and tom kean was a two-term republican governor of new jersey. chair the 9/11 commission. his son, taom kean is the top ranking republican in the new jersey state senate. so that's tom kean, new jersey governor, famous family, distinguished career, and from the mid 1980s one time political acquaintance of football owner donald trump. and now, you know what the craziest thing is about tom kean of new jersey? now he's hillary clinton's running mate. what? >> her running mate, tim kaine, who by the way, did a terrible job in new jersey. first act he did in new jersey, was ask for a $4 billion tax increase and he was not very popular in new jersey and he still isn't. >> for the record, this is tim kean. no. this is tim kaine. there we go. see, the mistakes, they can happen. this is tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate. his name is tim, his name is kaine, and he's from virginia. this guy is tom kean. now, he's not tim kaine, he's a republican, he's 81 years old. donald trump might remember him from his new jersey generals failed football team yea

certainly there seems to be in some instances some connections there but going back to commissioner keane's point, you know, and i know the commission's well aware of this, that the purpose of campaign finance laws as per the supreme court is legitimate if they're seeking to prevent corruption or the appearance of corruption, and what i'm hearing from commissioner keane is bundling is something that we want to prevent or avoid or impact but for an entirely different it seems like interest. and i would simply urge the commission to keep focused on the anticorruption interest that all these proposals we're working on our fundamentally geared towards combating. >> well, what i said was not a concern about bundling different from anything other than corruption or the appearance of corruption, so i don't understand when you say that my addressing the aspect of bundling somehow i'm addressing it in a whole new way different than everything that we've been tattering so far, i think what chair renne brought up and what i followed with is something that is right in line with the whole topic of where

commissioner keane, commissioner hayon, commissioner chiu. >> here. >> we are still awaiting an appointment for a replacement for commissioner andrews, so all present commissioners are accounted for. turning to item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon, commissioner, charlie mark stellar, for the record, i just wanted to alert the commission to a very important post on the kqed news website that i got over the weekend pertaining to linar corporation, and the developments that are occurring both -- at both locations in the city. there's a significant and new items that are being reported in regards to the three indictments that have come down, so i did want to alert you to that and if you don't have it, i can forward it to you. or to your executive director who will forward it to you, okay, i wanted to alert you to that important item. >> i'm bob plant hold, i just wanted to offer comment about what may be change tos the pending whisleblower ordinance that supervisor breed has introduced and because of their [inaudible] may not be heard in

. >> william patterson, new jersey city university, kean. >> kean. okay. kids, have 50 students enrolled who are undocumented. rutgers, in the meantime, has over 307. >> have you reached out to them to say, you know, "listen" -- >> we've asked them questions, and we do the research. we're not there to push and say, "you better do this or we're gonna..." we just asked them, "what did you do to reach out to undocumented students who are about to finish high school or have finished it or may be at a community college to let them know that you want -- you're interested in them?" >> yeah. sure. what do you see at s p along those same lines, at places like rowan and rutgers and montclair? >> right. so, st. peter's has taken the initiative of establishing a center for undocumented students. the goal is to let them know that they're welcome. they can continue their education. at the same time, collecting resources to help undocumented students, like how to apply for daca, how to re-apply for daca, advanced parole, and scholarships that are available to them.

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commissioner keane, commissioner hayon, commissioner chiu. >> here. >> we are still awaiting an appointment for a replacement for commissioner andrews, so all present commissioners are accounted for. turning to item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon, commissioner, charlie mark stellar, for the record, i just wanted to alert the commission to a very important post on the kqed news website that i got over the weekend pertaining to linar corporation, and the developments that are occurring both -- at both locations in the city. there's a significant and new items that are being reported in regards to the three indictments that have come down, so i did want to alert you to that and if you don't have it, i can forward it to you. or to your executive director who will forward it to you, okay, i wanted to alert you to that important item. >> i'm bob plant hold, i just wanted to offer comment about what may be change tos the pending whisleblower ordinance that supervisor breed has introduced and because of their [inaudible] may not be heard in

