that is caldwell. and caldwell. and former director and illinois. and richard, what do you think.anders down a service to the democratic platform to drive it to the left? >> absolutely. he's been the voice of the working people of the democratic party. and trade bill. and now bernie sanders endorsing hillary clinton said to his supporters, now is the time to come together because we have to do everything in our power to make sure that donald trump doesn't have the keys to the white house. are you concerned seeing the front runners come together. i think before the fbi is indicted and intelligence. there was a chance that bernie sanders could have brought it to a vote and they would coalesce around. and poll numbers show that 60 percent of the americans believe she should have been indicted and 30 percent of the americans will not support hillary clinton. at this point, especially that the fbi director said she didn't have the sophistication c to know classified. democrats are better off voting for a box of rocks. there is 110 classified e-mails and african-americans especially sho

the caldwell county sheriff's department said they received 911 calls after 7:30. they said many of the eyewitnesss thought they were looking at a car ac flames, but when the first responders got here to the pasture, they say they found a large basket from a hot air balloon. investigators believe that that balloon came into contact with high voltage power lines. they say at least 16 people were onboard. and many of the eyewitnesss who have talked with us say they can't believe what they saw. >> first i heard a wish, like a wishing sound and then it just a and then a little bit later, i heard another one. >> now, again, we know 16 people onboard. investigators have not released the names of the passengers. we only know the name of the pilot. a man named skip nickels. an experienced pilot. he owned the harlem of texas balloon ride. he took off from various locations. we're learning to learn the identifications of all ntsb is here and the faa is helping. the ntsb investigators are expected to arrive late tonight or early tomorrow morning. live in -- kristin, live. >>

let me go to leann caldwell. you've been on this story for weeks. is there any -- what are you hearing would be the next phase of this plan? >> chuck, most of what's going to happen is that's not a lot of options. what they do have left is they can walk out. and we saw the colorado delegation already walk out. and some other delegations are considering it later on in the process. but people were so angry. they were trying to reassess and figure out what could feasibly happen. the washington delegation might walk out. the virginia delegation is considering something in the next few days, too. but for all intents and purposes, their effort to stop trump is pretty much dead. now it's just going to be a sign of protest. >> let me bring in ben ginsberg. counselor, i have to ask you. what kind of tactics were used to convince four states to suddenly decide we didn't know wat we were signing. >> yeah, i think they pulled people over to the side of the room or in back rooms by the podium. i think what the essential argument would probably be, you're hurting

. >> reporter: cain caldwell holden oversees security and says his school only use officers when it's appropriate even though there's no written policy to explain what that means. >> reporter: why not put that in writing? >> it's just something we haven't put into writing. we make sure they understand that they're there to support the campus, keep it safe, that they're not there to conduct discipline or support us in discipline. >> reporter: do you think that message has been made clear at every school in your district in. >> oh, yes, absolutely. >> reporter: but the police department supplying those officers says its role at schools is unclear. >> people are on different pages when it comes to citing individuals and for what types of crime. >> reporter: so in one school district, a kid could get sent to the principal's office but in another, he could get a criminal record. >> that is correct. >> reporter: and the question is, is that fair? >> it is not fair, and that's why we are working to make it fair across with every school district that we work with. >> reporter: this upcoming s

authorities say the balloon caught fire and crashed into a pasture near lockhart, in caldwell county, about 30 miles south of austin. the balloon may have struck nearby power lines. the sheriff's office says f.a.a. and national transportation safety board investigators are heading to the crash site. it was the deadliest balloon crash in u.s. history and the second deadliest on record anywhere. the "wall street journal" reports that according to new government numbers released yesterday, the economic recovery that began following the 2008 recession is the slowest rebound since 1949. at just over 1%, the 2nd quarter gross domestic product growth rate-- that's the broadest measure of the health of the u.s. economy-- fell below forecasts from wall street economists. despite strong growth in jobs and consumer spending, it's believed that anxiety surrounding global economic uncertainty, record low oil prices and the u.s. election has slowed investments from business, governments and the private sector. turkish state dia reports more than 750 soldiers detained after the failed coup attempt i

jessica caldwell from edmunds.com. >> i think it may give them reason to pause, for a minute, look atppened, look to see if the technologies they're working on address these kinds of issues, what kinds of issues can also happen that are similar to this. >> reporter: the semi driver alleges brown was watching a movie and may have been speeding at the time of the accident. police are still investigating the crash. josh, tesla stresses drivers need to keep their hands on the wheel and be ready to take complete control of the vehicle at any time when the autopilot is active. >> elliott: kris van cleave tonight, thank you. well, still to come-- toxic slime turns a famous stretch of surf into pea soup. and several states take the mileage tax for a test drive, linking wallets with odometers. rs. prised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story.

