call her, she would call back right away.ext her, she would reply instantly always. >> she managed to water all of her relationships. she spent time with everyone. friends, family. >> that's a pretty special skill. >> yeah, to manage that and your career. >> there were men, of course, there were. though she was, shall we say, discerning. >> the young men she dated were of a caliber that you know, we expected of her. >> what sort of guys did she like? >> successful, nice, respectable men. >> and professional men. >> she was dating plastic surgeon guy and this guy and that guy. >> she took up briefly with a dashing investor who drove a white bentley and then in july 2007, nailah attended an art gallery opening and he came. >> there will lawyer from milwaukee andre wright. >> she had big beautiful smile. she was a very pretty woman. very warm personality and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her.

hillary clinton, that role call underway now. everyone expects hillary clinton will get the nomination. i did speak with pennsylvania delegates as this role call was just getting underway. >> i think that bernie had a tremendous positive impact on the party and the platform they put together was the most progressive they ever put together it's all progress and beneficial. >> we want the same thing for the nation. $15 an hour, affordable college, we want the same things. >> every delegate will have their vote counted. this is part of the democratic process so we are hear to witness, history. and for those of us that pledged our support for bernie we are hear to see the process through to the end. >> for me i'm a bernie guy 100%, if he doesn't win tonight, i'm a hillary person 100%, it's more important to beat donald trump. >> that is what we hear on the convention floor, delegates came here to cast the votes for bernie sanders but once the role call is over, once hillary clinton is nominated they will be with her. on the conventio

community as a whole. >> seeing no other names on the roster, supervisor wiener. >> i ask that we call items 78 and 79. >> those are two ballot measures this doesn't require and continuance not related i'm not going to call that ballot measure. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much mayor pro tem stirs or first in support of this ballot measure item 37 to strengthen the office of citizens complaints to rename it and strengthen it to provide it with - we know that has at the heart of police, huh? publ confidence in the police they thought out in an unbiased manner this measure will help to increase the public confidence it is important it is its own idea it is itself own subject stands on its own i don't think that should be moergd and lump into with another measure that frankly goes dramatically beyond what this is trying to accomplish the other measure creates a new protective position takes various executive departments and mergers them away from the mayor and people some people like it and people don't like it is, it is controversial measure this measure item 37 i don't believ

to call in a company truck.e gps on that truck puts him nowhere near the city of orange on the night maribel was seen on that security video. that is, until about midnight. lopez told police that's when he went home. he said he was alone and could prove it. >> my parking spot's actually right by a surveillance camera. >> so the surveillance camera would show you parking. >> reporter: that was enough to get lopez off the list. there was that ex-boyfriend who'd been calling. maribel had never mentioned he'd been a problem. and police didn't think he was involved. there was the photographer from the website plenty of fish. his cell phone data placed him in san diego, out of the area at the time in question. and the veteran from cal state who'd come on too strong? he was in japan. none of them could be connected to maribel's disappearance. so in the end, there was just one person the cops couldn't stop looking at. the first person to report maribel missing, her roommate kc joy. >> orange police dispatcher, rose. >>

caller: hello, i was just calling to comment on the so-called democrats that keep calling in statingt they clintonause of hillary -- he lied and everything. they should realize that democrats do not have the money to go into donald trump's background. $10 million to throw up. i have always listened to c-span on myas really gotten nerves. if you're a democrat, you're a democrat, if you are a republican, you are a republican. you understand? if if you are a democrat, you have a comments to make concerning something that is going on, don't call at all. another thing about it, we as i don't even-- know how to explain it. this has gotten out of contact. it has gotten out of control about what is going on in these united states. citizens should greed, you cannot erase agreed. hatred,ot erase greed, or jealousy. people just calling in because they like what people say. been83 years old and have through a lot, and i can write books about it. be those things need to talked about. but when you go to bed at night, you look in the mirror and say to yourself -- and i prejudice? -- am i prejudice?

