. we'll break down your forecast next. ♪ >>> here's a first look inside the wells fargo zen as crews prepare for the convention. city officials gathering today to reveal the official convention stage and

it's a bunch of mularkey, same thing he told us when we were protesting jamal clark. he called us terrorists for our work of peaceful, non-violent action. i don't believe it. >> you're saying governor dayton called you terrorists before? >> governor dayton called us terrorists for stopping the airport during black christmas, our action that we did to raise awareness, to demand the tapes and demand justice. for that act that i participated in, he called us all terrorists to our face. >> so when he said today, i will vow justice in this case, you don't necessarily believe that? >> i don't believe it. he has his political jargon on. doing what he got to do, a song and dance, because it's in front of his house. he don't want us out here. lot of multi million dollar homes, ain't no black people here. i've never laid in the grass here, because we haven't been welcome. he don't want us here, us standing and holding him accountable. >> pastor danny givens, a friend of philando castile, thanks for the time tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> as if we needed reminding, the

joining us the faces of the new fox show the preachers deehs abuse next week one of its stars pastor jamalmtv dj holmes. hum him, right. rht. >> join us for all of this ands much, much more. i think we'll have our own goodd day grill out. >> i'm all about that. entertainment and food it's all good.go speaking of entertainment how about a little sports right now nats taking the mound later this morning with matchup again the milwaukee brewers atrers a 11:00 o'clock.:0 today's game come on the heels t of a big win for the natsats beating cincinnati 12-one. steven strasburg gave off the dl disabled list and tossed nosed hitter. hitt no hit ballgame into the sixth h inning and it was also anotheroh incredible outing for dannyanny espinosa.espi he hit his second grand slam ofs the series and was four for six with six rbi's to help the national league east leaders lde stay five games ahead of the mets. good for the nats.ats. >> um-hmm. >> the orioles on the road thist weekend facing the mariners. the mariners looking four game succeed in that mission.is o's struggle the entire game. gm and they

jamal simmons, laura bassett and the senior writer for "u.s. news and world report."has taken a lot of gifts, it seems to have a certain scent to it because we had this big supreme court case about his predecessor down there. >> apparently he took gifts, according to politico, went to a donor's house in the caribbean, went to a basketball game but in virginia these things are allowed. >> explain the clothes thing. how does somebody give you clothes? hey, anybody, want some clothes? i got clothes for you. seems like an odd gift. a steak dinner, that's one thing. come on, i'll buy you some clothes. it seems strange. >> he reported the gifts. >> does it smell? >> i don't think it smells. he stayed at a friend's house in the caribbean, paid his own expenses. he overreported everything. he didn't do anything illegal. it's all within the bounds of -- >> so he's still in the running? still in the running? >> he's still in the running but is not the best choice. >> he is the best choice. he's still in the running. he can overcome this. >> has anyone ever given you clothes? >>

. >> is that an abu-jamal work out. >> is that core. >> like, i'm hurting. >> you can also catch theselasses and do it traditional way like they have two studios in philly and one in haverford. you can actually go to the class too. >> in person. >> yes, all right, buddy, thanks very much. >>> coming up next half an hour is your face always buried in your phone. >> reporter: as if this text weren't even grossing enough there is another reason some peoples eyes may be glued to their screen. i'm rahel sol hon, the game that has captivated the public and why philadelphia police are issuing a warning. >>> this is for parents out there, some doctors say let your kid be kid, it turns out some habits you think are bad for them can be good for their health. >>> new at 6:00. >> for soapy what the tore a rag these are essential for window washing but today was no ordinary job. i'm anita oh how by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. >>> it is a game, everyone is playing, but there could

what she's forgetting here is when jamal or whoever hurt each other in the neighborhood, when they are found they are usually held to account. police people wear a badge and a gun as the extension of the logic and authority of the state and most of them, when they are held to account or we attempt to hold them to account, they are not put in jail as a result of what they have done. look, in the '70s, 3,000 cops -- cops have done misdeeds to 3,000 black people. so much so that their police department in philly was put into receivership. there is instance after instance of lethal police brutality. not just police-involved shootings. it's the culture of violence. it's the dismissal. it's the racial profiling. it's looking at them through a distorted prism. that's the problem. black lives matter does not foment violence. it attempts to acknowledge it in one sense and to diagnose it at the level of the state. >> let me get back to tara. black lives matter website has a list of what they say are major misconceptions about the movement. number one misconception, they say, quote, the movement

. >> what i got to tell you -- at 22, veteran jamal mcpherson not much older than the young men he mentorsen he was their age he left the streets of chicago to join the military. >> i think they are going -- by me sharing my traumatic experience it's opened up a door for them to share. >> some of the veterans aren't much older than you are. >> i know. >> are they big brothers? father figures? >> more like brothers to me. >> 18-year-old miguel arreol and 17-year-old jaime and 17-year-old noah all joined gangs early. how old were you when you held your first gun? >> ten years old. >> 14. >> how easy is it to get one? >> one two,, three. >> but since graduating from urban warriors they are no longer actively involved in gangs. is the program is now being studied at the university of chicago. but one things is clear already. there's a little bit of hope where there was once no hope at all. >> the guy who came in, how is he different from the guy who came out? >> i don't see myself taking a life, i see myself changing somebody's life. i don't see my gel going to prison i see myself going to col

thabian, kevin, victor, joseph, kaiser, jamal, christian, daniel, thony, darnell, william, reko, ante, donkell, sammy, victor sanders, lewis johnson, lonoris webster, stefan, paul webster, terry bates jr., jeremy ray, trevell montgomery, timothy boyd, christopher fields, javell nunn, antoine brooks, duane trish let, davian barron, antoine randall, steven edwards, william sandafer, antoine perkins, jeremy rogers, denzel, angelo, demetrius, marshawn jackson, victor robinson, melvin cook, charles wiley, latrell mccannon, eric knock, eric smith, margaret shanahan, alexander roseas, michael brown, carlton hall, alvador suarez, otis richmond, ramell hicks, brandon knowles, reginald turner, trayvon ilson, shelton ellis, fredrick johnson, lonnie king, amar'e catchings, stanley boston, essica hampton, eric berjon, alfondia kelly, arrell guy jr., marshell hillson, robert barnes, kenette wit consider, willie pittman. we were led during our sit-in by an icon, congressman john lewis, and i was very, very, very proud to participate and would do it again. he's fond of referencing a dream he shared w

so we talked to pastor jamal j bryant last week he was inhe w studio talking about the showbos and heeep -- we heard in thatea i clip you were talking aboutabou beyonce''s behind. beh we heard that.hat. (laughter).r) >> is there a there's nothing that's offs thin limits. the conversation can go anywhe anywhere? >> everything goes.>> >> but the show is e about pop culture, spiritual will the,uali those things are more m sensational but our show is very substantive.subs we're going to do pop which are, politics, news, entertainmentstt are, sports, comedy, we'll cracc spleens with laughter every dayd it will be wonderful time.be wol we want the community to becomeb a loving and more peaceful andcl civil place. it will be fun. >> am i going to feel like i'vek gone to church after you watchow your show.yourhow. >> no. here's the thing that's why ihi like the title the prwheachers c it's a misnomer people look at pete hers as judgmental we getet to reset that. tha too many people see preachers pe pointing at them.pointi at them. we're here to talk with you and that's the keep our job is off