of the past. we're dealing with the future and the issues that relate to the future. >> he admitted that it is embarrassing that the city governor of ohio could not be scheduled to speak but he said there's nothing he could do about it. >>> protesters have gathered outside the convention claiming they are now -- there denounce hate. some protesters held banners -- he has his supporters as well though, groups pushing for economic justice and an american first unity march sponsored by citizens for trump has been in cleveland as well. >>> clinton sent a party to one of her party's most loyal can just -- constituencies today, african-americans. >> donald trump led the movement to delegitimize our first president, trumpeting the so- called arthur movement. -- birther movement. he plays coy with white premises. >> trump declined to comment -- and not -- an invitation to address the comments. >> officers in baton rouge sunday. three officers from three different permits were killed and three other officers were wounded. law enforcement officials reiterated today, their belief that the officers were in fact targeted and then assassinated by gav

. >>> the city of cleveland, ohio is about to be in the spotlight again after becoming the winning city where the nba will shine next week where the republican party will announce their candidate for president. >> reporter: protesters are on the move in cleveland, at this point their numbers are small. that will change. the city has spent months preparing for them and any other security risks. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: in downtown cleveland, protesters marched in the name of black lives matter. dozens of police officers followed closely behind video taping their every move. police departments from accuracy the country sent in 2500 officers to assist the 500 cleveland police dedicated to the convention. federal agencies will help. >> we have within dhs some 3,000 personnel that will be dedicated to the security of the republican national convention and the democratic national convention each. >> reporter: fencing is going up, barricades are ready to go. roads will be closed. air monitors are in place, several command centers are operational. this security plan has been in the w

message asking people not to let hate affect your heart.. >> security will be tight inityb the city ofe ohiootests are expected. in addition to gop hopefulop donald trump, all eyes willl likely be on the state's open oe carry law.yaw city officials are moving mov forward with the expectationta that guns will be present inse the emotional crowd of demonstrators. >> ♪ >> time now to talk weathernow k and gary dropped a littleed a le nugget on us as we take a liveiv look outside right now in addition to the heat he said there would be some rain. >> chance of thunderstormser might mop this afternoon,t right gary. >> that's right. doesn't look like everybody is going to get it but there'smo a here's a good risk some of them will.m some of them will be strong, son maybe severe.ev not only again are we dealingea with the heat today but watch wt out for the thunderstorms that are goingrm to pop up. right now it's 77 in town. quantico 78. 78. annapolis and leonardtowneoard which typically are cooler by the water and stevensville, they're warm, too. 82 for saint louis. the nation's midsection isctn i

of here. ted cruz gives that performance. john kasich, city governor of ohio. former candidate. this is his home state and where the convention is taking place. he is not endorsing. and the state of unity in the republican party, what does it say? >> unity is never unanimous, especially in the republican party. hardly ever agree on one particular thing. we get above 80% and we call that unanimous almost. i don't think that's a big deal. but i think john kasich, at least he didn't come on stage and make a big deal. ted cruz accepted the invitation to come speak and tried to advance his own pause at the cost of the nominee. >> so ted cruz, we played a little bit, but what he is saying today, look, i didn't say anything negative in the speech about donald trump. i'm not going to vote for hillary clinton. he is leaving out the possibility he will leave donald trump. he seems to be sending a message it trump, hey you still have to learn it from me. you still have to prove that you're my mind of conservative. what do you think of that message? >> with the blow back he's gotten in the

announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, northern mariana islands cast nine votes trump. >> ohio, 66 delegates. >> welcome to cleveland, the city of champions. welcome to ohio, the host of the republican national convention. all right, guys. let's give it an o.h. o.h.! ohio, the mother of presidents proudly casts its 66 votes for governor john kasich. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, ohio, 66 votes kasich. >> oklahoma. 43 delegates with the following bound delegates. 13 trump. >> good evening. my name is pam pollard. i'm the chairman of the republican party for the great state of oklahoma. as the second home to speaker paul and janna ryan, oklahoma is the heartland of america and the reddest state in the union. >> we have something from the floor. kelly? >> reporter: we just saw the donald trump family come by, they cleared a path for us. i said a quick hello to ivanka, eric, don and tiffany, who said they are excited about this tonight. they are very pumped up. tiffany of course is one of those speaking tonight along with her older brother, don. they have come through to be he

city store. >> who was a william norton? he's the founder of our firm, ww norton and company. interesting man who came out of ohio to new york city. probably as important as he were to the history my firm is that he married a fascinating woman mary norton. in the two of them together founded the firm. mrs. norton was always very much a part of the operation even though he realized that she was never a paid employee because this was the 19 twenties. the firm was founded in 1923. began publishing mostly trade books, the original book an academic slant on because mr. and mrs. norton like to go down to the people's institute which is a adult education branch of the cooper union in new york city. one can imagine mrs. norton talking that mr. norton sleeve saying, someone should publish these lectures. so we originally found that he kept his day job at the import export industry but began to publish these from the people's institute. their first founded at the people's institute press operated under that name for three years. mr. norton taught the public shame big time. three years later 1926 the firm six the firm was r