the call starts shortly. thank you for being here to work throughout earnings with us on closing bell. "fast money" begins right now. >> we have team coverage on every single story from apple's big beat to twitter's huge miss and pa nne are. a solid corner. plus bob peck who downgraded twitter two weeks ago, nice call, bob, on the red phones. plus, earnings not the only story we're following tonight. the dnc getting under way. donald trump closing in on hillary clinton. wall street titan will tell us why that could cause a 20% correction for stocks. i'm in for melissa lee. tonight we start with apple. the stock surging on a big top and bottom line about it. we just sat down with the ceo tim cook moments ago. let's get straight to josh with the headlines. josh? >> sarah, i did sit down with ceo tim cook to go over the quarter. let me give you the highlights. he said he feels fantastic about how the iphone did in q-3. 40.4 million un iits. cook's point to me was that iphone demand was actually even better than

just make a few phone calls. i'll find somebody. i called everybody on this list.nly one place called me back. >> i remember they would -- >> i have to be as emotionally healthy as possible so that i can be there for straz bases -- because he has good weeks, and he has bad weeks. >> reporter: her experience is not unique. i called 00 psychologists in san francisco who take natalie's insurance. i wonder if you are taking new patients with blue shield coverage. half are no longer taking insurance or new patients. a quarter never even called back. thank you very much. bye-bye. only eight had appointments outside of normal work hours. i contacted blue shield for an interview, but they declined. instead, they sent a statement saying that the provider has to notify blue shield if they're no longer taking new patients. they also said california is facing a shortage of mental health providers. >> insurance companies are saying that there's a shortage of mental health providers? that's hard for me to believe. i have many colleagues that are trying to get on to panels. and t

not with her job. >> they called the department of defense. they didn't call it cia.he's working for the u.s. government for the agency working on communications for them. >> unbeknownst to just about everyone in her life, marie singleton was a code clerk for the central intelligence agency. she wasn't a spy, but she did handle classified communications from agents overseas. information that might be very interesting to enemies of the united states. part of what the fbi does is investigate things like this, if a cia employee goes missing. >> right, exactly. >> remember, this was 1994, memories of the cold war were still fresh. >> it could turn into an espionage investigation, for example, if you have missing classified information and somebody's going over helping the russians, the chinese, somebody like that, it could theoretically turn into that kind of a case. >> so now there were parallel investigations. the local cops looked for a missing person. the fbi covertly looked for an intelligence worker who might have been kidnapped or changed sides. marie's family, mea

i've been called worse. >> reporter: today he can be called what he deserves to be called, recipiente nation's highest honor. david martin, the pentagon. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news, and of course, full convention coverage on cbs this this morning, i'm scott pelley. '4 >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm don dahler. the republican national convention is under way. the party will nominate donald trump and mike pence to lead the gop into the election against hillary clinton. but it has been overshadowed by the assassination of it's officers in two weeks. we're learning more about the gunman, gavin eugene long. he was killed in the gun battle which happened about two weeks after police killed a black man in the same city. david begnaud has more. >> reporter: almost everything video. cameras are all over the place. one on the convenience store building. there's another one on the overhang as people were filling up their cars. and in the distance, there's the

thank you for calling at&t.ah. how may i help you? chris: at&t confirmed the call. we contacted the fredericksburg city dispatch which should have received the call. burr there is no record of it. the next closest call centers didn't have it either. we expanded the search to include seven more area call centers. and nothing. we spoke to apple, area hospitals and local 911 experts looking for leads. again, nothing. we were just about ready the family and apologize for failing to help. but then -- >> we did find the call. >> fredericksburg city. the first place we contact found the call. here it is. >> fredericksburg 911. what is your emergency? hello? chris: during the 18-second call the dispatcher tried three times to make contact with him. after hearing nothing except this sound, the call was labeled a pocket dial where no callback is required. hours later, he was found dead. could this be seen as a failure in the 911 system? >> i think it's an oversight. police department is taking this seriously by opening th

