christine: yep, me too.vin: it's the kind of story that can only happen in a melting pot of a city like oakland. two people from very different backgrounds, yet each the answer to the other's prayers. garvin: now to a story of a community coming together to help a remarkable man. chad bohorquez took quite a long journey to get him on the right path to helping others. but now, thanks to the generosity of others, he's on the move to do even more remarkable things. garvin: if you had to go through the worst part of your life in order to get to the best, it is still really the worst? chad bohorquez doesn't have an answer to that quite yet. perhaps because the absolute best part of his journey, chad believes, is still ahead of him. chad bohorquez: it keeps me motivated to going. garvin: though born with a muscular disease that required 14 surgeries by the age of 10, young chad's future looked bright. he graduated high school in just 3 years, and was accepted to study film at usc. it was there though that some fut

christine and george. >>> thank you.that question about hillary clinton's running mate speculation now running rampant on who that pick might be. the question could be this man. cory booker over the weekend denied he is being vetted for the job and deferred the question to the clinton campaign. julian castro and sherrod brown are also perspective picks. so far, the highest profile pick seen with clinton is elizabeth warren. >>> bernie sanders back at work in the senate. because he hasn't formally dropped out of the race, he is still getting secret service protecti protection. the agents cost about $40,000 a day. that adds up to $500,000 and counting since the last primary. >>> the house is back in session this morning. the bitter battle over gun control. paul ryan will hold a vote on the nra-backed bill this week. the measure creates a process of barring terrorist suspects of buying a weapon. it is a measure thought to likely fail. >>> at that titime for an early your money. renewed brexit concerns. increasingly unpredic

i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell. campaign under fire and offering an explanation for how a graphic that some are calling anti-semitic ended up on trump's twitter feed. it appeared on a white supremacist message board two weeks ago, but the trump campaign social media director posted a statement on facebook saying the graphic quote was not created by the campaign nor was it sourced from an anti-semitic site. it was lifted from the anti-hillary twitter user. as a director for the social media i would never offend anyone. critics are hammering triump ovr the graphic. sara murray has more. >> reporter: trump is dealing with the firestorm after the tweet that appeared on a white supremacist message board. it included a six-pointed star that evokes the star of david. trump tried to turn this around on hillary clinton. he said the false attacks by hillary clinton trying to link the star of david with a basic star often used by sheriffs who deal with criminals and criminal behavior. he says hillary clinton is the most corrup

i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris sanchez. we are following breaking news with what is the most disturbing police shooting yet. here is the scene in falcon heights minnesota. a car stopped by police. a man at the wheel and a child at the back. the woman in the front passenger seat was streaming live when gunfire erupted. the video we will show you is graphic and some may find it offensive. the reason we are showing you is because diamond reynolds wants you to know. >> we got pulled over for a busted taillight. we were pulled over. he is licensed and he can carry. he was trying to get his wallet out of his pocket. he let the officer know he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet. the officer shot him in his arm. we are waiting for -- i will, sir. no worries. he just shot his arm off. we got pulled over. >> i told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir. his driver's license. oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. >> shocking video. less than an hour ago, police held a news conference. refusi

scarlet: fellas an interview with christine lagarde.w we will speak with chief economist -- on the world economic report, which the imf releases and 9:00 a.m.. coming up next, three big tech copies reporting today after the bell. you have netflix come yahoo!, and ibm. the charts showing you the potential good, bad, and ugly. scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. they: let's take a look at chart that illustrates today's market moves. focus on global subscription gains as well as competition in the u.s.. what are we expecting? scarlet: what is interesting is people gaining out what the share price reaction is going to be before we know what the results are going to be because nothing's has this history of having big moves. this is what options show right now. swing 11% posted earnings. one direction or another, that would be the most out of any company in the s&p 500. chipola was the second most actively traded stock. trip advisor would follow suit. let me pull this up. if you come inside bloomberg here, this is a pretty good illustration o

