allen: governor. ever. this is a great honor. ,overnor brown: i wanted to ask why do you wear different socks? mr. allen: it is the one time you are able to wear different stocks -- stocks. v. brown: the reason i say that -- francis coppola does the same thing, and i cannot member if he did that because he wants to be remembered, or for some other perverse reason, but he had a reason, so you are in a good lineage. thank you, governor. part of my lineage is california. i grew up in rossmoor. an old-age that is home. isn't that a senior citizens community? mr. sherman: breaking news. gov. brown: there is always a lot more than i understand. mr. allen: right next to the naval base in seal beach. gov. brown: that is a conservative part of california. mr. allen: it is, or at least it was. no doubt about it. governor, tonight, you will be speaking to the convention, and i wonder if you can give us a sneak peek -- you are going to talk about climate change, what is going to be the headline? gov. brown: that is it.

allen. the law had been used to stop mr. allen from doing things in the 50s when he worked in thee white house he could go back to his native virginia to not be allowed to try on the sutra had an immense clothing store because of the color of his skin. thurgood marshall was using the law to elevate the like of mr. allen. so that day in 1967 there is history, there is the majesty of hope right there the white house. mr. allen serving thurgood marshall. i think there's something very pregnant about, in fact all of these men who i've written about, congressman powell, a warrior from the arena, tommy davis junior, warren the term of entertainment, and sugar ray leonard, a warrior in boxing, and thurgood marshall, warriorwa long. and then you have a genuine patriot, mr. allen who serve people and he was unknown, had no fee, his only fame was that he worked under the american flag at 1600 pennsylvania avenue , every day. even when he couldn't exercise rights as a total citizen. lo he never missed

general allen is a distinguished marine, a hero and a patriot. donald trump called him a failed general. why? because he does not believe donald trump should be commander in chief. >> pennsylvania hasn't voted republican since 1988, but there are concerned donald trump's message could be resonating here. pennsylvania has lost 271,000 mostly manufacturing jobs in the last 20 years. hillary clinton wants to charge an exit tax for those companies who leave america to lower their tax bill. she's been quoting john mccain's economic adviser who has said trump's economic plans will lose 3 million jobs. her running mate had this to say about trump. >> once i was on the ticket, donald trump had to decide how he was going to make fun of me. and so he basically decided, he had a press conference a couple days ago, really hurt my feelings by saying what a lousy governor of new jersey i had been. then i thought, wait a minute, i wasn't governor of new jersey. i've never lived in new jersey. i was governor of virginia. then i started to feel better. >> and we'

well john allen just said the same thing.o we're going to keep the strategy that we have so these guys will be pressured to come over here. so there's something wrong with that picture, and frankly i honestly don't know how general allen can look at himself in the mirror and say that he supports an individual who placed our national security at high risk. i mean donald trump has -- he has said a lot of things and i think there's a lot of things that have not been precisely stated megyn. and that's some of the things he just said. so i'm really -- i'm a bit stunned. john allen can support -- as an american he can support whoever he wants, whatever his conscience decides. but i'm telling you he was in charge of the strategy after he came out -- after he came out of uniform, and that strategy failed. >> well, yeah, and then he -- you know he reportedly left because he didn't agree with the commander-in-chief and that was the -- [ overlapping voices ] >> some of the military have said that trump's pro-posed muslim stand has endan

