do they tamp down those anti trump folks and very trump folks?reporter: yeah, it's not clear we're hearing words tonight that they are not giving up the ghost so to speak the never trump votes. but it is probably fair to say it is a relatively small minority of the overall group. we often hear from folks there's a thousand of us on one side of the issue and 150 on the other side make a lot of noise you and the media cover it out of proportion tots importance. that maybe the case here. but clearly when you look at that video this afternoon and you look at the fee, the folks up on the stage trying to keep the cats coralled as we like to say, the look on the one guy's face was very clear. how did i lose the room? that was a look of concern. that this is not the optics they wander and sure enough, at least many of the early headlines were not about milania trump. not about unity. they were about chaos on the convention floor. that's not message you want basically at these convention lucy as you know you've got four nights to build a narrative each da

folks, it is a new state today, transportation, education. thing i have not been successful at and it was not for want of trying, is closing the coverage gap and bringing our money back. so i want you all to understand the dynamics, as of today in virginia, we have forfeited $7.9 billion, billion. that money is gone forever, can never get it back. can you imagine -- just all of these economic numbers, if we had $7.9 billion extra money running through our economy? we have 17 hospitals in tough shape in virginia. four in critical care. think of it. i could have created 30,000 new jobs with that money. we could have provided health care for 400,000. this is not a political issue. just like restoration of rights, it is a moral issue. on friday -- on friday, i was at the clinic down in wise countdy, my third year in a row. as you know, they come out of the mountains early in the morning to get health care one day of the year. think of that. i went and shook hands. i'm tired of shaking hands we have paid for them to get health care 365, you have p

, the tea party folks sitting on the sidelines.he other hand, there is i suppose the establishment group, largely the folks who believe in the results of the 2013 autopsy that says the party needs to expand, reach more young people, women, latinos, they said you created trump by shutting down the government, stirring up the anger so trump your fault and these two factions will blame one another for trump and have no agreement on what the party should look like in the future. >> rose: before nice, there was dallas. president obama traveled there tuesday. he along with former president george bush and vice president joe biden paid tribute to the five police officers killed by a sniper last week in what the president has termed a hate crime. it was the single deadliest day for law enforcement since the attacks in september 11, 2001. >> if we are to honor these five outstanding officers who we've lost, then we will need to act on the truths that we know. >> rose: for more, here is peter baker and alan blinder of the "new york times." >

thank you, folks.hank you. [ cheering ] well, we have a lot of things to discuss, but we had some very bad news a few days ago, and you saw what happened. a lot of bad things are happening. and i was going to go through a whole litany of that, but we don't want to. we want to be upbeat. we want to be positive. we want to be strong. and we're going to be strong. we're going to be stronger than ever before. we're going to be greater than ever before. we're going to bring our jobs back. we're going bring our military back. it's being depleted so badly. we're going to take care of our veterans, which we have to take care of. we're going to get rid of obamacare, which is a disaster. [ cheering ] and replace it with something terrific. we end common core. we bring our education back to the local communities like this local community where the people love their children and they want to see their children be well educated. it's so important. we're going to save our second amendment. we're going to save our se

when you sit and look at all of this game that the old folks -- that's old folks, the good old days,ing about the good old days was they left. let me tell you something, we were so poor and hungry when i was a little child the best day we had in the house was halloween. you can wear your natural clothes and everybody thought you were dressed for the occasion. oh, look you got shoes that look just like feet. when you get stopped, they sit around and saying, i don't know what's wrong with you young ones today, when we was their age we never locked no doors. you didn't have nothing. you hear me? he's so ignorant and out of it, he gets scared of rich white folks getting robbed, he got 27 locks on his door. and got nothing in the house. somebody broke in, they would leave something. the house he lives in is so small, he stuck the key in the door one day and stabbed 12 people. they was in the backyard. you stop and think about the old folks they are upset over the baggy pants and shoes not tied and looking slouchy. hitler, without emotions, look at him, in civilian or military, he was i am

