peter: hannah cleaver, what do you make of that?laughter] hannah: a lot of boring white men in suits, isn't it? [laughter] you do up on juncker, need to make a europe of europeans, and that is one of the very small grains of hope that actually came out of this brexit night and the days afterwards, was these young people who were demonstrating outside westminster. all the social media, it's temping to say it is rubbish, but this is how people communicate these days, how different social movements are born and continue. people were saying, they love the eu, and you can have europeans, you can make it exciting, it should be exciting. this is a europe that has done so much for so many people, and has really -- i mean, look at eastern europe, -- pulled a lot of people out of poverty, pulled people into this community of nations where european values, which sounds awful as a phrase, but actually is exciting. it's about human rights. it's about freedom of movement. it's about freedom to determine your own future. it is exciting stuff, if y

congresswoman emanuel cleaver is with with us now.tracting attention away from the very damaging comments of those dnc hacked e-mails. do you have an answer? >> it's unfortunate. i don't think we know exactly who hacked into the dnc. i think we do know that it was hacked. as i understand it, people in the state department, the cia, and the fib abi are conducting investigation. my understanding is the top officials are at least suggesting that it might have been russia. i think in the wort would be he all of us to take our time and breathe and wail until the investigati investigation is finished. i don't have any question they will find out exactly who did it. we've had hackings before and we are pretty certain about who did it based on the investigations. >> okay. what about the content of those e-mails? donald trump has just said that if it was a republican, they'd be run out of town on a rail. those e-mails did containeth ni ethnic mockery, religious and not exactly profiling, but some in sults a insults, and dirty tricks within the

cleaver: thank you, mr. chairman. ms. mccollum: i apologize to my colleague, mr. simpson. with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. it is now in order to consider amendment number 91 printed in house report 114-6 3. for what purpose does the gentleman from alaska seek recognition? mr. young: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 91, printed in house report 114-683, offered by mr. young of alaska. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from alaska, mr. young, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from alaska. mr. young: thank you, mr. chairman. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection -- the chair: without objection, so ordered. mr. young: my amendment prohibits funds in this act to be used to inch amount the final plan to take money away from the fish and game to manage fish and game for subsistence and nonsubsistence uses on federal lands in alaska. in addition

cleaver: mr.peaker, sometimes, not all the time, but sometimes out of chaos we can find our purpose. t is going to be my prayer this night and for the next few nights that this body can see clearly that our purpose is to lead our nation away from the edge of the mayor's nest of fear and a response to fear that creates even more fear. we do so by understanding that words matter. words matter. they can do damage. i grew up in public housing in texas right outside of dallas, texas, and in the projects they would say, sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me. wasn't true when i was a boy and it isn't true today. words can hurt. words can horrify. words can hinder. words can also heal, and one of the things we need more today than we have in the immediate past are words of healing instead of words of hate. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from c

but it won't cleaver things out. saturday is when things feel bet sneer a look now at stories coming up this afternoon on "action news" at 4:00. hundreds of penn state football players have started the petition to get joe paterno's statute returned to its spot outside of beaver stadium. >>> that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'm rick williams stay cool out there, we'll see you on "action news" beginning at 4:00. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. it told me everything i need to know about his heart and what he believes deep down. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this adve

and joining me now congressee manuel cleaver. thank you for being here.ton sterling and the claims by the officers that their body cameras became dislodged and the video isn't as useful. in the instances we've seen where there is either audio not engaged or other issues with either body cams or dash cams, does it raise any doubt in your mind that body cameras will actually solve the problem of excessive use of force by police? >> well, it is not a panacea, but i think whenever there is a problem, the first step at correcting that problem is creating awareness. and the body cameras represent, i think, one step. and that is that we are now aware that there is a -- a problem when it comes to the volatility between minority communities and police and we've got to do something about it. the body cameras, i think, will have better and better and better technology as time goes on. but there was a cambridge study in england that shows that body cameras reduced the use of force by 50%. and of course, the d.o.j. has also done studied. there is no way that we're goi

