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it didn't work out as plan as protesters punched each other in the face in that same ramally. a democratic anti-trump group is seeking charges for quote >> that all came as a former cia director under president clinton joined trump's campaign as a senior adviser. today on the trail, he is joined by daughter ivanka in pennsylvania. he will give a tax reduction on chime care expense, his running mate, mike pence, heads for capitol hill and meetings with gom leaders. vice presidential pick tim kaine will conduct a discussion in colorado and chelsea kane opposite a field office there and thing is are mains at her home recuperateing. >>> two men stornld the "dancing with the stars" in protest of ryan lochte's performance. >> you have a long way to go. swiming is a, excuse me, hey, back off! >> so it wasn't, you know, it but security took the two men down before tom bergeron threw to a commercial break. audience members noticed four people that appeared to be a part of the group were excourted off the premises. the men wearing anti-lockie tee shirts were arrested. >>> they have move

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a few weeks away, those pressing for the bernie sanders ramally. tod "today in the bay" starts right now. thank you for joining us on this wednesday, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia. >> but it's going to be another hot day we're still looking at hot inland temperatures today, i'm not talking about those. we have a clear start to the day and into the afternoon. here's a look at those highs into the upper '80s and half moon by a 75 degrees. '80s in parts of the city every day. 90s in pleasanton, 78 degrees. i'll show you more about what to expect as temperatures cool down, way down by the end of the week. let's head over to mike with a look at the mute so far. >> we have a crystal clear commute from the tower and the like let's show you the toll plaza. over the last several minutes, cars are stacking up on the far right. on the far left, it looks like one toll lane is not opened yet over here 580 westbound loops smoothly. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. developing this morning. police in pittsburgh trying to sort out a ka oughtic scene

. >> jeffrey was so smart, he lit ramally could be in -- literally could beat any person at any job. anything he wanted to do, he could have done. he wanted to be a marine. he wanted to serve. >> jeremy bouvier knows him better than just about anyone else, he raised sempler along with his mother and watched him go from a boy to a man. >> he definitely wanted to be a help to the the community. and i know he was going to come back to this area and -- >> but that future right now is uncertain. sergeant sempler and 11 fellow marines, missing for days after two helicopters collided off the coast of hawaii. the days of waiting excruciating for his family. >> after the marines came to you see it in movies, and you are like that's horrible. but when it happens ... there's no ... you know, you don't have -- even if you thought in your mind that you had a plan for that, there's no plan. >> beautiful -- bouvier said the marines are highly trained. he told us of a conversation he would have with his son of his unit and how proude is to be a part of it. >> he was telling me stories about the heli

of course, that starts all here in san jose, though, at the fairgrounds, with the ramally at 1:00 in the afternoon, door, though, opening at 10:00 this morning, if you are headed here as a supporter, go to gate f. >> good to know, thanks so much. >>> some protesters damaged the san francisco city hall to the tune of $20,000. city hall releasing video from the may 6th demonstration, by those who want the police chief to resign or be fired. the hope is that people will recognize those doing this damage. officials say demonstrators trashed a metal detector. they broke windows and they also broke decorative iron work. >> the taxpayer shouldn't have to pay for this damage to this historic building. this is the people's palace. >> he was swinging his baton. i said, you are hurting me, sorry, i'm in the press. >> some reporters claimed they were roughed up by police officer during that protest. deputies ended up arresting 33 demonstrators. >>> laura, two people accused in a large scale sex trafficking ring based in the east bay are scheduled for arraignment later today, authorities say that

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he will succeed charles ramally. ross will take the oath at central high school in olney. we're told it reflects ross's commitment to public safety and connection to the neighborhoods across the city. >> also today, a jurist from philadelphia will join the pennsylvania supreme court. kevin dougherty will be inaugura inaugurated. he was a judge in the city for 14 years. jim kenney will attend the swearing in later today. and furman will be sworn in, was the county district attorney for eight years, her office handled cases that brought charges against kathleen kane and bill cosby. she will take oath in norristown later on this morning. a pair of ranchers the focus of the armed occupation of a wildlife refuge are behind bars. they served sentences after they were convicted of setting fire to federal grazing land. a judge ordered them to return to prison for four years because the time served did not meet the minimum sentencing laws. an armed group is occupying a preserve because they say the hammons were treated unfairly. >> purpose as we have shown is to restore and defend

