carroll was there was a disagreement between two of his peers.ack, went to the bathroom area, put on his shoes, which is an indication of threatening and intimidating behavior. and as a result of that, he was put out of the program. >> the penitentiary mentality is still running. overly aggressive. again, he wants to put his shoes on and fight people, and it wasn't even his problem. it was somebody else's problem, but they was in the penitentiary together. you know how it goes. he's a good person and everything as a friend and whatnot, but when it comes to the program, he was just telling everybody what they want to hear and stuff like that. i ain't dogging him. i'm not saying something i wouldn't say to him. it's an accountability program. it ain't about rats and snitches, it's about helping each other out. >> and now it's time for destiny van winkle to move on to the next phase of her life. >> i'm getting released. i've been here a year. so it's time for me to go home. i'm very nervous. because -- it's been a year. i want to go outside. i need

for carroll, multiple sclerosis has made it nearly impossible. i just could not do it.and it would take me hours, just to get a little bit of weeding done. >> reporter: a few hours is all these guys need to make a difference. around 30 volunteers from the buxmont chapter of the national association of the remodeling industry heard about carroll's story and they spent their saturday pitching into help her completely free of charge. >> we will do some paint nothing here, some general cleanup, and a lot of landscaping and yard work. >> reporter: that used to be the prized work of carroll's husband anthony a war veteran who passed away in 2013. he was 17 when he first served in vietnam. he served two more tours after that and volunteers say they are here to give back to someone who gave so much to this country. >> from life is good and friend are kind. only way we give away that even richest our life from day to day. >> kindness in this case is, you know, sometimes an good one. >> reporter: message of that poem could not ring more loudly then today. >> so thankful. so thank

. >> i was able to get some signatures from johnson, carroll, andrews and sturgis. >> reporter: it's a free fan experience where the fun is from the plaza to inside the stadium. what are you hoping to see today? >> what do you want to see? >> i want -- i like the eagles to win! >> reporter: that's 4-year-old cole bowman with his dad terrance from delaware. >> i like the green eagles. >> reporter: even the littlest fans can be eagles for a day. give it a few years and who knows? >> there you go. >> reporter: the next generation hitting the field. >> i'm raising my kids to be eagles fans like their dad and grandfather. >> reporter: some driving in from other states for a family tradition. what's the biggest thrill? >> seeing the players on the field, getting you excited for regular season and preseason and pumped for the football season. >> reporter: it really won't be long before the fans are back here at the linc. won't be on the field but they have all the pictures and memories from today. live in south philadelphia, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, lauren. the eagles fir

carroll: you see yields kind of just staying. joe: so many people are still bullish.are pointing out the spread there between the 10 and longer-term yields as well. joe: all the spreads are going away. soybeanst's talk about because we saw farmers planting the third biggest crop and corn they sowed fewer acres of soybeans than forecasted. oil seed grain ratio, highest since august 2009. interesting to see that. not necessarily on our radar but what is cool, hillary clark of bloomberg does our amazing charts. and take ae data look at the commodity sector only for the year. the number one performing commodity this year in 2016 -- joe: so a. have got to love that the way to corn ratio. that will do it for bloomberg markets. the market close coming your way in just a moment. take a look at the major averages less than four minutes from that closing bell. the nasdaq up about .5%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we are moments away from the closing bell. i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" alix steel is off. ♪ u.s. stocks closing higher. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" w

bring any children as we just heard carroll say, coffee would be lovely dog.the spca on line or their phone number. we will be right developing news, bloodshed this baghdad, two car bombs and now a devastating death toll. a tragedy off the new jersey shore this holiday weekend a father and his young son are killed in a jet ski crash. >>> and finishing touches are put on the welcome america stage, we have your guide to what is happening today as the city continues to to celebrate, our nation's independent this july 4th weekend. >>> and today is sunday july 3rd good morning happy holidays to you i'm rahel solomon. lets get started with justi

turning to business news -- stephen carroll joins me for that. we are going to start in italy, where concerns over the stability of its banks are rising. stephen: plunging to an all-time low in trading earlier, after the european central bank told him to reduce the amount of bag loans -- a bad loans. at the end of 2015, there were almost 47 billion euros of gross nonperforming loans. the ecb wants the figure cut to 8 billion by the end of next year. this will come as italy's prime minister is eject -- injecting billions of euros into the country's troubled banks against eu rules. germany strongly opposed any such moves. italian banks were hard hit by the turmoil following the brexit vote because of the level of their bad debt. cyril: how is that affecting the markets? stephen: as you might imagine, it is depressing the italian market today. the ftse in milan is down about 1%. across theing european markets, we had started the day in the green, but things have turned into the red as the day has gone on. in london, gold miners are doing well as inv

