floyd and lee go on@v+rp& in 10 days for the murder of oakland judysc solomon a beloved dog walker.d homicide investigators gant could impact what evidence the jury hears during the murder trial through his attorney gant has admitted he gave a woman identified in court papersi as his mistress recording of witness statements to type them up for him. woman post add picture of the evidence on instagram when she found out that gant was marrie married. gant is on administrative leave for the past year for unrelated issue. >>vzxu court gave me at least te name address and phone number so that i can go down that investigative path. >> bella plans to contact the woman to find out if the case against her client has been corrupted by evidence turned over to an unauthorized third party. >> being in the possession of a third party could be inappropriate. >> alameda county district attorney has investigated gant conduct and concluded he didn't do anything illegal by letting his mistress type witness statements. >> it's not supposed to be in her possession. certainly not supposed to be on instagr

it is floyd's brotherly love charity weekend. love to come back often and give back to the kids, and you know, there is a lot of us that make it out and don't show the proper support. >> all right, here is some video of the kids at the camp. floyd says proceeds of the event will benefit the philadelphia fraternal order of police. >>> folks got to enjoy summer foods, cold drinks and ice cream alo along philert street. >>> starting tomorrow, the convention starts. delegates from our area are heading there this morning. monique braxton is in chester county for the sendoff, monique. >> reporter: hey, there, ted. a few people have gathered over my shoulder. they first plan to rally and then have a sendoff. we'll be here and send it to you when it happens. >>> monique, the conditions are ideal today. high and dry for today. lots of sunshine. live look outside. battle ship, gorgeous day to visit. i'll see you on the other side of the break with the forecast. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a

judge floyd: there is more compelling language in lulac and what you just disclosed. undermining the progress of a racial group that has been under discrimination and has become increasingly clinically active in cohesive, there is a warrant for potential discrimination. mr. farr: i am unaware of that language. that language was brought up in the context of a vote dilution claim where there was injury to the plaintiff's because they had preconditions. they shown that they were a compact, and minority population sufficient to be a majority and a single-member district and they could not elect candidates of choice without -- because of racially polarized voting. that language you quoted would not in relative if they had not established that they had been injured by the districting plan, because of the preconditions. that is where that comment came from and it must be viewed in context. judge wynn: what is the point you are making regarding vote dilution. i am trying to understand it. you can help me with it. thoughi understand it, dilution is still under section mr. farr

está dentro de la cafetería del edificio donde trabaja, donde unos desgraciados, hijos de su "pink floydamá, no dije que estuviera dentro. dije que como él trabaja ahí, podría estar ahí, mamá. ¿por qué cambias todo lo que yo digo? ¿que no me entendiste o qué? doña lidia: pues, ¿cómo te voy a entender si me hablas en inglés? asaltante: espéreme tantito. es que tu mamá quiere saber si estás bien. briones: pues mientras no me dispare, sí. asaltante: ah. di--dice que por el momento-- todos: [gritan] asaltante: es que traen fiesta. pero están bien, ¿eh? por el momento. yo al rato se lo confirmo. espéreme, está entrando otra llamada, no se me vaya. ¿bueno? comandante: soy el comandante aníbal fernández. quiero hablar con los secuestradores y saber qué quieren. urrutia: yo también quiero hablar con mi hijo, se llama andrés, animal. comandante: aníbal, aníbal. asaltante: a ver, espéreme, espéreme, no me cuelgue. seño, fíjese que me entró una llamada bien importante. Écheme un "phone" más al ratito, ¿no? doña lidia: pero carlitos está bien, ¿verdad? asaltante: ¿todo está bien? briones: sí, sí, sí

