you guys know clarke, right?s the fox news pundit and black yosemite sam who got to loudly proclaim this at the rnc. >> blue lives matter in america. >> larry: let's be 100% clear here. we all agree that blue lives matter. everybody already knows that's true. it's like going to a beyonce concert and holding up a sign that says beyonce is talented. yes. she is. right? everyone agrees with you already. but blue lives matter was never meant to just support cops, it was meant to cynically co-opt the black lives matter slogan in order to shut it down. it's a message to black lives matter and the message is shut the [bleep] up. and everybody in the hall gets to cheer this because a black guys gives them a pass. well this black guy says that pass is revoked. we'll be right back. [crowd cheering] here's how it feels to have america's fastest lte network. here's how it feels to get fifty percent off most national carrier rates too. ♪ so, imagine how it feels to switch to sprint and buy an iphone 6s and get another one fre

because what do you say to sheriff david clarke?e makes a really good point. police are being murdered and it's not just an attack on the police but against our civilization, the rule of law. >> the social contract, as he put it. >> the left is taking sides in effect, with people who threaten it. and clarke calls them out on that and so does trump. that is really the choice. which side are you on? that's true. >> i would say a couple of things. the first is i disagree with the trump endorsement, but there were a lot of things that sheriff clarke said that were pretty powerful that i think most americans would agree with about we got to play by the rules. we must respect the rule of law. now, i would argue that donald trump is not a rule of law candidate. you've seen the rule of law, traditional rule of law republicans -- >> is hillary? >> -- reject donald trump quite significantly. >> only one of them was under threat of indictment by the fbi. >> well, not true. only one of them has had consent decrees signed with the department of

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>> stephen: emilia clark, hi! i'm a huge fan. thank you for being here. >> oh, well, thanks for having me, stephen. >> stephen: i love "the game of thrones" and i can't believe the mother of dragons is here. >> well, i mean, in real life i'm just emilia clark, not the mother of dragons. >> stephen: obviously i know that, yeah. >> in real life, i'm the mother of puppies. >> stephen: oh my god! they're so adorable! how many puppies do you own? >> own? stephen, own? a puppy is not a slave. jakaris! >> stephen: ( screaming ) ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: tonight... stephen welcomes emilia clark, shiri appleby, and a performance by cynthia erivo from "the color purple"! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! thank you so much! you look good, you look good. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: wow, i like the haircut! you look so good! >> stephen: hey! thank you so much! ( cheers and appl

back with me milwaukee county sheriff david clark.m the point of view of law enforcement how do you see this the disclaimer is i watched the whole thing. it is really upsetting. >> sure it is, i'm going to revert back to what i always do in the situation. it's early in the investigation. i will exercise that discipline. we know there is a video out there. there was a police intervention and something obviously went horribly wrong in this situation. but until the facts come out i want to be careful with what i say at this point. deirdre: even with the video sheriff? >> i'm still tired of this phony outrage. that is okay for people to do but i tell you what the people that i see in milwaukee the stuff that goes on in milwaukee. there is no outrage there. and then an individual meets this tragic situation here and i feel bad for the family but i don't know what happen. i feel bad for the officer as well. the phony outrage i had have it with that nonsense. >> i just want to say that the governor is calling for an investigation. here is ou

general clark, your comments and then we'll take a break. it's exactly right. the turkish military is conscript and you can look at tiananmen square in china in '89 and you can look at russia and the former soviet union in '91. you can look at pan nama in '89 whenever things go wrong if the military really means it and they're willing to kill their own people the insurrection is crushed. that's what happened in tiananmen square. on the other end, the military in russia wouldn't attack boris yeltsin and the supporters. and so the 1991 coup fell apart in moscow and we witnessed it on television for those of us that were, you know, around then and watching television, i happened to be at the time an army one star and i was at the national training station and i remember seeing it very clearly on television saying, my goodness, what's going to happen? it is at some point and it does come down to can these coup plotters really control their own forces and will the forces take action against the turkish people? >> also, i think, and correct me if i'm wrong, sometimes

tonight -- maya rudolph -- from "game of thrones" actor michiel huisman -- music from brandy clark --eaturing the 8g band with john tempesta. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] yeah. that's good to hear. let's get to the news. president obama gave a speech this afternoon in which he angrily called out republicans for being too obsessed with his refusal to use the term "radical islam" or as fox news reported it, angry black man spotted talking about radical islam near capitol building. [ light laughter ] a new poll found that donald trump's lead among men and white voters shrunk recently. so now he'll just have to hope he can make up the difference in -- i'm sorry. i'm going try this way, ok. he's going to have to make up the difference with women and minorities. [ laughter and applause ] best of luck to you. [ cheers and applause ] best of luck. happy birthday to donald trump who turns 70 years old today. and this is cool. so did his views on