nolan carroll, i mentioned he was injured.he's fully back from his injury, recovered, that's good news. he'll be competing for that spot as well. rookie jalen mills, okay, that guy with the green hair, he'll be competing as well. as you mentioned, vai, first full squad workout tomorrow. a lot of exciting news coming from the novacare complex. pads friday and saturday. that's when we really start to see everything and all the guys in action. back to you guys. >> a lot of people don't know your studios are in the wells fargo center. two for the price of one. i will jone you about 7:30. look forward to that. >> sound goods. see you then. >> thank you. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington checking in with your first alert traffic. right now we are watching the blue route around gemmentown pike off ramp. this tractor-trailer that we were watching for most of the morning has just moved out of the way. it just was right here a second ago. just pulled out of the way. we're back in business with no problems, delays or possible

jason carroll is out in this colorado. trump has been in attack mode this week with all of the criticism leveled against him. do you expect him to keep up that pressure today once he speaks at his rally? >> reporter: without question, wolf. to step up the pressure, any indication of what we heard yesterday in davenport, iowa, we're expected to hear more here today in colorado springs when the town hall gets under way. after you've listened to everything at the dnc convention, hillary clinton, the president, democrats in general, they are feeling out of touch, out of touch with what real americans feel and what they think about the country in terms of feeling they feel as though most americans feel they are not safe. they don't feel safe going to the theater, they don't feel safe getting on an airplane and feel as though the president painted a rosy picture, one that doesn't exist. yesterday hillary clinton made it clear that donald trump is someone, a man who is easily bathed into tweeting. that didn't stop him from tweeti

more on that from our jason carroll. >> just remember this, trump is going to be more more mr.guy. >> reporter: donald trump on offense taking aim at hillary clinton on the heels of this week's democratic national convention. >> i've been saying let's just beat her in the november race, but you know what? no. no. you know what? i'm starting to agree with you, i'll tell you. >> after watching that performance last night, such lies. i don't have to be so nice anymore. i'm taking the gloves off, right? >> reporter: trump is also ignoring the advice of a friend who he says told him to stay focused on clinton. >> i was going to hit one guy in particular, a very little guy, i was going to hit this guy so hard his head would spin, he wouldn't know what the hell happened. >> reporter: today trump going after former new york city mayor michael bloomberg who delivered a scathing attack against trump at the convention. >> trump says he wants to run the nation like he's running his business? god help us. i'm a new yorker, and i know a con when i see one. >> reporter: trump sweeting this re

>> jason carroll, thanks very much.et's bring bette host marc lamont hill had, maria cardona, "new york times" presidential campaign correspondent maggie haverman and radio host margaret hoover. scotty hughes and trump surrogate john j. la val. >> maggie, congratulations on the interview with donald trump on foreign policy. yet another fascinating interview. the general election has begun now. 101 days. the battle has been joined. how confident are each of these campaigns at this point? >> it depends on what is being said publicly and privately. the clinton campaign feels increasingly confident coming out of this convention they have a strong message to drive against donald trump. you heard jeff talk about why they see the importance of extinguishing any trump support in the rust belt. the trump campaign says it feels very confident they believe they have a lot of the room to grow. when you talk to advisors privately, there is lingering frustration both with the fact the campaign has not expanded as quickly as had he ho

errol louis, jason carroll, thank you. michelle, we'll tap in with you later on today. >>> ramadan is coming to a close. does that mean an end to the attacks that have gone global? images like this all over the world, cafes, shopping areas, the holiest sites attacked. i'm going to take you live to the middle east and get an assessment, next. >>> three suicide attacks in 24 hours. that's how the people in saudi arabia are going to remember the end of ramadan. two of the latest attacks taking place just within minutes of each other. the most shocking one happening in the holy city of medina. at least four people were killed there and these incidents appeared to be coordinated, targeting both saudi security forces as well as westerners. isis is the prime suspect after urging its followers to wage terror during the holy month. take a look at the attacks on your map right there. they have circled the globe and they have killed hundreds all the way from orlando in the united states through europe and out into asia, east asia, in