shyrice floyd stopped by to talk about a fund fundraiser that is hosting tonight for robert wilson iii. tonight's auction and meet and greet begins at 7:00 p.m. at chickee and pete's in south philadelphia. >> phillies are back home for the metsys. what a way to start the first half of the second half of the season. the phillies were doing very well and we hope they mimic the weather and stay hot for the second half of the season. jeff skeverski is live at the park where they take on it is mets. >> reporter: ducis you could make the argument this could be the toughest stretch of the entire season for the phillies they are 6 games out of the wild card spot. the two teams they are chasing, the mets and the marlins they are playing at citizens bank park. the phillies could make up a lot of grounds over the next week. pete mccann none matter of fact before tonight's game. he believes they will fight for the wild card spot giving the manager and the phillies a little more confidence the fact that they won ten of their final games. the bats are red hot. phillies are the best heating team in t

around 3300 german soldiers currently the floyd conflict zones around the world, from afghanistan and iraq to the balkans,, mali, and south sudan. also, challenges closer to home. >> at germany's defense minister proudly presented her new paper on defense policy. its main message, changes in the global risk environment require a more assertive german security posture. >> germany is prepared to take on more response ability and lead. that reflects what we are doing on the ground. for example, this operation -- germany is taking place -- taking part in 16 international missions. but it notes that the bundeswehr is not prepared for moore and risk your operations. but that will change. they plan on putting armed forces for cyber defense, giving a more personal and funding. crisis management will have the same status as territorial defense. if the bundeswehr is to fulfill the tasks we demand of it, we need to be equipped with the appropriate resources. the attacks in paris and brussels a prompted a shift in thinking. we are a country -- the junior coalition partners, the social democrats,

commander, and expect her, i think deputy inspector is caught on audiotape , it was introduced in the floyd trial that you write about extensively in the book, i'm saying that you have to stop the right people, male black between ages of 14 and 21. but he does not want to say anything only few have reasonable suspicion. he stops his description of the white people with male, black, ages, ages 14-21. isn't that another admission that at least some members of the new york city police department believe that all male blacks are potentially criminal and that they are targeting of such mail blacks is unwarranted? >> guest: i do not think that is a fair characterization of what he was caught on tape same. he had called in a police officer who is wired, who had had recently joined the lawsuit employed for the fact that he had done absolutely no proactive activity of the previous year. this is 11 of the officers on the way low-end of the bell curve and they're trying to get out of their car and investigate suspicious behavior. they put out a hypothetical and said if we have a robbery pattern involv

judge floyd: why did this public id?luded judge wynn: -- thomas farr: i cannot answer that question. judge wynn: i am getting back to the intentional dissemination aspect of it. we know that those are typically used more by minorities. if you do not know, you do not know. but they do not give an answer either and i thought that maybe you would give me one today as to why he would exclude public systems id from the legislator. thomas farr: i have to confess, i do not know if that was suggested to anybody. it may have been. judge wynn: subjected it was included -- excluded? it was definitely excluded. thomas farr: i am sure that the plaintiffs counsel will say so when they have rebuttal. judge wynn: it was looted. specifically excluded. thomas farr: i do not know the terms. i do not know if it was in the statute to allow public assistance ids. judge wynn: the question is not, why did you take it out? you are the one being said to have intentionally discriminated. why did they take it out? thomas farr: it was reason for the

sharrif floyd of the minnesota vikings stopped by the 6abc studios this afterno tonight he's hostingon raising funds for the children of fallen police officer and sergeant of course robert wilson, iii. officer wilson was killed in the line of duty during a shootout at a game store back in 2015 while buying a game for his son's birthday. well, floyd who is a george washington high school graduate from north philadelphia is teaming up with the philadelphia fraternal order of police to make sure wilson and his family are not forgotten. >> to give back to the kids, you know, they lost their father. i know what it's like not to have a father and being that single parent home and they just got hit so surprisingly with it and they mourning and things like that. i just felt like they needed something positive in their lives. >> well, tonight's auction and meet and greet starts at 7 o'clock at chickie's and pete's in south philadelphia on packer avenue. he's also hosting a camp, a football camp in the community tomorrow. >> a wonderful and worthy effort there. >>> the democratic national conv

