ernest walker iii, ernest walker iv, really appreciate you both joining us. >> thank you and all lives matter. all lives. >> thank you. >> coming up next, one of the two civilians who was shot in dallas was shetamia taylor who attended last night's rally with her four sons. she used her body to shield her son from the gunfire and she was struck with the bullet. her sister will join us. that's next. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage options for just $9.95 a month, less than 35 cents a day. ac

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the walker family, ernest and ernest. father/son separated during the shooting. now waiting for their car, which is still behind us as law enforcement, of course, continue to sweep the area for possible explosives. alex? >> all right, jacob rascon covering things live in dallas as you've been all night. thank you for that. >>> let's bring in nbc law enforcement analyst and retired atf special agent in charge jim cavanaugh who's been following this story as well all night. jim, let's talk about the psychological effect this is going to have on the dallas police department and those officers in d.a.r.t., the transit department there. >> yeah, body blow to both agencies. to lose four officers at dpd and one at d.a.r.t., smaller force, 200, 300 officers there. they're going to recover. they recovered instantly, alex, as the patrol division surrounded that parking lot while they were being shot down, and cornered that guy. that's exceptional police work. exceptional police work, at least one shooter we absolutely know. now the chief talked about two. but it's really g

[applause] mainstream democrats supported presidential candidates like john glenn, and ernest collinsthey have been shut out of their traditional party home by the narrow interest groups in charge of last night's democratic convention. mondale -- he might see one democratic party, that in fact, there are two democratic parties in america this year. that met in party san francisco last month. the party of special interests, the party of doomsayers, the party of demagogues who look to america's future with fear, not hope. democratse are those that are mainstream, democrats who in the tradition of caring -- harry truman and john f. kennedy, recognize the dangers that communism poses to the hemisphere and the world. democrats, who whatever other differences we have, share our republican mission of america as the land of freedom and individual opportunity, not big government paternalism. to those millions of democrats abandoned by their national francisco,in san democrats who were shut out of their traditional party home, we republicans here in dallas say we welcome you to our home. our ho

our alliances and partnerships around the world. >> after the paris attacks last year -- >> josh ernest at the white house. i think we heard for today the substance on nice and short and sweet as they might have been, the substance of his remarks on the selection of governor pence to run with donald trump. we were talking with evale evalen farkus. before our interruption, and please pardon the interruption, i asked you if you were in charge of the investigation. i also heard police officer from los angeles last night saying there are two very effective ways to stop a truck as a weapon. >> uh-huh. >> nothing more effective than placing another truck sideways in the tree mark this is a pedestrian area. there are select expensive and hard to use armorments that can take out an engine block, difficult, but possible. let's turn the page if i were appointing you as the person to figure out what to do after this -- >> uh-huh. >> what should people, how should people think about this? you heard the reporter kind of distill what we've all been thinking. there's one much these now, every seven to

ortega: mainstream democrats who this year supported a presidential candidates like hollingsn and ernestut who find that they have been shot let mr. mondale look about him. he might see one democratic fact, there are two democratic parties in america this year. the party that met in san francisco last month. the party of special interests, the party of doomsayers, the party of demagogues that look to america's future with beer if not hope, and there are those democrats of the mainstream. democrats who are the tradition of harry truman and john f. tonedy, recognize the danger the world. [applause] democrats who whatever entrances -- as the land of freedom and individual opportunity, not big government paternalism. to those millions of democrats abandoned by their leader in san francisco, democrats were shut out of their traditional party home. we republicans here in dallas .ay we will commute to our home -- we welcome you to our home. our home is your home. join us now. values we all believe in will prevail in 1984 with the reelection of president reagan and vice president bush. [applause

>> josh ernest is going to end podium, i the predict, engaging in comedy. look, this is -- the democrats largely not charging pence's qualifications. they're basically saying he's and they've added another extremist to the ticket. there's also this attempt as did there to sow discord. i think the one that's the this in theu see talking points the campaign put out, the question of the muslim ban which pence and many denounced. i think trump continues to move to the center on that, not all way but to the center, more than the original proposal. i think that's the one that's most dangerous. asked about trump's fundamental judgment on the original position, i think that's problematic. i don't see any of the others being a huge problem. think that's conceivably a very large problem. condemnationin his of that proposal and trump has modified it in in ways and there thepparently a story on website about this, some kind of internal memorandum out about they're supposed to walk their way through this issue, differences. i think that's a problem. i think the trade th