and parking and enforcement to our communication folks to our revenues support folks really a tremendous cross agency effort working in collaboration with the transformation city and with the department of emergency services to make sure we have put it oh, well it did we had a number of things the transformation tra transmarch friday night with the transformation giants game and critical mason saturday and other marches in the giants game and sunday the parade wrap up so a lot of strain on the system but john haley described that the transformation rail service was spectacular you noticed the transformation two car train the extra service for the transformation two events the transformation parade and the giants game on sunday we were able to clear the transformation ball park in thirty minutes that is phenomena working hard to make sure across the city so we're able to get around the transformation city customer service what great lots of inspectors and ambassadors and others working to help people get to where they're going and we had no major problems to report no criminal imagination

she's crooked hillary, folks! [ applause ] and now with all of that you have obama campaigning and he was campaigning and this was set up a long time ago and he knew that the fbi was going to do this because it would have been very uncomfortable for him to campaign with her actually if they didn't take a pass on crooked hillary. so they take a pass, they announced they're not going to press charges. lo and behold, a few hours later, let's have a press conference. let's do a speech together. by the way, her speech -- her speech was terrible. i watched it. how boring was that speech? do we like trump better? do we like trump better? [ applause ] now let me just tell you. let me just tell you because the word temperament comes in. she says he's got a very strong temperament. i have to tell you the truth, chopping off heads, losing thousands and thousands and thousands of people to these savage animal, right? we need somebody with a tough temperament. it's time. it's time. [ cheers and applause ] and i'll tell you, wh

take it easy, folks. you know, if i could speak to these people for a little while, what do we want when you think of it? we want good education. we want a strong military. we want strong borders. we do want the wall. we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. i mean, look at what's going on, folks. we're going to build a wall. don't worry. who's going to pay for the wall? when's going to pay? i didn't hear you. who's going to pay? better believe it. they're going to pay. they'll be happy to pay if the right person asks them, they're going to be happy to pay. no problem. if the wrong person like crooked hillary clinton asks them they're not going to pay, but she's never going to ask. she's never going to ask, and i'll tell you what, when it comes to trade, and i just got a list of companies that have left north carolina and they've gone down to mexico and it's a disgrace what's happening. it is a disgrace what's happening and we're going to stop it and it's not

and parking and enforcement to our communication folks to our revenues support folks really a tremendous cross agency effort working in collaboration with the transformation city and with the department of emergency services to make sure we have put it oh, well it did we had a number of things the transformation tra transmarch friday night with the transformation giants game and critical mason saturday and other marches in the giants game and sunday the parade wrap up so a lot of strain on the system but john haley described that the transformation rail service was spectacular you noticed the transformation two car train the extra service for the transformation two events the transformation parade and the giants game on sunday we were able to clear the transformation ball park in thirty minutes that is phenomena working hard to make sure across the city so we're able to get around the transformation city customer service what great lots of inspectors and ambassadors and others working to help people get to where they're going and we had no major problems to report no criminal imagination

and parking and enforcement to our communication folks to our revenues support folks really a tremendous cross agency effort working in collaboration with the transformation city and with the department of emergency services to make sure we have put it oh, well it did we had a number of things the transformation tra transmarch friday night with the transformation giants game and critical mason saturday and other marches in the giants game and sunday the parade wrap up so a lot of strain on the system but john haley described that the transformation rail service was spectacular you noticed the transformation two car train the extra service for the transformation two events the transformation parade and the giants game on sunday we were able to clear the transformation ball park in thirty minutes that is phenomena working hard to make sure across the city so we're able to get around the transformation city customer service what great lots of inspectors and ambassadors and others working to help people get to where they're going and we had no major problems to report no criminal imagination