jacquielynn floyd. being with me tonight. >> thank you very much, poppy. >> of course. >>> after what's been by all accounts an incredibly difficult week in america, one where the country wrestled with issues of race and policing, cmany are asking where do we go from here. that brings us to our number. that's 67, the number of types that president obama has ordered flags flown at half-staff. the president has addressed the nation after previous tragedies, the shootings in chattanooga, tennessee, roseburg, oregon, orlando, dallas, minnesota, louisiana, the list goes on. a grim list and one he may talk about when he addresses the nation on tuesday from the memorial service for those five slain officers in dallas. the number 67 tonight, the number of times the president has ordered the flag lowered. i'm poppy harlow in new york. thank you so much for being with us this sunday evening. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "new day." >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the house the suburbs and a beautif

we'll hear from minnesota vikings tackle, charise floyd. very special charity. and work does not stop in spite of the heat. it all begins at 4:00, take us with you on the go, download the free 6 abc news app and watch us live on your smart phone or tablet. and it's freebie friday, i'll round up all the things 100% off. >> thank you alicia. quick break and then a check of the accuweather forecast. 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 treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. always tell your doctor if you have any s

he had called in a police officer who is wired, who had recently joined the lawsuit in floyd for the fact that he had done absolutely no proactive activity in the previous year. this is one of those officers on the way low and of the bell curve of officers that are actually trying to get out of their car and investigate suspicious behavior. he put out a hypothetical, he said if we have a robbery pattern involving young, black males, black males between the ages of 14 and 22, that is who you should be stopping. he was goaded into saying that, it was clear from this interaction that this guy came in hoping to get him to say something that could be used in the floyd trial. this was not something he just said out of the blue on his own initiative. even as he phrased it, i find nothing objectionable about that. he was given a hypothetical of a robbery pattern. to be honest, it is a hypothetical that sadly mears the current situation in new york city. that praise on minority victims in minority neighborhoods. when you you look at who is committing robberies in new york , blacks are 23% of

it was immediately rejected by the chinese as nolan floyd.is likely to add to the significant tensions -- as well and void. it is likely to add a significant tensions in the region. correspondent: these pictures were shown on state television to demonstrate how strong china is, and how angry. even the diplomats were using belligerent language. >> china will take resolute action, he said. if any party dares to challenge china's interest. in these specs of land in the waters around them -- through which trillions of pounds worth of trade passes. over flying the south china sea can be scary, as a bbc news found last year. >> this is the chinese navy. you are breaching. correspondent: this was march 2014. five months later, the reef has been transformed and much of the coral destroyed. by january, it was an artificial island, all totally illegal. the spratly islands hearing lasted for three years. china boycotted it. chinatuation in the south sea is complex. this is the area claimed by the philippines, who won the case. plenty of others have thei

floyd will be in south philly. there's a silent auction with a lot of memorabilia, signed by he and his teammates. and also some current eagles players. wilson was shot and killed when he stopped to buy a game for his son's birthday last year. >>> it's going to be a busy night in antioch. but not what you would expect. cleanup should be wrapping up. a few hours after a water main broke more than 12 hours ago. there was a lot of mud, dozens of businesses forced to close. most hope to reopen tonight. but we're told the restaurant jake's was hit the hardest and won't open tonight. >>> a blow for the local economy in montgomery county. merck closing its research facility plant in south wales and cutting jobs with it. the pharmaceutical company is moving to hubs in boston and san francisco. merck said less than 10% of its work force will be impacted. >>> 6:00, a warning for boaters at the jersey shore. the message the u.s. coast guard hopes everyone listens to. >>> plus, why selling this used cell phone has this man in