. >> within of my favorites describing ernest jackson, quote, buddy says trade him for a six pack, hesn't he have to be cold he called him by his number. >> i miss buddy. finally football, kickers are like taxi cabs you can always get another one, to get. >> i share his opinion on kickers. >> we will miss buddy ryan. >> for mike missanelli, i'm jeff skversky. that is "action news" sports sunday. happy fourth. >> ♪ >> i'm karen rogers. >> i'm alicia vitarelli. >> and i'm melissa magee. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> oooh, that is so good! >> we're getting ready for the 4th of july with tips from a barbecue champion. >> it's like a party in a pot >> who needs the beach? we're clam baking in the city! >> we're sipping and dipping. >> and hitting a neighborhood pool! >> that's been calling my name. >> we check out some outdoor dining options. >> spend the day at dorney park. >> that is so cool. >> and learn some hot ways to style summer hair. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are celebrating independence day with a picnic right here on our 6abc patio. >> and we've got a

i want to bring in ernest walker and his son now. mr. walker was one of the folks who ran as the shots rang out, as the screaming started. tell me about what happened last night, what did you see and hear? >> we were just ending the protest, which was peaceful, i'd like to remind everyone that people of all ethnicities and religious backgrounds were peacefully protesting. and we were just dispersing, and at that point, i heard a car street and something went pow, pow, pow, and like right in front of me. i saw an officer drop. and immediately, five other officers gathered around him, and other officers with m-16s start telling us get down, get down and dozens of officers are running towards that direction. and then, at that point, i was wondering where my son was. bullets were flying everywhere. i didn't know where they were coming from. it sounded like something out of afghanistan, the exchange of fire. the high powered tns, there were no small guns, it was high proured. and they rolled the officer over right in front of me, he was nonre

but if you're writing about americans and the spanish civil war you cannot avoid the figure of ernest hemingway. was there so much of the time. he wrote dispatches dispatches for the north american newspaper alliance, his arrival in the country was a news event that other reporters reported on. such a great writer conception obnoxious human being. laughmac so he is in the stories seen as much as possible through the eyes of some of my other characters. i also got fascinated by a para-of new york times correspondence, the times covered the covered the war very thoroughly from both sides. on the republic side was a man named herbert matthews, very well known correspondent, franco's was another correspondent who had previously been a colleague of matthews in times, and william p kearney. each of them was a passionate devotee on his side of the war, completely blind to its faults. each of them passionately partisan and kearney actually later became a paid lobbyist for franco's nationalists in the united states. they hated each other and they traded barbs and print in this very strained wa

it's going to return in ernest once we get toward the 7:00 and 8:00 hour.ere is the planner for today. we look at the cloud deck waiting to come in. temperatures at 3:00, upper 50s at the coast. a few low 80s inland. 9:00, temperatures in the mid 50s to 60s. anywhere south of the richmond bridge from sfo over to oakland, that's where we will have the cloud deck, up to 2,000 feet. if you go south and east of there, you are going to be fine. no clouds to speak of. here you go, in san francisco, about 54 degrees. santa rosa, 58. warmer in san jose, 65. unfortunately, there's cloud cover for the fireworks here in san francisco. >> the good news, the fog will be colorful. >> good point. >> spin it that way. >> i like that. >>> hillary clinton is trying to put her e-mail controversy behind her. she will be in the headlines tomorrow for a big reason. that's because president obama is going to join the presumptive democratic presidential nominee on campaign trail for the first time. the two are going to appear together in north carolina, a state he won in 2008 and

josh ernest was asked about that. he said that um, he would not, um, question her competence. donald trump says, her mind is shot. he is asking for her to step down. this of course all started when ginsberg criticized trump saying she can't imagine him as president. this certainly is an "unusual" type of comment from a supreme court justice. this will be getting play for quite a few days, likely. >> craig boswell in washington, dc, thank you. >>> theresa may is the new british prime minister. the first female leader there since 1990. former prime minister david cameron called her a brilliant negotiator. he urged her to keep britain close to the european union following the exit. may took office following her opponents' withdrawal from the race on monday. her toughest challenge she says will be uniting a nation guided by the "brexit" vote. >>> today religious groups from the bay area are unveiling a safe haven for illegal immigrants who are facing deportation. the sanctuary is the basement of a lutheran building in berkeley. we'll show you what the church is doing coming up at