. >> i'm ethan allen. they will follow no one else. >> general washington expects the entire british fleet within days! >> we must put a spy behind enemy lines. [ owl hoots ] >> well, it would seem as if the bloody rebels have finally gotten the message. we haven't seen hide nor hair of one since camden. >> a shame. i could use something to shoot at. [ twig snaps ] >> rebels! to arms, men! ♪ [ gunshots ] >> surrender your weapons now, you tory filth! >> you can fight if you wish, but my men will make quick work of you. tell general cornwallis that francis marion thanks him for the supplies. >> ♪ my country, 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring >> pushed to their limits by an oppressive empire... >> treason against the crown of england! >> ...a determined group of rebels unites under the cause of liberty. their quest for freedom will unify a people, ignite a revolution, and forge a new system of governmen

allen is now working in an east bay tire store. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> let's go back now live to the democratic national convention. you're looking at wells fargo center in philadelphia. chelsea clinton is expected to introduce her mother in about a half hour. >> the speech is probably the most-important of her life. >> yes. carla marinucci is here, what are the themes they expect her to touch on tonight? >> you've seen excerpts are from the speech, this is a reagan- reagan-esque speech. she's said the american people must work together so they'll rise together. as president, she goes right to the economy, saying her number one job will be to create opportunity and jobs and talking about incidents in nice, france, and san bernardino. hillary clinton is going to tell the audience that the challenges are going to be met and says americans will be friday if working together. so this is a contrast to the message and i think is a message going forward, starting tomorrow, on the campaign trail. >> she's speaking to eve

allen is now working in an east bay tire store.eam, dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> let's go back now live to the democratic national convention. you're looking at wells fargo center in philadelphia. chelsea clinton is expected to introduce her mother in about a half hour. >> the speech is probably the most-important of her life. >> yes. carla marinucci is here, what are the themes they expect her to touch on tonight? >> you've seen excerpts are from the speech, this is a reagan-e reagan-esque speech. she's said the american people must work together so they'll rise together. as president, she goes right to the economy, saying her number one job will be to create opportunity and jobs and about incidents in nice, france, and san bernardino. hillary clinton is going to tell the audience that the challenges are going to be met and says americans will be friday if working together. so this is a contrast to the message and i think is a message going forward, starting tomorrow, on the campaign trail. >> she's speaking to everyone but who is sh

now, military leaders he is referring to are retired general john allen that endorsed clinton and retired general mike flynn that supports trump. here's a taste of the comments that made general dempsey so uncomfortable. >> crooked hillary clinton, leave this race now. >> with her as our commander in chief, our international relations will not be reduced to a business transaction. >> reporter: general allen was asked about his letter on abc's "this week." called him a dear friend, one of the greatest soldiers he's known. he agonized whether to speak at the dnc, but ultimately decided it was something he had to do. >> it was not an easy decision for me to come off the bench to make these comments and i don't intend to remain active in this effort. i wanted to be sure it was clear i supported this particular candidate. >> general dempsey argues by making their support known in such a public way, both those retired generals made the jobs of their successors much more difficult. >> okay. thanks so much, kristin. we will have a closer look at the military's role in politics coming up a little

we had john allen, who failed with isis. he was a general. allen, general allen. he went out, ranting and raving. i read a report. he was in there for a number of months. he failed with isis. and he's telling me? >> you saw hillary say last night, you don't know more than the generals. >> well, i tell you, the generals are not doing so well right now. i have a feeling it may be obama's fault. if you look at isis, general macarthur, general patton, they're spinning in their graves. general allen, after i saw he was on ranting and raving about me, who he never met, i checked up. guess what? they were not so happy with him. he didn't beat isis. he didn't beat isis. he didn't do well with isis. father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? >> i think i made a lot of sacrifices. i've worked very, very hard. i've created thousands and thousands of jobs. tens of thousands of jobs. built great structures. done -- i've had tremendous success. >> those are sacrifices? >> oh, sure. i think those are sacrifices. i think when i can employ thousands and thousands of pe

john allen. >> i'm sorry. with all those retired military personnel up there on stage. i was racking my brain trying to think how long it must be when we have seen that kind of firepower at a democratic -- you have to go back to probably kennedy. gwen: so let's talk now -- did we begin this election in a demographic war? a battleground state war? a mockery war? what do we have going forward? reid: we begin na a very turbulent moment. i was talking to is not -- an expert who said all the pittsnogle is quite suspect now. it's all up in the air. si -- a survey came out of missouri showing the two candidates tied. missouri hasn't been a swing state since 2000. pennsylvania looks like donald trump's ground zero. so we have more swing states as we go into this, into the beginning of the general election than i think we have in several decades. n the other hand, there is a chance we could have a blowout in a month or two. the donald trump campaign is -- does not have a lot of money. has not run an advertisement in several months and the largest pro-clinton super pac is about t