cleaver of missouri just finished and they are playing a video now.e friend, associate, and occasionally rival of the clintons -- welcome. you have known the clintons for a long time. i first met you in 1992 when bill clinton was running for president and you have had at times a contentious relationship. let's talk about your history with the clintons and how you have watched them become the first family of the democratic party. kind of reaching out. i watched her grow. bill always had the sensitivity of southern folklore. he could talk oxford talk. a good kind of do it all -- he could kind of do it all. was seen asdency successful and he never stops working. you were clearly on the liberal end of the spectrum, bill clinton and hillary clinton were modernizers. do you think now when you look , is shery clinton really a progressive now? has she gone with where the party is, or is she still a closet -- person? they were trying to get the white vote that reagan had. while he tried to govern as dlc, his votes came from the convention. the new generation o

congressman emanuel cleaver has just finished. they are playing a video now.leading up to hillary clinton. the leader of the rainbow push coalition and a longtime friend, associate, and occasionally rival of the clintons, welcome. it's your first time on the show. we are happy to have you here. you have known the clintons for a long time. i first met you in 1992, when bill clinton was running for president, and you and he had at times a contentious relationship. let's talk about your history with the clintons and how you have watched them become the first family of the democratic party. >> they were doing free legal work, that stood out. i watched her grow. bill always had the sort of sensitivity of southern folklore. he could talk oxford talk. he could kind of do it all. i watched them grow. of course, bill's record as -- was seen as successful and he never stopped working. john: you were clearly on the liberal end of the spectrum. bill clinton and hillary clinton were modernizers, they were more centrist. do you think now, when you look at hillary clinton --

cleaver: mr. speaker, sometimes, not all the time, but sometimes out of chaos we can find our purpose. t is going to be my prayer this night and for the next few nights that this body can see clearly that our purpose is to lead our nation away from the edge of the mayor's nest of fear and a response to fear that creates even more fear. we do so by understanding that words matter. words matter. they can do damage. i grew up in public housing in texas right outside of dallas, texas, and in the projects they would say, sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me. wasn't true when i was a boy and it isn't true today. words can hurt. words can horrify. words can hinder. words can also heal, and one of the things we need more today than we have in the immediate past are words of healing instead of words of hate. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from

he was telling the story like he's talking about ward and jim cleaver or little house on the prairie. isn't that wonderful we fit into that story line. we do not. they may be a lot of things but bill and hillary clinton are not that. i think the humanization part, ultimately, guys, will depend whether or not hillary clinton who comes on stage tonight, this has been a ramp up to her, can she bring it? that's an open question. >> there was not a lot of discussion, i was talking about this earlier, about the things that she accomplished as secretary of state. we had president obama speaking last night and he spent a majority of his speech talking about the things that he had done. >> right. >> yeah. so, you know, what does that say she was part of his administration for four years as secretary of state? >> well, i think the president wanted to make sure his legacy was alive, well, and in fact last night as much as he was trying to shower hillary clinton with his endorsement and his support. and if you asked any american, what has hillary clinton ever done as secretary of state other than

the reports, there were bigger protests yesterday than we are seeing all week in cleaver lave. >> ithy you would see an absolute outsider getting the nomination. >> sure. >> but a lot of concerns are rhetoric rhetorical. look at the results we got. donald trump got a seven-point bounce coming out of there. 70% they they are more likely to vote for him now. everything suggests shows that it did go well. >> donald trump in response to the debbie wasserman schultz issue put out a tweet saying the new joke is that russia leaked the disasterous e-mails should have never been written. could one say the rush salesmans are tied to the km pain. at what toint do they take responsibility. the what the democrats are really concerned about is they got caughtment they are not denying that they rigged the system. if they could do that with real national security and real information was put on those. >> i want to talk about mike bloomburg. clearly on -- >> okay. fair. he isn't in one camp traditionally or another, he is one who can really talk to donald trump. does it surprise you? >> no. he has sp

cleaver.or unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report from the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it's a situation comedy or western or drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. >> ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously and the "andy griffith show" actually did that often. for a sitcom, it shows unexpected depth. >> the