[applause] and are sitting vice chair, christine quinn was with us. [applause] and christine has been doing a great job in representing the new york democratic party on cnn, and she just went back to do another segment so let's give for another round of applause. [applause] we have with us today our attorney general, eric schneiderman. from fighting to provide relief -- yes, let's get our attorney general a great big round of applause. [applause] from fighting to provide relief

then we will hear from christine lagarde. scarlet: because later on, bloomberg's exclusive interview p.m. --ame lagarde at 1 1:00 p.m. today. let's get to the markets now. we are halfway through the u.s. trading day. on whats been checking the markets are doing. what can you tell us with the indexes all higher? i want to mention, going back to fiat chrysler, and the news that the doj is potentially looking into the company for securities fraud. you mentioned the stock -- it has now taken a leg lower. down by about 2%. we will keep monitoring. it may have taken a few moments for people to see the headlines. it had been up, so it is a directional change. people are trying to figure out what this means. i want to know it is more deeply in the red. the rest of the market here, stocks opened little changed. they have gained a little, but definitely a little bit. just a gaine with of half a percent, and s&p in the tightest range since june 8. the point swing we have seen has wen quite small, even as have a reversal in direction. in

is christine mart pin here? christine, thank you, thank you very. [applause] the breakfast looked so good i'm actually going to enjoy it when i'm all done. we'll have a number of speakers and i -- i'm sorry. we're going, listen, i need your help with this too. it will be free flowing. i have no idea what i'm doing, okay? i will try to make it as smooth as possible. i will keep it rolling. we've got people coming in. we have our governor and our senator sitting here. we have rich trumpka. all of them will speak and all have time commitments. i will try. be patient with me. at the end of the meeting when i'm giving my remarks to the press, feel free to stick around and you can tell me what i did wrong, all right? i understand that our first speaker is our sponsor, christine martin. just for a couple of words from pp&l. christine. come on up. thank you. [applause] >> well, thank you. i'm certainly honored to be your first official speaker this morning. and thank you for all for being here. this is my fourth dnc, my fourth time addressing the delegates.

this is christine.are seeing police officers who are helping the protests and taking selfies with the protesters in shorts. it's a summer evening. they are frankly a very peaceful situation. this is not one of the situation where is you have police officers who are in tactical gear or police officers who almost look militarized. this is now a police department devastated. now they were targeted. >> reporter: i would say this, if you look at the scene before the shooting began, there was a peaceful protest. they were protesting against police brutality. yes, police officers were out. they were not in a confrontational type of situation. we need to be extremely careful about saying anything that was going on with the protests had anything to do with the shooting. if you look at the scenario right now and talk to police experts as i have done today, they say this looks like this was planned. whether they took advantage of the protest and decided to go ahead and target police officers or not, we don't yet k

i'm christine romans. it's 30 minutes past the hour.'s not just hillary clinton but the fbi getting the ire of donald trump in the newest attack. the presumptive republican nominee calling the system totally rigged, this after director james comey recommends no charges, no charges against clinton for the way she handled her e-mail as secretary of state. trump late last night telling a crowd of thousands that clinton must have bribed comey's boss attorney general loretta lynch to avoid jail time. >> i mean, the attorney general's sitting there saying if i get hillary off the hook, i'm going to have four more years or eight more years. but if she loses, i'm out of a job. it's a bribe. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. she is laughing at the stupidity of our system. she is laughing and so is her husband bill. >> the trump campaign seizing on a political opening against his rival. let's get the latest from cnn politics sara murray traveling with the trump campaign for us in north carolina. >> reporter: good morning, christine and george. we

michelle obama's speech was still my favorite, christine.ut it was one that was very important, talking about hillary clinton's record, and i think for many in the room, very important for -- there are a lot of folks that want a third obama term, and he made it very clear that she was a part of the team, certainly with the embrace of the end of the speech, her coming out, it made it clear -- >> that was a big moment, i think. when you looked at the cutaways of people watching the president and hillary clinton, you see how hard that battle was in the primaries in 2008, and then here they are. that was, i think, a big moment. and people inside the room could feel the enthusiasm of this team, the current president and the former secretary of state. he also talked about her mistakes, i think a nod to the fact that she's had trouble with the trustworthiness. let's listen to that sound. >> look, hillary's got her share of critics. she has been caricatured by the right and by some on the left. she's been accused of everything you can imagine, and s