a roll call vote.o the podium and basically rammed the rules through. >> all those in favor say i? all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the is have it. >> reporter: pandemonium ensued. we saw the type of discord you basically never see at modern conventions. one guy threw down his credentials. the entire colorado delegation walked out leaving rows of empty seats. and the floor fight was not the only development. hillary clinton was on the trail. usually the candidate from the opposing party lays low during the other party's convention. not this time. >> what can i do to stop the dangerous divisive candidate from getting within 1,000 miles of the white house? it's not enough to yell at your tv screen. >> that's dan harris in cleveland for us. >> after the rules fight on the floor, it was full speed ahead for the prime time audience. donald trump took the stage in what might be his shortest speech while introducing his wife. >> marcy gonzalez has more on the convention. >> i want to give y

the roll today's agenda a start time of 515 i'll initiate the call to order therefore the powering or presiding officer from among the superfluous not beyond adjournment of today's meeting supervisor avalos thank you. i would like to we're talking about roll call. >> for attention supervisor avalos presence. >> supervisor president london breed not presents is supervisor campos supervisor cowen not presents supervisor farrell not presents supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang not present supervisor wiener supervisor wiener not present supervisor yee we have quorum so the first item of business the pro tem from the majority vote are what is required to appoint and pro tem i'll call the names of the supervisors supervisor avalos. >> thank you, madam clerk i'd like to motion to appoint our member with the most majority is supervisor campos. >> to appoint supervisor campos pro tem and seconded by supervisor peskin on the call of the role. >> supervisor cowen absent supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang absent su

i call to question. >> question has been called. all those in favor of voting immediately please signify by saying aye. opposed, nay. all those in favor of the amendment to strike and replace please signify by saying aye. those opposed, n ay. the amendment is defeated. same author delegate from maine, still on page seven. >> mr. chair, can we have a show of hands on that one? it was in question to me. >> yes. ruling of the chair has been questioned. all those in favor of the amendment that was just voted on from the delegate from maine striking on page seven, line 6 through 9 and replacing -- all those in favor of that amendment, please signify by raising your hand. please put your hands down. all those opposed please signify by raising your hand. the chair, i believe, said the nays have it. to the next amendment. >> thank you, mr. chair. this amendment is again on page seven, lines 14 through 16. this would strike the language that says we will support the transition of a post assad syrian government representative of its people, p

but their call, rejected, no state-by-state roll call vote. only a voice vote would happen. >> those in favor of the rules package will say aye. >> aye! >> those opposed shall say no. >> no! >> in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. >> reporter: in the end, the anti-trump forces failed. colorado's entire delegation walk back out. look at their empty seats. a raucous start to the trump show, on a day the candidate is hoping to showcase his softer side. tonight, the spotlight on his wife, melania. >> he's a great leader. he's fair. >> reporter: melania, one of six trumps with primetime speaking slots here in cleveland. all trump's adult children addressing the convention. the trump family will watch the convention from this private box, very close to the stage. organizers want to maker sure there are no mistakes so plenty of warning signs like those right there -- team trump you are being filmed. the spotlight also shining bright on trump's running mate, mike pence, together for their first joint interview, but on some issue, very far ap

she's not calling anybody. she's not answering calls. texts are all odd, but her phone and his phone are together, lock step, the entire rest of the day. >> right to the abandoned video store behind which they finally found nailah's body. no coincidence he chose that particular spot so far from chicago, said the prosecutors. >> we find out that the video store is owned by potts' brother in law. >> his friend the alibi witness now testified for the prosecution that yes, he initially lied for reginald, but didn't know it was to cover up a murder. and remember those three strange hang-up calls to 911? and those odd texts her family and boyfriend received? it was reginald potts using nailah's phone, hours after he murdered her, said the prosecution. a clever killer's attempt to throw off a missing person's investigation. >> he's smarter than the average criminal, but not as smart as he thinks he is. >> but reginald potts was nothing if not strategic. his defense was to refute their evidence and discredit the prosecution. >> defense attorneys