. >> the floyd fest, music festival goes all weekend in virginia. ♪ ♪ >> rose: and on saturday, barnestores hold parties for harry potter and the cursed child the newest book in the series. that's charlie rose the week for this week. for all of us here thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose, we'll see you next time. funding for charlie rose was provided by the captioning sponsored by >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with a recap of the democratic national convention which made history by nominating the first woman to be president of the united states. we talk about hillary clinton and more with john heilemann, katy tur, megan murphy and jonathan karl. >> michelle obama's speech in talking about how important toifts her daughter to have a woman as president, i thought that was one of the most powerful and gavel niegz moments for hillary clinton's campaign. yes it was about a progressive optimistic image in contrast to trump but it was also this is symbolic, a day of reckoning and a choice of ages for where we're going on the pathway. they did a good job. this is

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reese is just beyond floyd bennett field and is easy access for new yorkers. a $5 increase at both in the day rate? >> that's outrageous. >> you wouldn't come back at $20? >> i might have to find a new beach. >> sandy hook's parking lots can fill up by noon day. a $20 a day charge proposed for next year? >> $15 was okay. one time it was okay. but $20 is a little too much because we would like to come more often. >> reese beach would go up from the current $10 to $15 per carper day. the challenge for the national park service, upkeep of buildings like the sandy hook light house. it's in line for some significant repairs this fall, and much of the extra money will pay for similar repairs across gateway. but if she got a dedicated lane here at the toll booth for pass holders on busy days, she'd have no complaint. >> if the season holders would have one designated lane on the far right side -- >> you'd pay more? >> oh, yes, 100%. >> reporter: the park service will schedule open houses to let beachgoers comment both here and at reese on these proposed increases. bu

pacquiao is probably best remembered for losing a unanimous decision to floyd mayweather in 2015. that shattered every boxing revenue record. >> the villanova wildcats will be in the national spotlight once again. the champs will appear on the espy awards tonight. we caught up with coach jay wright just before it and the team left for l.a. november is a is up for four awards including best team of the year and play of the year for kris jenkins' buzzer beater. >> it's going to be a lot of fun. it's nice to do in it a relaxed time of greer july. i think our guys are really looking forward to it. they might be looking more forward to this than they were the white house. they're pretty fired up about the espies. >> shocked. >> the when i would katz will be sporting some new bling during tonight's broadcast. coach wright handed out those championship rings. that's some hardware fellas. right after practice yesterday morning. >> this weekend fyi fill's annual ice cream special a roundup of the best frozen treats around and this morning erin o'hearn has an fyi for you on the ty style ice

floyd, president and ceo national line first in officers on. ladies and gentlemen.n, good morning. coming to the podium near current national president, gregory thomas. [applause] >> these are the best of times and the worst of times. these are the best of times in the worst of times. is that the best of times in major cities across the country experiencing rapid growth with crime and unemployment trending downward. these are the worst of times and in areas across the country experiencing stagnation in growth following crime members to assist it to spare while increasing the relationship between the community vibe first of. good morning again, noble. my opening quote comes from the classic 1959 novel by charles dickens entitled tale of two cities. allow me to paraphrase this close to more, were fully sensitive is the best of time, the worst of times. it was a major place in, the age of foolishness. it was the season of light and the season of darkness. it was the spring of hope with the winter of despair. we had everything before us, get nothing for us. we are all g

the interesting thing about china, the conversation on china -- ready to beat floyd into a market thatplex. don't get it.ors we will help you understand what is going on with the inner workings of china. -- joins us now. glad to see you both here. we were talking in the break and i want to continue the conversation. when i came into this world when i was working with public companies in the bay area, i was focused on publicly traded companies. there were a lot of publicly traded companies post-olympics era that were junk. some of them were architected to be that. dozens of these companies. most of which collapsed since then. at the same time, there were companies that have proven to be much bigger and more successful. you were saying that have i had invested in 1 -- >> anyone can start up. cory: instead i was shorting chinese security companies. which also did quite well. what we arebout seeing today, coming out of china, in terms of investable products? areell, first of all, there two worlds when it comes to public companies in china. there are the ones that go public on the u.s. exch

