. >> brian: eric morales. >> danny: yeah, eric morales.e had weeks to think about it but i think he made the right decision. why fight somebody who is injured? >> brian: wilder says i insight. arreola dances and fires off an uppercut. got the crowd excited. entertainment but these are heavyweights. he needs to take it serious. i love the entertainment but this is very serious. >> danny: threw the left hook and came back with the body shot. >> virgil: good to see him having fun as long as he stays mentally focused and not lose it. >> brian: wilder, in every fight now insists on the type of testing that actually catches the athlete that is cheating. >> danny: a bloody urine test. commissioner tests for urine. the blood is where you get them. >> brian: the crowd booing. their men being scolded. wilder told us this sport is serious enough, the human head not to be hit. you put p.e.d.'s into the body, it's a killer. >> danny: exactly, that's what we don't want. >> virgil: jack was warning wilder about down and bringing the uppercut. arreola is

. >> brian: eric morales. >> danny: yeah, eric morales.e had weeks to think about it but i think he made the right decision. why fight somebody who is injured? >> brian: wilder says i insight. arreola dances and fires off an uppercut. got the crowd excited. >> virgil: that was great entertainment but these are heavyweights. he needs to take it serious. i love the entertainment but this is very serious. >> danny: threw the left hook and came back with the body shot. >> virgil: good to see him having fun as long as he stays mentally focused and not lose it. >> brian: wilder, in every fight now insists on the type of testing that actually catches the athlete that is cheating. >> danny: a bloody urine test. commissioner tests for urine. the blood is where you get them. >> brian: the crowd booing. their men being scolded. wilder told us this sport is serious enough, the human head not to be hit. you put p.e.d.'s into the body, it's a killer. >> danny: exactly, that's what we don't want. >> virgil: jack was warning wilder about holding chris's d

eric: the high moral tone is that it must be so. that must be solved. they are talking at the eastman case. they did not talk about mr. agnew in 68. >> would 10 hours make that much difference? eric: that is the point. people would have 10 hours to react whether they make that choice or not but to react in terms of investigating, they could do nothing. bill: it also highlights the fundamental rule of politics, which is reciprocity. it would mean that the winner, the presidential leader would be unable to select the loser as his running mate and closing down politics into an d, instead of an agent of reconciliation. eric: there is also the long-distance practical matter of future conventions here and you set a precedent. each of the big blocks of delegates thinking they would have a serious chance to be president, none of them could designate one or the other as vice president and it would betray their followers. that is a secondary consideration but a real one. bill: if a liberal nominee or conservative announces 10 hours in advance, he is not going to

eric schmidt: i hope so. we left in 2010. we were unable to operate morally under the censorship rules. it is really up to the chinese government. charlie rose: i want to talk about the issue which i touched on. we want to talk about the future. the notion of the moonshot. we are looking at it in cancer. possibilities? i come to an of doctors view that we are operating -- and up noxious you view and we are not asking enough of our people were building transformative things. let us go back to the interstate highway system. it was originally justified to move missiles around. the lack of highways would cause in not to grow at all. interconnectedness comes from making the world closer, intellectually and informationally and physically and distribution networks. and all of the things that companies represented in this room do. and new inventions come along. every once in a while, there are things that we have a consent is. if we could just get behind it, we call these moon shots. the vice president did a cancer moonshot. sent to hundred thousand dollars to a set of doctors. these things com

normal when you have often sterling and oscar grant and eric boyd and i could go on and on, never getting to do anything again and there is not a moral outrage. >>reporter: for many people the strategy of stopping traffic loses the movements message. >> it was a nightmare. it took us a long time to get home. >>> i'm definitely in support of the black lives movement i am not in support of vandalism, it is off focus of the main goal. >>reporter: less walkers mother was recently murdered in san francisco, he said he spent the day speaking with detectives and family about his mother's death and by the end of thursday he just wanted to go home but got stuck behind the protest. >> am not able to be out at night, i need to go home and rest because i am messed up behind my mom's death. >>reporter: it has created problems for emergency crews. and they missed this a service call with angry sports fans. >>> it was a complete problem to get to the call we were on our way to an someone having a heart attack. we just could not get there. >>reporter: berkeley fire department tried to work around the protest but it was difficult in the deputy chief