joining the democratic strategist marianne march, eric erickson and republican strategist jenna caldwell start with you. i expected more. i did not think he gave a very good speech, he looked down at all his friend in the audience instead of connecting with the camera and all the people in this room. those attempt to pretend he was donald trump, leave it to the comedians. that was not a good speech. >> i thought tim kane did a great job when his ticket was unveiled and his debut last night, but the real role he is playing is when you watch them saturday hillary clinton and tim kane she was so happy, so relaxed, so comfortable, she noticed tim kane will defend her, go after donald trump and do the things she needs him to do because if she has to play the role the whole time and attack donald trump her negative ratings go even higher. trish: elizabeth warren could have been the attack dog too, tim kane, i just think, not as impressive as she could have gotten, should have gotten. i think this is my camera. you are not, your thoughts. >> i think tim kane exercised his role as hillary clinto

. >> each of the flags has a special significance and this one is caldwell come home. >> my dad was a veteran. this is a way as our company to say welcome home. >> reporter: are you ready for your website crash? let's make america work again. >> yeah, let's make their website crash. no, really, flags of valor is great. visit their website flagsofvalor.com. you see it on the bottom of your screen. the more flags they buy more combat veterans are going to get to work. we know they face challenges. we did the honors and got one as well. >> i love it. >> reporter: gentleman. hang this in our greenroom. >> i have one of those in my bedroom. i look at it every day. >> i do. i love it. i love that you're highlighting that. >> reporter: that's incredible. they're just outside of d.c. if you want to find them. >> he said made in america, our veterans and giving back. a lot of fox fans there, too, i love it. >> they're everywhere. >> reporter: you know it. a lot of colorful people, too, and a lot of red, white and blue. >> bring us back some swag, anna. >> reporter: okay. bye, ladies. >> bye. >

. >> dane caldwell oversees discipline for the school district and told us his schools only use officershen it is appropriate, even though there is no written policy to plangs wh -- explain what it means. >> why not put it in writing. >> it is just something we haven't put it in writing. we support the campus, keep it safe. they're not there to conduct discipline. >> do you think the message has been made clear at every clear at your district. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> the police officer supplying the officers says the role at schools is unclear. >> people on different pages when it comes to citing individuals and for what types of crimes. >> in one school district, one kid could get to the principal's office but in another he could get a criminal record. >> that is correct. >> the question is that fair? >> it is not fair. that's why we are working to make it fair across with every school district that we work with. >> this upcoming school year, san jose police plans to have detailed job descriptions for the campus officers at 34 schools. campbell union high, east side union high and

. >> a long time pence's ally, jeff caldwell echoing that sentiment in an interview of cnn.mp had second thought about his vp pick. >> this is the most important decision that any president nominee makes and he wants to take time and be sure of that selection and he's feeling comfortable with mike pence and they're going to be a great president and vice president. >> sarah murray reporting there for us at the convention kickoff here on monday. >> and here in cleveland, people have a right to heard but not to march anywhere they want. we'll tell you how city plans to keep a lid on the protests at the national convention and the nice attack. next. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and mitigates cyber threats,

. >> reporter: dane caldwell holden told i sus his officers y use arrests when warranted, although he doesn't explain what that means. why haven't you put that in writing? >> we're there to make sure they're not there to conduct discipline but to keep students safe. >> reporter: that is hadhas tha been made clear to everyone in your district? as absolutely. >> people are on different pages when it comes to citing individuals and for what types of crime. >> reporter: in one school district, a kid could get sent to the principal's office, but another he could get a criminal record? >> that is correct. >> reporter: and the question is; is that fair. >> it is not fair. that's why we're making to work it fair with every school district we work with. >> reporter: this upcoming school year, san jose police plans to unveil detailed job descriptions for campus officers at 34 schools in three separate districts. campbell union high, east side union high, and san jose unified. it's a major security change for those school districts that serve 67,000 students. guys, san jose p.d. plans to increas

