gore made a startling declaration. henceforth, al gore said, the "central organizing principle" of all governments everywhere must be the environment. wrong, albert. the central organizing principle of this republic is freedom. [applause] mr. buchanan: and from the ancient forests of oregon and washington to the inland empire of california, america's great middle class has got to start standing up to the environmental extremists who put insects, rats , and birds ahead of families, workers and jobs. [applause] one year ago -- were doing it. doing it. one year ago, my friends, one year ago -- i could not have dreamt i would be here tonight. i was just one of many panelists on what president bush calls "those crazy sunday talk shows"" but i disagreed with the president, and so we challenged the president in the republican primaries. man: thank you, pat! and fought as best we could. from february to june, he won 33 primaries. i can't recall exactly how many we won. i'll get you the figure tomorrow. but i do want to speak f

mark: when i went on a clinton-gore bus tour, we had access to clinton and gore and asking questions.hedule, have you been able to talk to hillary clinton and is she going to make herself available to the media? >> no to your question and not to my knowledge. it's exactly what you would expect from the clinton campaign, the two of you have covered from the beginning of this campaign. we're far away. she is right now doing an interview with the local nbc affiliate and we expect she may be asked about that hacking report that margaret just referenced. it feels like traveling, not quite the white house motorcade and following the president around, but it's not that far away from that. mark: margaret, i would love for you to weigh in on this conventional wisdom having tim kaine around makes her a looser and better candidate, which is when it works when it worked with clinton and gore, but the two of them together was value added. >> it seems to be very true so far. i was struck by their initial event when she introduced him as her running mate. he is kind of goofy like the boy next door.

and a spanish matador is gored to death on live tv. the first professional bull fighter to die in the ring in decades. >> this is this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. a make shift memorial continues to grow in dallas where five police officers were killed by a sniper last thursday. we learn today the gunman taunted police during two hours of negotiations before authorities killed him with a robot bomb. the killer said he was targeting police in revenge for the fatal police shootings of two black men in minnesota and louisiana last week. those deaths lead to tense protests and dozens of arrests in st. paul and bat on rouge last night. we begin in dallas with manual bo hor quez. >> after the initial round of gunfire dallas police chief david brown said in an interview today the gunman laughed at police negotiators and scrib eled letters on a wall with his own blood. and that micah xavier johnson an army veteran put his military training to use when he targeted police officers, killing five. and tu

when matador jose cubera was gored to death. this weekend's death cast a shads owe in the running of the bull three americans were bother gored but all survived. the death shocked the thatician where bull fighters are major celebrities. he was known for his elegant moves in the ring which looked more like a dance than a bloody match between man and beast. but on this stage, all it takes is one miscalculated step for the fight to turn tragic. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> quijano: coming up next, a u.s. navy ship on a mission to save lives, deterring my grants from taking-- mieg rants from taking a dangerous journey. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. w...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for p

clinton/gore did it in a bygone era when nbc nightly news was going to cover it in a big way.>> what's most important is local harrisburg, pittsburgh, youngstown, canton, columbus, cleveland press is going to do with this trip. they will be darned excited about it. it will be the biggest thing to happen -- >> bigger if they do things like hillary clinton is doing interviews with the local stations. >> exactly. kasie might be upset she's not doing a general avail for the traveling press but this is going to give wall-to-wall coverage for ten minutes on the top of the local news plus be on the front page of all the local newspapers. again, winning 18 electoral votes in ohio is almost ball game. >> let's just pretend for a moment you are the mastermind behind this convention. you saw your convention out-rate the republican convention the first three nights. on the fourth night, hillary clinton falls short of donald trump, hillary clinton shows up and says jim, what happened, you would say what? >> well, i would say there was incredible star power on monday, tuesday and wednesday

