and i think dick made the case really well. this special standard for the clintons that the liberal media has created, the "new york times," the "washington post," nbc, cbs. what am i missing? i don't even think about them. this special thing they created for the clinton has got to end because if we stand for anything, we stand for equal justice under the law. as dick pointed out, the clintons have been stealing since they were in little rock. you go to little rock and talk to people like i do, and they will tell you that bill clinton was one of the most crooked governors in the state, and his bag woman was hillary clinton at their own law firm. they were crooks back in little rock. they sold the lincoln bedroom. hillary clinton was the enforcer in chief against the women who accused bill clinton of sexually assaulting them. she's a feminist? if there's a war on women, the war on women was the one conducted by bill clinton. and powered by hillary clinton. now, she knew his history, we knew this history, and along comes this you

donald rumsfeld and dick cheney were important interviews.iven what you said about george herbert walker bush, why would dick cheney see you? it was set up for me. donald rumsfeld and i are classmates. we have known each other since 1950. we lived in the same dormitory freshman year. we have known each other since 1950. at princeton. we lived in the same dormitory and don was a very popular member of the class of 1954. brian: how often did you talk to him for the book? jean edward: maybe 20 times. brian: what did you learn from him? i have seen a lot of sources in your book. i felt he was always very frank and very honest. we have known each other for a very long time. there was no problem interviewing don. i know his wife. he knows my wife. we are friendly. what do you think -- brian: what do you think his role was in the iraq war? jean edward: i believed that he -- the military thought also that they were going in as liberators. they were going to get rid of saddam hussein. find any weapons of mass destruction and leave within 90 days. that

given what you said about herbert walker bush, why would dick cheney see you? how did you work that up? >> don rumsfeld set it up for me. >> why would he set it up for you? >> we were classmates. we lived in the same dorm freshman year. we've known each other since 1950. >> at what school? >> princeton. and we lived in the same dormitory and don is a very popular member of the class of 1954. >> how often did you talk to him for the book? >> maybe 20 times. >> what did you learn from him that you didn't know from -- i have seen a lot of sources in your book and other books that have been written about george bush. >> yes. i felt that he was always frank and very honest. i mean we've known each other for a very long time. so there was no problem interviewing don. i know his wife. he knows my wife. we're friendly. >> what do you think his role was in the whole iraq war? and did you tell him what you thought about him? >> oh yes. oh yes. i believe that he thought owe and the military thought they were going in as liberators. they were going to get rid of hussein an

said, dick, i know you can't talk about this.. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep the conversation going on with the nominee and -- >> lying is okay in politics, running for office? >> lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates privacy. even keep their secrets. they rarely pictured fdr in his wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything's game. that's a good thing. even though we reporters are obnoxious. >> the next time i prefer you let me finish my statement before you ask that question. >> next, you ready for presidential debates? we'll show you secrets behind >> for months mitt romney and president obama have attacked each other, talked past each other,

brian: here is another gentleman you talked to, dick cheney, in 2000. this.watch 40 seconds of i will ask you what you learned. [video clip] >> when you put together an administration, you look for people with experience. we had a number of republican administrations over 30-some years i have been involved in national politics. many of us have not had prior experience in the bush administration. somehow thatat makes us over reliant, you might as well say we are over reliant on the ford administration. we are looking for experienced people that can bring a lot to the team they want to assemble. regardless ofks what administration they might have been affiliated with. jean edward: bush was governor of texas and had not been in washington. did not know the washington scene. he really i'd -- relied on cheney. he picked donald rumsfeld as secretary of defense. he picked his friend from midland to be secretary of commerce. otherwise, cheney ran the search both for the cabinet and subcabinet officers. this is unusual. it is inconceivable that franklin roosevel

on crowded train cars i didn't see dicks, i felt them. pressing into my hips, men pretend their rocking was just because of the jostling of the train but you know differently because the rhythm is wrong. on the worth day in eighth grade i didn't notice at all. the train was crowded by mind was elsewhere. i stepped out of the subway on the platform and the sun hit my face and i was happy to be almost home. when i started to put my hand in hi back pocket i felt something wet. i had made it the whole ride back without noticing a man whose face i would never see had come on me. wiped my hands on my jeans and looked around if walked the flee blocks ohm with my backpack as low as possible so no one would think i peaked on myself if peeled the jeans off and even though most of the septembernland on the pocket of the pants giving me two layers of protection, the skin on my ass was still damp. i ran the tub until there were two inches of scalding water along the bottom, quirted in my sister's cent bath gel and sat it in quickly. wrapped a pink tow

