it shows that dean's memory is p predigous. >> dean. >> i would say these people are going to cost adollars over the next two years. >> the president. >> you could get a million dollars. you could get it in cash. i know where it could be gotten. >> now, when individuals read the entire transcript, they may reach different interpretations. but i know what i meant, and i know also what i did. >> richard nixon's problem is they keep on subpoenaing more and more tapes. he says he's not going to give them up unless the supreme court demands him to. >> the supreme court today heard arguments in the historic case of the united states of america versus richard nixon, president of the united states. >> the television cameras saw the two main players in this classic confrontation arrive. first james st. claire, president nixon's attorney, then leon jaworski, special watergate prosecutor to argue his case against the president's refusal to surrender 64 tapes and documents. >> it is a strange notion that the president of the united states is the defendant and the government of the united states

i know you've been speaking to dean max for quite a while now. >> yes. >> dean has given you great ideass catch up with him. he can check in to see how you're doing and take you on the next stage. >> two weeks before our cameras got here, camille and omar met up with dean on their own to ask him questions. camille told me one of dean's questions got her thinking. >> he asked us about the unit cost. i'm like we don't know the unit cost because the measurements aren't written down and the purveyors aren't consistent. >> dean suggested they create a recipe book for each cook in each store to follow. the impact of this on camille was enormous. >> i started crying, because like i felt like this freedom, because i knew that the only way for us to really duplicate and be strong and effective was to have this recipe book that we haven't been able to get together. >> as they examine the inventory with dean, camille was showing off how much money she's started to save. >> this is $80 for the same 50 pounds. >> there's your profit. right there. you guys are talking about when you're talking about y

you heard the reports tori spelling her husband dean mcdermott are having financial troubles. we obtained the court papers confirming it. there w lien against their property. new court pape state she and dean owe california big with a hefty tax lean of $260,000 comes from unpaid stat taxes from the year 2014. they both earned money that year, but apparently didn't pay the tax man. dean made a guest app on "csi" while tori headlined the series "mysterygirl" with jenny garth. >> just because i'm an actor, just because i'm on tv d mean i don't make financial choices that aren't good. made really bad ones. addressed money trouble reports. in 2013 she admitted she and dean struggled with their bills. >> we see celebrities and it's glamorous, they have all this money but everyone has share of problems. >> the lien means the state can go after a assets they might own. >>> moving on now, talk saturday which was the world premiere of "ghostbusters." kevin frasier was the first on that red carpet led by melissa mccarthy who shut down hollywood boulevard with the paranormal pandemonium.

dean: if mr. druggie ha -- mr. druggie had announced something more meaningful -- already being felt throughout the . clearly that is not the case yet. what little data we have in the u.k. and in the eurozone is pointing to things turning out relatively ok at least in the short term. that is consistent with the ecb. line with the in general market expectation for when we may see more actions on the ecb? dean: a lot is going to depend on the september forecast. our expectation is that the growth outlook will be weakened. for what it's worth we shaved about half of a percent from our forecast for this year and next. ist was suggest the risks toward an extension of qe. vonnie: 10 year german bund yields went into positive territory after mario draghi spoke. what does that say the market was expecting? dean: i think the market was expecting pretty much what we got from today's meeting. most of these economists were thinking it would take time until we see the full impact of the u.k.'s decision to leave the european uni

dean, where is dean? dean, hi. you mind if i -- i want to just -- yeah, put you over here.n, spider-man. spider-man, dean. dean, what's going on with you since you left the show? has this been hard for you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did bianca break your heart? >> yeah. >> jimmy: in how many pieces? >> five. >> jimmy: five pieces? that is a lot of pieces. do you think you'll ever love again? >> it would be hard to trust another woman. >> jimmy: you know, dean, they say time heals all boo-boos and i think you're going to be just fine. >> i'll probably be single forever. >> i'm spider-man! >> you're not spider-man. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: well, we have a surprise reunion tonight. someone america fell in love with just three short years ago. please welcome the baby bachelor himself, wellesley, wesley. and the winner of wesley's season, jesse. guys, come on out. how are you doing, wesley? have a seat on the couch. where's jesse? >> oh, she's not here today. >> jimmy: why isn't she here? >> because we grew apart. >> jimmy: was there an argument? >> yep. >> jimmy: what did you have an a