city of cleveland is a wonderful place to live. they have turned the corner, great things going on in this city. people of northeast ohio and residents of this city are not going to tolerate that. the police chief is not going to tolerate that. deputy chief ed tomba has done a fantastic job in planning this thing and ensuring that everybody is going to go home in the same condition they came to work in or they came -- and include spectators. a lot of people want to come down and see what's going on. we're going to keep every one as safe as we can, men and women of the police department are going to step up and right up to that department, as well as officers literally from all over the country to help us. >> i'm curious, deck, what do you plan for? i know the estimates about the numbers of people that can be there, they are really all over the spectrum. what are you planning for? is there a number, a range? what's the parameters for your department? >> well, nobody can really read tea leaves. what we plan for is to be able to identify whatever the issues are that come up very, very quickly and respond very, very quickly

. >>> nice shots of cleveland, and the city should be very proud of itself. very professional police corps here. state of ohiono problems to speak of outside. everybody treated with respect. very hot today in cleveland. the cops were out there in, you know, 90-degree weather, but they were still pleasant. it really was a credit to the city and people of cleveland, ohio. back of the book segment tonight. donald trump set to give a major address in 90 minutes. it will be good because i read the speech. rudy giuliani, who has written -- not written, per se, but advised some of what should be in his speech, right? >> i have, and i've read it, and it's an excellent speech. >> but you wouldn't say if it was a piece of garbage. you wouldn't say -- >> no, i wouldn't say it was a piece of garbage. i would tell you it's an excellent speech. but in this case i don't have to go to confession on saturday. i'm telling you the truth. that italian guilt. the thing that struck me about the speech is its specificity. he's very specific in how he goes after not too much barack obama, but the democratic party and his opponent, n

that is around downtown cleveland, secret service, along enforcement for the state of ohio, city of cleveland, and they have brought in hundreds of law enforcement from other parts of the country to keep the city and the expected 50,000 people that are visiting because of the convention safe. wrong, democrat in north carolina. good morning. democrat in north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. what are your thoughts on this campaign in 2016? amazing.t is i walked in last night and watched c-span and you are running the previous conventions to 1996. as i watched those conventions and what was going on, i started thinking to myself the same issues that were going on then ,re still here today, and i did after he lost his bid for bysidency, i got to meet him chance. sometimes, we watch the news and we listen to the people that run those campaigns, and as i talked to bob dole, i thought, wow, this never came out during your campaign. if this part of you, the person i am talking to here and now, would have came out, it would have been different for you. look

of knee-jerk city. it's a fan of the football team in ohio somewhere. he started with the house republicans, worked for john boehner,, worked from that romney is presidential campaign ,-com,-com ma the last i've heard here. >> that's the one that didn't take off. kevin is also the father of three sons and i can attest from the video that one of them has a of a backswing. jamie south is our political correspondent for south carolina. she has been there -- he started the rock hill herald, in upstate south carolina, also mcclatchy paper. she is covered in south carolina politics from senate races, presidential primaries. she has covered the charleston shooting last year, the confederate flag controversy. she is one of them must follow political reporters in the key primaries. jamie south who is in twins, both boys. jim mauro, veteran political correspondent for the charlotte observer has covered colorful characters and jesse helme to john edwards. anything that happens in cleveland is just not a surprise to him. he has seen it all. a lot of great battlegro

let's start off with what this means for the city of cleveland and ohio open carry.ave the new black panther party is the latest saying they'll be showing and carrying firearms for self-defense during the demonstrations in cleveland. how concerned are you that these protests could easily turn violent and even deadly? >> first of all, good morning, tom. thanks for having me. ohio is an open-carry state. we've been informed in the city that during the convention we'll have individuals within the event zone who will be exercising their constitutional right to openly carry firearms. in light of dallas last week, that has put the city and law enforcement a little bit more on edge, especially with the fact that we know yesterday obviously the black panthers came out and said they were going to come here and openly carry. >> certainly this is in contrast to what the nra believes, you know, more guns equal more safety. we know stephen loomis president of the cleve left-hand police association is urging people not to take guns anywhere near cleveland's downtown during the con

announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, northern mariana islands cast nine votes trump. ms. hudson: ohio. 66 delegates. cleveland, the city welcome to ohio, the host of the republican national convention. o-h! let's give it an of residentsher proudly casting 66 votes for governor john kasich. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, ohio, 66 votes kasich. [cheers and applause] .s. hudson: oklahoma 43 delegates with the following bound delegates. 13 trump. >> good evening. my name is pam. i am the chairman of the republican party for the great state of oklahoma. [cheers and applause] >> as the second home to speaker paul and janna ryan, oklahoma is the heartland of america and the reddest state in the union. oklahoma has a heritage of strong and conservative leadership, electing republicans to every congressional and statewide office with super majorities in both state legislative chambers. oklahoma is proud to produce and supply the energy and agriculture that fuels this country and the world. this november, oklahoma will take up the mantle once more