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clinton asked what she calls trump since he calls her crooked hillary. >> i don't call him anything,d of insult fest that he seems to thrive on. >> i don't want to -- she's done a good job of letting the water go off her back on that. that's not the way i feel when i see this, you know, crooked hillary or the lock her up, it's just ridiculous, and most of us stopped the name calling thing about fifth grade. >> reporter: they may be presenting a united front, but the hacked dnc e-mails enraging sanders' supporters. in one e-mail a top staffer wonders about sanders, does he believe in a god? he has skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he's an atheist. this could make several points difference. he called for her to back down, but he didn't back down from his support of clinton. swre we have to defeat trump. >> reporter: as for the v.p. pick, choose ing tim kaine comes down to giving hillary clinton a boost when it comes to winning white male and independent voters and is t swing state of virginia. this decision came down to chemistry. you saw them on the stage toget

dean, thanks for the call.r for anyone that has artifacts, what advice do you give them? >> well, of course we are interested in any artifacts that people may have. but we also have a storage sensitivity because we have more than we can display. we have -- the smithsonian has 136 million artifacts. and less than 10% of those are on display. that's a factor a. coin not a major consideration in terms of space but it may be something that we already have. and we don't take duplicates. but in your case we have a tuskegee airmen display here. on the 24th of september, the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture will open. we sent an artifact over that we had been holding for them. those are two locations that you might want to consider in terms of getting maximum expezzure for your coin. >> no room for a space shuttle here, which is one of the reasons why you have the national air and space museum at the dulles airport. how did that come about? >> only 10% of our collection fits in this b

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sec., please call the roll. >>[roll call vote] >> there are 10 ayes. >>this item passes unanimously on the first reading. >>[gavel] >>item 28. >>item 28 is an application and acceptance and expenditure grant for thedelegation of san francisco municipal transportation agency as co-applicant for grant - assumption of liability - affordable housing and sustainable communities program - 480 eddy street project]sponsor: mayorresolution authorizing the san francisco municipal transportation agency (sfmta), on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to execute a grant application, grant agreement, and related documents under the state of california's affordable housing and sustainable communities program (ahsc program) as a joint applicant with the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation for the project at 480 eddy street; authorizing the city to assume any joint and several liability for completion of the project required by the terms of any grant awarded under the ahsc program; and adopting findings under the california environmental quality

act ii your phone calls. calling fromul washington on the others line. caller: you know, i think the fbi director is an honest and honorable person. i don't think he really had any other choice. because i don't think he would be able to get a job in washington, d.c.. with theis the problem system that we have right now. i think the pressure put on him was phenomenal. and we have to take his hat off for his statement. i think he is an honorable person. i don't think people should be upset with him. i'm not clear where you are standing here on the fbi director. well, i don't think he had any choice but to not bring charges against secretary clinton. and i'm not a democrat or a republican. but ifpport candidate anybody thought that the fbi was going to indict hillary clinton or recommend charges, they are in a fantasyland. this would have been done six months ago. governments don't work like this. your point.k we get on to maria in texas, a democrat caller. caller: yes, i just want to tell everyone that i am for hillary. i think that -- assassinate her life

clerk, could you please call the roll? >> all right, item run, roll call? avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> absent. >> campos >> absent. >> cohen? >> present. >> ferrill? >> absent. >> kim. >> kim absent. >> mar? >> here. >> mar present. commissioner pes kin >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> weiner. >> present. >> commissioner yee? >> present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you very much, and item two. >> item two, chair's report. this is an information item. >> great, thank you. and colleagues, first on behalf of the transportation authority, i want to start our meeting by conveying our deepist condolences to the family and friends of heather miller cate to v our community members who were hit in two separate crashes last week, investigations are ongoing, but we know that both women are riding legally on streets, identified as the injury has high injury corridors, if you drive on golden state park, and on 30th avenue and the other intersection of 7th and howard both crashes involve, the drivers which are speeding and continues to be the number one cause of s