dean harkened back to the so-called "dean scream" that basically ended his own presidential campaign.olina, and michigan, and florida, and pennsylvania, and then we're going to the white house! [ cheers ] [ laughter ] >> seth: that was fantastic. but you know what, he didn't give us the actual scream. you remember, this one. [ dean scream ] [ laughter ] that is not that long ago. do you remember when acting crazy on tv was a liability? instead of, you know, a platform. [ laughter ] every time howard dean watches trump speak, he must think, "i yelled one time. [ laughter ] i yelled one time and everybody thought i was crazy?" [ laughter ] although maybe howard dean didn't give us the scream last night because he was just saving it for meryl streep. [ streep scream ] [ laughter ] >> seth: ooh! look for meryl starring in "the howard dean story." [ laughter and applause ] there is no part she cannot play. of course the biggest speaker of the night was bill clinton, who sought to humanize hillary. and for anyone who thought bill would give a short speech, don't worry, he mentioned all the

in cleveland, jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile the clinton campaign criticized the tone of the trump's speech last night n a tweet hillary clinton said simply we are better than this clinton is expected to try to stop any trump momentum by naming her running mate very soon. one of the top candidate is virginia senator tim kane, in a tweet friday morning her campaign urge supporters to text the campaign, to get first word of her choice. >>> now we are now just three days a way from the start of the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia a. >>> but now, all eyes turn to philly, for the democratic national convention. we're getting a first look inside of the wells fargo center. rahel solomon joins us live, rahel. >> reporter: brooke, good afternoon. thinks first time we have seen inside wells fargo center in quite sometime. crews had been busy just getting this area ready for the 50,000 people who are expect to come into town. take a live look right now at the stage, which is really coming together, parts of the stage, and next week again 50,000 peop

you remember, this one. [ dean scream ] [ laughter ] crazy on tv was a liability? instead of, you know, a platform. [ laughter ] every time howard dean watches trump speak, he must think, "i yelled one time. [ laughter ] i yelled one time and everybody thought i was crazy?" [ laughter ] although maybe howard dean didn't give us the scream last night because he was just saving it for meryl streep. [ streep scream ] [ laughter ] >> seth: ooh! look for meryl starring in "the howard dean story." [ laughter and applause ] there is no part she cannot play. of course the biggest speaker of the night was bill clinton, who sought to humanize hillary. and for anyone who thought bill would give a short speech, don't worry, he mentioned all the years. >> 1971. 1975. 1979. [ cheers ] 1980. 1982. 1983. 1995. 1997. 1999. [ cheers ] 2003. 2008. 2016. [ cheers ] [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, it is really nice and sweet that bill and hillary have known each other so long, but as it dragged on, you saw the benefits of a speech from recent spouse. "donald and i are still getting to

. >> wisdom, holly, good morning to you on coral street and mip min avenue not from far from dean wood metro station. we have officer involved shooting. we can show you videotapep weapon the past half hour we believe this is unmarked metro transit police cruiser. we're told by d.c. police this officer involved shooting involves metro transit police and don't know more details that that near oran brown middle school and dean wood community rememb happened overnight. again we're told an officer was involved in the shooting is. we don't know anything about whether the officer was shot and d.c. police reaching out to metro police and we'll bring you an update when we have it. minnesota avenue is on and coral street 4900 block of northeast d.c. is closed during this investigation. >>> all right. 4:31 the time now. let's talk politics. hillary clinton will number d.c. and speak towed indicators at the national education association. the event is held at the washington con section venter and he was past recipient of friend award highest honor. president obama hits the campaign trail with hill

for life. >>> howard dean, who won the week? clinton because donald trump lost the week because he's losing most these days. >> because i think standing in front of a pile was not donald trump's best. did she do anything affirmatively to win? >> she has settled into a steady routine and what it's going to take to beat truch. she looks presidential. she's thoughtful about the issues, exuding confidence. that's not happening the donald trump, so she wins the week. >> liz? >> governor dean, you are going to make me look so bad. let me preface this by saying donald trump is a racist. he is a fascist, a zenophobe. i think he would be the worst president in american history, but i think he won the week because you know, we saw at the end of this week that he's running against hillary clinton. not barack obama. she had more e-mail troubles. there was the ill fated meeting between loretta lynch and bill clinton on the tarmac and now, supposedly, an interview with the fbi. in some way, donald trump won the week because he didn't lose it.

