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all the white girls crying. dave matthews just played crash into me. you are going to be fine. what do you think is going to happen if bernie sanders isn't president. you still get to be white? do you think the mexicans are going to keep the tacos with me. >> white girls keep their tacos. >> that's the platform. >> i like they thought that bernie would get there and calm his delegates down. like you heard bernie's voice and felt calm. nothing calms people like a screaming jewish dude. i can't wait to hear his tape. let your tensions float away. he tried to hand them over to hillary. like if you showed up at the friend's barbecue and kicked the hornet's nest. >> barack had a hard enough time when he thought he was a socialist. what about when they find out bernie is a socialist. >> bill clinton was a big moment. gave the moving speech and told the story about how he fell in love with hillary. it was like the notebook. but if ryan gosling ripped out all the pages about him having an ark fair with the intern. while it was a great speech, it was the strangest detail of any speech th

look at all those white girls crying. looks like dave matthews just played "crash into me." what do think is going to happen if bernie sanders doesn't get to be president. you still get to be white. what do you think, if the mexicans leave they're going to take the tacos with them. >> it's a promise. white girls get to keep the tacos. i just like that they thought that bernie's support -- bernie would calm his delegates down. like you've ever heard bernie's voice and felt calm. nothing calms people like a screaming old jewish dude. i can't wait to hear his meditation tape. everyone relax, let your tensions float away. he wasn't calming them. he was riling them up and handing them over to hillary. it's like you show up at your friend's barbecue, kick a hornet's nest and say goodbye. good luck with the bees. >> i don't know why they were so pumped about bernie anyway. they thought they were a social list. >> yeah. >> what did he think they were going to do when they found out bernie is a socialist. >> and bill clinton, obviously a big moment, gave that moving speech, gave the w

dave's honda pilot. the third time it's been hit by a vehicle. and the larger white suv smacks into the first plow on scene. all inside survive, but there are still more out-of-control vehicles right behind them >> watch out, guys! watch out! >> get out of the road! get out of the road! >> a driver just misses people running away on the sidewalk and lands in betty ian's front yard. >> i saw a woman barrel through the hedges. and i was afraid that she may have been seriously hurt and when she stepped out of the car it was the biggest relief that she was okay. >> watch out, guys! here comes another one. >> but the icy hill will still claim one more vehicle. a full sized car slides sideways out of control. it crunches the pickup with full force. fortunately there's no passenger in the car and it doesn't stop until it hits a tree, next to the first car that slid into the yard. all told, more than two dozen cars slid past the camera, ten of them suffering damage. no one is seriously injured. when an officer arrives on scene to sort out this bad day in bountiful, he discov

dave kinchen. >> reporter: a group of white protesters will be joining the black lives movement here at city halld 8:00. they have a message for mayor kenney and the city administration. we'll tell you what that is after the break. first, here's steve. >> reporter: whole different kind of movement here in ardmore. we just saw septa riders wondering what to do when an amtrak train showed up. we saw our first leased train show up and pick up septa riders with septa conductors. you also have the option of septa 44 bus, which is doing pretty good too. ♪ ♪. >>> from the fox 29 studio, this is good day philadelphia. >>> delays expect to continue as we enter week two of septa operating without 1/3rd of it's regional rail. the changes it's made to help you get to work on time. plus the protests continue. people taking to the streets here in philadelphia and across the country, angry over the death of two black men at the hands of white police vehicles. and ambush killing police officers in dallas. has anything really changed? >>> inspiring change with a hash tag, we're joined by the local man and police

dave. hello from harrisburg. this state could be key as to who wins the white house, but a lot of voters i spoke to today say they're not that happy now with clinton or with trump as hillary heads here. hillary clinton and tim kaine set off together to campaign in critical pennsylvania and ohio, hoping they got momentum from >> it was a journey through donald trump's mind and that's a very frightening place. >> reporter: clinton is promising $10 million for still needed rustbelt jobs. >> i'm not telling you everything is peachy keen, but we have progress to do to make sure everybody is included. >> reporter: she struck a double theme last night, upbeat about america, trump. >> americans don't say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. >> reporter: a speech from a fantasy universe, trump fired back on twitter. in harrisburg, where clinton comes tonight, many voters are conflicted. >> terrified by both prospects to be honest. >> reporter: trump running mate mike pence hit the road and then commitment to more taxes, more regulation, more government, more of the same failed policies. >> reporter: both convent