. >> you want to walk a line, and you are the mayor of the great city of the city of cleveland, ohio.you don't want the image that this is some kind of an armed fortress. >> the challenge g when there are external things that happen, but that's part of being successful when you want to -- you want something of this magnitude, you have to deal with it. >> you have a busy few days. >> oh, yes, we do. >> good to have you here. >> thank you for having us here, by the way. >>> we will take a turn and go to the weather. al, you lived in cleveland for a while. >> i did for five years. the food scene, the economics, it's just a terrific major world class city. let's also show you things are heating up here, and things are heating up around the country, and we're talking about a huge dome of high pressure that is going to expand 130 million people will be expected heat of 100 degrees or more. today, 106 in little rock. 96 in atlanta. 102 in tampa. tomorrow, st. louis you will shreveport, 105. and relatively high humidities. these are air temperatures. des moines by friday, 100. 102 in st. loui

of cleveland, a democrat, frank jackson, is speaking right now. interesting that he has decided to welcome all these republicans to his beautiful city. the republican governor of ohiohis convention. that's caused quite a bit of stir among republican circles, but this is the democratic mayor of cleveland who's speaking right now. hillary clinton's e-mail controversy, the benghazi killings, will almost certainly be major lines of attack during this republican convention. so, how will the democrats respond? what else will they be doing this week? congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz is the chair of the democratic national committee. she happens to be here in cleveland with me right now. >> just a coincidence. >> you're supposed to be in philadelphia getting ready for the democratic convention, but you and a whole team from the dnc have come here to make hillary clinton's case. >> yes. the democratic national committee and hillary for america have come for this entire week to the republican national convention to make the case that everything you'll hear on this stage, the american people know that we are better than this, better than the divisive, unqualified, unpre

that is around downtown cleveland, secret service, along enforcement for the state of ohio, city of clevelandand they have brought in hundreds of law enforcement from other parts of the country to keep the city and the expected 50,000 people that are visiting because of the convention safe. wrong, democrat in north carolina. good morning. democrat in north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. what are your thoughts on this campaign in 2016? amazing.t is i walked in last night and watched c-span and you are running the previous conventions to 1996. as i watched those conventions and what was going on, i started thinking to myself the same issues that were going on then ,re still here today, and i did after he lost his bid for bysidency, i got to meet him chance. sometimes, we watch the news and we listen to the people that run those campaigns, and as i talked to bob dole, i thought, wow, this never came out during your campaign. if this part of you, the person i am talking to here and now, would have came out, it would have been different for you. look a

only contributions to the world, but his contributions back to the city of cleveland. ♪ ♪ >> now on booktv, a literary tour of cleveland, ohioth the help of our local cable partner, charter communications. next, we speak with case western reserve university professor katherine lavelle about her book, "money and banks and the american political system." >> well, the title of the book is "money and banks in the american political system," and i decided to write it because i was living in washington, and i was actually working on another book about the imf and the world bank and the american congress. and the financial crisis happened. and what i found as a result of that was that there was a pretty big gap in the literature just for anyone who is educated and wanted to follow the crisis about how and why different institutions were responding. so why was the federal reserve doing this. why was congress involved with the t.a.r.p. why was the president involved or not involved. and then we had an election, and things changed again when new appointees came in. so because of that experience, i had decided to put it all and draw a

of the dedelegation has n impacted. they have been supportive with working at the hotel and with our staff. fire, we'reto the staying in a lovely city called sandusky, two miles west of the convention. sandusky, ohioevery day, the california delegation has been taking a 12-bus convoy the 60 miles into the city with a police as court. i have seen a lot of wonderful, beautiful ohio landscapes. city.dusky is a nice amy: we are going to leave it there. i want to think charles moran of log cabin republicans. alana jochum andalana jochum, in -- and alana jochum, executive director of the quality ohio. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org -- "breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presididency." i'm amy goodman. where are the african-american delegates? the lowest number of black delegates in a century. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "i'm an alien" by rebel diaz. democracy now! interviewed the bronx-based duo protesting outside of the republican national convention earlier this week. yes, we are "breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presidency." democracy now! is in cleveland, ohio, covering the republican national convention from the inside out, from the streets to the corporate