run again and articulated it i think i could have mobilized a majority of the american people to ramallyind it. >> president-elect trump wrote back on twitter, president obama said he thinks he would have won against me. she should say that but i say no way. jobs leaving, isis, obamacare, etcete etcetera. all right. i will start with you, charles. is he delusional or depressed or afraid people are going to forget him? why is he talk about this? >> i don't have any idea what he was talking about before he got to the part where he said if i had run again i would have won. that's what you say as you're running away from the bar fight. the bottom line is he may not have been on the ballot but his policies have been on the ballot for the last eight years. while yes, he did win reelection democrats have lost a thousand seats based on his policies and his record. you know, what he is saying is flat out simply not true. >> all right. and isn't he the one that said i will take this personally? you know, if she doesn't get elected it is really a third term for me. >> you're absolutely right. the m

today he is holding a ramally in anaheim. as for the democratic side, hillary clinton won last night and didn't pittsburgh up dem gather because washington state has already held its caucuses in march. it awarded most of those delegates to bernie sanders. the voters did pick clinton as their choice last night. you talk about hillary clinton, he's in northern california today, headed first for salinas and then in san jose thursday. her cameras caught her pubd bill clinton former president campaigning in san francisco yesterday. he also held a rally in fremont. several tornado warnings went off throughout >> take a look at that. certainly not the sounds you want to hear or sights you want to see. several tornado warnings went off through the the mid-west yesterday, as many as nine were reported in western kansas. take a look at some of the damage there. reports of home damage in tulsa, oklahoma. the region could get another round of storms tomorrow. california is getting money to fight the habitat and wildfires. giving $1 milli

on guard because the shower chances ramal up quickly leading into the weekend. your friday first alert forecast looking good. 8:00 a.m., temperatures intothe lower 70s. i think bright sunshine the rule. we're up to 84 as soon as the lunch hour kicks in. it's between the lunch hour and that we could get into some iilated shower chances. not worried about that taking over today. a mainly dry day today. 83 heading into the evening hours. the changes are just around the corner. after 86 today, we start off saturday morning on a pretty bright note. we're up to 85. by the afternoon hours, shower chances kick in. 84 on sunday. that's the wet day. i will tell you as we get into early next week, lows right around 60 for monday and tuesday. that's going to feel real nice. kind of a bummer heading into the weekend now with showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast. we can use the precipitation, but the timing is rough. you'll see a lot of ponchos in downtown miami through the weekend. >> better get one forheli as he heads to the ultra music festal to pump the bass. >>

. >> i want to get to you, jim, you are covering a trump campaign ramally. what can you tell us about some tense moments? >> it's not too surprising. this is a fairly democratic city and conservative part of north carolina. we saw a clash play out, during donald trump's remarks, a supporter was clearly irritated with a group of protesters around him, and he started hitting and punching and choking even one of the protesters, he was around eventually at one point these protesters were let out of this rally, don. as far as we can tell, the supporter never left and was not arrested by authorities. >> interesting. also at that rally, he talked about this now infamous basket of deplorables remark, what did he say? >> yeah, this is the gift basket that keeps on giving as far as the trump campaign is concerned. he latched on to that comment again, accusing hillary clinton of running a campaign of hatred. at one point during the rally, he invited some of his supporters on stage to say they're not deplorable. here's more of what donald trump had to say at this rally

he's also suing a forensic pathologist from that series who said that ramally sister to death.e was clear in 2008 based on dna evidence. >>> a connecticut school bus driver now admits he took methadone and nyquil before getting behind the wheel. students on the bus snapped pictures of the driver falling asleep behind the wheel early earlier this month. one of the students on board said they were all really scare. >> like almost hit the back of the bus. and that's when everybody starting yelling and screaming "wake up." she started yelling back at us. we us confused and scared. if anybody was going to get hurt. >> can you imagine being a parent of one of those children. the school district says the driver is never going to drive one of their buses again and he's facing more than a dozen charges. >>> technology likely saved a family inside this tesla model x in the netherlands. a dash cam captured the moment tha preticketed a crash in front of the car moments before the actual collision. you see it there. the driver said the tesla reacted before he had time to think or process wh