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christine romans here along with john berman. the democrats came into the convention saying they would portray an optimistic vision for the country. a contrast, they say, to what they call the darkness of the republican's world view. but the democratic version of sunny and bright is a full frontal throw the sink at him assault of donald trump. that is what they did. our panel is back. including political commentator amanda carpenter. let's talk about the attack on donald trump and cory booker who went to the heart of the democrats over donald trump. listen to senator booker. >> here in philadelphia, let us declare again that we will be a free people. free from here and intimidatioi. we are a nation of inter dependence and america, love always trumps hate. let us declare. >> josh, i was saying it felt like he was just yelling this speech. you were saying in the crowd, he was trying to yell over the bernie supporters. >> two perceptions. he was very loud at the beginning and he seemed to have the crowd with him at the end. the crow

christin, if you can hear me, what's going on there?> reporter: i'm on the scene near the 980 on-ramp. we have 150 protestors against a police skirmish line with police and chp. they are not wearing riot gear. they have helmets on for the chp. you will have to excuse us if you hear some foul language in the background there. people yelling. but, um, you know, what happens is a few moments ago people were able to find their way on the 980 west on-ramp. all of them were able to freely walk on. chp has been going in groups of about half a dozen officers or so going from on-ramp to exit ramp to trying to keep people from getting on the freeway. they weren't quick enough to catch one in crowd in this case so the protestors walked on the freeway. but then they decided to turn back. so there is some conflict in the crowd about whether they should continue to go. they came back and highway patrol and police came on the scene and formed a line to prevent them from returning and there was a brief clash there walking all over west oakland and down

manus: imf chief christine lagarde, sitting down in an exclusive interview with tom keene.ll have more on the exclusive one-on-one throughout the day on bloomberg. anna: bond trading revenue increased more than analysts had expected. manus: goldman sachs is next to report. we now have a preview. when we look at this, it has been quite a tough reporting season. what are we expecting from goldman sachs today? theire it is about customer complexion, versus everything else? >> with those three banks use the an increase over fixed income trading. they gained from the volatility around rbexit. -- around brexit. so, a lot of people will be looking to see if goldman sachs will be able to gain in the same way. anna: what has the common theme been for the reporting season? theme is thatmon this was a big ruling on the front -- a bit grueling on the front foot. everybody is watching to see if these guys can come back with some sort of a rebound. manus: let's bring in david stubbs from j.p. morgan asset management. has alreadytion undergone this. net income in american banks is expecte

phil. >> reporter: christine, this was supposed to be about unity. it was the title of the theme of the day united together. serious names behind it. bernie sanders scheduled to speak. elizabeth warren scheduled to speak. michelle obama scheduled to speak. after the raucous primary, everybody is starting to come together as one until wikileaks. bernie sanders said the democrats had their thumb on the scale of scrutiny. saying someone needed to get someone to ask about his religion because that would hurt him in kentucky. he said debbie wasserman schultz needed to step down. now she will. she will step down. before then, she is expected to speak today and the democrats have been talking to are weary of what that will create on the floor. they don't want a cleveland-esque if you will, of boos. clinton is not willing to look past what happened in cleveland. >> i don't know what they're convention was about other than criticizing me. i seem to be the only unifying theme that they had. there was no positive agenda. it was a very dark, divisive campaign. >

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week next week, christine quinn and hillary clinton. i understand, i understand. we're coming back. we'll talk to you in a little bit. >>> up next, we're going to talk about hillary clinton because she has a big announcement today. we expect to hear her vice presidential selection any minute. it's going to come to a text message near you. is it one of these people, cory booker, tim kaine, tom vilsack or none of the above? ♪ is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. trintellix has not been studied in children. do not take with maois. tell your healthcare professional about your medications, including mig

>> christine just inspired me because she kept saying lock her up. lock it up. >> if we hear that, can we say it was born on "early start" at 4:00 a.m.? >> and they say in kindergarten, zip it, lock it, put it in your pocket. >> barack obama can't stand donald trump. he's been waiting to get out there. he's a very good campaigner as we all know. wait till trump gets the front end of that bus. i mean it's going to be rough. and i don't know who trump's got to speak out. trump won't let anybody speak out obviously. i mean he does it himself, right? >> he's running as an outsider. i don't think it helps you to have governors out there, senators out there, big people out there in the media. donald trump speaks for himself, and i think that that explains part of his appeal to the base. the fact that he doesn't have the usual suspects out there. the fact that he's not going to get the editorial board endorsements. i think that's a badge of honor. >> sorry. speaking of big people, he actually does have someone who is a current sitting governor actually work

