jean edward: 100%. i would say that, if he left saddam hussein in control of iraq, which was a secular state at the time -- it was not a democracy, but it was a secular state. on isisthe l9id -- lid extremism. there was no isis. al qaeda was not in iraq. it is behind the terrorist threat we have today. brian: let me go to the acknowledgments in the back. i will ask you about a fellow named sanford lakoff. a classmate of mine at princeton read the manuscript for every chapter of every book i have written, beginning in 1963. he has died since then? jean edward: the died in 2013, i think. brian: that is what you say in the book. why did he read every chapter of every book? jean edward: we were roommates at princeton. and we were good friends. he just agreed to do it. brian: gang of 13. who are they? not by name. jean edward: whenever i finished, i do it chapter by chapter. i send it out to 13 people. they read it. they send me their comments. i do not go back to them. they send the chapter to me. i read wh

jean edward: 100%. would to that if he had left saddam hussein in control of aaq he would not have -- secular state at the time, it was not a democracy but a sacred -- secular state. isis extremism. al qaeda was not in iraq. i would say it was the removal of saddam hussein that began a terrorist threats today. brian: technologies in the back. -- acknowledgments in the back. you say, it 1954 classmate of mine read the manuscript for every chapter of every book i have written beginning with the defense of berlin in 1963. he died in 2013, i think. brian: why did he read every chapter of every book? jean edward: we were roommates at princeton and we were good he just agreed to do it. brian: gang ofbrian: 13? who are they? jean edward: i do a chapter by chapter as i say. one of finish a chapter, i sent it to 13 people. they read it and they sent me their comments on the chapter and i don't go back to them. they sent a chapter to me and it is a one-shot deal. their comments were and i like it i use it if i do

prince edward, white leaders had been prepared for that day, right? i said they had mentioned this idea of closing the schools. they didn't just mention it. they raised money for that five-year period to try to start a private academy should the need arise. so so they had people promising funds for that period of time. in addition, the board of supervisors there, the governing body, had gone to a month-to-month financing model so that they could just close the schools at any time, you know? if courts came to them and told them to desegregate the schools, they would be ready to immediately close the schools. so when the courts finally did require in 1959 that they desegregate, they did as they had threatened to do and voted not to fund the schools. and by not funding the schools, they shut down all public education in prince edward county. the moment that decision was made, these people that had been planning for years to start a white academy went ahead and launched one, and they did so by calling all the white churches in town, the white, you know, v

so the business transfer is really from edward stabler to william. the name stabler-leadbeater, while the apothecary stays in the same family for 140 years, it does transfer in marriage. john leadbeater had been working here with william and fell madly in love with william's sister and came back to work here and took ownership and it switches than in the family from stabler to leadbeater. it is really under john leadbeter that the building get remodeled to the way it looks today. by 1862, it has a new interior that you can see with the ginger breading and a more updated, gothic revival style. because they were trying to stay current and trying to keep attracting a new and fresh clientele. they had a pretty loyal customer base. have a lot of the primary stores, ledgers, letters, orders, and prescription files in our collection. it is really quite a treasure, and extensive archival collection. so we can tell who is shopping here, what they are purchasing, what the prices are for the products they are purchasing. they are getting people coming in off th

edwards' luck holds out. cameras that capture the entire incident, including the pickup license plate, help police identify the shooter and issue a warrant. unfortunately, the shooter stays one step ahead. police believe the man escapes across the mexican border. surviving this brush with death motivates edward to act on his long-held desire to become a stand-up comic. >> he actually was a pretty funny guy and he cracked jokes left and right, always had something smart to say. >> i'm calling the cops on all y'all drunk asses. >> edward right now, the last-known whereabouts about him, he was in california and he's fulfilling his desire to become an actor/comedian. >> so sometimes a very bad day can give us the push we need to leave a steady gig and embrace a dream. >>> coming up, a different kind of towing drama. this time, it's the towed vehicle threatening the worker. >> i thought he was dead, i really did. i thought the man was dead. >> when "caught on camera: very bad day" continues. >>> in snow-covered so

