you saw tom foreman's piece.to share a little bit about their friendship and then i want to hear what she says to you. go. >> sure. >> i thought her daughter did very well, chelsea. my daughter likes chelsea and chelsea likes my daughter. what are you going to do? that's the way it is, that's okay. my daughter likes chelsea. ivanka did great, right? but i asked ivanka, i said do you like chelsea? i do, dad. >> really? >> no, i really do. >> ah, i wish you didn't, it would be a lot easier, right? it's okay okay. >> that is the way life is. it must be unbelievably difficult on their friendship. what did chelsea say to you? >> i tweeted out yesterday to talk about the fact i interviewed her about this. i called it the real deal grown women friendship between the two of them. i really think that it is. when i talked to chelsea, i asked her if she felt any kind of competition with ivanka to do a better speech of her and because of this whole situation. she said look, we were friends before politics came into play and

and cnn's tom foreman has our reality check on some of trump's claims about time in this country.o you have for us? >> he said a lot about crime and is about fear of crime and about the need for law and order out in this world. list listen. >> homicides last year increased by 17% in america's 50 largest cities. that is the largest increase in 25 years. >> so what are the facts? let's take a look at this. there was analysis done by "the washington post" about homicides in major cities. and yeah, look at this. big jump here. they're showing it from 2014 to 2015 up 770 homicides. .that's a 17% increase. big numbers out there. now, a couple things we should not here. this is a difference from what we've seen for many years where violence crime has actually been declining. so sort of a blip and there's no real exclamation as to why this is happening. but on that first claim, we have to say this is true. but he went on and talked about other things, including the number of police officers being killed right now. listen. >> the somebody of police officers killed in the line of tune has r

you saw tom foreman's piece.t their friendship and then we'll talk, nischelle, and i want to hear what she says to you. >> sure. >> i thought her daughter did very well, by the way. chelsea. i thought she did very well. my daughter likes chelsea and chelsea likes my daughter, what are you going to do? my daughter likes chelsea. ivanka. ivanka did great, right? but i asked ivanka, i said, you like chelsea? i do, dad. really? no, i really do. i wish you didn't. it would be a lot easier. right? no, but they like -- and chelsea likes ivanka, and so i think that's nice. and that's the way life and and that's the way life should be. don't we agree? it's okay. >> yeah, i mean, that is the way life is, right? they can't help what their parents do and they happen to be friends, but it must be unbelievably difficult on their friendship. what did chelsea say to you? >> when i tweeted out yesterday to kind of talk about the fact that i interviewed her about this, i called it the real deal grown woman friendship between the t

an awful lot, somewhere in between. >> tom foreman joining us here from the grill, the cnn dpril. i would say, get a drippings, but we have a little bit to go before we can all do that. back with me, my political dream team. david, i want to bring you in on this. the whole e-mail thing he talked about in the speech, false, but does that go anywhere for helping her with this untrustworthy moniker that she has got? >> no, this is with her, this is a negative that's going to be with her all the way through november. there's nothing she's going to be able to do to erase this. comey was pretty damaging in that way of solidifying what was a whole year's worth of calling her honesty and trustworthiness into question. so now, what she's got to be doing in her convention is try to get as many val daters about, not to try to convince americans that she is honest and trustworthy, but try to hit areas that they deem positive. i really think, no matter how donald trump talks about it, it would be a rallying cry for his troops, remind independents why they're wary of hillary clinton and an effe

he also met with foreman prisoners. it follows the footstep of pope john paul ii and pope ben dikt xvi it includes world youth day celebrations. 2.5 million are afe 2.5 million attended. it includes the 600-year-old icon known as the black madonna. >>> a new alert over the zika virus. it has prompted the fda to shut down two blood selection centers. they say blood facilities will remain closed until they implement technology that can kill path giogens in blood. so far it only spread through blood transfusions. the fear is that it is being spread by local mosquitos. >>> check out this remarkable video of la va. it is all compliments there. it is the first time since 2013 that one of the lava flows made it to the ocean. it started flowing in late may and has been making the six-mile journey to the coast. you got to keep your distance there. that would be some hot stuff. >> have you seen it? zb >> i have not. >> i think it would be thrilling to see it from a distance. >> yeah. >>> let's take you to this weekend's forecast.