. >> reporter: producer, kevin clark, of jane o'brien media, says he doesn't condone what happened tot insists he personally had nothing to do with it. >> it is wrong. it's not black and white this reality you're discussing. >> reporter: how is it not black and white? >> there are good things and bad things. >> reporter: you say the good thing is people got money? >> 99% of the people having a good experience. and 1% or less, not. >> reporter: for the 1%, for whom it went wrong, if that's a fair number, i'll take your word, it went very wrong. yes. i would assume there's recourse so that. >> reporter: clark has a website taking apart the documentary point-by-point. >> he coached me through the whole thing, saying it would be better for publicity. >> reporter: clark put "nightline" in touch with several other tickling models who told us they had a good experience with jane o'brien media. is jane o'brien media a legit company? >> jane o'brien media is a legit company. >> reporter: do you try to blackmail people? >> never. >> reporter: accusing the filmmakers of defamation and invasion o

>> david clarke is an excellent police officer. he is right that black lives matter, their rhetoric is completely out of control. what we're seeing from the white house is some sort of moral equivalent between black lives matter and our police officers. what donald trump wants the american people to know is that african-americans are not under attack. in effect, they make up an equivalent amount of our police forces in america. 13% black population united states and approximately 13% of the police force. david clarke is an excellent example of that and one of the tragic victims in baton rouge was a wonderful african-american officer. this breakdown is what donald trump will talk about and barack obama, with his couch language, with blm and our police officers, which is flat out unacceptable. >> that is absurd. we're at a moment in the country where donald trump, david clarke, all of these speakers on a night when we're talking about make america safe again need to be bringing this country together. you hint around, it's almost maca

clark was not hit. she was out of the hospital. it may have been as a result of hostility for whites and cops. >>> at 7:45 this morning on washington avenue, police say a man walked up to a young woman and sprayed her with mace or pepper spray and then tried to get her into a car. the suspect is described as black, 25 to 40, about 5'10", goatee and glasses. police say he was dragging the woman by her feet when someone else tried to rescue her. >> a good samaritan was driving by, stopped to intervene. as he was attempting to get her into his car, the good samaritan was pepper sprayed or maced, as well. a struggle ensued. and he kept getting pepper sprayed by the suspect. eventually the suspect decided to leave. >> that suspect drove away in a silver nissan. both the woman and passerby who helped her were treated for chemical exposure to the face. >>> a former de la salle high school quarterback died. he was in the military ranger school in georgia. the army says that second lieutenant michael per rose of walnut creek died yesterday

>> stephen: emilia clark, hi! i'm a huge fan. you for being here. >> oh, well, thanks for having me, stephen. >> stephen: i love "the game of thrones" and i can't believe the mother of dragons is here. >> well, i mean, in real life i'm just emilia clark, not the mother of dragons. >> stephen: obviously i know that, yeah. >> in real life, i'm the mother of puppies. >> stephen: oh my god! they're so adorable! how many puppies do you own? >> own? stephen, own? a puppy is not a slave. jakaris! >> stephen: ( screaming ) ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: tonight... stephen welcomes emilia clark, shiri appleby, and a performance

it's all next. >>> i'm john clark from csn. we found out late this afternoon that ryan matthews hurt his ankle while training last week. he's been placed on the nonfootball injury list. he's had a history of injuries. hopefully this one is not serious. eagles veterans arriving this afternoon. the first full squad workout is tomorrow. nigel bradham did report. and he will practice tomorrow. he was arrested for assault in miami earlier this week. but head coach doug peterson does not expect him to be released. here is doug on how many times he has talked to the team about off-the-field expectations. >> you always lay out your expectations, what to expect on the football field and off the football field. you have to make more smart decisions. we're in a high-profile business. being in the city of philadelphia, things get magnified a little bit. >> with the entire team practicing together for the first time tomorrow, doug peterson is going to run his training camp a lot like andy reid did. there will be more hitting than there was

