so, thank you so much, cathy. now, this is cathy. her and her family are from southern california., tell me, why does the rv work so well for you when you're traveling across to really fun events? >> cathy: the best thing is i don't have to fly. i don't have to get on an airplane, stand in lines, with check, take my shoes off at the airport. i can just get in my motorhome, and be comfortable, and do whatever i want on the trip up. we're right here on the infield just next to the track, so we can watch what's going on and fix my meals, do whatever i want to do. >> jules: well, listen, thank you so much for inviting us in today, and have a great time for the rest of the event. >> cathy: thank you, i've enjoyed it. >> chris: jules, you've got to check out this sunstar by winnebago. it's got great pass-through basement storage with three access doors. >> jules: i love that. look, there's my tv that i'm always looking for. with a dvd player, i'm all over that. >> chris: it also has three slides. one of them is almost a full-length slide. >> jules: well, how big is this winnebago, though

so, thank you so much, cathy. now, this is cathy. her and her family are from southern california., tell me, why does the rv work so well for you when you're traveling across to really fun events? >> cathy: the best thing is i don't have to fly. i don't have to get on an airplane, stand in lines, with check, take my shoes off at the airport. i can just get in my motorhome, and be comfortable, and do whatever i want on the trip up. we're right here on the infield just next to the track, so we can watch what's going on and fix my meals, do whatever i want to do. >> jules: well, listen, thank you so much foti

what would you say cathy? i guess what i would say is you know, i look back when i was in college and saw music or a show, you know? you look back and you had the grateful dead. there's different times in our periods where there was always drugs or alcohol involved it's how you actually plan for them and what you do to prepare for them. you know, i think what students are interested in. do we wanna keep our students here on campus or like do they want to go to san francisco or to the civic? so would you rather have the students drive to san francisco, party, and then drive back and be in a car? or do we figure out how do we maintain and handle and work with university police to make it a safe environment, or safer environment for our students. that seems logical and makes sense try to be safe and make these things happen keithy, when you were researching this story, what made you want to talk about raves? i think the stereotype in itself. i love concerts. i've never been to an actual rave, but i love to just t

cathy lynn taylor and guy, thanks for being with us. we'll check back with you. >>> and we of course want to hear from everyone at home, as well. who do you think gave the best speech last night? spend us your comments on facebook, twitter. >> and things are ramping up for day three in cleveland. the tone today, propelling america toward becoming the world's super power. >> some of the biggest names in the republican party ready to hammer hillary clinton and her allies in the white house for eight years of what they call poor leadership. >> peter doocy is live on the convention floor in cleveland with a preview looking wide awake as always. peter, good morning. >> good morning, abby and heather. third night of the rnc will bring a new theme and speech from donald trump's new running mate governor mike pence. the theme is, make america first again. and the rnc explains to us that, quote, unfortunately, years of bad policies and poor leadership have weakened our position in the world. en der a trump admin strarks america will once again b

. >> reporter: well, police chief cathy lanier says her officers are naturally upset. the protest here in the district last night was peaceful, but of course that was not the case in dallas. with additional protests scheduled over the coming days, they're taking precautions. but the bottom line here is that chief lanier says they have a job to do and they're going to do it, just like any other day. what began as a peaceful protest in dallas turned into a sniper-style attack on police. here in the district, cops are taking extra precautions, patrolling in twos until further notice. precautions are also being taken at department facilities. >> we have increased our security around our facilities and our lots. so really just to try and continue to stay on our toes and do our job is a big thing for us. >> reporter: protests in response to recent officer-involved shootings took place across the country last ni demonstrators gathered outside the white house and made their way to the u.s. capitol. deandre moore was at the front of the peaceful march. he's saddened of the mass

what was scary -- cathy just mentioned -- hold on a second. cathy just mentioned giuliani. from new york. i grew up in new york. giuliani was my mayor when i was no new york and he is not the person to come and talk about for all people unifying. this is someone who started stop and frisked in new york which was found to be discriminatory process that had to be thrown out. so this is not the person that i would put out front to talk to people that you're trying to bring to a coalition in the general electorate, to talk about unifying. that is not -- >> we'll bring this debate back next hour and we look forward to that. thanks so much. >>> today's focus at the rnc shifting to president obama and his so-called failure to put americans back to work. >> some of the biggest names in politics taking the stage joined by members of donald trump's inner most be peter doocy is live in cleveland. >> reporter: the big theme tonight make america work again and the whole idea of the program is to present donald trump's business record and have speakers come out to explain why they think