of this convention, northern mariana islands cast nine votes, trump. >> ohio, 66 delegates. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome to cleveland, the city of champions. [ cheering ] >> and welcome to ohio, the host of the republican national convention. all right, guys, let's give it an o-h! >> ohio proudly casts its six votes to governor john kasich! [ cheers and applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, ohio, 66 votes, kasich. >> oklahoma, 43 delegates for the following bound delegates. 13, trump. >> good evening. my name is pam pawler. i'm the chairman of the republican party for the great state of oklahoma! [ cheers and applause ] >> as the second home to speaker paul and jena ryan, oklahoma is the heartland of america and the reddest state in the union. oklahoma has a heritage of strong and conservative grassroots leadership electing republicans to every congressional and statewide office with super majorities in both state legislative chambers. oklahoma is proud to produce and supply the energy and agriculture that fuels and feeds this country and the world, and this november, oklahoma will take up the

supporters are suing the city of san jose accusing police of doing nothing as protestors attacked them outside a downtown rally. now authorities insist that won't happen in cleveland ohio where the republican national convention will be held next week. kpix 5's maria medina is live at mcenery convention center in san jose with more on the suit and the security plan in ohio. >> reporter: they are hoping for a much different story next week in cleveland ohio but back here in san jose, 14 people are suing the police chief, the mayor and the city of san jose basically saying you failed to protect us. remember this scene last month outside of the rally. it made national headlines. trump supporters were forced outside of the rally right into a group of violent protestors. police just watched. san jose police criticized for not being aggressive enough. now, looking ahead to the republican national convention, in cleveland ohio next week, they are saying again, they are preparing for a much different story. they are prepared for unruly protestors and chaos. and they are ramping up security especially with the shootings of five dallas police officers on their minds. >> i am con

of northwestern ohio. even a few showers almost under the northern tips of west virginia there. the bulk of that rain chance arrives here in the city in about 11 hours. that puts it in here around 3:00, 4:00, this afternoon. here's future weather to time that out. noon today, storms firing up near frostburg, and that rain coming into the metro. between 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 this evening. keep that in mind. today will be a warm one for sure. near 95 tomorrow, another day in the 90s. slightly lower chance for rain tomorrow as rain chance only 30% and here comes the heat, everybody. wednesday is the only day out of the next ten where we're not likely to make it into the 90s and as we get toward friday and saturday, jack taylor we may be looking at temperatures near 100 degrees. nobody is going to like that. >> it's too hot. i don't know what you are bringing it back from atlanta for. thank a lot. the suitland parkway remains closed between branch avenue and alabama avenue. over night investigation. 202 southbound after 704 the paving project still going on, right lanes getting you by there. also we've got our accident down 95 southbound, t

of this. no one suffers alone. in ohio we're told that 200,000 people are now struggling with adduction. that's the size of a major city in ohio. many ayou addicted with parents. we're told that 30% of all kids in ohio 2340r in custody of the state are there because their parents are opioid users. among infants, that number is 70%. 70% of the infants who are in custody of the state in ohio are there because their parents are opioid users. i call that an epidemic. it's driving up crime, as i said. in marion, ohio, the police chief said, "all of the property crimes we have -- the shoplift, theft shall robberies -- all go back to one thing, and that's heroin. that's a quote from him. he says, "this epidemic makes him and other law enforcement officials feel like they're in an ocean without a life jacket." that's what we're trying to do with cara is to provide that life jacket. it's not the silver bullet. it won't solve all the problems. washington is not going to solve this problem. it is going to be solved in our communities and in our hearts. but this will help make the federal government a much better partner with stat

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of the railroads. today it is ohio's most second populous city. with the help of charter communications, as cleveland prepares to host the convention, we take a look back at the history. we visit the crawford auto aviation museum to find out by it lost the distinction of the motor city. became the city where high-end automobiles were built. there was a lot of wealth in the the. so, the vehicles being built here were primarily vehicles for the wealthy. happens, find out what -- music and politics collide at the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >> congress put together the list of the filthy 15. kind of public enemies number one through 15 in terms of making the case that rock 'n roll has to be controlled, censored. it led to warning labels being put on cds. these talk to artist, songs, they were not that outrageous. >> plus we take a look at to pass conventions in cleveland. in the rear book room of the cleveland history center, one of the sites in cleveland. what we are looking at today is some of the artifact we will be using an upcoming exhibition call

convention, this weekend, c-span city c-span city tour along with our charter communication cable partner will explore the history and literary life of cleveland, ohio. a book to be, we'll talk with arthur john grabowski as he explores transportation shaped the city's identity. then. then we'll visit the cleveland public library and explore its hughes collection relating to the poet, playwright and social activists while he lived in cleveland. >> it was a central that he developed his love of writing was introduced to the work of carl sandberg and walt whitman through his teacher, ms. weimer. he also composed a kind of famous with who susanna jones was read. >> on american history tv will visit the cleveland history center and take power the power politics exhibit with curia raider highlighting items in the collection relating to the ohio presidential election in cleveland's past medical conventions. we will then tour the crawford aviation museum with curator transportation, derek moore. we'll hear why cleveland was like the motor city before detroit. >> the key location of cleveland we are on lake erie which is one of the great lakes, great shippin