clark found bessie worthy of a job job but refused to consider her for a fellowship because he did not want to encourage her to pursue a career teaching law that simply did not exist for a woman. they assured clark that bessie was, in his words, quote, quote a levelheaded girl who knew some things in this world must be taken as they are ". with her fate determined by the two deans, bessie accepted a research position with yale law professor ernest lorenz and. an an expert in comparative law and conflicts. while in new haven, bessie impressed both lorenz and and a widely popular young faculty member, william o douglas. the future supreme court justice. with their health their health bessie overcame dean clark's earlier opposition and she became the first woman awarded yells sterling fellowship for graduate study. with her yale doctorate, bessie moved to washington for a new opportunity. she applied she applied for a job at the tennessee valley authority which congress had just created and realized fdr's new deal vision of supplying electricity to the balance most impoverished residents.

>> dave clark. >> let's listen to dave clark. >> ladies and gentlemen, i would like to make somethingclear -- blue lives matter in america. >> that line got a big response, on the floor, on the bottom. not allot after that. what did you think? >> that was a great moment. the entire night was a rollercoaster. you have women in the room bawling on camera. you had this buildup where you had emotional speeches, where people were crying. you went up to the giuliani speech, where people were roused and ready to cheer. it was a rollercoaster of the night. >> do you think that the bar was set low for speakers? easy achievement or no? >> the bar was set low. donald trump set the bar when he won the nomination, saying you're going to have tom brady and actors and mike tyson and tim tebow. and it would be an extraordinary expose of the actors in the world. and it wasn't that. the most talented person in the -- not the world, but tonight, shows the disorganization. you have a female rising star who is the first female republican elected from the state of iowa. she's military. >> maybe she should

sheena, i'm john clark. we're going to hear from ben simmons on his summer league success and one of the golden state awarriors is arrested. that's next. . >>> hey, i'm john clark. center jahlil okafor is not happy that he's unhappy that the sixers tried to trade him. i'm hammy where i am, big season for us, philly. how about ben simmons. the sixers will play their next summer league game. last night in vegas he was fantastic, 18 points and his passing unbelievable. dan valentine said he's the mini lebron. ben can drive to the basket and last night he set out to improve his jump shot. >> made it a point i would come out and shoot jumpers. stepped out of my comfort zone and that's how you grow that and feel i definitely did that in this game. >> how do you evaluate the way you shot the ball? >> shot pretty well. had a few misses but we came out and a lot of dead legs out there but we tried to play through it. >> he passed the test. tim duncan is retiring after 19 seasons with the spurs and five nba titles he'

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and tom clark says, tom clark says, to president johnson, all my goodness, is there anything i can do? president johnson says, while he he is, i don't know, but i will tell you this, if you are not on the court then that would make my worry go away. this conflict of interest thing goes right out the window. but i'm not telling you what to do tom, that's your only boy, that's your only son, know you love him. and so tom clark went home and surprised his family said, everybody, i'm stepping stepping down from the court and all of a sudden there is a vacancy andfre lyndon johnson, he did not even tell other senators, he wanteded it to be a surprise, unlike in today's environment you know if it's leaked out, no it didn't happen with thurgood marshall, it really was a stealth a stealth appointment, very quiet, very surreptitious, and he just moments before he had walked ou, into the rose garden he had called some senators and said i'm the president i'm appointing thurgood marshall, right now. click and he and he would hang up the phone, no time for rebuttal. all of mr. president, wait a mi

sheriff clarke, do you agree with that?t are you seeing from your standpoint. >> here's what i see. i think there's an elephant in the room that too many people want to talk around. it's where we go when we're dealing with these deadly encounters between young, black males and police, and i think it's a good time to transition back to what the real problem is and just ask yourself, what leads to so many instances of interactions between young, black males and police in urban centers? it's crime. who are police after? criminals. ask yourself, who is overrepresented in involvement in violent crime? young, black males. now, that may be an ugly truth, but it's still the truth. but too many people want to focus on changing police tactics and police behavior, something that i believe works, by the way. nobody wants to talk about the flawed lifestyle choices and behavior of too many young, black males, things like gang and drug involvement and weapons violations. those things are going to increase the risk of a deadly encounter. b

