this became the roman forum.509, they tossed out their king and established the relatively democratic roman republic. that began perhaps history's greatest success story, the rise of rome. from the start, romans were expert builders, and they had a knack for effective government. this simple brick building was once richly veneered with marble and fronted by a grand portico. it's the curia. the senate met here and set the legal standards that still guide western civilization. the reign of julius caesar, who ruled around the time of christ, marked the turning point between the republic and the empire. the republic, designed to rule a small city-state, found itself trying to rule most of europe. something new and stronger was needed. caesar established a no-nonsense, more-disciplined government, became dictator for life, and, for good measure, had a month named in his honor, july. the powerful elites of the republic found all this change just too radical. in an attempt to save the republic and their political power,

candle stuff inside. >> exactly. >> it's like iron man cannons. >> roman atwood built roman candles.hey actually work. they're just shooting off fireworks into the sky and all kinds of different colors. now, they can say that was awesome. but at the same time, they do recognize that maybe it wasn't the greatest idea they've ever had. fortunately, this one went as planned. it was a success. you can see it on roman's smile. >> that was awesome, dude. >> what did you think? >> that is epic. they need to do it again so brittany can try. >> yes! >> whoa! >>> hope you enjoyed celebrating the fourth with us. enjoy the rest of your time off. we'll see you guys on the next "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live," harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so beyonce may have stolen "lemonade" if you believe a guy who now lists -- charles: he has proof. harvey: he has 10 pieces of proof. it's a story we did recently. it's got to make you think. charles: the guy's name is matthew falks. he made a short

with the roman empire that is something very in-your-face about the romans and britain. you go around the country use the loads because that is the roman word you can see the social geography of britain is still configured so why is london such a stupid place? because it was convenient for them so you live the world but it gets more complicated than that. one way we could do the same about germany of course, our identity as an from infrastructure but conflict between us san the romans and how it works of the head of any western european are we thinking we are the inheritors? there is an edgy standoff when we think of the cultural identity with a warrior queen flowing hair thousands and thousands of roman soldiers also has a britannia but she is a rebel and a terrorist in the independence free. with the paradox of the relationship because what it says she said don't worry because your descendants you'll do more than the romans ever did. [laughter] u-turn independent freedom fighter into the ancestor of the british empire with an appalling sleight of he and the. [laughter]

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replaceke, roman will pimco, roman willan wil replace douglas hodge.e, let's bring in john from los angeles. great to have you. yet heard the numbers there could is this decision that alliances not happy with pimco? john: we have heard a couple months ago that they were considering looking for somebody to replace douglas hodge. it has been a really rough time. you have also heard that maybe hodge is may be facing burnout. it is a really job that he has had to face. he came in after mohamed el-erian abruptly resigned. the reason mohamed el-erian resigned was because of feuding between him and bill gross. hodge inherited a lot of turmoil. and the larger landscape of money managers is changing. pimco is actively managed. their fees are higher than vanguard. you have automation coming in. they are facing a lot of pressure from many factors inside and outside to adapt and figure out a path forward. roman what makes manny the person for this challenging job? john: he is got a really diverse background. right now, the man group, they are the world largest pub

what will emmanuel roman's management style be like?rom what i have heard and read in a few places, he is not a guy that cultivates, necessarily, a star system. shy.hodge was media he does not like going on tv. manny roman is more of a public guy. three yearsd talk ago that you can find on youtube. it is interesting. he has talked a lot about sports and he talked about baseball data and how baseball data is such a great measure, and how he would like to bring that same data management to money management and use data to coach his money managers. just an interesting management approach. i think it will be in to see what he brings. david: you mentioned douglas hodge. in the company's anything about his future plans? john g.: they did not specify. to his when i talk management, a couple of months ago they were searching for -- we had heard they were searching for a ceo. they said no, it is a senior -level type management thing, and one of things they made clear was dug is not going anywhere. he did not have plans to go anywhere. i don't kn

christine romans, i'm paraphrasing christine romans during our commercial. >> i said the best stuff comes matter? does anyone care? does anyone say, oh, the democrats had meryl streep? that's better than scott baio? >> well, there is the contrast between all the star power at the democratic convention versus the republican one but i was curious about the female stars they put out because if they're trying to appeal to the moderate republicans, the choice of putting sarah silverman and lena dun hamm who are known for crass, controversial material, people think it's funny, to me, to put them on a stage and give them that kind of platform, it makes me raise my eyebrows. >> it's targeting millennials, i think. >> i'm a millennial. >> so there are millennials who think differently from you and that are not republicans, they may be more independent leaning or democrats who were very pro-bernie so the idea, i think, there was to try to get folks who still may be on the fringe, may still be upset about bernie. >> i want to listen to le lena dunham and america ferrera. >> hi, i'm lena dunham and a

. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, july 25th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. it is not 100 degrees yet. it is not just the politics that are hot. we are at the cnn grill. so far the main action is of the cane and abel action. hours before the convention is set to gavel in, the chairman is stepping out. debbie wasserman schultz is stepping out after an embarrassing e-mail leak. we have phil mattingly with more. phil. >> reporter: christine, this was supposed to be about unity. it was the title of the theme of the day united together. serious names behind it. bernie sanders scheduled to speak. elizabeth warren scheduled to speak. michelle obama scheduled to speak. after the raucous primary, everybody is starting to come together as one until wikileaks. bernie sanders said the democrats had their thumb on the scale of scrutiny. saying someone needed to get someone to ask about his religion because that would hurt him in kentucky. he said debbie wasserman schultz needed to step down. now she will. she will step down. before then, she is expected to speak today and

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. >> what we found was a roman road crossing right across the station construction site, and alongside that roman road, a burial ground. >> woodruff: and, mark shields and david brooks consider the biggest convention moments, and look at the campaign that lies ahead. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> xq institute. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> md anderson cancer center. making cancer history. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: with their national conventions in the

manus: anna: replace douglas many roman will replace douglas hodge.had almost 30 years of experience in the investment industry. he will be based in newport beach, california. manus: luke ellis, if you go to his bio, you can see the backtrack. man group president until today, chief investment officer, head of multi-assets between 2010 and 2013, and he was managing director of financial risk management between 1998 and 2008. anna: just in the last couple days, we've been talking at bloomberg -- our colleagues have been writing about how alley liance sort of pivoting their hiring from the bill gross era. board members site alternative investments. it seems they are overhauling staffing at pimco, something of the theme over the past few days. that's according to a member of the german insurance board. manus: let's get the bloomberg first word news with rosalind chin. donald trump has told supporters he is going all the way after formally securing the republican presidential nomination. the announcement in his home state of new york that pushed him over t

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christine romans here along with john berman. the democrats came into the convention saying they would portray an optimistic vision for the country. a contrast, they say, to what they call the darkness of the republican's world view. but the democratic version of sunny and bright is a full frontal throw the sink at him assault of donald trump. that is what they did. our panel is back. including political commentator amanda carpenter. let's talk about the attack on donald trump and cory booker who went to the heart of the democrats over donald trump. listen to senator booker. >> here in philadelphia, let us declare again that we will be a free people. free from here and intimidatioi. we are a nation of inter dependence and america, love always trumps hate. let us declare. >> josh, i was saying it felt like he was just yelling this speech. you were saying in the crowd, he was trying to yell over the bernie supporters. >> two perceptions. he was very loud at the beginning and he seemed to have the crowd with him at the end. the crow

i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. breaking overnight. trump campaign under fire and offering an explanation for how a graphic some a calling anti-semitic ended up on trump's twitter feed. the image with a pile of cash and six-pointed star appeared on a white supremacist message board two weeks ago. accusing hillary clinton of corruption. the trump campaign manager said the graphic was not created by the campaign or sourced from an anti-semitic site, but lifted from the anti-hillary twitter user where countless images appear. as the social director media for the campaign, i would never offend anyone and chose to remove the image. critics hammering trump over the graphic. cnn's sara murray has more. >> reporter: good morning, christine and george. trump is still dealing with the firestorm after he put out a tweet that appeared previously on a white supremacist message board. it slammed hillary clinton as crooked and had a six-pointed star. trump tried to turn this around on hillary clinton. he said these false attacks by hillary clinton tr