a source tells cnn iowa senator joanie ernest is being considered. it's unclear whether ernest, a tea party star, is actually interested in being trump's number two. this coming as another of trump's rumored vp candidates, former house speaker newt gingrich, talks openly about the job prospect. >> i suspect if it did come to anything, we'd have to have a very, very long talk and then depending on that talk, i'd have to sit down with donald and have another long talk. >> we have cnn political commentator and anchor for time warner news errol, stand by, a press conference in central park. >> -- today assigned as the duty chief. going to give you facts and figures. a lot of this is preliminary and subject to change. 10:52 a.m., three males aged 18 through 20 jumped off the rock rind me. as they did an explosion occurred injuring one of the victims. the male was transported to bellevue in serious but stable condition. the explosion that could have been an experiment with fireworks or homemade explosives. we do not have any evidence of a constructed devic

made famous during the book the sun also rises by ernest hemingway. >> outrageous price someone just paid for one bunch of games. why they're so >> well, coming up later today, drinking more beer, a lot more, find out why that is not only good for brewers, it is good for some area school student, as well. >>> and move over tony stark, there is a new iron man in town. we may have to call her iron girl, marvel says, an african-american teenage girl named re re williams is taking over the suit from stoney stark, science genius who enrolls at mitt at the age of 15, and comes to the attention of tone when she bills her own iron man suit in her dorm. speculation started with her appearance at previous issue, and she will probably get a new name, too, iron man just doesn't work. >> bunch of great grapes, finally over in japan. >> you won't believe the price tag. the bunch of ruby roman grapes contained about 30 of them each a little smaller then pingpong ball wearing little less than an ounce, the bunch went for 10,900us dollars. the grapes have been in development for 14 years. fruit price

here's what she had to say about it -- sorry, josh ernest talked about it just a few minutes ago, heret is. >> well, kevin, there has been a lot of colored commentary about yesterday's republican convention. and i'm going to largely let others weigh in with their view on the variety of questions that were prompted by variety of the speeches yesterday. as it relates to mr. trump's speech, i'll let all of you weigh in on that and try to learn more about how exactly it was written. what i can say is that in 2008, when mrs. obama spoke at the democratic convention, she received an enthusiastic reception and stronger views because of her words, her life story, and the values that she and her husband deeply believe in and try to instill in their kids. >> josh ernest there, white house spokesman talking about what all of us have been talking about here in cleveland is well, jacob is outside the quicken loans arena where he is getting reactions from melania's speech. what have delegates been saying? >> reporter: that's the important question, craig, i'm just down the street from you outside th

well, it's a night that began in ernest with the boo birds flying, and loudly so, as ted cruz refused endorse donald trump, but gave a long speech, the new york delegation, home of people of new york values, began to boo ted cruz and then it got louder, and louder, and louder, and then, eventually, they escorted his wife out of the building, security did, and then ted cruz was booed off the stage. then we saw donald trump. and then throughout the night, a speech after another, and now to end it all tonight, mieke pence the vp nominee. that's it for day three of the republican national convention across the nation, analysis continues now on fox news channel on satellite and cable, and of course, we'll have a lot more for you on your early news tomorrow morning on this fox station. tomorrow night of course is the to make his speech here in cleveland. security has been extremely tight and we'll learn a little bit tonight, early in the evening lasted nig night, the m speakers were on at 10:00, and the arena began to almost hospital empty out. this will be the first night all of these thou

. >> thomas roberts, that full interview. 2:00, josherness happ ernest ta what we've been talking about. i believe we can listen in. >> i'm not sure if they're aware of it right now. >> to follow-up on yesterday's meeting the president had with the attorney general and others, police matters, he talked about departments around the country needing resources for things like bullet proof vests and training and other items. can you say if if he's preparing to ask congress for money to provide police departments with those things? >> josh ernest there, white house briefing, daily white house briefing, spending some time talking about all of this. we'll keep a close eye on that if he says something news worthy, we'll bring it to you. >>> meanwhile back here in cleveland, ohio, once again, donald trump j. trump the official nominee for president of the united states. set to land here in cleveland any moment. there's a look at the tarmac, we're told that's going to happen any moment now. we'd love for you to be a part of conversation as well. today's microsoft pulse question, did the trump camp

