and making a bargain with the devil. that got something for iter bit paid a steep price for it as well. >> host: a new book out on the american revolution, what are we going learn. >> guest: paul is the former head of the art department of -- also an historian of note and the story of the revolution through the lens of the five great painters of the era, chills pill son eel, john trumbell, gill burt stewart, and benjamin west, and they are fascinating group of men to begin with, but you see the revolution through completely different eyes when you study the paintings they did, which were so iconic at the time. very influential in guiding america's feelings at the time towards britain or against britain. plenty of paintings that aroused positive sentiment for england at the time and many that supported the colonist cause. but each of the artists had their own kings to at the revolution. charles wilson piehl was in washington's army and did portraits of people at valley forge. he fought in the battle of princeton. ben gent

were in fact dealing with the devil and making a bargain with the devil. they got something for it that they. a steep price as well. >> host: a new book out on the american revolution. what are we going to learn? >> guest: paul is the former head of the art department at mt. holyoke college but also an historian and the story of the revolution through the lens of the five great painters of the era charles wilson peeled john trumbull john coughlin benjamin west. they are a fascinating group of men to begin with but you see the revolution through completely different eyes when you study the paintings they did which are so iconic of the time. they were very influential in guiding americans feelings at the time towards britain. there were plenty of paintings that arouse positive sentiment for england and many that supported the cause but each of the artists had their own connection to the revolution. peel did portraits of people at valley forge. e-5 at the battle of princeton. john trumbull a great artist was very involved with the army and his whole family wa

. >> it's like a dust devil without the dust. >> dust devil tiny whirl of wind whipping through his field and picking up his hay and tossing it around. thankfully it's not spreading it far and wide. >> something really quite beautiful about this. >> farmer and his wife say dust devils are quite common on their farm, so neat. ♪ >> kids are teaching grandma how to pokemon go. >> see if she can catch them all next. >>> and these dudes are throwing down their dart skills. >> they're going to nail all kinds of ball guys. guys. >> why their aim will have you saying -- >> wow! choose your favorite pasta, piadina or sandwich. it all comes with our never-ending soup or salad. and all the breadsticks you want. starting at just $6.99 get never-ending value for lunch, today at olive garden. dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of a

so i started the project from the mindset of playing devil's advocate. and as i kept working on the project, i realized i had an easier time constructing arguments against embedded in elections and for them. when we say competitive election back in the a lot of different things. ike and mamie elections in which there are as many candidates on the ballot as possible. beginning an election which we are uncertain about outcome. there are a lot of different meanings of competition. one of the problems with the same we should have more competitive elections is that frequently making elections more competitive by one definition is making them less competitive by another. i think it's important for us to think about exactly what we mean by terms like competitive elections. so part of the basic motivation for the book is the observation that at the congressional level very few elections are competitive by most definitions. most incumbents went and most do so by large margins. if you listen to political dialogue, that's described as a bad thing and it's described

. >> well, let me play devil's advocate here because i want to push back a little bit. the crime rate is down overall nationwide and has been trending down, unemployment is much, much lower than when president obama took office. now, i'm not defending -- >> wait. jake, let's talk about that. >> go ahead. >> let's talk about the murder rate for cops skyrocketing, the real unemployment rate. the way we measure unemployment is after x number of months if someone can't find a job, congratulations, they're miraculously off. when you talk about underemployment by obamacare has destroyed, people that are working 30 hours a week instead of 40 hours a week so companies don't have to put them on obamacare. when you talk about people that aren't even registered because they don't count them anymore,

and ellsworth. >> why is it called devils den?urg. >> definitionally hot? >> these are casino every medium. >> go for it, jen. >> okay. >> grab it again as she is chewing? >> i like -- >> cooked in fried to order then we used our traditional buffalo sauce. >> they're good. the taste of the sauce, like hot, with a flavor. >> okay. >> devils den. next up? >> brick and mortar. doing row tis are you grilled parmesian garlic wing. >> callowhill? >> callowhill. >> i've been over there, the space is cool. >> yep. great place. >> yes. >> okay? >> description? >> nice. >> nice and light, airy. >> first time truffle, like what's that taste? but you like it, spicy but not too hot. >> by logan square, university city. >> oh, you're by the logan hotel. i've been in there, yes. all right, as jen chomps down on another wing here, what is it? >> spiced wings brined overnight to really encapsulate the moisture, then flash flied for crisp, blue chest ran every dressing. >> these are little sweeter. >> okay. >> but more like sesame-ish, like herbal,