. >>> re yil hunter, once infamous for her affair with presidential hopeful john edwards, finds joy in raisesing their 8-year-old daughter. >> how are you doing, quinn? >> great. >>> hillary clinton announces her pick for vice president in the lead-up to the democratic national convention, virginia's tim kaine. how will the swing state senator help the ticket? but first the "nightline 5." >> hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool manipulate zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. wearing depend underwear has allow med to fully engage in my life, and i'm meeting people. >> now flexible to move with you. reconnect with the life you've been missing. get a free sample at >>> god evening. thank you for joining us. police procedures and the use of force, the latest altercation to gain national attention an unarmed man shot by police in a misunderstanding around the man with autism he was trying to help. tonigh

>> it was something the volunteers this to devest the concerns the neighborhood that people from edward the second will right away vail themselves. >> is that condition enforceable. >> it was imposed and the project sponsor has agreed our department will do our best to enforce that continue con t and if in their violating that we'll enforce the condition. >> what would be the penalty the enforcements. >> would be through our typical enforcement process of enforcements notice and they'll having to demonstrate they're in compliance and not violated that requirement or face penalties if they continue what is the penalties. >> up to $250 a day additionally i'll note this is unique we have paycheck and the planning department we're finding their violating the conditions of our approval and we can make the request to the public there used to operate is revoked and again concerns about our enforcement processes but i think there may be more mechanisms in compliance. >> one last question so the concern in the you've mentioned the california compassionate act would that in creating an agreement

of the tools of the trade for edward stabler and the leadbeaters, this is the mortar and pestle. it would be used to grind herbs, powder.oots into scaleould use a measuring just like this, which is a 19th-century scale. other things that would be used in the trade in the 19th century would be a press much like this, and you would have different sizes of corks. once you've finished filling the it wouldth medicine, expand and form a seal. a lot of the medicine that would have been ground would be combined with alcohol. you would use a pill roller. emu would often have coated th in chocolate or gelatin so they would be easier to take by the customer. so you would purchase your medicine in a bottle similar like this during the time of edward stabler. , he wouldly period import a lot of bottles from overseas. obviously, things became a little cheaper, and they became more routine and easy to buy, so you could buy something that was formed in a mold and was a little bit more uniform. washe 1850's emerged, there gold foil, so a lot of the bottles that you see here that kept -- they are

amazing to hear edward snowden's word.ou can see he was inspired by others and he has inspired others and not surprisingly those people in power either think their buddies should get off the hook if they do the same thing or the people like edward snowden are traitors and should be killed which yes some high-ranking officials like michael hayden have actually said. just to give you little information on what's going to happen, we are going to have another speaker and another performance by mc sol and tga pain one and then jeremy will speak and then the book signing will begin. so now, let me please introduce, joining, joining us from far away, an incredible journalist mr. glenn greenwalt who is the cofounder and intercept author of no place to hide. [applause] >> hi everyone, can can you offer me okay? >> okay good. >> thank you for coming out tonight. i'm sorry that my scheduling issue prevented me from being with you in person, and i'm also really sorry for the weird creepy 1960s curtains that are behind me. when they tu

>> i'm making the edward burger hands. >> i love it. >> we'll start with the beef patty.ll take the bun and put some of this butter, honey and garlic and spread it all over the bun. >> i think you need a bigger spoon. >> get in there. get in there. you're hired. >> right off to the side. let that go for a second. >> now this is one of my favorite parts. >> we'll take this melty mound of meat and cheese and just kind of put it on top of there, and our wakebacon. >> and just when you thought it couldn't get any better. >> avenue caw doe, lettuce, roasted red pepper, and then we'll finish it with siracca mayor. not a first date burger. >> if your first date can't handle a sloppy burger, your probably shouldn't go on the second burger. i'm not sure how to go about chewing this. >> smash it down. >> get it all? >> yes. it's beautiful. everything is running out the side. a little bit of mess. it's encouraging. >> wow. this may oo and the garlic butt has such an impact. >> >> you're now officially an edward burger hands. >> that means you're covered in the burger? >> yeah. >> i'

edward: they have an underlying reason.sputtering, so oil demand should be sputtering. oil has been robust, considering the oil -- world economy. even if china sputters more, we don't see that changing. china is making 2.6 million cars per month. gasoline demand has to go up 8% no matter what. big changes fuel oil demand. , which wasnd supposed to be the lion's of demand growth in emerging markets, has flattened out for reasons that surprised a lot of people. the major demand is for gasoline jet fuel. no substitute there. ,urprisingly, propane butane, these are things that come about with natural gas production, we have a surge in lpg demand. that is not refinery driven. tom: we don't talk about the local key town until 7:00 a.m. this is an approximation of real oil, then adjusted for rising incomes over the many decades. pre-opec over to the left. the first surge in opec, the second surge. the spike in the middle is persian gulf one. oil is cheap. the under lowing microeconomics state the gloom kicks. the people worried ab