i'm joined by stephen carroll. we start with bad is from apple. which might be good news. >> sales of apple's flagship product the iphone down 15% in the three months -- the second quarter we've seen sales of the iphone fall. profits fell by more than a quarter. but shares in apple actually rose after the results. the company said it had passed a low point for the iphone. [applause] >> apple's flagship device is not raising passions as it once did. 40.4 million iphones were sold dutch 15% fewer than one year ago and half of the sales recorded after the immensely successful launch of the iphone 6. sales in china took the hardest hit. with the iphone accounting for the majority of apple's income, overall profit for this quarter is down 27%. for the company's chief financial officer, the figures are not all doom and gloom. >> customer demand for our products with stronger than expected -- >> iphone sales fell less this quarter, after a low point in the cycle. revenues from the ipad also group for the first time in many quarters, thanks to the ipad pr

stephen carroll has joined us on set. the markets back in turmoil today come the latest fallout from the brexit vote. sterling has once again weekend. -- weakened. .> the lowest level in 31 years the pound hitting a low of under $1.28. the last time sterling was at that level against the u.s. currency was in june of 1985 fo. it has been fairly stable since then, but turning again into negative territory in the past couple of hours. it has moved off that low point against the dollar, still down around .5% today. ae latest slump provoked by growing crisis in the commercial the fallingtor -- sterling affecting stock markets there as well. in london, the firms controlling those properties all trading down, banks back in the red today over the fears of bad debt and italian lenders. we've been warned of more turmoil to come. sterling dropping even further, $1.20. clarity,we see more which we are not likely to see until the prime minister is elected in september, it is fairly likely the british pound continues to suffer. andt mo

i was watching this moment with a girl friend and said i don't know carrolle king songs.ok her up and see songs you are hike wait, what, what you realize you know more and more. >> how about this one sue, i feel the earth move under my feet. >> the earthquake song. >> yes. >> anyway, it is just, she's unbelievable song writer/singer. we have heavy rain that is moving in out of northeastern maryland to chester county and new castle county delaware. there is a very heavy downpour south of the el kton maryland and cecil county, middletown seeing heavy rain. that is why we have a flash flood watch in effect because of these heavy downpours. it is heavy rain moving in wilmington delaware as well and across the bay to you in salem county, new jersey. we will move up further north, we're in montgomery county around upper salford, bucks county around richland heavy rain falling as well and then we will move over to the garden state parkway in ocean county, around neptune, and eat on town we are getting very heavy rain this morning. flash flood watch continues throughout the rest

carol. >> all right, jason carroll, reporting live for us. thanks so much. >>> just how pivotal were the children during the twists and turns. i'm joined by editor in chief of the daily beast, john avalon and texas attorney general, mr. paxton. ivanka trump, she electrified the crowd. she was poised, spoke very well. some people said she kind of talked like a democratic, because she talked about equal pay and affordable child care. but that was music to the ears to the working women who were in the audience last night. >> sure, i mean, look, first all, she came out as an independent, a position for mill l mill len yols, expanding parental leave, support for married mothers. it is great to hear that, but the gap between the reality, and something that needs to be bridged. if donald trump wants to adopt that policy, he has to be sure republicans back it as well. >> why didn't donald trump talk about child care and his plans to make it more affordable for women. why did he leave that to ivanka. >> he only had his period of time. he had a lot of

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jason carroll joins us with more. >> good morning. without question it was one of the highlights of the night. what she did was told personal stories about her father and what it was like growing up. she described her father as gender neutral and color blind. all of this in an effort to reach out to women and communities of color. >> like many of my fellow millennials, i do not consider myself republican or democrat. more than party affiliation, i vote based on what i believe is right for my family and country. >> reporter: trump's daughter ivanka, trying to broaden her father's appeal. >> my father values talents. he recognizes real knowledge and skill when he finds it. he is color blind and gender neutral. he hires the best person for the job period. >> reporter: ivanka making the case to female voters. >> at my father's company, there are more female than male executives. women are paid equally for the work that we do and when a woman becomes a mother, she is supported, not shut out. he will fight for equal pay for equal work. i wi

and it is time now for business news and i am joined by stephen carroll. nintendoarting with who has been struck by pokemon fever. --the japanese came in gaming company saw its shares soar with new mobile game, and it quickly shot to the top of the download charts. the gameme sees players use ther phones to catch pokemon in real-life locations. an important milestone for the japanese firm, which has traditionally been reluctant to transfer its popular games onto mobile. they have invested more money into nintendo and the jump added some $7 billion to the company's value in just two days. nintendo shares finishing the day up 25% at the end of the day, the biggest one-day gain since 1983. that rise helpsps shares. european shares following that trend in trading. banks and mining firms leading the gains in europe. homebuilders also seeing recovery followed by post brexit jitters. on that story, aberdeen assets frozen for two more days. one bank doing particularly well .s the italian lender its shares have been hammered over fears about the lenders level of de