. >> cleaver very, very clever. >> good afternoon family i think today please bear with us an opportunityo pour out our hearts to you particularly the district attorney's office family just to take a moment to express our gratitude. >> how much building app represents not only housing seniors people that are raised their children and grown in the community and raised their children in the community built by bayview hunters point community people i mean it is credible i want to take a moment and recognize jeff adachi our public defender working hard and recognition shamann walton the vice president and eric brown if the mayor's office that deserves acknowledgment and acknowledge our housing authority representatives not the staff but the volunteer force behind it joyce armstrong thank you, very much. they're always with us every step of the way i've not seen this lady dr. honeycutt deserves recognition >> (clapping.) >> pam sims and i also want to recognize those guys out there and the represented from the 58 and 4 nine hundred hoa that is in the buildings you know what they did they poole

republicans tell the story as basically we were beaver cleaver. everything was terrific and now things have gone downhill. that's a very big difference. >> that's a little bit of generalizing. melania trump is an immigrant to this cup. she married wealthy. >> there wasn't anything in her speech that -- >> but the thing i would disagree with you, i don't think voters look at those two comparatively and say one is better than the other. i think both of them gave very good speeches. i think both of them served as very able surrogates for the folks that they were looking to ro mote. and i do think that a lot of what michelle obama did today as it relates to the base of the issue, the base that we're having, i think she did better. >> but in all -- in all fairness, that is the way the story of america should be told. i mean, that is a deep -- i think that's the deep history of this country, african-americans are deep rooted in the hour of this country. and to ignore that -- >> but i don't think anybody is -- >> but it should be told that way. >> and i

learning more about a gruesome attack in southwest germany today a syrian immigrant wielding a meat cleaverled a pregnant woman he w the two people were arguing sortly before the attack and investigators say the man was seek ago sigh lump in germany and was known to police. after the attack he tried to run and a car knocked him down. police then arrested the man. >> all right. when we come back tonight we'll check in with mike thomas again for the latest on the awful heat wave. when can we final a catch a break. >> and the democratic national committee share woman afound she will step down from her post amid the wiki email scandal and the effects it could have on the election. >> you could eat the same thing every single day for a year? >> no way. >> this washington state manziel it's possible to stay fit on any diet and he is eating chipolte every single day to prove. it weren't we just talking about it --. >> i'll get burritos and guac and limit the rice and cheese i change it up >> that's what we were talking about you can eat helmy there no guacamole and chiefs and all that stuff. he ac

outgoing democratic cleaver got boos at her florida delegation breakfast.afternoon convention leaders said she would not gavel the convention to order. wasserman schultz stepped down as chairman yesterday amid the scandal over those hacked e-mails suggesting the dnc took various measures to favoring hillary clinton over bernie sanders during the democratic primary. all right. from the controversy to the politics to the protests, and then there's the excessive heat. we got it all covered tonight with our "action news" team. walter perez is live where protestors continue to march this evening. ali gorman is live with how protestors or anyone else outside can stay safe in the heat. but first we go live to the convention floor and "action news" reporter dann cuellar. dann. >> reporter: rick, it was just a few hours before the convention was to get under way that it was revealed that dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz would not be gaveling in the convention but rather stephanie rawlings-blake the mayor of baltimore would be doing so in her capacity as secretary

