. >>> the woman who wrote melania trump's speech fesses up. >> deborah: she's taking the blame as donald trump finally breaks his silence about the crisis. >>> and too mean? >> the only limits of your achievement is your willingness to work hard for them. >> even the late night comics. >> i am not going to take it anymore! >> and look who's at the convention, caitlyn jenner. >>> then, all together. >> yeah. >> there's a man under there. >> i should be dead. >>> and playmate of the year body shaming scandal. why this woman is baring it

so, you know, it's time to fess up. >> don, thank you. pleasure to see you. >> good to see you too. >> appreciate your time. >>> up next, damage control. trump's campaign tries to tamp down the uproar following melania trump's speech controversy. more on deck to speak tonight. and the presumptive nominee still has his own coronation remarks to rehearse. we'll talk about campaign fallout and party unity when we return, live, to the republican national convention. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear weapons... took on vladimir putin... and stood up against the trafficking of human beings. a steady leader in an unsteady world. that's why i run on quickbooks. details. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it.

. >> reporter: the kids fessed up. they were cagy about how much pot candy they had. they had enough to require emergency treatment at south shore hospital in weymouth. the label says conscious creations. this story highlights the daern. >> it takes longer. has to be digested and go into your blood stream. >> reporter: available online and at massachusetts dispensaries with people with valid medical cards. in several other states reports little kids ate pot candy and were rushed to the hospital. >> you have to hold the parents responsible for the accessibility to medical marijuana. it's like prescription pills. >> it's the same thing with vitamins too. if kids take too much, it's scary. >> reporter: the teenagers who got sick did not have medical marijuana cards. but pot is not a crime in massachusetts. police here declined to issue civil citations reached out for medical help. >> anchor: now 7 weather with meteorologist bri eggers. >> reporter: another hot one across the board for us and many towns. eighth consecutive day of 90 degrees and above. this would have been

. >> reporter: so the kids fessed up but they were' caging about how much pot candy they had had and where they got it. they had enough to require emergency treatment here rat south shore hospital in weymouth. they are okay. police have arapper from the can'ty. the label says csc creations. police say the story highlights the dangers of dandy containing thc. unlike pot smoking pot eating has a delayed effect. >> it takes a little longer, has to be digest and go into the blood extreme. >> reporter: available on-line and at massachusetts dispensy, adults have to be very careful not just around teenagers. in self other states police charge people after little rushed to the hospital. >> you have to hold parents responsible for the medical marijuana opinion it's like prescription pills. >> it's the same thing with vitamins, if kids take too much it's scary. >> reporter: as for the teenager who got sick they didn't have medical marijuana cards. but marijuana is not a crime in massachusetts. hingham police declined to issue civil site aces because they reached out for medical help. live in

. >>> the woman who wrote melania trump's speech fesses up. >> deborah: she's taking the blame as donaldmp finally breaks his silence about the crisis. >>> and too mean? >> the only limits of your achievement is your willingness to work hard for them. >> even the late night comics. >> i am not going to take it anymore! >> and look who's at the convention, caitlyn jenner. >>> then, all together. >> yeah. >> there's a man under there. >> i should be dead. >>> and playmate of the year body shaming scandal. why this woman is baring it all. >> stop being mean

i think she'll fess up to that. but we want people to believe that their government can work and that their president cares. and that every child in this country should have the same chance that this country gave us, because we weren't born with a silver spoon. and we know that behind all the division and sometimes angry rhetoric of this election year and all the petty bickering and the point-scoring and the punditry, the ordinary americ american -- americans are good and they are generous and they are hard working, and they've got an awful lot of common sense. and we share a certain set of common values and hopes and dreams. that's why i ran in 2008. and i believe in those values and those ideals more than ever. and i believe in you, the american people, more than ever. and i am more optimistic about our future than ever. and that's why my faith, my faith is stronger about the simple american ideal as old as our founding the people that love the country can change it for the better. i have seen it happen. i have ru

as for those two other kids who deputies say fessed up to playing with fire, they're currently spending certainly in juvenile detention, facing arson charges. city officials will be hosting a community meeting on august 8th to discuss rebuilding the center. as for the food assistance programs like the bread program, they're going to be held at city hall for the duration of the summer. >> i know we don't know whether or not the parents of those children will be liable for the costs of the damage, which is about $2 million, but i'm wondering why that park has to be closed if the wasn't damaged by the fire. mpts well, city officials say the park has to be closed because there hasn't been a safety is assessment yet over there, and also some of the services, like water and electricity, are not working in this area at this time so that's why they had to shut down the park. >> leigh martinez live in millbrae, thanks. >>> thousands of firefighters are battling a fast moving fire that has destroyed at least 1 homes in the santa clarita valley. the flames have comped more than 33,000 acres. firef