brian: jean edward smith, author of "bush."hen did you first think it was worth doing a biography so close to his presidency. jean edward: i had just finished the eisenhower biography. i was in new york having lunch with my editor at random house

on this monday july 25, nydia han joins us in the 6abc studios, tamala edwards is at the wells fargo center the site of the democratic national convention which begins today. >> philadelphia's moment in the spotlight is beginning and boy j does it come with drama. >> thank you, tam. a fight at a penns landing bar turns into a murder overnight. >> we have thunderstorms coming in. let's turn to david murphy. >> reporter: there's a severe thunderstorm warning out ahead of these storms extending from delaware county into philadelphia. they are producing lightning, moving toward the city quickly at about 35 to 40 miles per hour and these are producing frequent lightning strikes possible hail in these storms and strung gusty winds, perhaps 50 miles per hour. if you can afford and stay in and ride the storms out indoors on the lower floors while they pass before you head out, that would be a good idea. some of the spots in the immediate path of these storms. aston, delaware county. chestnut hill, willow grove, wynnewood near channel 6, abington. it takes a half-hour for these storms to go t

edwards, 7:23 on this friday, july 22. in on the commute with matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: sometimes friday mornings in the summertime are quiet because people are making it a long weekend. this has not been we've had a a bunch of complications including a vehicle fire at woodhaven road approaching bristol pike. not much left of it that went up in flames an hour ago. restrictions from philadelphia mills franklin mills expect delays. had a a crash on the northeast extension early this morning southbound approaching lansdale. it was a nasty one, it's cleared out of the way now. as always we're seeing scattered delays across the board on the regional rail lines with 20 minutes delays on the broad street subway trains heading northbound because of an medical emergency at the olney station. >> we'll attack a break and find out about the heat. >> reporter: sun and clouds this morning, it's warm, too, take a look up to 74 degrees in philadelphia. 69 in allentown. 74 in cape may. it's definitely more muggy than the last

>> hi, i'm cliff the home i share with my wife is next door to the edward and across the street from the apothecarium location in that home we've raised two boys putting them through high school and today, we a 16 mellowed daughter and learned the edward the second will be converted we were bombard from the cal hallow attempting to block the move the only people living next door is welcoming the move as the petition is more discourse now they suggest they support of home that cannot be further from the truth the c h a has done nothing to help the kids integrate the first christmas the edward the second life-saving streets he would say an open house that was a good time to introduce oneself to the neighbors not one person from the cal hallow association in attendance that has a simple example it is a general attitude towards does the facilities and youths now, please listen if you talk to people that operate at edward the second i have the people own the ground not to the people if the office on larkin they have no problem with the apothecarium going in right across the street they as

>> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones was a beloved teacher and mother and the center of a mysterious missing person's case. her marriage on the rocks and her husband wondered if she'd moved on with another man. could a love triangle have had something to do with her disappearance? we return to andrea canning with "the last dance." >> reporter: time, an investigator's worst enemy in a

reporting in washington on capitol hill, edward lawrence. now back to you. >> edward, thank you. here's more on the protests edward just mentioned. more than 300 people were arr tense protests around the country. in atlanta, protesters held sit-ins that blocked roads. the black lives matter group crossed the police barricade and went onto interstate 40 in memphis. demonstrators brought highway traffic to a stand still by blocking a bridge. in louisiana, hundreds of protesters confronted police in riot gear in the streets of baton rouge, all of this in response to the shooting deaths of two black men by police officers last week. protests in our area this weekend did not lead to any arrests. there were four different events in our area in response to the shootings yesterday. at the african-american civil war memorial, members and supporters of the black lives matter group rallied before marching. at freedom plaza, hundreds attended a prayer service. at rfk stadium in southeast, demonstrators addressed brutality. at brookland political leaders to discuss necessary political change.