>> you know the best we can do is the devil that we know. >> yeah, it is >> what do you like, are you interested or following this at all? >> as of about half hour ago. i have been into it. i don't know, i am going to decide based on what happens here in the next few minutes. [ laughter ] >> everyone kind of scares me. >> trump kind of scares me, i will be honest with you, when the tragedies happen is when i like what he has to say >> exactly, that's the thing. he's got one thing he's not afraid to say and it is what we have been saying which is like islamism. it is a problem. >> that's what got him in trouble. he says things that come off

it is about 10 minutes before the devil comes down. let me tell you some of the major highlights of tonight's session, which you will cn here in its entirety on the c-span network. it will begin first with rollcall of the states, always colorful and interesting. we understand mr. trump's home state, is the tradition, new york, will be the state to put him over the top for the nomination. you can see coverage begat -- beginning somewhere after 5:30 eastern. also tonight, senator mitch mcconnell, the majority leader, will be speaking.earlier, we had a profile of some of the most contested senate races, as mr. mcconnell hopes to hold onto his seat. also paul ryan, the speaker, will be talking to the delegates. governor chris christie, republican from new jersey, early endorser of donald trump, and a longtime advisor to him, will be speaking tonight. also, two of donald trump's children. trump, the daughter of marla maples, and donald trump junior, the son of ivana trump, will be speaking to the session. finally, dr. ben carson, a onetime

he three championships for the new jersey devils. he also also opened up about his history with alcohol abuse. >> have been recovering for years now, had a problem with drinking as well, mine was publicly documented, in the papers and media. i sought treatment while in my plane days and during the season. >> coming up this summer he's going to be at a culture to yachting you can go golf with him and i will tweet out a link. >> look at that. it is the sound of civil war. take a soft lead shot from one of these things at close range, specially got shot, you're not >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. log onto chasing news.com/tips. >> it's all about the -- >> the tuesday after long weekend i think it perfectly sums it up with the tlb in the tuesday and the cat being just trying to hang on after having a little too much fun. but this cat looks like his favorite toy is its tail. >> hear that bill? at the sound of a civil war. more specifically the ubiquitous muzzleloading springfield rifle, weapon of choice for th

near devil slide.o if this is your commute, if you want to get on the road now, and get over at 92 because you are not able to get through, and driving through pacifica, and down toward half moon bay, you might have to use 280 instead. we will keep an eye on on this for you. let's go back to the original lineup, if you could. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. and you will see the traffic is going to be okay. as we drive through. there are no major problems. >>> and if you are driving, through the contra costa county region. 680 getting a little slow from walnut creek down to highway 24. and this morning, in san jose, the commute here is light. getting up to highway 17. and at 6:30, let's go back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. >>> it was another long and very busy fourth of july night. for bay area police and fire agencies. they were busy responding to countless calls, tied to illegal fireworks. look at the pictures here. and ktvu janine dellavegga joining us live from san jose to tell us about a

