party's most familiar faces, joining them here on stage was also an activist and also an undocument eedreporter: as the democratic party's biggest names prepare to step on stage, hers is unfamiliar, but her message is no les power. can you believe this is your moment to address the company? >> silva is a dreamer, one of nearly 1.5 million undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. she arrived when she was just 4. >> there really means there's hope that we can live without fear. >> reporter: to her shock, president obama first brought her story to life in 2014 -- >> including a young woman named astrid silva. >> reporter: silva was overwhelmed by the moment as the president spoke of her grandmother's passing in mexico. >> she couldn't travel to her grandmother's funeral without fear of being deported. >> reporter: it sort of strikes me that you are living the american dream, the only thing missing is that you're an american. >> what is being an american mean? there's so many people that have come to this country and have become citizens and they're american, so what is it?

he suspend eed habeas corpus in various regions. he said in justifying in differenting wh defending what he was doing that it made no sense to, quote, "lose the nation and yet preserve the constitution." in reading a number of books and doing research about lincoln, there's a book by josh shanke, which is called "lincoln's melancholy," and the thesis is that -- and there's some truth to this, i think, that lincoln had melancholy. i think if you examine it deeper, maybe that melancholy was really a habit of introspection, but in his book "lincoln's melancholy" he said the following, which i found quite striking. "what primarily accounted for lincoln's increasing success, and his vital relevance was not his own growth to a place where he could speak to the country's needs, but the country's regression to a place where lincoln was needed." an assistant who works for me looked through this and said, you know, lincoln was, in many ways, like the batman of christopher nolan's movie "trilo "trilogy" not the hero we deserved but the hero we

. >> keep us posted eed on what e seeing out there.ng rush and potential problems for those riding the regional rails. >>> plus, we'll explain how uber says it will get commuters going where they're going during the septa slowdown and today the senate returns to capitol hill after the holiday break but one controversial issue is not on the agenda. >>> it's five minutes before 7:00. septa says today's compute on the rails would be more clogged than yesterday. nbc 10's matt delucia is live with more. already we're seeing issues, right? >> reporter: you can look at the jenkintown stop and there are a lot of people here. we've seen a couple trains go by here because of overcrowding just within the last ten minutes. the regional rail trains heading to center city had been filling up so more people are on the platforms and more people showing up earlier hoping to avoid problems. we're getting to that time of day when we saw the biggest issues yesterday. some of those trains passing through because of overcrowding. they are moving to express

paul, minnesota. 32-year-old castil along with his girlfriend and her child were pull eed over. the beginning of the incident is not on tape but you can see him shot, bloody and a woman in shock. he was transported to the hospital and later died to his injuries. >> i wanted everyone in the world to know no matter how much the police tamper with evidence, how much they stick together, no matter how they manipulate our mind to believe what they want, i wanted to put it on facebook and go viral so the people could see. >> reporter: the victim's mom spoke out this morning. >> he had a permit to carry. with all of that, trying to do the right thing and live accordingly by the law, he was killed by the law. >> reporter: protest began almost immediately after the facebook video was posted. >> i didn't do it for pity. i didn't do it for fame. i did it so the world know these police are not here to protect and serve us. they are here to assassinate us. they are here to kill us because we are black. >> reporter: protests continue through the night and into the morning. hundreds gathered a

for fiscal 2017, the cabinet office has predict eed growth o 1.2% in real terms. now let's see how markets are doing, u.s. stock prices rose for a third day in a row as market sentiment improved. over on wall street, the dow jones industrial average closed at a record high at 18,347, that is a gain of .66%, actually ending above 5,000 for the first time this year and erasing all the gains for 2016. now let's see what's happening here in tokyo. as market players see the familiarout from the brexit as less extreme than initially thought. but let's have a look at the nikkei here. and you can see that further gains for the nikkei and the topics for wednesday july 13, up 1.94%. the nikkei rose on tuesday with a gain of 6.5%. the reversal of dollar strength aiding exportes here. solidifying its political base following the weekend's upper house election wins. now another factor which may boost sentiment was the surge in crude oil prices pushing the energy sector higher, british crude rose 4.5%, and that's after the petroleum exporting companies said nonopec countries wo