>> edward rober some. miles away in eastern tennessee and agreed to make the 8 hour drive to german town to be interviewed. detectives wondered had he made the trip once already that week to take heather away, most importantly could he tell them where she was now. >> just because you've got somebody living 500 miles away does not mean that they didn't have anything to do with this disappearance. >> police recorded ed's interview. during questioning, ed made a potentially important admission. >> i love her to death. i will do anything for her, you know, when the detectives asked me who would she call if she wanted to disappear and it would be me. he insisted heather never made that call. there was more. ed told detectives he was surprised by the first question he was asked when initially contacted by the police? >> detective cook called me and he said, is your girlfriend there? and i said, yeah, she's in the backyard. he said, okay, so heather's okay. >> i said heather is not my girlfriend, she's a friend o

>> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. ove it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay stro

edward snowden helped think it up and now it's in development.wden says it's way to keep the government or anyone else from tracking you. the nsa leaker spoke at m.i.t. today from russia where he is in self-imposed exile. >>> a couple of paramedics are in big trouble for taking selfies with unconscious patients. they are from florida, suspected from taking pictures of dozens of people. they were reportedly engaged in a competition to see who could take the most selfies. >>> the road to rio looks to be a dead end for the russian track and field team after russia lost its appeal against the olympic ban today. the decision adds pressure to the international olympic committee to ban russia entirely. the court of arbitration rejected allegations. there was a report that came out. the decision is not binding on the ioc, and the ioc has said that it will render a ruling in the next couple of days. >>> still to come, listening to the sweet sounds of music at a giants' game. we'll meet at&t's organist, next. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need t

let's get to edward lawrence who is tracking the latest. does the fbi's decision mean that hillary clinton is in the clear now? >> eun, if you ask clinton's campaign folks, they think it is. she put out a statement yesterday saying that this case is over. it's not quite over yet. now the case has been turned over to the attorney general's office. the attorney general will have filed against hillary clinton. however, it's very unlikely that will happen. when the fbi recommends no charges, prosecutors generally follow what those recommendations are. >> we just heard donald trump calling the system rigged in reaction to the decision. do you think that's the argument going forward we'll see from him and the other republicans? >> it is. paul ryan said clearly it shows that clinton feels she's above the law. donald trump questioned clinton's judgment also. you'll hear that a lot going forward. she said the fbi director came out and said there was clearly, quote, extreme carelessness. we're talking about handling this classified information by hil

>> edward's all i got. >> edward?yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. t, during the day, they can move! in the morning... noon... evening... enough is enough! it's time to use fixodent plus adhesives. with just one application... ...they give you superior hold, even at the end of the day. so you can keep enjoying your evenings. fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. fixodent and forget it. which saves money.rance a smarter way, like bundling home and auto coverage, whi

let's start with our coverage this morning, edward lawrence is tracking all of this from capitol hills morning. the government investigation is over but now house republicans are involved. >> you can expect fireworks. the fbi director james comey has been called to a hearing to answer his question. they are going to respect his integrity. they are going to ask some very tough questions as so why he did not recommend charges or some sort of charges or sanctions against hillary clinton. now, it's interesting to note that attorney general loretta lynch will also be in front of the same committee but that's one week from today. >>> so edward, let me ask you about donald trump meeting with house and senate republicans here in washington. this comes as there are two list. that happened yesterday as we know. what does this campaign need to do? >> he needs to win over the republican party at the moment. speaker paul ryanb1ywis walking that fine line, not quite endorsing but still endorsing donald trump. he needs to be able to show these republican leaders in the house and senate that he can r

when we tried to gain access to edwards stadium through the west tunnel, this is what we found.in june, abc 7 news reported that chunks of concrete have fallen from the pillars that hold the stadium bleachers, making it a safety hazard. today the university announced it would take action, to aaddress that potential safety issue, we are going to put netting up around the concrete. >> the university estimates it will take the contractor five to six weeks to put up the netting and in the meantime the west tunnel is closed. this is where the campus gardeners have their offices and load up their trucks. >> now we are being moved out of the track and the public won't be put at risk. >> reporter: a number of hisks and organizations have track meets here. the university assured us that despite the concrete falling, the pillars have not been compromised. the bleachers and track will remain in use. people will have access through the east tunnel. >> for me, i just use the track. >> reporter: edwards opened in 1932. last year the seismic action plan for facilities enhancement and renewal g

edwards has yet to make that list., abc 7 news. >>> larry is here with sports. more kd talk. >> we never get tired of talking kevin durant. can't wait to see him play. working on his play but nothing to do with the wavr war yovrments kd and friends ready to do with the wavr war yovrments kd and friends ready for a trip to rio sports >>> coming up tonight at 11:00. milania trump takes the stage at republican national convention but tonight there is a fire storm over possible plagiarism. plus blocking lanes and spinning do nuts. highway patrol tells uses dangerous stunts like these happening more often now on bay area roadway. join us for 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. join us for 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> . >> man with entrance music. >> let me screws say before i get started. kristen z has this in one hand and hot tea. playing hurt to get through. >> just like the warriors. >> save your voice. save your voice next few minutes. all right. getting ready for the olympic. team usa gather in las vegas for p