cathy lynn taylor and david avella, thank you both for being here. good morning. in hello. >> good morning from cleveland. great to be here. >> great to see you. cathy, i'll start with you. you know a lot of people are talking about the speeches. this is really the first time that many people have heard from the vice presidential candidate mike pence. what was your reaction to him and how do you think the country will take in what he said? >> with all the controversy last night, there was only one person on that stage to whom people were looking for for 2020, and that was not ted cruz. it was governor mike pence. he did an outstanding job. he had a lot to accomplish last night. it was a very tall order. because not everybody as he said knows a lot about governor pence. he had to introduce himself to america, he had to introduce his family to america and he had to make a jen win case as to why he accepted donald trump's offer and why he assumed donald tru s. it was a great night for donald trump i thought. >> even talking about his son in military life. >> and show

cathy, i'll start with you. what did you think about the final evening?well, i think over the course of this week there are a lot of people in america who wish they could be adopted into the trump family. and last night he made his case that he would not only be a good father for his children, but a good father for america and i think he accomplished a lot with his speech which was long, but very well delivered. he gave a conservative speech, but more importantly, he gave a political speech. it was backed up with facts. he saved his criticism for the democratic party and for clinton for contrast. and he really laid a case also notably for americans. not just republicans, but for americans, that he would fight for americans, on behalf of working class people and fight on behalf of those struggling and feeling left out. and i think he broadened his message last night effectively in doing that. >> morgan, what did you make of the delivery? as heather and i were talking about, did he use the teleprompter, it was one of the longest speeches in history of natio

. >> out of abundance of caution police chief cathy lanier ordered all officers patrol in pairs today until further notice that we saw that all over the city today, out here, at beat the streets, block party, again, not as many people as they would hope would come out, i think again, the rain kind of put a dam perron things, but lot of fun out here, the kids are having great time. painted, they're interacting with the cops, listening to the music that's going on. live in northeast, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >>> district leaders say they're heart broken over what had taken place in dallas this afternoon dc mayor mural bowser and police chief cathy lanier laid a wreath at the law enforcement memorial in northwest. that memorial honors the 20,000 law enforcement officers who had died in the line of duty over the years. the five police deaths in dallas bridges to 26 the number of officers killed so far this year. that's a 44% increase over last year. many people are talking about the violence, that has erupt in the week in minnisota, louisianna, now texas, and some are leaving detaile

>>> from nbc news this is "today" with cathy lee gifford live from studio 1a in rockefeller plauz sa. >> hello everybody. we're so happy that you're with us. that's wherever i go with one republic. >> i love them. >> i do too. i went to college with ryan's dad. >> what? >> yeah. >> you're one degree away from everybody. she has had a weird connection and where's waldo. >> yeah, ef to go over here first. one-year-old today. he knows it, and he is proud. >> oh, i cannot believe that a year ago. >> a year i was in labor. >> yeah, you were miserable. >> look what happens after it. >> you forget all about it. >> are you going to wave? >> it was like a law. >> we have the highest rated show. >> are you going to show us some styles and swim wear. >> now, what are you doing? >> now what are you doing? >> no thursday would be complete without the big reveal of cour met in the plaza. >> yeah, and you're going to love that. you remember sofia gray. she is eight and now has a new song and music video and hysterical. i love her. >> don't miss everybody has a story. he suffered a set back and able

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police gun is all department across the country can really do, including washington, where police chief cathy lanier said her officers are forging on. in dallas telling negotiators he specifically wanted to kill police officers. chief lanier: we have to carry on. we cannot let this detract from army should every day. joce: departments across the country are looking to protect and prepare officers for ambush attacks, growing concern. >> assassination on individuals who take an oath to protect our communities. joce: communities responding to this very real threat. cleveland, to d.c., las vegas, and other police shifting to two-person patrol cars. there is little else they can do according to a 2015 report funded by the department of justice. law report found few enforcement agencies conduct ambush-specific training, and there is not even a universal lawnition of ambush across enforcement, which makes training and tracking these attacks harder. but that report that looked at 10 years of ambush incidents zeroed in on trends in attacks against cops. ambush attacks are most common on a single offic

. >> corte de cathy está acostumbrada al olor a basura en su cocina. sí, está acostumbrada.ffects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. fÉlix: un hispano se encuentra entre la vida y la muerte. no es la primera vez que el cuerpo uniformado enfrenta problemas de este tipo. reportera: est{ est al borde de la muerte. oficiales dispararon con una pistola elÉctrica. >> sentÍ un dolor, como si me arrebataron algo, yo asÍ me sentÍa cuando le pasaba algo. reportera: su exesposo dijo que sufria de depresiÓn. >> que sea su Ángel de la guardia y estÉ con ellos en sus cumpleaÑos y en los dÍas mÁs importantes para ellos. >> la policÍa de este departamento se negÓ a comentar sobre los hechos porque el caso estÁ a manos del condado de orange. tampoco permiten comentarios sobre incidentes bajo investigaciÓn. la familiar entablÓ una demanda por brutalidad policial y fuerza excesiva. el impacto elÉctrico puede causar gra

