light rail vehicles and recently applied for another $56 million so seeking close to $2 million for state cap & trade with the support of san francisco voters that step forward and showed we're billing e willing to do our part cap & trade is shaky in recent months, we're still confident that the investment we're making will help us leverage the dollars with the states cap & trade dollars we've been supporting efforts by bart you know 3. 5 go bond we've worked with them and as well as the federal transit administration capacity grant application by caltrain as part of funding to fund caltrain electrification the city is a contributor the fast act the federal bill was approved since the task force met and stabilized it over a long-term we're continuing to support the regional and state and federal efforts because we won't be able to do this within san francisco even with a bold plan and the measures so finally that brings us to 2016 and there are two measures that have been introduced that would help follow the recommendations of the transportation task force one is a twaerdz cent sales tax tha

light rail vehicles and recently applied for another $56 million so seeking close to $2 million for state cap & trade with the support of san francisco voters that step forward and showed we're billing e willing to do our part cap & trade is shaky in recent months, we're still confident that the investment we're making will help us leverage the dollars with the states cap & trade dollars we've been supporting efforts by bart you know 3. 5 go bond we've worked with them and as well as the federal transit administration capacity grant application by caltrain as part of funding to fund caltrain electrification the city is a contributor the fast act the federal bill was approved since the task force met and stabilized it over a long-term we're continuing to support the regional and state and federal efforts because we won't be able to do this within san francisco even with a bold plan and the measures so finally that brings us to 2016 and there are two measures that have been introduced that would help follow the recommendations of the transportation task force one is a twaerdz cent sales tax tha

light rail vehicles and recently applied for another $56 million so seeking close to $2 million for state cap & trade with the support of san francisco voters that step forward and showed we're billing e willing to do our part cap & trade is shaky in recent months, we're still confident that the investment we're making will help us leverage the dollars with the states cap & trade dollars we've been supporting efforts by bart you know 3. 5 go bond we've worked with them and as well as the federal transit administration capacity grant application by caltrain as part of funding to fund caltrain electrification the city is a contributor the fast act the federal bill was approved since the task force met and stabilized it over a long-term we're continuing to support the regional and state and federal efforts because we won't be able to do this within san francisco even with a bold plan and the measures so finally that brings us to 2016 and there are two measures that have been introduced that would help follow the recommendations of the transportation task force one is a twaerdz cent sales tax tha

light rail vehicles and recently applied for another $56 million so seeking close to $2 million for state cap & trade with the support of san francisco voters that step forward and showed we're billing e willing to do our part cap & trade is shaky in recent months, we're still confident that the investment we're making will help us leverage the dollars with the states cap & trade dollars we've been supporting efforts by bart you know 3. 5 go bond we've worked with them and as well as the federal transit administration capacity grant application by caltrain as part of funding to fund caltrain electrification the city is a contributor the fast act the federal bill was approved since the task force met and stabilized it over a long-term we're continuing to support the regional and state and federal efforts because we won't be able to do this within san francisco even with a bold plan and the measures so finally that brings us to 2016 and there are two measures that have been introduced that would help follow the recommendations of the transportation task force one is a twaerdz cent sales tax tha

the president of the united states capped an evening of big drama and big names in what was a throw everythingt them including the kitchen sink to beat donald trump. the president thinks america is already great and thinks donald trump is, well, not so much. cnn's bill mattingly joins us. >> reporter: good morning. "now i'm ready to pass the baton," that was president obama's message, but it was part of a strategic message by the clinton campaign, speaker after speaker, reaching out, each trying to take down donald trump with every word it seemed like at points. michael bloomberg reaching out, joe biden going for blue collar workers. tim kaine reaching out to nice mid western guys. and barack obama laying out the future argument that included this, as you guys noted, endorsement and asked to vote for hillary clinton. >> 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're who i was talking about 12 years ago when i talked about hope. it's been you who fueled my dogged faith in our future, even when the odds were gr

state. the nationals cap off a three game homestand against the pirates with a game that seemed like it would never end. here's how it all got started. daniel murphy ties the game at one run a piece with and if you thought runs weren't already hard to come by, think again. neither team would score for another 9 innings, thats literally like another game! the pirates eventually won 2 to one with a homerun in the top of the 18th inning. the nearly 6 hour game is the longest played by the nationals since 2014. it's 5:xx . still ahead.. pokemon, stopped? the popular app comes crashing to a halt for hours over the weekend. and it may not have been a simple glitch. who is taking credit.. ahead. here in the district-- get ready for a heat wave. eileen whelan breaks down the sweltering forecast. plus, jamie sullivan is monitoring the roads and rails.. for your traffic report. we'll be right back. early morning commute. after weeks of preparation-- the republican national convention begins today in cleveland. the convention expected to fire up the gop base behind presumptive nominee donald trump. but