the press secretary josh ernest said he'll communicate as soon as he has more information. otherwise on that right now. we're going to take a quick break in a moment, but just to recap our audience, as we gather up all the information we can here. this is a hostage situation after a shooting taking place inside a western-type bakery. what's called the holey artisan bakefully dhaka. the largest city of bangladesh, the capital city, taking place within the diplomatic enclave there. only about a 15-minute walk as it's described to us from the u.s. embassy. the important news for americans watching this right now is the state department communicates that all of its employees, all americans who are there under the chief of mission based in bangladesh right now are said to be accounted for. still no details about the motivation of these individuals that stormed this bakery. we'll take a short break and be right back with more of this breaking news coverage. ve righte actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 dolla

josh ernest giving him briefings on what they know about what happened and just to reiterate five police officers were shot and killed, six more were injured, during a snipper attack, here's president obama. >> let me begin by thanking president suk and yoker for the opportunity to meet today. i want to begin, with a few words about the situation, back in the united states specifically the situation in dallas, texas. my team has been keeping me updated throughout the morning of the evening in dallas. i spoke this morning with mayor rawlins of dallas to convey my deepest condolences of the american people. i told him that the federal government will provide whatever assistance dallas may need and as they deal with this tremendous tragedy. we still don't know all of the facts. what we do know is that there has been a vicious, will calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement. police in dallas were on duty during and doing their jobs keeping people safe during peaceful protests, these law enforcement officers were targeted and nearly a dozen officers were shot. five were killed. at l

her fate determined by the two deans, bessie accepted a research position with yale law professor ernest lorenz and. an an expert in comparative law and conflicts. while in new haven, bessie impressed both lorenz and and a widely popular young faculty member, william o douglas. the future supreme court justice. with their health their health bessie overcame dean clark's earlier opposition and she became the first woman awarded yells sterling fellowship for graduate study. with her yale doctorate, bessie moved to washington for a new opportunity. she applied she applied for a job at the tennessee valley authority which congress had just created and realized fdr's new deal vision of supplying electricity to the balance most impoverished residents. among her letters of recommendation, professor lorenz and wrote to hire its first woman lawyer. bessie was intent on the legal career as a primary objective from which she would not be deflected by considerations of marriage. bessie thus began her federal government career with a pledge that she would be married to her job instead of a man. feari

he is quite and ernest and blue eyes and short brown hair. his facebook page is filled with photos of him and his doing. he is a low-key guy. while wearing his white lab coat the 38-year-old doesn't tout his remarkable life story. but he works on the cut edge of genome technology. he studies leukemia in mice and creates genome models of the disease. he has battled acute leukemia and survived three times. it is a cruel coincidence his favorite class in medical school was where he looked at leukemia slides under the microscope. he loves his work. i think i would be a leukemia doctor even without personal experience. you can diagnose a patient's cancer just by looking at the blood smear or bone marrow under a microscope. there is something satisfying by being able to diagnose cancer by directly looking at it rather than just by taking care of patients. he has been at washington university most of his career. washington university also saved his life against all odds. in children, all is treatable. but it is often fatal in adults. survival rates

outen wrote that and then 15 years ago it started in ernest again.about waves of anger and fear. seemed like the center wouldn't hold then but it did and will again in france. so besieged this year by terrorism. back then, after september 2001, we settled in to something we called a new normal, not a pleasant one. and yet, last night after that truck plowed through the innocence in nice, and the gun fire broke out, neighbors, all along that road, opened their doors to perfect strangers, offering sanctuary, just as neighbors had done after the attacks in paris. and overnight, the police in orlando tweeted "our hearts are breaking for the people of france again." #pray for nice. because of course there's good in the world, oceans of it inextinguishable. >> some of the most memorable images from a day many people in france and around the world wo ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected with a car that could stop for you. nissan safety shield technologies, available in the altima, sentra and maxima. now get 0% apr for up to 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪ i'd wash