there was a lien against their pro new court papers state she and dean owe california big time with a hefty tax lie of nearly $260,000, comes from unpaid state taxes from the year 2014. they both earned oney that year, but apparently didn't pay the tax man. dean made a guest appearance on "csi" while tori headlined the series "mystery girl" with jenny garth. >> just because i'm an actor, just because i'm on tv doesn't mean i don't make financi choices that aren't good. made really bad ones. >> she addressed money trouble reports. in 2013 she admitted she and dean struggled with their bills. >> we see celebrities and it's glamorous, they have all this money but everyone has their share of problems. >> the lien means the state can go after any assets they might tori's rep is not commenting on this latest money drama. >>> moving on now, talk about saturday which was the world premiere of "ghostbuste kevin frasier was the first on that red carpet led by melissa mccarthy who shut down hollywood boulevard with their paranorma pandemonium. >> my kids are playing with our action figures today

howard dean mentioned that a minute ago. plus, our most important number of the day takes a look at how divided the republican party is over the man nominated for president last night. and here's a treat for you. i think there is nothing more than exciting than the call of a horse race down the stretch, like this. take a listen. >> down the stretch they come! capsy digging in at the rail. will it matter? now lucas running one two. charismatic on the outside takes command. on the inside, capsy in the middle of the track. but it's charismatic holding on to win it by a head. >> that's one of the great all-time calls. that was dave johnson calling the kentucky derby. what on earth does that have to do with 2016? we've got dave johnson to call the republican presidential horse race that we just watched. we're going to play that for you later. you've got to see this. it's a ton of fun. stay with us. a lot ahead. jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, d

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good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee is on assignment. there was one moment during that recall whole tensions really flared up. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was there and joins us live in mayfair with that story. trang? >> reporter: well, there were tense moments when a man showed up holding a black lives matter sign but fortunately this rally ended peacefully with both sides expressing their support for police. chorus of cheers and honks filled the intersection of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair. at more than 200 strong, the crowd had one message for philly police. >> got your backs. >> reporter: they included retired police officers like kevin macnamara. >> my friends on the veepth district and those guys down in texas. >> for so many it's about supporting families. >> we've got your backs. >> brother is a cop. have i lot of friends that are cops. cousins that are cops. they go through hard time every day, and you got to get out here and show them that you care. >> how you doing? >> reporter: officers were there to work,

jessica dean is live in cleveland and jess, donald trump addressed the convention tonight. good evening. >> reporter: he most certainly did. we're seeing donald trump for the second out of two nights at the republican national convention. we also heard tonight some of from his children and the gop establishment. take a listen. >> 89 votes, donald j. trump. >> it was delegates from his home state of new york, including donald trump's son donald junior who cast the final vote to get the political newcomer over the top as the republican presidential nominee. he addressed the crowd remote from new york. >> we're going to bring back jobs, rebuild our depleted military and take care of our great veterans. we're going to go to have strong borders. we're going to get rid of isis and we're i'm going to restore law and order. we have to restore and quickly law and order. >> reporter: speakers hammered hillary clinton on everything from the economy to gun rights. crowd broke into chance of lock her up as new jersey chris christie ripped her like a prosecutor going after a defendant. >

jessica dean is live in cleveland and jess, donald trump addressed the convention tonight. good evening. >> reporter: he most certainly did. we're seeing donald trump for the second out of two nights at the republican national convention. we also heard tonight some of from his children and the gop establishment. take a listen. >> 89 votes, donald j. trump. >> it was delegates from his home state of new york, including donald trump's son donald junior who cast the final vote to get the political newcomer over the top as the republican presidential nominee. he addressed the crowd remote from new york. >> we're going to bring back jobs, rebuild our depleted military and take care of our great veterans. we're going to go to have strong borders. we're going to get rid of isis and we're i'm going to restore law and order. we have to restore and quickly law and order. >> reporter: speakers hammered hillary clinton on everything from the economy to gun rights. crowd broke into chance of lock her up as new jersey chris christie ripped her like a prosecutor going after a defendant. >