>> well, tom foreman takes a closer look at the bond between ivanka trump and chelsea clinton.ther it can survive the election. >> lying crooked hillary. she's a liar. >> donald trump talks about make america great again. he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. >> amid the campaign's fury and unlikely alliance, ivanka trump and chelsea clinton, fierce political foes, steadfast personal friends. te chelsea says it's so. >> our friendship has nothing to do with politics. we were friends before the election and will be friends after the election. >> ivanka trump said we're both incredibly supportive of our parents as we should be, but we also continue to have great respect for one another. >> my mother -- >> my father -- >> and our -- >> next president -- >> hillary clinton -- >> donald j. trump. >> reporter: but there are sharp differences, too. after ivanka praised her father's record for hiring and promoting women promising he'll do the same as president -- >> he will fight for equal pay for equal work. >> reporter: her friend chelsea quickly shot back. >> how w

put the poker face on. >> brian: isn't that a george foreman expression?you don't play boxing." >> virgil: you play baseball, football and basketball but not boxing. >> brian: deontay wilder stays undefeated. impressive against chris arreola. coming up next except on the west coast it's your late, local news and tune over to fs1 next. more great highlighted by wali and owotoso. i'm brian kenny. we wish you a good evening. thanks for watching premier boxing champions on fox here in alabama. have a great night. >> tram at that announces vp pick 19 governor mike pence. >> again is in with your forecast . >> they came to pray but they were told to leave. scorching heat shutdown a massive tangible think at the national mall. hundreds of people were treatede for heat related sickness. >> we have the heat. we have the storm. so what's tomorrow looking like. gwen is here to tell you.. >> so i'm here today to it duest the man who will be my in this campaign. cam >> and it's official trump choosing indiana governor as his vp running mate. fox 5 news starts right now

tom foreman, cnn. washington. >> and we are back with the panel.now, so much of what we heard during the republicans convention which unified them the most was hillary clinton. and i wonder how much you'll hear about donald trump during this convention? >> i suspect you will in the first two nights. it seems that the pattern is you bring the heavy lumber the first two nights. come with the positivity and finish on a positive note. all that we heard is true in terms of her ascendantsy. i think the real stunning story is bernie sanders. dou despite the fact that he came up short. if you said to us a year ago, this is the challenge he would have been able to mount -- >> does bernie sanders tomorrow night focus on donald trump? >> i think he does big time. and he tries to, he's the one perfectly suited individual who can salph the problems. >> the problem is, she's not well liked. i keep thinking back to july of last summer. there was a quinnipiac poll, and they asked word associations. number one was liar. and number two was dishonest. if that's what,

out my campaign materials and i went over to this gentleman that you could tell had been out and a foreman and i gave him my card and i said i'm state senator marsha blackburn, i'm running for congress and i sure would appreciate having a vote. so he looked at me and he said little lady, what qualifies you? that's agiveaway . being called little lady. what qualifies you for the us house of representatives and i thought, well you know, i've been to three choir directors, the girl scout cookie mom so i think i probably could handle the us house of representatives because i handled those jobs and bear in mind he didn't want to talk about that i was a state senator and just had led a four-year fight to keep us state income tax-free. that didn't go so i kind of threw that out him and i was like you know, those jobs being the three-year-old choir director and the chairman of the girl scout cookie mom, these are true life skills that do prepare you for working with people. working with diverse groups of people. and with being able to help lead groups and entities and organizations, part of that i

david foreman, how did you feel about ted cruz's speech? should he have been more explicit for donald trump? >> i liked his speech. you could take out of his speech that he's united with trump, but i expected and i want him to publicly say that i stand with the trump campaign, that i expect my people to stand with the trump campaign. i want it publicly. this election is too important for us not to unite. we are all republicans. he's a republican. and me personally, if he expects my support in the future, he needs to do that. >> thank you very much, mr. foreman. so you've heard that from texas. back to you, lester. >> let's go to hallie jackson. i believe she's got new jersey governor chris christie who was in the hall during that extraordinary moment. >> we do. we're staying low because newt gingrich is still on stage speaking. governor, i have to ask you your reaction to those chants of endorse to what unfolded as ted cruz told delegates to vote their conscience. >> it was an awfully selfish speech by someone who tonight through what he sa

i think just getting deeper in our foreman positions and he's a big one, somebody we need to protectebound an do the little things you need. i think we're doing good. i think we need a three man position to make our team stronger and deeper to >> d.c. united hits the pitch against the columbus crew. whatever your favorite sport is we have you covered tonight unless it's football. >> i'm hearing fantasy football talk. >>> let's get one more check of the radar. >> we have heavy rain to the east of 95. you can see lots of lightening unaround baltimore where there's a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:45. >> that's the news for now. e will see you again wto okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ >>> on this saturday night, deadly coup attempt. nearly 200 killed. thousands arrested in turkey after members of the military try to seize power. tonight the u.s. with urgent calls for calm inside this critical ally. >>> the ticket. donald trump officially introducing indiana governor mike pence as his vice president pick. will