but as ernest hemingway once everyonee world breaks and afterwards many are strong at the broken placeshave been made strong at the broken places by my love jill, theon, my heart hunter, and love of my life, my sleep. and by all of you. i mean this sincerely. those of you who have been through this, you know what i mean. all of you, your love, your prayers, your support. but you know what? we think about the countless thousands of others -- rishaad: vice president joe biden saying president barack obama will go down as one of the finest presidents in u.s. history and paying a tribute to his son as well. as we take a break, coming up stimulusinzo abe's plan as he looks to pull the economy out of its slump. no fedt guesses picking hike for the rest of the year. we will see if that as changed. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "trending business". the fed's assessment was upbeat, but remains guarded as to the next rate hike. my next guest is not expect movement until early next year. what did you make of the statement? it seemed like it was similar to the previous statement w

though he would never have admitted, became the beneficiary of the navy and in particular admiral ernestng in terms of watching resources, meta-material, poured into the pacific. king convinced the joint chief of staff and certainly convinced roosevelt that we had a fight a two ocean global war. because of that a number of resources, men and material were poured into the pacific and king, because of that may have actually been macarthur's best's best friend. there's a lot more to the army, navy rivalry then might be said in just a couple of lines. the other thing that i think ties into that that is important is another thing of my book is that macarthur always claimed that he was shortchanged in terms of supplies. operating on a shoestring was his characterization of it. again, thanks in part to admiral king in this two ocean global war effort, there's a tremendous amount of men and material flowing to the southwest pacific. at one point there somebody ships waiting to be unloaded that george marshall, army army chief of staff and actually macarthur's direct commander has to send medicat

white house press secretary jost ernest says president obama hasn't called president or to one since friday's failed coup. he says the u.s. is cooperating with turkey to identify accomplices, but is urging the government to show restraint. some 6000 suspects are being detained. french officials confirmed today the attack in nice was premeditated and "terrorist." six people are detained, one of them allegedly receiving a text from the man who drove into a crowd of people. officials say he searched for information about the attack in orlando. from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" his next. emily: i am emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west." investors are dumping netflix shares after reporting its lowest subscriber growth in years. can it recover? we will break it down. softbank throws down its biggest gauntlet yet, a bid for arm. what the deal means for semiconductors. chuck robbins speaks to us about brexit, m and a, and whether or not he is backing donald trump. netflix plunging after hours, down 15% on disappointing earnings. subscriber growth dro

auden wrote that and then 15 years ago it started in ernest again.waves of anger and fear. seemed like the center wouldn't hold then but it did and will again in france. so besieged this year by terrorism. back then, after september 2001, we settled in to something we called a new normal, not a pleasant one. and yet, last night after that truck plowed through the innocence in nice, and the gun fire broke out, neighbors, all along that road, opened their doors to perfect strangers, offering sanctuary, just as neighbors had done after the attacks in paris. and overnight, the police in orlando tweeted "our hearts are breaking for the people of france again." #prayfornice. because of course there's good in the world, oceans of it inextinguishable. >> some of the most memorable images from a day many people in france and around the world would like to forget when "dateline" returns. we'll be right back. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatmen

found that they notified the secret service and asked the secret service to post uniform drop as ernest west wing in the office. so we did and the officer was hank o'neil. and i'm saying is named because it's public knowledge now because, not because i just worded it out but because hank nail was subpoenaed during the investigation for suicide. he was outside the office and staff members of mrs. clinton tried to come in and take files out and clean out his office in hank tried to repel them as best he could basically and that taking down information of what they took. and it was very odd and it ended up being again it's bad enough this man ended up taking his life and ends up being another huge investigation and the scandal. at this point you know a lot of people that worked there certainly make him to the conclusion that you couldn't make this up. you couldn't wright it. as sad as it was when some of the scandal -- scandals happen it was almost comical. you could see what would happen by their previous behavior. >> to believe there's any shred of possibility that hillary will be indict

the white house spokesman josh ernest says president obama phoned the families of philandro contact seal and johnson. they were killed in separatesepa shootings that sparked major protests across the country.coun now to a developing story. the family of all ton sterling is calling on baton rouge police to release surveillance footage of sterling's death. he was fatally shot last week.k. two cameras captured two police officers shooting sterling to death.h. the hard drive containing footage of the incident was wa ceased by police that night. the store owner is suing baton rouge police for illegally ceasing the video and detaining him last the funeral for all the tonhe sterling will be held in louisiana on friday. on thursday funeral servicesvice will be held for philandro castile. the 32 year old was shot andhot killed by a police officer in minnesota last week.e the shooting made headlineseadl worldwide after castile's girlfriend live extremed thehe aftermath on facebook. castile's family said they pland to sue the officer who waswh involved in that fatal the shooting. castile's funeral