representative emmanuel cleaver the fourth and final night of the dnc history again will be made. >>llary clinton formally accepts that nomination everyone is waiting for her to be introduced and hear her speech tonight. what kind of specifics. how passionate is she going to be? she's going to be introduced by her daughter chelsea clinton we haven't seen her in long time. it will be a historic night at the wells fargo center. >> big night here. >> absolutely. >> stay with us, of course, more cases of zika have been discovered in florida. officials believe it was transmitted by mosquitoes. what officials are doing to stop the immediate spread of the virus. >> the pope state made a stop in poland for a celebration of world youth day that isn't why he's making headlines. kathy. >> in weather lucy and iain we're talking about the potential for flash flooding with all of this rain. the focus will be south jersey and delaware tonight. we'll talk more about that coming up. iain? >> all right, kathy, thanks. >>> speaks speakers will soon take the stage at the wells fargo center before hillar

associated press reports that since 2013, nearly two dozen have been murdered by attackers wielding meat cleavers and machetes, members of religious minorities, social activists and even foreign workers. for more 0 i'm joined by foreign correspondent matt bradley, he's covering one terrorist attack that took place earlier this week and this evening where as we mentioned learning more details about what is unfolding in bangladesh, an attack that isis has claimed responsibility for. it has been a devastating week, when you put these two terrorist attacks on the spectrum of what isis is capable of doing, what it has been doing. what is the assessment of isis's claim of responsibility. how credible do we believe it to be right now? >> reporter: well, i'm not sure whether i can evaluate whether this is a credible claim of responsibility. but these two incidents, we're talking about this comes a couple of days after the incident that happened just behind me where 44 people were killed, that's a totally different incident. islamic state did not claim responsibility, but the turkish authorities believe i

that's why i was talking to my friend buster suarez in somerset, new jersey, emanuel cleaver, leaderican black caucus, i spoke with cedric richmond and g.k. butterfield, leaders in the black caucus, about how do we come together to talk about what's going on, what are good practices, where is the common ground and the bipartisanship that we can achieve out of this to try to get something done and make a difference. >> we appreciate you listening. so when you hear black lives matter, it's a reminder. just keep listening to the message. thank you. >> point taken. >> donald trump, a name i have not said in several minutes, give me credit for. >> at least four. >> at least four minutes this evening, said that black lives matter is dividing america. you disagree. >> i just don't think we should be talking about dividing at all. i think we should be talking about unifieg. you have got to understand when some people hear this, they see it as a divisive thing. the comeback is all lives matter and that enrages everybody. why don't we stop enraging everybody. why don't we stop saying things we

. >> [cheers and applause] ♪ announcer: please welcome representative emanuel cleaver from missouri.. thank you. by issuing a heartfelt invitation to our republican friends. no longer be is coming to you then you should be coming to us. i have known hillary clinton for more than 25 years, and let me tell you, she won't let you down. in spite of what you heard last week, it is not midnight in america. midnight can the cold and crippling, and president obama did not leave us in the cold, and we are certainly not crippling. in reality, the sun has barely risen over the vastness of these united states. weis dawn in america, and are in the process of becoming. yes, if you want to say what the bible says, we are not yet what we shall become. at a time when the citizens of reis amazing country a spreading over a multitude of fears and heartaches, we need a leader who will become a trafficker and optimism and a piece peddler. hillary will build the future we can all be part of and proud of. there's an old story about andrew jackson as a child. but aks like anything future general or presiden

million and the latest paul ryan budget, the holy grail of republican fiscal austerity, took a meat cleaver to this agency. he proposed cutting an estimated $400 million from samhsa in 2013 and 2014. so, the republican record on actually fighting these programs is frankly abysmal. when you hear treatment centers, when you hear law enforcement say we don't have the resources to do what we need to go after the opioid crisis, ask yourself why. because our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have fought increases in funding. you can't have an additional counselor -- i've held parents in my arms who said, my son or daughter didn't make it, as they were waiting in line for treatment, but there were not enough counselors, not enough slots. i've talked to law enforcement officials who say they want to do much more, but their hands are tied because they don't have enough cops, enough intelligence, enough follow-through on going after these evil drug dealers. -- who are just despicable. so, we want to say to our colleagues on the other side of the aisle what they probably would have done to us