. >> hillary clinton pulled off a monumental win in the state. the cap of her historic achievement.mary win in california gave her a decisive lead over bernie sanders in both the delegate count and the popular vote. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. first time, the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. >> during the victory speech, a restrained trump used a teleprompter, something he'd like to ridicule. >> to those bernie sanders who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> but sanders was not ready to give up. july 12th, more than a month later he stood alongside clinton and offered his formal endorsement. >> i intend to do everything i can to make certain she will be the next president of the united states. >> and it seemed the battle between trump and clinton would continue to escalate. >> hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. >> he's written a lot of books about business. they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> hillary clinton

additional locomotives and 18 more passenger cars so you can see some trains and cars from out of state added cap as if i will have relief, dealing with crowded cars, delays, and bypassing trains. septa still figuring out who bring 120 side line silver liner cars back to service, taken off the rales because of structural defect. with them went about 13,000 seats. it looks like those with flexible schedules are faring best. >> just to get in and out of work, because really not a very good alternative on the road. >> coming home, i thought it would be worse, but it is good. >> leaving early it, sounds is the best idea, now, septa is asking folk to check and double check their schedules today because again those departure times could be push ahead or back just a little bit after these trains and cars have been added. back into you in the studio, brooke, jim? >> thanks, jan. meanwhile stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay on top of the septa regional rail issue. we have a link to the new schedule. just visit cbsphilly.com. >> another protest scheduled in front of city hall this morning, over the pol

states. that is cap related. -- travel related case. look cases if i'm sitting here in washington dc never having left continental united states and a travel related case that comes, like that person and then writes me and i get infected. i'm a local transmission. it is not cap related. let's take a look at the numbers. the latest is that there are almost 1700 travel related cases in the united states. several hundred of them are in florida. that is cap related. the united states territories, particularly puerto rico, there are over 4500 cases, most of them not travel. as to them occurred in puerto rico. ofyou look at the number women who are pregnant who have ,een infected during pregnancy almost exclusively from travel related, 432 pregnancies now among women who have been infected. what is going to happen to them will require following her closely. 422 in the territories. what has happened? that whenu have heard the accumulation of travel later, cases, sooner or it is almost inevitable that we are going to see local transmission of z

states! >> an historic night capped a historic week here in philadelphia for hillary clinton. now, the sprint to the general election just 101 days away. >>> plus the commander in chief test. from a four-star general to the parents of a fallen soldier, clinton brings out speakers to show the country that she's the national security candidate. >>> and, can he hold back? donald trump says he would advise not to attack dnc speakers but it seems he just couldn't help himself. it's 5:00 a.m. on the east coast, 2:00 a.m. out west, this is "way too early." >>> good morning, it's friday, july 29th. i'm chris jansing live once again from philadelphia where last night history was made. hillary clinton is now the first woman in the united states to win a major party's nomination. she savored the moment, recounting the humble roots of her family, and her accomplishments as senator as secretary of state. framing her vision for a united country, and sharply contrasting her message with that of donald trump. >> tonight, tonight we've reached a milestone in our nation's march toward a more pe

states of america. >> president obama caps another powerful night at the democratic national convention, heaping praisen hillary clinton while calling out donald trump by name. >>> we're also following reaction to trump's eye-popping news conference, where among other things, he suggested russia hacked clinton's e-mails. it's 5:00 a.m. on the east coast, 2:00 a.m. out west, this is "way too early." ♪ >>> good morning. it is thursday, july 28th, i'm chris jansing, live in philadelphia. the democrats had a packed house here. senator tim kaine officially accepted the nomination as vice president. let's start with the president's speech delivered 12 years to the day since he first arrived on the national political scene with his 2004 speech to the democratic convention. last night he sought to compare the vision he shares with hillary clinton against the one donald trump laid out one week earlier. >> we democrats always had plenty of differences with the republican party, and there's nothing wrong with that. it's precisely this contest of idea that pushes this idea forward. what we heard in cleveland last