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but we are hearing from two sources, a law enforcement source and a county official in caldwell countyutheast of austin texas giving us a pretty good indication of what they believe vegts investigators will be taking a closer look at there, that is the power lines around the area where this hot air balloon -- we are getting some of the first images, aerial image of of the hot air balloon on the ground. as you can see a red, white, and blue balloon with a yellow smiley face with sunglasses. the basket area we've blurred out for you because of the gravity of the situation surrounding that particular area. we are hearing from those two different sources that they believe perhaps this hot air balloon for some reason collided with the power lines, igniting the fire, causing the hot air balloon to crash to the ground there. a witness described what she saw as it fell to the ground. >> first i heard a woosh. you know, like a wooshing sound. and then it just -- a big ball of fire up. and i'd say it probably got up as high as those lower electric lines. i didn't see the balloon hit. i just hear

we flew in to operating base caldwell because the enemy held the ground.n september 2008 when the squadron left, they drove out. why did we drive out? we held the ground at that point. yes, terrorist whack a mole is going to create more martyrs. a strategy that brings them to their breaking point, that is going to stop the enemy. okay this gets to the brass tacks of a lot of our discussion and arguments over the past decade plus. no nation building well i would say that is a factual statement that nationbuilding is destructive and foolish if you're trying to replace afghanistan in its government with a slightly more violent form of nebraska. that's just not going to happen. there are too many ancient grievances, too many tribal differences for that to occur. i'm going to confess, i arrived in iraq in oh seven and absolutely dedicated, and i hate this term but i'm going to use it for purposes, neoconservative nationbuilding freedom agenda george w bush acolyte. that's how i landed in a rack in 07. we didn't talk politics that much but the guys had been to i

. >> we have heard from a law enforcement source and a county official there in caldwell county just southeast of austin, texas. and it appears that one of the things that investigators will be taking a very close, early look at is the role is -- when you look at the video from the scenes there, those high power lines in that area, and how that might have contributed to that accident. we've heard from two different sources now who tell us they believe -- it's believed that the hot air balloon might have collided into those power lines igniting a fire before it crashed to the ground there, killing all 16 people that were on board. this by no means the official cause of the accident at this point. but it appears to be what investigators and officials there on the ground are taking a very close early look at in this horrific accident that occurred just before 8:00 this morning in central texas. poppy? >> do we know anything about the 16 people who were on board? who they were? were there any children? what do we know about them? and also why so many were on board? it seems like a lot. >

liam caldwell from nbc news has all of the states here that have signed that petition which is over 50% of the delegates. that would be minnesota, wyoming, iowa, utah, colorado where i am now, washington state, maine and virginia. that's in addition to washington, d.c. that's reince priebus calling for a vote on the platform right now? coming up next is the rules committee. kate, bear with me as we watch this. very important. she said it's very serious. they need to focus. this is the moment where this is all going to happen. watching reince priebus move away from the podium. let's monitor this right now. you expect the rules to come up next. the rules is expected to come up next. right now it's a musical interlude. they're giving them additional time to whip. all the people with the yellow hats are part of the whip operation. all the people with the yellow hats are part of the whip operation. and we presume that they may be whipping against the stop trump movement and the ability to vote on the floor of the convention in a role call. to repeal the rules. the last ditch effort of the st

the caldwell county sheriff's office in central texas says it appears no one has survived. the faa says at least 16 people were on board when the balloon caught fire this morning before crashing and again, we're just getting this in to us from the scene and when emergency responders arrived, the basket portion of the hot air balloon was on fire. the ntsb is on its way to the scene there. the texas governor has respo responded. in statement, the governor has asked all of texas to pray for those lost. we'll bring you more information on this story as it becomes rabl to us. >>> why are supporters of bernie sanders weary of hillary clinton's pledge to kill the t p pp trade pact? evangeline lilly is leading an effort to make sure hillary clinton stays true to our word and she's going to join me next. . ...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of modera