. >> it was a long one, "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean shows us he touched on national security, and his opponent, hillary clinton. >> this year, the improbable became the unstoppable. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> trump rattled off a litany of crime statistics and declared he was the man to make america safe. >> secure boarders and protection from terrorism, there can be no prosperity without law and order. >> true to form, trump hammered the administration on illegal immigration. >> they are being released by the tens of thousands into our communities with no regard to the impact on public safety or resources. we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration, to stop the gangs and the violence. >> he directed the crowd to stap the woman he calls crooked hillary, saying she is in the hands of special interests. >> they are throwing money at her because they have total control over every single thing she does. she is their puppet. and they pull the strings. >> trump once again broke with convent

, dean, you're just too little.ve but i was too blind to know ♪ >> i was very sad. >> go, go! you're winning! ♪ never would i let go ♪ never would i let go >> it's hard being little. >> will you accept this unicorn? >> with alex, there's a connection. i think dean might be a little too young to get married. >> coming up on "the baby bachelorette." bianca meets the families on two dramatic hometown dates. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see how this amazing journey ends. tonight on the show music from alunageorge, from "uncle buck" nia long is here. be right back with eric stonestreet! 4 by 4 those who jump start the weekend. the one's who want to see it all... hear it all... and feel it all... all summer long. ♪ jeep renegade -- it's how we live 4 by 4 summer. ♪ ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. >> jimmy: tonight from the new show "uncle buck" tuesday nights on abc, nia long is with us. a music duo from london, the new album is "i remember," alunageorge from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night marg

in northeast washington not far from dean wood metro station outside the dean wood community and rec center. we don't know if either the officer or person the officer was skaivrping gunfire with or shooting at either of them were hurt. we don't have any information. nothing from metro transit, d.c. police confirming that the officer involved in the shooting was a metro police officer. again, we're here on the scene. police still investigating and as soon as we have more information we'll pass it on to you. >>> 5:02 the same. in the news. president obama will campaign with hillary clinton for the fivrt time president will appear with clinton in charlotte, north carolina and president and the two will appear together hours after clinton makes a stop in washington d.c.. >> wikileaks got hands on hillary clinton's private emails pertaining to iraq war. a link was released to them. >> wikileaks says the emails clinton wrote or received discuss u.s. engagement in iraq while heading the state department. >>> free trial motions come in the death of freddie gray. rice is the highest officer r

but guy benson tweeting that was actually funny #dean scream. and another the tweet, might be the funniest thing i've seen at the convention. and then kevin with the final tweet, hillary should have named howard dean her running mate. that might not have been a bad idea. and that is a wrap up of some of the biggest social media trends of the evening. >> like politicians don't know that the mic picks up sound. >> yeah, always assume it's hot. >> thanks, clayton. >>> the time 27 after the hour. the biggest stars of the democratic party taking the stage in the first two nights of the dnc. are they setting the bar too high for hlry? our political panel is on deck to weigh in. >> do you support open borders? >> i believe in a borderless planet. and also a xlers-free planet. >> see what happens when, yes, jesse watters asks people about illegal immigration. >>> we just put about the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> hillary clinton making history and now officially the democratic party's presidential nominee. good morning to you. it is wedne

this time he left out his dean scream. >>> cbs news is covering every angle of the democratic national convention through tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., cbs this morning will broadcast live from the national constitution center. then "cbs evening news" with scott pelley at 6:30 is live from the wells fargo center. cbs news will have live prime time coverage every night at ten, followed by "eyewitness news" on cbs-3. >>> washington man is hoping to turn an eight-dollar investment into five figures thanks to the convention here in philadelphia the man who goes by the pen name jeremy peg bought internet domain name clinton/kaine.com for eight dollars in 2011. he is hoping to resell it the for $90,000. so just how did he know that the value of the clinton/kaine domain. >> obama was looking at kaine before he picked biden and i just felt like he was very likely going to be a running mate. >> he says he supports clinton but he is willing to sell domain name to anybody, even donald trump. >>> still ahead, a warning for people who use wireless keyboard you could be headach ing it easier for hackers to