roman has been ceo of man group, publicld largest traded heads fund -- hedge fund.-n is restoring a return to iran's economy minister whose ministry is at the forefront spoke to bloomberg. >> right now, the groundwork for iranianbonds in various debt securities in international markets exists. the situation will improve in the future. we have something like $45 billion worth of signed agreements with different countries for financing iranian projects. nejra: global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. find more stories on the bloomberg at top . i'm nejra cehic. manus: a little bit of breaking news, investors holding e.on get -- theor a day vesture business is set for listing. they are going to list the business in september. visit this and this is a part of a strategy that was rebuilt back -- this is a2014 part of a strategy that was revealed back in september 2014. --ford bernstein is a saying is saying this was a re-rating which would significantly readjust the stock price. growing 12% on the back of this. ticks.p a cou

i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris sanchez. we are following breaking news with what is the most disturbing police shooting yet. here is the scene in falcon heights minnesota. a car stopped by police. a man at the wheel and a child at the back. the woman in the front passenger seat was streaming live when gunfire erupted. the video we will show you is graphic and some may find it offensive. the reason we are showing you is because diamond reynolds wants you to know. >> we got pulled over for a busted taillight. we were pulled over. he is licensed and he can carry. he was trying to get his wallet out of his pocket. he let the officer know he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet. the officer shot him in his arm. we are waiting for -- i will, sir. no worries. he just shot his arm off. we got pulled over. >> i told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir. his driver's license. oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. >> shocking video. less than an hour ago, police held a news conference. refusi

i'm christine romans, it's exactly 4:00 a.m. in east.convention in cleveland is in the books just a few hours ago. long last, donald trump he shed that presumptive. he is now the official republican nominee. trump, in a video speech beamed in from trump tower in manhattan. >> i'm so proud to be your nominee for president of the united states. i look forward to sharing my

they found a roman candle nearby.y don't know if it was related to the fire that happened this morning. but they know that this is an area where fireworks certainly could be a possibility. and the fact that the fire burned on beoth sides of sierra road indicated perhaps it may have started in more than one spot. let's go to that video. it was a very voracious fire. it consumed a lot of grass quickly. burning up the hillside on one side of sierra road and down the hillside toward alum rock park. there it is very close to homes. because the firefighters -- san jose fire and cal fire both responded to this incident they did make very quick work of the fire and water tinders came into the area and so they were able to put the fire out. that was the only source of water, bringing the water in. there are no fire hydrants out here in this open space preserve area. again, fireworks are definitely a consideration. >>ic it was a roman candle that was found over in the parking area. whether or not it was left over from fourth of

. >> what we found was a roman road crossing right across the station construction site, and alongside roman road, a burial ground. >> woodruff: and, mark shields and david brooks consider the biggest convention moments, and look at the campaign that lies ahead. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.

i'm christine romans. it's 30 minutes past the hour.'s not just hillary clinton but the fbi getting the ire of donald trump in the newest attack. the presumptive republican nominee calling the system totally rigged, this after director james comey recommends no charges, no charges against clinton for the way she handled her e-mail as secretary of state. trump late last night telling a crowd of thousands that clinton must have bribed comey's boss attorney general loretta lynch to avoid jail time. >> i mean, the attorney general's sitting there saying if i get hillary off the hook, i'm going to have four more years or eight more years. but if she loses, i'm out of a job. it's a bribe. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. she is laughing at the stupidity of our system. she is laughing and so is her husband bill. >> the trump campaign seizing on a political opening against his rival. let's get the latest from cnn politics sara murray traveling with the trump campaign for us in north carolina. >> reporter: good morning, christine and george. we

i'm christine romans, it is friday july 29, 3:00 a.m. in the east, we are in new york, but oh, what a big night. when there are no ceilings, the sky's the limit. hillary clinton on what politically speaking was the biggest night of her life, a night in which history was made in this country. never before had a woman accepted her party's nomination for president and never before had hillary clinton had so much to do in one 60-minute address. make herself relatable to a country that somehow doesn't quite know her after a quarter century in the spotlight, make herself seem honest to a voting population that doesn't quite trust her after a summer of scandal, and most of all, make herself seem like a better option than donald trump. and that, she did with gusto. >> powerful forces are threatening to pull us apart. bonds of trust and respect are fraying. we have to decide whether we will all work together so we can all rise together. >> cnn's phil mattingly was there. he joins us now. good morning, phil. >> reporter: listed off that checklist,