fbi's recommendation area so likely, it will be a decision by the assistant attorney general leslie caldwelland or the deputy attorney general sally yates, both are loyal democrats and democrats appointees so trumps to hear may ring true to a great many people that the system is rigged because the two people who will make the final decision are both loyal democrats appointees, john? jon: he's just out of the second week. the fbi director said crooked hillary, this is quoting donald trump, crooked hillary compromised our national security, no charges, while and the hashtag raid houston. greg jarrett, thank you for picking apart the law on this point. we are continuing to cover this announcement from the director of the fbi, director comey suggests that he will tell the justice department no charges, no criminal charges should be brought against hillary clinton for her misuse of a personal email server during her time as secretary of state. that is going to bring sighs of relief to the clinton campaign and it's causing a great deal of angst in other quarters in washington and around the countr

in fact when it was first called into emergency officials there in caldwell county, they thought theyresponding to a fire on the ground. it wasn't until they rolled up on the scene and realized the magnitude of what they were dealing with. ntsb investigators are on their way in the next couple of days. they'll begin their investigation to determine the capacity cause of the hot air balloon to come down. >> thank you very much, ed. as soon as we have the names of the victims, we'll bring that to you. >>> we'll take you back to pennsylvania, hillary clinton speaking live on a bus tour with her running mate, tim kaine. >> i think that makes sense. just like mark was a pioneer in using the internet to deliver services, we want our kids to know how to use it and how to learn from it. and who knows, they may grow up and follow in mark's footsteps for whatever the next generation is. but here's the kicker. 5 million kids in our country don't now have access to the internet in a way that enables them to do the homework they're asked to do. that's 5 million kids who are being left out. and aft

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stuart: republican strategist john caldwell is with us and i want his reaction to this.t met for hours with president obama to discuss race relations in america. i think that is intensely provocative. black lives matter is intensely divisive. what do you say? >> this does send the wrong message when you have people actively breaking the law. when it comes to black lives matter there, like newt gingrich said, there need to be active dialogue, law enforcement involved, prosecutorsinvolved, everyone needs to come to the table because there are legitimate issues to discuss but make sure everybody is at the table. stuart: every time we call for this conversation we must have it is not a conversation, it is a lecture. we are being lectured. >> you think of folks like hillary clinton who will say what she needs to do to be elected i agree with you 100%. when it comes to is having a legitimate conversation as paul ryan said a couple days ago, there needs to be a conversation i agree with him. we need to talk about these issues. of the one i would like to see the president say to

. >> michael caldwell. i work at a data and analytics company in new york. my question is, generally these networks we're talking about are all software companies. technology companies. generally a lot of these companies have received venture capital investment. at what point short-term versus long-term do you think this tickets the risk and probability of the security? if a company receives an investment and the negotiation is for more -- a short-term return versus long-term, how does that effect the security? not looking for a specific answer but your your thoughts. >> i think we over in the answer which is that we discover that the investment security is so de minimis compared to the architecture and he nature of the systems. if you watch, as i did in course of reporting this book, hacking competitions and you see these people who at 22-year-old kid can cut through a browser built by ph.ds, it's clear the ph.ds were not focused on security and were focused he how to render graphics and track people. so the nature of this is already optimizes towards featu

the balloon went down on saturday in caldwell county. that is between austin, texas, and san antonio. our ed lavandera tells us what may have been a major factor in that crash. >> reporter: it appears that investigators will be taking a very close look oo at the role that power lines in the area where this hot air balloon went down might have played in this tragedy. two sources tell us, one a law enforcement force, another a county official, believe the hot air balloon collided with the power lines. it essentially killed the 16 people believed to be on board that hot air balloon. the exact cause is not clear. it's not clear what caused the hot air balloon to perhaps collide into these power lines, what exactly was going on on board when all of this happened. so that is something that investigators as they begin arriving on the scene and piecing together will be taking a very close look at. it could be some time before the national transportation safety board, which is the government agency here in the united states that examines these ty

polo sandoval is live in caldwell, texas. i saw a picture of authorities.und, i think it was a sheriff's deputy. this has really affected the folks there. >> reporter: it certainly has. what we're looking at here is a very tough task for investigators as they return to the scene later today. it's very difficult to make out since it's not yet sunrise. that is where that balloon plummeted towards the ground nearly 24 historie hours ago. there were 16 people on board that balloon tour. sadly, we're told there were no survivors. details or names or identities of these individuals have not yet been released by the authorities who are handling this investigation which is the national transportation safety board. they also have to look closer and listen to some of the witnesses who reported hearing a loud pop. that suggests that this balloon may have actually hit some of these high tension power lines that you see not far from the train tracks that you see over my shoulder. one neighborhood heard a loud pop and looked outside. >> first i heard a whooshing sound an