a renewed folk eed focus on sa.e as you travel. >>> and at 5:00, cracking down on illegal fire works. the warning from a police department for everyone out celebrating tonight. >>> competitive eater joey chestnut is relishing the national spotlight. >> did you just say that? >> relish. >> awesome. >> this tweet pretty much says it all. it shows the winner this year. this is a tweet from nathan's hot dogs. it shows you matt stoney -- wait, chestnut won. he was against matt. chestnut had 70 hot dogs in ten minutes. it was 17 more -- 17 more than what matt stoney managed to stomach. i will show you a slide show of this. there. this is from last year. this is chestnut from last year when stoney won. they are both from san jose, which i find very interesting. >> you better hurry up. we're almost at the end of the show. you need to ketchup. >> the winner gets something called the mustard belt. >> that's it for us. >> 14 questions, 3 lifelines, $1 million. it all boils down to six simple words. "who wants to be a millionai

he's 27 and he played f eed whe was in toronto. ben simmons should be allowed to handle the ball a lot. sixers added a free agent coach. jim o'brien back with the team to be brett brown's lead assistant. this just in. you can see ben simmons play for the sixers on their summer league team. it all starts monday night july 4th on the comcast network. nhl free agency is under way. they let ryan whiteley join the coyotes. they signed another play from arizona boyd gordon. they signed winger weise. he gets a full year deal for over $9 million. he played with the canadians and blackhawks last year. >> we feel dale adds size and some speed and some grit. he's got good hands. he can score some goals. we didn't have the space to add what you'd call a top scorer, so we went with depth scoring to add to the top nine. >> phillies back home tonight hosting the royals. phils coming off the good 5-4 road trip. take a look at kentucky today. services for former eagles head coach buddy ryan. many former birds were there. he had quite a bond with hi

important for weight loss such as fat actually don't seem to matter where it seems like added sugge eed sugaa lot. how much energy we take in matters the most in terms of how much weight we loose or we maintain weight loss. >> you touched on processed foods. >> right. a lot started when we were all very low fat and everybody thought, great, then i can eat jelly beans because they don't have fat. we have realized that's worked against us and has made a more obese generation. >> has it created a real addiction to sugar? >> i would say yes. scientists debate whether addiction is the right term. the similarities are close enough that that is the right term to use. maybe not just sugar but other foods which we find so appealing that it becomes incredibly difficult to give up those habits of what we eat and when we eat them. i think addiction is actually the right model to look at this through. >> you know, our society does not channel us toward losing weight. there are marketing, where they know lights our brain up. they channel food toward that. we don't move at all. we sit at our desks. we

the driver was trying to locket a pokemon gym, but the driver was ticketed f eed for improper driving >>> and a person searching for pokemon got caught if a tree at the eglington cemetery. she had to call 911. she was rescued but embarrassed. >>> the delaware fair opens, it shows exhibits, carnival rides, fooled and nightly parade. gates open today at noon and tomorrow and after 8:00 a.m. daily. the delaware state fair runs through july 30th. >>> well, what started out as a neighborhood fight in philadelphia ends with shots fired into a home where there were children inside. >> yeah, next up at 6:00, why police say things could have been much worse for people inside this house. >>> plus, we are heading into the final day of the rnc. we'll explain why ted cruz got booed off the stage. and we'll hear the harsh words he's getting from republicans this morning. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screen

into the 90s today eed. and storms could reach into lehigh valley this afternoon. 75 in westchester with clouds overhead. uniform temperatures. there go the showers settling down. you may have heard the thunder or scene lightning as it moved through chester county but heavy downpours, that's just light rain moving across the delaware and new jersey. that will move through. then, we'll be watching for more storms this afternoon. won't be as widespread as the rainfall yesterday. hour by hour, pretty quiet. we'll see sunshine, temperatures are climbing. an isolated light shower in interior new jersey. as we go into the afternoon hours, those fizzle but here we go, a possibility for stronger storms from lehigh valley northward. that's this afternoon at 2:00, and the threat will continue into the later afternoon hours. and then, more heat. everybody will feel that today. the jersey shore that will be warm but in the 90s. today tomorrow, 95. both under excessive alert for the excessive heat. still hot this weekend