. >>> good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer.kee has the night off. >>> septa regional rail is running with one third less of its fleet because of a structural problem. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been following this story season life outside septa headquarters with more on what computers are facing and how they're dealing with this rough ride. david? >> reporter: such a frustrating day for those septa commuters, but the head of septa predicts that tomorrow will actually be a bigger problem. rush hour just a few hours ago packed more than usual. and you better believe that commuters noticed. >> they were ill prepared. there was no excuse for this. >> reporter: septa pulled 120 silver liner five cars on friday after an employee discovered a leaning train. officials found small cracks on beams in 115 of the cars. >> as long as our safety is being considered i think that's the most important thing. >> reporter: there's no question the reduced service is an inconvenience. >> the impact is so immense that i hope that

. >> jessica dean is live in cleveland. and at one point tonight, there were boos on the convention floor. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to both of you. we just heard thunder russ applause. appearing with donald trump and this crowd went crazy. take a look. >> the night was an important debut for indiana governor mpz. despite his differences with some of trump positions like the war on iraq, pence gave a full thwarted endorsement. >> with this united party he's got backup and on november 8, i know we will elect donald trump to be the 45th president of the united states. >> reporter: trump son eric said his father's outsider status is his strength. >> vote for the candidate who can't be bought, sold, purchased, intimidated or steered on the path that is right, just and crew. >> reporter: scott walker was once a candidate for at the gop nomination he took to the stage to fight against hillary clinton. >> i'll vote for anyone other than donald trump in november is a vote for hillary clinton. >> reporter: senator ted

jessica dean is on assignment. reporter greg argos is in the satellite center and you spoke with the special agent in charge about planning for the convention. >> reporter: that is right, there nicole, security for the dnc has been in the planning stage for a year and special agent in charge says all this planning taking shape when security measures go in

good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee is on assignment. there was one moment during that recall whole tensions really flared up. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was there and joins us live in mayfair with that story. trang? >> reporter: well, there were tense moments when a man showed up holding a black lives matter sign but fortunately this rally ended peacefully with both sides expressing their support for police. chorus of cheers and honks filled the intersection of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair. at more than 200 strong, the crowd had one message for philly police. >> got your backs. >> reporter: they included retired police officers like kevin macnamara. >> my friends on the veepth district and those guys down in texas. >> for so many it's about supporting families. >> we've got your backs. >> brother is a cop. have i lot of friends that are cops. cousins that are cops. they go through hard time every day, and you got to get out here and show them that you care. >> how you doing? >> reporter: officers were there to work,

dean, thanks for the call.r for anyone that has artifacts, what advice do you give them? >> well, of course we are interested in any artifacts that people may have. but we also have a storage sensitivity because we have more than we can display. we have -- the smithsonian has 136 million artifacts. and less than 10% of those are on display. that's a factor a. coin not a major consideration in terms of space but it may be something that we already have. and we don't take duplicates. but in your case we have a tuskegee airmen display here. on the 24th of september, the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture will open. we sent an artifact over that we had been holding for them. those are two locations that you might want to consider in terms of getting maximum expezzure for your coin. >> no room for a space shuttle here, which is one of the reasons why you have the national air and space museum at the dulles airport. how did that come about? >> only 10% of our collection fits in this b

for kate, don everyone i'm i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean.s on for you at cbsphilly.com. >> thanks so much for watching have a good night, family and sleep well. ♪ >> cubs win again, what a sew son for the cubbieses, will they be lucky enough to end their 100 year championship draught? >> stephen: yes, they will. as long as i keep rubbing my lucky horseshoe, rubbing my lucky rabbit's foot and rubbing my lucky three-legged rabbit. and keep rubbing my lucky three chicago cubs. come on, fellas! it's rubbing time! whooo! whooo! we're going to do it! whooo! whooo! >> tonight, stephen welcomes bryan