christine romans, i'm paraphrasing christine romans during our commercial. >> i said the best stuff comes matter? does anyone care? does anyone say, oh, the democrats had meryl streep? that's better than scott baio? >> well, there is the contrast between all the star power at the democratic convention versus the republican one but i was curious about the female stars they put out because if they're trying to appeal to the moderate republicans, the choice of putting sarah silverman and lena dun hamm who are known for crass, controversial material, people think it's funny, to me, to put them on a stage and give them that kind of platform, it makes me raise my eyebrows. >> it's targeting millennials, i think. >> i'm a millennial. >> so there are millennials who think differently from you and that are not republicans, they may be more independent leaning or democrats who were very pro-bernie so the idea, i think, there was to try to get folks who still may be on the fringe, may still be upset about bernie. >> i want to listen to le lena dunham and america ferrera. >> hi, i'm lena dunham and a

and christine, last word. >> tam, this is the year of the woman.men are supposed to bring some levity and some balance to the ticket. somebody forgot to tell katie mcginty that the civility, it goes both ways. she ended up calling pat toomey a word that i would spank my 7-year-old nephew for, so we need a little bit of perspective on that. >> all right, well, you guys have been great. to wrap everything up, thank you all for being here. thank you for joining us. that's "inside story" for this week, and we will see you back here next sunday. ♪ >> i'm gray hall, coming up next on "action news," torrential rains make for a rough night in parts of the area. rain and thunderstorms could pop up again today. meteorologist chris sowers has latest from accuweather. >> several people involved in one car accident become victims of a another in east falls. >>> and presidential concerned donald trump comes under fire for verbally attacking a forearm of a u.s. soldier who died in rack. >> thank so much for joining us, it is sunday, july 31. nydia han is off toda

it is unbelievable. >> christine, stop writing and stand up. stand up, christine. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. good evening. --name is to ever parker deborah parker. i have the honor of representing on the platform committee, and i have the honor of traveling to several cities was going to americans across the nation talk about what is important to them and their lives. not only what is important today, but what is important for future generations. that is something that i know as a native american, that we are taught from birth, that we look seven generations. i want to thank the members of the platform committee, the members of the drafting committee. all of the beautiful people i've met along the way, i have a lot of love and respect for you. we had some big debates, we had some great moments where we came together, and i want us all to really come together in the spirit of unity. ok took to disagree, it's come together and compromise, because this is been -- for me, very much a learning experience. support ouredly 2016 democratic platform and i

i'm christine romans, it's exactly 4:00 a.m. in east.convention in cleveland is in the books just a few hours ago. long last, donald trump he shed that presumptive. he is now the official republican nominee. trump, in a video speech beamed in from trump tower in manhattan. >> i'm so proud to be your nominee for president of the united states. i look forward to sharing my

. >> columnist christine flowers. good morning. >> good morning. >> attorney nelson diaz.ood morning. >> good morning. >> and documentarian sam katz. we just heard from leah daughtry talking about the democratic convention, making it sound as though they've thought of every contingency, everything is ready to go. how concerned, though, should we be about aggression, about violence, about the two sides mixing it up in a way that may create images that are very disturbing? how likely do we think this is? >> if i was concerned about anything today in the world, it would not be about domestic protest. it would be more about foreign terrorism. both of these conventions are fabulous targets of opportunity. and today, you know, you see the aftermath of istanbul, of orlando, of riverside. and the fact that even in the last several days, the success that the united states has had in supporting iraq and eradicating forces within isil, isis -- i don't know which one to call them half the time. this is, to me, a much bigger problem, because this is an international story. this is a pl

