they got dehydrated before his concert at hines field in pittsburgh.uthorities arrested 7 fans for disorderly conduct saying their behavior was fueled by alcohol. city officials are angry over the tons of trash left behind. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. spacecraft is hours away from reaching jupiter. it is expected to orbit the gas giant tonight him they will learn if it has a solid core and why the great red spot is shrinking. the project ends in 2018 when it crashes into the surface. >>> a family of a girl with disabilities is suing the memphis airport. shirleyly coen and her daughter was heading back from saint jude's hospital after undergoing treatment for a brain tumor. her mom said she is deaf in one ear and blind in one eye and gets confused. police say the 19 became irate and charged an officer pushing and punching him. he put her on the ground. the mom describes it differently. he slammed her head

this article was illustrated by a photograph lewis hine. he was hired to go undercover and do investigative reports. this is another riis-like activity. riis was doing the exposes of the slums. basically pioneering investigative reporting. hine went into factories and fields and took photographs that are now considered some of the most important documentary photographs of the 20th century. particularly of child labor. he used them like riis used the pictures of the children of the slums in an earlier time to show his medics lantern slides to -- magic lantern slides to social reformers and testify before congress. it did lead to major child labor legislation. one importance about this exhibit and especially the kind of issues we emphasize on the sidewalls about public housing and public health, the attitudes towards immigrants. all these issues are still very much with us today. we would like people to understand that they go back far into the 19th century. that people grappled with them at that time, and we continue to grapple with them tod

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for more on all this we are again joined by debby hines.he is a former baltimore prosecutor who today practices law in washington, d.c. first, were you surprised by the deits -- the decision this morning? >> i think everyone was, myself included. as it looked, officer miller's case was going to start to trial this week and then officer porter would have been tried later and sergeant alicia white. so i don't think anybody saw it come bug was a good move on the part of the state's attorney if she evaluated it and came to the determination there is no new evidence she can put forth in the cases. like she said, if she tried it a hundred times more before judge williams she would get the same result. so it was a good decision. >> sreenivasan: a way to cut her losses? >> we don't look at it that way. i mean, in terms of prosecution, it's not a baseball game or a football game in deciding what you will do to cut your losses. it's real-life criminal prosecution. so i think what she decided is not cutting her losses but hopefully having her team and

many were tailgating at hines field in pittsburgh. medics treated another 60 fans in the parking lot. city officials say fans left behind tons of trash. police arrested 7 people for disorderly conduct mostly because they had drank too much. >> i'm very, very proud of the way the officers were able to maintain public order despite an incredible amount of alcohol being consumed. >> authorities plan to review stadium surveillance to see if they can identify anyone littering at the concert. >> nasa collard power spacecraft is hours away from reaching jupiter. juneau launched in 2011. juneau has a special camera that takes up close and colored pictures. the mission will end in 2018 when the spacecraft will crash into jupiter. >> i hope it doesn't hit anyone, you don't know. >> we don't know. >>> 5:48. two mlb teams make history because of where they played a baseball game over the weekend. >> a case of mistaken identity leads to a man being slammed to the ground. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glac

cnn sports own hines ward was at the game covering it for us.ed his impression of this historic event. >> the fort bragg game, it was a truly a privilege to be here. i grew up a braves fan it was i was drafted by the marlins and my father served in the military, but spending the past few days here at the base gave me a greater appreciation for our servicemen and women. i really enjoyed meeting them and their families. as part players, they told me they were just as excited as the soldiers. taking pictures and signing autographs for the real heros in our country. it was a win/win for everybody, both major league baseball and fort bragg. i will love to see this become an annual event and what better way to celebrate the fourth of july weekend. >> not only did hines get to go to the game this weekend, he actually also got to go up in a plane with the golden knights and then jump out of it. check this out. >> at least i got the right colors on. all right. i'm good to go. everybody calls me ace. i like ace. that sounds like a guy that will keep me al

later in the hining, bases loaded. 4-0, now top of the 9th. >>> the nation is hating on the warriorsagreed to sign kevin durant including charles barkley. he said jump shooting teams don't win championships. this year, he said okc would win in five games, this coming from a guy that did the same thing in his career. that is what sir charles said this morning. >> i was disappointed like i was disappointed when lebron went to miami. he's a good kid. but just disappointed that the fact he weakened another team and he got on a gravy train on a terrific warriors team. just disappointed from a competitive standpoint. it means more to character to win in oklahoma than in golden state. >> roger federer down to chillic and now, in the tie breaker, he's up 8-7. federer with three matched points. and bradley cooper now, match point. ace to win it. the oldest man since 1974. fed will face milos rayovich. what a day. >> yes. thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv20. coming up, the secret lives of mountain lions. what researchers found inside of a california den at 9:00. >>> at 11:00 p