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. 4:00 in the cnn grill.d throw everything at them, including the kitchen sink at donald trump. he threw in two kitchen sinks. if you are keeping score at home, president obama thinks america is already great and trump not so much. cnn's phil mattingly joins us from outside the cnn grill. phil, this leaves nothing left but hillary clinton. >> reporter: she will now have the heavy burden of trying to closeut

the cal fire crews, they have removed a roman candle they found and believe that it was a candle that started the fire. there's no other obvious signs here. they kept calling for back up and brought in nearby crews to rush out here and able to corral the fire from spreading down the hill to nearby homes. no injuries here and nobody had been evacuated or even shelter- in-place. it was massive because of the hillside so dry that it burned all of the acres here and jumped a drive way -- excuse me, road way here and continued down the hillside. the hot spots are still a concern, so they will have crews out here monitoring it. the cause i have just learned a roman candle possibly. >>> we want to talk about weather and traffic here. let's check with you dave, first. >> okay let's check with the winds here. in the south bay, they have about 5 miles-per-hour here and you can see 3 miles-per-hour here. all over the bay they're fairly low, below 10 miles-per-hour and still battling the fog here around the golden gate here. 59 for oakland and 64 for san jose and concord at last check. san jose g

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman, it is tuesday, july 26, it is 3:00 a.m. in the east. we are at the cnn grill. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. wow. night one of the democratic convention was like an entire season of downton abbey, there was intrigue, tension, back stabbing, humor, tears, euphoria, reconciliation, and of course paul simon just like downton abbey. the day began with a sense that it might be dominated, even overshadowed by disgruntled bernie sanders supporters, but it ended with a stirring speech by michelle obama that some are already placing in their convention halls of fame, and then there was bernie sanders himself. joining us now, cnn's phil mattingly, phil, looked like a roller coaster of political emotion. >> yeah, no question about it, john, if you think just about 24 hours ago, nobody thought that the democrats were going to actually embrace the unity that they planned on the theme of the day actually being, but the clinton campaign choreographed the evening very closely and speaker after speaker,

. >> and i'm christine romans. it is thursday, july 21, and it's 3:00 a.m. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have discord. the kind of thing that leaves people booing and cheering and gasping, all at the same time. yes, something funny happened on the way to party unity here at the republican national convention. that something funny rhymes with ted cruz. not mike pence. that's mike pence. the runner-up to donald trump in the primary, has a prime speaking slot. how did he use it? not to support donald trump, no, no, no. not an endorsement. and what did he get? no love. in fact, he got some outrage. our senior political reporter is live right now. this is quite a night. >> reporter: it really was, john. this crowd in the convention hall was waiting for that endorsement. ted cruz only mentioned donald trump at the beginning of his speech when he congratulated donald trump for winning. and that endorsement just did not come. as ted cruz started launching into his stuff speech, talking about republican and conservative value

i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. it is monday, july 25th. it is 3:00 a.m. in the east. we are live at the cnn grill. it's not a barn. it's a bar. this is the city of brotherly love, but so far the main brotherly interaction is of the cane and abel variety. we're not talking about tim kaine, no. just hours before the democratic convention is set to gavel in, the democratic national chair has checked out. debbie wasserman schultz stepping down after an embarrassing e-mail leak. cnn's phil mattingly joins us now with the very latest. phil. >> reporter: well, john, united together is the theme for the first day of the democratic national convention, and in theo theory, that's fantastic. the speakers seem to back it up. you have senator bernie sanders after the raucous and at times not so pretty primary speaking tonight. you have elizabeth warren scheduled to speak. you also have michelle obama. the idea, bring the party together. one problem. an e-mail hack. the democratic national committee having a number of their staffers have e-mails released by wikileaks and those e-ma

roman pimco names manny as its next ceo.ublic we traded hedge fund. vonnie: donald trump officially becomes the report and for the 2016 presidential election. -- republican nominee for the 2016 present election. what he has to do to avoid the missteps.