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>> robbie fessed up. and diren sneaked out and he said diren walked off on his own and robbie said he heard gunshots. alarmed, randy woke up his wife. the three of them went to deer canyon road. >> how far away from your house is this? >> 80 yards, something like that. the next street above ours. >> this is a neighbor's house. >> the neighbor's house. we were hoping diren would walk out somewhere. show up and come out the door. >> i walked up to the police officer and gave a name and description and she kind of went just wait here for a second. they came back and said i think you guys need to go to the hospital. that it wasn't good. as soon as she said that, i thought we just passed an ambulance running up there. he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quiet street? did diren and robbie stumble into a burglary in progress or violent home invasion. the police asked robbie to answer questions while kate and randy rushed to the hospital. >> it wasn't long after that the er doctor came ou

i think she will fess up to that. we want people to believe their government can work in their president cares. and every child in this country should have the same chances this country gave us. because we were not born with a silver spoon. and we know that behind all of the division and sometimes angry rhetoric of this election year and the petty bickering and point-scoring and punditry, the ordinary american -- americans are good. they are generous. hard-working. and they have common sense. and we share a certain sense of common values and helps and dreams. in 2008.hy i ran and i believe in those ideals and values more than ever and i believe in the american people more then ever and i am more optimistic about our future than ever. and that is why my faith, my faith is stronger about the old asamerican ideal as our founding of the country. people can change the country for the better. i have seen it happen. an my last campaign and i cannot be happier or prouder. but i am ready to pass the baton and i know that hilla

sometimes it takes more than one presidency or generation nap is old fashioned, i think she will fess up to that. but we want people to believe their government can work. and their president cares, and that everyone should have the same change that this country gave us. we were not born with a silver spoon. and we know that sometimes behind the rhetoric, and the points scoring, and the -- we have common sense, and we share common hopes and dreams. that's why i ran in 2008, and i believe in those values more than ever. i believe in you, the american people, more than ever. i'm more optimistic about our future than ever. that is why my faith is stronger about the simple american ideal as old as our founding, the people in the country can change it for the better. i have seen it for the better. i have run my last campaign. and i could not be prouder of the things we do v done together, but i am ready to pass the baton. and i know that she is going to take it. and i know she can run that race. the race to create good jobs, better schools, safer streets, a same e safer world. that's why i'm f

while being taken to the hospital for moderate injuries they fessed up to being distracted by the pokemongame. >> it's like of map of where you are if you were to use iphone maps and it shows you on the map with little icons where your poke mondays are and you go there and film and you have to catch it. >> the poem monday go craze is prompting a felon of warnings from emergency responders across the country because people are getting hurt from people -- driving accidents to distracted pedestrians. the fire department set up barriers and warning signs in the area of this latest accident, telling people to avoid dangerous areas near the coastline. >>> all right good evening everybody. after a few days off giants and as back to work. as we speak the giants are in san diego and their game with the pad reece is even at one in the third ink -- inning and the aes they're at oakland. it's 7-4 in the fifth inning. >>> british hope -- open you give me a big name up top and i'll shake my wife at 4:30 and watch some golf at 4:30 a.m. i'm kidding. she jumped all over me what are you watching. i accide

>> robbie fessed up. he and dieren sneaked out. ld robbie how he and dieren walked out on his own and then said he heard gunshots. ala alarmed, he woke up his wife and the three of them went to deer canyon road. >> how far away from your house is this? >> 80 yards, the next street above ours. >> this is a neighbor's house? >> a neighbor's house. >> when they got there, the police stopped them. >> we were hoping dieren would walk out and show up and come out the door. >> i walked up to the police officer, gave him the name and description and that's when she kind of went, well, just wait here for a second. and then came back and said, i think you guys need to go to the hospital. that it wasn't good. as soon as she said that, i thought, gosh, we just passed an ambulance running up there. he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quiet street? did dieren and robbie stumble into a burglary in progress or some violent home invasion? the police asked robbie to answer some questions. while kate and randy rushed to the ho