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and if you recall vice president biden's predecessor, dick cheney, who first came to national attention as president ford's chief of staff, during his vice presidency many people said that they thought that the vice presidency had become too powerful and spoke of an imperial vice presidency. and although i think that vice president cheney's power was exaggerated in the sense that i think he never was president or never was co-president, and that his influence declined during the second term of president bush's administration, he clearly was a very, very significant vice president. but it didn't start with biden and cheney. in fact, the last six vice presidents over the last 40 years ever since walter mondale was vice president have really performed significant positions within the executive branch. the change in the vice presidency is institutional, it's not personal. the vice presidency has now become one of our government's most important and contributing institutions in the executive branch. not simply as a first presidential successor but as a critical instrument of the presidency o

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dick. this is true. - yes. - [evan] could you talk a little bit about that? why you chose this material and what you're going to do with it? - i love interesting storytelling. i have a production deal with sony tv who produced "breaking bad" and i was always looking for things that interest me. and the short story library of philip k. dick is one of those transformational kind of stories that always has some kind of resonance in today's lifestyle and so we worked on putting together a team to be able to tell those stories. so we're gonna have a variety of international writers write from their language, their culture, their understanding, their interests and then we're gonna put together this potpourri of storytelling. - so it's 10 episodes. - yeah, 10 episodes. - will be available for us to see when and where? - (whistles) we're a little ahead of the time there. check your local listing! - as they say. should i check them any time in my lifetime? - don't know yet where. but i do have another show coming out later on this year called "sneaky pete" and that's

maybe we'll find a banana for your monkey. [ laughter ] >> i'm dick cavett.chet huntley, taller than mickey rooney and pure and honest as new jersey. >> the dick cavett show, you could get people like norman mailer and woody allen. >> my only new year's resolution this year, i think i'm going to try to sleep through the nixon administration. >> you would have authors on. you would have heavyweight boxers. there were conversations. >> when you mentioned the national anthem and talk about playing it in any unorthodox way, you immediately get a guaranteed percentage of hate mail from people who say how dare -- >> that is not unorthodox? >> it isn't unorthodox? >> no, no, i thought it was beautiful. there you go. >> i just thought anything that is interesting ought to have a place on a talk show rather than young pretty actresses who use the word "excited" in every sentence. you're not frequently seen on television. is that by choice? >> well, of course, it is the most impressive medium of all. it's the medium that will either save america or send it down into de

days are here again") ♪ ("the battle hymm of the republic") ♪ to my good friend and great republican, dick, and your charming wife, pat; my running mate and that wonderful republican who has served us well for so long, bill miller and his wife, stephanie; to thurston morton who has done such a commendable job in chairmaning this convention; to mr. herbert hoover, who i hope is watching; and to that great american and his wife, general and mrs. eisenhower; to my own wife, my family, and to all of my fellow republicans here assembled, and americans across this great nation. from this moment, united and determined, we will go forward together, dedicated to the ultimate and undeniable greatness of the whole man. together we will win. i accept your nomination with a deep sense of humility. i accept, too, the responsibility that goes with it, and i seek your continued help and your continued guidance. my fellow republicans, our cause is too great for any man to feel worthy of it. our task would be too great for any man, did he not have with him the heart and the hands of this great republican pa

dick, boef the analyst at rafrtty capital. we really appreciate it. >> there's always like this we do a whole lot of stuff after something happens and then a problem pops up somewhere else. >> i know. >> european equity markets are a little bit lower at the moment. moved sliektly down within the last hour or so in trade. our european markets in general were flat lining initially this morning. slightly mixed. we're now seeing a bit more red out there. at least 84 people have been killed. 18 critically injured in nice after a truck plowed into a crowd watching bastille day wat watching fireworks late last night. david, we're all coming to terms with what's taken place in nice. again, the truck driving at high speed for a very long time. it was more than a mile that the truck drove. hitting people in its way. there's so many angles to approach this from. how are you thinking about the events that took place less than 12 hours ago. >> looking at it in the context of an increased series of -- or a series of increased terrorist thre