. ♪ ♪ >>> cecily tynan and the wells fargo center going wild over carroll martin luther king carol kingfinished up. the dnc is going out with a lot of fanfare. and on top of the newscast i talk about the cell on ton of cape may county. the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 8:15 because this cell packs a punch with winds up to 60 and the potential for hail and moving to the east at 25 miles per hour. all the communities in the path of this dangerous storm. whitesboro and cape may and north wildwood 6:35 and tonight harbor by 6:40, if you have friends on the beaches she should be getting inside immediately. it's not a good beach day at all. the rain riding up the garden state parkway and oceansville and atlantic city also rain but not a lot of lightning strikes here and this system is putting an end to the heat wave and causing violent weather, west bradford, chester county, 1:00 this afternoon you had a violent cell move through there. and medina a lightning strike hit a house and dover air force base reported a 63 miles per hour wind gust and gloucester

the deadly incident last year at the l'enfant plaza metro station which resulted in the death of carrolllover and sent dozensnd of people to the hospital. after he was fired, hail fired r grievance an legal mediator decided he should be suspended white-out pay rather than fire and reinstated to his job. metro is not giving hale his job back. union states the agency is blatantly ignoring the legally binding arbitration. in a statement local union spokesperson said in part, quote metro attempted and failed to make mr. hale the scapegoat of the l'enfant plaza incident whed they fired him. him. metro managers and arbitrator acknowledged that mr. hale was w not responsible for the de and injuries that occurred and that is a fact. metro's general manager, paul wiedefeld had a short but direct statement saying quote, we strongly disagree with arbitration award given the employee's egregious act. we intend to file a motion in in district court to vacate the arbitration award end quote.e. this not the only time engineer or train operator has been fired over a safety violation. and we wanted to kn

quarterback nolan carroll left early today with a sore ankle.receiver rubin randall also left early with cramps. still the players said it was good to play something resembling actual football. >> it was good to put the pads on and play on the real football. it's been a while since we did that. we've just got to get acclimated to the heat. >> this was day one. how long before it really gets ramped up and you guys get under each other's skin? >> maybe tomorrow. it could be one of those days, you never know who's having that hot, sweaty, bad day. you never know. that's what i was just telling him, that's the grind. that's the beauty of training camp. >>> brian dawkins was at practice today, he's joined the club's scouting department, hoping to learn all he can about how football operates. did you talk and in t did you ta dawkins and the eagles did not part on the best of terms. >> there's nothing we can do to change any of those things. this place means too much to me. it's not about who runs it. it's about the eagle dream. people can come and go

carroll king.o talk about why she's supporting hillary clinton, from the very beginning. the news is back in the morning, we will see new about less than ten minutes, now about six minutes and counting , five minutes and counting. >> thanks, gayle. >> stay cool today. >> bye. >> three to go is next. stay with us. >>> before you hit the road it is three to go today's theme is working together at dnc. president obama and vice-president joe biden are expected to praise hillary clinton when help take the stage. >> last night she talked about putting the biggest crack in the glass ceiling after becoming first women to lead a major american political party >> as the convention goes in the third day look for more protests, most of them at fdr park and that is three to go. >> lets get a last check of weather. >> weather, of course, still hot outside, we could see a shower in some spots places like southern new jersey and cape may courthouse a at 75. still some clouds but pretty sunrise and right now we are

jason carroll is covering team trump and he joins us now. trump has been criticized for his rhetoric and tone and how he's referenced hillary clinton. today he said though, he's taking the gloves off. >> reporter: yeah. i think there's a question among some of his critics if the gloves were actually ever on, given all the name calling we have heard even through the primary. just about everyone who has taken on donald trump, trump has come up with a name for that person, whether it be marco rubio, ted cruz, hillary clinton and you know, trump told the crowd here that he was going to go after hillary clinton, he told the crowd that he's been mr. nice guy in the past but not anymore. >> you know what? i have been saying -- i have been saying let's just beat her on november 8th but you know what? well, no. you know what? i'm starting to agree with you, i'll tell you. every time i mention her, everyone screams lock her up, lock her up, they keep screaming. you know what i do? i have been nice but after watching that performance last night, such l