he has this very carefully cultivated reputation of very doctrinaire, ernest conservative uncompromiing and dedicated to conservative social issues. it would seem to me whether or not he has governed and lived that way, it would seem to me hard to square that type of reputation to getting in bed with donald trump. what do we know about his relationship with and how copa settic his politics are with donald trump? >> he has disagreed on a few issues this cycle. they only met twice, once during the primary right after which governor pence endorsed ted cruz and praised trump. and they met once and also tomorrow and seems like governor pence might be getting a tryout of sorts at the rally. >> right down to this friday deadline bearing down on both of them. >> nicky for the journal gazette, thank you. >>> programming notes, my >>> programming notes, my colleague and friend, nicolle wallace, sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with jeb bush. this is a remarkable that jeb bush has talked publicly since donald trump secured the republican nomination for president. in just a few minutes 10 easte

his first name is dave, it's not ernest.ted to the famous writer, but he says he does like fishing and he does enjoy having a good time. this is the 36th annual hemingway contest. who knew, in key west, and i love this, paula deen's husband for the second year in a row came in the top five but didn't get the top honor. >> so close and yet so far. but congratulations, mr. hemingway. >>> "pop news" time now and some movie news to start for you. australian actress margot robbie, one of our favorites and, boy, is she on fire starring in both "the suicide squad" and "legend of tarzan" just on the show with us and "vanity fair" has put her on the cover of their august issue with the caption, the summer of margot robbie, but writer rich cohen's story inside isn't quite as feel good. in fact, it's being met with outrage over its sexist and strange tone. cohen describes the superstar as, quote, beautiful, not in that other worldly catwalk way but in a minor knock-around key. >> whoa. >> a blue mood, a slow dance. >> wow. >> yeah, and

and it will be increasing in ernest over the next couple of days, as weigher up for next heatwave. today believe it or not was our break. satellite and radar showing pretty picture outside, plenty of sunshine today, and nice breeze out of theo least little cooler than the past few days. mainly just few clouds out, there although there are few showers, along the eastern shore, saulsbury area seeing few downpours, but fairly isolated, and not specking any sort of 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. surprise with call line moving through. i think we are quiet, we stay very nice tonight. certainly pleasant evening, eight an in washington, 82 gaithersburg, 85 frederick, 82 cambridge, and all across the northeast seeing bit of break with temperatures only in the 80s from boston back down through west virginia, even to the carolinas. but the major heat lurks out toward our west, in the central planes, which i'll show you coming up in my full weather forecast. back to tonight, if you have plans outside, maybe dinner outdoors, your fine, dry conditions expected, and southerly breeze will return overnight

because you're saying realisti realistically these delegates once this things gets going in ernest tomorrow some time, they'll be skawinged from the party at night they won't be able to do something like this and i like thought want the people of philadelphia to feel this and to taste this and be part of the dnc. >> we want people to come. first thing you want to do see liberty bell, independent engs hall. grab a cheesesteak and see what the locals are about and this is what philly feast united we eat is all about. four hours of fun, during the day before all the private parties and swanky parties start and before the convention starts and it gets people right here close to the betsy ross house and in most architectura architecturally interesting neighborhoods one of the neighborhoods in the city and most importantly people have a great time and it's not just for delegates. >> we're on arch street typically it's market you know that's a mess today. >> that's right. >> it's arch street specifically to get them to the site and make sure you don't tie up the city. >> we need people to get to w

politer because it did not had effective spokesmen who could speak for science in general people like ernest lawrence they have all passed on by that point. i'll >> i will ask of this this as a general question for the panel any surprises along the way as you were writing your book in other words, you came to a topic did your finished book different from what you started out to accomplish andom i think i see john nodding his head. >> my book began about every two decades our nation passes through this. of in society about -- we passed through this. of anxiety about technology. i began to see ai -based technologies actually working and not just displacing manual workers but displacingkilled white-collar skilled professions and doctors.e were g i have my hair on fire and that we work thought we were going to see this dramatic discontinuity where these technologies would actuallyns transform the workforce. i have actually come full circle they wrote in 1930 that technology destroys jobs. it doesn't destroy it work. it is continued to grow despite three or four decades of a computerization nicel