tom foreman reports. >> lying crooked hillary.iar. >> donald trump talks about make america great again. he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. >> amid the campaign's fury an unlikely alliance. ivanka trump and chelsea clinton, fierce political foes, steadfast personal friends. chelsea says it's so. >> our friendship had nothing, has nothing to do with politics. we were friends before this election, we will be friends after this election. >> and ivanka does, too, telling "people" magazine we are both incredibly supportive of our parents as we should be but we also continue to have great respect for one another. a dozen years ago, when their families were friends, the two met and found they had things in common. they still do. both are married, mid 30s with ivy league educations and children. both grew up with famous fathers facing personal turmoil and both have taken a deep interest in their parents' bid for the white house. indeed, introducing them at their party's conventions. >> my mother, my father and our nex

put the poker face on. >> brian: isn't that a george foreman expression?you don't play boxing." >> virgil: you play baseball, football and basketball but not boxing. >> brian: deontay wilder stays undefeated. impressive against chris arreola. coming up next except on the west coast it's your late, local news and tune over to fs1 next. more great p.b.c. action. highlighted by wali and owotoso. i'm brian kenny. we wish you a good evening. thanks for watching premier boxing champions on fox here in alabama. have a great night. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win the mustang instant game, with top prizes of a hundred grand or a new ford mustang? (woman) oh my goodness. woo! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. ♪ >>> right now we're following two big stories tonight. on radar, we're tracking pop-up storms where part of the area is under a flash flood warning. but first, breaking news out of old city where we're following a crash inv

want to go to cnn's tom foreman walking with protesters in washington, d.c., we see the capitol in front of you right now. the protesters headed that way? >> reporter: yeah. this started over at the white house where of course the president is not right now. he's over in europe. this crowd of several hundred started walking this way rather spontaneously. you can see they are approaching the capitol which is where some of them said they should come in the first place so they can put pressure on congress specifically to address this recurrent problem in their minds. now they have reached the capitol. it's been quite a long walk and frankly, i think the crowd has grown bigger along the way, with other people joining in. it's a pretty substantial crowd now. certainly several hundred, i don't know how many, and they are here to make sure their message gets heard. gathered at the white house, quiet for awhile, then got loud and started moving. >> tom, this is a diverse crowd. actually, the crowd i'm looking at right now is predominantly white. >> reporter: i think

. >> i spoke with with a gubernatorial candidate, phil murphy who was the foreman and pastor to germany and he was appointed there by president obama. i asked him about trump's bombshell statement saying that russia should hack hillary clinton's email to find her deleted email. >> it is not only un-american, it is against american interests. that means their consequences for country. this guy is trying to run for president of the united states. he does not have our interest in mind. it disturbed me. >> then cory booker, the store of the show walks into the room so i walk into the room with him and he was swamped with questions. of course i got my question and. >> are you disappointed you are not bp? >> no, i'm so excited that i came down to the final few. if you have visited me a few years ago in my office in newark and said hey, one day you're going to be on a short list as a vice presidential pick, i would been in state of disbelief. >> he was to be in that conversation. >> get ready to party. they hit the stage today and i am taking you to all the action. let's go. >> hello. where sh

lifelong democrat is a foreman na navy. >> other names chris christie, newt gingrich. >>> developing tonight with poke'mon go mania, police are warning about the downside. >> it was used to target victims in a string of armed robberies in measure. michigan. there are privacy concerns, if you sign in using a google account, the ap is automatically given permission to read your g mail inbox, location history and your google account. android users are prompted to give the ap access. now, if you have an apple device you can revoke the permission through the google security page on your account. we're told the game should still work. that is a little bit scary. is that an age thing? i have no interest in this. >> i have none whatsoever. >> millennials like it. my kids and my -- yes. so. but, you know, i see people walking around. >> adults, not kids. >> right. >> well, ok. glad they're enjoying themselves. >> there's so many people walking out into crosswalks not even looking, you know. >> be careful. >> yes. we probably will see more people even though it's going to be warm. >> tomorrow