the delegate carroll carell jr. thinks that trump is unif it to serve. they are bound for the result of the primary that trump won. convention in cleveland july 18. still ahead, who should pay for shuttle wases to ease the burden of safetrack? some local officials say it shouldn't be them. who they are calling on for help. maureen: the heat is still on. doug has when we can get relief. robert: and we have maureen: covers metro tonight. commuters in parts of maryland are about to get a red line wakeum call with the next phase of safe -- wake-up call with the next phase of safetrack. >> heads up, montgomery county. sections of the red line wil be going offline in august due to safetrack. >> that is awful for us. because that is our main transportation. >> if you live or work in spots like rockville, be prepared to hear two words you never want to hear dealing with metro. shuttle buses. >> honestly, i really have no idea how i will get to work downtown. >> maryland state senator wants the state to step up and help pay for shuttle buses and not dump the cost

stephen carroll is here. we started with volkswagen who seems to be staging a comeback. >> it might sound hard to believe but the german carmakers are on track to regain position as the world's number one carmaker. volkswagen beat toyota in the first six months of the year, selling 5.1 million cars worldwide, 100,000 more than its rival despite the continuing legal battles over the emissions cheating scandal which cost them 18 billion euros. the company reporting six months of this year. claire: results from facebook which has continued to grow. now 1.7 billion reg other of the world's biggest social network. is almost as many people as were alive 100 years ago. soared.and revenues catherine: doubling quarterly profits to $2 billion, it is a milestone that took google three and a half years. it has taken facebook six months. the search comes from another 222 million active users in the last year. twitter added 9 million users in the past year and is warning of a slowdown. facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerb

carroll will be here in about an hour for the full business update. we will take a look at today's french newspapers. we will start off with events right here in france. the economy minister, an interesting chat. he is making a potential bid for power. he has not come said i'm going to run for president, but he's been making maneuvers. >> a big speech last night in which he did not come out and actually announces presidential candidacy for 2017, but some of the papers say he may his love done so. one of the tabloids in france he is decidedly campaigning. they covered everything from the environment to security, laying out what it calls a real candidate's program. he arrived on station campaign style music. he spoke for an hour fluidly. never cries for him for president at the end. the paper says he cut a presidential figure. host: there was no actual announcement. what actually did happen? >> if you've read the huffington post, you might be forgiven for thinking there was. him takingading with aim at 2017. he has his sights set next year. it says in t

jason carroll outside the hotel where it just happened, jason. >> well, i have to tell you, you know, speaking to a delegate from ohio, one of the things this person told me and one of the things he liked so much about donald trump last night is that he stayed on message. he said he appealed to the base by sticking to his issues that the base really cares about. delgs spite what the critics said about his speech last night. today, just what we just heard, a very different story. as you said there, he covered a number of topics. not just about ted cruz going into the past, talking about all of what has been hashed out over the primaries. but he did talk about unity. let's start with that first. let's talk about the unity, as you know, there were issues about party unity this week. not just with ted cruz but even on the first day of the convention, you know, people sort of coming forward and trying to change the rules so there was dissension within the party. donald trump says no, there wasn't. he says yesterday this is a party that's very much united. he described the convention this w

jason carroll in colorado, thank you. hillary clinton fresh off accepting the democratic nomination is revving up the bus and going on tour. jeff zeleny is in philadelphia, where are the clinton bus blew town a few months ago. i believe they're in harrisburg before clinton jets off to omaha, nebraska, on monday. why is she going to omaha, nebraska? that's deep red. >> reporter: well, jake, we heard hillary clinton say last night she wants to be the president for democrats, for republicans, for independent, for those who vote for me and those who don't. but of course, she is focusing at least for the next three months on those who she wants to vote for her. omaha is interesting. it nebraska is one of two states in the country where they split their electoral votes, nebraska and maine. she's going there to go after that one electoral vote that president obama won in 2008. she's also trying to make her case to republicans. the new democratic ticket is taking its show on the road. >> as of tomorrow, we have 100 days to make o

work with the behaviorist and veterinarian and you can get this thing solved. >> thanks, carroll.ee you next week. >> hopefully we will have kobe a home. >> i'm sure we have. >> well, that is it the for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have at 8:00. find another cool place to be today justin is pack to tell us how hot it will get and when we could be chasing record breaking heat, we will be right back. he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. since 1961, pearle vision has proviwith expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your n