. >> you're in a world that is ran by devils. get this through your head right now.>> reporter: the marines say none of their studies dating back to the vietnam war have found a conclusive link between combat deployment and anger but a 2013 army study of 2,000 combat veterans found 35% getting angry enough to smash something and 22% to threaten with physical violence and 7% angry enough to hit someone. a separate study pointed to something called trait anger defined as a propensity to become angry under stressful conditions. in other words, anger could have been a personality trait before they joined the military and the stress of service made it worse. all soldiers returning from combat are screened for mental health problems. but according to that study, those screenings do not include anger or aggression. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> here is another look at this morning's top story. the republican party officially made donald trump its nominee for president of the united states. trump thanked delegates in videotaped remarks. republican speakers levele

campaign takes a dark turn, repeated calls to put hillary clinton in prison, even linking her to the devil. tonight, trump's running mate overshadowed steps into the spotlight. >>> dangerous heat alert for 50 million people. for some, it's a matter of life and death. >>> downfall of a tv titan, sources tell nbc news roger ailes will soon be ousted in the wake of a sexual harassment lawsuit. >>> dramatic rescue caught on camera. good samaritans stand together to save a driver trapped. >>> and thanks for the laughs from "happy days," "laverne & shirley," to "pretty woman," we remember the legendary garry marshall. "nightly news" begins right now. >> the republican national convention. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from cleveland. >> good evening. after two nights largely dedicated to reasons why hillary clinton should not be president, we may hear the case for donald trump tonight, when his vice-presidential running mate, governor mike pence, takes the stage in primetime. it's the latest shoe that dropped in the melania trump speech controversy that is domina

thirteenth and said, "may this child be a devil."ends that are told about it, but that legend says that when the jersey devil was born it morphed into this creature, flew up the chimney and was gone into the night. other legends say it killed everybody in the room. it's supposed to have the head of a horse, wings of a bat, hoofs, but you have people that say they've seen horns on it. it breathes fire. it's got a real long tail with a triangle on it. >> i mean, it sounds like my little pony with a fork tail. it doesn't sound frightening to me. >> it's supposed to have big red eyes and some people say the head of a goat. >> it's a big po -- goat? goat's a little scarier. ♪ the folks that live in the barrens they have a story they tell ♪ ♪ about that old leeds woman and her child from hell the night he's born, he took wings on and flew out into the night ♪ ♪ say you still hear him screaming when the conditions are right ♪ ♪ yeah i swear it's true these pine barren blues ♪ >> what's out there? who are pineys? do they roam the forest at n

. >> it is very common and it is a matter of when but exactly when that is a little niggling devil on your shoulder. you need to understand the later phases of a gray rhino, start with denial. i was so inspired by the book, maybe i could have 5 stages too and it worked out well that way. the second stage is muddling, like everyone is saying this is a problem but they come up with all sorts of reasons not to do anything about it. the stage after that i call diagnosing but you can think of it as blaming or bargaining, what do you do? making sure you have the right solutions. the fourth stage is panic. a time when the rhino is on top of you and it is a double-edged sword. on the one hand you are more likely to make bad decisions, we see that often in financial crises and economic crises, no one wants to cut the budget, no one wants to be responsible and it is on the way down they want to cut the budget and create the snowball effect and it gets worse and worse. the final stage is action. when you do something action happens in such a way that a group of people start acting and you create

he is like the tasmania devil. >> where is tasmania. >> in the cartoon. >> it is off the coast of aseil, yeah tasmania, off the eastern coast of australia. >> lovely good is that where you can find the tasmania devil. >> i have been there many times and the devil latched on to me. >> that is right. >> that look you gave, to that look. >> the devil latched on to me but i have been purged. >> they missed some. >> they missed some. >> really, really. >> joe in the ear said that does not count. >> i was on a ten day juice cleanse. >> did you even do the ten daysy made it one week. >> because you know a week is five or seven workweek, full week. >> let me say you. >> you take a potato and squeeze it. >> he gets vodka, pine apple juice and then cranberry juice and then he will take a sip of the vodka, take a sip of the juice. >> it is juicing. >> no. >> favorite vodka that comes with the s. >> stateside. >> they have electrolytes in the vodka. >> it is not a juice. >> but it has electrolytes. >> but juicing if you take witt juice. >> yes. >> it is juicing. >> yes. >> usually you are in a b