lieutenant colonel ralph peters and judy miller along with retired general jack keane are here to discuss. donald trump making it official picking indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. will his conservative credentials convinced never trump to get behind the front runner? more to the political implications of the latest terrorist attack, we are asking karl rove. black lives matter protests expected today in a day of rage but has the movement put our police at risk? last week baltimore cops were fired on by a black lives matter sympathizer. are they going too far? clarence weaver is here. let's get to the terror attacks in france, 84 people dead including 10 children. joining me now is fox news's connor powell in nice, france. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we have seen a steady stream of survivors of the deadly attack leaving the hospital, we have a lot of people leaving with injuries to their feet, legs, hands, many looking shellshocked, very stoic, some crying family members, very emotional time to see these people leave. what we know is according to authorities, 84 peopl

commissioner keane, commissioner hayon, commissioner chiu. >> here. >> we are still awaiting an appointment for a replacement for commissioner andrews, so all present commissioners are accounted for. turning to item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon, commissioner, charlie mark stellar, for the record, i just wanted to alert the commission to a very important post on the kqed news website that i got over the weekend pertaining to linar corporation, and the developments that are occurring both -- at both locations in the city. there's a significant and new items that are being reported in regards to the three indictments that have come down, so i did want to alert you to that and if you don't have it, i can forward it to you. or to your executive director who will forward it to you, okay, i wanted to alert you to that important item. >> i'm bob plant hold, i just wanted to offer comment about what may be change tos the pending whisleblower ordinance that supervisor breed has introduced and because of their [inaudible] may not be heard in

. >> i would like to second what commissioner keane has said. the atmosphere in this room today is completely 180 degrees from the atmosphere when i first came on this commission, and i don't think this commission or its staff can do the proper work unless there is full involvement on the part of the community. i am an average voter and oncern is that my concern is that we passed this and it will go ton ballot but i hope you will do the same kind of work to inform and educate the a*frmg voter. from my understand, it's going to be at least 30 ballot measures, in situations like that, the average voter just says, i'm voting no on everything, so unless there's a real major concerted effort to educate vote and he iser to get them to vote particularly on this ballot which is of concern to you, then i'm concerned we may not succeed. and also a lot of this is quite arcane, so you need to find a way to get the message out in a way that's really comprehensible to the average person out there because otherwise they throw their hands up and say, okay, i do

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. >> he was confusing tim kaine with tom keane, right?> tom keene keane was governor of new jersey and he finished his term 26 years ago. i don't know. i was 5 years old then. i would have been a bad governor. i actually was older than 5. but at age 5 i would have been a bad governor. >> one of the things you talked about in your speech was your faith. >> yep. >> you're a catholic. so i have to ask you about your position on abortion because when you started your career you seemed pro-life. you were anti-abortion. now you are not and you have voted the way that planned parenthood and groups like that would like you to. the campaign manager for hillary clinton that you have given the campaign assurances that you're with hillary clinton when it comes to her position on repealing the hyde amendment which bans federal funding. >> that is not accurate and i don't think he's said that. my voting position on abortion has not really changed. i am a catholic. i accept the church's teaching on this issue, but i do not believe that the job of somebo

maria gets inside from general jack keane. here comes the judge. napolitano is back. is in session. works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. john: it's official. the democrats picked hillary clinton. is she going to do wonderful thing for you? >> raising the minimum wage, fair schedule, paid family and medical leave. john: that sound expensive. who pays for it? corporations? >> ban dorm that profits? >> yes. john: is the democratic candidate a crook, a liar who wiped her server clean? >> like with a cloth or something? john: many in her party don't like her.

commissioner keane >> that i had one thing also mr.edediah go exactly we said in terms of having that before us the . in terms of paralleling the state procedure has been discussed and recommended by friends of ethics and also as the chair indicated earlier to have the parallel procedure. but, and also we can do the options to have a ban or to have one of the three amounts that you suggested in the material you have before us to tonight. the 250, the $100 or whatever. that we choose one of those. if we choose not to go for the band but can i also emphasize one of the things that has been put by some of the speakers that i think is very important, particularly in light of proposition g. and evidently done on expenditure lobbyist, but that measure even uniformly to define lobbyist as both contact lobbyists at expenditure lobbyist could bolt thrust of what we did last year old thrust of what we've been doing is to not have any distinction between the two. that a contact lobbyists and expenditure lobbyist is a lobbyist. and is going to be

meeting restrictions. >> right. >> do i hear a motion that -- along the line of what commissioner keane said? >> moved. >> i think under the bylaws, i'm authorized as a spokesman and the sense of the commission is if i can't go or if i want to assign it to somebody else, i can assign it to any of the other three commissioners. okay. and i appreciate that because i will tell you, there are times when there are three or four meetings a day or at night, they're usually at night, but they're interesting and you see local politics at its best. alright. let's turn to discussion -- >> we need a vote on that. >> alright. >> so moved. >> second. >> alright. public comment? hopefully none. alright, hearing none, i'll call the question, all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> opposed? it's carried unanimously. turning to item 5, discussion and possible action on ordinance introduced by supervisor peskin to amend the campaign and governmental conduct code to require members of city boards and commissions to file behest payment reports, and i think mr. hepner is here from supervisor peskin's office and bri