later in the hining, bases loaded. 4-0, now top of the 9th. >>> the nation is hating on the warriorsed to sign kevin durant including charles barkley. he said jump shooting teams don't win championships. this year, he said okc would win in five games, this coming from a guy that did the same thing in his career. that is what sir charles said this morning. >> i was disappointed like i was disappointed when lebron went to miami. he's a good kid. but just disappointed that the fact he weakened another team and he got on a gravy train on a terrific warriors team. just disappointed from a competitive standpoint. it means more to character to win in oklahoma than in golden state. >> roger federer down to chillic and now, in the tie breaker, he's up 8-7. federer with three matched points. and bradley cooper now, match point. ace to win it. the oldest man since 1974. fed will face milos rayovich. what a day. >> yes. thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv20. coming up, the secret lives of mountain lions. what researchers found inside of a california den at 9:00. >>> at 11:00 paid

. >> jimmy: so, this isn't a duncan hines brownie. >> no, this is a medical marijuana brownie.bet. >> we're in the middle of the fairway, the 14th hole, and cheech is like, i think i saw the ball. i said, i hit the ball, and anthony is like, i think it's over here. and cheech is like, i saw it go down in the middle. 25 minutes later, i put my hand in the pocket, i'm like, hey, man, i haven't hit. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: this tour that you're on, why is it called "the get down"? >> it used to be called the black and brown comedy get down. and people said, why is it about race, and why is it only you? and i said, when you hire one of us, you do four jobs. so, we decided to call it the comedy get down. >> jimmy: who's on the tour? >> myself, cedric the entertainer, d.l. hughley, charlie murphy, and eddie griffin. >> jimmy: eddie, he's a crazy guy, right? >> he's crazy. drinks champagne and patron. that will make you crazy. >> jimmy: is it fun? >> not one show in the year and a half has started on time. [ laughter ] and they drag me down with them. [ laughter ] i'm ther

>> there was celebrating going on in pittsburgh at hines stadium. >> not for the first time. >> it wasn'twere sent were sent to the hospital -- were treated on site. almost 40 people went to the hospital for -- sg what happened? >> dehydration, alcohol-related things. let's talk about the arrests. assault, underage drinking and 15,000 people were tailgating and left 48 >> shame on them. >> that's embarrassing. >> clearly, we haven't heard from kenny since this on twitter. he has been kind of radio silent. >> why? he is not responsible. >> you must he feel kind of cruddy about what happened. >> everybody should be off the streets. lady ga g lady gaga got her driver's license. >> she finally got her license after years of driving with a learner's permit and adults on board. she is like, here she is. me at the dmv. there she is with her friend finally driving. now, she can do it without an adult present. this is her praising god after i passed my driver's test. praise him. this is a >> reba wilson gave an interview where she connects being fat with being funny. she said she was in a play wit

joining us now is democratic congressman jim hines. he's also a hillary clinton supporter.thanks so much for being with us on this holiday. >> good morning, alisyn. >> so we've been told throughout this week that there is no credible intelligence on any attack that might be planned here in the u.s., but that's cold comfort for many people given what we saw in orlando and now around the globe. how much stock do you put in the no credible intelligence thought? >> well, a little bit. a little bit in the sense that, look, a lot of the stuff that happens, particularly that stuff that happens with relatively limited numbers of people involved, without the use of, you know, communications ne networks, without people traveling to some foreign country to get training, some of the stuff doesn't get picked up. that's the harsh reality of the situation. obviously bigger plots that do involve lots of people do get picked up and do get stopped. now, oftentimes the public doesn't hear about those events, but as we saw in the boston marathon bombing and of course in orlando or san bernardi

hines will be live tomorrow to tell us about that.e tip our hats and salute the military families as well. we know the sacrifices you make. thank you for watching today. >> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right after this quick break. ng terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. don't miss the lowest prices of the season sale, with the c2 queen mattress now only $699.99. plus 36 month financing. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store.