. >> you're in a world that's ran by devils. get this through your head right now.s run this. >> reporter: marines say none of their studies dating back to the vietnam war have found a conclusive link between combat deployment and anger, but a 2013 army study of 2,000 combat veterans found 35% getting angry enough to kick or smash something, 22 percentagery enough to threaten someone with physical violence, and 7 percentagery enough to actually hit someone. a second study pointed to something called trait anger, defined as a propensity to become angry under stressful position, in other words, anger could have been a personality trait before they joined the military, and the stress of service made it worse. all soldiers returning from combat are screened for mental health problems, but according to that study, those screenings do not include anger or aggression. scott? >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon, thank you. and we're back in a moment. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense craving reli

you finally meet the devil and get to ask questions. (people laugh) - that's one way to think of it. - i don't know any activist who understands it, because they've never been through the process. they have just an outside view of it. but yeah, no, i, i made compromises, but above all-- - you walk up to the edge of becoming the thing you despised, right? - yeah, but i achieved so many things-- - [evan] from the inside. - you don't know what the power of a state official can be. - [evan] so you wouldn't go back-- - the malibu pier, the pier goes down in a winter storm, i need a million dollars to fix the pier, governor. here's the million dollars. yeah, i did 100 or 200 things like that, but then i, people don't understand, if i get the million dollars for the pier, whoever gives it to me, considers that i'm in their debt. - [evan] right, then they need something from you. - and the clock is running and they'll be waiting, they have memories like crocodiles, or is it who-- - elephants. - elephants. - i'm sure crocodiles remember things,

the devil will be in the detail.i issue sick -- does paschi issue securities to the government? we need to find that out. not much time ahead because the understanding is that this all needs to be resolved around the stress test which is due this month. caroline: they come out july 29. thank you very much. even more of the viewpoint on what is happening in italy in the banking sector. our partner at munson capital is in rome. marco, give us your response. saying italy is considering injecting fresh capital to boost its finances. is this a long-term savings prospect if they can support this bank? it has so many nonperforming loans. >> carolyn and guy, i thought elisa's comments were very pointed and precise. paschithe reasons why has gone down, is that for the first time in decades, the market capital is less than one billion euros and people are panicking. what really needs to be seen here from professional investor points of view is the canary in the goldmine which is the bond of paschi. the subordinate paper has no

but the first step is to stopping the devil. only after stopping the devil, of course, the blocks, then we can move, of course. and then we will have the opportunity to work togethther and look for the solution. >> just to tell you, they say stop the occupation. that's what they say. they remove the occupation. >> part of the thininking is th everyone said like children, you be first, you be first. let's try together. >> when the palestinians would stop the terror, i will be the fighter to have the palestinians human rrights. but we are making a comparison between our rights and theirs. because what they're doing to my settlement here, making life. >> is it possible for you to think that one day we can have a binational state? because i know you talk about a jewish state and so forth, and this is the core of zionists. but i'm not part of the core of zionists. >> i have a suggestion for you. and my suggestion iis, and this is a great compromise that i'm giving up on the other side of jordan. >> you don't have jordan. >> yes. >> y

. >>> well, fans of "the devil wears prada," you're in for a real treat this morning. the author who brought us the story of an aspiring writer who becomes the assistant to one of the world's most high-powered and ruthless fashion editor has ended up in the tennis courts. lauren weisberger's brand-new book, "the singles game," takes us into the world of a tennis prodigy who makes a few changes and finds herself catapulted into a jet-setting lifestyle that comes at a cost. we're thrilled to have lauren weisberger here with us this morning. we'll talk about the book in a moment, but a little bit of a homecoming for you, since you went to high school in allentown, right? >> i did, yes. born in scranton and raised in allentown. >> and now, i saw the movie. did not read the book, but i saw the movie with my wife, "the devil wears prada," meryl streep. was that based on a true story? >> it was, yes. my first job out of college was working at "vogue" for anna wintour and it wasn't a direct one-to-one correlation, but a lot of what i saw and experienced there found its way int