gop strategists gina caldwell joins us. a bernie sanders supporter. a lot of this seems to be lasted do with bernie sanders fingerprints all over it. the $15 an hour minimum wage. >> especially the inflation because at the end of the day you shouldn't have to live in poverty when you are working a minimum wage job. that shouldn't be the case. that'shat the platform allows us to say is true. >> question here is of course there is a political question. is hillary clinton in drag too far to the left? it will come up tomorrow with the endorsement in new hampshire and what have you. the other question economically to get to the point that we are just hearing is if you have a $15 an hour minimum wage, sanders was for that. twelve dollars, $15. how does that make sense across the board for the entire country. >> we know hillary clinton is a liar and panderer. you can't count on anything outside of hillary clinton. what we see with this $15 an hour platform is the democratic party will do what they do best to put business out of businesses. we see what other

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there are three other folks, career prosecutors, all democrats, sally yates, valley jarrett, leslie caldwellon is hinged on. is hillary clinton going to get a fair and non-political outcome? >> well, i think when you look at the agents of the federal bureau of investigation, it comes down to them understanding what justice is and law and order is. i think they're going to do the right thing. when you go back and look at some of the comments that have been made by president obama, if this were in the military we'd have something that's called undue command influence and president obama would be guilty of that. that has clear ramifications. so you have this theme that's being developed. you have this narrative that's being developed because hillary clinton has been very smart when she said that i had my own private e-mail server and everyone knew about it. she has made everyone in the obama administration come police sit in it. >> she said a couple of months ago that everyone knew about it. "the post" saying the agency never set up an agency e-mail for her, that this was planned well in advanc

jonna caldwell, republican strategist, joins us now.ty, so to speak, but nobody was invited to represent those dead police officers at the convention? why not? >> first off, thank you for having me. i know this is an attempt by the democrats to do what they do best, paneledder to african-americans. they wanted to appeal, and they did not want to invite any police officers because in a lot of ways when we hear the rhetoric either from president obama, hillary clinton or anyone else, it is anti-cop, it's anti-police. further, and since this is a black issue and they want to appeal to african-americans, i found it to be very interesting with this wikileaks scandal that we saw that debbie wasserman-schultz and the democratic party were actively, actively looking to tear down a man in bernie sanders who has had a career of being supportive of african-americans and african-american causes. we saw him at the university of chicago being chained to a black lady protesting for civil rights, and the democratic party, they want to pander and get th

here as part of this week-long series is dan caldwell. he's with concerned veterans for american.it so difficult to make things change at the va? >> well, pete, we have something called the iron triangle which consists of the va bureaucracy which has over 350,000 employees and $180 billion. that's a powerful force. big government unions like the american federation for government employees. sadly, the washington based leadership of many veteran groups. not their local leadership, not the local members but the washington based leadership who don't believe veterans should have the choice of where they get their health coverage with their va benefits. unfortunately, all of those groups come together to protect the status quo and they pressure the white house to block and not enact meaningful reform. >> myself included, members of the veterans organizations, you want to believe they're out there watchdogging. what has happened? why do certain groups oppose the certain groups that they would want, americans want, vets want? why are they opposing those types of things? >> again, i want

valerie jarrett, valerie yates and lesli caldwell. chuck, should she step aside and recuse herself?ag should recuse herself. it will play its eyes out. i think hillary has been through a lot of this before. i think that's the good news. she'll come out of it just fine. what boris is saying, that's just right. talking about your candidacy and issues and not the investigation. >> just a few weeks before the rnc chairman reince priebus thinks it's unprecedented. will we see an indictment? donald trump tweeted about it saying the system is rigged. >> there should be. she personally set this up. it is a crime. the department of justice should indict. one thing that's for sure, hillary clinton's tough numbers will continue to go on. it's beyond politics and numbers. those are the real questions. who is this person? why did she think she could establish a private server and keep her e-mails out of the public. again, she said she's released a lot of information 30, $000 worth of that much. will the americans ever find out? who knows. >> chuck, ten seconds, will we see an indictment? >> i do