allen martin has the growing federal investigation there. allen. >> reporter: liz, the governor's office in louisiana says the justice department will not only look into civil rights violations or federal or state laws broken. sterling was selling cds outside a convenience store tuesday when police responded to reports of a man with a gun. they pinned him to the ground and fired several shots killing him. the video of the shooting has sparked national outrage. and his family is demanding justice and hopes to bring change. >> we can't run from this anymore. we have a problem all over this country. if you don't care, there's something wrong with you. >> the two white officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. police documents show that four previous use of force complaints have been made against those officers. they were cleared in all those cases. president obama says that these deadly shootings by police are not isolated incidents and they should be deeply troubling to all americans. he just spoke after landing in warsaw, poland

allen higgins. central banks in focus. we have the decisions from the bank of japan and the federal reserve. we are playbook at this week's market movers. then when it is the open, we are watching julius baer, and william hill. we are going to hear from turkey's prime minister after that failed coupe attempt rocked the nation's government and markets. this is bloomberg. >> just over 15 minutes to your trading day start. the bloomberg business flash now. here is rich. >> ericsson c.e.o. will step down. the move is effective immediately. the firm's c.f.o. will take over. $6 billion has been wiped off shares of nintendo. ey said either move from pokemon go limited. nintendo shares doubled since the game's release. verizon set to buy yahoo's corvo assets for $4.8 billion. the announcement could come before the beginning of trade today in new york. this is coming from people with direct knowledge. they say it includes real estate assets and some intellectual property sold videogately. ryan air has warned it may lower profit for

>> i'm ethan allen. just who the hell are you? >> i'm colonel benedict arnold.ispatched by the massachusetts provincial congress to lead the offensive on fort ticonderoga. >> these men have been under my command for over five years. they will follow no one else. >> ethan allen was considered sort of a frontier bandit because he had taken a lot of land in the vermont territory, and he had a following called the green mountain boys. the boys were into looting, and one of the things that they really wanted inside fort ticonderoga were 90 gallons of rum. >> mr. allen, i propose we join together with the sole purpose of taking fort ticonderoga. what say you? >> just don't get in my way, arnold. >> there is here near 100 men who are in the greatest confusion and anarchy, destroying and plundering private property, committing every enormity, and paying no attention to public service. colonel allen is a proper man to head his own wild people. >> the capture of fort ticonderoga is a swift, tactical triumph for the patriots, and allen makes sure arnold gets no credit for

it's woody allen.en. it's funny. jesse eisenberg. and i go, okay where's the twist? and there's a love triangle, he meets you. he comes up from brooklyn to l.a. to work in the business, and then the twist. the twist happens. i don't want to tell you, you have to see the film. >> yeah, he sees dead people. >> jimmy: he sees dead people. [ light laughter ] yeah, but you can't -- no. i don't want to give a spoiler, yeah. the boat sinks at the end. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah. no, no. it is -- [ laughter ] it's well done and -- just makes you long for the days of beautiful old school hollywood. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: steve carell is like -- >> and i wore this gorgeous gown, and then the night before, the costume designer texted me and said, "you know woody actually wants you in the lame gown." and i was so disappointed because i was so nervous to be in a woody allen movie and i have this big entrance, and i had to be in this lame gown. lame is spelled the same as lame, which is like -- [ laughter ] and, like