clerk, could you please call the roll? >> all right, item run, roll call? avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> absent. >> campos >> absent. >> cohen? >> present. >> ferrill? >> absent. >> kim. >> kim absent. >> mar? >> here. >> mar present. commissioner pes kin >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> weiner. >> present. >> commissioner yee? >> present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you very much, and item two. >> item two, chair's report. this is an information item. >> great, thank you. and colleagues, first on behalf of the transportation authority, i want to start our meeting by conveying our deepist condolences to the family and friends of heather miller and cate to v our community members who were hit in two separate crashes last week, investigations are ongoing, but we know that both women are riding legally on streets, identified as the injury has high injury corridors, if you drive on golden state park, and on 30th avenue and the other intersection of 7th and howard both crashes involve, the drivers which are speeding and continues to be the number one cause

call republicans 202-748-8001. ndependents can call 202-748-8 202-748-8002. on you can also reach us social media at c-spanwj on and also on facebook. and good morning, a little bit those attacks in nice usa today headlines said, ointed out, as i the president addressed the nation friday night where he horror has struck france again, an apparent reference to january 2015 and november, that together left in paris.eople dead we have dozens of people ho have are died in an attack in nice on bastille day, which s equivalent to the fourth of july in the united states. it says here that president apprised of the today.on, says usa ned price spokesman says the president spoke harbaugh words regarding the situation. behalf of the american in the i condemn strongest terms what appears to be a horrific attack in nice, france, which killed and wounded dozens of innocent civilians. the president said in a tatement released thursday night, i have been directed my eam to be in touch with french officials and we have offered any assistance they need. at least two americans

because this roll call vote is getting under way. they will go through each of the states, and each will get a chance to have their say. now, unity is something that those running this convention is -- they are really working hard toward right now. i got a chance to talk to both someone who is working for the clinton folks and trying to get a handle on that. and also a bernie sanders supporter. take a listen to how they are feeling today. >> ever since he's endorsed her, he's been having a consistent message for us. so nothing he said last night came as a surprise. he's been asking us to support what's best for our country. it was certainly a proud moment. >> we all have the same interests. making sure we address the issue of affordable housing, making sure we have universal health care. as you go along, we all want of us to be unified hillary clinton for president. >> reporter: a city councilman from philadelphia is also acting as a whip here on the convention floor. sort of trying to keep a handle on all of the delegates, and get e

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i don't know what they call them. these sort of sword, little miniature sword knives. >> jimmy: at the meet, does she fight the other children with knives, or is it a purely a wave them around kind of thing? >> no, i don't think they actually fight with the knives. they do have, you know, do actual fight. dana could sign your daughter up. do you think that's something your daughter might one day be interested in doing, fighting mixed martial arts? >> i sure hope not. >> jimmy: what could be worse than watching that. >> first time you see a 12-year-old put a mouthpiece in, you get a little like, whoa, sure you don't want to play soccer? yeah, but she's very good in it, and very disciplined in it, and she takes it quite seriously. >> jimmy: if she continues studying, at what age will s father up. >> i think we crossed that already. [ laughter ] however, she five years away from college, so i'm perfectly fine with it. >> jimmy: combination of pride and humiliation with something like that. it's very good to see you. the