administrators say he fired into a police suv last saturday night after sergeant clark was involved in an accident and was still dazed from the crash and trapped inside because of the air bags deployed. suspect may have been inspired by the antipolice sentiment and the recent kills of police in dallas and baton rouge. suspect was tracked to stockton where he barricaded himself inside a home before finally suffer rending. >>> in monterey county

i'm dave clark. let's check with mark tamayo working hard on the map in his office. >> every time i up date the forecast, i bring up the temperatures a little bit more. you can see lasalle, a deck of overcast, probably more than yesterday. looking at this, you know it's going to be cooler than a thursday and today will be cooler. you get an idea of the direction. lots of clouds and fog. coastal fog, hot numbers inland. warmest location will be close to 100 degrees this afternoon. here is a look at the current numbers out there san francisco, 53. hayward is 56. mountain view, san jose, walnut creek. here is the plan this morning. areas of fog. this afternoon, cool, coast, hot inland. temperatures a big range out there by 4:00. 62 all the way to 100 degrees. as i mentioned, most areas a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. livermore was 102. and rafael, forecast high of 83 degrees. we'll talk more about the cooler forecast with the weekend outlook. sal is standing bit >> mark, it has not changed th

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i'm john clark. we're right back. i survived breast cancer.ors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> humidity going to be creeping back up there, huh? >> it is, slowly. so today's very comfortable. humidity makes such a big difference outside. tomorrow, though, humidity goes up a little bit. so do the temperatures. 88 degrees tomorrow. mostly dry wednesday. we could see some showers over mostly west of philadelphia on wednesday. not everybody near 90 degrees. hot and more humid wednesday. even more humid thursday and friday. mid 90s. we could be feeling close to 100 again by the end of this week. and then by saturday that cou

honeywell, kimberly-clark reporting at the end of the range.ess and the stock market post-brexit have been strong, that might lead the federal reserve to have a big position ahead of the stock market ahead of that meeting? we sure don't want it. we have been telling subscribers to keep it back in the string. did it again today. i don't want to follow the leader. did you listen to donald trump this weekend? he is threatening to pull out of the world trade organization. did you hear about the repeal of nafta? >> it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or frankly any other country. never, ever again. >> is trump trying to kill the majority earnings of the steel industry and make it the estimates slashed for the earnings of american companies? if trump does what he says he is going to do? that is what you are going to get. trump is an outright protectionist. that is bad for business. he is railing about this plant being shut down so a new one can open up in mexico. that is one of the reasons th

. ♪ >> stephen: emilia clark, hi! i'm a huge fan.ng here. >> oh, well, thanks for having me, stephen. >> stephen: i love "the game of thrones" and i can't believe the mother of dragons is here. >> well, i mean, in real life i'm just emilia clark, not the mother of dragons. >> stephen: obviously i know that, yeah. >> in real life, i'm the mother of puppies. >> stephen: oh my god! they're so adorable! how many puppies do you own? >> own? stephen, own? a puppy is not a slave. jakaris! >> stephen: ( screaming ) ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: tonight... stephen welcomes emilia clark, shiri appleby, and a performance by cynthvo

i'm dave clark. busy this morning. we are going to check your weather now. steve is off and mark tamayo is just a few feet away >> just a few feet away. we are checking hot temperatures inland. i feel like i'm saying the psalm thing every day. >> it's true. >> it's true. gradual fooling trend as the fog -- cooling trend as the fog comes to the rest ask rest -- rescue. >> temperatures inland will be close to 100 degrees but the beaches, they have been a constant all week long. readings upper 50s to low 60s. the weather pattern has come and it's been static out there but improving air quality for the santa clara valley in terps the ozone. i will say some of the smoke from the fire burning in monterey county has been a factor and could be again today, especially in the south bay and towards the east as well. here is the plan later on this afternoon. 7:00 a.m., 53 to 625 degrees. temperature range begins to expand by 2012 and by 4:00, 62 all the way to right around 100 degrees. these numbers inland cooli