. >> our tamala edwards heads up our live team coverage. she'll break down what happened overnight and look ahead to today's agenda. >> plus powerful storms moved through the region just as the dnc got under way. accuweather is tracking more steamy weather. >> karen rogers taking a look at what's backed up from the dnc. dave murphy is outside where it's not so bad this morning. >> the storms are gone. we've got sun coming up with just high clouds around. take a look at satellite. you can see the watch boxes from last night associated with those strong storms now off the board and we also have some high cloud cover streaking in from the west but generally speaking we're expecting things to be fairly bright today. as we take a look at the temperatures, we are in the 70's right now across the region and dewpoints are still running kind of high, about 71 in philadelphia but we expect that number to drop as we go through the day as drier air comes in from the north and west. guys today's high is going to be 95 degrees but it's not going to feel

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i'm tamala edwards with gray hall. a moment that goes down in history. >> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> it is official hillary clinton goes where no woman has gone before, she took plenty of swings at her opponent. >> matt o'donnell heads up our live team coverage from the wells fargo center and will breakdown clinton as speech and tell us what happens today. >> appears to be a wet weekend accuweather tracking rain and a break from the heat. >> let's talk about the rain with david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, we have rain on radar, and thunderstorms are pushing away from atlantic city and surf city. one more band is coming in from the west, no thunder or lightning, but there's enough rain to cause problems on the roads. there's an flood advisory ahead of the batch of rain. we've seen 2 to 4 inches of rain across the region. you get another batch like this it could run off on to the roads very easily. be careful of flooded

police say it was edwards who shot at them. the other two men in the car with edwards are charged with resisting arrest among other charges. warning tonight after four university of maryland students were robbed. two at gunpoint. at the time, three of them were playing the popular new game pokÉmon go. the course of one hour last night at three locations on the southern end of the college park campus. maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us live to update the investigation. brad? brad: the robberies happening not far from where we are standing now. pokÉmon go is a phenomenon. 21 million active users. we saw young people using it today. one thing they told sus college campus is the perfect place for it. they are out walking around. there are land marks like the memorial chapel here. so, they say it's fun. they want to do it. they say they grew up in the 90's. pokÉmon was a big part of their life. everywhere we look we saw the young people, students, visitors to the campus. those here for the orientation walking around. looking a

. >> tamala edwards. >> talking about the dnc. democrats have some star power on the stage all coming out in support of hillary clinton. our annie mccormick is live on the floor of the well wells faro center with more of the names that we are seeing. good morning, annie u good morning, tam you heard katherine talk about the parties happening around the city. looks like here from the floor that there was a pretty big party that went down here. you can see the crews cleaning up after all the people that were here last night. that included a number of stars as well. take a look at this video. fill's own boyz ii men took to the stage kicking off the convention doing a little east coast swing if you want to say. demi lovato performed her song confidence after addressing the crowd about mental illness drawing from her own personal experience and also spoke about the need to improve quality and available medical treatment as well. again drawing from her own personal experience in a passioned speech she had as well. abc's how to get away

our coverage continues now with nbc's edward lawrence on capitol hill this morning. we understand that president obama may make some comments about this shooting in dallas in just a little bit. >> exactly,n about 10 minutes we're expecting to hear more from president obama. when he landed in warsaw, poland. he talked about the police shooting. he was then briefed about the dallas shooting that happened as he's getting ready for his last nato summit. three shootings in the last 36 hours, either by police officers or targeting police officers. the nation is on edge. the president says when we hear black lives matter, it also means blue lives matter. there have been protests actually outside the white house, in atlanta, in new york, and across the country. in three different cities, investigations. baton rouge, louisiana, there's an investigation where an officer pinned and shot alton sterling on tuesday. another in minnesota where the traffic stop led to an officer shooting and killing philando casti castile. there were social media posts about and video showing both o