fire department responds to 23 calls every hour every day.ationwide survey ranks new york city as the busiest fire department in the country with more than 1.7 million calls a year. chicago comes in at number 2. l.a. at number 3. philadelphia at number 4. and d.c. comes in at number 8 in the country with nearly 200,000 calls a year. this is the 30, not only the busiest fire engine in the district, it's the fourth busiest engine in the country. >> some days we may get an hour or two and can take a break. >> reporter: greg thompson is a third generation firefighter. he spent the last nine years on engine 30 and take as lot of pride in how busy they are. >> no matter if you call in and stubbed your toe, we'll be there asap. >> this chief takes pride in how busy his crews are but is working on a plan to reduce some of those 911 calls. >> we are working with the health department to find other ways to transport people, such as using a contract taxi cab or uber, whatever you do. >> reporter: the district has been using a private ambulance service b

for taking my call. that last guy and people like him, what you're reading there, military is not the answer. i don't care where you look on this planet, the only thing people are asking for is justice. that's all they're asking for. if there was justice in this country, we would not have the quiet we got here now. if there was justice in the middle east, when george bush went over there and attack iraqi and did what he did to the people over there, if there was justice dealing with that, ben schreckinger might not be here. >> caller: let me ask you this, especially for soft targets and attacks like this whether they are directed by ben schreckinger, directly or inspired by the propaganda they hear online, are you worried about more soft target attacks here in the united states? >> caller: when we took a look at who america is killing, they are killing soft targets. when when george bush attacked that country he was killing soft targets. when they attacked libya who did they kill? soft targets. play the

lots of people are calling it pokÉmon no.of teenagers was arrested for using a pokÉmon stop. they anticipate will where players will be and then drop them at point. it led to someone who had to jump over a fence but then she felt unsafe. >> we live in such a safe city. it could be me or thousand other people. there's probably hundreds of thousands of people around me now that are using this app. how are you going to tell it's me or someone else. >> it brings people together. there is always someone playing. you can tell who's playing and it bonds us like a community. >> at first i thought why the grace? are all these people in same? then i thought about the product in the audience. it uses the nostalgia of nintendo that many of us millennial's are holding onto and the appeal of collecting something and the social media. we have game boy back and we can win things and we can brag about it to the whole world in an instant. bravo nintendo. bravo. they called but he found other kids who jump the fence and hopped in. >> it looks l

thi call the question. >> the question has been called. for, say aye. opposed, say no. aye.se signify by saying the opinion of the chair that the ayes have it. is a relevantt due to the last amendment, thank you. : that meanto amendment is withdrawn. -- next is from the delegate from texas. to, the end of the word, i have inserted "continued." barrasso: this is page 9, continued discussion. seeing nine, all those in favor, please signify by saying aye. oppose nay. the next amendment is from the delegate from warm. >> thank you, mr. chairman. margaret metcalf with guam. i would like to add something to the u.s. leadership in the asian-pacific community, and we are going down to line 17. chair barrasso: page nine? metcalf: page 9, 917. , line 17. i would like to expand its military might the government asserts a preposterous claim that the entire south china sea and continues to dredge for and create landing fields and contested waters where none have existed before, ever nearer to u.s. territories and our allies while continuing to build a navy far out of proportion to d

the county did activate its 311 call center to help answer those emergency calls, and that has since been deactivated because the problem has been fixed. >>> in dallas tonight, thousands came out for a prayer vigil to honor the five officers killed by a sniper on friday. tomorrow president obama will travel to dallas. he'll be joined by former president george w. bush at an interface prayer vigil. also tomorrow there will be a public visitation for sergeant michael smith. the funerals form held later this week. >>> rallies against the recent killings of black men by police are not slowing down. tonight hundreds gathered for a black lives matter protest in chicago. police were out in force. but demonstrations were peaceful. protesters also lined the streets of atlanta tonight, and in louisiana, some are criticizing police for arresting too many peaceful demonstrators during rallies there. >>> here in our area, police and city and county leaders say there is a renewed focus on strengthening the ties between officers and the communities they serve. news4's shamari stone is at the white