. >> christine lagarde has advice for the u.k.n the european union. ,> it is worth being together and it is the future. how turmoil in turkey is taking its toll on the market. that is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ >> hello. welcome. this is "bloomberg best" your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews. let's kick it off with a day by day look at the top headlines in a week that saw three of the world's most prominent ranks report quarterly earnings. -- prominent banks report quarterly earnings. >> bank of america beat analysts estimates. second quarter profits fell by 21% year-over-year. what stuck out for you? >> well, what stuck out for you is thathe banks interest margins coming in worse than expected, credit is solid. no one is talking about the fact that energy credit is stabilizing. that has been the focus. what analysts are focusing on is the consumer side. the trends are good. we are seeing reserve increases. there is talk about underwriting. the bottom line where he is we kn

good morning or good night. >> good morning, christine. this was donald trump that was tapping into the economic anxieties of this country, planning a rather -- planting a rather bleak picture of the united states right now and promoting what he believes would be a strong united states if he were to become the commander in chief. he was railing on trade deals, and he was taking a very hard line as he's done all primary season on immigration. listen to the hard line he took by saying that the country's immigrants, the problem with immigration, is leading to the economic problems that are happening here in this country. >> americans want relief from uncontrolled immigration, which is what we have now. communities want relief, yet hillary clinton is proposing mass amnesty, mass immigration, and mass lawlessness. her plan will overwhelm your schools and hospitals, further reduce your jobs and wages. we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration, to stop the gangs and the violence and to stop the drugs from pouring into

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good morning, phil. >> good morning, christine.here was no hemming or hawing, there was no talking about voting your conscious. it was just endorsement after full throated endorsement, and that's an important thing, not just because broadly, in polling, hillary clinton has character issues, at least according to voters, inside the wells fargo arena here in philadelphia, there were plenty of delegates who believed the same exact thing. because of that, the clinton campaign rolled out a star-studded line-up of top democrats to vouch for their nominee. take a listen. >> what i admire most about hillary is that she never buckles under pressure. she never takes the easy way out. and hillary clinton has never quit on anything in her life. i'm with her. >> together, with hillary clinton as our president, america, we will rise. god bless america. let us rise together. >> a woman who fights for children, for women, for health care, for human rights, a woman who fights for all of us. we're here today because our choice is hillary clinton. i'

i'm christine romans at the republican national convention or what's left of it in cleveland. >> i'm john berman. it's friday, july 22nd. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. we want to welcome our viewers from all around the world. and they are sweeping up behind us right now. there is leftover confetti on the floor. that confetti fell. the balloons dropped a few hours ago on the head of donald trump accepting the republican nomination for president. he gave a long speech that painted a picture of a country in serious trouble. lawlessness in the streets. immigrants are flooding the border, he says. and he says, there is only one man who can fix it. listen. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> donald trump last night. cnn's manu raju joins us with more on his big night. manu. >> reporter: this was donald trump that was tapping into the economic anxiety of the country. painting a bleak picture of the

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six 5's christin ayers shows -- kpix 5's christin ayers reports. >> reporter: the protestors showed up at first just a handful of them chanting in front of the oakland police officers association. but this was more than a march. a few of the protestors have chained themselves to the doors of the oakland police officers association. you can see this young woman has her neck chained here by a bicycle lock and down below she has her waist chained as well with a chain, the doors to the poa are chained, as well. oakland police are telling us there's no longer anyone in the building. protestors saying they will be out here as long as possible and their demand are simple. >> we will not leave until we get that 50% of funds from the police department invested in black future. >> oakland gives 62% of its budget to the oakland police department the same department that murdered 7 black men in 2015, the same department that has over a dozen officers involved in raping and trafficking of a 17-year-old girl. >> reporter: this group opposing police brutality want libby schaaf out and them a police c

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but christin ayers shows us: not many people seem to be listening. christin? it's a ritual every year all across the bay area. illegal firereworks. people set them off with impunity even as police and firefighters work to institute a crackdown. ((pkg)) natsot fireworks it's a sure thing every >>> you wouldn't know there was a crackdown in oakland by looking at the skyline out here. look across my shoulder. you can see little flashes of light here and there. it was much worse just an hour ago, fireworks going off all across the city, people setting them off with impunity even as police and firefighters work to institute a crackdown. it's a sure thing every independence day, an explosion of illegal fireworks across the east bay skyline. tonight we found relative humiditiers lighting up in broad daylight -- revelers lighting up in broad daylight boldly setting off illegal fireworks in the street undeterred by a crackdown that has firefighters patrolling the streets of oakland and police out in force threatening fines up to $10,000. >> we want to advise everyone t