. >> here's later in debate, al gore walked up to bush. >> al gore tries to come over and be the bullyce. bush doesn't say anything. just looks at him, smiles, gives him the head wink, and goes on. >> i believe i can. >> that was it. it just -- you know, it just absolutely devastated gore. >> you watch him go. >> yeah. we all revert to our junior high mentality, you know, when our team scored. yeah, you know! >> most people don't know is that bush had been prepared. >> jud gregg, who had played the role of al gore in the debate prep, had seen him pull this trick. he said to bush, be prepared, he's going to come and get in your face. we all dismissed at the time, but sure enough it happened. >> which raises the question how do candidates prepared? these two debate coaches showed me. they prepped president bush for debate. o'donnell later coached mitt romney and michele bachmann. they spent hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidate stand in front of a podium like this as realistic as possible? >> yeah. you want a strong bearing, erect. look at colin powell. he c

former vice-presidential -- former vice-president al gore will not attend the convention gore, he is a tennessee super delegate, one of the eight tennessee super delegates, but only one not committed to a candidate. political has previously reported that gore plans to wait until democrats are officially nominate a presidential candidate before he endorses someone. >>> hillary clinton getting nod from former new york mayor michael bloomberg. officials say he will endorse clinton and he is expect to speak at the convention. according to a senior bloom george advisor former mayor will make a strong case for clinton. this is unexpect because he was a democrat for so long and then in 2,000 he switched part toys run for mayor, and he was a republican, and now he is currently an independent. so much is expected to happen this week. we will update you on all of it. >> so much happened in the year 2,000, of course, when al gore lost to george w. bush but i'm struck by the fact that gore hasn't endorsed anyone. even bernie sanders has endorsed hillary clinton. wand fur there is bad blood going

nearly a decade later an inconvenient truth has its premiere. >> i am al gore.sed to be the next president of the united states of america. >> the film shines a spotlight on global warming and on vice president al gore's climate change activism. >> is it possible we should prepare for other threats besides terrorists? >> what al gore did was create a really simple but entertaining film that explained the science in a way that almost anybody could understand it. >> what an inconvenient truth did is it got people curious enough that they were willing to figure out exactly what climate change and global warming is. >> 17 years after the failed kioto protocol, 195 countries signed the paris agreement promising to limit global warming to well below two degrees celsius. >> we are going to win this. the remaining question is how quickly we will win. >>> it is 10:50 p.m. on the east coast of the united states. we've been following the car accident this evening in paris, france. >> reports of a serious car accident involving princess diana and the paparazzi stun the worl

nearly a year later, an inconvenient truth has its premier. >> i am al gore. be the vice president of the united states of america. >> the film shines a spotlight on global warming and on vice president gore's climatism. >> is it possible we should prepare on other threats besides terrorists? >> what al gore did was create a simple but entertaining film that explained the science in a way that almost anybody could understand. >> what "an inconvenient truth" did is it got people curious enough that they were willing to figure out exactly what climate change or global warming is. >> 17 years after the failed kyoto protocol, 195 countries sign the paris agreement, promising to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees celsus. >> we are going to win this, the remaining question is how quickly we will win it. >> it is 10:50 p.m. on the east coast of the united states, and we've been following the car accident this evening in paris, france. >> reports of a serious car accident involving princess diana and the paparazzi stun the world. >> it was looking more and m

>> one woman who say that's a gore vote. other guy would look at it and say, no, that's a bush vote. they were looking at the same ballot. >> when you punch the little hole in the card, the little square that gets punched out, they call that the chad, doesn't come all the way off. so the question was, how should a hanging chad, they called it, be interpreted. >> there's a guy with a magnifying glass looking at ballots and chad. this is where we're at. this is the presidential election. >> the bush campaign rejects to the recount and lawsuits that eventually reached the united states supreme court. >> we ran outside and stood there on live television trying to figure out what it does. it did occur to me at the moment it was not a good one to screw up. >> the judgment of the supreme court of florida is reversed. >> 36 days after the election, the u.s. supreme court votes 5-4 in favor of stopping the florida recount. the controversial decision in effect hands the presidency to george w. bush. >> people who liked the winner were