. >> the devil. >> why do they all donate to the democrats. >> greg, it seems like trump -- >> did you call me erika? >> that's the biggest. you know that was my dreamest name before the surgery. >> trump is speaking at the convention donated todd t the democrats. >> is it kind of a question of credibility speaking of hillary clinton and the democrats? >> that's the same as donald donated. >> i am okay, jaime. i am interested in our take on this convention. >> i thought darlene had a great take. >> i want to hear him. [ laughter ] >> i think it is so interesting all of this crazy speakers, right? tim tebow is not going to be there but his favorite receiver is going to be there on the ground. [ laughter ] >> so many -- i am blanking on the guy's name. >> oh, i get it. [ laughter ] >> it was a joke rene. >> who's the under wear guy mod snl. >> antonio jr. >> he's going to be there. that's how important trump is that he would take a break from banging women to come to speak. is it truth? there is almost a rue erasmor t tebow may get in politics. what if he passes a wrong bill? a lot of sp

we have a car off the roadway at devil's slide. authorities are just coming across it.ey want to do one-way traffic control so we'll check back on that in just a few minutes. >> thanks, sue. >>> a spectacular scene in southern california on the fourth of july and it had nothing to do with fireworks. take a look at the top right of your screen. that's a bald eagle. it is soaring to freedom at dodgers stadium. it represents freedom, right? the trained eagle was supposed to fly from the top of the stadium down to its handlers. instead the liberty-loving bird instead the liberty-loving bird flew right on past it was located and reunited at the l.a. zoo. >> the eagle just said bye, i'm out of here. >>> folks are buzzing in wine country and not because of the alcohol but because of a shopping trip. why house democratic leader nancy pelosi is at the center of a vip scandal. >>> also some arizona prison inmates are sporting new 81 inmates are sporting new 81 you guy's be good[ bark ] i'll [ bark ]later. bye. see ya pal. xfinity home provides 24/7 professional monitoring for 24/

this devil is offering him a drink at the moment for inspiration. these two pictures encapsulate that kind of polarization that the emancipation policy created in the north. to come back to james mcpherson's theme, union unified, emancipation always divides. emancipation is not the only issue that makes the middle of the civil war in the north an extremely contentious period. we're not going to have time to develop this a lot. but we can list some other factors that are at play. probably the most important link to emancipation is the recruitment of black soldiers into the united states armed forces. the congress had authorized the president to employ men of color for military purposes as early as december of 1862. but lincoln in the summer of 1862 is not prepared to take that step. he authorizes some experiments with the enlistment of black soldiers as early as december of 1862, but he keeps it under radar. in areas of the coast of south carolina, areas out in kansas on the remote frontier, there will begin to be the enlistment of black soldiers. bu

chairman, since theodore roosevelt's designation of our first national monument, devil's tower in wyoming, 16 presidents from both parties have used the antiquities act to protect more than 160 of america's best known and loved landscapes. only three presidents have not. many national monuments created through the antiquities act have since become some of our greatest national parks. like did ion, bryce canyon, death valley, joshua tree and glazer bay, to name a few. all of these were national monuments that congress decided warranted national park status. and the antiquities act has also been used on a bipartisan basis to preserve federal marine areas asthma are innational monuments. with both presidents george w. bush and president obama using the antiquities act to protect some of the most unique and vulnerable areas of the pacific ocean. to be clear, the antiquities act may only be used on existing federal lands and waters, areas which belong to all americans, and are typically designated only after an extensive, locally driven stakeholder outreach process. instead of honoring this lo

devil?ter: yes. this speech from bill clinton that we just saw was not a speech aimed at progressives. this was aimed at independent voters this was aimed at suburban philadelphia. where this convention is being held. this was a speech where more moderate swing voters, who a coding -- according to recent polling, went to trump. rishaad: kevin in philadelphia. it is "asia edge." that is coming next. ♪ angie: it is the middle of the asian trading day. a beautiful blue sky we are seeing here in hong kong. of that power could reflect what we are seeing in the markets today. we are live in hong kong, and this is "asia edge." ♪ angie: i'm angie lau. the top stories this hour. asian stocks rise as japan snapped a three-day slide, and the yen retreats on a shaky stimulus outlook. apple asian suppliers get a bump, after cheaper iphones are catching on in china. aussie inflation rises faster than expected, reducing the chances of an rba cut next week. also coming up, the presidential seal of approval.