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serious joibing us is one of the authors, chairperson of the finance department of boston college's carroll school of management. what did you find? >> well, this, we have a lot of information and you know, say you want to go in and buy a shirt at the gap or go buy groceries at the whole foods, you're going to look at your phone. where is driving direction, store hours, so we can gaugen a our proxy for what corporate earnings are going to be. so, you have a proxy there and what you found is that the executives who were talking about give lg forward guidance on a conference call, that they would down play the bullish forecast, why? >> i think there could be several explanations. but the way we te research is w tried to get information that's not really available until today. and using the business y to what managers new, so we're looking at what's going on in the quarter and if we see that say consumer activity is high, then we think it's going to be good news. but what we find is when it i going well, intivity in the fact, what managers do is down play this information. so you're right. we

past 15 minutes, we have seen a couple .f areas start to pop up one in frederick county, western carroll county area. you see them here and there. lighter storms farther north in pennsylvania. a little push from the west and a couple little disturbances. we do have the possibility of picking up showers and thunderstorms starting to pop through the afternoon, developing to the west, moving east, some developing more locally, but eventually everything does move off to the east they are this evening. the chance of showers and storms diminish noticeably after 6:00 or so. we have another chance of show or storms with that front, but it is a good one really because drier air will arrive tomorrow afternoon, and then cooler air will arrive here on sunday. with that in mind, we will pass along this note from the storm addiction center, the folks who issue your thunderstorm watches, tornado watches. they put us under a slight risk of isolated severe storms. we will keep an i on that. another hot and humid day, highs of 95, but because of moisture in the air, the heat index -- we call it feels-like

carroll left early with a sore ankle and ruben randall left early with cramps. the players said it was good to play something resembling actual football. >> it was good to put the pads on and play around a real football. it's been a while since we did that. we have to get back into the heat and football shape. >> this was day one, how long before it really gets ramped up and you get under each other's skin? >> maybe tomorrow, you never know. you never know who's having that hot sweaty bad day, you never know. that i was just telling him, that's the grind and beauty of training camp. >> former eagles safety brian dawkins was at practice today he has joined the club's scouting department as the recipient of the scouting fellowship, a new program the nfl started to introduce former players to scouting. he is committed to working with the eagles through next year's draft and hoping to use this opportunity as a stepping stone. >> it's not just scouting, like i'm trying to grasp the whole gam bit of football operations of how a team is run. i'm learning about the scou

carroll county, route 27 in mount airy, they are not causing a slow down. >>> our coverage of the republicantory a lot of people are talking about, melania trump appears to have lifted some of the words from michelle obama's speech. >> that you treat peopleit dignity and respect. >> at a young age, my parents impressed on me the values that you work hard for what you want in life. that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> that is just one of the two passages last night that nearly matched. republicans cheered the same lines their democratic counterparts cheered before. >> we want our children to know is that the only limit to your achievements is your strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. >> the trump campaign had hoped that mrs. trump's speech would boost her husband's appeal. she is one of six family members slated to speak at the convention this week. >>> matt lauer spoke with her. >> did you practice it on the plane? that's all. because i wrote it with a little help as possible, so. >> donald trump congratulated his wife on twi

stifling heat and again dangerous especially for anyone with respiratory issues, young children, and carrollson urged me to say do not leave the pets out in the heat like this either. lets see, things have start todd clear out just a little bit, this evening, live look at our spring garden street camera looking toward broad street. it looks good right now. we have brightness in the skies. the not a fully sunny evening outside but better then it was a few hours ago. but as we go up to the poconos where heaviest rain is falling at the moment. this is broadheadsville looking very ominous, wind is blowing the trees there 74 degrees. humidity making it feel like 78. here's a snapshot of storm scan three we are seeing showers fizzle. we have light showers around the city but heaviest north of allentown right around the turnpike there up toward mount pocono where we have a few rumbles of thunder. biggest threat with these storms as it has been all take heavy rainfall leading to blinding conditions on the road and that is what we are seeing around the pocono region. we will clear it out tonight, you