bush, the governor of texas, is projected now to win the presidency of the united states. >> al goreway to make a concession speech and on route, they got information that it was closing again the other way. >> i had just gotten off the phone, it is in fact true, the vice president has called to recant his concession. >> the race, it turns out, is too close to call. >> just an hour or so ago, the tv networks called this race for governor bush. it now appears -- it now appears that their call was premature. >> the system just simply broke down. i looked into the camera and said we not only have egg in our face, we've got omelet all over our suits at this point. it is not over, ladies and gentlemen. >> al gore leads in the popular vote, but the electoral college is in a dead heat, and all comes down to one state. >> florida was the place where it was close enough to have a recount and have the right number of electoral votes and that's when we discovered how imperfect the process is. >> it is a pretty ram shackled process. it varies across the country. voting methods vary. some people

nearly a decade later, an inconvenient truth has its premiere. >> i am al gore. of the united states. >> the film shines a spotlight on global warming and on former vice president al gore's climate change activism. >> is it possible to threaten others besides terrorists? >> what al gore did is create a really simple but entertaining film that explained the science in a way that almost anybody could understand it. >> what "an inconvenient truth" did is got people curious enough to figure out exactly what climate change or global warming is. >> 17 years after the failed kyoto protocol, countries promised to limit the limit well below 2 degrees celsius. >> we are going to win this. the remaining question is how quickly we will win it. >>> it is 10:50 p.m. on the east coast of the united states. we've been following the car accident in this evening of paris, france. >> the car accident with princess diana and the paparazzi stunned the world. >> it was looking more and more likely that princess diana had died. when the time comes to say that, it's emotional. it's hard

there was debate with gore and clinton. hillary clinton and barack obama are going to be making that argument this fall. do you think the conditions are right for it to work? >> what we saw today really helps. as you know from your reading of history, you have to really go back to martin van buren to find a situation where the party was able to hold on to the white house in terms like this, for three terms in a row. but, you know, steve, i think this fall, if hillary clinton wins, especially in a close election, i think we might say that what happened today was one of the most important reasons. because 1960, when dwight eisenhower didn't campaign much for richard nixon. 2000, you mentioned bill clinton. bill clinton, the clinton people now would say, if he had gone to arkansas and been able to flip arkansas to al gore, instead of george w. bush, al gore would have won that election in 2000. that's how important it was. 1968, linden johnson was angry at his vice president who was running, hubert humphrey, didn't feel he was

bush, the governor of texas, is projected now to win the presidency of the united states. >> al gorehis way to make a concession speech and on route, they got information that it was closing again the other way. >> i had just gotten off the phone, it is in fact true, the vice president has called to recant his concession. >> the race, it turns out, is too close to call. >> just an hour or so ago, the tv networks called this race for governor bush. it now appears -- it now appears that their call was premature. >> the system just simply broke down. i looked into the camera and said we not only have egg in our face, we've got omelet all over our suits at this point. it is not over, ladies and gentlemen. >> al gore leads in the popular vote, but the elect oral college is in a dead heat, and all comes down to one state. >> florida was the plate where it was close enough to have a recount and have the right number of electoral votes and that's when we discovered how imperfect the process is. >> it is a pretty ram shackled process. some people punch cards, throw levers. it's all different.

barrio was gored again, this time in the chest. the bull is distracted as paramedics rushed the bullfighter to safety. matadors in the audience are in tears. barrio later died in the hospital from a punctured lung and severed aorta. he is the first matador to be killed in the ring since means that 85 when matador jose cabera was gored to death in madrid. this weekend's death cast a shadow on the running of the bulls festival in pamplona. at least 13 people there, including three americans were gored, but all survived. barrio's death shocked the nation, where bullfighters are major celebrities. he was known for his elegant moves in the ring which look in order like a dance than a bloody match between man and beast. but on this stage, all it takes is one miscalculated step for the fight to turn tragic. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. london. >>> coming up, a u.s. navy ship squuuuack, let's feed him let's feto the sharks!sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuu

he doesn't have al gore, and i do. [applause] notice,case you didn't that is gore, with an e on the end. [laughter] [applause] george bush won't guarantee a woman's right to choose. i will. hear me now. i am not pro-abortion, i am pro-choice. i believe that it is a difficult and painful decision that should be left to the women of america. privacy canight to be protected and we will never again have to discuss this issue on political platforms. i am old enough to remember what it was like before roe v. wade, and i do not want to return to the times when we make criminals of women and their doctors. jobs, education, health care. these are not just commitments from my lips, they are the work of my life. our priorities must be clear. we will put our people first again. priorities, without a clear plan of action, are just empty words. to turn our rhetoric into reality we have to change the way the government does business. pour we do we will billions of dollars down the drain. have you noticed that they have run this big g