dave wilson chose this for his chart of the day. white, the guggenheim s&p spin off etf. when the smartest guy in the room is selling, i don't want to be a buyer. spinoff index has really come down against the s&p 500. that doesn't change much today even though white wave was purchased, it was spun off by dean foods. , it hasyou bought that been an incredible stock. "what'd you miss?" for prime-person race minister after theresa may won the votes needed in the second ballot for conservative party lawmakers. she will go up against andrea leadsom to pick up the pieces post brexit. alex morales joins us on the phone. conservative party members get to vote on who they want to lead the party and the country. how is that race going to shape up? : they've got a couple of months and up to now, the race has focused on the tory party lawmakers who whittle down the field from five to two. now he goes to the wider party membership of about 150,000 people. it's a small electorate and they will be choosing the next prime minister. a have theresa may who is vastly experienced some secre

ongoing art project, drawing sunglasses on family pictures, stapling angels to dave's paintings that have hung in the whiten, adorning wreaths with happy meal toys, sticker- bombing the kitchen with birds, cows, spaceships piloted by her three boys. she is relentlessly, energetically, and inarguably creative. >> david: she brainwashed me. from the time we were kids, she'd, she was like, "you're the best artist in the world. you're the best artist in the world." >> jane: you are. >> david: oh, thanks. [ laughter ] but now she's telling me she's going to be the best artist in the world. so, she's very competitive. she said she's going to destroy me. >> jane: awesome. >> anthony: food is ready. >> david: so, do you want to explain what everything is, mom? >> jane: the food i prepared tonight is a very common korean food. which is a beef ribs, uh, stew. >> david: the kimchi's looking fresh. >> jane: yeah, the kimchi's fresh. >> jim: today is, uh, chestnut rice. >> jane: no one has this kind of rice. >> david: it's a special rice. >> jane: special rice for anthony, you know. >> david: and then stuffed peppers.

dave, good morning. >> reporter: on a credit devastating scene here, france rock by its third attack in two years as a large white truck mode through hundreds celebrating bastille day. a suspect terrorist drove a box truck for more than a mile running over people who had no chaps at getting out of the way leaving carnage in its wake. police exchange gunfire with the driver, before killing him, "fox news" reports and dozens were killed, many more injured. >> truck smashed into everyone. there was no security. it took firemen 25 minutes to i half an hour to arrive. we were working there on the promenade. afterward there was shots and everything. >> reporter: there was no immediate claim of responsibility but two sources tell "fox news" that social media account linked to isis were celebrating following the attack. paris prosecutor's office has opened an investigation for quote murder and attempted murder in an organize group linked to a terrorist enterprise, france was set to lift it the state of emergency that had been in place since the terror a tax last november but now that state of emergency has been extended

.>>> and i am dave clark, and we will talk with rosemary in her red, white and blue.>> and we did nothat way. i love those small-town parades, so incredibly cute, and so many along the bay area. looking at good weather for that in the second part of the day, these clouds filling away in mostly sunny away from the coastline. but these clouds will come back in the evening hours, and i think they will cross over into the east bay by 8:00. maybe even sooner than that, and where looking at that possibility of fog and clouds impacting our fireworks show along the coastline. in san francisco it looks like we may see some fog and into the east bay as well. something to be aware of his this is your place to be this evening. where waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies, and by mid- to-late morning, we will begin to see the clouds similar to over the weekend. the onshore breeze stronger fairfield with wind gusts at 30 miles an hour. yesterday morning we had sustained to 20, and stronger with the onshore breeze, low clouds are thick at this point, and 56 degrees in walnut creek, 59 in oakla