the foreman was saying that they've actually noticed when he's on vacation, the productivity levels go down, the yields go down. >> that's correct. >> reporter: on average, floor workers like nyo maung, make around $13 an hour. since the plant opened in 2005, it's been a constant struggle to find and retain enough people from south dakota willing to work in meatpacking. immigrants help fill the gap. >> we're able to keep our turnover down to the 15-20% a year range, which is four or five times less than the national average for the meatpacking plants. >> reporter: like nio mang, most workers here are "karen," an ethnic minority from myanmar, formerly known as burma. between 2005 and 2014, a u.s. resettlement program admitted 73,000 refugees from myanmar, long governed by a military dictatorship until last year. heuston began recruiting the refugees in 2007, when, during a trip to st. paul, minnesota, a magnet for refugees from myanmar, he met a small group of karen people willing to move to huron. nine years later, through word of mouth and family ties, what started with three, has exp

lemonis: you're like the foreman? simon: yeah, i'm like the foreman.: you're sales and marketing? damion: i do absolutely everything i possibly can. i'm in the workshop. i'm sanding. i'm oiling. lemonis: and, so, when you say you do everything, you feel like you do the bulk of the work in the company? damion: yes. lemonis: okay. damion: yes, because i have to deal with everything -- all of the customers, all of the shows, the marketing material. i have to help with the installations. i have to take care of a lot of things and not just the carpentry side. simon: [ chuckles ] i do the bulk of the work. i work seven days a week. i'm in that shop from 10 hours a day, 110 degrees heat, every day. so i believe i work the hardest in the company. lemonis: it's not about who gets the credit and who does more. with them, it is. it should be about how do we grow the business together, how can i help it? what can i give to our partnership to make it better? damion: i own a third of the company. simon owns a third of the company. lemonis: who owns the other third o

but in position a foreman border has not stopped the flow of immigrants.o in my fourth coming paper, i discuss the effects of erica through a mistor cal and cri cal legal studies lens. but first i'll discuss the history of immigration and the important and undeniable intersections between immigration law and racial and ethnic formalized and informal discrimination it is vital to provide a brief review of the history prior to the package of erica and its meet effects on the legalization of millions of undocumented immigrants. while notes as i have here, the gendered implications of the legalization program. in shore, erka set the stage for continued gender discrimination by savering traditional male workforce that we're working in thing a cultural industries at the same time. next they'll provide a context .o a more contemporary time and the deferred action for parental accountability. in discussing latino immigrant migration, it is important to recognize the critical intersection between immigration trends and racial discrimination that historically has be

>> he was, like, a foreman. he worked in construction, very large roads, bridges. >> hinojosa: so an engineer. >> sort of like an engineer, yeah. >> hinojosa: self taught. >> self taught. and... but he was, you know, sort of the... i guess the image that we all have of the latino, you know, macho man. he was... >> hinojosa: but macho in the positive sense. >> macho in the.. yes, in a very sort of manhood sense, and... >> hinojosa: provider. >> being able to not be afraid of anything. to always face the reality with a tremendous amount of self assurance, that he would somehow overcome. and i think that those kinds of tools were given to me, maybe by his example, which allowed me to go into the united states and succeed there. >> hinojosa: i love the story of when you're in high school in connecticut, and, you know, here you are, and you're going to high school every day in a suit and a tie, and everybody thought that was really quite unique. they probably thought you were an extraordinary nerd, am i right? >> act

they can call james comey and loretta lynch before the house committees and grill them like george foreman, but we'll never go know what happened on that phoenix tarmac. extremely careless indeed. on the big show judge janine pirro says comey has destroyed the f.b.i.'s reputation. dr. ron paul weighs in on speaker ryan's requests to bar hillary clinton from classified email. i'm kennedy. the house grilling james comey like a sandwich. kangaroo court or justified public shaming. let's ask my unbreakable party panel. jedediah bila is a fox news contributor. and lots to talk about. jedediah, we sat across the couch from each other on "outnumbered" and we were "outnumbered" by represents running for vice president or illustrating their great resume. >> i love gowdy. he manages to expose her as a liar. which is the point we are trying to make. even if you are going to say maybe there was no criminality, even if you say let's accept what the f.b.i. did here, let's accept the decision. she still lied repeatedly to people and he pointed that out when she said she wasn't dealing with classified inf

so they shifted the second flight and the foreman as the commander and gail and i were on the backup crew. the one time lovell was with us but then he moved up to take mike's place so it was borman, lovell and andrews that flew to the moon on apollo eight and to read from the bible, genesis, on christmas eve. it is quite a moving experience and then we're into 69, of march, apollo nine flew the lander in earth orbit, apollo ten in may flew the lander in lunar orbit, sort of a dress rehearsal to the next flight which was apollo 11. now what you do not know is that back up a couple of years, 1967. >> this is the story want you to tell quickly. >> the lunar comes off the assembly line, one, two, three, four, five, they are all over weight. for a landing. >> yours was? >> well number five was overweight. >> accept the manager wanted his wanted to land on the moon so he thought he could adjust the books a little bit and trim a little weight here and there. he went to see the program manager george, if if i can reduce the weight will you let it be a lander? of course i will. and so, becaus