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of racist text messages released a list of recommendations to approve -- improve accountability, ernestansparency and oversight. that over -- report made 81 recommendations including creating a new office of inspector general to audit the police department and the office of citizen complaints. the panel said it found that african-americans and latinos were searched without consent far more often than whites and asians. it also said the police officers association has the upper hand and intimidated officers who wanted to speak to them during the review. >> poa leadership sets the tone for the police department and historically it's been an ugly one. >> the poa president, martin halloran, fired back calling the panel a, kangaroo court. the sf pee dee said appreciated the panel's effort and will conduct an analysis of the report over the next couple of weeks. >>> some oakland activist have begun an effort to recall mayor schaaf. the anti-police rheteric project tried to file a petition with the city clerk's office yesterday. they only had 25 signatures and were told they needed 50. the gro

so we'll go over to the twit ernest and find our friend, adam sharp. good to see you.et's talk data. today night. >> today night, bill clinton, the headline speaker. two of the three most talked about moments of the night were bill clinton. number three, meryl streep. hillary clinton came on after primetime. a lot of folks turned tvs off. >> so what's this? >> the bill clinton speech, tweets per minute, we saw it build. with every one of the sound bites, talking about meeting his wife, talking about her as a changemaker, and building to a big finish, amplifying the conversation. >> what are these yellow dots? >> these are the other nominees. donald trump live tweeting the speech, responding in realtime, bringing his following into the conversation and lifting the volume along with it. >> these are the top tweets of the night? >> yep. the number three most retweeted tweets of this convention were from donald trump. hillary clinton herself celebrating the victory comes in at number two. trump is using this as an opportunity to put himself on the stage, turn this conventi

white house spokesman josh ernest says the president offered condolances on the first family's behalf, as well as the american people. >> 5:08. louisianna police say they arrested three people planning to kill police at protests and retaliation for the death of alton sterling, investigators found out about the plot monday after federal authorities raided a baton rouge home, inside, they found, several guns stolen from a local pawn shop. police are still looking for a fourth suspect. >>> both cleveland and philadelphia police are adjusting their security plans for the national political convention, following the deadly shootings last week involving police officers. so, philadelphia police commissioner richard ross says the fatal shootings of five dallas police officers last week will require police to take different tactical approach, and in cleveland, the police chief there, says, his department has ramped up its security plans for the gop convention, have already started it tip-line for suspicious activity earlier than expected. >> the republican national convention begins monday in

it's the marine layer and it is in its ernest this morning. 54 to 59 degrees as you get ready to kick-start your friday. here's our satellite and radar. it's extensive and expansive and it has moved all the way inland 50 to 60 miles. less than two-mile visibility at this hour in half moon bay. 7 in oakland. we have one hour and five- minute delays at sfo now due to the stratus. meanwhile the winds are beginning to die down somewhat. it was quite breezy in san francisco earlier. ten at sfo. 10 at concord and pleasanton. 23 now in the fairfield area. winds will be variable at 10 to 20 and 25 miles per hour. stronger gusts later this afternoon. so don't bank on any sunshine at the beaches today. we'll have only partial clearing at best around the bay. 79 in san jose. that's about 8 degrees below average. 83 santa rosa. 84 in fairfield. we do have rain in the weekend forecast! i'll tell you which day and exactly where to expect it. that's coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. g? >> thanks, roberta! let's jump to the bay bridge right now. we have the metering lights on turned on about 5:40 thi

the high ernest are the big numbers here down across south jersey and central delaware.has cleared out, in its wake instead of the leaving call, calm conditions we have hot, steamy conditions and that will continue right through the start of the weekend. our forecasted high for tomorrow 84 degrees. if we hit that. that makes it hottest day of the season so far. average high for tomorrow's day july 6th is 87 degrees. again almost 10 degrees above average but this time of the year we will factor in the humidity as well. ninety-four with the dew point of 48, wouldn't feel too bad, 94 with the dew point of 70. feels very, very oppressive. we will head to the 90's tomorrow and there we will stay right through end of the week and even in the start of the weekend. thursday looks like humidity may peak with dew points reaching 71 or 72 degrees at time and friday same story, thursday bring a best chance for thunderstorm during workweek. i told but heat advisory for tomorrow. we have a excessive heat watch, to tell but in effect at 11:00 thursday morning and continues right throug