marchers passed city hall and ended at carroll creek.protest was not permitted and police had to block streets to keep protesters and drivers safe. no one was hurt and there were no arrests made. >>> 65 people were arrested at a black lives matter protest in baltimore. ten of those arrested were minors. the group blocked traffic along interstate 83. the protest was organized in response to the police-involved shooting deaths of alton sterling and philando castile. >>> the last of the officers killed in last week's shooting in dallas has been laid to rest. patrick zamparirippa had served as an officer. he was one of five officers killed. >>> the windows are a contribute to confederate generals. a task force charged with relocating the windows say that they will not live in the cathedral in the same way they have in the past. the meeting is set for this afternoon at 4:00. >>> time right now is 6:17. some of our four-legged friends is trying their paws at police work. >> very cool. dogs abandoned by their owners are getting a second chance

carroll: shame on them. has kind of change because of these e-mails being made some public. >> absolutely. the e-mails were embarrassing as any internal office units would be. carol: the timing was impeccable. >> the timing was calculated. we know that julian assange on purpose said that he wanted to damage hillary clinton. he really timed the release of these e-mails right before the convention. carol: why did he want to do that? >> it is not clear. he seems to have a personal grudge against clinton specifically. she was secretary of state when wikileaks was putting out internal documents from the u.s. government and he is still hold up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. maybe that has something to do with it. carol: and these conventions when these political campaigns go on there is so much physical security at these events but what about cyber security? is this not high on the list? >> not only can imagine that it shouldn't be. we know the donald trump does not like to use e-mail and his campaign is ver

carroll: and how to spend happy hour this summer in the five biggest american cities. ♪ carol: welcome i am carol massar. david: i am david gura. carol: in this week's features section, how under armour is changing its supply chain. we spoke to reporter rachel monroe. rachel: they are building a new club in baltimore, which is the heart of their new headquarters, which is a huge, new neighborhood that kevin plank is essentially building from scratch. it is part of a 20 year plan to really re-shape the company. david: talk a bit about the growth the company has seen the last two decades. it has gone from kevin plank literally driving up and down the east coast to a really big enterprise. rachel: i think he said he put 100,000 miles on his car that year. under armour has taken over adidas, so they are the second biggest athletic wear company in the u.s. they are projected -- they had $4 billion in revenue last year. it is growing every year. breathing down nike's neck. carol: talk to us about kevin plank. no one at the company will say "nike," but he is looking to reinvent the supply cha

at the l'enfant plaza metro station which resulted in the death of carroll glover and sent dozens ofple to the hospital. bu t after he was fired hail fired a grievance a mediator decided he should be suspendedue white-out has been spa will bee paper. and needed to be reinstated toes his job. the lawsuit states that metro is not giving him his job back the agencies blatantly ignoring the legally binding arbitration. a in a statement a local union spokesperson said in part, par quote. metro attempted and failed to make mr. hail l'enfant plaza when they fired him. they have acknowledged that mr. hail was not responsible for the did this and injuries that occurred and that that is a tha fact. meanwhile, metro's generall manage paul wiedefeld had a short by direct statement sayine quote we strongly disagree bit d arbitration award given the employee egregious act we intend to file a motion in district court to vacate the arbitration award. this is not the first time that an engineeringer engineer oreeri train operator has been fired over ara safety violation, so we wanted to know if those

incident last year at the l'enfant plaza metro station which you know resulted in the t death of carroll glover.f c after he was filed he filed a a griefian a local mediator decided he should be suspended white-out pay rather than beingg fired. he should be reinstated to hisis job. metro is not giving hail his job back. the lawsuit states that thehat agencies blatantly ignoring the legally binding arbitration.on. in a statement a local union spokesperson said in part, quote, metro attempted and failed to make mr. hale scapegoat of the la plant plazaa incident when they fired him.im they have acknowledged that mr. hale was not responsible fos the deatpoh and the injuries tht occurred and that is a fact. meanwhile metro's general manage paul wiedefeld had a short but direct statement quote we strongly disagree with the a arbitration award given. the employees act we intend to file a motion in district court arbitration award. now, this is not only time an engineer or train operator has been fired over a safety violation. makes metro riders feel safe?l s >> not at all we know people are pro