cathy deluke a from walk san francisco.heer yee, i read about in sig singapore they have a program where seniors get a card they touch the pedestrian signal tooz give more time across. other cities have a xckt system like that so it is something to look into. i want to talk about the leading pedestrian interval guidance: we are excited james and city staff include a policy to include [inaudible] research has shone the signal timing tools reduce crashs. again t another tool we have our disposal to implement to help save lives so exsiteded to see that. the one thing we want to see in the final guidance for leading pedestrian intervals, muni has been inserting a lot of right turn pockets in the muni forward. along mission there are forced right turns. the idea is get cars off the main street. we are concerned the right turns will create conflicts with pedestrians. when we talk with muni we say if you will force right turns please put leading pedestrian intervals at the crossings and they say we will do that but it is great if

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police chief cathy lanier addressed the tragedy in dallas by almost immediately doubling up officers in squad cars until further notice and increasing security at department buildings. she made clear her officers are accustom to effectively working protest and rallies. common occurrences in washington. she believes what happened in dallas is isolated and not indicative of how the nation views law enforcement. >> this is not reflective of the way everybody feels about police. it's not reflective of our community here. we are going to continue to come to work and do our jobs. it's a tough day for everybody officers worked hard over the years to earn the trust of the communities they serve. one example of the chief's commitment to community policing is m.p.d.'s beat the streets event to promote public health and public safety. friday afternoon's street fair was in deanwood in northeast d.c. to give residents an opportunity to interact with officers in a positive, casual setting. >> the event is a vehicle to better relationship and outcomes with the community. i protect you, you protect

all right. >> so that is chief cathy lanier. speaking to reporters here about the situation. we said, she told us it started in southwest washington. there was a police chase at some point, one of the three people in the car put a machine gun pistol out the window and fired at police officers. dropped the pistol. the chase continued out of the exit out of the tunnel where you come to the capitol complex. and the car had some sort of answer incident with the wall. people -- had some sort of incident with the wall. that apparently is what happened. the chief said we heard they arrested two on the scene. a third fled and was caught. three people in custody from this incident. there is still a lot of questions. we answered some of them with the chief's news conference. reporting live from northwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. leon: striking news to hear it was that kind of weapon used. mac-11. that is a machine gun. we are wondering whether or not it would be a machine gun or an automatic weapon. machine gun. michelle: the fact they would fire the shots outside the windo

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. >> back in 1958, cathy was delivered by my father. >> reporter: in 1986 cathy had a baby. >> i took care of her and delivered elise. >> i still hear mom. [ laughter ] >> um, i feel wonderful. >> reporter: dr. steven sherwin was there and so was his daughter, dr. elise sherwin. >> she went into labor the day i was on call. my father was on call as well so we were able to deliver her together. >> a family thing. mother, myself and now my son in between three generations of the sherwin family, as well. it's just remarkable. >> reporter: you might notice something else about this story. dr. elise and new mommy elise have the same name. plus, these two were born three weeks apart. now, the doctors and families are hoping to continue this unique family tree. >> now we are the proud third generation to deliver three generations of this family. so we're very proud. and i think it's som t three generations of doctors have delivered three generations of a patient's family and hopefully we'll be around for the fourth generation. >> reporter: which started as a doctor-patient relationship back

muriel bowser and cathy lanier led a moment of silence and a color guard layed wreaths in honor of the fallen officers dallas. >> reporter: we saw all sorts of people here from families to retired officers, to people who were here tourists for the first time, some expressing anger over social media, here it was a somber mood and many people extremely emotional. >> i'm watching tv this morning, having breakfast and i break out in tears. >> reporter: tears from a wife whose husband was an officer for decades and a mother whose first thought was, this could have been her kids. >> it's hard to see people hate each other because they wear a uniform. >> reporter: mary smith had plans to be here. she runs her fingers through the names of thousands of fallen officers and when she find the officers her sons grew up with, she can't hold back the tears. >> i knew this would be emotional. having lost so many >> reporter: the dallas bliss and transit officers were gunned down and killed in a violent attack, surrounded by thousands of protesters. >> you put on a uniform everyday, to go on duty prote

chief cathy lanier says officers chased the silver car -- speeding through the streets of dc. and just before entering the 3rd street tunnel a passenger hung out a window and fired multiple rounds at the when the suspect dropped the weapon. the car eventually crashed and a fully-automatic machine gun was recovered in the tunnel. two men were quickly arrested. a third was tracked down a short time later. this was the second time in less than 18 hours dc police were fire upon. happening now. police in baton rouge file charges against three men police in baton rouge file charges against three men accused of conspiring to kill police officers. one suspect is still on the loose. the plot is reportedly tied to a pawn shop burglary- where 8 guns were stolen. 6 of them have been recovered. there have been numerous protests in baton rouge in recent days following the death of alton sterling. he was shot to death during a confrontation with police officers outside a convenience store. we continue to follow the ambush in dallas. loved one prepare to attend funeral today-- following an em