and parking and enforcement to our communication folks to our revenues support folks really a tremendous cross agency effort working in collaboration with the transformation city and with the department of emergency services to make sure we have put it oh, well it did we had a number of things the transformation tra transmarch friday night with the transformation giants game and critical mason saturday and other marches in the giants game and sunday the parade wrap up so a lot of strain on the system but john haley described that the transformation rail service was spectacular you noticed the transformation two car train the extra service for the transformation two events the transformation parade and the giants game on sunday we were able to clear the transformation ball park in thirty minutes that is phenomena working hard to make sure across the city so we're able to get around the transformation city customer service what great lots of inspectors and ambassadors and others working to help people get to where they're going and we had no major problems to report no criminal imagination

meeting we had 4 hundred and 71 preenrollments and day it increased to 4 hundred and 97 with those folks signing up for supergreen over 70 percent of the residential customers are signing up for supergreen that's exciting in order to continue with the august enforcement and services in november we're continuing two our procurement planning efforts and the supply needed to meet that additional enrollment and coming to you on july 26th with an action item to make it clear we have authority to exceed the 50 megawatts assuming the supply is available that it meets the affordability and the phasing best practice and content practices you adopted back in december and the final message we're staffing up so i'm excited to say we've filed positions and conduct interviews and bringing on more analysts and staff to continue to increase our participation in the program and i wanted to say thank you for the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >>

here is what we are looking at, folks. we could see the next couple of days -- today into the weekend, heat index of 105. on monday, you will see that 104 there? that could be the temperature we reach on monday. that would break a record that was set back in 1930. just take it easy and plan ahead. it is going to be oppressive and dangerous. side.to you in larry: abc 7 is y heat.e connect with us on facebook and twitter and make sure to grab our frame storm watch weather app for the latest on your smartphone. i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. jummy: it is official. donald trump is now the gop nominee for president. the is how a wild week at republican national convention wrapped up. trump one step away from taking on the white house. next up, the general election in november. trump with an extensive speech last night in cleveland, one of the longest ever. laying out a vision of what he believes will turn the country around. covering a variety of issues from the economy,

that's just folks who were part of the protest.ver the last few hours or so, the video of folks running the video of the gunshots, it's a whole heck of a lot of shots being fired by one person. so -- but, again, we should couch this with officials have not said whether there was more than one person. and, again, at last check, the suspects, and they are still being called at, suspects still in custody, although we're told they are not cooperating. >> craig melvin on the scene in dallas. thanks very much. we are waiting for remarks from attorney general loretta lynch. when we come back, brian williams will be here. [ guitar playing ] ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. [announcer] is it a force of enjoy thnature?f. or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. >>> we are back, bria

ok, folks, we could go on forever. abc news said that president clinton accepted speaking fees from numerous companies and individuals, with interest pending before hillary clinton's state department. oh, that is nice. international business concepts, government corporations involved in the arms deal, approved by clinton's state department have delivered, listen to this, her state department is approving deals, have delivered between 54-141 million dollars to the clinton foundation. what is going on here? to the clinton foundation, as well as hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to the clinton family. then, when hillary left the state department, she was paid $21.6 million for speeches delivered in less than two year. that is not bad. and she is a boring speaker, terrible. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: think what i can make. man, she is a terrible speaker. she got $21.6 million for beaches. and she refuses, because bernie sandersbetter than anybody, she refuses to give up the text. and i understand many of t

meeting we had 4 hundred and 71 preenrollments and day it increased to 4 hundred and 97 with those folks signing up for supergreen over 70 percent of the residential customers are signing up for supergreen that's exciting in order to continue with the august enforcement and services in november we're continuing two our procurement planning efforts and the supply needed to meet that additional enrollment and coming to you on july 26th with an action item to make it clear we have authority to exceed the 50 megawatts assuming the supply is available that it meets the affordability and the phasing best practice and content practices you adopted back in december and the final message we're staffing up so i'm excited to say we've filed positions and conduct interviews and bringing on more analysts and staff to continue to increase our participation in the program and i wanted to say thank you for the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >>

. >> hardy, small-town folk. some were democrats, but a lot of them, maybe even most of them, were republicans. the party of lincoln. and my grandparents explained that folks in these parts, they didn't like showoffs. >> reporter: then there were former republicans like mayor michael bloomberg, who is now endorsing clinton. >> i am a new yorker. and i know a con when i see one. trump says he'll punish manufacturers that move to mexico or china. but the clothes he sells are made overseas in low-wage factories. >> reporter: and we can confirm that jennifer limb, the co-founder of republican women for hillary, will be given a primetime speaking role tonight, along with a former reagan staffer. another example, bret, that this campaign believes that republicans are in play, a very unusual election. bret? >> jennifer, thank you. we didn't hear much about protesters in cleveland. there weren't any major events there. but last night here, there was a protester push that did get violent at times, as police are preparing

we cannot expect folks, these are in the your run-of-the-mill sheep okay, these are not folks that have just, you know, done party business forever, and that's okay because we need to up the party. they signed up for the issues. there's a process, you have to give folks time and there's been a pew research center report and poll that noted 90%, i think it's over 90% of supporters are saying that they are with secretary clinton. they feel that we're stronger together. they're with her. so don't let a couple of boos out there in the crowd keep folks from thinking that this family isn't strong and democrats aren't well on our way to keeping the white house this november. >> good to see you. thanks so much. >>> and ahead, much more on how democrats plan to bring the party together as the convention moves forward. we will talk to the clinton campaign about talks again to ask bernie sanders nominate hillary clinton. we'll also check in with kerry sanders who is with some of the bernie or bust protesters. and don't forget to vote in today's microsoft pulse question. we're asking you, can berni

a lot of folks brought their kids. and getting separated must have been, in addition to the realization it's gunfirks getting separated must have been the most harrowing feeling. >> it was pretty scary. there was. the protest itself was very peaceful. it was very jovial. people were laughing, interacting, having a good time with what was happening. and it just, in a matter of seconds went completely in a different direction than any of us could even imagine. people started looking out for each other, even in the greyhound station. there were some little girls who got separated. we were all working together to try to find their parents and make sure they were together. but, yeah it was extremely scary for a little while. >> mr. jackson, did you then -- i know some people had to spend the night outside. they got kind of locked in the protective zone. were you able to get home, and then did you just stay up watching the coverage? >> nope, haven't been home yet. it wasn't until they decided to shut down the greyhound stati

folks starting to file in. this is going to be an area where folks can watch it from some of the highlights happening inside sap center. meantime obviously the big crowds have headed inside already as competition gets under way which we'll see right here in a little while from now on nbc bay area. back to you. >> that's awesome. i love to see that. hopefully inside competing they can feel their fan's support. there's a lot of them there. exciting. big night for the gymnastics. we'll be bringing you all the results of course, nbc nightly news is coming up next. we'll have more news coming up at 6:00, then you'll see them compete at 8:00 here on nbc bay area. have a great night everyone, we'll see you back here in about 30 minutes. >>> on this sunday night, anger and unrest. hundreds arrested during violent protests over the police killings of black men in minnesota and louisiana, while three days after the dallas sniper ambush, president obama says any violence against the police is reprehensible. >>> behind the

that's going to appeal to independent folks, black folk for reasons you stated. it is a very interesting move that they made yesterday. the question is can hillary clinton carry that out on thursday. i'm worried not that she won't have a powerful message -- and she'll be well received, it's her convention. i'm just worried she won't get the organic love the others got. >> this is a sign that the democratic ticket is more patriotic and more religious. i heard from the stage -- let's talk about what they said. because you know what? there were plenty of flags on stage at the rnc but i didn't hear people talk about -- >> i saw flags. >> i heard from that stage people praising -- >> i know what i thought michelle obama did brilliantly? >> what? >> it was a methodical takedown of the proposals and the values, if you can call them that, and the principles that donald trump has been espousing for a year. it was a methodical takedown about how divisive and corrosive they are without mentioning of his name once. >> i think i heard somebody say something like it was like a

they're all excited, congratulations, folks.the level of excitement for this little boy is not quite like it was for adrian and clarissa. this family did it in a really sweet way they're using doughnuts. >> literally. >> the jelly will reveal what's inside. >> get right in there girl. >> welcome. >> look at his face there. >>> he immediately puts it down and crosses his arms. >> you don't want another? >> and everybody else is happy and making fun of them. >>> it's still a doughnut. >> he doesn't even want to touch the doughnut. nope, get it out of here. >> you'll be the only -- >> no, no, no. >> he was the only boy. >> you made it worse. >> don't worry, buddy. >> what would happen if you took some of the finest cliff jumpers and brought them to one of the most beautiful swimming holes in northern california. the answer is something pretty awesome. >> it's a beautiful opening shot as well. you can see that they've taken this cliff jumping pretty seriously. they've got a train there, as well, which they've managed to measure they

they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. when mexico sends its people, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy - ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like, "i don't remember!" our children and grandchildren will look back at this time... ...at the choices we are about to make. the goals we will strive for. the principles we will live by. and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance

for 10 years, when folks have asked me because -- obviously folks still remember when i was on this panel. if it's a legitimate reason for going there, if you really feel it's egregious and the officer really over stepped his bounds of authority then go. let me say this, having watched the occ, i have to say it's broken. it doesn't work. we have the greatest police chief resign as a result. we had to give our people, the citizenry something. i'm afraid we have to do the same thing with the occ. it doesn't work. i don't know who was parading this evening. i don't know if they are the people who actually do the work. thank you commissioners. public speaker: i did promise the gongora family that i would ask more detail and chief chaplin gave me this as the process how he got reassigned and so forth. i also wanted to mention that i have filed a complaint with the sunshine task force about the process that happened around the use of force. again, this is not about content and it's not personal, but to me, as i understand it going to public meetings for 25 years, 72 hours is necessary to be not

we've looked at where we live and work and demographic and low income folks and people without access to cars those are the people that most rely on this services this is the first piece of analyze and 0 following that with a look at the existing services and the performance and identifying recommendations for improvements to the network moving forward. >> so the key take away and gaps along the embarcadero up to fisherman's wharf a lot of jobs up there not certified with the late night network we've identified a lot of the the home and late night quadrants of the city by scattered through through other neighborhood and employment centers with hospitals or universities so looking at regionally a lot of folks are coming out san francisco we hear this from employers they rely on the workers from ousted the city to make they're concentrated businesses function and a lot of folks from the east bay and from san mateo particularly the el camino to sfo no all nighter service and then lastly there's a smaller group of workers that is commuting from san francisco those are residents of the cit

elderly folks and young folks. and they still want to support senator sanders and they really pretty much said they respect senator sanders but they are carrying this revolution all the way. that's the thing about creating the revolution. you got to take the bitter with the sweet. one of the things senator sanders has done, he said change happens from the bottom, not the top. and people really started to believe, they believed and they are going to continue to fight this revolution. it might not be pretty over the next three to four days. it may take some time. but i don't think that the clinton camp should give up on the sanders supporters and they shouldn't talk down to them. they should acknowledge their pain and talk about how they are going to make sure that they are never treated this way again even if they don't see eye to eye today. it may take some time. >> former ohio state senator nina turner, thank you for being with us. i feel we will be talking to you a lot in the next few days. >> to coin a phrase, t