this does not require the state legislature cap at any laws. it is putting the onus on the state party to determine who is being republican. they can, with a lot of creative ideas on how to do that 30 days before the primary. sending in a survey or donating five dollars, anything they want. you need to be done 30 days before and has nothing to do with the legislature or state laws. also want to bring up the point that we should stand for the freedom of association. that we have the right to stand together as republicans and we should uphold that required you to vote in favor of this. >> others who wish to be heard who do not support the amendment? the gentleman from new hampshire. >> madam chairman, in addition to not supporting the amendment, we've had 20 minutes more of debate, we has a very well articulated arguments by sen. lee: others, i think all of us understand the issue and i would like to move to the previous question. >> point of order? there is no debate on the motion. excuse me? >> i spoke against the amendment and the culprit is qu

states! >> an historic night capped a historic week here in philadelphia for hillary clinton.print to the general election just 101 days away. >>> plus the commander in chief test. from a four-star general to the parents of a fallen soldier, clinton brings out speakers to show the country that she's the national security candidate. >>> and, can he hold back? donald

the socialist senator from vath vath whose campaign capped 22 states and 43% of the vote against hillary clinton. when an aide reported to waszer schultz the dnc chair replied, spoken like someone who's never been a member of the democratic party and no understanding of what we do. she derided the campaign manager as alternately a damn liar, scummy and an ass. in may, suggesting the three other top officials that sanders religion used against him in southern states. for kentucky and west virginia, wrote brad marshal, can we get someone to ask his belief. does he believe in god? this could make several points difference. my sournl bthern baptist beeps draw a big difference between a jew and an >> i told you long time ago that the dnc was not running a fair operation. that they were supporting secretary clinton. so when i suggested to be true six months ago turns out, in fact, to be true. >> reporter: the clinton campaign cast the e-mails and the sentiments they captured as irrelevant to the outcome of the nomination battle waged in spring. >> dnc's impact in these things is minimal compar

fragment of a cap, originally belonged to one of those foreign, what americans referred to as foreign mercenaries. the hetian soldiers from one of several principalities in the german-speaking states of central europe. so this is a fusilier cap. this is an archaeological fragment. it was recovered from the delaware river near, if you've ever flown into philadelphia international airport, as you are landing, if you look at the river, there all the remnants of a bunch of barriers americans put there to keep the british from taking philadelphia in 1777. at some point over the winter of 1777, a boatload of hetians got caught up and dumped into the river with their baggage. this cap was recovered during the first world war by a corps of engineers folks dredging the channel. so this is actually a brass gilt, metal pieces. this would've had a woold liner in the back. it would've been worn on the head of the hetian fusilier, driving washington's army back to new jersey and retreated into pennsylvania. could well have been worn in the actions right up to the crossing and the battles of trenton and princeton. then the soldier may well have been part of the garrison of new york. then a reinf

and the program director of the natural resource offense caps on latest report stating that more than 18 million americans get the drinking water from systems that exceed national levels for lead. being inn record as violation. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beating like that synagogue eastern on saturday. join the discussion. watch c-span's coverage of the 2016 democratic and republican conventions and every saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we will back at -- look act at past conventions. -- back at past conventions. truman.look at harry the 1960 the credit convention in los angeles with john f. kennedy. barry goldwater at the 1964 republican convention in california. the 1976 republican convention with gerald ford. walter mondale at the 1984 democratic convention. michael dukakis in atlanta. in the 2004 democratic convention in boston with john kerry. after publican and democratic national conventions saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tonight on c-span, a look at the state of employment in the state of the u.s.. lorettaorney general lynch talks abou

united states army is capped at 480,000 human troops. there is no limit to how many robots they can have. you can build a million or two million of those track robots and send it to conflicts. a lot of americans are saying oh, well as long as no american troops die. the allure of oh, wow, i can fight a war and not lose any of my own citizens could prove almost irresistible. >> a lot of robots i know come from the film "eye in the sky." how much of that isra realistic and how many of the political aspect of the ability -- because there is civilians that you did not want to kill. how much of that isra realistic. >> it is been a long time where i come to passage with it. you can program an entire area that's off limits. we have done it plenty of time before. we do that right now. we have areas that are considered for lack of a better term, kill boxes and areas that's off limits now or whether it is humans or robotic. hollywood does not care to be accurate when they are depicting robots. the reality is far less exciting in some ways and far