natalie allen, i'm live in atlanta. we want to update you on the deadly police ambush in dallas, texas that left five officers dead. a sniper shot 12 officers and two civilians thursday night at a peaceful protest. the mayor says the 25-year-old military veteran was acting alone. police killed him during a standoff where he said he had bombs. the mass shooting occurred during one of the many demonstrations across the country demanding answers about the killings of two black men by police in two days. the protests continued on friday in phoenix. a few hours ago witnesses say police used pepper spray on demonstrators. >>> the families of the men killed by police this week in louisiana and minnesota are continuing to speak out. police shot alton sterling several times on tuesday after a homeless man called 911. a source says the man kept asking sterling for money and sterling brandished his gun. the 37-year-old was a father. the mother of one of his sons spoke with our don lemon. >> it's unbearable pain. especially being a

>> general allen delivered a phenomenal speech. what we saw last night was the peter principle in action. we saw hillary clinton likewise into her highest level of confidence. general allen claims a clinton is going to protect us but we have seen time and again throughout her lofty resume as first lady, senator and secretary of state and when she's been presented with opportunities to protect americans, she failed in benghazi. she failed to stabilize the middle east in libya and in syria and in egypt, she's failed time and again that she's been in these positions to show strong security and she's incompetent so no, i don't think the american people find it. melissa: thanks to both of you. jon: a solemn moment and a few tears for pope francis during his pilgrimage for world youth day coming up. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) m

john allen just said the same thing.p the strategy we have so these guys will beer pr erred to come -- will be pressured to come here? there is something wrong with that picture and i don't know how general allen can look at himself in the mirror and say that he supports an individual who placed our national security at high risk. donald trump has said a lot of things and there are a lot of things that have not been precisely stated, megyn, and that's some of the things he said. john allen can support who ever he wants and whatever his conscience decides, as an american, but i'm telling you he was in start of the -- in charge of the strategy after he came out of uniform and that strategy failed. >> well, yeah, and then he reportedly left. he reportedly left because he didn't agree with the commander-in-chief. some of the military general flynned said the trump proposed muslim ban has endangered our troops abroad. having muslims abroad looking at american troops as though they stand against foreign muslims coming into the

>>reporter: general allen former commander making a strong case for clinton.was interpted by bernie sanders supporters but backed up by others chanting usa. lenton was introduced by her daug&r chelsea who spoke of her role as mom, grand mother and champion for women. >> that's who my mom is. she's a listener and a door. she's a woman]se#' driven by compassion, by faith, by a fierce sense of justice and heart full of love. >>reporter: hillary clinton and tim kaine now hit the campaign trail together. 3 day bus tour from pennsylvania and ohio. it's game on for both tickets. 102 day sprint until election day. karen, philadelphia. >> california democrat from the house and senate gave the rousting endorsement for clinton. clton di$y as sí[páor of new york and the day following the 9/11 attacks. >> i sawhill ri true character. she consoled arieving population. are you ready to make history by electing hillary clinton president of the united states. >>reporter: house minority leader pelosi says it's not just clinton who wants to win in november, she expects democrat

into richard allen was a revolutionary, activist. a fighter for justice on social action way before it got popular. >> it's fantastic. and it's a beautiful thing to live to see it and it makes you feel so happy to be a part of it. e82 jot celebration continues tomorrow with un veiling of a richard allen mural at first district plaza. >>> freak accident in new york, tourist badly injured when he steps on something that suddenly explodes. coming up what investigators think caused the blast. >>> rendezvous five years in the making where this will arrive tomorrow why this mission has nasa excited. fills look up to pick up a win against kansas city leslie has >> at least five people were killed in a fiery highway trash in florida this morning. police say a tractor trailer slammed into a bus transporting farm workers to their job. both vehicles struck a power poll that burst into flames. the bus ran a flashing red light just before the collision. 82 jay very scary serenoa 19 year old virginia man was walking with two friends when he steppe