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>>> roberta, a traffic alert on highway 1 near pacifica at devil's slide. chpare report offing this a car went off a cliff-like area and they are performing a rescue to get the vehicle towed back on the road. so a traffic alert has been issued to cause delays on highway 1. all right. take a look at the bay bridge. we're starting to see the drive times creep up, up, up from the carquinas bridge to the maze, 26 minutes for the drive time with a backup there at the toll plaza. and 580 at the altamont pass area, we are seeing things slow and go. right now, it's 15 miles per hour. but as we get up to north glen, things break up. if you are thinking about taking the vallejo ferry at 8:00, that one has been canceled. check your times. elsewhere, no delays for bart or muni. and if you are thinking about the 880 route, 238 to the maze only about 16 minutes. still looking good there. michelle? >> sandra, thank you. >>> changes for the golden gate bridge commuters today. a fourth northbound lane will remain open from 4 to 4:30. and it was open from 4:00 to 5:00 but th

he sold his soul to the devil. that's right. he sold his soul to the devil. he should not have made that deal! >> also leveling criticism at general john allen saying that he was a field leader in fighting isis. >>> hillary clinton and senator tim kaine are on the trail this weekend with planned stops in pennsylvania and ohio. senator kaine said americans should not believe in trump based on his track record. >> from contractors that work on projects and do all the work and end up getting not paid and having to go bankrupt to students who are built out of their dollars to get a worthless education from trump university and they find out the certificate is worth less than the paper it's written on. >> for her part hillary clinton in courage her supporters to compare her policy ideas for affordable health care to those presented by trump's campaign. >>> russian government hackers are suspected in a second attack on democratic party websites. security experts say the hackers launched a cyber attack against the democratic congressional campaign committee directin

he sold his soul to the devil. that's right. [applause] mr. trump: he sold his soul to the devil.e should not have made that deal. as soon as she picked this vice president -- do you know what his first move was in virginia? to raise taxes by $4 billion. unemployment almost doubled in virginia while he was governor. he is not popular in virginia now. and we will win virginia. because, i think we will -- i have a lot of property in virginia. i have a lot of employees. i think -- i figured she would pick somebody who was popular. they do not like him in virginia. he raised taxes by $4 billion the first week in virginia. i don't think that is the candidate. i like our candidate, right? governor mike pence. indiana has done so well. we like mike. we do. mike is a great guy. the rate of home ownership is the lowest it has been in 51 years. president obama has doubled our national debt. we will soon be up to $22 trillion. the u.s. trade deficit, people know me for my memory. or i could not do this without teleprompters. hillary, hillary, teleprompters. she has 10 people in a room and sh

i'm going to die right here. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil. but see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me, i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes to serving hard time, white trash baker is hardly alone. >> me, myself, i got 35 to life. i'm here on a three strikes case. in the mid-'80s i had a burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those are strike one and strike two. in 1996, i caught a drug charge, a methamphetamine charge, i fell under the california's three strikes and you're out law. i ended up getting a sentence of 35 years to life. >> aaron yost was 11 years into his latest sentence when we met him at kern valley state prison in california. he says his problems stem from a near life-long abuse of drugs. >> i grew up with drugs. my parents were quote/unquote hippies. both my parents dropped acid. my mom's dead now from a drug overdose. when i was 9 years old, i was rolling joints for mom and dad. >> yost's life is now largely confined to this cell, which he shares with another inmate.