. >>> good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee has the night off. >>> septa regional rail is running with one third less of its fleet because of a structural problem. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been following this story season life outside septa headquarters with more on what computers are facing and how they're dealing with this rough ride. david? >> reporter: such a frustrating day for those septa commuters, but the head of septa predicts that tomorrow will actually be a bigger problem. rush hour just a few hours ago packed more than usual. and you better believe that commuters noticed. >> they were ill prepared. there was no excuse for this. >> reporter: septa pulled 120 silver liner five cars on friday after an employee discovered a leaning train. officials found small cracks on beams in 115 of the cars. >> as long as our safety is being considered i think that's the most important thing. >> reporter: there's no question the reduced service is an inconvenience. >> the impact is so immense that i hope th

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especially dean carrie turner put in a lot of time. i want to thank everybody and wish you a wonderful night. [ applause ] >> tonight, hillary clinton becomes the first woman to accept a major political party's nomination for president of the united states. and with cspan, you have many convenient options for watching the entire speech without any interruptions. watch her historic acceptance speech live on cspan, will be to it on the cspan radio app, watch it live or on demand at cspan.org. hillary clinton's historic acceptance speech tonight on cspan, the cspan radio app, and cspan.org. >>> coming up this weekend on cspan3, saturday night at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history, virginia commonwealth university professor on student instructional films made during the cold war out of fear the u.s. population was falling behind the soviet union in science education. and sunday morning at 10:00, the 1952 and 1948 national conventions. in 1952 dwight eisenhower accepted the nomination. in 1948, the first televised conventions where preside

please join me in a warm vhs welcome to adam dean. [applause] adam: good afternoon. thank you so much for coming to hear me speak today. it's been unusually rainy this may. i would like to begin by thanking all the great folks at the virginia historical society and the dispatch for sponsoring this talk. i really feel that the vhs is a gem i have not seen in any other state that i've been to. to begin, 150 years after the civil war, virginia prepared for another campaign. the commonwealth called this one civil war 150. understanding our past, embracing our future. at the conclusion in 2015, of the various remembrance activities and tourism promotion, a study found that the various sesquicentennial activities brought in more than 290 million tourist dollars to the state, and generated more than eight point or million -- $8.4 million in state tax revenue. as an 11 year resident of the commonwealth and as a historian, i cannot help but view this as a success, with one caveat. that is, at the conclusion of the study in august of 2015, there are no new posts on the civil w

especially dean carrie turner put in a lot of time. she worked closely with all the people on this great campus. i want to thank everybody and wish you a wonderful night. [ applause ] >> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday night at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history virginia compete university professor karen rader on student instructional films during the cold war. on sunday morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewind 1952 and 1948 national conventions. in 1952 dwight eisenhower accepted the republican nomination and adelaide stevenson accepted the nomination. in 1948 the first televised conventions where president harry truman accepted his party's nomination. >> the failure to do anything about high prices and failure to do anything about housing, my duty as president requires that i use every means within my power to get the laws people need in matters of such urgency. >> at 6:00 on american artifacts we'll take a look at the new sm smithsonian museum of african-american history. it opens in s

and the dean generously offered his best suit, and i declined. because my daughter, who's a freshman in college, said, now you look like a real professor. underdressed. it's really genuine pleasure for me to come to a law school or talk to lawyers, which i've had the opportunity to do for many decades. my father was a lawyer here in illinois. wheaton, illinois, outside of chicago. a circuit judge, then became an appellate judge. so i was raised in a household where he drummed in to me the following. he said always carefully pay attention to the lawyers, because they have the most profound and meaningful and lasting things to say, unless you listen carefully. great advice for a journalist. i want to tell one lawyer story that actually connects to lincoln in a way. this was the 1980s. we were doing a lot of stories about the cia covert operations in the -- and the reagan administration was trying to prevent us from publishing these stories. there was a big debate, a lot of hand-wringing. at one point on a saturday morning, i went to see edward benn