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i think it's a good move to take whatever add eed precautions yo take and everyone is not out to harm police and we need to keep that in mind. >> mr. ramsey, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> joining me now is new york city police commissioner bill bratton and homeland security secretary jeh johnson. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> i want to ask you how the men and women serving on the streets for the nypd, what's the mood? how are they feeling? >> i think like the rest of america policing, the rest of america, thoughts and prayers go out to our colleagues in dallas all they've dealt with and continuing to deal with. we had two detectives murdered in december of 2014. i remember the pain of that. so what dallas is dealing with is almost impossible to imagine, competent it happened, we don't have to imagine, it happened. >> now, the investigation to learn more about the shooter contin continues. mr. secretary, you'd said micah johnson didn't appear to be aligned with any particular group. it appears his facebook page may have had like force certai

hassan e-mail eed alaki about h plans. the underwear bomber tried to blow a plane out of the sky, under orders from alaki. and mateen is said to have been swayed by alaki after hear his sermons on the internet. but here is the strangest twist on the american horror story. he was invited to lead prayers at the u.s. capitol. he was considered such a perfect role model, a moderate imom in falls church, virginia, that "the washington post" did a story about him. >> there's always this association between islam and terrorism. when that is not true at all. i mean islam is a religious of peace. >> but gradually, it is possible to see the beginnings of his disenchantme disenchantment. >> there's anger and resentment, but not hatred. this anger and remesentiment doesn't come out of nowhere. >> no one seems certain when he became a full-fledged jihadi, but one thing is clear, he was a scholar of islam, yet he never crites his religion when he speaks about why he hates us. >> everybody from that side, push this way. over here. >> his

about --eed to worry in india. and other goodax vendors that offer phones at low price points.l it $250 or less. cory: do they really have to worry about a company selling things at negative margin? how long will that go on and threaten their business? , they are one example that made a dent in china. they are moving way up that curve in terms of features and processing power. they are riding on apple's coattails. as they move higher and higher volumes, the component costs are coming down and enabling the smaller vendors to take this in margin, but move some volume by coming out with these phones.rigch china is not the same premium market as it is in the u.s. with a low and is not as developed. i would say that the u.s. is less price sensitive because of higher average income. company is a bigger problem in china than it would be in the u.s.. cory: what do you think about these low-cost providers? >> i do not think they are an apple target market. someone who can afford an iphone is typically someone in the middle class. apple wins not only when somebody buys an iphone but they

a chef one of ten american women to lay claim to a covet eed michaelian star.aven, connecticut. she got her start in washington, d.c., and spent extensive time in italy before returning to the u.s. >> her new brooklyn restaurant is drawing critical acclaim earning three stars from the "new york times" and it's achieving her primary goal of making people happy. we are happy to welcome chef missy robins. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> what do we have? >> we have lots of stuff. we have vegetables, fresh vegetables, roasted vegetables with an anchovy dip, roasted clams, a rigatoni with a sauce, we have roasted artichokes, and then my favorite the fresh mozzarella and olive oil. >> what is the drink? that's usually the most important thing. >> the drink is a refreshing spritz called a bianco bianco. it's vermouth, soda, and wine. you grew up in a foodie family. >> i did. >> i was surprised to see you had art history and psychologist when you decided to go to georgetown. >> i had an awesome family and i didn't know i wanted to go into the restaurant bus