. >> republicans who feel that donald trump is an unacceptable choice are faced with a devil of a choice tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. kimberly: covering metro, the next phase of save track is now underway. back tove takes things where they started, meaning single tracking between east falls church and ballston on the orange and silver lines. as round of work will continue until the end of july. unusually serious crime, e-zpass owners beware and check your online accounts immediately for stop creative criminals have come up with a new way to cheat you out of your and replacing it with one that is fake and identical looking. chris papst broke the story. chamberlin contractors in laurel, maryland, just celebrated its 40th year. through all of them, harold greene has led the way with his signature laugh. >> thank you very much. chris: he has seen a lot, but there is one thing he did not see coming -- and he is not laughing. >> never crossed our mind. i never would have thought an e-zpass transponder could be a license to steal. chris: it's a remarkably simple crime. the thieves find a truck

. >> you're in a world that's ran by devils. get this through your head right now.this. >> reporter: marines say none of their studies dating back to the vietnam war have found a conclusive link between combat deployment and anger, but a 2013 army study of 2000 combat veterans found 35% getting angry enough to kick or smash something, 22 percent angry enough to threaten someone with physical violence, and 7% angry enough to actually hit someone. a separate study pointed to something called trait anger, defined as a propensity to become angry under stressful conditions. in other words, anger could have been a personality trait before they joined the military and the stress of service made it worse. all soldiers returning from combat are screened for mental health problems but according to that study, those screenings do not include anger or aggression. scott? >> david martin at the pentagon. ♪ h,z/ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries. ♪ i don't sleep through the nigh

>> so these are devils on horseback, they're dates stuffed with blue cheese and wrapped in bacon. >> know, what the definitely is in these things? >> so they're pink because they're pickled in a beat root pickle. and just a classic deviled egg filling. >> you can't be in a english public without having some chips. >> that's correct. these are our hand cut chips. they're topped with melted cheddar and our curry sauce. >> you know, highlight for me, alex? >> yes? >> the dates wrapped in bacon. i've had that other locations. >> you love them? >> they don't look so great on the plate, but my god they're good. >> great in your mouth, so good. >> for sure. >> here is the thing though. i only went to three different places but more than 30 restaurant participating in this old city eat, every thursday, throughout the summer, a lot of fun, and mike, you know, talking about national fried chicken day yesterday. >> yep. >> talking about how you can eat a chicken wing with one hand, like one maneuver? >> i can't do it. >> one move. at jasmine rice the owner there the one who showed it to me. so

they say that yazidis were people of the book, that yazidis were devil worshipers, that according to the interpretation that yazidis existence was shame on them. mona has seen.t isis was taking them. in some cases -- in one case, in three3200 women kept theand they village detention center. not just attention. they would go through the houses and take whatever woman they wanted. moment,ever forget that the two yazidi women committed suicide. two other were shot by daesh. i will never forget looking in the eyes of yazidi women looking in the eyes of their husbands. two medical students, who were were put aside, they were killed. their women were taken. everyone in the family were killed. and children no older than five years old living under horrible conditions. they have no income or food. talking about shelter. population,azidi they have had no place to live for two years now. they have had no income for two years now. none of them have for receive that food for the past six months. eliza: this is the next phase of the story that i feel we are not hearing. i wonder what you think. t

the devil you know is the devil you don't. so i think hillary clinton offered a hopeful status quo.ump sort of offered a bleak change. so really that said to me to find a contrast between the two candidates. >> he hasn't let up on his rhetoric. donald trump tweeting all during the democratic convention. i want to play a sound byte. he talked about wanting to hit people he saw at the convention. take a listen. >> i wanted to hit a couple of those speakers so hard i would have hit them -- i was going to hit them. i was all set. then i got a call from a highly respected governor. how is it going, donald. he said don't hit down. you have one person to beat. it's hillary rodham clinton. >> he told supporters he wanted to, quote, respond viciously. it's the kind of language that hillary clinton is using in ads where she shows children listening to donald trump saying things like that. the argument from the democrats is that this isn't what our children should be hearing. do you expect him to change his discourse as we move forward here? is he going to continue to call for violence? >> i'm

night, after doing a live show which itself started almost an hour late, so it's a quarter past the devil's. ( cheers and applause )