. >> tom keane was governor of new jersey, and he finished his term 26 years ago. i don't know. i was 5 years old then. i would have been a bad governor. actually, i was older than 5. at age 5 i would have been a bad governor. >> you don't know whether or not donald trump is sane? >> i've never met donald trump. i got to scratch my head about that guy every day. the other day saying, hey, russia, put your thumb on the scales on the american election. >> what did you think of that? he said he was being sarcastic. >> he was being ignorant. oh, i was just joking around. i don't think cybersecurity is a big joking matter. i don't think russia and all their desires to screw around with other countries, which they do screw up elections in other nations by funding parties that are pro-russia, by engaging in cyber attacks against nations, even on election day to screw things up. this is what they've done. it's been proven. so when he say, hey, you should do it then he tries to pawn it off as a joke, the guy has a bizarre sense of humor. that ain't funny. >> what's been the

commissioner keane, commissioner hayon, commissioner chiu. >> here. >> we are still awaiting an appointment for a replacement for commissioner andrews, so all present commissioners are accounted for. turning to item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon, commissioner, charlie mark stellar, for the record, i just wanted to alert the commission to a very important post on the kqed news website that i got over the weekend pertaining to linar corporation, and the developments that are occurring both -- at both locations in the city. there's a significant and new items that are being reported in regards to the three indictments that have come down, so i did want to alert you to that and if you don't have it, i can forward it to you. or to your executive director who will forward it to you, okay, i wanted to alert you to that important item. >> i'm bob plant hold, i just wanted to offer comment about what may be change tos the pending whisleblower ordinance that supervisor breed has introduced and because of their [inaudible] may not be heard in

we have to assume he meant tom keane and i hear tom keane, former governor of new jersey, did have peopleratulate him. >> huge news for him. >> donald trump isn't the only person that gets them confused. but ouch. >> in that same press conference that john hinckley being released news, david hinckley, by the way, i just heard about it, i disagree with him being released. one of the reporters said it's john hinckley. he said john hinckley, i disagree. the problem is, it feels at times, everybody misspeaks at times but it feels like [ inaudible ] precedes the information. >> people that work closely with him will tell you that's their one frustration, how to get the information before him before he spouts on this. let's talk about what i was talking with robby mook about. judging the convention as a production, it's not even close. philly over cleveland and all that but ultimately you judge a convention on how it impacts voters. >> i think this convention will impact voters favorably. they heard great stories about hillary clinton all week long that kind of reintroduce her to people in a mo

commissioner keane >> that i had one thing also mr.edediah go exactly we said in terms of having that before us the . in terms of paralleling the state procedure has been discussed and recommended by friends of ethics and also as the chair indicated earlier to have the parallel procedure. but, and also we can do the options to have a ban or to have one of the three amounts that you suggested in the material you have before us to tonight. the 250, the $100 or whatever. that we choose one of those. if we choose not to go for the band but can i also emphasize one of the things that has been put by some of the speakers that i think is very important, particularly in light of proposition g. and evidently done on expenditure lobbyist, but that measure even uniformly to define lobbyist as both contact lobbyists at expenditure lobbyist could bolt thrust of what we did last year old thrust of what we've been doing is to not have any distinction between the two. that a contact lobbyists and expenditure lobbyist is a lobbyist. and is going to be

the judge in kean's case set the date after a closed door conference.ane is accused of leaking secret grand jury information and lying about it under oath. she's denied any wrong doing. >>> and happening today, emergency sirens will be testedality two nuclear plants locked on the same site in south jersey. we'll hear the noise coming from salem and hope creek generating stations. 37 sirens within ten miles of the plan the will go off from three to five minutes. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> clear skies right now, the temperatures are cooling down. cape may, look at the difference compared to yesterday. the flags are blowing and the wind has shifted. that's going to make a big difference for today. we'll see the temperatures come up like they did yesterday into the 80s but humidity levels also coming up, thanks to the shift in the wind. yesterday was a northerly wind. today it's coming out of the south. that's going to bring in additional moisture. right now, a few scattered clouds, lots of sunshine, 73 at 8:00. 83 at noontime. we'll be run