. >> hey, tom foreman, the facts, just the facts, what is that from? >> the munsters?i don't know the adams fam y family. >> do you remember the brady bunch? >> of course. >> marsha, marsha, marsha. >> what is that like the snickers commercial. >> that was dragnet. >> but you just said brady bunch. >> put the beer down. >> everyone calls him uncle joe. right? >> he spoke tonight. peter this is for you. his favorite word, by the way. >> just listen to me a second without booing or cheering. i mean this sincerely, we should really think about this. his cynicism is unbounded. his lack of empathy and compassion can be summed up in a phrase i suspect he is most proud of having make famous, "you're fired" i'm not joking. think about that. think about that. think about everything you le n learned as a child no matter where you were raised. how can there be pleasure in saying, "you're fired"? he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class? give me a break. that's a bunch ofmelarky. >> peter, you're fired, me lala all in one description. this is what people like about j

i believe foreman secretary of defense but given how heavily and clearly there is some r resonants to is crime is at a 15 year crime. if you want to stress being a heavy hand all of tonight's are about domestic issues. >> i agree with you completely. if you don't like what trump said they buttetter counter arg you have senator elizabeth warren, you have michelle obama. and you have bernie sanders. michelle will make the values she thinks you need in the white house. the others are progressive lib kals. don trald r nald trump 3 4 3%. committee is almost issue number one. to the point he was making earlier, look at the split on education right now. it is clinton 44. trump leads 62-23. that's the white, working class, blue-collar voter go across that's your problem. >> and that's why she is spending her time in ohio, in pennsylvania, going right after that demographic that is viewing her suspiciously. >> and she hopes kaine will be with that, you know, putting them forward to the ticket that is focused on faith and midwe midwestern values. >> interestingly on the line up tonight some dis

>> reporter: tom foreman, cnn, cleveland. >> that does it for anderson and me this hour.eland continues right now with erin burnett "out front." >>> gooning. i'm erin burnett and welcome to a special edition "out front." we are live at the national conventi convention. it is donald trump's biggest night yet and the final night about to be called to order in just a few moments and on the stage below me, right behind where we are donald trump will take the podium for the most important speech of his life. he will officially accept his party's nomination for president of the united states. donald trump addressing the nation and frankly, the world

. >>> on friday morning lee farley was arrested in connection with the shooting death of foreman on january 9, 2015. farley was already in custody in the federal prison on unrelated charges. he's now being held in the county jail in san francisco. on friday the police department would not identify a motive but they did say farley has a criminal history. >> i know the suspect is part of a criminal street gain gay staying and -- gang at and that was not base that was added to his charges. >> reporter: the mother of the victim who was killed said since that night she has spoken with investigators and she knew something was about to happen. >> she kept telling me they were about ready to make an arrest. when it really happened, i was like wow, it is true. they did it. they made it happen. i was thankful for that. >> reporter: sheet says she does not yet feel a sense of closure, however. that might not happen until the suspects face trial. >> i say to you and i for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. i am requesting the death penalty. >>> charles clifford in san francisco for kron4 news. >>> two sus

. >> we have the forecast and a bit of thought by the coast but otherwise good attempts, foreman yesterday and 356 with the full moon responding. patchy clouds forming but closer to the coast and not the bay, not moving inland, maybe by 7 am. a lot of 50s in here, a few 40s, a couple of isolated 60s, we had south and 48 boulder creek in santa cruz at 52 in santa clara is 51. cool readings and a fight between high in the desert southwest and the low-pressure to the north, gradual warming and even though they get the sun later the breeze will pick up. 60s and 70s and that they and then near 90s inland. >> we are going to start with 580 and tracy but we will talk about the freeway in a moment. let's start out with 580 westbound, as you drive through we have traffic that will be slow on the tracy commute. traffic is slowing down onto a five and 580 as you drive to the area, slow traffic to be sure, once you are in the livermore area is much better driving to all the way to the 580 interchange. steve mentioned 880 and because of the police activity there have been no significant delays so far.