-led coalition fighting isis suffered a violent attempt eed coup last night.eras inside parliament caught the moment when an explosion rocked the capital of ankara. it seems the coup has failed. 161 people including police and civilians are dead. more than 2800 military members are under arrest. turkey's president said he's in control of the country. >> turkey is important for u.s. interests, as it is the nexus between the middle east and europe. but relations between the two nations have deteriorated in recent years as the u.s. complains that turkey was not doing enough to fight the islamic state. president obama is urging all parties in turkey to support the democratically elected government of president erdogan. holly williams is in taksim squa square. >> reporter: good morning. we witnessed a night of violence and confusion here in turkey. the attempted coup may have been defeated, what we saw makes america's one of most important allies look increasingly unstable. the tanks that rolled on to the streets late last night were the first sign an attempted cou

the lifeblood of his countrymen flow flowed mr eed plentyfully from order mark the perfect indifferenceon shoots, hangs or stabs husband fellow beings. >> jackson is convinced the story comes directly from his mortal enemy, henry clay. >> for rachel jackson, seeing these people attacking him was the most distressing thing of all. she's also despondent at this idea that they would win the white house. she does make the statement that i'd rather be a door keeper in the palace of the lord than in that palace in washington. >> with three months to go until the next presidential election, andrew jackson is in no mood to turn the other cheek. >> he managed to calm himself enough to counterattack. >> you see jackson in his correspondence sending clippings to political friends and allies saying, here's some information you can use against someone. he is somebody who really understands early 19th century news media and was surrounded by supporters who knew how to help him use it. >> attack is now the only form of defense. and the more vicious, the better. >> the jacksonians' main line of attack

is the fail eed coup in turkey good or bad thing? it's good that an elected government who was elected twice, was not driven out of office by a bunch of military wielding guns. jailing journalists, firing generals, backing courts and using hiss popularity to accumulate power. the coup has encouraged him to move forward in this direction. we have in turkey as in so much of the middle east, the choice of oppression on one side and legal democracy on the other side. he was once everyone's ally. the turkish government is insisting that the u.s. extradite him to turkey for he can be tried for treason. what should washington do? now let's take a look at the gruesome barbaric attack in nice, mowing down dozens of men, women and children. how to detect such attacks in the future. in this case, the man had no prior record of affiliation in islamist groups like isis, he wasn't apparently religious. he had no record of attending a mosque or religious institution of any kind and was not a practicing muslim by those who knew him. nice had been al

wait until you see when triple digits are usual eed back -- ushered back in. >> good morning, everyone. it's monday, july 18th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >>> people are mourning a student killed in the bastille day attack in france. jackie ward has more live from berkeley. jackie? >> reporter: last time i was on this campus, it was for another vigil. today, the community will be mourning 20-year-old nick leslie, one of those killed in nice, france a few days ago there, for a summer entrepreneurship program. yesterday, it was confirmed that nick died. he was missing since the truck plowed into the crowd in the bastille day celebration. >> we were not doing that well. >> reporter: nick's death is another blow to an already-sad count. an 18-year-old was killed in the attack in bangladesh earlier this month, and about 60 more students are in the program that nick was part of. the university offered to bring them back a few days early. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, were there any other students injured in the attack? >> reporter: three were hurt, two from broken legs and

we've been tempt eed to sleep i the basement because it's cooler down there. >> reporter: after a few miserable nights, the techs arrived. >> not being able to take high stress points so we end up having to take them out and put in new ones. >> reporter: across the region, the same story. suffocating heat and humidity. officials in philadelphia opening the hot weather line. >> it looks like it is scheduled. >> reporter: giving tips to families and elderly suffering without ac but this week the city is also warning visitors including thousands here for the dnc. >> this weekend and this week coming up is really tough because we have a lot of visitors that may not know the city that well. that's a scary environment. you have high temperatures outside. >> reporter: independence hall packed with tourist and visitors. most delegates arrive this weekend and when the dnc kicks off on monday, temperatures will still be around 100 degrees. >> we drank a lot of water today. it was super hot. >> if you have to head out in this heat, you can't stay in air conditioning, download the nbc 10 app to g