. >> i would like to second what commissioner keane has said. the atmosphere in this room today is completely 180 degrees from the atmosphere when i first came on this commission, and i don't think this commission or its staff can do the proper work unless there is full involvement on the part of the community. i am an average voter and oncern is that my concern is that we passed this and it will go ton ballot but i hope you will do the same kind of work to inform and educate the a*frmg voter. from my understand, it's going to be at least 30 ballot measures, in situations like that, the average voter just says, i'm voting no on everything, so unless there's a real major concerted effort to educate vote and he iser to get them to vote particularly on this ballot which is of concern to you, then i'm concerned we may not succeed. and also a lot of this is quite arcane, so you need to find a way to get the message out in a way that's really comprehensible to the average person out there because otherwise they throw their hands up and say, okay, i do

general jack keane is next.e people into the country who we have no idea where they are from, there is no paperwork, no documentation, hillary clinton wants to allow 550% more than even obama and he is letting them in by the thousands. martha: no group has claimed responsibly for the massacre in france but authorities say it has all the hallmarks of an isis attack. bill o'reilly and presumptive republican nominee donald trump talked about how isis has become truly a global threat. here is what they said. >> i believe it is a world war. we are in a world war scenario, no longer isolated isis attacks. do you agree with that? >> i certainly do and i have been saying it for a long time. we have a president that doesn't want to call it what it is. martha: chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news military analyst, welcome, good morning to you, good to have you back on the program this morning. look what happened in france, your thoughts? where are we? >> radical islam has morphed into global jihad

. >> i would like to second what commissioner keane has said. the atmosphere in this room today is completely 180 degrees from the atmosphere when i first came on this commission, and i don't think this commission or its staff can do the proper work unless there is full involvement on the part of the community. i am an average voter and oncern is that my concern is that we passed this and it will go ton ballot but i hope you will do the same kind of work to inform and educate the a*frmg voter. from my understand, it's going to be at least 30 ballot measures, in situations like that, the average voter just says, i'm voting no on everything, so unless there's a real major concerted effort to educate vote and he iser to get them to vote particularly on this ballot which is of concern to you, then i'm concerned we may not succeed. and also a lot of this is quite arcane, so you need to find a way to get the message out in a way that's really comprehensible to the average person out there because otherwise they throw their hands up and say, okay, i do

and we'll talk to jack keane. >> i hope they have her 33000 e-mails that she lost and deleted.ecause you would see beauties there. i used to blame the weather for my frizz. turns out my curls needed to be stronger to fight back. pantene's pro-v formula makes my curls so strong* they can dry practically frizz free.*á because strong is beautiful. get even stronger results with pantene expert, our most intensely concentrated pro-v formula. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 33,000 that are missing, i think you will be rewarded mightily by our press. >> donald trump appearing to call on russia to hack in hillary clinton's e-mail. he made several comments in a new's conference. twitter blowing up about it and he tweeted this, so if russia or any other country or person has hillary clinton's 30000 illegally e-mails, perhaps they should share them with with the fbi. and not encouraging anyone to hack her. intelligence officials believe that russia was behind the hacking that forced the democratic chair debbie wasserman-schultz to step down after they show

. >>> and hillary clinton formal ly introduces her vice-presidential candidate tim kean explains whyg mate. >>> it is sunday july 24th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. the lets start out with weather. damaging storms held through the delaware valley saturday. take a

. >> virginia senator tom kean wasting no time appealing to hispanic voters.g the stage for the first time as hillary clinton's vice-presidential pick. >> in the first 100 days, we'll put forward a comprehensive immigration reform package that includes a pass to citizenship. >> kaine taking direct aim at republican opponent donald trump's stance on immigration. (speaking spanish). >> anybody who loves america this much deserves to be here. >> reporter: supporters say they're fired up about the clintoclinton kaine ticket. >> i believe they compliment each other. about their views and where they see america in the future specifically in terms of gun control and what senator kaine spoke about immigration, about all inclusive, all embodying for the american people. >> and meanwhile hash tag latinos for trump is trending on facebook. some people reactioning saying kaine proficiency at speaking spanish is not enough to win their vote in november. >>> it is one of philadelphia's most iconic sites ton night it's looking very patriotic. boat house row lit in red, white

general jack keane, thank you so much for joining us. >> good talking to you, elizabeth. >>> tomorrow the republican national convention continues live from cleveland on fox news sunday. chris wallace talks with donald trump's campaign manager, paul manafort. check your local listings for time and channel. >>> coming up after the break, they have made their first appearance as gop running mates ahead of the republican national convention. we're going to hear what governor mike pence will bring to donald trump's race for the white house coming up next. >> i know from firsthand experience that strong republican leadership can bring about real change, just like we've seen in the hoosier state. and secondly, because hillary clinton must never become president of the united states of america. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. like having something your fit you, just right, thank you randall. every stitch and

commissioner keane, commissioner hayon, commissioner chiu. >> here. >> we are still awaiting an appointment for a replacement for commissioner andrews, so all present commissioners are accounted for. turning to item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon, commissioner, charlie mark stellar, for the record, i just wanted to alert the commission to a very important post on the kqed news website that i got over the weekend pertaining to linar corporation, and the developments that are occurring both -- at both locations in the city. there's a significant and new items that are being reported in regards to the three indictments that have come down, so i did want to alert you to that and if you don't have it, i can forward it to you. or to your executive director who will forward it to you, okay, i wanted to alert you to that important item. >> i'm bob plant hold, i just wanted to offer comment about what may be change tos the pending whisleblower ordinance that supervisor breed has introduced and because of their [inaudible] may not be heard in

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome pam livengood from keane, new hampshire. >> hi.or my 50th birthday, i got a 2-year-old. you see, my daughter and her boyfriend had a beautiful little boy named francis but they got caught up in drugs. it started with the pain medication she was given after francis was born. and it just got worse. it's hard to explain just how devastating it is to watch your child struggle with substance abuse. i know my daughter loved francis but love wasn't enough to take care of him. i started getting calls from child services. and one day, they said francis would be taken away from my family and put in foster care unless he had family who could take care of him. there was no way we were going to let our grandson end up in foster care. so, francis lived with my husband, john and i, until he was 5. his grandfather -- he lives with his grandfather now, who is on disability. and when you're my age, you don't expect to start all over again, raising a grandchild. today, my daughter is in treatment but she has a long road ahead of her. my story isn't u

. >> talk about the jazz take on the donald trump and talk about how tom kean did. >> reporter: kainewas very good. he is known as the nicest man in congress. but he tried to go on the attack a little bit and was almost cute. think of the nicest guy in your high school trying to be an attack dog he was a very well- received here. he talked about his record in virginia. his love for his wife and his roots. he talked about growing up as a welder's son and how he made it to the senate. >> i know there were protests again. a number of arrests as well. one woman was burned while she was stepping on a burning flag. talk about what is happening outside the center. >> reporter: the protests are going on. more unity on the floor of the convention. the sanders folks are quieter as the days go on but there was a woman who had to get the fire out. other protesters climbed a fence. there were trying to get to the delegates. the police and secret service shut that down fast. >> the glow this morning's around the president obama's speech but tonight, hillary clinton will make history, accepting the

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this is the same news conference where you have tim kaine milk up with tom kean the governor of new jerseyrible job and raised taxes in new jersey. but tim kaine is from virginia >> man donald trump wants to replace is in the building tonight, president obama. >> i think he will make a speech. i'm told he watched michelle obama's speech and liked it so much that he stayed up until 3:00 o'clock in the morning rewriting his own speech. does that mean he wants to top momma or he is proud of her, whatever it means, you know, we know he had has been working on this. he does make a good speech. >> bill clinton back in 2012 sealed the deal as it was for him, do you think that will be barack obama for hillary clinton making that to seal the deal tonight. >> yeah, i do. i think that is what this is all about. >> bob schieffer, thanks very much. >> good to see you. >> reminder, cbs news is covering every angle of the democratic national convention through thursday, "cbs evening news" with scott pelley is live from the wells fargo center at 6:30, cbs news also has live prime time coverage every night

the list we are hearing from party leaders publicly on the record it is likely virginia senator tim kean, former governor, bilingual and close clinton alley, agricultural secretary tom vilsack is a former governor of iowa, close to both hillary and former president, bill clinton, and then there is new jersey senator, and former newark mayor corry booker. he is known asiana tack dog when it comes to talking about donald trump and the republican ticket, this year, all three men have executive experience from the governor's mansion, down to the mayor's office. now hillary clinton is said at any moment to have a rally in tampa at the florida state fair ground. we have a live picture we want to show you. it is unclear if she will make the announcement at that rally , but monitoring it, and happen in a text message, i hud say, supporters this is something that hillary clinton has herself said that will happen for her support tours get that information out about her vice-presidential candidate. so should be coming down, ukee and nicole, probably in the next hour or so when we find out, we will

who names who keep coming up, senator tim kean and thomas vilsack. she could surprise everything.ne. >> he is documenting questions. i should note his -- getting extraordinary attention with cameras and reporters chasing him all day long. earlier at an immigration event he didn't bite on a vice-presidential nominee question. >> i've said all along what i'm going to say now, i'm a happy senator and not looking for another job. i'm a happy senator, not looking for another job and it has been a real honor. >> of course that's what you say when you're on the short lift. kaine did take some gentle swipes at donald trump. he has a nice guy reputation in the senate but wanted to show a contrast. >> give us some info on cory booker. >> i confirmed earlier today that senator cory become are met with secretary clinton at her home last week on a day she met with several others on the short list. booker was not biting at questions today but made an interesting sports reverence. >> talking to a former football player. i'm happy to do what the coach asks me to do and play whatever role that the

general jack keane is here on that. all ahead. on "happening now." sandra.arris: here in philly at the dnc last night some mothers of blacks who were victims of gun violence in general or police-involved shootings took to the stage describing anguish of losing their loved ones. and as they spoke, "black lives matter" chanted, erupted from the crowd. among the women, the mom of trayvon martin killed by a neighborhood watch man in florida in 12. among others the mother of eric garner and michael brown both killed by police officers. yet their appearance was not without controversy. philadelphia's police union blasted the decision not also to feature families of fallen police officers. now former new york mayor rudy giuliani says many officers say they believe it is part after deeper issue. here he is. >> they believe that president obama and the democratic administration, hillary clinton, is antipolice. and i think they have given every indication that they are. harris: all right, much love to our producers and writers but that section actually to me, as i was

. >> reporter: clinton kean will appear at a rally in miami on saturday.amie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we're getting a i first look at where hillary clinton will officially accept the democratic, presidential nomination. thinks inside wells fargo sent er from our cbs broadcast suite. ukee washington and jessica dean will be there to bring it all to you starting tomorrow night at 11:00. >>> yesterday organizers un veiled the stage where the democrats will make history. philadelphia's mayor jim kenney says he is proud of the local union work hours transform the wells fargo center from a sports arena to a convention hall. >> it is amazing to see it transform the way it is and for national world stage. we are very proud of philadelphia, of this building , of the work done here and what will happen here >> take a look crew is still busy inflating balloons that will descend upon the crowd next week. >>> make over is complete at the pennsylvania convention center just in time for the dnc. the exhibit, politics and you debuted as part of the politic

. >> general jack keane, probably the best epitaph for tonight. it is really sad. and it is.hank you so much for your insight as always. >> good talking to you. >> of course. >> well, the investigation now in overdrive as the death toll tragically grows, who was this man and why did he do it. >> stay with us through the night as we continue our coverage of the carnage at nice. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause

. >>> and hillary clinton formal ly introduces her vice-presidential candidate tim kean explains why she's choosing him as her running mate. >>> it is sunday july 24th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. the lets start out with weather. damaging storms held through the delaware valley saturday. take a look. this huge tree came down in magnolia camden county. a woman inside as pull from the wreckage fortunately up harmed. >>> and take a look at this, this eyewitness cam video shows rain and hail, pouring down in nearby haddon heights. the storms gave us a little break from the dangerous heat but temperatures are heading right backup. justin dray pick just in i was just telling you i had dinner in the city and i was having dinner near window, totally sunny and then it was like a monsoon. >> and then it got sunny again that is so typical, hot and humid we will get showers and storms coming up. today we will stay dry throughout the entire region. humidity drops today hey little bit. it will still be hot. we're talking mid 90's but tomorrow it ramps right backup we will talk about sho