only on "5" christin ayers on why the chance encounter has gotten national attention. >> reporter: sampsonccormack never thought an encounter that lasted five minutes -- >> it has close to 56,000 likes. >> reporter: -- would go viral on facebook. >> i did not know that that particular post would resonate so greatly with a lot of people. >> reporter: it happened july 20th. sampson says he was shopping at this grocery outlet when he met a man he will never forget. the man was a mr. samuel. his words caught sampson, a stand-up comedian who had just been marching in this "black lives matter" protest, the night before, off guard. >> it's 2016 and y'all are still out on the street fighting so people don't kill you guys. he was like, you know, that's sad. as a white man, i have had cops stop me before and ask me am i doing okay. >> reporter: he didn't stop there. >> he was like, it's sad. it's sad that you pull over and you don't know whether you're going to live or not. that's sad! and you're sitting here you're so calm about it. how can you be calm! >> reporter: then sampson said mr. samuel did

christine romans giving the characterization. it is about a 20% margin. 20% that does use chapter 11, 80% doesn't. the big list of investigative issues that are awaiting, the doj and loretta lynch as well, and the fbi, ron brownstein, i need to you jump in on this if you can. speaker of the house said today, i don't think hillary clinton, given what has happened and the mishandling of this information, i don't think the national intelligence should be giving her briefings leading up to the election. both of these candidate is get them, so tell me about the le e legitima legitimacy. >> they are looking for ways to keep this issue in the foreground through the election, and they will find many opportunities like that suggestion from paul ryan, which is unlikely to be implemented. look, we are likely to get to election day facing unfavorable ratin ratings. this speech today was a reminder of just the many different kinds of vulnerabilities that donald trump face, even as hillary clinton obviously faces significant vulnerabilities of her own, underscored by t

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i'm christine romans, wednesday, july 6th, it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. it's not just hillary clinton but also the fbi drawing the ire of donald trump in his newest attack. the presumptive republican nominee calling the system totally rigged. this after the fbi director james comey recommends no charges against clinton for the way she handled her e-mail as secretary of state. trump on the campaign trail late last night north carolina telling thousands that clinton must have bribed comey's boss loretta lynch. >> attorney general is sitting there saying you know if i get hillary off the hook, i'm going to have four more years, eight more years, but if she loses, i'm out of a job. it's a bribe. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. she is laughing at the stupidity of our system, she is laughing and so is her husband bill. >> the trump campaign seizing on a political opening against his rival. let's get the very latest from that from cnn politics reporter sarah m murray, she is travelin with the trump campaign in atlanta. >> reporter: the fbi may not be moving fo

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. >> good morning. >> good morning. it's friday, july 29th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we are live here not in the cnn grill. there are no ceilings. sky's the limit. hillary clinton with the biggest single night of her life. a night in which history was made. never before had a woman accepted a party's nomination for president and never before had hillary clinton so much to do in one 60-minute address. make herself relatable. make herself seem honest to a voting group that doesn't trust her after a summer of scandal and make herself seem like a better option than donald trump. that she did with serious gusto. >> powerful forces are threatening to pull us apart. bonds of trust and respect are fraying. we have to decide whether we will all work together so we can all rise together. >> cnn's phil mattingly in the middle of what was i believe the biggest balloon drop in convention history. the biggest balloons. one or the other or both, phil, maybe you can clear that up. >> reporter: 110,000 balloons according to the democratic

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a pair of teenagers is talking about being caught in the middle of it only with fox25's christine mccarthy. >> it was very scary. >> reporter: natick teenagers jackie and sara had never seen anything like this before. >> i thought it was some kind of attack. >> reporter: they never even heard of it. >> the gas station, we thought it was exploding. >> reporter: a strange white powder pouring from the ceiling of a in millis. multiple angles on surveillance video show the substance blanketing cars including sara when she was pumping gas. >> this made it scarier was it toxic. >> reporter: the cloud of white is sodium bicarbonate and a fire suppression. the system had likely malfunctioned because of the heat. >> my brain went to firefight mode. i thought i have to get out of here. >> reporter: an ambulance took sara and jackie covered in white powder to the hospital. >> i called my mom crying because i didn't know what had happened. >> reporter: flushed out their eyes and took chest sprays as a precaution. >> it burned in really bad and dried everything out. >> reporter: laugh being the unusual