. >> dave kinchen thanks very much. >>> 5:10. the race for the white house turns to the city of philadelphia everyone talking about donald trump's last night. carolyn has been there all week long. that was it, hi there carolyn. >> it was interesting done old trump, took a dark are tone last night calling us a nation in crisis. >> i am asking for your support tonight. >> reporter: donald trump formally accepts his parties nomination following a passionate introduction from his eldest daughter ivanka. >> politicians talk about wage equality but my father has made it a practice at his company throughout his entire career. >> reporter: trump's speech took aim at rich and powerful while appealing to the working class. he paint aid bleak picture of the united states economy but promising to turn it around. >> i have visited the laid off factory workers. these are the forgotten men and women of our country. and they are forgot bin they are not going to be forgotten long. >> reporter: the donald made an appeal to americans don't normally vote republicans. >> h

this white police car towed away - belonged to captain dave he was inside responding to a call when a man opened fire on him. >>:"we just want to ask for the thoughts and prayers for captain entire police department right now. and for our community. there is a lot of brokenness in right now." >> reporter:the first call to 911 came in at 1:33 pm - when shots were fired outside this apartment complex at second and edgerton. a drive-by shooting then those behind the guns took off hit a fence and ran away on foot. and that's when captain melton showed up and was shot while still inside his car. chief terry zeigler / kansas city, ks police department >>:"as captain melton was arriving, the suspects bailed the vehicle and opened fire striking captain melton and fatally wounding him." >> reporter:an indescribable loss for this department - community - and country now grieving for another officer killed in the line of duty. "another one of ours is down. this is senseless we've gotta stop it. we've gotta stop it." >> grant:the parents of the toddler boy killed in an alligator attack last month

dave. >> reporter: they're already gathering here. this is white in philadelphia known as showing up for racial justice and they're here to send a message of unity with black lives matter. you'll hear his vis here john with the group. john tell us what is the she imessage. >> we want to see a concrete response to police brutality. we want to know what the mayor has been doing we want to hear the police union, police representatives calling out police brutality and saying that's not going to be allowed in this city. we want to see that concrete response from all layers of government and concrete action taken to protect black and brown communities. >> reporter: you said you invited the folks of black lives matter out here as well. what has been like working with that organization. we sometime see white people involved but does it seem like both sides are kind of coming together on this. >> i think this is a moment where more and more people in the white community are waking up to the reality of police brutality and the rally of racism financial count

white house. president obama awarded the medal of honor to retired lieutenant colonel charles kettles, a vietnam war helicopter commander. kettles risked his own life running missions that davedore than 40 soldiers after an ambush. the president called him a wonderful inspiration. >> that, indeed. >>> when we come back abc's one-on-one with ivanka trump. what she's saying about gop leaders skipping the convention. >>> a man under arrest after causing a massive pileup at a bike race. bad headaches. they steal moments from my life. that's why i use excedrin. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on sensitivity to light, sound, even nausea, all of it. it works fast, and lasts for hours. excedrin specializes in treating migraines. lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. #1 neurologist recommended. [heartbeat] does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to reliev

tell: dave, i'm going to my colleagues -- the band is playing -- i might waive the white flag and listenthem for a moment. it's very difficult for me to hear you and you to hear you and youtuber me. let's do that and come back. dave: all right. ♪ [indistinct lyrics] steve: is sharon over there? ♪ [indistinct lyrics] road the you take it oh, baby it got to take you got to, got to keep on to ♪ot to, you got road not taken ♪ are back live from the skybox, the c-span skybox at quicken loans arena. dave talking to us. we got a preview of the music the campaign has selected at this convention. i want to talk a little bit about the senate race. you have written about the indiana senate race. state? happening in that and with the national ticket, how much will it affect that campaign? democrats were optimistic even when mike pence was running for governor. he was always going to be on the ticket indiana this year. they were not optimistic with the previous candidate, but evan by left politics -- evan bayh six with about $10 million in the bank and high approval ratings. to thinkthree days about

white officers. >> and of course this continues to develop. we'll follow the latest. back to you. >> thank you so much dave kinchen. >> so much to keep track of. i think mike put it perfectly in wilmington today, good day is trying to have some fun but in light of what happened overnight in dallas and around the country just this week trying to balance that out a little bit. guys we'll sends it back to you for now. >> yeah. >> we made a commitment that we would be here and so we've been talking about it all morning getting the feelings from the mayor and from some of our senators andly the community here and officers that are here in the area. >> yeah, we all met out here this morning to have some fun right and now we have to deal with this and everybody wants the talk about it. let's share our feelings about it. starting with quincy harris. you got a couple little boys at home there. >> yes. >> how are you going talk to them about it? have you talked to them about violence in the past. >> my sons are five and two years old. i found out about this late last night. it was hard for me to go to sleep. some of