unspecified changes to the security plan, which will draw on about one third of the city's officers and reinforcements from across ohiont of the union wrote to his officers and several state union leaders have contacted me by e-mail regarding dallas and expressed their extreme concern for us during the rnc. not that we developed a universal plan of action during these conversations, but i feel there will be one soon. and here in huntington convention center, one republican man and one republican woman from each of the 50 states are hammering out the party platform. whatever they agree on tomorrow night will have to be approved by the full convention. >> ultimately, our platform is going to be one which all of our candidates can be proud of. our platform process reflects a unifying approach that considers diverse views held by many republicans in this room, but many republicans across the country. we have 112 delegates giving input and crafting a platform that represents a diversity of voices within our party. >> reporter: back to the matter of security. we understand one of the chief duties of the other officers from

good morning, i'm a super delegate for hillary clinton from the great city of cleveland. great state of ohio gives me pleasure to be a part of this historic moment. my first dimension was 2006 and had an opportunity to be a part of the convention to help nominate the first african-american president. i'm looking forward to doing it again to nominate the first beam of president. i'm excited about that. go ohio. go hillary. fromllo, i'm a delegate the san fernando valley and los i'mles, telefonica supporting hillary. i cannot be more excited to support the first e-mail candidate for president. i care about women's issues and italy's politics and i know she is the most qualified. i cannot be more excited. >> i'm here at the ohio delegation. the supreme court is the most important issue for me. the supreme court can last 10-20-30 years. who do we want to shape the laws. and our policies for the next generation. >>, district delegate from california. congressional district 22. my delegate a spirit has been eye-opening. i feel like i'm witnessing the democracy. i do not feel included or that my vo

announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, northern mariana islands casts 9 votes trump. >> ohio, 66 delegates. [cheers] >> welcome to cleveland, the city of champions. [ cheers ] >> welcome to ohio, the host of the republican national convention. [cheers] . >> all right, guys, let's give it an o-h! >> ohio! >> proudly cast 66 votes for governor john kasich! [cheers and applause] . >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, ohio, 66 votes, kasich. [cheers] >> oklahoma, 43 delegates of the following bound delegates. 13 trump. good evening, my name is pam pollard, i'm the chairman of the republican party for the great state of oklahoma. [ cheers ] >> as the second home to speaker paul and janet ryan, oklahoma is the heartland of america, and the reddest state in the union. [ cheers ] >> oklahoma has a heritage of strong and conservative grassroots leadership, electing republicans through every ngres office with supermajorities in both state legislative chambers. oklahoma is proud to produce and supply the energy and agriculture in the world. this november, oklahoma will take up the mantle once more

match today between the trump campaign and governor of ohio, john kasich, who is not going to be here, who was one of trump's rivals, who is in the cityt is not coming into the hall because he says i'm not sure i can even vote for trump. where are we on the unity issue? >> it's still an open question. you have manager and more republicans coming to donald trump simply because he is not hillary clinton. you're hearing that messaging often, paul ryan saying this is a binary choice, hillary clinton or donald trump. so, you're hearing more of that. but there are still a lot of folks staying away from the convention because they don't want to be tied closely to donald trump, they're worried about their own re-elections back home, and that is represented by a small faction of these never trump people who are in the hall today. they can't stop donald trump from being the nominee, but they can protest, they can have theatrics, they can show that there is still some of that division within the party. but i think that's mostly among the politicians. we'll get polls largely, a lot of republican voters believe that donald trump is rightly the nom

of inner-city black youth. i feel that the lack of education and such schools and school systems has been neglected for too long. improved my city, cincinnati ohio. there are, the graduation loads are low -- rates are low in literacy is low. i'm 17 years old and the interest member of the california delegation. i'm placing bernie sanders and i got involved in the delegate process because i was inspired by my grandfather who was an organizer. it has led me to really fight and for theright voices of those who are not voiced and that is what i'm doing at the convention in the hoping to represent the youth. delighted to be at the convention. my first convention. for hillaryrking for eight years. that's why i'm here. it is my passion. i'm from ohio. i'm a delegate for bernie and 21. this is my first convention. on the state director of college students for bernie and i'm really excited to be here. my generation and the millennials, we are about the same size of the baby boomers and is important for us to show up. we are having a great time at the convention and looking forward to the rest of it. >> voices from the road on c-span. >> each week until t

he is a product of new york city, fan of the football team in ohio somewhere, he is working with johntt romney's presidential campaign. you get to work on that. kevin is also the father of 3 sons and i can attest from the video that one of them has a helluva backswing. jamie is a political correspondent for columbia, south carolina, columbia state, she started at the rock hill harrell in south carolina, covered stories in south carolina politics from senate races, presidential primaries, covered the charleston shooting last year, the confederate flag controversy, she is one of the must follow political reporters in the key primary states who is expecting twins, both boys, and jim moral, veteran political correspondent for the charlotte observer has covered colorful characters from jesse helms to john edwards so anything that happens in cleveland, he has seen a lot of great battleground elections in north carolina for the presidency. we had your two, your three and i have three sons so we have 21/2 horses, two full basketball teams, we need one more for the football squad. we will talk