you could have called this one the role call heard around the world. >> it was a vote on the floor thatr the republican national convention that may have forever changed the face and perhaps the makeup of the party itself. cementing donald trump as the republican presidential nominee. >> while the delegates had their votes counted, they made sure to tout their state's bragging rights. take a look. >> the great state of alabama. the home of national champion football teams, alabama, and auburn. the home of the saturn five rocket that took us to the moon. >> arkansas, land of opportunity and birthplace of johnny cash and al green. we got the best duck hunting on earth. >> connecticut. >> mr. chairman, i woman from the land where we manufacture p ez, nuclear submarines and wwe, where men are men and women are champions. >> i'm from idaho where we have famous potatoes. >> from the bluegrass state, the commonwealth of kentucky, the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world. >> the territory of american samoa in the southern most reaches of u.s. soil. the greatest exporter

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so now we've got to sort out the 911 call, who actually made the 911 call, which i think is key here.don't know -- and i'm glad to hear that the law enforcement is keeping all their options open. but i think that's what we have to do at this point is to try to jump to conclusions, but it's just here we are again a former military individual that has taken up firearms against law enforcement similar to what we saw in dallas. >> that is the horrifying and frightening thing, bob, is that this is very similar to what we saw in dallas. of course, we don't yet know a motive at this time. but, of course, it does fit that mold at least on the headline of what happened. how important do you think his military background is? >> i think it's important because he'll have the access or the ability to use weapons and semiautomatic assault rifles, he'll have that background to do that. and i think that law enforcement looks at this and says, you know what? we'll always be there to serve and protect, but their survival is going to go up. our level to survive is going to be paramount, especially if it

him a crook, calling him corrupt, basically calling him a liar saying he was unfit to be president,d, donald trump striking back, tweeting all night his response to each of the speeches, even saying he knew more about cory booker than cory booker knew about himself. today he is in swing states, he's in florida right now. he'll be in miami for a fund-raiser, he's been going after these fund-raisers heavily in the lead up to his convention and after his convention trying to raise money in order to complete with hillary clinton when it comes to dollars. >> certainly competing for airtime and keeping the conversation going about the republicans as well. katy tur following the trump campaign. thanks so much. joining me now, sean spicer, communications director for the republican national committee. you've been tweeting about the lack of unity you're seeing among democrats but the democrats would say that's yesterday's news. you heard governor mcauliffe saying no more of that tonight, no more discourt and there was far more, they would say, at your convention last week. >> well, i heard t

one question tonight is who made the 911 call? it was someone who innocently reported seeing a man with a gun or was it someone hoping to lure them there for an ambush. as for the man authorities say fired the shots is 29-year-old gavin eugene long of kansas city, missouri. officials say he just turned 29 today. this was his birthday. police are in the process of searching his house in missouri tonight. some say u they are also looking at whether he was associated in the past with an anti-government movement. its followers genuinely believe that local police have no authority. but why baton rouge is the big question tonight. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> it's under this shadow of violence at home and abroad that the repulican national convention kicks off in cleveland tomorrow. it's layered and robust. but the head of the police union says it may not be enough and called on the governor to take extraordinary steps to keep people from legally carrying weapons on the streets during the convention. stephanie gosk has that. >> repo

can we call the roll?> apologies, what are we voting on. >> supervisor campos circulated amendments. if you don't have them, this is what i have been discussing. i apologize. >> discussing a lot of items, okay. no. >> madame clerk please call the roll. >> farl. >> no. >> kim? aye mar aye tang no weiner no supervisor supervisor yee aye. avalos aye. breed no. supervisor campos aye supervisor cohen no. 6 ayes, and 5 noes, with supervisors, farl tang weiner and breed in the dissent. >> it passed. before we get to the motion to continue and table, i want to visit avenu supervisor aval supervisor avalos's amendment, and what is being changed. >> deputy city attorney. the on page 23 of that document there is a section 4.136. >> can you specify the line number please. >> sure at the very top it says section 4.136, department of police accountability. online 4 of that page we have a section b that talks about the appointment of the director of the new department. supervisor kim's amendment -- let me know if i'm cap