barrio gored and violently tossed in the air. while the horrific scene is broadcast live on television, barrio is still on the ground. the other bullfighters trying to distract the animal so they can rush barrio away. but the bull's horn sliced through his chest. barrio, just 29 years old, died at the hospital soon after. the first matador killed in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. his wife raquel sanz said to be devastated. later tweeting, "i have no words. my life is gone. i have no strength." while bull fighting is seen by some as an historic part of spain's cultural identity, critics view it as barbaric. two regions have banned it. condolences have been pouring in for barrio. his wife, thanking well wishers and saying she hopes her husband is in a better place. tom? >> gloria, thank you. >>> coming up, the case against fox news chief, roger ailes widening. what they're saying about ailes, and how he's fighting back. >>> and later, the race against time after a girl falls into a deep well, trapped 100 feet below the gr

former vice president al gore will be a no-show at the dnc.pokesperson said he can't attend because of obligations in tennessee where gore lives. gore skipped the 2012 convention after speaking at the two previous dncs. >>> republican nominee donald trump will be in pennsylvania this week, he'll be trying to steal some of hillary clinton's thunder in one of the top battleground states. he plans to visit lackawanna college in scranton on wednesday. he blasted clinton's choice of virginia senator tim kaine as her running mate. >> what happened with the choice of tim kaine was a slap in the face to bernie sanders and everybody -- i was shocked. i love it from my standpoint. >> a new online poll of key battleground states shows a bounce for trump. his support is up to 42%, oneç point ahead of clinton's. hear from hillary clinton and tim kaine. find their their reaction to what donald trump said about her at the rnc plus those lock her up chants. >>> now let's check in with nbc 10's katy zachry, closer look at some of the other stories happening t

i want to show you corina gore sitting in the trench.ne of 23 people actually trying to block construction of spectra energy's west rocksbury pipeline. >> the protester sat in on the trench there as they would refuse to move the groups. that they would pose the safety concerns and they will contribute to climate change. and now gore and the others, they will remove the firefighters, that they were booked on charges of disturbing the peace and trespassing for what the dad, mr. former president vice president gore says that he has been outspoken on climate change and an expert in that. saying that i'm proud of my daughter, the company building the pipeline will lower their energy cost and provide reliable energy for the community. >> there you go. let's talk about cookie dough. why buy bacon when you can eat it? >> no, i saw it, but many people love it, right? and they say no it is too risky, you can't do it. >> it's not that risky. >> the agency says it is no longer safe to eat the raw cookie dough. well no longer safe the cookie dough an

your partner mentioned chester, gore. >> hhe's on display right here s a chicago defender exhibit. we have quite a bit about him because he was integral to the newspaper. he drew the cartoon for them almost 50 years and was nominated the pulitzer prize great. he joined the paper and became an editorial cartoonist in 1954. this is the first cartoon he drew for the chicago defender in a very famous important case. this was published june 12, 1954 and 8 designated the civil rights social justice issues would be what he would bring to the chicago defenders. they had this idea that they were going to be a newspaper that would help african-americans, civil rights and voting, the victory in world war ii and civil rights and you can see that in his cartoons for the supreme court decision marks the beginning of that. another important cartoon he did this was done in september 1955. you can see hanging from the tree it's a little bit of graphic that he wanted to shock his readers you have reverend george lee, lamar smith and nfl, three black men murdered in the south during a campaign of lyn

i'm wincing at the al gore kiss >> the trump one was very official. >> it was reserved.european. it should be three if it's european. fibers mascara check this out 400% volume plus so much length you can't believe your eyes crazy new super sizer fibers mascara from easy, breezy beautiful covergirl >>> kendis is worried about the first story. >> it's the end of an era. remember the vhs tape? >> of course. vcrs. >> the last remaining company that used to make vcr is going out of business. i dragged some vhs tapes we have in our archives here. they've been hanging out there for a little while. >> you just watched those? >> they were in brinkley's office. and these are -- you're not going to have a place to play them anymore. sorry. i didn't seen to insult johnny carson. this japanese company that used to make them, used to make about 15 million vcrs a year, no >> i'm going to miss the days of be kind rewind and adjusting the tracking. remember the lines and you'd have to fiddle around with the tracki tracking? it was tough. >>> now from an old invention, to a new invention