it's good for businessn good for the district and it would also be good for the united states image of the nation's capto. we'll be back with you at 6. we're life now in h cleveland. sending it back to you. one of the many highlights during the first night of the rnc was this, the introduction of donald trump.rump there was just one problem here. the campaign never got permission from the band queenad or the record label to use the song we are the champions. ch this why don't they ever learn. i'm not just talking about republicans. the band release a statement saying it was quote an unauthorized use at the republican national convention against our wishes. donald trump has already been in trouble before for this. meanwhile there's more controversy involving me laneg yeah trump. they claim that she is a college graduate, but there are new reports that might not be true. the writers of her biographyogra wrote that me lane yeah dropped out after only one year to pursue a successful modeling career. she only spent one year inr i college they say.y. but after marrying the now presumptive gop she told people

who fled from villages held by the islamic state group militants are being put up in caps-- tents and feel safe enough to speak about their escape. >> we arrived reports security forces by night. thank god they didn't kill us. my daughter was carrying a white flag pit we told the army that members of the islamic state group followed us and shot in our direction from cars. tom: the final battle for mosul is living as iraqi state groups are gaining on the city. experts say taking control of the city is one thing. after theor a mosul islamic state group is gone is quite another. german chancellor angela merkel is standing by her open-door refugee policy despite three recent attacks carried out by asylum-seekers. germany has been the most welcoming country in europe and last year accepted one million refugees from the middle east and africa. yesterday, she said a policy would not be decided on the basis of fear. merkel: i am just as convinced today as i was last this we can cope with historical test in times of globalization. we can manage it and we have already done a lost in the past 11

state warriors. how the big name is impacting the team's salary cap and who could be shown the door? that story and more at 5:00. >> oh, we'll be talking about this for days on end. >> for years. strength in numbers. >> hey, happy fourth of july. >> nba title next year. >> being. okay. you predicted it. >> i went on out on a limb. f1 ♪ >> brooke: we can't keep doing this. it's gone on long enough. it has to stop. >> steffy: okay. >> katie: looking good. >> steffy: yeah. oh, could you put more ice in the cooler? >> katie: yeah, absolutely. and what about the grill? >> steffy: oh, wyatt and liam, they can take care of that later. >> katie: this is nice. >> steffy: yeah, it is. >> katie: getting everyone together for the celebration. i was actually thinking about inviting my sister. are you cool wit

it was new york that capped the delegate vote. 89 delegates on the great state of new york that could move them over the top and that number is read by donald trump. his son will be speaking here tonight. also speaking tonight will be the house majority leader from california just a few seconds ago. take a listen. >> i will talk about a better way. the agenda and the fair attack system with a more secure america giving everybody an opportunity to rise, looking at the poverty across the process of what we would have in america making those changes. and also about their regulatory of where they are. that nothing will hold them. >> it is a very competitive state and a tough place to win. those republicans in the back, they have not won it, back to george bush. and so they want to make it competitive for anybody to make them better. >> all right, that will be a very big long shot from that point. house majority leader will be speaking tonight. and that they will be making an appearance coming right down here at the delegation that it is not confirmed however, that it is suppose to be a su

the united states army right now is capped at 480,000 human troops. there's no limit to how many robots it can have. can you build a million. can you build 2 million of those tracked robots and send those into conflict, and a lot of americans would say, oh, well, you know, as long as no american troops die, it's no big deal what happens. i mean, we never value somebody else's life as much as else's le as up as other own. the allure of wow, i can fight a war and not loseny citizenry could prove almost irresistible to some people unless you educate them on the ramifications of it. i don't have a good answer how to stop them other than maybe trying to stop people from building them in the first place would be good. >> a lot of what i know about robotics in the military comes from the film "i am sky." how much of that was realistic and how much of the political aspect of the ability to cordon off an area because there was a single civilian that didn't want to kill. how much of that would be realistic, as well? >> it's been a long time since i've even come