jason carroll is here with me do you remember anyone who has been in the middle of a vp vet, submitted the documents, and then said i'm not interested? >> no but this has been an unusual campaign. we can tell you that trump says he is looking at ten potential vp candidates including two generals. for corker there could be a number of reasons that he is pulling out. that does not mean she still not interested in a position in the trump administration. >> the field of vice presidential candidates appears to be narrowing. joanie earnst says she has not received vetting documents from the trump campaign, and also bob corker withdrawing his name from consideration. >> i'm more policy focused person and it is just a different kind of thing to be a candidate if you will for vice president, and i just think people like me are better suited for other types of things. >> trump is stepping up his fundraising efforts saying his campaign recalled in $51 million from the last week in may through june. it's an improvement from the 3.1 million he raised in may, but still short of the $68 million broug

cnn's jason carroll is following that side of the political spectrum. >> good morning.en at the center of the debate is not just donald trump but the campaign's social media director, daniel ska vino. within the past hour he weighed in with a tweet. he said for the msm, the mainstream media, to suggest i am anti-semite is awful. i probably celebrate holidays with my wife's amazing jewish family for the past 16 years. he's the one who is responsible for putting out that tweet. scavino says he chose that off sheriff's department shapes. he also says anti-hillary -- he said he got this image and it was lifted from an anti hillary twitter user where countless images appear and not sourced from an anti-semitic website. now finally we have this man weighing in on this particular issue, adding another wrinkle saying, look, my wife is jewish, there's no way i am an anti-semite. there is his picture. i think what you'll hear from trump critics, look, we understand trump has jewish people in his family, but you have to look beyond your own family and beyond your campaign and look

carroll: focus on rio and the olympics.will be wearing high-tech gear by sponsors. >> there is a special kind of fellowship you develop. you mentioned the nba, these are people who play against each other, and now they are playing together. it was also mentioned, there is no purse at the end of the olympic games. it is not a tournament to help you pay the bills. at least immediately. it could lead to sponsorships down the line, which in turn lets you keep training in the long-term. david: you look at the triathletes. they have a customized bike. how much say does she have in what she rides or wears? how much is determined by the u.s. olympic committee? >> whether it is their agent, making a deal with an individual brand, but it really depends on the individual athlete. the women's rugby team, their outfits are sponsored but their shoes are not. they get more choice there. one of the athletes, i will not say which, we shot her wearing the wrong watch. a watch from a company she was not sponsored by. we had to make sure not t

. >> ♪ >> well, i relate that song to james taylor but carrolle king wrote it yes, she did from her taptry album. >> was she married to james taylor. >> no, carli simon. >> i'm getting milk up there. >> she was married to jerry geffen and they had a lot of hit songs together. >> it is timeless. >> that came out in the late 60's. >> and then, well, here's katie perry. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> what do you think, alex. >> she was good. she came out, i have been with her, since iowa. so this is what i have wanted. she's here for women. then she perform live, and i admit, i like katie perry but i don't know her all that well. she came out. i have a feeling other people felt the same way. she did rise. we were expecting roar. >> olympic song she wants to get it out there. >> then she said, she did roar. >> okay, play the hits, play the hits. >> yes. >> they always play one we don't know, and then they come with the hits. >> they want to you find and buy that new one. >> only way you will get to necessity the new one if you take time to listen to it. >> yes. >> waiting for a speech you have to listen

[laughter] randy: the fourth graders at thomas carroll elementary in peabody recorded this right before they left on summer break. and we still love it. [laughter] randy: i hope they are enjoying a great summer. cindy: they have plenty of time to enjoy all the weather. it has been dry day after day but we do need the rain desperately. elsewhere, moderate drought -- the heaviest rain may fall along the south coast cape -- we all need the rain. it will focus along the south coast in the cape and certainly drying out, for are b some localized downpours leading to poor drainage flooding. the radar is active with a slug of rain that is moving very slowly. the heaviest is around the worcester area of toward heaters for a. all of this is slowly shifting eastward, the back edge through pennsylvania. this'll come through in the moisture to myself. this storm is going to keep the rain going but because it tracks to the south i think a lot of us will miss out on the opportunity as the rain focuses on the south cape but wow, is it humid -- low 70's right now. you can see the rain is coming down wit

. >> jason carroll for us there., thank you so much. >>> and we are going to have more on that in just a moment, in terms of the vice president's choice, or the choice for vice president, i should say. we're going to have a panel discussion on that. also breaking news in turkey, a u.s. ally badly shaken after a coup killing a hundred people and thousands and thousands of arrests. >>> plus, after the attacks in dallas and what we saw in nice this week, what will be the impact on the security here here in cleveland, ahead of the republican national convention? ♪ i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks afte