. >>> let's give another look at the melania speech and the trump staffer now fessing up. to blake berkman, now on that. >> hi there, stuart. >> reporter: that staffer's name is meredith mcgiver. she identifies herself as a writer for the trump organization. here's what she says happened. she says she spoke on the phone with melania trump, and melania trump gave her some passages she likes and basically she said she forgot to change up some of those passages. here's part of a statement she put out today, and i'm quoting. she said overs pho the phone, ma trump, read me some passages from ms. obama's speech. i wrote them down, and that ultimately became the final speech. i did not, she said, check ms. obama's speeches. mcgiver goes on to say, no harm was meant. now, she also said, stuart, at the end of that phostatement th he submitted her resignation to the donald trump family and campaign, she says that was not accepted by trump. stuart? >> well, blake, thank you very much. donald trump tweeting this today, quote, the media is spending more time doing a forensic analysis o

didn't say when that was going to be so she was hoping to diffuse the controversy by fessing up to theblems associated with that meeting. we'll see whether that satisfies the critics. >> do you think this is likely to put this matter to rest at least for now? >> no, i don't. this was the appearance -- the appearance of this was very bad where you have the former president married to the person that hopes to be the future president who is being investigated by the attorney general. loretta lynch happens to be somebody that was appointed to the bench -- appointed us. attorney by former president clinton in 1999. so there is a prior relationship there. she said that the meeting was purely social. nothing has come out to contradict that but the appearance is very bad and by the note of contrition she was striking she was acknowledging that. i would expect the criticism to continue and continue pretty aggressively certainly from republicans and from some democrats too. >> john harwood in washington. thank you. markets minutes ago closing in the u.k. and across continental europe. the first

as soon as the show ended, producers actually fessed up with a tweet, quote, well, we showed a combinationthing to do. apparently this is the first time the show recycled some of the fireworks displays. >>> we've got to talk about hot dogs. why? joey chestnut set a new record at nathan's hot dog eating contest competition in new york's coney island. chestnut managed to snarf down 70. that is 7-0 hot dogs and their buns in just ten minutes. ten minutes, 70 hot the dogs. jaws meet runner up matt "the me mega toad" stony. defending female champion nikki suto spoke about their wins on the "today" show. take a look. >> 70, joey, in ten minutes. you've got your title back. how did you do it? >> i came in hungry. last year i lost. and i went back to the drawing board and figured out my body a little bit better. and nobody could keep up. >> ooh i met with joey on saturday. i watched him eat some dogs. it's aggressive. it's aggressive. congratulations, big one. that is going to wrap us up for the hour. i know i'm doing one thing. not having a hot dog for lunch. i'm stephanie rule. coming up, more n

. >> when you catch him doing something, is he good about going and fessing up or is he the type thatgoing to deny it to the end? >> he denies it. >> they automatically assumed i was this violent socially withdrawn pretty much demonic little kid where i black out and do crazy violent things. >> i'm going to tell you, the good lord would be a good place to start. i don't feel like i should push him into church. if you don't -- >> he just sits there. >> better than sitting in hell. >> i know. >> this is a very churchy city, i guess. everyone here believes in god, goes to church every sunday. and for a 12-year-old kid to say i don't like going to church makes you feel uncomfortable, it is weird. >> if he would do this once, he might do it again. it would have to be in fear for anybody he's around, any other children or young person or even you. >> at a certain point, detectives excuse themselves and leave melody alone. when they do, the camera picks up a faint sound from another room. >> you hear the words from a male voice, thomas, i'm not going to ask you -- and it fades off and i thin

i think she will fess up to that. but we want people to believe that their government can work and that their president cares, and that every child in this country should have the same chances that this country gave us. because we weren't born with a silver spoon. and we know that behind all the division and sometimes angry rhetoric of this election year and all the petty bickering and the point scoring and the punditry, the ordinary american -- americans are good. and they are generous, and they are hard working, and they've got an awful lot of common sense. and we share a certain set of common values, and hopes and dreams. that's why i plan ran in 2008. and i believe in those values and those ideals more than ever. and i believe in you, the american people, more than ever. and i am more optimistic about our future than ever. and that's why my faith -- my faith is stronger about the simple american ideal as old as our founding that people who love our country can change it for the better. i have seen it happen. i hav

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. >> it is better for me to fess up. >> very much. our culture is like that. look at income equality and the people who look up at certain candidates, millionaires, billionaires and wealthy businesspeople, debates over taxes, debates over trying to address the problem of income any quality which is affecting growth which is helping create a poisonous political climate we haven't a lot of people don't want to make the hard decisions, even people who benefit from them, i could have a big shiny building with my name on it. >> use sites one of my old professors when you say the crisis takes longer in coming than you think and happens faster than you think and this is a challenge in markets and financial markets. i could never be hedge fund manager because there are so many times i am right, it takes three years to be right. we went to investors in private equity and we said we think the stock market is completely and totally overvalued, two years or three years later they were saying the public-private markets by 280 basis points every year and we were sure but it