the big, red brick building that you see hine behind me, that's you could hear shot after shot afterow that police have, it looks like concluded that he's the lone gunman in this awful tragedy, the way it, this took place as he began to fire off shots from a second or even a six level of this garage and eventually made his way down to a ground level and began engaging officers in ground level combat and then worked his way back up into the garage. i want to let you listen to dallas mayor mike rawlings who spoke a few minutes ago. >> this was a mobile shooter that had written manifestos on how to shoot and move, shoot and move and he did that. he did his damage but we did damage to him as well. >> reporter: there are a number of law enforcement officials still on the scene above us right now, a number of helicopters in the area. of course, all of the different news organizations have descended upon the scene. later this evening, of course, an incredible showing of community. the texas rangers had their home m they will, of course, be observing a moment of silence for the tragedy that

you have darlene clark hines at a professor at northwestern, doing a book on chicago black renaissance. i am happy to say we really promoted that. people always written and talked about the harlem renaissance. people seem to have forgotten once the harlem reasons money dried up, under wpa under fdr really started and those writers came to chicago to finish their research and their work. >> when was the chicago renaissance? a >> i would say the chicago renaissance was about from 1937 or '35 to early 60's. >> by the way are we located in african-american neighborhood in chicago?o? >> yes, we are. yes, we are. i would say -- fdr started the wpa project put people out of the humanities back to work. you had writers, photographers, you had camera people. you had musicians able to go out into the black community to people that would recognize them and be open to them, to get their story. we're still doing it today with story craft but back in those days you haded african-americans going into the community where did your grandfather come from? the first-hand story of the people that came from

that rock lyrics and videos are crossing the hine into trash and smut. >> we are asking the recordingt ways were bringing those messages and images into our homes. and that provided a political opportunity to push back against it. >> we can say they're senators' wives, ooh, and they're messing around in washington. but they obviously have some real concerns. there's a lot that they do that i applaud because they are taking responsibility as citizens. >> i brought along two videos which i believe are representative of the kind of presentation which spr have caused the furor. ♪ got it bad, got it bad, got it bad ♪ ♪ i'm hot for teacher ♪ i've got it bad, so bad >> who's going to decide what's a sexual content of a lyric? who's going to decide what is obscene? and like that. same housewives who are spearheading the movement? >> in all candor, i would tell you it's outrageous filth and that if i could find some way constitutionally to do away with it, i would. >> fans felt i'm capable of making my own decisions about the music i want to listen to. i don't need tipper gore deciding this is

when you see homes online, you don't see is there factory hine them or bus depot out there or something gives you that sense of location. liz: cool. reporter: isn't it cool? brian, your company is what? >> vhd studios. reporter: you do more whom videoing than any other company. >> 100,000 homes a year. reporter: is every home getting this treatment? >> it really should. differentiates your home. takes you on just besides inside the house to the whole neighborhood. reporter: troy, if you can, give us a haircut. last thing i want to say. a lot of people concerned about privacy, this thing you will know it is there if it comes near you, listen. can you bring it closer? liz: we hear it. reporter: like a swarm of bees. liz: [laughter]. yeah. watch out. either that or wasps. you will know it, that is the coolest, coolest hit you have done in long time. you do a lot of cool ones. reporter: i try. too much politics. liz: we take biggest stories of the day and put the business twist on them. jeff, thank you very much. this is how you will see the overhead shot without paying entire airplane to t

. >> i know, and really big stars from the democratic party stood on the stage hine me, all campaigning for hillary clinton, to become the first female president, but it was president obama passing the torch to hillary clinton that many are talking about this morning. >> you know, nothing truely prepares you for the demand of the oval office. but hillary clinton's been in the room. she's been part of those decisions. she knows what is at steak in the decisions our government makes. >> i ask you to do for hillary clinton what you did for me. i ask you to carry her the same way you carried me. because you're who i was talking about 12 years ago when i talked about hope. hope in the face of difficulty, hope if the face of uncertainty it, the audacity of hope, so this year in this election i'm asking to you join me to reject sinisism, reject fear, tune sum on what's best in us to elect hillary clinton as the next president of the united state. show the world we still believe in the prom its of this great nation. >> and after giving that speech, hillary clinton made a surprise appearance on