wizard they he gilbert areen us and don't forget jafar is didn't he's in jail for twepty plus years foremanad all those guys on the same time. >> we wonder why those were not the whipping years in washington. crazy. >> right. >> we'll talk to you tomorrow morning. >> to junks 106.7 fm the fan. >> not the all star team you want to put together. >> let me get this straight is it bittersweet for veterans to go to. >> for the all stars. >> no but you know how it is. you work a lot and halfway through the sent and everybody gets a week off. it's an honor though right. >> yes it's an honor thought. >> it's wear and ter you way want to go tomorrow to your >> we'll get a chance to meet with him in san diego. >> what's going on out there tuck. >> if you go to the all star game you get a chance to get out of heat and humidity here. see i don't think they have that in san diego do they. >> not like we do around here. >> not much in the way of humidity. >> we made it out to college works fireworks but it was humid. >> wasn't it. >> bugs. >> bugs are out. >> 73 out of dulles and bwi marshall 72. reagan

"a gallant foreman in the fight, a brother when the fight was done. we honor thee, virginia's son. " beautiful tribute. five years after the war. lee became an american after the war, and he worked tirelessly for it. it tries my patients to hear people trying to pull him down. he should be an inspiration. we are not supposed to have inspirations today. we are all supposed to dwell on the same level of mediocrity. cukoo's.llow the >> i grew up in virginia during the centennial as a little boy. the sesquicentennial got a lot of criticism of low attendance, this and that, all kinds of stuff. we want to tons of events and had just an outstanding event, something in atlanta was occurring every day, every night, every weekend. what were your thoughts at the sesquicentennial? i thought it was unbelievable compared to the 100th. james: it did not get the national attention the centennial did. the centennial had 34 state some local, 150 committees. it was a nationwide thing. americans were in the mood for it. you come up on an anniversary and everybody could b

who is the one person that says i'm going to give you a chance and make you a foreman. they love donald trump. what i love about trump is in his attacks, which are very funny, i think he has achieved some sort of platonic ideal of nondiscrimination. he will attack someone with a disability the same like you are attack someone without a disability. mexicans are the one coming over illegally, he will attack mexican rapists come across the order. you can imagine him appoint age hindu woman being as the secretary defense if that's the best person for the job. he will pick all white males if those are the best people for the job. he does not care and i love that about him. to say that he is practicing identity politics is just the same old playbook that we have heard every four years against every republican. the party of les, theocracy and tax cuts, not trump. >> ok, thank you, ann. do we still have to buy your book? ann, i do want to ask you. i agree with you completely. the idea that women are only, s you put it, vaginas on sticks. it becomes tiring to talk about this iss

tom foreman, cnn, philadelphia. >> thank you. >>> now moving on to the zika virus.pparently now in the continental united states. federal health officials say that four people have transmitted the disease locally. our national correspondent, paolo sandoval, with details. >> reporter: officials believe it was a matter of time before zika-carrying mosquitoes would affect people within the continental united states. now, three men and one woman in south florida believed to be the first cases of this kind. the centers for disease control and prevention believe that the four patients were infected while in this area in early july. it's commonly known as the winwood arts district. a neighborhood not only residential but a popular retail and dining district just north of downtown miami. it draws in people from across the region. the type of mosquitoes don't travel far during their life span. the current preventive efforts now focused squarely this area, hoping to eradicate any of these possible infected insects. >> polo, thank you. health officials say they expect more cas

we have the live foremanance coming up in a little bit. we also have -- >> it's going to debut number one. >> who does that? >> also us with, modern family star eric stonestreet joined the dog days of summer. >> he is just funny. tell me about when you look at him you just want -- there are certain people. you look at ricky jervace, he has that same thing. >> he has a new movie called t "the secret life of pets." >> he has a summer pasta salad. >> how is that marriage going, by the way. we hear rumors. >> we just came back from vacation. we were in sun river, oregon. >> we didn't ask you that. >> so nice to see you, too. your hair looks amazing. >> speaking of that hair, let's talk hair. now, okay, cat walked out and every now and then -- do a little side turn so we can see. >> yes, there. >> look at that cool up do. and look at that braid which is going to come out in bobby thomas' segment. i wish you could have seen the makeup room. it was probably five minutes before we came out and cat goes k. we just put it up maybe? >> just pin it. >

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