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tuesday, and she approached the people, and tried to get the car back, and then the situation turn eed violent. >> closed the car door, caught my mom's shirt and dragged my mom putting the car on drive, rolled over her in the u-turn and took off. >> the victim's daughter says the thieves are a man and woman, driving the car all over the north and east bay using the victim's credit cards. the daughter uncovered surveillance video of the man she thinks is the suspect. there's a photo there. she's begin it to police in hopes of leading to an arrest. >>> a medical transport plane on the way to oakland crashed yesterday, killing all the pmgs on board. four people were killed and we're told parts of the aircraft are spread across the dense forest. the transmission shows the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit after taking off. the plane turned around to go back but crashed about five miles north of the airplane. the plane was registered to a company called cal or life flight, transferring parties throughout northern california and oregon. >>> well, two people are under arrest for the shootin

> let's talk about his former rival, ted cruz last night, refusing to endorse trump and getting boo eed offstage. have you ever seen anything like that? >> we watched a lot of conventi conventions. this is the convention the ronald reagan 11th commandment was never speak ill of another republican. that was drop-kicked to the curb this week. we saw it time and time again. ted cruz is basically rolling the dice that donald trump's bid for the presidency will not be successful and he will be able to emerge in 2020. what we saw this week was ted cruz launching his own presidential campaign. he ngot a lot of heat from it ad boos in the hall. the fact is after november it may not look so bad to republicans looking for somebody to hold their hats with. >> openly gai p-- gay paypal ce, peter. what is his speech about? >> silicon valley is not with them. does he confront his own party with having what people call the most repressive platform in the party's history on lbgt issues and will he talk about the tone and immigration on which republicans disagree with the valley? we'll see. silicon vall

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the vice president technically and typically is expected eed after the a poopposing party's nominee.> this is retired u.s. navy rear admiral john hutson who was the j.a.g., judge advocate general of the navy from 97 to 2000. >> my name is john hutson. unlike donald trump, there are two things i know an awful lot about. law and order. for 11 year, i was a law school dean. for 30 year, i served proudly in the united states navy including as the judge advocate general. thank you. go, navy. donald trump calls himself the law and order candidate. but he will violate international law. in his words, he endorses torture at a minimum, he'll order our troops to commit war crimes like killing civilians and he actually said you have to take out their families. and what did he -- what did he say when he was told that was illegal? he said, our troops won't refuse, believe me. this morning, this very morning, he personally invited russia to hack us. that's not law and order. that's criminal intent. donald trump would abandon our allies and let more countries get nuclear weapons. he lies about dona

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. >>> president obama released a statement reading -- >> he was attacked eed at a hotn 2 0 2007. he was dragged outside of an elevator. a judge sentenced the man to two years in prison. the jewish community center will reopen today. it had been shut down because of a bomb threat. happened around 9:00 yesterday morning. police got a call saying a bomb was at the peninsula jewish community center near the san mateo bridge. the center staff closed the building and evacuated. the bomb squad and a k-9 unit searched the area. they found nothing suspicious. >>> now to decision 2016. a one on one with the fbi. hillary clinton met with investigators about her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. clinton spent 3 $1/2 ho1/2 houri headquarters. after the interview, clinton spoke by phone with nbc's chuck todd. >> i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today. to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. >> the interview cop comes one at loretta lynch said she would let career prosecutors decide the discretion of the case. that ca

he offered a eed a very dark pi of america.through law and order. that said, it doesn't appear that trump received a post-convention bump in the polls which we typically expect. at least, not so far. >> interesting. now on to the democrats. what can we expect at the convention begins tomorrow? >> we will look the atat the mo. the republicans became with strife. we know about that. the question is, will that divisiveness beset the democrats. the struggle between clinton and sanders went on far too long to completely close those wounds. they only made peace two weeks ago. will sanders' delegates fall into line? that's a major unknown. >> helpful he is giving a speech tomorrow night and expected to reinforce his support for clinton. let's talk about clinton's vice-presidential choice. will he help the ticket? >> you know, a lot of talk about this. the fact of the matter is, vice-presidents rarely make a key difference. they can help on the margins, let's say. two fund mamental questions. first, is this person fully qualified to be