i think she will fess up to that.nt can work and that the president cares. and that every child in this country should have the same chances that this country gave us. [applause] because we were not born with a silver spoon. and we know that behind all the division and sometimes angry rhetoric of this election year and all the petty bickering and the point scoring and the punditry, the ordinary american, americans are good, and they are generous and their hard-working and they've got an awful lot of common sense. and we share a certain set of common values and hopes and dreams. that's what iran in 2008. and i believe in those values and those ideals more than ever. i believe in you the american people more than ever. at a more optimistic about our future than ever. that's why my faith, my faith is stronger about the simple american ideals as old as our founding the people who love their country can change for the better. i have seen it happen. i have run my last campaign, and i couldn't be prouder of the things we've

you know i mean, and he still is very much like that which is why i wanted him to fess up that he is still very much that way because i've been observing about him and we all know he is so loosey-goosey out there and he likes to see and go with the flow and he became a master of that out on the campaign trail, sometimes to his detriment but most the time to his benefit when he would read the crowd. he would react to the crowd. he was always doing that. one of the things, one of the elements of the deal is know your market and the market that he knew better than any other republican candidate was this market was angry, it was antiestablishment it was tired of being believed around the world and he knew it and struck that card court. >> there's a lot of insight to his management style which you are bringing up that is evident in "the art of the deal". he brags about how you can just get to him directly. and a lot of big illnesses, to get an answer you have to go through seven layers of executives and were probably just all unnecessary anyway. he says you can come to me. the flipside of

chris cuomo trying to get paul manafort to fess up, but he continued to say that no plagiarism occurred. donald trump put out this tweet around 11:30 this morning saying the media spending more time doing a forensic analysis of melania's speech than the fbi spent on hillary's e-mail investigation. and then a statement came from a member of the trump organization. she took blame for what happened. she says "in working with melania trump on her recent first lady speech, we spoke object people that inspired her and messages she wanted to share with the american people. she read me some passages as examples. i wrote them down for the afraiding of the graft. that was my mistake and i feel terrible for the chaos i caused melan melania, the trumps, and mrs. obama. in that later she goes on to say she tried to resign, she offered her resignation and they refused. the trump organization saying innocent mistakes happened. the consensus view is that this was a self inflicted wound that took place on monday night. >> when donald trump arrived in cleveland today, he was greeted by family and vice pr

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if she borrowed something, she should fess up. if she didn't vgts she should continue to deny it.istract from the argument that we've been making about hillary clinton. i will take issue with one thing. this morning, one of the other anchors tried to make an analogy that this somehow undermines the credibility of our attacks on secretary clinton. there's no moral similarity with hillary clinton lying about benghazi. >> i don't think that's -- it wasn't me. i'm saying the parallel he was trying to make, if hillary clinton clinton lied about something, a very strong surrogate of hers gave in a speech, that she would be heavily chastised for that. >> no similarity between borrowing a speech and lying about benghazi. >> it's not melania trump, it's the trump campaign isn't owning up to it saying, yeah, there is plagiarism and we're going to fire whoever is responsible. >> if that is the case, which it may or may not be, then they should do that and move on. move on to secretary clinton's lies in the past which got him impeached. >> how many times have we sat through the entirety of th

instead just coming right out, fessing up, saying, look, somebody made a mistake and here's the issueania trump did write the speech because she went and looked at hillary clinton speeches. she was the person who did the rip-off. >> here is the thing. first of all, it is really hard to do what she did. people literally, americans they say they would almost rather die than have to stand up and give a speech in front of their church or workplace, let alone the biggest crowd, ever. so everybody -- the country's heart is with her. nobody is sitting up here saying she is a terrible person. the problem is, a mistake got made. the question is what is the character of the candidate? when you make a mistake. >> he's furious. >> hey, listen, it is one thing to be mad, it is another thing to take responsibility. >> are you talking about trump or clinton? >> i'm talking about your candidate right now. this is importanti issue. your candidate is doing frighteningly well. your candidate may become president of the united states and people are watching this thing now with new eyes and they're trying

the survey said, this is what they fessed up to.% of people admit to doing while driving car. >> stick finger in the nose. >> you would be correct, sir. >> 66% say they pick their nose while driving. >> 66%. >> 52% said they have eaten a full meal on the road. hopefully that has nothing to do with the previous category. >> i have done that. >> while driving? >> yeah. >> he >> he bar cues. >> 43% of people saying they take off or put on clothing while they're driving. >> sweaters. >> any of you -- >> yeah. >> i struggle to get like a winter coat off while driving. any of you ever do personal grooming? >> my hair. >> lipstick. >> tweezing, the occasional tweezing. >> apparently people clip their finger nails behind the wheel. finally, 1%, so this is like two people, 20 people, they actually changed a baby's diaper. >> no. >> couldn't have been a dirty diaper. >> that's crazy. >> all right, okay. we've got two shirts. have you ever wondered, this is a woman's shirt. you've got a man's shirt there. have you ever wondered why the buttons