it's all over this market ramally t. up more than 100 points, but there is a couple of stocks that are dropping. the markets, your money, your vote. double days here in ohio we will be back with more of the power lunch, halftime report happened after this. >> the "halftime" report" is the money market interviews. >> the great china real estate bubble has not happened yet. >> i turned negative on most assets in july. >> we will be in the doldrums of low growth environment, global savings and low interest rates. >> the most profitable hour of the trading day. >> it hasn't worked. >> weekdays at noon eastern. >> vice presidential nominee tim kaine karsts his vote in richmond, this morning. he is on his way presumably to watch the returns with hillary clinton, she is having her party on the west side of manhattan, welcome back. shares of best buy are falling today after ever core ground graded it to a cell. cyclical head winds could get tougher next year. dr. foley disagreed. >> completely disagreed. from the food traffic as

in this case this trump rally wasn't different than most trump ramally, generally speaking, mostly a white audience behind him. >> brianna keeler was speaking and she asked her about this, why trump made the pitch to black voters in an all white commute. here's her response. >> i don't know how they are choosing the communitys that they go into or the facilities that i go into, it would be inappropriate for me to speak to that. because i'm not a part of that decision-making team. >> if you were giving a speech about women's issues, would you speak to a room of men? >> i would prefer to spoke to a group of women. but there are times i thought i should be speaking to a room full of men and telling them maybe what i thought about decisions that they have made and where i think they could have done some things a little bit differently. >> all right, brianna asked a perfect question, would you address women's issues to a group of men? she made an interesting point, obviously, men need to know about these things, too, now trump has a new campaign manager, kelly anne conway, she's incredibl

told that this rally for the new president, for the president elect, this will be the first of many ramallies like this that he holds. that alone just covering that, rally since the election, that makes for a weird night. we have not heard from the president elect for three-and-a-half weeks since the election until tonight now that he has done this event, now we know what he's had on his mind, what he's wanted to talk about, turns out what he really wanted to talk about all the time, how much he won the election by and also how terrible the media is. >> remember when they said, he cannot win north carolina, so we had just won ohio, iowa. and we had just won florida, breaking news, donald trump has won florida, then say whoa! and we won it big. but then the people back there, the extremely dishonest press -- [ boo ] -- right -- very dishonest people. how about when a major anchor who hosted a debate started crying when she realized that we won. tears, no, tell me this isn't true. remember, you cannot get to be too sedative. remember when they said donald trump was going to lose to somebody i'v

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, hoping to ramally potential caucus-goers in and around america's gambling capital. >> so let's go caucus tomorrow! let's get out of the past! let's win this election! let's make sure our country stays on the path of progress into the future! >> people will look back on what happens in nevada and say this was the beginning of the political revolution. >> and as we celebrate democracy in action. we also celebrate the legacy of a judicial lion in the nation's capitol. people of all political background say good by to justice scalia. msnbc starts right now. this is the place for politics. [ applause ] >> hey, everybody, good morning. we are serving bricks and a lot of politics in the liberty tap room. this has been our headquarters in south carolina. the heart of columbia. we have been here all week following the ups and downs of the political campaigns. this promises to leave its mark in history than the skirmishes playing out in two states thousands of miles apart. here in south carolina, polling places are already opened. by the day's end, the winner can hol

that's where he spent lit ramally years from a savage beating outside dodger stadium in 2011.ay he'll deliver a message of kindness over bullying. >> it's time for dodger baseball! >> oh, yes. even giants fans can acknowledge the legendary work of this guy. those words immortalized by vin scully, the voice of the dodgers for decades. this sunday he's broadcasting his final game, and it will be where else? in san francisco at at&t park, at the epicenter of this rivalry where the giants and dodgers are wrapping up their seasons. scully says he will not be doing any postseason games. comcastsportsnet will take the third inning of the telecast on sunday. the giants are in the heat right now of trying to clinch a wildcard spot, so the game means a lot, too. one game ahead of the cardinals and one game behind the new york mets. two of those teams are squaring off in the wildcard game. >> i so want to go to that game. feels good to use that rio open one more time. olympic superstars were at the white house early yesterday. simone biles and hundreds of other members of the olympic tea