as good as a novel coming out by allen moore. what is this book? >> guest: is one of the hottest novels in the world including in america. it's coming out in september. allen moore is a graphic novel is that this is a tax novel which he worked on for 20 years. he lives a hermit like existence in northhampton angle and and he has written the story of life and the story of one family over 10 or 12 centuries. it's really an epic and it's getting crowds of people. new york, everyone. it could be one of the monster works of fiction of this year. >> host: is called jerusalem and its 1200 plus pages. guess who it is. jerusalem is a poem by william blake and it's the story of blight and a family and the universe. i think it's a work of fiction that will last for hundreds of years. g for victory, a huge, huge fanbase. watchmen and you are going to see an explosion of interest in his work. >> host: is about the city of jerusalem? >> guest: it's about the underclasses of northhampton angle and that jerusalem was written by william blake and it's about the poo

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what is it about making a film with woody allen that's different than any other?s character romances both blake lively's as well as kristen stewart's, their third movie together. >> i couldn't ask for a lovelier more responsible actress as a co-star. >> reporter: eisenberg shot to fame with his portrayal as zuckerberg, but his talents go beyond the big screen. he's an accomplished author and play wright. ase his third play, it's clear that eisenberg has that nervous energy, the need to constantly produce. >> if i don't have ten things on the stove, i'm worried that nine of them might not happen. >> hard to believe me got his start in a comedy show get real? >> what network was that on? >> i don't remember. it didn't last long. >> he's known for the social network. he's written some three plays including the one that is performing right now in london. >> he's also written pieces for the new yorker and other publications. he's big on writing and has a book out as well. >> wow. >> it's called bream gives me hiccups and other stories. >> he's written a lot. we didn't

. >> my name is allen. >> allen sees the corner of 16th and spring garden. >> a lot of time on my hand, my wife said this is working out well. >> reporter: he has been driving with uber for past year but wasn't until last week uber x got a pass from the philadelphia parking authority to legally operate in philadelphia, as city prepares for convention, visitors and septa train shortages. >> sometimes there is a need for people to come together, and make an exception. >> reporter: uber x has been an exception really operating, essentially illegally without the same permits or regulations as acquired that taxi companies should have have. through september 30th p pa will, well, look the other way as long as uber pay as greed fines. cab companies have now filed a motion to stop this temporary agreement, including that uber x is not required to find handicapped accessible rides that taxi dispatchers are. >>> unaudible. >> reporter: question now brought to court does ppa have the authority to make an agreement with uber x and possibly lyft, for allen. >> it hasn't impacted us at all. >> repor

charles: do you think general allen was strong on this? >> i have known john allen for a long time.ad to say he simply was shouting into the microphone to gain high regard for the military which this for blue collar america. at the end of the day i'm not sure what john says. he's one of the smartest people i ever met. i think somebody must have written that speech for him. charles: kathy, you look these things online. she at least admitted if it did work it would take a very * long time. >> we don't have time. we have had 1,000 terror attacks around the world since november, since paris. if you take out syria and iraq and the traditional middle east turmoil. you still have 100 terror attacks in 9 months. this was for her more of the same without a clear plan. i agree you don't get details. but more than there wasn't a plan, there wasn't an acknowledgment this was an issue. this was a check the box trump talked about last week. it felt like anagement. charles: general scales calling this radical islamic terrorism. i heard barack obama use jihadist. how important is that in winning th

you can see it at 6th and lombard. >> richard allen was a revolutionary, an activist, a fighter for socialn way before he got popular. >> it's fantastic and it's a beautiful thing to live to see and it makes you feel so happy to be a part of it. >> the celebration continues tomorrow with the unveiling of a ridge allen mural at first district plaza. >>> young musicians from around the country join the philadelphia orchestra for a special performance today. "eyewitness news" at the 23rd street arm ri in rittenhouse square. the 14 to 17-year-olds are part of the orchestra working with the philadelphia orchestra to fine-tune skills as part of a two-week intensive training program. they sound lovely. the weather has been lovely for the most part. >> the timing could be just in time for the fireworks. it's going to be a little bit dicey. if you're heading out to the fireworks. but it's been fairly dry so far. temperatures comfortable. humidity comfortable. can't ask for more than that. a live look at center city, high clouds in place, temperatures 71 degrees. got a break from having to run the a