well, technically, trump is a wax dick, so you got one.cheers and applause] then you've got rihanna next to chris brown. you know that dude, that um ... abused her? and let's not forget. the video has multiple naked women in bed with an alleged serial rapist. that's right, mother [bleep], we haven't forgotten about you. [applause] to top it off, this masterpiece was made without any of these people's consent. which is so hypocritical, kanye, you know how valuable your public image is. hell, you didn't like it when an australian artist did a mural of you making out with yourself. and if i'm being totally honest, kanye making out with kanye is way more plausiblethan this freaky slumber party. listen kanye, i really don't understand your sick obsession with taylor swift, amber rose or yourself for that matter, but this video has crossed the line. i've always been a fan of your music, but what you do with your wax figures in the privacy of your own home is your business. just leave us out of your not so beautiful dark, twisted fantasy. [crowd

mark: to think the sarah palin or joe lieberman plan was like that, the dick cheney one? of them had me get twists and turns that the campaign could not control. john: i remember this takes, and none of them seemed quite as control at the. mark: on going to get you google for your birthday. we're going to break down donald trump's vp pick. more on what mike pence means to america after our sponsors. mark: the early returns are in on donald trump the running mate. the republican side, the club for growth, marco rubio, haley barbour and others have applauded the pick. house speaker paul ryan tweeted he can think of "no better ."oice for the slot than pence many leading conservatives have been overjoyed that one of their own is going to take it. and culture called the decision -- ann coulter cold is positioned "trumps first mistake." and a supporter of ted cruz and other conservatives look at mike pence's reversal on indian is reverses -- on indiana's religious freedom law and concludes that mike pence was not a conservative. they did not like his decision to expand medicaid

dick wile is ceo of janus capital and he joins us now from denver. when you see some kind of trend with investors with the dow sitting pretty much at record highs, are the american people getting back interested in the stock market? >> i think the american people are getting back interested in the stock market. i think the reason is fairly obvious with low rates. they don't have a lot of choice. if they're going to meet their retirement goals and their investment targets. and so to a certain extent they're forced, which is driving a relatively high valuation and sort of absolute sense. but in a relative sense relative to yields i think it's pretty fairly value. >> where are you seeing them? i saw inflows into etfs, some inflows into equities and some inflows into fixed income. so it seemed balanced. but are you noticing one part of the market, dick, where people are much more focused than they used to be? >> well, brian, we're happy that we're bucking the industry trend. so i think broadly speaking the industry is seeing a lot of pressure and outflow

in 2000, bush was on the verge of picking dick cheney and i was against it so he asked me to meet with in the governor's mention and make the case against picking dick cheney and for half an hour i laid out eight reasons i thought we should go with someone other than dick cheney and at the end bush turn to the guy next to him and said you have any questions for carl? i was wrong on that first pick. i have given up trying to make first pics but donald trump's first pick is a good choice. trish: i wonder if he softens out donald from. normally the vp is the attack dog but i don't know about this case. >> he is reassuring to conservatives, reassuring to social conservatives, strongly pro-life and has a great many friendships on capitol hill where he served, and the two got elected and had a good ally who could work congress for him. >> how it affects the political landscape, one frustration voters have with hillary clinton is she would be a continuation of what we have already seen and what we have seen is in part responsible for the rise of isis. does this hurt her in that she has to liv

this is dick gregory, what you want? in school they've been trained that you're going to say it's not you. and when you say it's you, you have to run back, what do you say when they say it's them? then they go back -- this is not you. how old are you? 22. i've been owing this company money for 38 hours, what makes you think you're going to collect this in your lifetime? >> that's right. that's right. you understand what i'm saying? [ applause ] sf >> we're going to take a break we'll be right back with more "comics unleashed". >> find out how to be part of >> find out how to be part of the studio audience, go to co c ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. my advice for looking younger... longer?ou. pam. this...this is pam's. try not to take things personally. all right. thank you pam. don't let the little things get to you. get your beauty sleep. and use new aveeno® absolutely ageless® night cream. with active naturals® blackberry complex. you'll wake up to younger looking skin in just one week. younger l

talbot, dick talbot is on the bottom left there. who is described as the only christian who had ever done him an act of kindness. lee is part of talbot's inner circle in shasta bar, california. together, talbot and his four faithful friends gamble, fight and defend one another from outsiders. the novel's cover picture presents lee in the top right, a little dark, but you can see lee in the top right, in a confident, determined, even manly pose staring straight forthrightly ahead. in cinnamon chip, the girl sport, or the golden idle of mount rosa, pig tail pete is part of a similar though less abiding gang. admiration of his fighting abilities, the gang leader refers to him as the roaring equinoxal thunderstorm of china. in banker bill, the bowling pin wielding bad lung develops a close relationship with gentle john, who refers to the chinese immigrant as his pard, western vernacular for partner. he calls him the squarest heathen in nevada. you can't fool him and nobody can fool him. after the two heroes fight the forces of evil toge