. >> there we have josh ernest giving his perspective. it seems as if there's precedent set in another direction. does that give space justice ginsburg to give this opinion. this is someone who is about to be the gop nominee. does that mess her up for president trump? >> it'sen an usual form of opinion. she's saying i don't like one of the nonominees, who feels like she's picking sides. there's no recusal standard that's violated, which means even if there's a trump presidency, she doesn't have to step back from particular cases. but this is an unusual way for a justice to go. and donald trump is ridiculous for him to say resign. donald trump also holds the position that he can criticize federal judges but can't criticize him. they have their own consistency. he's pucked a lot of fights. it's unusual for him to just so blatantly say i don't like this guy u and what he stands for opposed to what we expect from judges which is confining views to the more legal space rather than the political space. >> donald trump would say i'm just counter

the ocean cool air in ernest doesn't make it over the ills until past midnight or so.er inspection of what temperatures will fair for today, downtown san francisco coming in at 62 down the peninsula on the bay side, 68 san mateo. great for the beaches all this week. temperatures elsewhere are cooling down. 78 for san may mateo south bay. east bay shoreline, 80 or so for heyward. 98 danville. 100 livermore. more dra patternic drop by the -- dramatic drop on the way by sunday. wine country, expect more of the upper 80s with some 90s at work so prepare accordingly. here's the change that happens this weekend. down to around 90 or so sunday and early next week. it will hold for a couple of days. any lucky lieus to worry about? >> no, they're out of the way. it was auto on palo alto on 101 but it's gone. the it's stop and go through the toll plaza on the bridge. minor tap on the we'll be right backs. if you have to get through -- minor tap on the brakes. camden avenue, a minor slow down getting up to the scene. checking in on a crash northbound 238 has traffic jammed up hey

separate police shootings last week, spark protests around the country, white house spokesman josh ernest said the president offered condolances on the first families we have as well as the american people. >> then after the speech yesterday he visited with the families of the fallen officers, as well, in private. >> well, the search is on for kill they are morning, police say, the life of a teenager and injured two other as they left a basketball game. >> this was monday night. >> family and friends are remembering the talented teen who was murdered. dave kinchen live at police headquarters with the latest, trying to figure out who did this. >> yes, that's right. and this is one every three teens shot at one time, makes people wonder where were the pro at thes in that case, even people in that neighborhood, asking that question, here, now, investigators are tracking down members of a rival basketball team looking for leads in the person who shot and killed a 15 year old, in southwest philadelphia, monday night. tahears barnes aspiring rapper and loved playing basketball, his family say h

he has this very carefully cultivated reputation of very doctrinaire, ernest conservative uncompromisingto conservative social issues. it would seem to me whether or not he has governed and lived that way, it would seem to me hard to square that type of reputation to getting in bed with donald trump. what do we know about his relationship with and how copa settic his politics are with donald trump? >> he has disagreed on a few issues this cycle. they only met twice, once during the primary right after which governor pence endorsed ted cruz and praised trump. and they met once and also tomorrow and seems like governor pence might be getting a tryout of sorts at the rally. >> right down to this friday deadline bearing down on both of them. >> nicky for the journal gazette, thank you. g the best h. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out toda

were, quote, not supposed to belong to the butterfly and parasitic class, but should represent the ernest intelligent womanhood of the nation and fight for the equality of all. la follette denoiunced the injustice imposed by the new orders. she skewered the hypocrisy of whites that supported segregation. it seems strange that the very ones that consider it a hardship to sit next to a colored person in a streetcar entrust their children to colored servants and eat food prepared by colored hands. on january 4th, 1914, la follette spoke to the colored ymca on 12th street in washington, d.c. it was an electrifying event. while cheering by the 1,000 people present, almost all of whom were black, interrupted her speech many times. according to the "washington post," in a front page story headlined, she defends negros. wife of senator la follette denounces segregation. la follette, quote, advised negros to keep up their fight and no contusion of peace into the question is settled and settled in the right way. an ovation of several minutes followed her remarks. an african-american woman noted, qu