eric: listen, mike is a solid guy. he is a consistent conservative. lement to thecomp trump candidacy and will provide a moralss that might always provided in the house. if it is mike pence, it is a good pick. your: donald trump wasn't pic any famously that he wouldn't win a primary. now he is the presumptive nominee. is there something he could say it now to make you more comfortable with him as the nominee? eric: i was cochair for jeb bush and i am a big fan of jeb's. he had served in office and demonstrated ability. we will have to see with donald trump. donald trump -- he doesn't have a record in public service. being a businessman myself and congress,ved in business is different in public service. effective results is about working with people. the jury is still out as to how many of those results will be realized and whether he will achieve results through the limitation of conservative policy. we will have to see. david: we have the list of speakers of the rnc. you are not on the list. i wonder if you will be in cleveland and what you make of the convention. eric: no, i'm not. this is the first time i

i don't think eric erickson is a member of the mainstream media, and i don't consider myself a bastion of political correctness. but you know it when you see it, and it's morally offensive. it's worth calling out the fact that englund, he recently said they are hearing the signals from the trump campaign and celebrating them. that's a problem for all of us who believe anti-semitism, racism, has no place in our political conversation. >> we do appreciate you coming on the show. thank you. >> thank you very much. happy fourth. >>> i wa . >> i want to talk about this now with scottie nell. please react to what jonathan just said. >> obviously he's not coming to this as a trump supporter. you know what i find offensive? i find offensive a presidential candidate literally kissing someone who was the head of the kkk. or the president, like president obama did, you'eulogizing the person. until somebody can prove that mr. trump or someone from his campaign dragged this meme from an anti-semitic website that hadn't been passed along anywhere else, all we're doing is assuming the worst. >> scottie, it's not like we have a choice. it's not as though we haven't done our j

eric trump foundation, to benefit children's hospital, an incredible organization. i run my foundation based on the principles my father together me. honesty, integrity, and values. i expect other charities to be run by the same moralode. not serve as a conduit for personal enrichment, or a beacon for corruption and scandal. to whom much is given, much will be required. this is the very belief that led my father to make this great sacrifice, to run for the most powerful, yet difficult position in the world. there is no greater calling, or a more selfless act. to the unemployed person watching right now, my father is running for you. [ cheers and applause ] to the veteran, tuning into this speech from the hospital, who has been ignored and disrespected by an ungrateful system for far too long, my father is running for you. [ cheers and applause ] to the schoolteacher, forced to walk through metal detectors each day into an underfunded school, my father is running for you. [ cheers and applause ] to the laborer forced out of a job by undocumented workers, illegal immigrants, my father is running for you. [ cheers and applause ] to the oil and gas industry worker, denied a job by a radical epa, my father is running fo

eric carter will be sent out to save the world in a new episode of 24. >> he has, you know, over the course of the season, he is gonna be forced to make a lot of morallyionable choices. >> corey hawkins is boast known for "the walking dead" and "straight outta compton." the new 24 was previewed during comic con in san diego. >>> an oakland police officer shot at after she got into a traffic accident. how that officer is doing this morning and who is now joining in on the investigation. >>> an uber driver arrested for sexual battery. now police are looking for additional victims. >>> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that is slow in some areas. there is a crash on highway 4 right between the two willow pass exits. still blocking a lane and traffic is very slow. >>> a cooldown in store for your monday. temperatures are beginning to climb, but we are not as warm as we started yesterday morning. i will have a look at the current conditions and what you can except for your afternoon coming up. coming up. >>> breaking news into our newsroom. hours before the official start of the democratic national convention in philadelphia you see here insi