. >> host: what about a dick durbin both? >> guest: you know, i don't know if there will ever be won. i've had 60 chapters in a minute tour of my desk, but i don't know if it's a book. it stories i've accumulated and written up over my time in congress. i'm not sure there's a book in there. there's a lot of writing, and that someday may entice another to look it over. >> host: what is one chapter you can tell us about? >> guest: it's a continuing project. i got this curiosity in my mind when i was with obama on the campaign trail. i said you carry anything in your pocket every day? oh yeah, he showed me the pendant he had which was like a tiny buddha. i believe that's what it was. i take it with me everywhere. he said when they start asking all these people i know what you carry in your pocket during the course of the campaign. i started collecting it. one of the chapters is the story of each senator and what they like to carry in their pockets. is that worthy of a book? i don't know, but it caught my attention. >> host: is t

campbell took over for dick vermeil in the 1980's. campbell played six seasons for eagles and help them win 1960 nfl championship. his cause of death is unknown tonight this comes less than a month after buddy rice an passed away. >>> in soccer union hosting new york red bulls tonight. how about on the free kick keep your eye on the ball as we pick it up. union fall behind two to nothing. just like that, citizens bank park today, saw that earlier, new york fans take over that stadium but union silence them sixty-seventh memorandum cj sapong with the penalty kick. union on the game. down one. one minute later are you kitting me chris pontius, union finish in a two-two draw. they have only one win in their last 5mls matches. >>> phil mickelson won the british opened three years ago. the since then guess how many wins he has? how about zero, yeah. nothing going right for lefty right now. mickelson is in the worst stretch of his career. mickelson is trying to not kiss another major good-bye at the british opened. mickelson, four birdies a

"get thou dicks out." >> seth: yeah, i think that was. yeah. "we need to abolish slavery![ laughter ] >> i remember that. >> seth: i think that was a famous scene. i think it was -- >> yeah, i learned that in, like, sixth grade or -- i remember that. i remember that. >> seth: yeah, i remember it, too. have you ever used craigslist in your life? >> well, i like have used craigslist to like sell furniture, buy furniture, that kind of thing. >> seth: gotcha. the male/male casual encounter section of craigslist. [ light laughter ] but -- not that you would or i would. >> seth: right. >> and yet i did. >> seth: and if i had, i wouldn't bring it up now, certainly. [ laughter ] >> but a friend of mine showed me that section. and it is -- you could just lose yourself in that section of craigslist. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> so we wanted to see if it was kind of legit. and we -- we just said, you know, we will -- me as a guy, we had a picture of our friend's butt. >> seth: okay. >> he doesn't know about this. but -- [ light laughter ] and a picture of our friend's -- >> s

spending much of the time praising dick cheney's values. and dick cheney's qualifications for that office. donald trump did not necessarily do that. much of the speech was what we see every day, or most days when we go to these rallies. it's about him, what he has done, the fight that he has gone through to get this nomination. and now he won. and how basically this nomination is his, not anybody else's, not his running mate's. it will be his platform and his ideas alone. >> katy, back up one quick second you said at the top. it was possible to be in new york city on summer vacation today on avenue of the americas, and come into this event as a tourist from the street. >> absolutely. only in new york, brian. i spoke to a family, a father and his two kids, he's from knoxville, tennessee. he said he's staying in this hotel. he heard about it, he walked downstairs, asked if he could come in, and was allowed to do so. went through secret service, no threat. a little bit surprised that he was able to just walk in here, in his words, see history

i want to thank eddie dick. where is eddie? is eddie here? i want to thank kevin schroder, keith schiller. he's becoming more famous than me. i have to thank -- and again, your police chief has done a fantastic job in cleveland. you've done a fantastic job. [applause] donald trump: in terms of some of the folks, david gilbert -- where's david? is david around someplace? e roman, chris conner, chris kelley. these people are all here. you don't have to come up and speak. beth mooney. where's brian jack? boy, brian. brian. what a job you did, brian. ok. that's all. now you can leave. go to the next location, brian. go to the next location. and hillary is trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success that we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. you know people -- if you turn on the television, you turn on some of the dishonest media, you'll see that oh, wow, now this happened and that happened. what happened? you know, somebody got booed the hell out