so when i hear the authorities call for fees, call for calm this and call for order, i say, yes, butt is n not the absence of tension. it has to be the presence of that justice and accountability and that fairness. when i hear the authorities, even president obama say, the attack on the police is an attack on all of us. blackt an attack on people, especially black youth is also an attack on all of us. if in fact the attack on the police is an assault on all of us, then when the police unfairly maim and murder civilians, the police is killing on behalf of all of us. i don't want police killing on behalf of me. i want the police be treated with respect and fairness and i was black youth and brownies, black men and black men to be treated fairly. [indiscernible] i'm here with a reverend at the great historic institution a baptist church and we will have , gathering with sister nina who is here, who is just magnificent in terms of her presence. amy: nina turner? >> the great nina turner. inin the aids health care .oundation last night 49 years ago yesterday, the death of john cole train.

what do they have planned for the role call?, the big question is who will place the name in nomination and sanders name was suggested and we heard that he was not going to be doing that. the ceo of the convention told me that and he is not going to be doing that a few minutes ago live on msnbc. it's the word and i just spoke with the chair of the delegation and donnie deans and the vice chair of the delegation, and they're behind me and not doing any television interviews and they tell me that they don't know what's going to happen. some were saying that it might pass and nominate secretary clinton by the consent and there's another option and from up here in the vermont delegation, there's a lot and the delegates themselves are not saying a word about it. we're going to have a great seat for this. i can see you from my advantage point right up here. >> okay. jay sob with the vermont delegation. i am sure that we're going to be going back to you. thanks for that. the other big story line and then the roll call of the states and

sec., please call the roll. >>[roll call vote] >> there are 10 ayes. >>this item passes unanimously on the first reading. >>[gavel] >>item 28. >>item 28 is an application and acceptance and expenditure grant for thedelegation of san francisco municipal transportation agency as co-applicant for grant - assumption of liability - affordable housing and sustainable communities program - 480 eddy street project]sponsor: mayorresolution authorizing the san francisco municipal transportation agency (sfmta), on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to execute a grant application, grant agreement, and related documents under the state of california's affordable housing and sustainable communities program (ahsc program) as a joint applicant with the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation for the project at 480 eddy street; authorizing the city to assume any joint and several liability for completion of the project required by the terms of any grant awarded under the ahsc program; and adopting findings under the california environmental quality

roll call! roll call! >> madam secretary, mr.cal gop organization was instrumental in the creation of the republican national committee back in 1856, the district of columbia delineated by george washington and graced by abraham lincoln, the district of columbia, home of the great republican frederick douglass and capital of the greatest country in the world and in accordance with the will of its citizens, our delegation is duly bound to cast 10 votes for senator rubio and nine votes for governor john kasich. [ boos ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, district of columbia, 19 vote, trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> florida. 99 delegates -- >> we're going to continue to watch this dramatic roll call unfold. let's take a quick break. we'll show you during the break the roll call as it unfolds. stay with us. much more from inside the convention hall here in cleveland. [engine sounds] the bud light party believes in change. that's why bud light has a new look... and we want to share i

listen to part of the dispatch call. >> shots fired. >> it is chilling to hear that call.hen the gunman died minutes later in a shootout with police. the situation in baton rouge was already very tense after the police shooting of alton sterling on july 5th. and just last week louisiana state police announced they receive the threads against officers. >> president obama called the shoot k a cowardly and reprehensible assault and condemned all attacks on law enforcement. there are the three that died. >>> we switch now to u.s. politics and the race for the white house. the republican national convention set to start in about nine hours from now. it will take over the quicken loans arena. that's where the cavaliers play. >> where donald trump is set to defy pundits and others who thought he could never win. his wife addresses the convention monday and his running mate will speak wednesday. >> both presumptive nominees were responding to what happened in baton rouge. the shooting there their statements came adds trump made the tv rounds with his running mate. we get more from