teddy pendergrass, luther vandross, blondie, pink floyd. he was years ahead of the chef explosion.produced films. great chefs like roger. close to holiness the dalai lama. basically done everything with everybody in every place. >> i first got here 40 years ago. i put one foot on the island and i knew i was living here the rest of my life. >> do you ever look out there and it's wallpaper? >> never. i say it out loud. first words in the morning. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. everday. >> chef is famously one of the most generous and enthusiastic of hosts, a more stand-up loyal guy you could barely imagine and no wonder they call the documentary based on his life "super mitch." that's how he's known around the world. here, he's known that guy who throws great parties. prep starts early. with chef's friend, julio, a maui-born and bred rancher with help from local chef sheldon. middle of the night, in a traditional emu is dug, filled with lava rocks. the fire allowed to burn down to coals before the pig wrapped in combination of banana leaves and tea leaves is dropped in.

and i saw councilmember floyd. if you are here, please join e. as they come, again, it is our privilege to be part of such an momentous occasion and working with everyone to make this day ossible. the proclamation. state of south carolina county of williamsburg, whereas on may 8, 1966, martin luther king jr. gave his march on the ballot tomlinson high school athletic field. following the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. he urged more than 5,000 individuals to go out and exercise their right to vote. whereas dr. king's speech is believed by historians to be within of only three public speeches he gave in south carolina, in his visit to kings tree was recognized as an important stop on his crusader to help rid african-american voters of the fear of voting. whereas the youth leadership team of williamsburg county including nadia gamble. nigel johnson, tyler mcbride, and bridget florenger have sworn a commitment to preserving his message and demonstrating the progress our community has made 50 years after the original visit to kings tree. wh

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. >> this is pink floyd's wall up here. do you think trump built that?> the wall just gotten feet higher. >> what is a convention? >> an excuse to get drunk. >> very sweet, but i really don't -- >> do you have a lot of product in your hair? >> i do, a lot. >> me, too. >> we're twins. >> why do you think so many rock and roll artists lean to the left politically? >> they're free spirits. i don't know. >> probably because of the whole freedom of speech. they're artists. >> i don't think it's a natural to say musicians lean to the left. i think it's around social justice. p. >> so we're in the elvis section. we have to do this. >> absolutely. >> is trump going to make america great again? >> i hope so. >> absolutely. >> who do you think elvis presley would have voted for some>> he's an entertainer. trump is an entertainer. so i would hope trump. >> we're right behind the james brown expo say. >> godfather of soul. >> who would james brown vote for? >> bernie. >> brown and donald trump have similar dance moves. >> are you going to vote in november? >> yes. >

it's a bar based entirely on the pink floyd classic album "the wall" and all you drink is rum. >> sos a rum bar. >> yes, rum bar. comfortably rum. there's nothing but the wall is playing the whole time. >> that's actually, speaking of walls, i'm not sure that bar's going to have much of a gate. i'm guessing it will work for what do you think, 12 minutes? >> yes. >> you're ready to rip your eyes out? >> depends how much acid everyone's on. >> there will be acid in the water. how's this. six packs abs. >> if he turns it into five-minute abs what do you do then? >> no one ever pursues the questions. >> i can honestly tell you abs five minutes, 20 minutes, will never happen with me. so happy with beer gut alley. >> how about ciders and spiders. a hard cider bar infested by daddy long legs. >> i think it's got legs. >> the only thing i think worse than you creating a bar concept is your singing a few moments ago. >> not a karaoke bar. >> what's wrong with you now? >> pregnant daddy long legs? test them to make sure this one's not pregnant, get her out of here? >> the opposite of a normal