only contributions to the world but his occupations that to the city of cleveland. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now a booktv a literary tour of cleveland, ohio help of our local cable partner charter communications. next we speak with professor kathryn lavelle about her book "money and banks in the american political system." >> the title of the book is money and banks in the american political system. i decided to write it because i was living in washington and i was working on another book about the imf and world bank and the american congress. financial crisis happened. what i found as a result of that was that it was a pretty big gap in the literature is for anyone who is educated and wanted to follow the crisis about how and why different institutions were responding. so why was the federal reserve doing this, why was congress involved with the tarp? why was the president involved are not involved? we had an election and things changed again. because of that expense i decided to try to put it all and draw a map in one accessible place where people could understand looking to the future how the political system works in this area and now

tomorrow, parts of missouri and iowa and quad cities. careful in the ohio river valley. e last thing, hot temperatures and people under heat advisories. if you are dealing with the heat it stays with us. and no signs of it leaving in the east and southern plains. >> thank you for that report. >> three years after the murder of his girlfriend. oscar pistorias is sentenced to it six years in prison. is this case finally over or could the appeal be in the works? >> hillary clinton moving away from the e-mail investigation and taking on donald trump's business record in atlantic city. what she is saying in front of his old casino. >> his excuse for the failure is that atlantic city went downhill and not his fault. but don't believe it. his business bes were failing long before the rest of the town was struggling. . . . -of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients.

city around. >> i'm excited to see people downtown. just look around the ohio city neighborhood it's hip it's happening with all kinds of bars and restaurants. cleveland is emerging as a leader in the biomedical world and young people are moving here. >> i come in contact with a lot of people moving from places like new york and philadelphia and chicago. they're moving here because our rents are still relatively low compared to most places and we're -- we are a city that's growing and we have so many amenities now. >> reporter: and now the republicans are in town. yes, clevelanders are anxious about protests but convinced their police can handle it. >> i'm not saying nothing will happen but even if it does it will be land in a classy way. >> reporter: the they agree the convention will be good for their city. the people of cleveland are less sure if donald trump will be good for the nation. >> i like people who can show their opinions. i just think he could be a little more articulate and caring in the way that he presents himself. >> i said some friends if trump becomes president i'll probable have to move to canada but i can't 'cause i ca

ohio delegation this morning. the most important issue to me is education. education of inner-city black youth. i feel the lack of education in to school system has a lot improve. specifically in cincinnati, ohio, my town. there is a lot of -- graduation rates are low. theselly we can get issues fixed and solved. >> i am 17-years-old, the young is member of the california delegation. i pledged to bernie sanders and got involved in the delegate process because i am inspired by grandfather who was with the united farm workers was cesar chavez which led me to fight for voices are not voiced and that is what i'm doing at the convention in helping to represent the use. is my first convention. i have been working setting for hillary for eight years. why i am here. passion. absolutely. >> my name is morgan johnson, i am from ohio. a delegate for burning and i am 20 one years old. this is my first convention. i am the state director of bernie.students for my generation of millennials is now about the same size of the baby boomers. i am looking forward to the rest of the convention. announcer: on the >>

of specialized police units. the city also created heightened security event zones around the convention area. adding to the challenges there ohios an open carry state people outside of the secure zone can lawfully bring guns. >> we had protests in the city in the past and we have a system in place that we use to deal with those situations. >> 500 cleveland officers are dedicated to patrolling the convention. another 2500 from across the country will be coming there to help. >>> i'll be in cleveland covering the republican national convention for you. you can look for my live reports next week. >>> and tonight getting a first look at the speakers lined up for the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. first lady michelle obama and senator bernie sanders will help kick off the convention on monday night. then on tuesday, former ready bill clinton is expected to talk about his wife's work for children and families. wednesday night features speeches from president obama and vice-president biden about working together and on thursday night chelsea clinton will speak before her mom officially accepts her party's nominat

of accidental death in the country, surpassing car accidents. and it's getting worse. it's only july, and already, in some ohio cities, we've had more people die from overdoses than in all of 2015. and as tragic as that is, it's only part of the problem. in addition to those we've lost to overdoses, there are millions more across the country who are sufferingwho have lost a job, broken relationships with their family and friends, or turned to crime to pay for their drugs. in ohio alone, some 200,000 people are struggling with addiction. the numbers are overwhelming. and behind the numbers are shattered dreams. holly derae from carrollton, ohio was a talented singer and a good student; she was elected to her high school homecoming court and prom court. but at 19 years old, on a whim, she tried heroin with her boyfriend. she became addicted. her mom got her into treatment, but after a year of sobriety, the grip of addiction took over. she relapsed, and died of a heroin overdose. she was just 21 years old, and left behind an infant son. robby brandt was a sophomore in high school in olmsted falls, ohio, when he had his