. >> reporter: allen, a's co- owner lew wolff is going to build a hotel. maybe after the hotel he could build a stadium in oakland? fans are dreaming. just a few years ago, a's co- owner lew wolff tried to move the team to san jose but now he sees oakland as a rising star and plans to invest millions of dollars in downtown. >> my view of what we'll see in two years in downtown is very positive. >> reporter: he is in l.a. now but says he will build a high-rise hotel on this parking lot. >> you have climate, growth. finally i think we are seeing all that happening at once. >> reporter: the hotel will be much bigger than originally planned because his company just signed an agreement to also take over the liquor store next to the parking lot. so now, it will be the length of an entire block. the high-rise hotel will be around 17 stories high with 248 rooms. >> it's a marriott franchise. >> reporter: it's a prime location next to the state building, federal building and two blocks from city hall. >> i tnk it's great to have not only a hotel but a bigger hotel

angie: paul allen, thank you so much. we are waiting for the australian government officials to release its latest trade data. that is due in about 20 minute'' time. we will take a more detailed look at the rba's decision later in the show. we want your opinion so please tweet us your thoughts. we can check it out and share. take a look at some of the other stories we are watching. here is heidi. the u.k.'s ruling conservative party takes the next that towards finding a new prime minister today. all 330 tory members will be balloted to the five contenders hoping to succeed david cameron. each have outlined different ways to manage withdrawing from the eu. secretary may has received the

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kpix 5's allen martin is following the story from the newsroom. allen? >> reporter: ken, the latest victim in the controversy, the district's superintendent. stan dobbs has been placed on paid administrative leave. the school board is investigating his possible involvement in bringing mcdonald to the campus last february. mcdonald was brought in to speak to at-risk youth about self-discipline. but parents complained saying mcdonald was not the right person to be mentoring teenagers. that prompted the district to apologize. the school board president says mcdonald wasn't brought in as a role model but, instead, to warn students, quote, don't do what i did. i screwed up my life. ray mcdonald was arrested in december of 2014 for allegedly raping an intoxicated woman in his home. he was immediately cut from the 49ers. he was later charged with felony domestic violence, false imprisonment, child endangerment, and dui. he pled not guilty in the rape case. the trial has yet to start. liz, back to you. >> thank you. >>> in san jose, a woman is recovering after b

general allen is a distinguished marine, a hero, and a patriot. donald trump called him a failed general. why? because he does not believe donald trump should be commander in chief. well i'd say that proves it. our commander in chief shouldn't insult and deride our generals, retired or otherwise. that really should go without saying. but i'm going to respond on behalf of general allen to those kinds of insults. >> lets bring in briana keiler. she is on the phone because she is traveling with the clinton caravan on that bus tour. look briana. when you talk to the campaign do you get the sense from them they think pennsylvania is more key than ohio or are those boast must-win states for them? >> i think they are sort of worried about the message it would send if they were to lose pennsylvania and ohio. i think they are actually particularly concerned about pennsylvania. obviously they are looking at north carolina. they are looking at colorado, and they are looking at virginia. and they are feeling better about that but poppy, to that comment about

general allen, you heard mr. trump called you a failed general. your response? rmgts george, he has no credibility to criticize me or my record or anything i have done. if he had spent a minute in the deserts of afghanistan or in the deserts of iraq, i might listen to what he has to say. he's got no credibility. in that regard, there has been . in that regard, there has been progress with respect to the war against isis. we knew it was going to be a tough fight. i don't have to him. what we do have to do, george, is listen to what he's been saying about our military. he's called it a disaster. he says our military can't win anymore. that's a direct insult to every man and woman in uniform today. he's talked about needing to torture. murder the families of alleged terrorists. he's talked about carpet-bombing isil. who will get carpet-bombed. president, how would the military respond to those kinds of orders if he followed through on some of the things he has said in this campaign? >> that's a great question. i think we would be facing a civil military crisis. fro