. >> and i ask this because i wanted to played devil's advocate advocate and say that their taxpayers money. they have to not be able be room media for years. were talking about just this house that i looked at, it is going to face problems forever dealing with the remediation. that place,. >> they often don't think things through, why not talk to bob martin at the bep for the specific homes as they come up. if you talk about have 1,000,000 dollars to mitigate it, off that same money to the homeowner, get rid of them, not the house down and say why did they have to pay such a broad brush and put us on the hook for what could be tens of millions of dollars. >> the dnc may be over but the hate for philly lives on. via social media. but if your going to complain about the city of brotherly love, be ready to feel the keyboard warrior rat. here are some of my favorite from this week. at philip tweeted difference in philadelphia if you don't have to be on the road please park groceries can waste. to which was tweeted hey phil i hope you stay in traffic for a month. and then another one phil

danny pang is a high-rolling financier with a devil-may-care attitude. >> "i don't give a [bleep]" he didn't care. >> narrator: pang says he makes millions betting on when people will die, but pang has a shady past, a gambling habit, and a murdered wife. >> danny pang hasn't been able to stop crying since his wife, janie, was found shot to death in the couple's upscale home friday night. >> narrator: soon, this gambler's house of cards collapses. >> the whole thing was based on a false underpinning, and it obviously came crashing down.

weeks when the pools are slated to be shut on the 12th and school starts again, idle hands make the devil's work. >> what's the overtime cost the cops when you have added crime problem? >> people would be willing to chip a buck or two. if you want to raise it from free toooooooo p p p p p pay ad. >> you got to fix the corruption, fire one lawyer and let the kids swim, man. >> preaching to the choir. bill: another tragedy for the family of shannan gilbert whose body was found on the beach six years ago. her mother marie gilbert killed by her remaining daughter sarah in custody for the murder. tragedy for the family that lost so much already.. reporter: i chased it to jamaica estates, new york. >> ring the doorbell and see what the inside looks like. reporter: i met isaac living in this home for eight years. >> have you gotten to know him better living in the home? >> i feel we have something in common with him. reporter: which is what? the house? anything else? the billions of dollars? >> no, i'm far beyond. reporter: as i walked into the room, there was a living room, a fire place, a tv, sp

actually make sense at that point-- but it doesn't take long for that baby to reveal itself as the devil it really is. much like this. >> larry: there you go grandpa. snoivment that'>> that's right u gave birth to that baby. i don't blame you for wanting to kill it, but you gave birth to that baby! now there are rumors about who could potentially replace trump, but no one knows for sure. here to give us some insight, and at his request, we're protecting his identity, republican insider, mr. x. >> thank you for having me, larry. >> larry: so mr. x, is it true the r.n.c. wants to replace donald trump? >> it's absolutely true. desperate times, larry. we need someone who is strong enough to defeat the clinton machine. >> larry: so what kind of candidate are you looking for? >> well, we're looking for someone who can electrify the youth. >> larry: that's a good strategy. hillary doesn't poll as well with young people. >> exactly. believe me, i know. and maybe he's worked in politics a long time, but still feels like an outsider. >> larry: uhh, wait a minute. this sounds oddly like bernie sand

harris: sandra: let me play devil's advocate.versity. seeing security and guns and officers. meghan: you know what my brother was doing in seven teen? serving in the marines in iraq. >> there you go. meghan: ridiculous. harris: say the devil's advocate might be? sandra: maybe they're uncomfortable. this isn't my view, i'm just asking. could you be uncomfortable and need a safe space? meghan: if you're uncomfortable with political discourse and people coming into your city, that is what is wrong with the world right now. >> the world is a unsafe space. we're getting a good chuckle. the point this is really dangerous for america. first of all we're sending a whole generation into the real world totally ill equipped to deal with any kind of normal pain in life. but also the ease which these universities and some others are willing to just to throw out the first amendment, say you can't have the freedom of speech in our little safe zone here because it might offend somebody? that is really dangerous for this republic. >> i'm missing