. >> one of john hines' last conversations was that he was getting more conservative here.t say in terms of what we're talking about here with ronald reagan. that was 1980 and now it's 2016. the fact of the matter is we have a lot of changes for the negative and the bill that reagan signed into law in 1986 and i was there has not worked. so we need to do something else. >> but just overall. i'm not just talking about immigration and just how is donald trump reaganesque? >> they even have the same slogan. let's make america great again. that was on some of the reagan campaign buttons in 1980. >> so -- besides the slogan. >> jeff, can i say one thing? >> sure. to quote our old boss, there you go again. it is just not even believable to try and compare ronald reagan to donald trump and their personalities are so different. >> doug, doug, as i've said many times on anderson's show, no two human souls are alike. let's get over that. are there qualities about them? yes, there are. >> i guess, what are the qualities about donald trump that are like ronald reagan? >> well, ronald r

reporter: good morning, rahel. 8:00 just passed, and the cars just began to roll in, as you can see, hine me, a number of antique and very show cars just rolled in, lining up here, along east passyunk avenue. and i got to bring in pat. pat, common in. introduce yourself to our crowd. come on over here. >> from the northeast car club. >> wonderful. >> good morning. >> good morning. this is an exciting day for you guys. >> yes, it is, this is our 11th year running the car showdown here on east passyunk avenue. >> wonderful. and so tell me, the hundred 40 plus cars are going to be here today? >> yes, over 140 cars, last year was about 144, so we're expecting about the same this year. >> i'll move out of the way, so showing you all of the cars, different vehicles just roll up. but let's talk about this, you are here from the very beginning. tell me, you had a cute story about how this all began, 11 plus years ago? >> yes, 11 years ago, i was contacted by a person named al, from rose lena restaurant, just up the block here. he has an antique car himself. and said it would really and great idea

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. >> you also worked for john hines is my recollection too who would probably be rolling over in hisight now if he knew you were supporting donald trump. >> one of john's last conversations with me was that he was getting more conservative here. but that's an aside here. let me just say in terms of what we're talking about there with ronald reagan, that was in 1980. this is 2016. the fact of the matter is sadly, we've had a lot of changes for the negative here. the reagan, the bill that reagan signed into law frankly in 1986 and i was there, has not worked. so we need to to do something else. >> but just overall, not just talking about immigration, how is donald trump reaganesque? >> well, you know, they even have the same slogan. let's make america great again. that was on some of the reagan campaign buttons in 1980. >> besides the slogan. >> jeff, can i just say one thing. i mean. >> sure. >> to quote our old boss, there you go again. it is just not even believable to try and compare ronald reagan to donald trump. they are -- their personalities are so different. >> doug, as i've s

to the fourth we go, carlos ruiz, who got the start hine the plate, with single to right, driving inoint, phillies have two-run lead. then, in the fifth, facing rockies pitcher, and this ball goes down the right field line over the wall for anderson's first major league homer. the game tied up. then to the sixth we go. wheels came off for eye cough. colorado scoring six runs, three on this triple by tony, and the phillies lose eight to three. >> officially announced signing of henderson two years for 18 million. last night started playing las vegas summer league against the lakers, featuring top two picks in last month's draft, ben simmons, for the sixers, bra undone began, the lakers. simmons scored eight points, ten boards, and check out this past game. simmons had eight assists. game tied with ten seconds left, drives to the basket, and he will score, to give the six areas tonight point lead. 1st left after time out. check this out. lakers inbound, the ball to d'angelo russell, his three is good. the buzzer sounds, sixers lose 70 to 69. >>> now to tennis, serena williams looking f

. >> reporter: officials say there are so hines -- no signs he was radicalized, there may not be any on line, but he was directly inspired. it could have been a madman frustrated with his estranged wife. you think that's why we may have this wording in the statement? >> absolutely. the details of his home life are disturbing. the fact he smeared excrement through his estranged wife's house. those four men in custody will be key. clearly authorities are working exactly that -- did anybody work with him? can we tie him to anybody else? in these hours after the attack, the broader network is always so important. >> reporter: okay, thank you very much. we continue to follow for the latest developments becky. over to you for the attempted coup in turkey. >> thank you. >> reporter: in turkey, hundreds are under arrest after an attempted military coup sparked violence, chaos, and fears for the country's future. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: at least 90 killed and 1,000 wounded by gunfire and explosions as soldiers and tanks rolled through the streets of ankara and istanbul overnight. thousands f

it is a bit of a relief to have yours hine. >> you i enjoy going to someone else's convention. you, sean. bill: how many sanders supporters do you honestly think trump can attract? >> it doesn't -- bill: is it one, two is? >> i think it will be a lot. they need all of them. their coalition to win is made up of a bunch of niche coalitions. sanders coalition is big. enough people are upset with the system, upset with the government that doesn't understand their needs, if we get, five, 10, 15% of the sanders supporters -- bill: 15? >> recent polling number has gone up 40%. martha: a lot are young people don't feel affiliation with one party or other. they're looking for outsider. >> what you see all week is the status quo and establishment. if you want status quo, you will see on the stage. bill: thanks, sean. jon scott back in new york for "happening now." >> already major drama. the head of the dnc fired. she was booed at her delegation's breakfast. the threat of more leaked emails hangs over the democrats heads. catch you up on the latest drama. plus new polling shows donald tr