was it jack or was it dick? >> at that moment, he said, get ike on the phone. the united states should never be in doubt. and they discussed that he would not contest the election. and that was it. ♪ just give me a chance >> it was a very honorable and patriotic thing to do on nixon's part. it was the right thing to do. it would have thrown a cloud over the election of john f. kennedy. i think it would have been dreadful for the united states. >> it's the closest election of the century with the highest turnout on record. kennedy wins with a slim majority of just 120,000 votes, to become the youngest president elected in american history. without the votes of millions of african-americans, kennedy would have lost the presidency. ♪ >> and so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> it must have been a bitter moment for nixon. he'd had eight years as vice president. he had really thought that he would be sworn in that day. >> but kennedy was better at dirty tricks than nixon and nixon knew it. and it

and next january, americans will be proud to have a fighter for the middle class to succeed dick cheneyvice president of the united states. [cheers and applause] and what can i say about teresa? [cheers and applause] she has the strongest moral compass of anyone i know. she's down to earth, nurturing, courageous, wise, and smart. she speaks her mind, and she speaks the truth, and i love her for that, too. and that's why america will embrace her as the next first lady of the united states. [cheers and applause] mr. kerry: for teresa and me, no matter what the future holds or the past has given us, nothing will ever mean as much as our children as you can sense listening to them. we love them, not just for who they are and what they've become, but for being themselves, making us laugh, holding our feet to the fire, and never letting me get away with anything. [laughter] thank you, andre, alex, chris, vanessa, and john. and in this journey, i am accompanied by an extraordinary band of brothers led by that american hero, a patriot called max cleland. [cheers and applause] our band of brothe

but that project was started by dick cheney. i had a few suspicions. i reported on and made two films, gas land and gas land part two. one was nominated for an oscar. this is an abomination and a harbor. i never felt more alone in my entire life. everybody in this room knows what it's like to feel like you are alone in the face of opposition. everyone knows what it is like to face down an enemy that is so big you can't comprehend it. a friend said never look at the size of the enemy. you will lose. across america we have huge victories on fracking and across the world. germany, incking in the never lens, in south africa -- in the netherlands, in south africa. this process is fatally flawed. people organized and they rose up. people like amy adams worth, showering in the dark because her water was explosive and she was so afraid a spark from her lightbulb would blow up her bathroom as she was showering in the dark. i can imagine her standing there naked and terrified. something happened to her. , when they had a thousand earthquakes in a month, -- every

several years back i met a fellow named dick theis and he explained his ancestor from elis island with a name tag that said vus. that's how he got his new name in the new country. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> everyone who can will join us tomorrow morning. it's going to be in the russet senate office building and the instructions are on the piece of yellow flyer outside. look forward to seeing you tomorrow. we've got more road to the white house with hillary clinton explaining at the florida state fairgrounds in tampa. c-span will have live coverage at 4:30 eastern. she won the primary with more than 64% of the vote and takes 141 of the delegates to monday's convention. live coverage from florida begins at 4:30 eastern. >>> next on american history tv. author andrew gyory talks about the chinese stereotypes in the late 19th century. this is part of the two-day symposium on the history of american immigration. it is about 50 minutes. >> thank you, chuck. before i go further, i want to acknowledge the co-director emeritus, don canon who this conference would not be same witho

dick cheney had disagreements with george w. bush.he other party tries to make hay and then it all goes away. usually by the convention at all goes away. next, we will talk more about the stop trump movement and how it stopped. ♪ late night last night in cleveland, members of the rules committee for the republican national party looked at a very long list of potential rules changes to see if delegates could be unbound from voting for donald trump at the convention next week. that was the last effort to stop trump. it failed to pass. members of the committee and trump supporters teamed up to keep the meeting in session late into thenational night so that p trump would have less time to figure out how to plan and with the vote. the vote was a relief for trump's campaign manager, who did a victory lap on tv and on twitter, and said he was never all that worried. after the vote, senator mike would be ated there backlash among delegates on the floor because the outcome did not free the delegates. smartwas it politically for the rnc and tru