dave, we will keep an eye on that. thank you. >>> president obama is condemning this attack, of course, statement on the white house put out reads we know the character of the french public will endure long after this devastating and tragic loss of life. >> hillary clinton also weighing in tweeting every american stand in strong solidarity with the people of france, and added our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those killed and injured. >>> donald trump tweeted my prayers and condolences to the victims and families of the terrible tragedy in nice and we are with you, in every way. >>> here's a big question here at home who will be donald trump's running mate that remains a big mystery. trump decided to postpone the announcement he had planned for later today. on twitter he ace in light of the horrible attack in nice france i have postponed a news conference concerning my vice-presidential announcement. trump also told "fox news" that he hasn't made a final decision just yet, many people believe that indiana governor mike pen ce is leading favorite to be named trump's running mate but trump says he could still chang

white house. >> hinting towards attorney general. >> and while thing in philadelphia continues, philadelphia continues to get ready for the dnc. >> dave kin chin joins us. hi, there, steve. >> lock him up. lock him up. >> that's right, we're having september flashbacks, aren't we? here we go again with the familiar fence going up around the city. remember this? from pope francis' visit? look, we won't have a pope here. we're not going to have a star with the star power of scott bao here, unless the democrats can somehow top scott bao, cornered the market on the big name celebrities. who is ever here will feel secure because they'll have high thens, here we are one of the famous corners in philly broad and pattison. now, the big event, and the big out of town visitors, all coming to town this weekend being philadelphians really care about, right here across the street, eagle training camp starts. the heck with the dnc. this is what the big story is here for philadelphians. how about that? that starts the same time the democrats start. soap, good luck, eagles, getting around all of this high security fencing and all of that. that will m

white and blue. >> i should have saved it for monday because that is fourth of july you can do a repeat we won't judge you. >> dave, for fourth of july, we will celebrate it, at the friend house and they are from england. >> what are you going to to watch wimbledon. >> we're celebrating. >> come on over. >> good day drives you. goods where they are headed? right there. >> no, they are moving through. one or two showers is what we have. they were a lot heavier about two hours ago but we're getting these areas of rain moving through parts of the cape may county. they are moving not all that heavy. it is that warm muggy air moving back in the area. maybe just a few passing showers, just north of wildwood moving toward stone harbor right now. look at the computer forecast. this is what it shows over next few hours that rain is off the coast, just a bit more cloudy, maybe a passing light shower, not all that heavy, no thunderstorms, no drenching thunderstorms, that is what we will see true 10:00 o'clock this morning. now things will change this afternoon. a a line of storms develop, these could be strong to severe. thi

dave donnelly of the alaska delegation. he just stopped this convention. and nicole wallace is watching along with us. long-time gop hand, communications director in the bush white house. nicole, that's not just any guy cooling his heels on the stage. that's the top gop elected official in the united states, in the presidential line of succession. what do you make of this convention now? >> well, you know, i think we're entering a new phase of the disruption. i think the central concern that republicans have had about donald trump to this point has been around his fiery rhetoric. the central concern now, after the first two days of this convention is around what looks like incompetence. gross incompetence. people like ben ginsburg and others know how to smooth it out before you end up in primetime. and none of that work was done. sanders with the plagiarism scandal that the campaign is very much mired in. >> those are tough words, nicole, they're also dealing with a speaker schedule that is supposed to have started, television time, which is now being filled with conversations like the one we're having. >> that's right. and these are not -- these are -- they are

white, and blue in danville this morning. live along hearts avenue. if you don't have a front row seat, you better hurry. those are the rules, dave.many families say they make this a tradition, being here at home in danville for the 4th of july parade. we have sent our own alex savidge to the scene. we are going to bring him in for more live coverage today. >> i want those shorts. >> you got to talk to this guy. >> yeah. >> the guy driving the golf cart, he has a great outfit on, too. >> that is going to be a great red, white, and blue day in danville and through the country no doubt on this 4th of july. we appreciate your starting your day with "mornings on 2". i am gasia mikaelian. >> niel diamond music, too. i am dave clark. let's check the weather. rosemary's in for steve. rosemary, what's the prognosis? >> ha ha ha. more of the same. more of the same when it comes to our weather. for some, definitely enjoyable. for others, it's going to be cloudy. it's going to be cool. the microclimate pattern in place. not going to shake it. a live look from san francisco. the low clouds spilling inside the bay across the east bay and a lit