the survey said, this is what they fessed up to. of people admit to doing while driving car. >> stick finger in the nose. >> you would be correct, sir. >> while driving. >> 66%. >> 52% said they have eaten a full meal on the road. hopefully that has nothing to do with the previous category. >> i have done that. >> while driving? >> yeah. >> he barbecues. >> 43% of people saying they take off or put on clothing while they're driving. >> yeah. >> any of you ever do personal grooming? >> my hair. >> lipstick. >> the occasional tweezing. >> people clip their fingernails behind the wheel. 1%, this is like two people, 20 people, they actually changed a baby's diaper. >> not possle >> that's crazy. >>> we have two shirts. this is a woman's shirt. you have a man's shirt there. ever wonder why the buttons are on different sides? >> i have. >> we now know. it dates back to when buttons were invented when matt was born around the 13th century. so easy. only wealthy women could afford buttons on their shirts. if they were wealthy, they always h

today the wawa welcome america fess v festival wraps up with a big party on the parkway. tell you what to expect and the fireworks show planned for tonight. >> hate to tell you this -- >> planned, i said. >> but our fourth of july plans may get rained out. we are tracking storms moving our way. we'll have the timing for you in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm katy zachry. it's exactly 6:00 a.m. on your july 4th. hope you had a great weekend because the weather went from great to good and i'll let erika martin explain. i don't want to be the bearer of that bad news. >> thank you. it went from great to good to, oh, okay. so, for today we're starting off with a little sunshine right now. our icon at 9:00 a.m. is still hopeful. we're seeing a break in the clouds. i'll get to our radar and show you whi

fess up. who's got the matching t-shirts?, i said is there a limit to the number of people that can be in one group? had to be 50, 60 people. we learned yesterday, about 25% of the people who visit the park are international. i happened to be behind a group from argentina. it was incredible watching them have fun around here. >> there really is so much to do in orlando. >> this guy's got a t-shirt that says nbc's an investor in buzz feed. >> i didn't see that. okay. there is your list. >> let's talk music, things that get you in vacation mode. all right? you guys probably -- who has a favorite vacation song? yell it out. anybody? go ahead. vacation. >> vacation. the go-goes. all right. mine is this one, which is appropriate for today. you hear it? ♪ beautiful day ♪ beautiful day >> now al has one of my all-time favorites. >> classic, mr. lionel richie, going old school, "dancing on the ceiling." >> that's good. >> you guys want to get up and dance? it would be great if they could hear it. >> they can't hear it. well, my song

today the wawa welcome america fess v festival wraps up with a big party on the parkway. we'll tell you what to expect and the fireworks show planned for tonight. >> hate to tell you this -- >> planned, i said. >> but our fourth of july plans may get rained out. we are tracking storms moving our way. we'll have the timing for you in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm katy zachry. it's exactly 6:00 a.m. on your july 4th. hope you had a great weekend because the weather went from great to good and i'll let erika martin explain. i don't want to be the bearer of that bad news. >> thank you. it went from great to good to, oh, okay. so, for today we're starting off with a little sunshine right now. our icon at 9:00 a.m. is still hopeful. we're seeing a break in the clouds. i'll get to our radar and show you why this is happening. we're expecting temperatures to top out in the 70s and 80s in and along philadelphia. as you can see, it's not going to get very warm today. the suburbs only seeing upper 70s. lou

fess that. sfsh you can prp. >> speaking of facebook live. i am going to do a facebook lynch f but up next, senator al freak lynn will join us on the democratic ticket. there's a lot of talk about who is going to be vice presidential nominee on the democrat being side. is there any democratic, any member of the senate democrat who would turn it down? >> i don't think so. >> he strikes me as the classic kind of catholic liberal within the democrat being party. he's personal lippo post to abortion, yet supports abortion rights. he said "trying to count the ways, i hate tim kaine. drawing a blanc. congratulations to a good friend." i'm reading two things there. but i'm reading something more important about kim cain. >> i would say a raenl republican. same thing. go ahead. talk about how jeff frak is willing to raich out is and -- what is the lest in that? and you know, there are those of us who work across the i'll. in fact, most of us who do at some thing. but there some, like jeff luke, j, sfrmt because he doesn't knock down party lines, it doesn't mean he's not a real progressive and