campbell coached eagles in the 1980's after dick vermeil left. campbell played for the team from 1956 to 1961. of course, helped them win nfl championship in 1960. mike, can you give us inside on his career. >> the old swamp fox they called him. man in the trenches. to be honest, he wasn't a very successful coach with the eagles but a nice man always a nice man, they say he was the greatest. >> as is, doug pederson and we're kicking off training camp in just eight days. >> eight days. >> quarterbacks and rookies get rolling. are you excited for eagles foot the ball? there seems to be very little buzz. >> i'm not excited about eagles football. >> is that time of the year. >> you touched it on perfectly. there is three components f there was a quarterback we would follow and carson wentz, we would be excited. if the coach was chip kelly, chip kelly dynamic we would be excited. if the team came in as a playoff team we would be excited. in of the three element exist. how can you be excited. >> eagles believe they will be a playoff team and compete an

i think he clears that bar just as dick cheney did in joe biden -- dick cheney did and joe biden did.s positions on vote he has taken. he voted against the prescription drug bill. he voted against the bailout of the financial industry. he got some kind of antigovernment vote that will fit in nicely with the trump coalition. >> he will have to adjust his pro-free trade position. he is not as heavy as his predecessors. >> very solid guy. mike pence has been around politics for decades. he is a former congressman and a radio host. he is a social conservative. the opposition research team at the dnc, the clinton headquarters, they had been preparing and it had pence and their site. where will they go after pence? >> from the hillary campaign, it said, he will be in real trouble because he joined donald trump. they told me they had a whole huge litany on chris christie and newt gingrich and they could not use it. there will be social conservative views. he will be depicted as anti-gay. he got in great trouble with that so-called religious liberty issue out there. sometimes he has not been

several years back i met a fellow named dick heis, and i asked what nationality that was. and he explained his ancestor came from ellis island with a name tag that said v-u-s. that's how he got his new name in the new country. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> just a reminder, everyone who can will join us tomorrow morning. it's going to be in the russell senate office building, and the instructions are on the yell flyer outside. so look forward to seeing you tomorrow. you'll have a front row seat to every minute of the democratic national convention on c-span.org. watch live streams of the convention proceedings without commentary or commercials. and use our video clipping tool to create your own clips of your favorite convention moments and share them on social media, also read twitter feeds from dels and reporters in philadelphia. our special convention pages have everything you need to get the most of c-span's gavel to gavel coverage. go to c-span.org/democratic national convention for updated schedule information to see what's happening during each convention s

resolved to the line of the scriptures would have done our due diligence and find no fault and the dick and based on our review will not on and someone if we believed he was a harm to our church family and especially our children. >>pam moore: the latest on the terror attack and who was now planning was possibility and to and we'll live along the embarcadero and san francisco final preparations for monday's big firework shall. >>vicki liviakis: they can report the use of illegal fireworks online and still not assured from they will also build-the impact to patrol focused on high fire danger. >>phillipe djegal: and is only the fund time out here is passing along the embarcadero i could see the fireworks above the bed is a great time to bring the family now this is what looked like last year like we do every year will broadcast live to fireworks in san francisco. >>reporter: mention you never jackass' the city watching the fireworks san francisco the locations the competitiveness of the '70s ally of the outside right now we're sitting on sunset beautiful not a lot of columnists put a lot

traded in the wake of 9/11, dick cheney transformed exercising power in the bush 43 white house acrosslicy. joe biden will not taking cheney -esque status has been an important voice in the obama white house. but on the day the quicken loans arena branding for his close-up, biden was a master at and on the attack. >> don't worry about our election. the angels in america will prevail. >> to be sure mike pence omit the case against hillary clinton, but he'll do so in a more measured and restrained rate than his ticket mate that may include some expressions of the piety and faith is made pence a leading figure for evangelical voters. boeing and nicole. nicole: in sports and the new york yankees beat the orioles again and the red sox move into first place. in boston, we will explain all the highlights for you. a heat dome was temperatures that have been hitting triple digits and central u.s. in particular. berea mulino bull hub of a family game that's almost all the points you for the british accent. s&p futures down three, nasdaq down three. you are watching "fbn:am," your first select mo

decides without a whit of transparency is guilty of terrorism, a power that not even george bush and dick cheney attempted. you see the worsening of this trend rather than the curtailment. i think that is also unique. importation ofhe the war that i just described onto american soil progressively as we momove further away from 9/11. one of the things that m made te post 9/111 theories of dicick cheney a and george bush so extremist isis there is no more limimitless power t that a prest han the power he can exercise during a theater of war. on a battlefefield, there really is no law. everybody acknowledges that. terrorist t say when men take up arms, , law false. more is the u ultimate expreresn of lawlessneness in lilimitless powerful stuff on the battlefifield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process.s. everyone agrees s that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give o opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories s so radical is t the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer co