lemonis: we'll figure it out. jessa lot of really colorful, nice spring bags from burton right now, so that would at least be eye-catching. chris: cool. jess: cool. lemonis: that looks good. jess: let's go ahead and hang this workout apparel. woman: yeah. jess: i want it to live here. ♪ lemonis: want to take a little quick tour before we open the door? it looks like a totally different business. chris: yeah, it is. lemonis: this is the biggest transformation that i have ever done to any business ever, and i spent about $400,000. i wanted to create the largest streetwear sneaker department in all of chicago. there are over 300 different types of shoes. i brought in an electronics department -- drones and gopros and cameras and the new electric skateboard display. we now have a real swim and a real ladies' department. jess did an amazing job buying bathing suits, women's apparel, streetwear, hoodies, shorts, tanks, t-shirts, in a wide selection. chris: you want to see the basement here? lemonis: this looks cool. chris: i

it's that simple. jesse: you would bench them? u would rip them off the field or suspend them for the season. >> i would bench them until they found that it was honorable to respect the country. this country has given them an opportunity to become millionaires. you can't play american football in peru. you can't play in england. american football can only be played in america. and you make a lot of money doing it. don't act like a clown. jesse: a lot of people agree with you. other countries, they don't disrespect their anthems in france, germany and great britain. those european countries have done and thought worse things than the united states. why do you think this happened in the united states? >> i don't know. i group in a community that probably was at least 50% black, 50% white. a steel mill town in pennsylvania. we didn't have any problems. i played football my whole life. there were more black players and whites. we played football. it wasn't about the color of a guy's skin, it was how he played the game and his contribut

i am basically a peaceful person, but it should be embarrassing. >> jesse: i would like it to be violence dana: what about canceling them? you could cancel them. >> katie: you could cancel them. i think the alpaca references a little humiliating. we could come up with something better. >> jesse: did i hear dana right, the democrats wanted millions of dollars to study why white people are in the cannabis business. is that really something they are trying to tie into the coronavirus relief package? >> dana: diversity reports. >> jesse: diversity reports. i think everybody likes cannabis. >> dana: no. no, no, no. >> jesse: maybe not you, kati katie. >> greg: lest they are edibles. dana only does the edibles. >> jesse: the point is donald trump said something hilarious but true yesterday. he said negotiating with the middle eastern companies is easier than negotiating with democrats. but for the first time at least to me it seems like the republicans are winning it messaging more around money. we have set so many fiscal cliffs, shutdowns, relief drama. i've never seen situation where it looks

>> it's jesse james and bob ford. was the one that took his life. >> it seems very unusual for the two of them to be in a picture together. >> it is, and it's the only one. so, my family had it. >> is sandy's strange inheritance the real thing? if so, this image might be worth a bundle. one of the most valuable photos ever is this tintype of western outlaw billy the kid. it sells for $2.3 million, to billionaire bill koch in 2011. jesse james is no less a legend. like our heir, sandy, he hails from rural western missouri. >> jesse james was born in september 1847. >> missouri historian christopher gordon. >> his father was a baptist preacher, a hemp farmer, and he was a slaveholder. >> jesse and his older brother, frank, grow up as tensions are escalating across the u.s. over slavery... with neighboring kansas, a territory deciding whether to be free or slave, exploding in violence. >> the rhetoric is heating up how law-abiding missourians should be able to maintain the lifestyle that they want to lead. >> when civil

it takes. here's "the five." >> jesse: hello. i'm jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." a major hour of breaking news. president trump facing a pivotal moment in his bid for re-election. and joe biden with his fiercest attacks on donald trump. we'll tell you what he said in just a minute. first, tonight is the night. just hours from now, president trump will speak at the republican national convention and accept his party's nomination for president. will he make his case for four more years and is expected to pick up where mike pence left off in attacking joe biden. here's the v.p. last night. >> joe biden would be nothing more than a trojan horse for the radical left. last week joe biden said democracy is on the ballot. the truth is, our economic recovery is on the ballot. law and order is on the ballot. the hard truth is, you won't be safe in joe biden's america. >> jesse: we have an excerpt from the president's speech tonight. "we have spent the past four years reversing the damage that joe biden inflicted the last 47 years." martha maccallum, what

everybody said it would be impossible. jessetrump administration brokering a deal between israel and the gulf states. what does this mean? and what does it mean for america. joining me, peter zeihan. your book predicted this. that's why we are having you on. i want to encapsulate your theory. the cold war ended 30 years ago, the soviet union collapsed. so the world order we put in place with the protected free flow of oil out of the middle east, free trade in exchange for market access to america, and that's unraveling, america is pulling back, now the middle east states are scrambling because who knows what comes together, right? >> absolutely. the security parameters that allow these countries to exist is now gone. what we are seeing out of the uae and other states in the gulf is they are starting to finds their own way. for the united states this is fantastic and a little awkward. fantastic that we don't have to protect them anymore. the oil markets are their problems, dealing with their customers is their problem and dweemg

everybody said it would be impossible. jesseration brokering a deal between israel and the gulf states. what does this mean? and what does it mean for america. joining me, peter zeihan. your book predicted this. that's why we are having you on. i want to encapsulate your theory. the cold war ended 30 years ago, the soviet union collapsed. so the world order we put in place with the protected free flow of oil out of the middle east, free trade in exchange for market access to america, and that's unraveling, america is pulling back, now the middle east states are scrambling because who knows what comes together, right? >> absolutely. the security parameters that allow these countries to exist is now gone. what we are seeing out of the uae and other states in the gulf is they are starting to finds their own way. for the united states this is fantastic and a little awkward. fantastic that we don't have to protect them anymore. the oil markets are their problems, dealing with their customers is their problem and dweemg iran is mostly

will be a dramatically bigger victory than people currently expect because -- jesse: wow. >> you see iteginning to build now. jesse: you do. >> there's a poll out in minnesota showing him tied and washington state and republicans came roaring back everywhere except seattle. and does dramatically better than they did in '18 in special elections we've been doing very, very well and i think i talked to a new york state assembly candidate yesterday who was running in a about suburban county outside new york city a hillary clinton county about 16 points. trump is now ahead in that county. and he said part of it is just violence that people are watching you know madison avenue and 5th avenue be trashed and they're watching gangs starting to come into their town and saying i don't anymore of this. jesse: if you can combine taxpayer funded abortion on demanding, putting beto in charge of grabbing guns or grabbing guns via executive order, while there's a crime wave happening, and giving taxpayer relief to illegal immigrants with regards to coronavirus, they want to give illegal immigrants acces

it? see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." ♪ jesse: welcome to "watters world" i'm jesse watters democraton job that's the subject of tonight's waters word. i didn't want to watch the democratic national convention. i did it only because i get fade to. but i need a raise for hazard pay at least because after this week, it was just nuts. apparently america is living under apartheid. >> we are confronting systemic racism. >> racism. systemic racism. president -- racial justice. >> systemic racial injustice. by systemic racism. racial injustice. racial justice. >> racial justice. >> racial violence. >> donald trump praised those racist. structural racism. >> systemic racism. racial bias. >> racial inequities. >> racism. >> structural racism. country that just elected a black president twice just became racist again. and the only way to make america not racist is to put democrats back in power. see how easy that is? all of the problems in the country will be solved when democrats control government. jesse smollett won't need to fake another hate crime joe biden also cure covid and went on to

she might run to it. jesse. you have great advice. t's important that all of you keep in mind she was seconding the nomination for bernie sanders, right? that is what she was doing. so of course. when you talk about some of these ideas as so radical i think to myself exactly what is jesse talking about? healthcare, is he talking about medicare for all, living wages, income inequality, helping young people pay off the tuition, very expensive tuition to college? guess what? the american people across the political spectrum think these are mainstream good ideas. so when you hear someone say hey, republicans are getting left behind on real ideas about real change that americans want, i would say pay attention. pay attention to why not only is alexandria ocasio-cortez winning reelection but there is a growth in the number, the caucus that supports her on capitol hill in terms of the democrats because people really do want change. people want change that makes their lives better and do not see what is going on right now as sustaining them, t

>> juan: it you trying to make this political. >> jesse: why is it not?ans and democrats can admit violent crime is bad and that video is repugnant. nobody is standing up and saying that good, that's great. no, it's awful. and that person should be arrested and prosecuted and in my opinion, found guilty, in jail. it's not a political event and if you want to then try to extend it and say oh, it's crime in the big cities. again, i said this repeatedly on this show. the statistics are clear. crime is down in america. 25% of what it was in the 1990s. and i'm going to say, there has been this surge in terms of homicide in some parts of the cities, the drug dealers and the gangs, but again, that is used by trump to distort the picture of a fairly safe country having the strong, sharp decline in crime over the last 30 years. but trump uses this to scare people and i think he hopes to distract from the damage being done by his failure to lead on the pandemic. his failure to deal with race relations. that's what's going on. >> jesse: i think the people that are s

jesse, take it away. >> jesse: the republicans didn't say joe and bernie are the same. d it. >> juan: from 40,000 feet. it's very popular to say -- >> jesse: i know why -- >> juan: deal with income equality. >> jesse: i know why he said it. heat the wanted to say it he would've said it during the dnc in front of all those americans watching. instead he said it to a periodical. was he really talking to? he's talking to the far left base. he knows that as a fracture in the base and they're not enthusiastic for joe biden. he is doing base maintenance. he knows it's about turnout. he has seen the numbers. he knows are not excited about joe so he's trying to sooth the concerns of the far left. everybody sees it. we just got the numbers out of the dnc. 1,000 dnc delegates voted against the joe biden democratic platform. that's 25% of the delegate said no, joe, we are not happy with it. the proof is in the pudding. to raise taxes during a recession is moronic. he's talking about income, carbon taxes, estate taxes, capital gains tax and corporate taxes. he's proposing 4 trillion

it there. so juan, jesse, i get you two confused. rs ago, they were just harassing politicians at restaurants. now they expanded the target to just people that do not bend to their demands. it's actually getting way worse. >> jesse: because they tonight have the intellect to debate the issues. used to be you persuaded the other side with ideas and words and policies to come vote for you. now they just smear you, they harass you and intimidate you. shows how they have given up even in the policy debate. you don't hear the democrats talking about trade policy, immigration policy, foreign policy, tax policy. nothing. they say trump is evil and vote for us our we'll kick your butt. if that was me -- depends if i was eating, gutfeld. it would depend. if i just sat down and i was hungry, that might go off. if i'm near dessert, you know, i might take a stand. >> greg: you're definitely -- you're always thinking about the bill. that's what you're thinking about. dana -- >> jesse: because if they don't have that, indoors, nobody can harass you

jesse: right. >> and it's taken behind cars you can't see as much. he attorney for the defendant will argue self-defense and just going back to the blake situation this is another reason why you need body cameras these body cameras that they say they can't afford them in the police department but the cost, i mean, more than make up for it when things -- >> could i make a quick point? we talk about law and order but order means process and process means facts. you are right these body cameras protect police and the subjects of a police investigation. i think a lot of police officers who may have initially objected ten years ago to that of starting to figure that out right now. these body cameras help everyo everyone. jesse: may be he made a threat, maybe he would take the kid hostage in those things are swirling in the minds of the officer and now you don't know exactly what happened and again another tragedy unfolds. racial tragedy with police in america. dan, thank you for your expertise. >> thank you, jesse. jesse: rand paul attacked leaving the rep

apparently, you are not alone, jesse. ithappening everywhere across the new york georgia/shoreline. but i feel like the administration or the dni office could have handled the communication on this little bit better because it was just sort of put out there without a lot of explanation and the follow-up explanation was pretty good. if you are going to do something like that you need to do it no way that shows you are leading with your front foot rather than having to backpedal. i don't think that was handled as well as it could have been. do you think it is a parody to have people that did politicize intelligence complaining about the intelligence of politicizing? why are the democrats not more angry with doing more stuff, russian interference if they were so convinced was happening at the time? and it is the trump administration's responsibility to make sure the election goes as well as it can. obviously, the governors have a big role to play but when it comes to intelligence, i think the in person ratings make a lot of sen

it. i saw what you saw, jesse, about grievance, fear, name-calling. for me, trump has been the incumbent for four years. four years. had control of th the house, senate, white house. i may have missed it but no fix on obamacare or to make health care better. he said it was going to happen quickly and be simple. no fix on immigration law, nothing on immigration law. forget that except all the hooting and hollering about a fictional wall. he repaired. 80% as a repair job, jesse. >> jesse: that's not true. >> juan: let me finish. the only legislation this president passed in four years, talk about running on the record, was the tax cut for the richest 1%. it's a pretty abysmal record and no policy in terms of a second term agenda. zero, except w we are all trumpian. >> jesse: prison reform. to say was about the beast, he had multiple black americans, former democrats, a lot of reaching across the aisle. >> greg: i have an idea for a show called the post five fact-check. three solid hours of fact-checking everything juan just said because that's how long i

it's the cdc, not me. go wash your hands. >> jesse: you guys know the song, mc hammer. that's one way to do it. work. the >> dana: i want to do a big shout out to my little cousin, there you see her here. i responded to the junior girls all around champion, she won in the western county jr. rodeo all around, she is ten years old. you might remember a few years ago, she also won because she's amazing and she has a new horse called holly. she sent us a little video. >> it's me and my horse holly, we want to tell you thank you so much for sponsoring the junior girls all around. we won barrels and goat tie and when they called my name, i was so excited. >> dana: congratulations jocelyn. >> juan: i might have to sponsor a horse next year. >> greg: let's do this. "animals are great ♪ ♪ animals are great i can't actually see this video, i'm assuming it is of a squirrel having the time of his life. i got to tell you, i would give anything to trade places with that squirrel. that feeling must be the greatest feeling in the world and right now, i don't know. i can't even tell you what i'm thinking. >> je

is actually the one that's actively ending arms control as we know it jesse. it's insanity total insanity people don't realize what this stuff we can destroy the earth do we really want to end mankind you know for all the religious people out there it's not going to be god who does it it's going to be us who does it and the stupidity of this nuclear arms race look at the money that's going to be wasted on this sin to the sins that could be accomplished if they would spend money on how to blow each other up and destroy the entire planet we live on you know maybe we wouldn't have a pandemic if they decided to spend a little money on the coronavirus instead of building more missiles to potentially kill more people who coronado or the governments we now turn to syria where an unnamed american company has signed a contract with syrian kurdish rebels to develop and export the sovereign nations crude oil with permission from the u.s. state department kurdish rebels known as the syrian democratic forces are backed by the us and previously seized the most of syria's oil pro

close to jesse it was just the less structured the budget. the ultra combative klaus just 0 resetting the ball for a get a college collection over to james he knows it. you better watch out when klaus is about half measures with him. no surprise by just 7 to get to the seeds of if you break the rule to put it. close to 0 when does he get a notebook a. little one of the new iraq that likes age union not as mountain challenge last summer and such about making a top class team even better. the laughing stock of players through the house was to look. selfish but it was fun to watch him like to join the 1st half of the season they were taking their chances exceptionally well for be up to. the top storing team at the winter break with one on the security critical. part of the team. $18.00 in the 1st 17 match days a new individual best month for him and a club record to base. the foresee a running like cigs number one goal grab i guess by the name the team is bad. but it kills me you'll find at the heart of this team its muscles up that's a little ma

it's kind of interesting. i wanted to show that to you all. after rob ford murdered jesse james, the ford brothers expected to be treated as heroes. but instead they got public abuse because it seemed like such a cowardly way to kill jesse james. they killed him for two reasons. the first one was the $10,000 reward. that sounded pretty good to them. the second one was bob ford had actually been accused of murder and governor crittenden of missouri had agreed he would pardon him from that murder if he'd kill jesse james. so he took him up on that offer. ford was charged with the murder of jesse, but true to his word, the governor pardoned him of both murders. the brothers however, only ended up getting a fraction of the reward money. three months later, frank james surrendered to the governor. he had tired of the outlaw life. the public offered such universal sim paththy that even though frank underwent several long trials, he was acquitted of all crimes. so he returned to the james farm, and he worked as a horse trainer and actually started a racetrack, and he lived to be

everyone would like to attend, everyone would like to cover it. jesse: oh, it would be fun to ron:. you think covering the trump administration is fun. ron: we'd have to live with the consequences but, yes, you have written that congress is a branch that has the powe not only to resolver a question to extend rights to provide equal rights but also the part of the separated powers that actually has the ability to heal divisions, to do something that actually has a healing effect as opposed to what we are seeing come from some supreme court decisions. >> it doesn't feel that way now, don't get me wrong. the core fact of this moment in our constitutional system, the generative fact that creates everything else is a weakness of the congress. it would not have surprised the framers of the constitution that the court would try to seize power or the president would try to seize power. what is surprising is that congress is willing to renege power. not just willing but eager. and once the other braces to make the hard choices and have only easy choices that you can run on for reelection. we

it here. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with jesseatters, greg gutfeld, donna brazile, and katie pavlich. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the speculation is over. joe biden's name kamala harris as his pick for vice president. both will appear together in delaware tomorrow. biden tweeting "eye of the great honor to announce i have picked kamala harris, fearless fighter for the little guy and one of the country's finest public servants, as my running mate." back when kamala was attorney general, she worked closely with bo. they took on the big banks, protecting women and kids from abuse. i am proud then and proud now to have her as my partner in this campaign." kamala tweeting saying "joe biden can unify the american people because he spent his life fighting for us and asked resident he will build an america that lives up to our deals. i am honored to join him as our party's nominee for vice president and do it takes to make him the commander in chief. donna brazile. historic day for kamala harris of the nation. first

since it would help benefit them to catch jesse james. nd the reward was large enough it made one of the gang members turn traitor. when jesse was 34 years old, his wife, he's there on the right, his wife pleaded with him to live a more normal life. and he agreed that sounded good. first, he wanted to commit one last robbery, because he said that would permit him to retire and live the life of a gentleman farmer after he got this money. he began planning it with bob and charles ford. bob ford is here on the right. on april 3rd, 1882, they were in jesse's cabin planning this robbery when jesse noticed that a needlework on the wall was crooked. he pulled a chair over and stood on the chair to straighten it, and he heard a cloocking of a pistol. as he turned his head, bob shot him. the bullet entered right below his right ear. he was killed instantly. his wyche and children were in the next room. they came rushing into the room. bob fled immediately. charles stuck around for a minute or two trying to convince him that the pistol had gone off

it was said the james younger gang lived by the horse and died by the horse. jesse james had developed into an expert horseman. he believed the best mounted man often won because it allowed them to easily outmaneuver and outrun anybody pursuing them. william cody, or buffalo bill, allegedly told authorities, that is why the james brothers are making fools of you. they ride superior horses. jesse imported many of his from kentucky because he wanted thoroughbred horses. they had great stamina and they were very calm -- and they remained calm even if gunfire broke out. one of his favorite horses, stonewall, named for stonewall jackson, and he took a picture that in 1875. it is the only picture of jesse james with the horse that exists. in 1874, both jesse and frank got married. they lived near nashville, tennessee. jesse became a respected citizen of the area and got involved in horseracing. however, there is no national network at the time so catching the outlaws proved to be a very hard task. the missouri governor had hired the pinkerton detective agency to look for

that's not leaving anything unsaid, jess. >> it's not. and it's following michelle obama's remark perfectly as she said. she gave us marching orders, how to vote, when to vote, how to track ballots. these are the things we need to do to ensure democracy. she spoke to our hearts. i think obama is going to speak to our principles tonight. he's going to carry the weight of the white house with it. it is remarkable there is no living president who will stand up and back donald trump. we are going to hear from the m men who have sat in that office and taken on that responsibility, and they know that donald trump has not done what he ought to have done with it. honestly electronegati honestly, even the presence of obama strikes a really important contrast with the man who currently sits in the office. it's not so much about the substance of what he says. it's the simple fact he's able to center somebody other than himself in his own remark. he's going to center the american people. there were two may r jo things that happened to get him in. one

actually said each state should do their mandates on their own so he's actually leaving it up to the state. >> jesseso it's the same thing. >> greg: he's doing what prompted. what's new? >> marie: everyone should wear a mask and the cdc director today said publicly that we are in store for the worst fall we have ever seen ahead of us. he's been tweeting a lot about masks this week, there's a worldwide effort to get more people to wear a mask an some states may have to mandate this. a lot of states were trying to see if citizens would do this on their own out of the goodness of their heart, patriotism and protecting their fellow citizens and unfortunately many people aren't. governors have to step in and put in place some regulations that when you go out side with a group, when you are in a store, whatever, that gets people to behave better. 165,000 dead people. >> jesse: marie, why didn't they take questions, by the way? >> marie: i don't know why they didn't take questions but i guarantee they will at some point. to dana's point earlier, this is working for them. joe biden is up in every poll, why

it off. we are going to play for new york with all the crime in new york, i'm going to play for new york. >> jessethat was president trump speaking live in wisconsin, calling it a peaceful protest, not a traditional campaign rally zeroing in saying he is bossed around by crazy bernie sanders and ruled by nancy pelosi and kamala harris, and really focusing hard on the defund the police movement, socialism, cancel culture, and talking about to the big enthusiasm gap between him and joe biden. greg gutfeld, what did you make of the president? looks like he is back in fighting shape because of the few months off? >> greg: i was eating nuts and yogurt while watching it, and i have something in my tooth. i think that there is something stuck between this with here. and it is disgusting, but he was back to form and i always love it when he suggests that he is going to do a third term, because it just upsets so many people, and now he is offering kind of a justification for the third term, which is that the first term does not count because they -- it was treasonous. i get a big kick out of that. >> jesse

jessica aguirre rejoins us with a look at what is happening beginning next week, jess. >> it is a brave new world with remote learning and not all teachers say they may be brave enough to handle not only teaching the kids but all of the technical stuff that they have to go with it. they're worried they're spending more times working with computers and fixing tech issues than actually teaching. >> i'm really concerned about attendance, because i'm worried that a lot of my incoming freshman either don't know about where to meet me, how to access my google classroom, or the kids don't have the technology to do so. >> and they have to meet the teacher for the first time on monday via the computer. now the district started loaning out chrome books and wi-fi hot spots to students who need them. part of oakland united undivided, the district said it will give needy students brand-new computers to keep. while the district is working to solve that problem, there is another one that popped up. sind mid-march they have handed out 4 million meals to hungry families but now a new government rule wil

jesse: an excellent analysis thank you very much. powerful ceos good grilled on capitol hill headed for censorship and bias against conservatives. >> it is possible at face but one - - facebook your employees have the power to disadvantage themselves. >>. >> there is a hearing component were there is not. >>. jesse: join we now florida congressman and author of the upcoming book firebrand which is now available for preorder so basically you got the's executives to admit letting their employees go rogue to censor conservatives and re- wire or engineer sites and they don't have any idea what's going on under their own nose? >> bigse tech used to tell us it was a glitch in the algorithm that now we see there are a blacklist and deep in the heart of silicon valley they beat to the heart of the online tyrant and with that type of power it does not give us the freedom or the democracy that we deserve in a country is great is america. >> you have to threaten to bust up these monopolies if they don't play fair. i cannot believe you are not on this committee you are on every single committee but doctor fauci was grilled by a bunch of your coll

but you can destroy a city like that. >> dagen: and we are watching it happen in new york. jessepoint, gang related crime is usually a drug crime. 80% of it roughly. guess what, federal crime, that's where the feds can help out. you have a racketeering enterprise, organization, the feds can come in and actually make charges. it worked in new york city under rudy giuliani busting up drug dens in hell's kitchen. why not now? because cities are run by democrats. >> jesse: the diversions in homicides and other crimes is very easy to explain, marie. you don't burglarize a home if you know someone is locked down in it. a lot of people aren't being raped because bars aren't open. homicides and shootings are because police are there and they shut down these violent task forces. the only silver lining, i think there's going to be a big baby boom in this country right about now. if you keep people in homes for six months with your spouse and just alcohol, you're going to have babies there when you flee cities because of violence and moved to the suburbs, cheaper and easier to have a baby a

it. there will be a lot of eyeballs to see what this ticket looks like. >> jesse: let's bring in geraldo rivera. speaking about the ticket, what do you think the addition of kamala to the ticket does for joe biden? where does it energize him? where does it help him? what are your thoughts? they say nobody votes for vice president. except this time may be. when look at joe biden, every time i see him i like him, however we are almost the same age. he's eight months older than i am but he is an old 77. he has a fragility about him, a fragile nature that seems to me, you look at kamala harris and you look at the person who will be the 46th president of the united states, not necessarily four years from now. god bless him. i hope he lives forever. that's my instinct. my impression just looking at him. in terms of kamala harris herself, senator harris, i think what everybody has missed up until this point is this is history, man. it's a very big deal. this is a woman who's got a reasonable chance of being the next vice president. she is a woman of color. she's a black woman. she's a south asia

it was tied 1-1. on one of the inning, the former pitcher [ laughter ] otherwise known as jesse chavez takes it deep for the walkoff grand slam by stephen piscotty. walk it off, four straight victories for the a's, a 5-1 final and i would call it a careful celebration for stephen piscotty. >>> let's take it to colorado where the giants have never played well. have about three more errors tonight, three straight losses in a three run deficit here when stephen dugger sliced one deep with two men on. it looked like it was going to be a game-tying home run. in fact, the empire signaled a home run. of course, they had to review it and it showed correctly so that it hit the top of the fence and it was eventually ruled a two run double and the giants throughout 3-2 for the rest of the night. nolan arenado made a great defensive play and hit this laser shot, his second in this many nights. 5-time final. the 49ers are encamp ready to go. there the only game in town. i'm just going to say this is a reality for raider fans. they are no longer here, it's all about the 49ers and jimmy g, whose sports again when he s

it takes. here's "the five." >> jesse: hello. i'm jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city.or hour of breaking news. president trump facing a pivotal moment in his bid for re-election. and joe biden with his fiercest attacks on donald trump. we'll tell you what he said in just a minute. first, tonight is the night. just hours from now, president trump will speak at the republican national convention and accept his party's nomination for president. will he make his case for four more years and is expected to pick up where mikece

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eastern time, and it is that time, the five starts now. jesse rogers along with juan williams. this is the five. joe biden exceeding expectations with his big speech of the d&c. democrats breathing as i ever leave that biden didn't blow it. on a wide range of issues. take a look. >> the current president american darkness for much too long. i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. character is on the ballot. compassion is on the ballot. decency, science, democracy, they're all on the ballot. we would get control of the virus that has ruined so many lives. our current president failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he has failed to protect us, he has failed to protect america, and my fellow americans, that is unforgivable. >> president trump firing back today disputing the doom and gloom depiction of america. >> the democrats held the darkest, angriest, gloomiest convention in american history. they spent four straight days as racist and a horrible country that must be redeemed where joe biden sees american darkness i see american greatness. >> i think the reviews

back to you. >> thank you, jesse. >>> well, it's been another day of poor air quality across the bay area. here is a live look now from sutro tower. it cleared up a little bit afternoon, but there is still a haze in the air. bill has the latest on the conditions. bill? >> well, the air quality is still not great. the bay area air quality district management has extended the poor air alert. great news for firefighters, though, huge humidities, reasonable winds have really helped with these fires, but look at all of the smoke that's been created, and with no real mechanism to blow it out, that smoke is going to linger. so what happened this morning? santa cruz is south of the bay area, right? kid you notice how the bay area had really bad smoke ? the winds came out of the southwest. when that happens, right? it brings -- santa cruz is south, a southwest wind brings that smoke to us. now, this whole next three or four days, the winds will fluctuate southwest to northwest. what is to the north of us? the other fire in the point reyes area. so that smoke is going to be bouncing back and f

it was a great message. >> all right. jesse, i want to hear your thoughts. i was watching the speech i thought it was very long. i think it was more than an hour. seemed slow at points. and even the attacks on joe biden from the president -- and normally he has punch, he can stir people up -- it felt like reruns to me. what was your view of the speech? >> i am very angry with with the president. i told him all week to keep it ending before 11. he kept me up until 11:30. i am a mess today, juan. i can barely keep my eyes open. i will give him a pass. i know it was a special night. i disagree with you. i thought it was an effective speech. they reignited the base and extended a hand to other people. the fight against coronavirus as a war and america always wins wars was very escalative. -- effective. he laid out what he accomplished and cast out a vision for the future to untangle ourselves from china and making us the manufacturing sure power, winning the race to 5-g. putting a man on mars. tax relief and war on crime. very uplifting message. i think he defin

we talked to legends in the field, angela davis, al sharpton, jesse jackson, it was inspiring to me to find a lot of optimism coming from those voices. here are people who have been working for change, racial justice for decades, and if -- i felt you know what, if they can find optimism at this time, then certainly we can too. >> one area where i've been starting to feel more optimistism is in language. police involved shooting, when it is the police shooting someone, it is not a police-involved shooting, protests versus strike. what the players of this week did was a strike, they were using their labor and withholding labor. do you think we're starting to get that right? is the language starting to improve in the way we cover these issues? >> i think it is. and i think that there is always room for more progress. it is really encouraging to me, you know, one example i think about that has been important, that i think is related, is, you know, you remember a time when there was a mass shooting in america, the names of the shooters would be very prominently reported by the media. and i

we hand it over to bret baier for special coverage of the republican national convention. bret? >> thanks, jesse. welcome to washington. breaking tonight, it's president trump's big night in just a few hours. he will formally accept the nomination for a second term as president. he's trying to spice up that campaign giving a fiery speech we expect from the south lawn of the white house. we'll have a preview of tonight's big event in a moment. first, we are getting a look at the devastation from what was hurricane laura as the storm makes its way inland. a louisiana man says the aftermath looks like 1,000 tornadoes went through the area. more than 700,000 people were without power at one point. laura has now weakened to a tropical storm. chief white house corr responsible department john roberts with what the president had to say on a trip to fema ahead of his big rnc speech. jonathan serrie begins there lafayette, louisiana. good evening. >> good evening. emergency management officials confirmed four storm-related fatalities in louisiana including a 14-year-old girl. all of the victims died afte