they have family members and folks they don't want to talk about. we need to reinvest in the force of a problem. people as a whole would be concerned about this particular program because it actually gets to the source. it's transforming people for a lifetime. that's not for a couple of weeks or months. >> their families down the line. >> absolutely. and the communities. >> candice, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate you being here. >>> we will talk to one of the graduates of the program about what is life like after prison and how this changed his life. a look at another program that uses horticulture to cultivate futures for those re-entering society. >> for me, it's hard. have i a record. my record goes back to when i was a juvenile. so they look at it like, well, i got a feeling he will do it again or he will mess up again and fall back into it. and i try to tell them that it won't happen. you know, it's hard. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know

any folks out there this morning? know there are those coming by and paying tribute throughout hess last few days. >> reporter: it's very quiet at the moment here, alex. we expect this parking lot behind me to fill up, people stop by and take photos and pay their respects, picking up from gatherings held here since tuesday. more demonstrations planned in baton rouge this after an active but overall peaceful night, the first night we have seen law enforcement in riot gear. it was tense at moments last night, particularly when protesters blocked an intersection and police ordered them on. some of those people were removed by police, taken away. when officers fell back, however, so did a large portion of the crowd. everyone dispersed in the early morning hours. those demonstrators while active calling for justice for alton sterling, calling for the arrest of officers involved. the mother of his oldest son shared her reaction to the events of the past few days. >> it makes me feel good to know that the community is coming

and you know, i'll tell you something, folks. i'll tell you something. you know when it's going to be set straight? in november, you're going to get out and vote. [applause] mr. trump: when you look at terrorism, when you look at her decisions, when you look at the fact that she has got such bad decision making ability, when you look at what's gone on during obama's years, look at what's going on with radical islamic terrorism. we have a president and her except that i sort of shamed her into it, ok? just like i shamed her into not approving tpp but if she ever won, she would approve that so fast. that will do to you worse than what nafta did to you, ok? but she has got bad judgment. and you know who said that? bernie sanders. that hillary clinton has bad judgment. and number one, it's illegal what she did here, but it's also bad judgment. what did she do it for? she knows why. most of the people here know why. false statement number four. hillary said her private server was secure with numerous safeguards. they had no security breaches. no security brea

meeting we had 4 hundred and 71 preenrollments and day it increased to 4 hundred and 97 with those folks signing up for supergreen over 70 percent of the residential customers are signing up for supergreen that's exciting in order to continue with the august enforcement and services in november we're continuing two our procurement planning efforts and the supply needed to meet that additional enrollment and coming to you on july 26th with an action item to make it clear we have authority to exceed the 50 megawatts assuming the supply is available that it meets the affordability and the phasing best practice and content practices you adopted back in december and the final message we're staffing up so i'm excited to say we've filed positions and conduct interviews and bringing on more analysts and staff to continue to increase our participation in the program and i wanted to say thank you for the support in the budget to get those positions lined up and also to say thank you to the hsr at the puc for the expeditious progress thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >>

take it easy, folks. you know, if i could speak to these people for a little while, what do we want when you think of it? we want good education, we want a strong military, we want strong borders, we do want the wall, we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. i mean, look at what's going on, folks. we're going to build a wall. don't worry. who's going to pay for the wall? who's going to pay? i didn't hear you. who's going to pay? better believe it. they're going to pay. they'll be happy to pay if the right person asks them, they're going to be happy to pay. no problem. if the wrong person like crooked hillary clinton asks them, they're not going to pay but she's never going to ask. she's never going to ask and i'll tell you why. when it comes to trade, and i just got a list of companies that have left north carolina and they have gone down to mexico and it's a disgrace, what's happening. it is a disgrace what's happening. we're going to stop it. it's not going

one in a larger group, and others in a series of small conversations, where folks were sort of taking his measure. this was not a meeting or series of meetings for the objective of endorsing donald trump, nor was it an inquisition. filled, ait was conversation basically trying to provide an opportunity for social and christian conservatives, leaders in their own right to take the measure and see if they could get comfortable with the candidacy. there were those who had already the meetings,of but the large majority were undecided, and this was the opportunity for them to interact and take as much. that one of the themes was religious liberty. what did mr. trump say about that particular topic and what does it mean to you? guest: let me give you context. aristotle, folks have been concerned about the organized power of the state and the tension with individual liberties, and within the context of religious liberty and the american context, religious liberty is one of the most important fundamental human rights that we exercise in this country because it is not only worshipingving are i