success and who will be dreaming big and swinging for fences but we also need someone her father at ramally tomorrow night in manchester. right now trump and clinton are dead heat in granite state. few hours republican vice presidential non ye mike pence is windsham new hampshire. we are live there tonight. christine, pence just one of many we just saw ivanka. . >> he certainly. as he is a behind me lot of them flooding into through doors winds hap to show their support for mike pence. simply to hear him speak. he expected to be here in about two and half hours. at the northland farms business center in wyndham he speaking around the same time as you heard as hillary clinton taking stage also in grant nit state. latest polls are showing clinton and trump neck and neck. here in new hampshire. pence doing his best too rally support and get voters out some big names here. and other yet to come president obama will be here tomorrow. and republican nominee himself donald trump will arrive tomorrow in new hampshire. his daughter in granite state earlier today. those in attend dance optimistic tha

you there weren't any more embarrassing things out there but then last night he told people at a ramally if there is a release of more tapes of him saying inappropriate things, then he's going to go after hillary clinton even more and bill clinton even more. so it doesn't seem that donald trump is completely dispelling the possibility that there's more embarrassing stuff out there, maybe a topic of conversation with him later today. >> i asked him the question point blank and he gave me an answer and i'm going to take him at his word. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate your time. thank you. >> all right, let's bring in cnn chief political correspondent dana bash and errol lewis, political anchor at time cable warner news. this is anincrediblyimportant state for donald trump. he cannot win the white house realistically without winning ohio. no republican has. he just said basically unless donald trump changes, there's no chance he wins. >> that was such a tellinglevel. it was well done and it was revealing with regard to what he said. that was one of them. but the other was what

infrastructure bank which are two specific policy proposals he's never said but which resemble his ramaling proannouncemepronounc pronouncemen pronouncements. >> we can go back and forth, republican and democrat and do donald trump versus donald trump every day and have reams and reams of a show. >> let me go -- let's go 30,000 feet here. trump 3.0. there does seem to be a better dynamic between trump and this campaign manager, kellyanne conway. >> who is really more of a campaign spokesperson than traditional campaign manager. >> in some respects. but somebody is getting him to read a poll. >> from what i hear -- >> i think it's her. >> he likes her. she has a likable personality and she is bringing the goods. the one thing about politics he understands is polling. maybe one of the few things he really gets. >> numbers. he's a number guy and a gut player. she's been able to speak to him in a way where he'll take the information, not as i'm telling you what to do because -- >> daughter of a blueberry farmer. >> and then it becomes his idea. we see the steve bannon playbook where it's much h

. >> reporter: they were very incongress, donald trump's speech was basically is ramally speech, what he says on the trail every day talking about his primary wins, also talking about hillary clinton going on the attack against her. it almost seemed like an afterthought that he was introducing mike pence. but he did. and during that introduction, he justified mike pence's endorsement of one of his competitors during the primary season. that competitor being ted cruz, saying that it was a tepid endorsement and that he was praising donald trump during that endorsement. so it was the best non-endorsement he had ever had. governor pence, getting on stage and being markedly different than donald trump was as roaming as donald trump was during his speech. governor pence was focused and on message. he read from notes. he attacked hillary clinton. he talked about his record in indiana. he praised donald trump, two very different styles. if donald trump is the anti-politics, governor pence is the consummate politician. from here, governor pence will be going back to indiana, where he is expect

. >> yeah, protesters getting kicked out of a donald trump ramally. not new, necessarily, we've seen it. there is a twist that what happened last night, though, in south carolina. this was a muslim woman who was escorted out for simply standing up. she didn't say anything, we understand. this was a syrian refugee saying they quote are probably isis. well, the woman in the crowd then quietly stood up in protest of that. it sparked a big disruption. >> cnn's jeff zeleny was there and has more on what happened next and more on who this woman is. >> reporter: victor, kristi, donald trump attracts protest, pretty much everywhere he goes around the country. no exception here in rock victim, south carolina. he drew a crowd of 6,000 people at the winthrop university t. rally was going on, talking about immigration, his republican rivals, hillary clinton, all of that fires up this crowd. about about 30 minutes into this crowd, we noticed there was a woman standing across the way, standing up, she's a 56-year-old flight attendant from charlotte. rose hamid. she