the back story here in 2,000 was that al gore is just such a stiff candidate. this is a way, it look like, it was almost scripted. look at this. you know. >> she is wait withing arms open. >> get ready, honey, i'm going to plant one on you. then she goes on. >> and almost at first, she pulls away, then puts the arm around and bridges him in for the kiss. >> and it is not clear, but look like for a second there he is thinking of going the old france route. >> oh! >> but, ya. that was awkward as can be. he was no longer the nerd. was the cool guy making out with his wife on stage. >> oh, just all creeped out. >> you know what? this makes me think of another, they should take note from sue and billy, because remember the halloween show? >> yes! >> no that was a good kiss. >> ya. are we going to play it? >> do we have that? >> sorry, i just thought about it, if you want to take notes, maybe get the crown for something, like how to kiss. >> now was that on france? >> no, not on tv. >> watch out for his big speech. hopefully sue, i know we see a lot of that kiss. >>

. >>> former vice president al gore's daughter is back in court today. karrina gore and a group of activists were arrested last month. she pled not guilty. she was among 23 protesters arrested. >>> a 26-year-old man is dead after a serious crash. he was killed when his car collided with a tractor trailer. now, the crash happened on washington street and completely closed downha several hours. a young girl in his car was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> a dorchester woman following directions from her gps ends up in that wire act. place say her gps ordered her to turn around and she so quickly offoa ends up vertical and in utility pole wires in vermont on wednesday. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> cinderella the sea gull why critics say this work of art >>> well, a cinderella story is brewing in new bedford, but it's far from a fairy tale. it's a battle over art. it's a unique statue. >> it's part of the seaport art walk. this cinderella is causing quite >> reporter: we all know the story of cinderella the princess, but this sea

bush to al gore's column, gore would've had a majority in the electoral college. .his is highly probablisticcandidate be on a presidential vice presidential shortlist? will they hail from a state that is not reliably republican or democrat? are they from a swing state? are they selected and do they actually deliver enough votes to put that ticket of over the top? it is pretty unlikely. the one example we did find was 2000 where if al gore could have selected ben governor jeanne shaheen of new hampshire, our forecasting models is the gore campaign with jerry new hampshire by one point. that assumes the dynamic of the national election would not have changed, but given shaheen's political experience an advantage, we believe it's likely they could've carried new hampshire. that was the only state in new england that the democratic ticket did not carry in 2000. that would have secured a majority of votes on behalf of al gore. host: edwin from hollywood, florida on the democratic line. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i just wanted to state my opinion on donald trump. i think he is far

i said i hate to say this being an actor but al gore needs an acting coach.e is on television, i'm going to put it in a lock box. it's not the way -- he's like a policy wonk. he's very cerebral on camera. in life when you driving from one event to another when the cameras are rolling, he's not a totally different guy but much dig different. she's not bill, will never be bill but possesses many, many wonderful qualities behind closed doors that she gets -- they get bottled up a little bit. >> i want you -- this is how he ended the speech, then we'll discuss. >> i hope you'll do it. i hope you'll elect her. those of us who have more yesterdays than tomorrows tep s to care more about our children and grandchildren. the reason you should elect her is that in the greatest country on earth, we have always been about tomorrow. your children and grandchildren will bless you forever if you do. god bless you. thank you. >> so i tend to agree with you. you know, i've seen lots of speeches. one back in 2012 when he's like, it's simple arithmetic. everybody is like, wow.