want to leave with sheriff clark? he had some interesting stuff to say. go sheriff. >> ladies and gentlemen, i would like to make something very clear. blue lives matter in america! what we witnessed in ferguson and baltimore and baton rouge was a collapse of a social order so many of the actions of the occupying movement and black lives matter transcends people protest, and violates the code of conduct we rely on. i call it anarchy. >> he's got quite a voice, i think. what a discovery, i think, and it is something we need to hear. talking about the police, not smurfs, when he says blue lives matter. >> he has been affected, too. he has been the leading voice on the pro law enforcement. i'm curious to see what happens in philadelphia, huge massive law enforcement present, when they go to philadelphia, and the black lives matters protesting, all the democratic whose have been pretty antilaw enforce. pointing the finger at cops in these situations. it will be a clash. >> again, you see democrats pointing the finger at cops. i think america loves police offi

clark was alone because she a supervisor. this was an attack on a police. >> activists say they deplore all violence against the police. >> firefighters in southern california are battling more than just flames and now it is drones. our sister station is reporting a forest service source saying drones have been interfering with firefighting efforts, and the aircraft can force officials to call off water drones so they do not collide with drones. it has burned 33,000 acres and soberanes fire has destroyed to seasons. >> quick action by fires in contra costa county is credited with keeping a brushfire from spread beyond 40 acres spreading both sides of highway 4 in hercules yesterday. farm animals were taken away from the danger. it threatened structures including a barn. >> came up to the barn on the other side of us, 5' from the barn and stepped at >> c.h.p. closed the stretch of highway 4 with smoke affecting visibility. >> how did you sleep? we will check out temperatures along the 5069 bay shoreline at san leandro at 54 an

sheriff david clarke. again, thank you for being with us, sir. appreciated. >> my pleasure. >> the manhunt is on, french officials confirm the islamist terrorist behind the massacre in nice had help. or as donald trump returns to the theme "keeping america safe again. " we have the latest on that. ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected with a car that could stop for you. nissan safety shield technologies, available in the altima, sentra and maxima. now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪ ssoon, she'll be binge-studying. get back to great. now get a swiss gear backpack for only $10. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. to make getting here easy. of flight combinations because the hardest part of any trip, should be leaving. expedia. technology connecting you to what matters. ♪ share the joy of real cream... ...with reddi-wip. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard sto

sheriff clarke, can you answer that? >> well, president obama used jumping to conclusions as some sort of mental cal thennics. it's what he does best. some of these statistics he cited, those have been debunked. cops do not shoot black males at two times the rate of whites. as for arrest rates, when you include the participation in crime and in violence that black males are attributed to, that equals out why their numbers are higher in terms of arrest and imprisonments. so he's using faulty data. again, what we want from the president, sean, is we want him to calm the waters. but he's picked the side. he's picked the side of the criminals, of race huftlers and demagogues. this has been the most anti-police president i have ever seen. >> wow. we've got to take a break. we're going to have more of this panel right after the break. >>> coming up next, tonight, you won't believe this right here on "hannity." >> i want to feel sad for them, but i can't help but feeling like the shooter was a martyr. >> a former miss alabama u

sheriff clark, always good to see you. thank you so much for joining us and of course our hearts do go out to all of those families of the fallen officers and to all of your brother officers and sister officers who are on the job every day trying to sacrifice and put their lives on the line for all of us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. and i want to thank fox as well. fox news. you guys have been front and center on this stuff unlike the ho has not made a big deal about this. >> all right. sheriff clark, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. >>> i watched her last night giving a speech that was so average. every tomb i mention her, everyone screams lock her up, lock her up, lock her up. they keep screaming. you know what i do? i've been nice. but after watch that performance last night, such lies. i don't have to be so nice anymore. i'm taking the gloves off. right? yes? take the gloves off. right? just remember this, trump is going to be no more mr. nice guy. >> well, there you go. that from gop nominee donald

i can't get out of the car. >> clark was not hit by gunfire. as for a motive police say the suspect may have been inspired by recent killings of police across the country. >> did he make some statements when he conducted that act that would lead me to believe that it is part of that story a little bit. the overall narrative that's going on nationally. >> oakland police have been pairing up on the streets for safety but patrol supervisors are still solo. sergeant clark is out of the hospital. >> is it's just frightening hearing her on the scanner there. you can just tell how scared she was. eyewitness news still wondering, she just happens to be driving down the street, she happens to get into an accident, this guy just happens to be there, this guy just happens to have a gun, and he just happens to say, hey, there's a police officer who just got into an accident, i'm going to shoot her? >> it all came together. that's exactly what police are saying. they're not providing details but they say he's not exactly from that neighborhood, but he's fro