of specialized police units. the city also created heightened security event zones around the convention area. adding to the challenges there ohios an open carry state people outside of the secure zone can lawfully bring guns. >> we had protests in the city in the past and we have a system in place that we use to deal with those situations. >> 500 cleveland officers are dedicated to patrolling the convention. another 2500 from across the country will be coming there to help. >>> i'll be in cleveland covering the republican national convention for you. you can look for my live reports next week. >>> and tonight getting a first look at the speakers lined up for the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. first lady michelle obama and senator bernie sanders will help kick off the convention on monday night. then on tuesday, former ready bill clinton is expected to talk about his wife's work for children and families. wednesday night features speeches from president obama and vice-president biden about working together and on thursday night chelsea clinton will speak before her mom officially accepts her party's nominat

city up. people in northeast ohio, residents of this city take tremendous pride.is tremendous city to live around tremendous group of people. doesn't come here with your agendas think you will tear our stuff up. we will not allow it, police officers will not allow it and citizens will not allow it. martha: i i have a agree with y. police officers out on the streets are wonderful to all of us and working us hard to keep this safe and keep it open as you point out to allow people to protest. yesterday we were blocked off in the street. as soon as protest goes by we can open the gate and let everybody continue on the way. >> it is just tremendous. california highway patrol is here. guys on bicycles going down euclid avenue. you would have thought it was lebron james. people cheering and that is the vast majority, silent of majority of people out here. martha: thank you very much have. good work. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> we'll take a quick break and be right back. when kevin jorgesn needs light, he trusts duracell quantum because it lasts longer. ♪ (dur

you're the mayor of a great city of cleveland, ohio.u want this place to be safe for the convention but you don't want the image people take away on television that this is an armed fortress. >> it's a challenge. we knew when we asked for a convention that we would have these challenges. of course these challenges get magnified when there are external things that happen, but that's part of being successful when you want something and you want something of this magnitude, you just have to deal with it. >> you have a busy few days. >> good to have you here. thanks for having us here. we'll take a turn and go to weather and al is here. you lived in cleveland for a while. >> i did. five years. a great city. i've seen this thing just blow up as far as the food scene, the economics. it's just a terrific major world class city. let's also show you things are heating up here. things are heating up around the country. we're talking about a huge dome of high pressure that's going to expand. 130 million people will expect heat indices of 100 degre

convention coverage from cleveland this % week, mo rocca shows you the areas and sights of sounds in the ohio cityghborhoods. mo, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. greetings from cleveland. this city was originally called the forest city. then it was known as the best location in the nation. then, for a time, it became lake. clevelanders don't like to hear that and i'm not making it up, it's a fact. with you clooelveeveland is bac enjoying a renaissance. i like this city and i hope you like this piece. it's a very big summer for cleveland. before the quicken loans arena was transformed to host the republic national convention, it was a sight of a long awaited sports championship for this city. so congratulations to the lake erie monsters! >> score! >> that is right paep the lake erie monsters, winners of the american hockey league's calder cup. oh, right the cleveland cavaliers had a strong season too. but their victory came a week late in oakland, california. >> cleveland rocks. cleveland rocks. ♪ >> reporter: cleveland does rock. which is why 30 years ago, it r rock & roll hall of famer b

of the drivers. drivers don't care. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> cleveland, ohio. a lot of voters care what is going on there. that city is in the spotlight. thousands of republicans are descending upon cleveland. >> this is a live look at the city. the republican convention gets underway in a few hours. after sunday's police shooting there's a big focus on security this morning. >> nbc tracie potts reports from inside the secure zone where donald trump plans to accept his party's nomination. >> reporter: nearly four miles of steel fencing surround the convention site. after sunday's shooting in louisiana, cleveland's police union wants governor kasich to temporarily suspend ohio's open carry gun law downtown to protect more than 5,000 officers. kasich says he can't. >> it makes sense. it's common sense. we're not trying to, you know, take away anybody's rights. >> reporter: protests have been peaceful. >> we're not going to tolerate violence of any kind. >> reporter: in an interview with "65 minutes" donald trump suggested they leave their guns at home. >> i have great confidence in law enforcement. >> reporter: president obama calling fo

of southern california and spreading into the ohio valley. the peak of it is heading over the central plains here from kansas city to st. louis. they will feel like 110 to 115 today. it is opressivly humid. many people under watches or warnings. 41 million people under excessive heat warnings today. that's a huge chunk of the population. this is tropical storm darby. right now it has 65 miles per hour winds and roughly about 400 miles away at the current time. it takes the storm towards hawaii and brush past temperatures in the northwest will be warming up slightly this weekend. we have a tropical storm, heat, thunderstorms, pretty much everything. >> a little frightening. >> yeah. >>> now to the other story make headlines. head of dade county telling why an officer shot an unarmed caregiver while he was lying on the ground. police receive add call about a suicidal man walking around with a gun in his hand. he actually had a toy truck. here he is trying to explain the situation to police as he lay on the ground. >> they say the officers did not hear his plea and thought he was being threatened by the patient who they didn't kn