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when the world was coming undone post brexit, one of wall street's biggest bulls join eeds with a clear message. keep buying stocks. >> we're definitely leaning cyclicly and we want to pick up these stocks certainly on the sell off and it hasn't been that huge yet. i think we're probably going to have an opportunity to buy them. >> now, following that call, the s&p has climbed over 5% since the lows. joining us to discuss where he sees values, scott brand, wells fargo investment institute. what do you do now with markets at record highs? >> we're thinking our target range for the end of the year is 2190 to 2290 and the s&p 500. we're up here, traded at new highs today. wubt a lot of fl low through or volume today. there could be a little back and forth here, but we definitely want our clients in here putting excess funds to work, which if you know, our retail clients are like every other retail client, they're underinvested in stocks and have too much cash. >> do you stick with what's working within the markets, within the sectors, those defensive sort of names that have the high yield,

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. >> all of that was connected through a smartphone app, so when the motion sensors were trigger eed would allo them to view live video of their garage. that saturday night, karma said they were trying to relax after putting their son to bed. >> i had recorded the movie "lincoln." we were watching that. about a third of the way through that, not sure what the time was, it was dark outside. but we went outside and had a smoke in the garage like we always do. we would usually leave the garage door open to air it out. >> but five minutes later an alert from the motion sensors, someone was in the driveway, an intru intruder, perhaps the same one who had targeted them before. these photos are from the home security system. that's dieren entering the garage. marcus carmen says he loadgrabb loaded shotgun he had for protection. >> i'm standing there and i can't tell if it's locked or not. i'm starting to shake at that point, the adrenaline is coming, like, my god, these guys actually came back to the house. carmen said his wife turned back while he went out the front door and to the garage.

this week, yes, it did underscore what sanders have been saying all along they felt the dnc was tilt eedor clinto and against them. if you were a bernie sanders supporter and believed that partly because bernie sanders wasn't in the democratic party until he decided to run and his ties don't run deep. >> we will discuss the wikileaks damage after this. >> i'm the son of a millwright from a small town in southern oregon. i was the first in my family to go to college. i live in the same blue collar community i grew up in. my children go to the same public schools i did. here is the truth. donald trump got rich by taking advantage of americans like the hard working oregonians in my community back home. ebb making his products overseas, hiring foreign workers instead of americans for jobs that are right here in the united states. cheating small business contract contractors, never paying them what he owed. and scamming people out of their savings through his fraudulent university. where i come from, people like donald trump are not the problem -- they're not the solution, they are the proble

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>> if this didn't happen and i reveal eed who i was, i would he been dismissed, i would have been dischargedave been pretty ball. i did reveal who i was to one of my friends, a s.e.a.l. team member, and his advice was to me, don't tell anyone. keep this secret. it will be very bad for you and a lot of other people if you talk about this. and that's back in the '90s. so it was tough times. >> sure. definitely that's exactly what we would expect. kristen beck, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you have heard a lot about the high unfavorability ratings for donald trump and hillary clinton. what happens when voters are asked, do you prefer trump, clinton, or a meteor hitting the planet earth? the answer next. it's good for you, but still somehow tastes amazing. it doesn't make sense. kind of like your echo having a cheeky british accent. hellooo! 'ello! you saucy tart! bud light party here to discuss equal pay. women don't get paid as much as men and that is wrong. and we have to pay more for the same stuff. what? yeah. cars... what? dry cleaning... what? shamp