stuart: jack keane, always good talking to you.reaking news, this is-- well, i don't know about a surprise, but breaking news, john hinckley, the man who attempted to assassinate president reagan is going to be released from president. ashley, he's been there 35 years. ashley: 35 years ago this week is when he attacked president reagan, letting off the number of gunshots less than ten feet away and president reagan ended up with a bullet in his lung, as we know, mr. brady also suffered brain damage, died in 2014. that was called a homicide. now, a judge has ruled, by the way, he was-- he had a defense of insanity, which was successful, hinckley, but now, a judge ruled that he is no further danger to society and he can live with his mother in williamsburg, virginia. stuart: he's coming out. all right. thank you, ashley. three big names in terms of stocks, all expected to open higher. i'll start with general dynamic, they make jets, tanks, naval ships, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and they will be forecast to go up. that stock is

not just in syria and iraq as jack keane just said, but globally literally from the united states toto win unless we create a coalition of those who agree, russia, saudi arabia, the united states, france, and the u.k. as a core, strike through turkey attack raqqa and break the back of isis and over time eventually, this terrorist entity will at trophy. general, steve rogers here. a common theme we've heard from everyone engaged in this war and you articulated it, we've got to do something. the president of the united states has to do something. my question is from your view, why on earth is he not doing what has to be done? i mean, more of these generals, including yourself and i commend you, you're a brilliant guy and we've got a lot of brilliant people that have weighed in on this, but the president is not listening to you guys. >> yeah, you know, steve, i've talked to many of my military colleagues in the pentagon, many retired officers, some of which you've heard this morning, they say the same thing. barack obama's personality, his world view is such that he views the third worl

i don't want to step on mister trump's under, president obama, joe biden, tim keane and hillary clinton third term in office. he has to own the foreign-policy side, the economic downturn, the increase in crime. there are a number of things she has to own. bill: do you have a war room set up on trump tower, how is that working with the campaign? >> we have an operation that is up and running. i can pretty much assure we are seeing. bill: how many people, give me a better sense. >> a handful of folks from the rapid response director and we are excited about the team we are putting together, other networks don't get it as often as we do a fair amount of this but we are on top of it. bill: is that why donald trump is injecting himself during this week? why is it so important to show up today in miami? >> this is about vision for america. we talk about hillary clinton and tim kane being part of the rigged system in washington donald trump and mike pence will break up the system and try to economy open up and restore law and order and defeat isis and back to the tpp, make sure trade deals are

commissioner keane, commissioner hayon, commissioner chiu. >> here. >> we are still awaiting an appointmentioner andrews, so all present commissioners are accounted for. turning to item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon, commissioner, charlie mark stellar, for the record, i just wanted to alert the commission to a very important

general jack keane is with us. general, welcome back.eah, good to see you. stuart: what does this mean for us? ordinary everyday people in america. why should we care about a failed coup in turkey? >> well, first of all, turkey itself. it's a country of strategic importance. it sits right there in the southern flank of europe. it's part of nato. it's on the border of europe and asia. it has significant impact on the middle east. it is one of the most powerful militaries in nato and all it is the most powerful military in the middle east. turkey certainly matters. and that's the reality that we're dealing with. go ahead. stuart: sorry, general, but we've been saying this is a lurch toward islamic authoritarian government in turkey. an upending of 100 years of secular rule and now they're going islamic. doesn't that have an impact on the migrant crisis going into europe and maybe also into america? >> yes, i think in time, it will have profound impact. what -- certainly this is all part of a deliberate meth on the cal approach that he is t

trump probably thinking of tom kean. the former governor of new jersey. trump on the campaign trail later today. >>> let's turn back to steve and nicole. is this one of those occasions where you have something that gets -- foreign policy establishment totally exercised that people have this collective outrage but if you're a trump voter and supporter, good for you. there he goes telling it like it is. >> i don't imagine donald trump is going to lose any support he already has because of this. the question though is donald trump pulled into the lead in one poll. lagged behind in the others. those few swing voters that there are, does this unnerve them. that's the potential problem. >> in cleveland last week on the floor of the arena they were chanting lock her up. let me show you the cover of the "new york daily news." does it have legs? >> i talked to them yesterday on the way into the arena and they view the day as success because they're in the news. the trump's campaign goal of the week was to get in the headlines every day to knock democrats off messa