how seddique mateen, the father of the orlando shooting omar mateen ended up behind clinton in her ramally in central florida where she was speaking about the tragedy at the pulse nightclub. of hatred and violence break the spirit, break the soul of anyplace in america. >> reporter: mateen telling west palm beach station wptv he was invited. >> it's a democratic party. so everybody can join. >> reporter: clinton aides will only say this individual wasn't invited as a guest and the campaign was unaware of his attendance until after the event. and now the clinton campaign dealing with another e-mail what appears to be a clinton foundation staffer asking for favors from the state department when clinton was secretary recommending they hire someone. the trump campaign citing this as more evidence clinton ran a, quote, corrupt office. the clinton campaign saying neither of these involve the secretary or relate to the foundation's work. now, house speaker paul ryan who won his primary race yesterday in wisniewski was asked about he says he didn't hear the exact comments but was aware of it and s

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>> we have a sig-alert in napa county so 121 state route 12 combination, a jackknifed semi around ramal you could use napa to eighth street for an alternate. no estimate on when it is back open. >> coming up, sexual harassment on dating sites. the staggering statistics and how some are trying to change the game. we'll have another update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join, natasha i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight a deadly plane crash in colombia just miles from the airport. 81 on board this flight carrying a soccer team. at least five people make it out alive. emergency responders searching for more. the latest from the crash scene. >>> also this morning, wildfire

company in which case i don't think it's like the early 2000s where the idea was the market couldn't ramallye semiconductors did. but i think they're a little bit of a tell on whether investors want to bet on an up turn. >>> i want to bring you more details when it comes to guidance. ross stores is forecasting second quarter earnings to be in a range of 64 cents to 67 cents. the street has a consensus of 70 cents. that's weak as well as the full year earnings guidance. ross stores is looking for somewhere between $2.63 to $2.72 while consensus from analysts is for $2.73. so that also could be additional reasoning for the shares being under pressure after hours. kelly? >> courtney, thank you. we expect gap stores to report the results here momentarily, too. let's bring into the conversation chris johnson from j.k. investment group. he's been watching technical moves in the s&p. you say they might be sending a warning sign here, right, chris? >> kelly, there's all kinds of them right now. i think it's interesting today we saw the s&p 500 go to a low of 2025. where did it close? 2040.04. 2040 h

. >> is that mainly what he talks about at his ramallies? >> absolutely.this question. what about school reform and school choice? got somebody to cold cock a 60-year-old woman, what was it that moved that person to punch a 60-something old woman in the face? >> look, i'm not going to expla tin actions of one idiot who shows up out of tens of thousands that show up at a rally. you keep bringing up david douvenlth we have denounced him, over and over and over again. mike pence absolutely repudiates his ideas, he called him as an american, we don't name call the american people. because we respect. we have respect for people for whom we disagree. we respect. >> do you respect david duke? you can call him deplorable? >> we don't call anyone irredeemable. not even david duke. he is redeemable. every son and daughter of god is redeemable ultimately. i hope he will be redeemable. >> there you go. david crumb, let me come to you. this is taking place within the context of a conservative movement. this idea that there won't be anyone outside the boundaries he said

last night was something we've seen frequently in terms of the number of protesters there at the ramallyere a lot of people interrupting and this is something that we've come to expect, the bedrock of the trump event, so he continuously says he loves the protesters, makes the press show how many people in the crowd he has the reaction of saying, get them out, get them out. it is a range of emotions how mr. trump responds to protesters. last night was interesting, first time we've seen someone punch someone in the face at one of the rallies. and just to set the stage, because protests have become such a focal point in a lot of the rallies they do oftentimes have an announcement beforehand saying this is a nonviolent rally, do not harm protesters. this is not a sense where they listened to the announcement. but when people protest, a lot of people in the crowd get very upset, feel like they're defending their candidate, donald trump, and there have been times he's almost pushed for this kind of behavior. las vegas, for example, when someone interrupted he say he wanted to punch that person

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