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kevin: floyd turner a retired florida state trooper is in awe of the heroism that unfolded in the shadows united methodist church. >> he saw an elderly man in a dire need of assistance and rushed to that. without any regard for his own safety. kevin: the suspect described as african-american middle age male with a clean-cut goatee managed to escape with the man's wallet but lost the knife in the scuffle. >> i'm sure the older gentleman would have walked away feeling worse if someone had not come to his aid. this way someone came to his aid and it at the fact that there is still good in the world. kevin: both the waiter and the patron that recorded the cell phone video were too nervous to talk on camera because the suspect is still on the loose. the d.c. police did take the knife and are processing it for d.n.a. and other evidence. we're live in northwest, i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. alison: fantastic for that guy. leon: give him a high five from us. all right. still ahead at 5:00 -- a dangerous problem at a 911 center. the common problem 911 operators face and the policy in place that lef

this interaction that this guy came in hoping to get him to say something that could be used in the floyd trial. this is not something that he just set out of the blue on his own initiative. but even as he phrased it, i find nothing find nothing objectionable about it. he was given a hypothetical of a robbery pattern. to be honest, it is a hypothetical that sadly mirrors the crime situation in new york city that preys on minority victims in minority neighborhoods. when you you look at who is committing robberies in york, blacks are 23% of the population, they commit 70% of all robberies. wi-fi contrast are 34% of the population, they commit 4% of all robberies. so, it is in those minority neighborhoods where you have elderly people getting stuck up. so when he came up with this pattern, it is one that his police officers here again and again, not from themselves, but from the victims of robbery themselves. police officers hope against hope that they will for once get a description of a suspect in a violent street crime, whether it is dry by shooting or robbery, that is white. but given th

richard: i think we want to know, i want to know, where are the other bombers that were reportedly the floyd-- deployed from syria? the question i had initially when i heard the report and it hit me quite hard, about two weeks ago, did they come to turkey to carry out attacks in turkey, or were they sent from syria to carry out attacks in other parts of the world? this is also the isis gateway to the rest of the world. ramadan has about another week to go and we have already seen orlando carried out during ramadan, we saw the very personal savage, murder in france, carried out by an isis inspired militant, we thought this attack -- see this attack and i wonder about the other militants who may have been orlando carried out during deployed in turkey or are carrying out attacks abroad. steve: they are fighting on so many fronts and my question would be, it this attack -- is this attack going to lead to a turning point for them to work more closely with the americans and europeans? we saw it with the israelis, they were taking massive hits when tourism disappeared. and now they have a terrorist

today philadelphia police arrested a 17-year-old boy for shooting that girl inside a home on floyd streetterday morning. investigators say he was playing with a gun and pointed it at people, when it went off. the girl is in stable condition. now, this is the third accidental shooting that's injured a philadelphia child in the last two weeks. on june 23rd, 4-year-old sammy holmes was killed after shooting herself in the eye. the girl found a gun in a closet at her home. the mother and the mother's boyfriend are now facing charges. the mother told police that her boyfriend had the gun illegally. >>> on june 29th, a 13-year-old boy was shot and killed. the victim was with two other teens when they found a gun inside an abandoned home. one of them accidently fired that gun, killing the 13-year-old. the other two teens are both facing charges. >>> turning the tables today, the director of the fbi was the one getting grilled. >> we have no basis to conclude she lied to the fbi. >> did she lie to the public? >> that's a question i'm not qualified to answer. >> next at 5:00, how he defended the g

floyd is asking people to partner with their local law enforcement agencies instead of teaming up againstteresting the reason people have been protesting police departments. a different study shows there's been a decline in the number killed by police. so far this year, 544 people have been killed by police officers, fewer than the 560 police officers killed last year. even though a handful of killings sparked outrage, the trend is going down. >>> we'll be back with a landmark day with the relationship with the rest of the world and it happened on this day in history. before taking his team to state for the first time... gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. which helped him give his players something extra. the cash rewards credit card from bank of america. more cash back for the things you buy most. >>> on this day in 1789, president george washing