the police here said they never had any contact with him. >> dean reynolds, thanks very much. many of the police protesting we've seen have arisen after officers went unpunished after being accused of excessive force. well, today, a baltimore judge acquitted a lieutenant in the death of freddie gray whose neck was broken while being driven in a police van, a van not involved in any accident. six cops were charged. four have gone to trial. there have been zero convictions. >> reporter: two of the counting against lieutenant brian rice, the highest ranking of the six baltimore officers charged in freddie gray's death were thrown out. he was found not guilty on the three remaining. he says while failing to seat belt him may have been negligent it wasn't a criminal act. >> the evidence is the evidence. and unless the prosecution's going to, you know, find new evidence, you know, nothing is going to change. it's just the same, you know, movie getting played out over and over. >> reporter: in west baltimore, the center of the unrest, it was peaceful. but some residents like theresa

you were the founding dean of the morehouse medical school. i was asking you back stage, down the hall, i was asking about when you created medical school, what was the philosophy behind this and how you raised funds with that philosophy and how you got a lot of people, during the time it came to pass is an interesting story. >> guest: when morehouse school of medicine was founded there were 80 medical schools in the country, two that were african-american. in nashville to open in 1881. and other minority positions in the country and still is today so the rationale for the developed of morehouse school of medicine was as follows. congress passed legislation in the 50s and 60s to stimulate the development of more medical schools. we added 47 medical schools to those 80 x 1981. there was a massive period of expansion in medical education from 1956 to 1981. morehouse school of medicine came along during that time but there was also the civil rights movement that started in the mid-50s so the rationale for developing the morehouse school of medici

jessica dean is on assignment.ntion comes to philadelphia in just six days so that means there is not much time to combat the cities home less problem, where delegates arrive. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in center city with more on that story, alex. >>> well, search for shelters often comes down to establishing cure perimeters around certain areas but the homeless haven of love park partly closed for renovation has left many of these it is homeless feeling exposed, excuse me, and unfamiliar surroundings and they say with the dnc upcoming they simply do not know what to expect. >> i will give you another way, put my hand on it. >> reporter: marcellus teen just won't ask for money. he likes to earn it by providing entertainment. >> look at my hand. >> reporter: according to the advocacy organization project home philadelphia has an average of 650 people living on the street at any given time, a rate that can rise far higher in the summer. >> i'm trying to get out of the street. >> reporter: thi

. >> hi everyone i'm jessica dean coming to you live from the quicken loans arena in cleveland where we have got the biggest night of the republican national convention , donald trump will make his speech tonight, but of course, this whole ted cruz story continues to drive the news cycle, today. as donald trump and his family had a walk through on the convention stage. >> senator cruz do you regret your remarks last night. >> reporter: ted cruz walk in the battle at a breakfast for texas delegates cruz held his ground refusing to endorse trump specifically because of trump's attacks on cruz wife and father. >> if you go and slander and attack heidi then i'm's going to none the less come like a puppy dog and say thank you very much for maligning my wife and my father. >> reporter: the halt jeered cruz wednesday when he didn't endorse trump. over shadowing the introduction of vice-president candidate mike pence. the delegates from texas argued at their own breakfast whether cruz behaved badly. >> all he was doing was helping hillary clinton. >> because of what donald trump did you cann

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today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. with jimmy dean, good mornings lead to great days. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee, as one final check of the accuweather forecast. >> still hot today rick, the forecast across the region, 93 for the high in philadelphia. sunshine and clouds and hot and sticky and we have the excessive heat washing posted along the metro area and really take it easy and give yourselves lots of breaks and breaks in the shade too. a high in toms river ofp 92. and some relief coming over the weekend hoping that the humidity lowers by sunday. >> we'll still sweat though. you probably heard it before, it pays to be nice than is what a virginia coffee shop is doing, offering customers a deal for being polite. this sign-in roanoke has gone viral. if you say hello, i would like one small coffee please, it's a discount. an employee says he created the sign to be funny, i wonder what his b

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