dave in in just a minute. >>> we have a curb side seat for the rose red white blue parade. >> one of the nice things about taking in the parade is that it comes to you. i set up my camera at the corner of west taylor and the alameda corner and took in the 9th annual rose red, white and blue parade. 115 entries with 2,000 participants and plenty of sentiment on display. >> i stop and think about the people that have given their lives for us you know. so we can have the freedom that was set forth in the bill of rights. >> to be exposed to different people and different groups and what they stand for and how they all stand together in this country. it is a great thing. >> this parade is a throw-back and the fiesta of the parades from the early 20th century and america's love affair with the automobile and a celebration of all things on two wheels. a nod to san jose's love affair with the bicycle and truly something here for everybody. >>> celebrating our country, its greatness and continuation into the show that we are supporting each other. and the good of the nation. >>> and at 4: 41. here is a look ahead at some

dave, california. is an anti-police corruption culture. of all the people killed, there were 600 whitesilled last year. the media goes on the blacks and never shows a white person being killed. there was a guy that was white being killed to death. black peopleting inciting a riot. you have to show both sides. there is an anti-corrupt police culture. they are out of control. host: gary, kentucky, you're next. caller: the county i live in, there is no anti-police segments. i just wonder what it would be lie if in new york city or chicago, if every policeman in those cities called in and decided they are not going to work that day. what would happen to the city? i am a retired policeman, 30 years. -- what wouldtand people do without the police. that doe policeman wrong. it is a fact. majority, a great majority of police officers are out there to help the community. they are not doing that job for the money, because it does not pay anything. you heard me talk about the republican national committee. the rules committee meeting this week, cnn has a writeup. this willer one, likely be the fin

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at the white house, president obama is expected to meet with law enforcement officials and civil rights activist. here in dallas, another somber day, funerals for the three fallen officers. >> dave gutierrez, thank >>> britain is getting new leadership. david cameron finally stepping down after a meeting with parliament and the queen, and his replacement to be the replacement. good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning, just as hillary clinton is vying to become the first female president of the united states, may has been called a safe pair of hands, both reliable and ruthless. theresa may will be only the second woman to hold the top job in britain, three decades after margaret thatcher. >> she's pretty tough. >> may's rise comes after a wild three weeks, britain's surprise vote to leave europe, and first the prime minister -- >> the country requires fresh leadership. >> and then the favorite to replace him. >> that person cannot be me. >> and this week, may's final challeng challenger, who claimed she would be a better leader because she like may, is a mom. suddenly the moving fans were parked outside and the prime minister was happily humming his way out of office.

white house. >> how can hillary go back to the center after this. >> she just can't. they went too far out left. all they can do now is dave are going to give the other ethnic groups that want everything for free. >> she cannot go back to the center because she needs bernie sanders supporters. they are very important to her. >> that is right. the dirty secret is the democrats have been socialist for a long time. there is a poor years ago and 52% of democrats had a positive view of socialism. the cover story of newsweek's end quote, we are all socialists now. frankly bernie sanders or somebody like that should have been anticipated. stuart: at risk of feeding a question to my colleague, judge napolitano, i will ask the question anyway. do you ever think you would see the day? does socialism splash across our scene? this is the united states of america. >> and saddened to see because it's antithetical to the concept of vapors to liberty and free sci-fi at it. antithetical and it treats all of us as a collective of members of groups and possess at the beck and call of the government redistribution of wealth. that is what thes

dave powers, one of his advisers. it went up for sale in 2013. and the shoes she wore. i'm sure she took multiple sets to paris. we have the last invitation to the white house which was november 20, an event the president attended and then flip the morning of the 21st. >> adam hawkins says the number-one exhibit is a replica of the fuselage of air force one, which is also yours. what is the story? >> this airplane was used. it was just a regular airplane, 707 boeing used for hollywood sets. 2000 five the republican convention. it was the next an airplane. -- nixon. after that i converted the playing to the way it was the day he was flown back to washington, d.c. >> this is the traveling quarters from jackie kennedy. this is a copy of what she wore that day. flowers. we have a tv playing inside showing the arrival in dallas. it was the morning of november 22. >> do you remember that day? >> i do. i was in the sixth-grade. i remember the principle's wife coming by and telling the teacher something. we could see was very serious. she announced to the class that president kennedy had been shot. we did not know he had passed away. 30 minutes later she came