he'll fight november 5th and the setup is almost assuredly to get him back in the ring with floyd mayweathero let both of them get rich. >>> and chase carter a high school quarterback with one more year of prep ball in southern california he's already set on coming to cal to play cleaning cleaning atly -- collegiately. and. >>> and the warriors with steve kerr just a spectator and they had been the '76ers the opponent. he can pass, he's like another magic if he can get it all together. meanwhile kuzmic the seven footer out of bosnia had 11 rebounds. 85-77 the warriors win the summer league. nobody cares. >>> and two people in love said let's get it on. and then australian michael matthews went on to win the first stage in the sprint. just give me jake the cake and we'll kick it back to pam and steve. >>> jake the cake and racking up views on varibel media. it's called -- social media. and it looks like about a 5 or 6-foot hoop. but those of us lonely enough to hang out on social media consistently. who else would watch jake the cake do this? but he's racking up views after views. there it is

povertynced the war on and we actually went back to kentucky reclaim the good news , theyt in floyd county are now in the top five and part of that was federal investment. is sad part of the story that tom fletcher and his family, that front porch is still as it was. there is also the danger of that. am so glad you mentioned the hispanic family network. they made the choice to something to fight poverty. that with the president being so powerful, the media also has that power. have do you feel about them being proactive in taking their fight beyond without just using their pens. that is a great and complicated question that i could talk a really long time about. when i'm going to these places and spending time, i am there to observe and recognize honestly with empathy and mostly truthfully. that really confuses the relationship so you know that it is coming. cuts the value. he makes it worthless in that way. >> i am in situations that i want to help but it is not my job there. i hope that i can write about it in a way of what that is like. it is a struggle for a lot of journalists. it is m

attorney is clearly frustrated with how the east bay police scandal has impacted her efforts to defriend floyd, who go on trial in ten days for the murder of oakland's judy solomon, a beloved dog walker. >> i have to call into question every portion of this investigation. >> she said the conduct and credibility of lead homicide investigator james michael gant could impact what evidence the jury hears during the murder try. through his attorney, he has admitt admitted he gave a woman, identified as his mistress, recordings of witness statements so she could type them up for them. she posted them when she found out gant was married. he was been on administrative leave for another issue. >> so i could go down that path. >> reporter: the attorney plans to contact the woman to find out if the case against her client has been rupted by evident turned over to an unauthorized third party. >> reporter: the district attorney concluded gant didn't do anything illegal by letting his miss stress type witness statement. >> it is not supposed to be on instagram. >>> and let's take another live look in oaklan

. >> jimmy: pro, going to cleveland's rock and roll hall of fame to find out how pink floyd recorded santana to pay for it. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: fascinating. >> steve: fascinating rock history. >> jimmy: pro, hearing trump tell the crowd i do not condone violence or fighting. con, and now please welcome our next speaker, the president of the ultimate fighting championship. [ applause ] pro, later this week, we'll hear from newt gingrich and reince priebus. con, they sound less like republican leaders and more like "harry potter" villains. reince priebus! [ applause ] pro, tim tebow was asked to speak, but he passed. con, and then got intercepted. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, hey! ♪ come on. oh, hey, tebow. >> jimmy: and finally, pro, the first three nights features speeches by celebrities and politicians. on the fourth night, trump is officially named the republican nominee for president. con, on the fifth night, the locusts come. [ laughter and applause ] there you go. that's the pros and cons. we'll be right back with more of the "tonight show

attorney is clearly frustrated with how the east bay police scandal has impacted her efforts to defriend floydo go on trial in ten days for the murder of oakland's judy solomon, a beloved dog walker. >> i have to call into question every portion of this investigation. >> she said the conduct and credibility of lead homicide investigator james michael gant could impact what evidence the jury hears during the murder try. through his attorney, he has admitt admitted he gave a woman, identified as his mistress, recordings of witness statements so she could type them up for them. she posted them when she found out gant was married. he was been on administrative leave for another issue. >> so i could go down that path. >> reporter: the attorney plans to contact the woman to find out if the case against her client has been rupted by evident turned over to an unauthorized third party. >> reporter: the district attorney concluded gant didn't do anything illegal by letting his miss stress type witness statement. >> it is not supposed to be on instagram. >>> and let's take another live look in oakland. w