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that's a record, folks. we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news, folks. we are watching something that is pretty darn classic when it comes to conventions, and it is protests in cleveland. if we can show some of that video, what do we see here? we see a picture. while it looks a little fuzzy, that's because we're using certain cameras that enable us to run alongside any of these groups. here's a clearer picture, but you do see some protesters actually packing guns. our cameras caught those earlier, and while his t-shirt says hillary, it's not a pro-hillary group there. a lot of them basically packing guns. this is allowed in cleveland, to have open carry. this guy is carrying a rifle. and what do we see? we see another group that is anti-trump that has been marching the streets getting closer and closer to the arena where the convention is happening. local reporters, and i've been looking at twitter feeds of local reporters from fox stations in both ph

these folks aren't buying it. they are minority. bernie sanders we have no way to know at this point. we have a sense of party unity at least in this. he is backing up his speech last night. builds clinton bill clinton given a speech tonight. that's what they want it to be about. the guy is a terrific speaker. but he has a tricky challenge here. he can't overshadow his wife. the politics have changed. he has to find a way to create and make her more likable. he has a threat a needle where they remember what they like about the clintons and the white house. but not the scandals and the impeachment and all of that. the new head of the democratic national committee has just taken the stage. let's listen to what she has to say. i was always told a lady should never reveal her age. so i will simply say this i'm no spring chicken i have seen some things in my time as a child i lived through and survived the segregated south. at the time when america wasn't yet as great as it could be. as a grown woman i saw the first black president touch

listen he didn't put the sleeper move on folks. he beat out sixteen other folks. >>.arry: trump has a voice to it but no words. it's like saying -- [ applause ] >> i don't understand that. it's like look i may see a cave man is angry i don't want him. ya, cave man. ya. >> he would be worst to be playing scrabble with. >> larry: i know you're a big bernie supporter, right. >> yes. [cheers and applause] >> larry: trump said that bernie supporters will follow him. some have said it too. what is up with that? >> i don't know. that is saying a lot. we are not flocking over there. some folks may -- >> larry: any kind of migration i'm worried about. >> what mr. trump represents is the opposite of what bernie sanders fought for. i doubt there will be a flocking. democrats can't take it for granite. >> it's trump saying it. trump said he was a billionaire too. >> believe me [beep] >> ya, that wasn't true either. larry: that's blue collar billing. get the [beep] out of here. [beep]. [cheers and applause] >> ya. larry: my father is a puerto rican that does carpets every day. tha

and, folks, i've been an optimist ever since. [cheers and applause] senator kaine: i went to a -- i went to a jesuit boys' school, rockhurst high school in kansas city. >> whoo! senator kaine: and -- all right, some jesuits in the house. i like that. i like that. [laughter] senator kaine: the motto of my school, this boys' school, was "men for others," and that was the -- that was what we were taught. and that is where my faith, which had important to me because of my parents' example, really grew into something more viable. it became like my north star, the organizing principle for what i wanted to do. even as a young man, because of these great teachers i had and because of my parents' example, i knew that i wanted to do something to devote myself to social justice. and that is why after racing through the university of missouri in three years and starting at harvard law school, i decided to take a year off from school to volunteer with jesuit missionaries in honduras. [speaking spanish] hay hondurenos aqui? hay hondurenos aqui