lickman is here allen, that's what we want to talk to you about. damaging is this for the clip ton campaign. >> well to paraphrase the great coach lombardi her resignation was not the most important thing for her to do it was the only thing for her to do. >> somebody had to take the fall. >> it had to be here she's in charge. what they were doing with these emails was inexcusable. you don't talk about someone's religion. there's no evidence they did anything. but i have a rile called pennsylvania avenue rule. you never put anything down in paper or email you are not wil willing to announce on pennsylvania avenue at high noon. >> we were saying the same things how would you could put it in writing. that seems to be the case. my question this is interesting for bernie sanders he's supposed to speak tomorrow night and on one hand this validates the claims he was making during on the other hand he's supposed to be rallying supporters to get behind hillary clinton and it seems it may differ i'd him further. >> it can here's how he fin epss it there's no

. >>> woody allen's anticipated cafe society opens in theaters >>> woody allen's anticipated "cafe societyopens in theaters this friday set amid the glitz and the glamour. >> at the center is jesse isenberg. >> reporter: it's the heyday of 1930s hollywood. golden age with glitz and glamor. >> are there more beautiful girls in hollywood or new york? >> reporter: a young man in new york looking for his place in the world and trying his hand at show business. >> it's all about ego. the whole town runs on ego. >> i'm bobby. >> reporter: signing up for a second time with woody allen was a no brainer. he edollized the legendary director growing up. what is it about making a film with him that's different from any other -- >> i've never worked with anyone who dwells less on themselves and more on his work. >> reporter: his character romances both blake lively as well as kristen stewart, their third movie together. >> i couldn't ask for a lovelier more responsible actress as a co-star. >> reporter: eisenberg shot to fame with his portrayal as zuckerberg, but his talents go beyond the big screen. h

i'm joined by paul allen with a look at the markets. >> good morning. it is the final trading day of the week in 30 minutes in the new england index -- new zealand index looking pretty flat. this is after us stops slip -- stocks slipped. crude was low as well. now the nneka -- nikkei appears to be waiting the job the number. there is data out of japan waiting ton current trade. ministry of finance at the bank of japan meeting today in japan. they'll be discussing financial markets. that is a closed door meeting though. not expecting any news headlines out of that. here in australia, the asx futures are looking lower. as commodities slipped but the big four banks will be in focus today. that's commonwealth national australian bank become that's after the rating agency put them on negative watch. currently they are rated double a minus by s&p. that's following similar move for the australian government. the aaa credit rating here also put on negative watch. this is due to the ongoing uncertainty after the weekend's election a weak government is expected.

he said, i know general allen. it's the worst policy to take on this team in the middle east and he's doubling down on it. >> they just answered him. >>> hillary makes an historic plea for unity in the democratic party. there wasn't a lot of units at this in a lot of sections. >> no, there were not. see the fluorescent t-shirts? bernie sanders making it clear they are not going quiet. >> neither is donald trump. doug mcelway is live. hey, doug. >> reporter: hey, good to see you guys. there have been so many obstacles the dnc was unable to take down. the downpaurs, for the delegates to the convention center itself. nothing as much as. there were sporadic shouting matches. the ripping up of signs. one bernie supporter was arrested inside the arena. when clinton emerged on the stage to a small chorus of boos, it was over come generally with an ovation for her. marco rubio said the boos and cat calls during hillary's speech at dnc in philly are even distracting. what a disaster. in her speech last night clinton spoke o