the sergeant identified is not be a clark, and she was -- nadia clark and she was not hit by the gunfire but suffered injuries from the crash. >>> 31-year-old noah winchester accused of raping mack -- raping five women while on duty. and he left the san mateo police department in february. he had been on leave since october after a criminal investigation was launched, and the alleged -- alleged incident happened between july and october -- alleged incident happened between july and october 2013. >>> a man accused of killing a kindergarten teacher, found beaten and stabbed to death in october 2012 and prosecutors say that her death was part of a crimes spree. darnell washington broke out of the jail with help from his wife, and the couple stole the car and later caught in seattle. if he is convicted, washington could face the death penalty, and the wife was sentenced to 23 years in prison after pleading guilty to various charges. >>> gunfire erupting in a parking lot killing two teenagers and more than one dozen injured, and the police are saying this was not an act of terrorism.>> report

clark is held in another state, alexandria police have not saying where. a man identified as hall died on july 2nd from the injuries he received in a shooting on first street in alexandria, clark is a suspect in the case. he was arrested this month extradition to virginia. >>> authorities have announced the arrest of an 18 year old they believe who staged the murder of his own father to make it look like a suicide, at first, 18 year old garrett w barker claimed his father kevin barker discussed suicide and shot himself to death. his father was suffering from lou gehrig's disease. the teen told his girlfriend he murdered his father when kevin baker became aggressive. >>> a arrest with hotel robberies, they happened last month in hotels located in the 1500 block of rhode island avenue northwest, money, electronics, credit cards and laptops for stolen. ronald lewis was arrested and charged with burglary, police were able to catch lewis because he left his phone behind during one of the robberies. >>> in baltimore, a 2-hour stand off between man and beast. two

meanwhile, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke celebrated the acquittal of baltimore police officer, brian rice, one of the officers on trial in the freddie gray case, who died from injuries sustained in police custody. >> there is some good news out of baltimore, maryland, as lieutenant brian rice was acquitted on all charges. what we witnessed in ferguson and baltimore and baton rouge was a collapse of the social order. accents of the occupy movement and black lives matter transcend the protests and violate the code of conduct we rely on. i call it anarchy. amy: other speakers included former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, retired lieutenant general michael flynn, and trump's wife melania trump, whose speech appears to have plagiarized parts of first lady michelle obama's speech from the 2008 democratic national convention. this clip compares the two speeches, beginning with michelle obama. and ibama: barack obama were raised on so many values, which is you work hard for what you want in life. mrs. trump: the values, that you work hard for what you want in life. mrs. obama: th

restaurant ceo and victory committee member is with us future david clark of milwaukee county, wisconsinjoin us after a great speech last night as well. join us for the three hours ahead. the national convention in the mama -- melania tribe where this must make america great again. >> hi, maria. day one in the books are the focus last night was on security. make america safe again. many of the speakers last night circled back to how they see the u.s. in the world and try to link back to the presumptive nominee for president, hillary clinton. the convention got off to a rather unusual start at least as it goes with tradition because the candidate himself. donald trump appeared last night. he came out to a song two thumbs up, they are to his wife who gave a speech not only defending her house in and defending his primary run in the stances he took, but also to talk about the role she might play if she were to become the first lady of the united state. >> i'm honored to serve as first lady. i will use that wonderful privilege to help people in our country who need it the most. one of the ma

[ screaming ] >> reporter: that's oakland police sergeant nadia clark calling dispatch last saturday night. ] > oh, i can't get out of the car. >> reporter: she had just crashed after responding to an accident. investigators say the shooter who wasn't part of the crash shot into the suv and took off. they found him at this home in stockton last night. >> the tenacity of our investigators that led us to there, the cooperation and assistant from the public. >> reporter: they arrested a man at 4 a.m. after a standoff that lasted for about 6 hours. hostage negotiators were making sure that three kids inside the home were safely released. police say the man's motive may have had something to do with anger toward cops for the recent shootings of black men. >> did make some statements when he conducted that act that would lead me to believe that it is part of that story a little bit. >> reporter: sergeant clark wasn't hit by a bullet that night. but she had been injured in the crash. she has been released from the hospital. police haven't released the name of the suspect or mugshot but he w