let's get right to nbc's edward lawrence. should we read anything into it in the talk about running mates. >> the only thing we'll read into the list is he's on the list. we know over the weekend indiana governor mike pens met with donald trump. they spent most of the weekend trog. their families got to know each other. then donald trump announced he met with iowa senator ernts. this list is getting pretty long on the republican side. donald trump hoping to flush it out and finish the list by the republican convention in two weeks. >> let's talk about hillary clinton. what do we know about what president obama might say about her today on the campaign trail? >> the president is expected to say she's the one that can create jobs, continue his legacy and grow the government. the imagery they want, she's actually going to fly down on say air force one. they have that image of her leaving air force one to look more presidential. her ticket will be paid by her campaign. they'll build a campaign for those expenses. >> edward lawren

loney, strike one, as he deals with carl edwards jr. of the night for the cubs, arrieta 5 1/3, travis wood and inning and a third, he was terrific. jeurys familia, the closer for the mets, is getting loose. he will have at least a one-run lead to protect in the ninth. that's on the outside corner, strike two. >> john: the mets hitters better gear it up a little bit. he's coming after you with some fastballs and late-life on them. >> joe: that one got away. the single digit, the number 6, is slimming, and that is not a good thing for edwards. he looks so small out here, just slight. but man, he can get it up there. he can rush it up there in the mid-90s, and that is at 94, missing for ball to. now ball three. the cubs do have action in their bullpen, pedro strop again. edwards talking to himself, he is leading loney off hook, here. got him looking, one away. and edwards has come in and struck out cespedes and loney. tonight's telecast sponsored by budweiser, this bud is for you. and by falcon tires, the official tire of major league base

i want to thank governor edwards and the mayor for your leadership. governor edwards has been an incredible leader in the state and for the country, throughout the past two weeks with all the events occurring in the state of louisiana, and thank you for your partnership and your commitment. thank you. >> we'll have time for a few questions for myself or the chief or sheriff or the governor. >> colonel edmonson our heartfelt condolences to all of you. i'm james rose from fox 4 news in dallas. we just went throughing this very similar scenario and it was hauntingly familiar to see what you just described, and i want to let you know my organization has confirmed that, gavin long was in dallas recently, trying to recruit via life coach that was booked and are you aware of that? >> we know he was in several locations. as we book backwards from yesterday morning, we will look at the footprint of the car, where has it been, traveled to who did he contact. any cell phone information we can distract and work on that. we're doing because it's important to us to

edwards has yet to make that list. news. >>> california is being urged to stay out of two lakes that has been found to grow a type of green algae that can make people very sick and kill dogs. it's in parts of shasta and pyramid lake. it marks the third straight sum ir that the water has been af limits die to the toxic algae. >>> we had a nice break from the traditional summer heat, but that is only temporary. >> that's right. it's back. >> it will be soon. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. breezy and unseasonably cool conditions right now. won't last very long in the weather trends here. here's a look at current winds. up to 3,000 miles per hour -- 30 miles per hour right now. here's the view of afy low clouds near the coastline. oakland, 68, low 70s in san jose and morgan hill. check out this from our east bay hills camera. a bright western sky with areas of low clouds forming. napa 71. mid-70sfairfield and concord. this is the view from emeryville. we'll see low clouds expanding overnight with the chance ofé+z spo

and anna edwards georges from our london studio -- and anna edwards joins us from our london studio. we are focusing on the politics. u.k. politics takes center stage. a chart shows the political risks as measured by the bmt, political risk index. it shows the surge in euro political risks. the central bank having to deal with it that's a deal with an uncertain environment and that heart of the world. the brexit conversation and the result of that referendum on the 27th of june has raised the political risks in europe and -- in europe to levels that we have not seen. we see the uk's conservative party, the government here trying to find a new leader. conservative mps will be voting today. this is the first of a number of votes that they have and they gradually reduced the list of right around five, down to a final one. the contenders are trying to differentiate themselves on policy toward eu nationals the live in the u.k. the most of them are talking about the end of freedom of movement across europe. some of the contenders come from the leave campaign and some from the remain campai

edwards has yet to make that list. news. >>> california is being urged to stay out of two lakes that has been found to grow a type of green algae that can make people very sick and kill dogs. it's in parts of shasta and pyramid lake. it marks the third straight sum ir that the water has been af limits die to the toxic algae. >>> we had a nice break from the traditional summer heat, but that is only temporary. >> that's right. it's back. >> it will be soon. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. breezy and unseasonably cool conditions right now. won't last very long in the weather trends here. here's a look at current winds. up to 3,000 miles per hour -- 30 miles per hour right now. here's the view of afy low clouds near the coastline. oakland, 68, low 70s in san jose and morgan hill. check out this from our east bay hills camera. a bright western sky with areas of low clouds forming. napa 71. mid-70sfairfield and concord. this is the view from emeryville. we'll see low clouds expanding overnight with the chance ofé+z spo