but there's another bus trip that was 24 years, the clintons and the gores.a quick look back to the original clinton campaign 24 years ago. >> gore was originally scheduled to drop off two days ago, but the team played so well he stayed on. and they will do a lot more trips together often by bus to small towns like illinois. where the crowd exceeded anyone's expectation. many of these people are disaffected swing voters. to reach them, clinton is talking like a combination of jerry brown and roos pero orkp. >> we have gone from new jersey, pennsylvania, west virginia, to ohio, to kentucky, to indiana, to illinois, and now to st. louis, and a great crew said to give the american people their country back. >> bob strong served as a senior advisor to al gore and john kerry to their campaigns. he joins me now from los angeles. aw bob, that was then, this is now. and you know, that's the big reason why she wants to do this. is it worked back then. >> yeah, oh it worked brilliantly back then. it's an interesting idea to try it exactly the same now because it'll be

he's gored violently tossed in the air. the scene is broadcast live on television and he's still on the ground. the other bullfighters trying to distract the animal so they can rush him away. the bulls horns sliced through his chest. just 29 years old, he died at the hospital soon after. the first matador killed in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. his wife said to be devastated, later tweeting i have no words. my life is gone. i have no strength. bullfighting is seen as a part of spain's cultural identity, others see it as barbaric. condolences pouring in. the wife saying she hopes her husband is in a better place. zblrch >> coming up, the widening case against roger ailes after the sexual harassment lawsuit. more women are coming forward with similar claims. other high profile anchors are also coming to his defense. >> first, a city and nation in mourning. how simple acts of kindness in dallas are bringing strangers together. you're watching "world news now." >>> after a week of bloodshed, anger and violence, the c

rigo through of very strict process to make sure people have no connection not trying to pay his back gore soft pedal the review it is the worst part of my job waiting for those to come back. it is in the always positive it is important to our independence as the book review section i can honestly say even under the worst circumstances. >> web book reviews do you read? period the other one on the east coast. "the new york times" the l.a. book review. i very impressed by the quality and "publishers weekly" but "the guardian". >> the editor of the "washington post" book world.

an award winning mattadore gored to death on live tv. the first killed in three years.bario taunts the nearly 2 ton beast before it flings him into the ear piercing his lung and his heart. the matador's wife was watching in horror. that happened the same week end as the running of the bulls. they wore black arm bands in his honor. >>> players from the minnesota links making a strong statement. the team warming up in black lives matters shirts for the game in dallas. the front of the shirt reads change starts with us, justice and accountability. on the back the names of two black men shot dead by the police last week. the dallas police shield and the phrase black lives matter. meanwhile the l.a. sparks are taking a different stand. the screens at staples center read all lives matter before their game this weekend. >>> okay. bristol palin getting mixed reactions after posting a picture of her little girl on instagram. >> carly shimkus here with the image that has everyone talking. good morning, carly. >> good morning, ladies. bristol palin appears to be teaching her child

. >>> a matador was killed after being gored by a bull 29-year- old victor barrio is the first bullfighter to die in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. medics rushed to his side immediately but were unable to save him. millions of viewers watched that deadly incident unfold on live television. >>> two men are in serious condition after being gored during the third day of the world famous running of the bills in pamplona. people from all around the world come to the streets of pamplona every year to take part in the event. >>> police in san diego say a man injured in a series of attacks on homeless people has died. that brings the death toll there to 3. investigators say the suspect caught on surveillance camera attacked four homeless people, anthony alexander was arrested last week in connection with the deaths, two of the victims were beaten the other two were set on fire. they say there was no apparent motive for the attacks. >>> showing depression is up in the u.s. among teenagers the u.s. substance abuse and mental health services administration found that almost 3 million teens

gore pled not guilty. she was among 23 protesters arrested. >>> police in vermont say a woman using a gps device drove up a uty evening. the picture sort of tells the story. you can see from that picture her car suspended there vertically on the pole's wires after she swerved quickly in response to her gps tells her to turn around. the driver from dorchester was not hurt in the crash. >>> a 27-year-old man is dead after a serious crash last night. he was killed when his car collided with a tractor trailer. it happened on washington street and completely closed down the road there for several hours. a young girl in the car was nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> an alarming discovery in kwi quincy. they discovered several dead turtles. they have contacted the mayor's office in quincy to find out what killed them. >>> a developing story out of florida. the governor says four mysterious zika virus cases likely came from mosquitos in the miami area. no mosquitos have tested positive for zika, though. one woman o