hopefully everyone stays safe here in cleaver land. >> exactly. thanks.'s get to formal advisor to the trump campaign live from the republican convention. larry, good to see you. >> michelle, good to see you. i can't wait for you to get here, by the way. my saintly wife judy and i walked from the hotel to the convention center. it was lovely. it's a beautiful day. and we walked through the square and all i saw were kids holding signs that free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. that's all i saw. >> i'm sure that's the dominant protest sign that you see there. >> i'm just telling you. and i went and talked to a couple of them. we had some people, some cnbc watchers, i don't know, just lovely here. >> i'm sure they wanted your autograph. >> not there, but in the hotel we had a few. i spoke to the new york delegation this morning. talked about economic growth, lower taxes and regulations. i also talked about defending the thin blue line, michelle. i really would like to see this convention, and i'd really like to see mr. trump really talk abou

. >> cleaver very, very clever. >> good afternoon family i think today please bear with us an opportunitypour out our hearts to you particularly the district attorney's office family just to take a moment to express our gratitude. >> how much building app represents not only housing seniors people that are raised their children and grown in the community and raised their children in the community built by bayview hunters point community people i mean it is credible i want to take a moment and recognize jeff adachi our public defender working hard and recognition shamann walton the vice president and eric brown if the mayor's office that deserves acknowledgment and acknowledge our housing authority representatives not the staff but the volunteer force behind it joyce armstrong thank you, very much. they're always with us every step of the way i've not seen this lady dr. honeycutt deserves recognition >> (clapping.) >> pam sims and i also want to recognize those guys out there and the represented from the 58 and 4 nine hundred hoa that is in the buildings you know what they did they pooled

. >> please welcome representative emanuel cleaver from missouri. >> thank you. thank you.eartfelt invitation to our republican friends. if your party is no longer be coming to you, then you should be coming to us. i have known hillary clinton for more than 25 years. let me tell you, she has never let me down. she will not let you down either. in spite of what you heard last week, it is not midnight in america. midnight can be cold and crippling. president obama did not leave us in the cold. we are certainly not crippled. in reality, the sun has only risen over these united states. it is dawn in america, and we are in the process of becoming. if you want to see what the bible says, we are not yet what we shall become. at a time when the citizens of jitteryzing country are over a multitude of fears and heartaches, we need a leader who will become a trafficker in optimism, and a piece peddler. hillary will build a future we can all be proud of. there is an old story about andrew jackson as a child, he looked like anything but a future will general or president. saidf his good

i'm worried that the police in cleaver land are not going to have deescalation in the front of theirhave this in the front of their minds and it's totally understandable why. this morning in briefing rooms all across police departments, they are talking about triangulation of fire. they are talking about kill zones, how they knew how to fire their guns. >> and it's perfect timing to bring you into this conversation. 10 to 15 minutes ago we were talking about the triangulations, the planning, the way they were moving. >> tell valted positions. >> this doesn't sound to you -- well, i won't ask you a leading question. i'll ask, does this sound like a plan that was hatched after somebody saw something on facebook live yesterday afternoon? >> listen, this sounds like something planned well before that. let's talk about facebook live for a second. two weeks ago we had a terrorist go into a house in paris, kill a police officer, kill his wife and then broadcast live from the apartment. luckily in that case the police were watching and they knew to breach the apartment as soon as they saw th

. >> our coverage continues in cleaver it -- in cleveland with continuingge tuesday, july 12, at :00 a.m. eastern. submitting it to delegate. live on c-span, the c-span radio, and he stand.org. >> up next, a panel of historians and scholars hold a panel discussing who is black in america. it is part of a three-day conference calling the future of the african-american pass. it was cohosted by the national smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture and the american historical association. [applause] prof. berlin: thank you very much feared i would like to affirm that i am ira berlin, and this is a discussion over who is black, with the expectation that anybody of african descent has the same opinions, shares the