hasany roman -- manny roman expertise in bonds, which is what pimco specializes in, but he has more thanhe question is if this will see pimco move into new things. he is a proponent of computer-driven trading. upunilever is scooping dollar shave club, getting a bigger piece of the fast-growing men's grooming business. according to bloomberg business sources, it is north of $1 billion. it is a direct consumer model for an established razor brand and is on track to post $2 billion in sales. >> it is a wonderful addition to the unilever family. there's a $30 billion male grooming market. shaving is by far the number one market. this is a subscription model, which is interesting. more shopping goes through different channels that is based on shaving and male grooming. we think this acquisition is strategic. >> he is not in, he is out as head of fox news channel following sexual harassment allegations, which he denies. he will be succeeded by rupert murdoch. generally sanguine about this. 25% of 21st20% to century profits. isrupert murdoch, not a lot expected to change? >> most investors do n

i'm christine romans, it is friday, july 22, it is 3:00 a.m. in the east. we are here in cleveland at the q where it all happened last night. breaking overnight, donald trump accepting the republican nomination for president, painting a dire picture of america in crisis. citizens in danger, the economy a disaster, lawlessness in the streets, immigrants flooding the borders, all threatening american peace and prosperity. listen. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> all right. cnn's manu raju joins us now. good morning or good night. >> good morning, christine. this was donald trump that was tapping into the economic anxieties of this country, planning a rather -- planting a rather bleak picture of the united states right now and promoting what he believes would be a strong united states if he were to become the commander in chief. he was railing on trade deals, and

christine romans giving the characterization. it is about a 20% margin. 20% that does use chapter 11, 80% doesn't. the big list of investigative issues that are awaiting, the doj and loretta lynch as well, and the fbi, ron brownstein, i need to you jump in on this if you can. speaker of the house said today, i don't think hillary clinton, given what has happened and the mishandling of this information, i don't think the national intelligence should be giving her briefings leading up to the election. both of these candidate is get them, so tell me about the le e legitima legitimacy. >> they are looking for ways to keep this issue in the foreground through the election, and they will find many opportunities like that suggestion from paul ryan, which is unlikely to be implemented. look, we are likely to get to election day facing unfavorable ratin ratings. this speech today was a reminder of just the many different kinds of vulnerabilities that donald trump face, even as hillary clinton obviously faces significant vulnerabilities of her own, underscored by t

roman as named emanuel its next chief executive. he will replace douglas hodge who presided over the departure ceo.e former iran is exploring a return to international debt markets for the first time since 2002. economy minister whose ministries at the forefront of securing the country's access to the global financial system spoke to bloomberg. right now, the groundwork for issuing bonds and various iranian debt securities international markets exists, and i'm certain the situation will improve in the future. we have something like $45 billion worth of signed agreements with different countries for financing iranian projects. juliette: the turkish lira is plunging to a close to all-time low. moody's says it is reviewing the country's investment grade credit rating. turkey central bank lowered its overnight rating by 25 basis points. this is bloomberg. thank you very much, indeed. hot on the heels of her first cabinet meeting, uk prime minister theresa may has a packed day ahead. new chancellor philip hammond and she will get a snaps

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. >> good morning. >> good morning. it's friday, july 29th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we are live here not in the cnn grill. there are no ceilings. sky's the limit. hillary clinton with the biggest single night of her life. a night in which history was made. never before had a woman accepted a party's nomination for president and never before had hillary clinton so much to do in one 60-minute address. make herself relatable. make herself seem honest to a voting group that doesn't trust her after a summer of scandal and make herself seem like a better option than donald trump. that she did with serious gusto. >> powerful forces are threatening to pull us apart. bonds of trust and respect are fraying. we have to decide whether we will all work together so we can all rise together. >> cnn's phil mattingly in the middle of what was i believe the biggest balloon drop in convention history. the biggest balloons. one or the other or both, phil, maybe you can clear that up. >> reporter: 110,000 balloons according to the democratic

i'm christine romans at the republican national convention or what's left of it in cleveland. >> i'm john berman. it's friday, july 22nd. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. we want to welcome our viewers from all around the world. and they are sweeping up behind us right now. there is leftover confetti on the floor. that confetti fell. the balloons dropped a few hours ago on the head of donald trump accepting the republican nomination for president. he gave a long speech that painted a picture of a country in serious trouble. lawlessness in the streets. immigrants are flooding the border, he says. and he says, there is only one man who can fix it. listen. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> donald trump last night. cnn's manu raju joins us with more on his big night. manu. >> reporter: this was donald trump that was tapping into the economic anxiety of the country. painting a bleak picture of the