gore's daughter will be in court. corina gore has pled not guilty to trespassing, resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. on june 29 she was one of the protesters trying to block production of a pipeline by laying in a trench and refusing to move. >>> trent cook was high and just gotten into a fight with his girlfriend when he jumped from the bridge into the struggle and several people jumped in to try to able him but he couldn't get out of the water in time. >>> a bill to make death boats safer. lawmakers passed the bill. it requires duck boats to separate. the company that runs the separate. the company that runs the tours decided to volume from >>> has vetoed a bill for therapies to the treatment of lyme disease. a new bill that sfroyl sides are treatment option but does not require everything in the original bill. it does not offer patients access to experimental treatments that are developed to fight other diseases. the legislature has until sunday to pass a bill or wait to the new session in january. >>> we l

and there is no problem on the democratic side al gore was the vice president but they're also governor bush people started to get nervous to give him the most sensitive intelligence product of the other hand there want to see this intelligence sorry rare historical decision was made. it was given before the recount so he would be prepared. >> one of the major players as they found out about this with the fdr treasury and the state department but did anything change fundamentally? >> id as they are designated to receive it is such a small group and only the secretary of state or secretary of defense occasionally the deputy would get it so changing that document cut off as. [inaudible] or other issues. i could find no evidence of the daily brief to be violated in any way. if you want that to be useful and that is silly person getting a. but to you talk to about that? you're not even implementing foreign policy. so you can decide what will we do put on the other hand, the book of secrets to hundreds of people that would be a disaster will this has an ebb and flow to just one or two people

. >>> the daughter of former vice president al gore faced karina gore and five other activists face charges for a protest against a natural gas pipeline in the city. they're accused of jumping in a trench and refusing to move. this happened in west roxbury in june. they playedded not guilty. >>> lawmakers on beacon hill are working for the weekend. they have a lot of bills to get through and a sunday night deadline. the focus on five major have to be refiled in january. >>> the push is on to strip attorney general of her power to regulate firearms. they filed a bill today to remove that authority. earlier this month healy announced her office would step up enhancement of the weapons ban to crackdown on copycat guns. >> announcer: now your local forecast from chief >> a beautiful shot if you want to follow on instagram thanks for that shot. use that hashtag and your picture can be chose en. look at that rainbow. although miss ellie is a dog twitter account craig actually took the picture assuming the dog can't take a picture this one andrea says even the swans look depressed to the water lev

the matador was fatally gored twice by a bull on live television late saturday.s the first professional bull fighter to be killed in the ring since 1985. >>> a texas jail certificate alive today thanks to a couple of inmates. surveillance video shows the moment the armed guard loses consciousness and inmates break out of their cells to help. sheriff deputies quickly rushed in. guard is recovering and jail cell has been reinforced. >>> after a dark and deadly week in the u.s. a group of young girls had turned life's lemon into lemonade. $5,000 have been raise throughout their 50 cent lemonade stand. >>> pokemon go is a winner for investors and users. nintendo shares jumped more than 20% adding $7.5 billion to its market value in the past few days. >>> tsa wait lines are getting shorter thanks to airlines investing in new screening technology and increase in security personnel. this year's fourth of july holiday weekend saw the highest volume of travellers since 2007 but average wait time just ten minutes or less nationwide. how's that? >>> get your credit card han

two others in the air. 12 he will have been gored since the run started july 7.bal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. back to you. vonnie: thanks. still ahead, donald trump pays a visit to the home of indiana governor mike fence and speculation grows. ♪ vonnie: here's what we're watching. models and global economy concerns are being blamed for limited orders of this year's airshow in the u.k. airbus and boeing [indiscernible] .oth companies when deals david: thou post is making money again after losing money. it rose about 1.25 percent in june, bringing the year's gains to a person with knowledge of the company. a call for a financial transaction tax on wall street, but likely presidential nominee hillary clinton is not taxing big x, but instead wants to .arget high frequency traders david: the republican national convention starts monday, and donald trump may be on the verge of naming his running mate. he was seen arriving at the home of indiana governor mike pence. there was speculation the governo