i think it's a good move to take whatever add eed precautions yo take and everyone is not out to harm police and we need to keep that in mind. >> mr. ramsey, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> joining me now is new york city police commissioner bill bratton and homeland security secretary jeh johnson. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> i want to ask you how the men and women serving on the streets for the nypd, what's the mood? how are they feeling? >> i think like the rest of america policing, the rest of america, thoughts and prayers go out to our colleagues in dallas all they've dealt with and continuing to deal with. we had two detectives murdered in december of 2014. i remember the pain of that. so what dallas is dealing with is almost impossible to imagine, competent it happened, we don't have to imagine, it happened. >> now, the investigation to learn more about the shooter contin continues. mr. secretary, you'd said micah johnson didn't appear to be aligned with any particular group. it appears his facebook page may have had like force certai

. >>> we're also following bre breaking developments out of of bangladesh. 20 people were kill eed followi a standoff. the state department confirming one killed is a u.s. citizens attending emory university. two foreign-born residents one student from emory and one from berkeley died in the attack. ayman mohyeldin is following the story. >> what we learned since the siege was over, when the be bangladesh police stormed in and rescued them. we learned about the nationality of those inside. certainly, as you mentioned, there have been confirmed at least one american killed. we learned from the italian, japanese, and indian government that they, too, had citizens killed. people asking why there were so many foreigners in the area. it was a upscale neighborhood. a posh restaurant on a friday night at the end of a week. you can imagine there were a lot of people hanging out. what we learned from officials who briefered the media gruesome details of how the people were killed. some killed by machetes and some beheaded. that was according to the officials that went in after the siege and managed

trump is accusing senator karen of being, quote, own eed by the banks and someone who hasn't created jobs. with more reaction from the trump campaign, katrina pierson who is the national spokesperson for the trump campaign. welcome, katrina. great to have you on the show today. >> good afternoon, uma. thank you. >> first off, i want to get your reaction to hillary clinton's voice for vp, senator tim kaine with a number of observers, both democrats and republicans calling this a safe choice at a time when some of the progressive wing of the party hoped that she would choose someone a little more daring but mrs. clih she is calling him a progressive. your reaction. >> you know, two things, uma. first we know that this was an absolute slap in the face to bernie sanders supporter who were tired of the status quo, who felt like the system was being rigged. tim kaine promoted the rigged delegate system that stomped out bernie sanders and his supporters. but more importantly, i think this is a very big play to show just how vulnerable hillary clinton is going into november because she did n

what was he distract eed by? another rocket launch. musk has been saying for a couple of days or weeks he's going to tell us about what he calls master plan number two. master plan number one was the diversification of tesla beyond the model s. master plan two could come today. what bethink it may be is another push to combine tesla, his company, and solar city, his other company. musk's argument the first time do it was not very convincing. okay. over to the third company. spacex. >> three, two, one. >> young man -- making the way into the international space station this morning. the launches have sort of become routine m routine. what is not routine is the landing. the first time -- this will be the first time they did it on -- let's go to the landing there. there it comes. there's the landing on dry land. practically where it launched from. you can hear the cheers in mission control. a much clearer shot than we're able to see from the sea barges. there it is. >>> the dow hit another record friday 18516. nasdaq off a few points. s&p

he is more moderate and has favor eed restrictions on abortion, late portion abortion ban with the exceptionf health of the mother. he has supported offshore drilling. liberal democrats may not like those things. but he spoke in spanish, very fluently and told the crowd here that guiding principles are faith and familia and work. and peppered the entire speech, talked about his roots as jeff noted working in his father's metal working shop in kansas city. and he also talked to hillary clinton's african-american supporters and talked about his home church, saint elizabeth catholic church in richmond where he was married almost three decades ago to his wife ann. this is a predominantly black church in richmond he has gone to over the years and promised he's going to show up tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. he showed himself with even certainly every vice presidential running mate will have some vulnerabilities but he showed a very effective cheerleader for hillary clinton. >> he certainly did. gloria, i don't know if he can do any better wednesday night. that speech was really impressive, especially to p