sheriff david clarke, look forward to seeing you in cleveland. so much for being with us. >> looking forward to getting there. thank you, judge. >>> my next guest is the founder of bikers for trump and says this his group will help calm the protests and keep people safe in cleveland this week. chris cox joins me now. all right, hello, chris. how are you? >> good. thanks for having me. >> i'm walking around the streets of cleveland today and i see you in cleveland on a bike appear it says bikers for trump. how did you get involved in this? >> it just evolved. we started off last august and started taking the political temperature if you will, traveled around talking to different venues and as i suspected, bikers were on board for these three reasons in this order. bikers want to see a commander in chief call it what it is. it's called radical islam. it is one of the biggest threats not only to our country but the world. as far as we are concerned, barack obama is the george washington of isis. we want to take the fight to them. second, we like the

at the linc, john clark, csn. >> thank you. next open practice in two weeks under the lights at 7:00 p.m. >>> baseball's trade deadline is tomorrow. the phillies asking for plenty in return for vince. jeremy he jeremy helton with interest. phillies dealing with rain in atlanta, as well. rain in the seventh until former phil fran core with one into the empty seat there in right. two-run shot brings up 2-0. cutting the deficit to 1. down to the final out in the ninth and phils lose 2-1. we'll be right back. >>> well, here's a look at the 10-day on 10. and temperatures clearly not as uncomfortable as they were last week. mostly of the mid-80s. have the umbrella tomorrow. tuesday slight chance for showers and cooler, 83 degrees. mid-80s wednesday and thursday. back near 90 next weekend. the humidity not as brutal. temperatures either. that's god. >> thank you. that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us here, see you back here at 11:00. >>> on this sunday night, swept away. terrifying scenes and dangerous rescues as deadly floodwater

alan, what went through your mind when you saw david clarke saying, blue lives matter?he's right about that, all lives matter. but when people say black lives matter, it's black lives matter too, because blacks have felt for so long disempowered, under guiliani, for example, the way they would stop and search young people of color in the city. >> but those activities were going on. >> the economy was better in those days, all kinds of things could have contributed to that. simply to say blue lives matter as if to say we're not going to give credence to black lives matter, what too many people take out of context is, are there bad actors in the police, most of him are great? yes. let's not define an entire group on either side by a couple of bad actors. >> i wasn't to plnt to play rud, like many people, there was a different situation in new york city when guiliani was mayor for a number of reasons. he was very passionate last night, let's hear what he had to say. >> it's time to make america safe again. it's time to make america one again. one america. [ cheers and appl

i'm john clark. right back. >>> this solar-powered plane is nearing the end of its round the world journey. the "solar impulse" two landed in cairo, egypt. the plane's journey began in march of last year. and our region played a role in this trip. it touched down at lehigh valley international airport back in may on the 13th leg of its flight. the "solar impulse" will begin the last leg of the trip coming up on sunday. >>> and the jersey shore may not be known for pristine water, but this year, swimmers are enjoying a rare treat. take a look at this. what is that? winds coming off the land are pushing the top layer of water farther out to sea, allowing the cooler waters beneath to rise. enjoy the view while it lasts. >> you knew all of that right? >> i did. when you look at those nasa image, it does look like the bahamas a little bit. >> you can closure eyes and -- >> for a second. >> it doesn't feel like the bahamas. it's going to feel hotter. >> we're go being to haing to hd humid weekend. we have

. >> i'm dan clark. we are live at the community center where flames, you can see them coming from the roof, alex. >>reporter: yeah, firefighters are working to get this fire under control. we are outside of the milbrae center. massive fires with flames shooting from the roof when we got here about a half hour ago. you might be able to see on the ground level, we have crews punching their way through those windows right now. to probably relieve some of the heat inside the building. they are attacking it from the ground level. they are punching through the window and getting some water in it. most of what we have seen up until now, the crews are using the ladder hoses to put the water on the fire from above. they are beginning to attack this from the ground level as well. let me take you to a video we shot a while ago. this fire started at 5:00 in the morning. when firefighters got here, the fire was already burning through the attic of this building. it's a struggle to get it under control. but crews are