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e roman, chris conner, chris kelley. these people are all here. you don't have to come up and speak. beth mooney. where's brian jack? boy, brian. brian. what a job you did, brian. ok. that's all. now you can leave. go to the next location, brian. go to the next location. and hillary is trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success that we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. you know people -- if you turn on the television, you turn on some of the dishonest media, you'll see that oh, wow, now this happened and that happened. what happened? you know, somebody got booed the hell out of a place by thousands and thousands of people. there wasn't one person in the room. [applause] not one. and then they said there may not be

it was like the roman coliseum tonight. here's his closing argument. >> her focus group tested persona with no genuineness is a sham, meant to obscure all the facts and leave to you vote fo e her. we cannot promote someone to commander in chief with all the bad moves she's made. i want to talk to you at home in your living rooms sitting there tonight, you're the ones who will decide the election. we have an alternative. we have a man who is unafraid, we have a man who wants to lead us. we know what four years of hillary clinton about bring, all the failures of the obama years but with less charm and more lies. it is time to come together and make sure that donald trump is the next president of the united states. i am proud to be part of this team. let's go out and win this thing together. let's go get 'em. tonight. >> the entire speech was a number of indictments. and they kept saying guilty or not guilty and they kept saying guilty. it was unbelievable. >> won't it be a reassurance of donald trump and not -- >> he was play

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. 31 minutes past the hour.e cnn grill here in cleveland. this place, i have to say, is still buzzing. christine romans wondered if it was back stabbing. it may have been front stabbing. ted cruz on the stage, the wind of place and the kind of time you might say something nice about the nominee. you might say endorse the nominee. ted cruz didn't do it. the crowd, they didn't like it. there was booing. there was a lot of booing. enormous amount of tension. there is an enormous amount of fallout. cnn political reporter manu raju joins us now. manu. >> reporter: john, this is an issue and a moment with major implications on ted cruz's career and overshadowed mike pence's speech to the republican national convention. when ted cruz announced and began his speech, a lot of folks were waiting for that endorsement and waiting for him to talk about donald trump in positive terms. he barely talked about trump. he only congratulated trump for winning the republican nomination. he continued the speech and talked about repub

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. 4:00 in the cnn grill. big drama and big names and throw everything at them, including the kitchen sink at donald trump. he threw in two kitchen sinks. if you are keeping score at home, president obama thinks america is already great and trump not so much. cnn's phil mattingly joins us from outside the cnn grill. phil, this leaves nothing left but hillary clinton. >> reporter: she will now have the heavy burden of trying to close out what has been three straight nights of star-packed speakers. none more so than tonight. it was worth noting a specific strategy to what the clinton campaign and democrats trying to do. michael bloomberg talking to independents. joe biden talking to blue collar voters and tim kaine talking to midwesterners. and reengaged for hillary clinton. take a listen. >> tonight, i ask you to do for hillary clinton what you did for me. i ask you to carry her the same way you carried me. because you are who i was talking about 12 years ago when i talked about hope. it has been you who fuelle

i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris sanchez. it is thursday, july 7th. we are following breaking news this morning with what may be the most disturbing police shooting video yet. the scene in falcon heights, minnesota. outside minneapolis. the car stopped by police. a man behind the wheel and woman in the passenger seat and child in the back. we want to warn you, the video we about to show you is graphic. we are showing it to you because the woman in the passenger seat, diamond reynolds, wanted the world to see what she was going through. >> stay with me. we got pulled over for a busted taillight in the back. the police [ bleep ] he is covered. he killed my friend. he is licensed to carry. he was trying to get out his i.d. and wallet out of his pocket. he let the officer know that he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet. the officer just shot him in his arm. we are waiting for -- >> keep your hands where i can see them. >> i will, sir. no worries. he just shot his arm off. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hands up. >>

cnn chief money correspondent christine romans takes a look at the strengths and the weaknesses of themy and what each candidate could do for the economy. >> hi, poppy. hillary clinton has a fine line to walk when it comes to the economy. celebrate the recovery but acknowledge not everyone feels it, and lay out a strategy to fix weaknesses. here's what the obama economy looks like. first, the strengths. stocks are up 178% since obama took office in 2009. stocks near record highs here. 9.8 million net new jobs have been added in the recovery. unemployment is 4.9%. that's cut in half from the peak of 10%. home values in most areas now are above the pre-crash highs, poppy. the average price nationwide now $231,000. but here are the weaknesses. the average u.s. household makes about $54,000 a year. that's almost exactly the amount they were making 20 years ago adjusted for inflation. debt is also a big problem. 70% of college students graduate with debt, and the government debt has ballooned from 10 trillion to 19 trillion. finally, the obama economy has averaged about 2% growth per year.

pemco appoints van groups many roman. the goldman sachs banker believed in this recovery efforts. hollywood now worries about viewer scores, not reviews. studios that to websites like rotten tomatoes, which average consumer ratings into one score to signal they had seven assists. as with almost everything else around in the trunk campaign comes congressional presidential nominee may not exactly conform to what is considered normal and politics. fox news jay rosen explains. >> in a cycle like no other with the nominee atop the republican ticket, and active political orthodoxy in many ways. most strikingly donald trump striking rhetorical cycle obviates his need for his number two for a traditional role of attack dog. >> hillary clinton is the embodiment of corruption. >> trumping trump takes mike pence a bit off the hook in a sense he doesn't have to go out there and make the charge, but he still has an important role to play for explaining why their administration answers the questions that are on the top of the mind of voters. >> vice president nixon main effect attack dog during

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been encoache encroached and make sure they shut us down. >> and reading the rise and fall of the romanire are you saying this is the rise and fall of republican party and are you handing this so hillary clinton? >> i reject that. if i'm not voting for dond nald trump they say that's not a vote for hillary clinton. that logic is not even part of this picture here. he said he doesn't need conservatives to win. the first course of action he took was make sure he stifled that. the fact that we are supposed to go out and work for him. this is not unifying the party. he should have earned our vote and he should have actually not used the tactics that were employed against the delegates. it was truly something where he should have said i can win the vote of the people. he can't use the techniques by shutting down in the general election. he has to go out there and get the vote. what he has done is he has shut down his base. we are not telling -- >> are you going to vote for him? >> i would be a hypocrite to say now i changed my mind. let me tell you, there's a mass exitous. they call it the d

i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell. campaign under fire and offering an explanation for how a graphic that some are calling anti-semitic ended up on trump's twitter feed. it appeared on a white supremacist message board two weeks ago, but the trump campaign social media director posted a statement on facebook saying the graphic quote was not created by the campaign nor was it sourced from an anti-semitic site. it was lifted from the anti-hillary twitter user. as a director for the social media i would never offend anyone. critics are hammering triump ovr the graphic. sara murray has more. >> reporter: trump is dealing with the firestorm after the tweet that appeared on a white supremacist message board. it included a six-pointed star that evokes the star of david. trump tried to turn this around on hillary clinton. he said the false attacks by hillary clinton trying to link the star of david with a basic star often used by sheriffs who deal with criminals and criminal behavior. he says hillary clinton is the most corrup

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i'm christine romans, it's exactly 4:00 a.m. in east. a night of the republican national convention in cleveland is in the books just a few hours ago. long last, donald trump he shed that presumptive. he is now the official republican nominee. trump, in a video speech beamed in from trump tower in manhattan. >> i'm so proud to be your nominee for president of the united states. i look forward to sharing my thoughts with you on thursday night on how we build a brighter and more hopeful future for all americans. it's an honor to run on the ticket with governor mike pence who is an incredible man and who will make a great, great vice president. >> the official theme for the evening was, of course, make america work again. but most of the speakers, hammering away at hillary clinton. and listen to that. those delegates are chanting "lock her up." senior political reporter is make america good men and put hillary in jail is the theme. >> republicans are going to do whatever they can to make hillary clinton very very important in the eyes, and