why is donald trump so popular, because the white folks, not just white folks, working-class folks, we don't like to use working class but the inequality should use it. they were democrats, right, overwhelming. they felt betrayed. so many of them felt to the republican party and the republican party betrayed them too and they moved onto donald trump and, i tell you what, donald trump will probably betray them too. >> first i would like to complain, your book made me get up at 5:00 this morning to keep reading, i'm tired. [laughter] >> secondly i would like to ask in your emotional response to the research, did anything surprise you? >> i guess, okay, i confess i'm aging northern liberal and -- [laughter] >> we had this idea that the south -- yeah the south was bad but we were pretty bad up here too. in new york if you're a black person you couldn't get a room in a hotel room and go to a decent hotel in the 60's, in new york if you're black in the 19th century you couldn't get a skilled job, skilled labor, you had to take the lowest of the jobs. that's just the way it is. we know how ba

other folks are trying to find ways. >> most of the time we would say this is a frisbee, right? but not today. oh! tom: at the spit -- smithsonian's annual employee picnic. >> we'll use it for a fan. tom: those who attended were encouraged to try to stay cool with these. >> if it's not used for is overhead it's just as easy well, close it up like this. tom: that wasn't the only way folks were trying to stay cool. >> the umbrella takes at least ten degrees off because it's not the direct sun. >> this is the first pretty humid week. tom: ashley had a plan to keep her sons cool. >> we'll sneak inside a couple museums to beat the heat whenever they are getting we have the folks playing softball again. it wasn't too long ago they were dealing with rain-out and cooler temperatures. a lot of folks are saying the reason this heatwave feels so bad isn't because it's unusual for d.c. but the weather had been so mild up until now. reporting live not far from the national mall, along the potomac river. i'm tom roussey. abc7 news. maureen: thank you, tom. remindeder you can stay connected wi

i'm going to stand by commending these folks for what they did. there was a lot of points in that contact that resulted in fatalities in similar contact. these officers showed a lot of restraint and they have done a great job. this man is alive because of the work that they did. i hear what you said. i stand by the officers for the patience and restraint. some folks in that crowd wanted a show. they wanted us to shoot that guy. fortunately that didn't happen. this person is alive today because of that. >> thank you, chief. just for paulette, i understand your fears of getting your hopes up, but i'm glad somebody with fresh eyes is going to be able to look into this case. >> can i make another comment about paulette brown, the inspector is a retired gentleman, he ran homicide for a while. he's very good at what he's done and he's testified and convictions. he's thorough and one of the most thorough people that i have seen. sometimes described as being overall thorough. you couldn't have asked for a better person. he's exactly what you are asking fo

thank you so much, cleveland folks. folks, we're gonna win.applause) we're gonna do so much winning, folks. i mean, wow, folks, we're gonna win. so much show tonight, folks -- bigley. i know some of you are saying i plagiarized that entrance, but i want you to know that entrance represented my personal feelings and experiences of being in cleveland. welcome to night one of "the daily show"'s republican national convention, people! i'm trevor noah, your host! we made it in cleveland and hopefully we'll make it out alive. we thought this convention would be chaos and haven't been disappointed. where do we start? in the first few hours, hundreds of convention delegates tried to boycott. wrong try better. the police came out and said they don't feel safe. maybe because this is going on. i never understand the camouflage. if you're trying to blend, in maybe start by losing the enormous assault rifles, people! (applause) last night the republicans put on a three-hour prime time show called "foreigners are coming to kill you." other than that, everyt

take it easy, folks. know, if i could speak to these people for a little while, what do we want, when you think of it? we want good education, we want a strong military. we want strong borders. we do want the wall. we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. [cheers and applause] we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. i mean, look at what's going on, folks. we're going to build a wall. don't worry. who is going to pay for the wall? who is going to pay? i didn't hear you. who is going to pay? >> mexico. >> you better believe it they are going to pay. they will be happy to pay if the right person asks them. they will be happy to pay. no problem. if the wrong person like crooked hillary clinton asks them they are never going to pay. but she is never going to ask. she is never going to ask. i will tell you what, when it comes to trade and i just got a list of companies that have left north carolina and they have gone down to mexico and taps disgrace what's happening. it is a disgrace what's happening. an