. >>> well, a week ago, we showed you the beautiful city of cleveland, ohio. now it's a week later. ve, inside the wells fargo arena. assi as you can see, it's bathed in blue. >> reminds me of hillary clinton on stage with elizabeth warren. >> we're also talking pancakes because tucker carlson is right there. we'll be talking with tugger. he's interviewing people. >> we got that one interview under our belts. the convention is expected to attract between 50 to 60,000 people, including 6,000 delegates and 15,000 journalists. it's amazing. i think they rounded up the numbers. >> you're leaving out the x factor. they're talking about maybe 30,000 different protesters, as well. >> protesters? >> meanwhile, at two minutes after the top of the hour. >> democrats in disarray this morning, just a day away from their convention kickoff in philadelphia, in every way, shape, or form. >> brian, bernie sanders supporters are outraged over the dnc's revealed plot to destroy their, quote, revolutionary candidate. >> doug mcelway is in philly where the frustration is at the tipping point and it's go

of police officers in this city, including many on bikes, be flexible to to get anywhere quickly. and there are cameras throughout the city to give complete situational awareness. all of this taking place in ohio, an open carry state. where citizens are allowed to carry guns in public spaces without a permit. >> there's a bushmaster predator. >> reporter: but even this second amendment advocate warned that people should not bring guns when the convention starts. >> i don't encourage anyone to come down here tomorrow carrying if you have no need to. >> pierre, we know there was some confusion in dallas after the police shootings, because of the open carry law there. a push by some now to try to change it, at least temporarily, in ohio. >> it's not going to happen. the governor says he can't suspend the constitution on short notice. >> pierre, thank you. >>> and we should note, for the 17th time in office, president obama addressing a domestic mass shooting, calling anyone that targets law enforcement a coward. >> we need to be loud and clear, nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. >> i want to bring in jonathan karl, who is here in the convention hall. hard to believe, we were just

wonderful city of cleveland and state of ohio where incidentally the police are going doing a wonderful job. he could be gracious. he is the governor here. >> i hear you. i brought up with the delegates here. they are fine. is he out and about appearances in cleveland. it is very odd. that's the feeling of pretty much everybody else here that he wouldn't show up and do that gracious move and stand up on stage, welcome everybody to ohio, regardless of his feelings. but, you know, there is some deeply entrenched differences and ted cruz's story tonight is number one of those. people are dug. in the unification effort is on but not going all that well. >> dug in now wait until it's democrat versus republican. >> you bet, greta. >> 24 hours from now donald trump will take the convention stage that's right behind me. you can bet he will take aim at secretary hillary clinton and trump is banking on a post convention boost in the polls. mr. herman cain goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. happy to be here. >> is donald trump going to get a big bounce out of this con

damaging winds are the threat but heavy rain is expected as well, up to 3" of rain in cities from best to washington, dc. >> in ohioefighters rescuing motorists stranded in high water and they need rescuing pulling two people to safety when their boat flipped and they ended up in the water. everyone was okay. >> when it is hot and humid you have to do this, a bear took a dip in a pool at a los angeles area home to get away from the 90-plus pete and the woman who shot the video stayed >> that is "weather now." >> disguises are common during bank robberies but one when the extra mile, authorities on staten island are looking for a man who robbed a bang using a silver handgun while wearing a silver and black formal dress, silver high heels, a black hat and sunglasses. surveillance video caught him shedding the outfit at a deli. >> date is set, when the official tribute for prince will take place. >> a new honor for harvey milk, the way the united states navy the way the united states navy will on the lake ga >> the abc7 news app on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> the family of prince is announcing da

. >> this of course has exploded into this bus tour that hillary clinton is doing through pennsylvania into now ohio, we're now in columbus, ohio. which of course one of the main cities. this is a little bit of a different landscape from some of the places we've been to earlier on the tour. more suburban. more college educated. more affluent than youngstown, ohio and some of the places really hard hit by the steel collapse. but hillary clinton starting her day by speaking to a black church in cleveland, ohio and then stopping to talk to the press where she greeted voters as well. and that is where we heard her first response to this issue and donald trump's comments on captain khan. take a look. >> to launch an attack as he did on captain khan's mother a gold star mother, who stood there on that stage with her husband honoring the sacrifice of their son and who has in the days since spoken out about the overwhelming emotion that any mother would feel as her son was being honored. and then to have trump do what he did, i don't know where the bounds are. >> so there you have it. i was talking to tim ryan, the congressman from ohio yesterday as well. and he talked about