cathy lanier said basically all mpd and other local officers will be working on the fourth. in turkey this week, more than 40 people died in a terrorist attack at an airport by three men who used rifles and suicide bombs. lanier was asked how that affects planes here. >> we have a pretty tight security plan with our partners, so it is nothing significant, nothing that should change the people who want to come here and feel safe and celebrate. >> fourth of july our nations capital. tom: these men will spend their first fourth of july here. they say that terrorism fears >> i think our law enforcement hasn't figured out. >> i think by the time the fireworks are going off, i'm not worried about it. terrorism-related issues aside, d.c. police say that a normal july 4, these are the things they do with the most. the biggest thing is heat-related issues, a lot of folks getting dehydrated, also drinking and driving it is an issue sometimes. also, no surprise, unsafe use of fireworks can also be a big problem they have to respond to. live from the national mall, tom roussey, abc 7 ne

cathy with donor network west, the bay area's or tban recovery organization said this could change the lives of 120,000 americans currently on the transplant waiting list. >> we have all the medications, the physicians, the surgerys, surgical techniques but not enough organs. >> reporter: shes 22 people die every day waiting for transplants. >> as a mom, you can imagine it's probably the most difficult moment of your life. >> reporter: 27 years ago, kathy's 2-year-old daughter needed a liver transplant. >> we had to rely on the generosity of someone we department know to say yes, and 27 years later, she is engaged and will get married and has a full life ahead of her because of the gift of organ transplant. >> reporter: right now, if you want to be an or -- organ donor, you sign up through dmv. but in the value, apple will release the new update. >>> and apple is not the first tech giant to adopt this cause. four years ago, facebook added a feature to let people finish they are organ donors. >>> a breakthrough for alzheimer's. compounds in marijuana may remove brain toxins associated w

police chief cathy lanier says that that doesn't help any recruitment. >> it is like any profession, when there is negative publicity around any profession the recruiting pool goes down, and we're seeing that and have been seeing that for sometime now. >> the city of dallas says it has seen an increase in applicants after five officers were killed in an ambush earlier this month. >>> so is going to be the hottest day so far in the region. she will break that down coming up. >>> and nbc 4 is working for you in the community. and clearing the shelters. tonight, new my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis... vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were... no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can... lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects we

chief cathy lanier says one of the five men taken in custody will be charged with firing at police. the other four appear to be victims at a robbery and a carjacking that took place moments before that shooting. despite the fact that the officers returned fire, no one was hurt. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is campaigning in new hampshire. where today she praised d.n.c. worker seth rich using his deathto rich was shot to death in an attempted robbery sunday in the bloomingdale neighborhood of the district. police have not named a suspect. clinton said rich worked to secure voting rights ands she called for the removal of what she called military weapons from our street. that same rally, vermont senator bernie sanders ended his presidential campaign and endorsed hillary clinton's bid for the white house. >> i intend to do everything i can to make certain that she will be the next president of the united states. maureen: sanders praised clinton and the democratic party for accepting many of the positions he advocated in his campaign including a $15 minimum wage. in

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. >> i don't think cathy's grasping it.s woman is. >> i'd go to greece. >> he would buy homes in kenya and the money would help get him there. >> reporter: many of you told me howed you spend the money. owning islands and long vacation. one guy wants the delorean. another wants to live on the international space station. another wants journey to play "don't stop believin'" at his first rich person's house party. >> i hope not to change that much. >> reporter: the first lump sum southbound $319 million which would be enough to buy the vehicle from "back to the future" and the flux capacitor. >> i think you could buy whatever you want. thank you. there are some really big numbers in the forecast as well. >> glenn has more on the incoming heat wave. glenn. >> we got close to the mark. 89 in philadelphia. that's the current temperature. close to 90 in other parts of the area, including right at the jersey shore. let's see how things have been doing in lehigh and berks county. 4 in -- 84 in reading. beth le hemi, 89. we're talki

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. >>> dc police chief cathy lanier giving an update on what led to the capitol lockdown.ring nothing impacted the capitol just the proximity of this happening near the capitol. shots fired and a brief police pursuit in a tunnel that ended up at first and d. that's what prompted the lockdown. three suspects in custody as well as a gun and ammunition. >> she also said her officers were targeted and this is the second time today that her officers have been fired upon. much more fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. d jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. . >>> it's been more than 30 days now since a navy civilian official used a chargings have been filed. fairfax police say they're looking to gather informa

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