mother bethel is also unveiling a statue of church founder richard allen which you can see at six and lombard. >> richard allen was a revolutionary, an activist, a site for justice and social action, way before we got popular. >> it is fantastic. and it is a beautiful thing to live to see. and it makes you feel so happy to be a part of it. >> the celebration continues today with the unveiling after richard allen mural at first district plaza. >>> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we'll have the latest on septa's regional rail problems, and what they could mean for morning commuters tomorrow. >> then it is a big day in space. we'll tell but a mission five years in the making and big pay off today. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> celebrating the fourth of july from where it all started. from independence mall to the party on the parkway to your fireworks in your own neighborhood. philadelphia, the place to be this independence day. >> we're just hoping mother nature cooperates with our plans fo

you had general allen.ght -- i love her. she was -- not only was she claiming a commander in chief, that was the part of the speech where she's the most comfortable. she's saying the straight white guy, of which we've had 42, he's the one you can't imagine in the oval office. >> and is hysterical and all the things that might have normally been with used against a female candidate in days of old. >> or yesterday. >> i was trying to be optimistic. >> emotion. >> on monday, it looked like a train wreck. bottom line. and is not only were they able to heal this party and land on its feet, they landed the party in a new place. the place where obama stood, yes, we can, deeper patriotism, people were saying, well, that's the obama coalition. something happened this week where that became the democratic party. i think something extraordinary happened. i don't know how it plays out electorally, but i think it's important. patti, 10 seconds. >> it was great. shout out to eric smith and jim margo. >> our coverage cont

allen? >> reporter: you're absolutely right.definitely like the sensationalism and we don't like the rubber stamping, like julie just talked about. normally you show up and this is about stagecraft but rick was right. this is about democracy being in action, about process and procedure being brought forward, and again, i will say that it is incumbent upon the presumptive nominee to gain the trust and confidence of all of the republicans that are repped here so that he can go forward in the general election with that wind behind his back, and it is clear that he has to be able to come out and reassert himself. >> let me bring in brett baier who has been watching all hoff this unfold. explain it, please, bret, and point out its significance, if you will. >> reporter: two different tracks here, stuart. what you saw develop on the floor there is an effort to try to get a roll call vote today. the they ever trump or group that wants to unbind the delegates made a case that they had signatures in 11 different states. well, the chair,

let's get to paul allen.op stories this hour, the yen has long wildly ahead of the monetary decision from the boj. before immediately giving up those gains, it was probably platforms. 80% of economists. alphabet surged in extended trading after it the earnings estimates. it was a dollars $.42 a share while revenue rose 17 15 alien dollars. hours also higher after projecting third-quarter revenues expected to beat estimates. shares surged 7%. down 32% from a year earlier to $446 million and expected profit to fall to $135 million. global news powered by 2600 and analyst. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. breaking news out of taiwan right now. in line with estimates, up about 0.69% for the quarter. doing a little bit better than the prior quarter, we saw a negative picture for growth. little bit better here. hopesay there have been clouded by brexit as well. obviously, a lot of data to digest. let's get a check on how market action has been looking so far. >> the waiting game continues. we are waiting to see w

you can see it at 6th and lombard. >> richard allen was a revolutionary, an activist, a fighter for socialn way before he got popular. >> it's fantastic and it's a beautiful thing to live to see and it makes you feel so happy to be a part of it. >> the celebration continues tomorrow with the unveiling of a ridge allen mural at first district plaza. >>> young musicians from around the country join the philadelphia orchestra for a special performance today. "eyewitness news" at the 23rd street arm ri in rittenhouse square. the 14 to 17-year-olds are part of the orchestra working with the philadelphia orchestra to fine-tune skills as part of a two-week intensive training program. they sound lovely. the weather has been lovely for the most part. >> the timing could be just in time for the fireworks. it's going to be a little bit dicey. if you're heading out to the fireworks. but it's been fairly dry so far. temperatures comfortable. humidity comfortable. can't ask for more than that. a live look at center city, high clouds in place, temperatures 71 degrees. got a break from having to run the a