>> edward lawrence live on capitol hill for us.dward, thank you. >>> the municipal court in cleveland is extending its hours during the republican national convention. the court will be open until 1:00 a.m. it normally closes at 4:30 p.m. the court is expecting to deal with an increase in arrests during the convention. officials are also making claims through space and other buildings, courtrooms and jail space in the downtown justice center. >>> there is a new way to plan play dates. social media for kids. schirn can use it to make play date plans through safe environments. parents can monitor their child's activity through an integrated parent dashboard. >>> kids can make their own play dates. whatever happened to picking up the phone? come outside and -- knock on the door? >> right. >> kids these days. >> that's why i don't have any. it's easier that way. >> yeah, okay. >> right. that's the reason. >> outside, it's going to be a reasonable good day to go outside and play a little bit. i'd suggest something that involves a cool s

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning's wednesday july 27th. gray hall is joining us here in the studio and matt o'donnell is live at the democratic national convention in south philadelphia. >> good morning. never before has a woman officially headed the top of a major party ticket in the united states. hillary clinton and the democratic party changed that in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> and i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> hear how her husband promoted her candidacyd bruised her opponent and get details on political stars on the stage tonight. >> new information from the secret service overnight. four people are under arrest for jump agate at the dnc. >> first up let's go right over to meteorologist, david murphy to talk about this continuing heat and karen rogers has your commute. good morning. >> well, it's not going to be quite as hot today but once again a day for cool drinks. we have a little shower that's popped up south of philadelphia cutting through southern lancaster county

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loney, strike one, as he deals with carl edwards jr.hird pitcher of the night for the cubs, arrieta 5 1/3, travis wood and inning and a third, he was terrific. jeurys familia, the closer for the mets, is getting loose. he will have at least a one-run

edward, run us through this.larity in terms of what to expect from a unity government? edward: it has been a week since we spoke and over the past week, the commission has slowly and painfully been looking at the votes. that process is still underway. although he has conceded, we are waiting to hear with the final tally will be. and we might not know until july 15, that is the deadline for the postal votes to be accepted. so what we do know is that the prime minister's coalition, the liberal nationals, they will return to office. we do not know if they will be able to form a majority in the house. in order to do that, they must win 76 seats. currently, the best estimate is that they have 74. the australian broadcasting corp . says they will get anywhere between 75-77. we are looking at them having to form a minority government if they do not reach that number, with the help of some independent lawmakers. they have been busy this week getting support. the feminist are has -- prime minister has a secured assurances

we are hearing from louisiana governor edwards. he says, this is an unjustified attack when we need unity and healing. rest assured, every resource will be used to make sure the perpetrators are brought to justice. join donna and me in praying as the details continue to unfold. everybody here at msnbc watching this. we don't know, jim, if this has been resolved. we see the number of squad cars, and we can see the flashing lights. we don't have information this has been retained or resolved. we don't know what the situation is with the shooter or shooters. stick with us as we try to gain more information and find out more. back to my colleague, ari melber. >> i want to bring in ted james, a louisiana state representative who is with the governor we heard from by his tweet, announcement about this when this news broke which was around 9:10, and 10:10 eastern time. tell us what you heard this morning. >> i spoke with the governor. i wasn't with him this morning. what we're hearing now is we have had four officers confirmed dead, three

now we head over to tamala edwards doing a great job live at the dnc.am. >> i miss you guys karen but i'm having a ball being out and about here and among the politicos in the sea of journalists here at the convention plenty of celebrities who are out here they say to support the democratic party. with more on the star sightings and that angle of the story let's head over to annie mccormick. she's on the convention floor. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. a lot of star power out here last night and expected to see more stars during this week. let's go right to the video from last night mere on the floor of the democratic national convention, the number of people you saw on the stage including philly's own boyz ii men who kicked off the convention. demi lovato performed her song confident after addressing the crowd with an impassioned speech about mental illness. abc's how to get away with murder star kendrick samson there. he says it's his first convention he sat near susan sarandon one a passion nat activist and bernie sanders sup