: kuwait is taking steps to settle minority stakes in as many as four units of the state's oil producer in a bid to cap for funds and improve efficiency in its most important industry. the oil minister told bloomberg there is a four-year plan for sales of shares in the international unit and the shipping and chemical arms of kuwait petroleum. angie: japanese shares are in the biggest three-day surge in years as investors are waiting for shinzo abe's stimulus plan. remains in good territory. it is 12:30 p.m. in hong kong. i'm angie lau. yousef: it is 8:30 a.m. in dubai. i'm yousef. anna: i'm anna edwards in london. we are counting you down to the start of the trading day in europe. let's talk a little bit about u.k. politics. it is one of the things that is dominating european coverage today. ready toay is becoming become the uk's second prime minister of the u.k. she will take office later today as david cameron holds his last parliamentary prime minister's questions. she will start to name her brexit czar. the focus will be who that person will be. loyal to the new leader, but somebody who campaigned

cap 30 seconds. >> the uninited states s already told the turkish government there expecting prove of who was agagainst larget recallll any critique -- those pro-war --inst erdogan seem to be the government is toying -- going to present the us government with proof. if this happens, i believe the united states should head to turkey. amy: koray caliskan, thank you for being with us, associate professor of political science at bogazici university. in our second hour, another perspective. that does it for our show. [cap amy: from the republican national convention in cleveland, ohio, this is democracy now! >> this happened on the heels of dallas and what happened to sterling and test deal. my son is an young african-american man in america. he could have been sterling or castile. he could have been those dallas police officers, and

capped off the dnc after days of rallies. >>> i accept your nomination for president of the united states! hillary clinton accepts an historic nomination as the democratic national convention comes to a close. >>> a sea of patriotic balloons capped off the final night of the dnc. this morning, work are there getting the wells fargo center back in order. >>> sticking it out, protesters get in one last rally after four days of demonstrations. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning, 6:00 a.m. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. thanks for joining us. the democratic national convention is in the books. now delegates and visitors are headed home. today is expected to be a very busy travel day at philadelphia international. >> here's a look at the airport right now. the airport and airlines say there will be more workers brought in today. the tsa said it's also added staff and travellers are dealing with the weather as we

the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack inside a restaurant in bangladesh's cap ya of dhaka. 20 hostages were killed during the ten-hour siege. troops rescued 13 hostagessed and killed six attackers during the rescue operations. witnesses say hostages who could not recite versus from the koran were tortured. some victims managed to dodge bullets and escape. >> they were shooting in the air. they couldn't shoot to manipulate, just to create fear. so later the guests were lying on the ground under the chairs and tables, and we escaped in whichever way we could. >> one attacker was arrested. the state department has warned u.s. citizens in the city to remain vigilant the uc berkeley sophomore was taken hostage and killed help friends and university are sharing what the cement to them. cornell bernard is live at cal with her tarishi jain is being remembered. >> reporter: friends of tarishi jain will hold a noontime memorial vigil on tuesday on camp to remember a young woman who was just trying to make a difference. she was a young woman on her way toward helping othe

state. you don't know, trevor, i just saw grandma open a cap of great lakes with an ar-15. you're not in this! >> trevor: i feel for you, desi. minhaj is joining us on the convention floor! how's it going? >> i'm sorry, trevor, my name is chad smith. i don't know who this hasan is, but he sounds a little too muslim to be safe at a trump convention. ha ha! you know what i mean, trevor? i love nascar. >> trevor: hasan, seriously? you put on white face? >> you mean my naturally fair and lovely complex that i got from my real-life parents bryce -- and i wanna say -- leslie? >> trevor: get the (bleep) out of here, chad! >> all lives matter! >> trevor: let's go to ronny chieng at the quicken. ronny, what's going on? >> hey, you can't be too safe, okay, trevor? you heard them last night, an immigrant is going to kill me and then kill my family. >> trevor: ronny, you're an immigrant. >> yeah, well, so are you! wait... you're gonna kill my family? >> trevor: well, maybe you're gonna kill my family! >> why are you going to kill my family, trevor? >> trevor: you're the one who's tryin

story of generations of people who felt the mass of bondage the shame of service to the state of segregation but a cap what needed to be done so that today i wake up every morning in a house that was. billed by was >>james: that, a gruesome criticism he said the slaves to hold build warehouse was well fed and had decent lodging provided by the government that she was correct in her comments were there others to help build the white house is well his comments have drawn some criticism on social media this morning. >>mark: dollars from holding a form on ratted and they will be allowed to submit any question that he can answer himself he plans to start responding at 4:00 pacific time they start of prime time coverage they have been, to program the democrats this week president obama un views the cuneiform he was campaigning in 2012 a discovery on a package of salomon that water from costco you will see exactly what was on and + contained in the breaking news coverage of a deadly truck accident creating major traffic problems we will have to update the first you might notice you have to pay more for our c

cap 30 seconds. >> the united states already told the turkish government there expecting prove of who was against itrget recall any critique -- those pro-war --inst erdogan seem to be the government is toying -- going to present the us government with proof. if this happens, i believe the united states should head to turkey. amy: koray caliskan, thank you for being with us, associate professor of political science at bogazici university. in our second hour, another perspective. that does it for our show. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] - today on america's test kitchen, dan prepares cuban braised shredded beef, becky shows how to make fried sweet plantains, julia makes mango, orange, and jicama salad, and adam reviews grapefruit knives in the equipment corner. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment. at dcs, our mission is design that delivers,

those republicans who are not here tonight, what does that tell you about the state of this race and how they view the all caps and -- how they view the fall campaign? >> republicans in swing states are worried about the impact of having trouble at the top of the ticket. i spoke to portman last week and he thought, it will energize the voters, but he's not here. john kasich is not here. he's keeping a very careful distance. if you ask him about some of the statements that donald trump has made about immigrants and banning muslims, he says he does not agree. he does it in a polite way, not angry at all. he is drawn a distinction between himself and donald trump and seems to be doing a good job of it at all those candidates. steve: day one of this convention, what kind of night was it? >> i think was a pretty dark knight. i was sitting there watching in the reaction was good in the room but the message was the terrorists are going to get us, people are shooting police officers all around the country, the economy is terrible, it was a dark message and that cap contrasting that my head with mitt romney's conventio

up until now across the globe it's been led by three main themes, large cap, united states and consumergoing forward all three of those leaderships are in the process of changing. i think we're going to be led more by small and midcap stocks. i think we're going to be led more by international, both emerging and international markets more so than the united states. i think we're going to be led more by the industrial, producer, capital goods sectors than we are by the consumer sectors. >> tom, you know, you're looking for perhaps another leg up from here. we've obviously crossed and recrossed this level at the s&p 500 at 2100 dozens of times. if the fundamental momentum is returning, i think the question is ultimately what kind of valuation can this market get to? we didn't really repair valuation in this period of sideways action. what's the right price to pay for stocks when you have corporate bonds yielding 3% or so? >> michael, this is a question that comes up in every meeting we do with our clients. a couple of things i want to point out. utilities and staples which traded 20 times

the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack inside a restaurant in bangladesh's caphaka. 20 hostages were killed during the ten-hour siege. troops rescued 13 hostagessed and killed six attackers during the rescue operations. witnesses say hostages who could not recite versus from the koran were tortured. some victims managed to dodge bullets and escape. >> they were shooting in the air. they couldn't shoot to manipulate, just to create fear. so later the guests were lying on the ground under the chairs and tables, and we escaped in whichever way we could. >> one attacker was arrested. the state department has warned u.s. citizens in the city to remain vigilant the uc berkeley sophomore was taken hostage and killed help friends and university are sharing what the cement to them. cornell bernard is live at cal with her tarishi jain is being remembered. >> reporter: friends of tarishi jain will hold a noontime memorial vigil on tuesday on camp to remember a

contractor caps on at the state department, there would be discipline. but because of to the subject is , you're not willing to say there should be discipline. issue, this is what the american people are so upset about. when you stated that no reasonable prosecutor would reach the case, is that because the subject of this investigation is unique? director comey: no double standard. no double standard in the stance doe,if it was john would be the same boat. left government service, he would not have discipline. do they lie about sending or receiving classified?e-mails lied about not deleting those e-mails? statements are clearly documented. you are saying that an average person would experience discipline but secretary clinton does not? an averagemey: employee and government service would be subject to disciplinary process. if they had left, same boat. his friend from vermont. >> as i understand it, you were on your way home and had to divert your drivers to go back to the hospital. very sick. at that time comes the attorney general, you had to stand in t

most states low incarceration is capped at the you. in pennsylvania it is capped at 23 months. >> one of the most striking numbers in the early effort, since 2004-2014 incarceration rate in pennsylvania up 20%. new york and new jersey down 20% over the same period. what is your best analysis of why such a divergent? >> there was a parole moratorium oand the shutdown of the parole system for long periods that cost about 2500 inmate increase. what we've seen 24 years before got this job our population was growing by 1500 inmates a year. the good news is since 2012 we've seen about 1% of the reduction. know it is patting themselves on the back but we changed it around. we are doubling down undercover wealth by focus on the root cause. than the their mention education education is the root cause. 50% of but who comes in to the state prison doesn't have a high school diploma. spent how many people have an addiction problem? >> 70%. 27% mental health issues. those are not discrete populations but again poor education, not having inadequate b

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state, colorado. >> wow, look at this. there's -capp snow capped mountains. i'm a kid from brooklyn.ou can see the grain wave from the wind. it has all different kinds of oats and wheats and grains. this is america. if you go up to alaska and over to hawaii, it's unbelievable. what a country. >> you can also just watch a movie instead. >> oh, my gosh. >> so many great movies on the airlines these days. >> and we do like the movies. >> you would tell me, juan, close the window. i'm trying to watch the movie. >> all right, proud american, k.g. >> i think you know why i'm most proud as an american. i salute the troops. and i salute the veterans and the people who serve this country, that defend our liberty that we treasure and value so much. when you think about this recent time, the number of deployments that families have been asked to really put it all on the the line and make tremendous sacrifices, the parents at home, or they go to serve faithfully. some of them have been deployed, eight, nine times. especially our special forces groups as well. really i think about that sacrifice

states. postdates local incarceration is cap at a year.n pennsylvania it is capped at 23 months. >> one of the most striking numbers in the early effort, since 2004-2014 incarceration rate in pennsylvania up 20%. new york and new jersey down 20% over the same period. what is your best analysis of why such a divergent? >> in 2009 there was a parole moratorium ofand the shutdown of the parole system for long periods that cost about 2500 inmate increase. what we've seen 24 years before i got this job our population was growing by 1500 inmates a year. the good news is since 2012 we've seen about 1% a year reduction. we have changed it around. we are doubling down undercover wealth by focus on the root cause. the mayor mentioned education. education is the root cause. 50% of but who comes in to the state prison doesn't have a high school diploma. >> how many people coming to prison have an addiction problem? >> 70%. 27% mental health issues. those are not discrete populations. but again poor education, not having inadequate behavior health safe

seen that the stocks in the state have increased by 16 billion barrels. , not only hashina the demand dropped but you are also starting to see they are going to start capping came out and said they are going to be cutting refining which is very interesting. we are worried that is putting some pressure but we have not seen it. alix: we have seen a lot of imports into china for the have cut their refining runs. we are seeing a rally and oil because of the risk on trade but we are far from $50. what is the trading range? joe: going into mid august we are looking at it trading a just trading range of around $50 and there's a 50% quad -- probability of getting there. we are going to look around the $45 level. that will be a pivotal support level. there is only about 40% probability of touching there. if it does challenge on that step contract then we could see that shift we have been looking for. that really lines up fundamentally but trading wise has not been there yet. sick, lead strategist for the q sick group -- cusick group. we are digging deeper into earnings next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ."this is "bloomberg i am david westin. jpmorgan reported a 35% in

this is important so we agreed to a capped entitlement. in some states, it meant it couldn't serve all of the children, but on the other hand, you have the ability to manage the program the way you want, you can pair it with things you're doing, you can put it down entirely through community health centers because the feds pay much better for community health centers than other medicaid, so we all agreed on that. now we have a bill that has the support of hatch, the support of kennedy, and the support of myself but it's way deep into the legislative session. we had the support of newt gingrich and of bill clinton. and i don't know how they got it done, but they did. it didn't go through committees. it did go just out in the final bill, i don't remember whether it was a reconciliation, but it got woven in because some things are too controversial to get through the committee process unless you have several years. a good bill takes five years from idea that everyone agrees with to legislative form. i mean, we should have kids study, what is the initial one

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state. democratic machine. cut to run things by the simple tax it. they cap people from being able to participate. he was back and said fighting for democracy in the pacific and i move back to a one-party state. i'm good to try to build up a competitive two-party system. he built a republican party that was the progressive alternative to the segregationist democrats. he ran for house delegates twice and lost. ran for governor of 1955. lost. governor, he ran for the naacp supported him, he was elected governor and within the first year he integrated the public schools of virginia after all the democratic governors preceded him had public health to keep it -- hell to keep it integrated -- segregated. he did as an act occurred. an active in school and an act of, he was basically frozen out of the electoral politics thereafter. he at one office for four years, he was a 48-year-old x governor who tried to run for the senate a few years later and finished 3rd in a forward primary. he connected the nomination because people were mad at him about what he had done to try to bring about a better virginia. 92