. >> golden's friends, matthew stable and thomas hines witnessed the blast. >> we don't know what happened there was a small explosion, and then dust. >> beyond the caliber of fireworks, just based on what we heard. >> is this your friend. >> yes. he is our friend. we should probably get in the ambulance. >> yeah, we gotta go. >> we believe this could have been put here as some sort of experiment. >> just yards away, cameras captured the sound of the explosion, while covering the funeral of nobel lawyureate. the bomb squad is still collecting evidence. >> this is explosive material. nothing to indicate this was an employee sie explosive device with the specific intent to harm any individual. >> lieutenant mark tory suspects it may have been in the park for a day or more. >> typically we will see a lot of experimentation, explosives. >> his grandmother says her grandson's leg had to be amputated from the knee down. >> one thing that conner had told his father was it didn't feel like a firework that he had stepped on. >> now, police have cleared golden and his friends of any wrongdoing. when

name is patrick mulligan and my remarks are written i own the building next the subject property on hines street since september of 1975 and lived there 8 years and want to make this presentation to the members tonight dear commissioners, i hope to persuade you this permit showcase withdrawn why? because it is fraudulent and contains material facts not true the subject property not been preempted as a restaurants the permitting failed to recognize this important material item i contend the permit shall be rescinded no where any city documents authorizing a use they simply represented they were one in the process failed in notice exposing this characterization after any train wreck they look at the process and the what and if and the histories thereof it is tsf that the process failed on all fronts regarding this property we're concerned that by allowing this process it being gains once again and regarding the process san francisco planning requires a dr to be filed before a permit is issued but the san francisco building department and an appeal has to be filed that favors the appellant b

bernie we hine reminds us of what democrats fight for every day, thank you, bernie, thank you.a choice. the choice of a new president. on one side is a man who inherited a fortune from his father. and kept is going by cheating people, by skipping out on debt. a man who has never sacrificed anything for anyone. a man who cares only for himself. every minute of every day. on other side, is one of the smartest, toughest, most tenacious people on this planet. a woman who fights for children. for women, for health care. for human rights. a woman who fights for all of us. strong enough to win those fights. we are here today because our choice is hillary clinton. i'm with hillary. [cheers and applause] i'm with hillary. i'm with hillary. you know, for me, this choice is personal. it's about who we are as the people, it's about what kind of country we want to be. i grew up in oklahoma. my daddy ended up as a maintenance man. and my mom worked minimum wage job at sears. my three brothers served in the military. the oldest had 288 combat missions in vietnam. the second worked constructio

drunk kenny chesney fans leaving behind this huge, disgusting mess outside hines stadium in pittsburgheveral layers of trash and empty beer bottles in the parking lot. a handful of others taken away in the back of cop cars. the same thing happened three years ago at the chesney concert in pittsburgh. fans making national headlines for brawls, trashing the city and officers slapping cuffs on nearly 80 people. >>> and did this inspire donald trump's run for president? ♪ for the land of the free >> yeah, actress roseanne bar, ouch, saying that she recently realized that she told trump to run for president years ago. during an interview with the republican presumptive nominee and michael moore on her talk show, she looked at trump and said, you should run for president. in a recent interview she says that it was because he was extremely progressive saying that we should invest more education and health care. well, a recent mixup said roseanne was endorsing trump for president. she cleared that up, she said she will write herself in on the ballots. >> bumper stickers, too. >> maybe she'll s

bereaved mothers of youngsters killed by police but not any relatives of police officers killed in the hinethe line of duty. what do do you make of this? >> it's a classic example of what democrats do best and i write about in my book. they have been creating their political power and winning votes off fomenting racial division for more than half a century. and i think we saw last night with michelle obama's speech about how the white house was built by slaves and, oh, yeah, what she left out of her speech, her race-baiting speech, was that the first black president lives in the white house built by slaves, and he is every day for the last seven and a half years has created racial animus between americans. so it was just, you know, this is what they do best. this is the con they do every four years to win black votes. so i'm not surprised that tonight we'll have part deux or, oh, race in america, it's just so bad, right? stuart: hold on a second. our viewers may not have seen michelle obama's speech or reference to the white house being built by slaves. let me roll that tape so our viewers