joining me now is mark hughes and his brother, cory. i want to start by saying it is great relief to see you safe after lft night. that was a terrifying moment. >> absolutely. >> take me through what happened last night. >> well, i decided to come to a protest. i wore my firearm. everything was peaceful. it was an enjoyable moment and then chaos broke out. once the chaos broke out, i was -- i found out i was a suspect in murdering police officers. >> how did you find out your picture was circulating as a suspect? >> i received a phone call. i received a phone call that i had just been seen on a media outlet which it did surprise me because my brother had just did an interview and i was in the background so i took it as they were telling me they seen me on the news, and they notified me that no, you were a suspect in the shooting. >> you saw that image of your brother circulating and what did do you then? >> well, i went into panic mode, number one. then i went into defense mode. i thought that it was imperative at that time for me to re

. >> whoever put this picture out as my brother the suspect, mark hughes is not a suspect. was not loaded. and when the fires -- when the shots started firing, he gave his gun to a law enforcement officer. >> that is the brother of mark hughes who apparently gave his ar-15 gun that he had carried with him to that protest, handed that over to police. >>> we're going to be right back and we're going to talk about history of violence in dallas right after this. get ready... to show your roots. with root touch up from nice'n easy it blends with leading shades, even salon shades. in just 10 minutes. so pick your shade. and show the world your roots... ...with root touch-up. legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> just over a year ago dallas suffered through another attack on its law enforcement. on the morning of june 13th, 2015, james boulware parked his armored van in front of the dallas poli

mark hughes then spoke to local television stations.'s take a look at that. >> we asked him, said you know what, y'all have my face on the national news. are y'all going to come out and say this man had nothing to do with it. >> imagine going through that and being accused like that. >> it showed kind of the promise of twitter that you can get this information out really quickly. but the pitfalls in a situation, even as quickly as he was exx exonerat exonerated. it didn't stop the death threats coming his way. even though the video had surfaced, it was on twitter. he was still on national networks being accused of being a suspect. they're running the initial tweet. >> television was behind the lightning speed of twitter. so the minnesota case, this was the shooting of philando castile in the car during a traffic stop. his girlfriend, diamond reynolds not only used her phone to record the shooting, this was heartbreaking and incredible. but streams it on facebook live. what was the impact of that? >> it was amazing to me she had the pres

after the shooting, the dallas police department tweet add picture of a guy makes mark hughes saying is a suspect, please help us fine him, and tell us what happened. >> yes, right after that tweet or shortly thereafter, another tweet surfaced that showed mark hughes, a video, in a tweet showing mark hughes in a crowd of the protesters as the sway was unfolding, exonerating him. >> a after the shooting? >> after shooting standing this and talking with others and it exonerates him from being a suspect. in an hour or so, between the two tweets he was accused and exonerated. that is amazing. mark haws specific to local television stations. look at this. >> we say, now you have my face on national news, are you going do come out and say, this young man had nothing to do with it? >> imagine going through that and being accused. >> it shows the promise of twitter you can get the information out quickly but the pitfalls in the situation, as quickly as he was exonerated it did not step the death threats and even though he was -- the video surface on twitter he was still on national networks

that's mark hughes in the photo. mark turned himself in. he was released about a half hour later.ality he was a peaceful demonstrator. that picture retweeted tens of thousands of times, plastered all over facebook. mark hughes joins me along with his brother who was one of the organizers. let me start with you. walk me through how this hand. give me a blow-by-blow. >> a blow-by-blow is kind of difficult because i wasn't aware that i was even a suspect. gun shots rang out. we ran. we went to go to our vehicle to leave but our vehicle was at the spot where, i guess, a lot of the shooting was happening. it was hours later after i had given up my gun that i received a phone call that i was now a suspect on cnn. around multiple news outlets that i was a suspect. and i just didn't understand how i became a suspect. >> and who called you? just a friend? >> a friend. >> mark, i see your face plastered everywhere. >> the moment they told me my face was out there, the only thing i could think of was, of course, i was in the background when they were doing interviews. of course, i made natio

. >> that gentleman's name is mark hughes.d by our colleague craig melvin this afternoon. his photo was flashed around the country and around the world last night. he did in an open carry state, he did wear a camo shirt and ar-15 over his shoulder to that rally last night and he said to craig he wanted to assert his second amendment privilege to do so. he was wrongly put out as a suspect by the dallas police department. he has since successfully had that photo taken down. cal perry was with us as evening turned into early morning, watching the progression of this story. cal, one of the scary parts is a lot of folks in the east had retired for the evening, darkness had just fallen on that rally in dallas when everything went south. >> yeah. and we for the first time that i can really remember, were able to watch it unfold online without any filters. i'm not sure that's a good thing. i don't know that we're ready sort of as a society to deal with what technology has brought us and we saw that playing out there with mark hughes.

dallas police tweeted out this photo of mark hughes carrying a gun. tweet read, this is one of our suspects. please help us find him. but it turns out, he had nothing to do with the shootings. and that gun totally legal under texas open carry law. when hughes saw the tweet he immediately found an officer, explained they had the wrong guy and turned over his gun but that didn't stop thousands of death threats from pouring in. >> they plastered his -- his picture on twitter, gave it to the media, the world saw him as a mass murderer. why? because he was a black man with a gun. >> we have been checking all morning and dallas police have not removed that tweet. >>> a civilian was also injured in the gunfire aimed at police and according to a family member, shatania taylor was attending the protest with her four sons when gunfire erupted. she threw herself over her son and shielded him of the she was shot in the leg. taylor's sister described it from the son's perspective. >> he was scared. he didn't say much. when he walked into the hospital he grabbed he

mark hughes later turned himself in to police and was released late last night. police never explained why he was identified as a suspect. and video from the scene appeared to show hughes walking on the street not where the shots were fired from. >> hey, i mean, i don't know what to say. i -- i -- i can't believe it. i can't believe it. um, the crazy thing about it is, is that i was down here, i couldn't get to my vehicle because of the roadblock, and i could have easily been shot. >>> in oakland, protestors took to the streets last night. this is the scene overhead from chopper 5. demonstrators shut down 880 in both directions near broadway. opd says there were about 500 people out there. the backup it caused stretched for miles. kpix 5's anne makovec is in the newsroom and has been following the story. >> reporter: the good news is 880 has been reopened. that happened just after 1:00 this morning almost five hours after it was closed. the protest began at 7 p.m. downtown. about 2,000 people there marched through the streets taking over frank ogawa plaza and gat

the man later identified as mark hughes is seen waking up to an officer, giving him a riechlt it turnedut he had a license to carry the weapon. after being questioned by police hughes was released. 11 officers had been shot and police announced the death of a fourth officer. >> subject is inside the el centro building. >> nearly two hours police converged and cornered a person. >> the sounds of gunfire converged. chaos and confusion. was there one shooter or two? around 11:30 police say they took a female suspect into custody but a male suspect was still at the scene. around midnight police say they are negotiating with the alleged shooter who is trapped inside the parking garage. >> the suspect stated we will eventually find the ied's. >> impro vised explosive devices. he add ed he did this alone. gunfire broke out. dallas police decided to break out a weapon few even knew existed. they sent a robotic device armed with a bomb. >> the suspect is deceased as a result of dead detonating the bomb. >> in a powerful and poignant moment officers saluted their fallen comrades outside parkland

the man, mark hughes, turned himself into police and was released after being detained and questioned for hours. his lawyer has said he's sincnce received hundreds of death threats. after the attack, dallas mayor mike rawlings said he supported increased gun control -- "there should be some way to say i shouldn't be bringing my shotgun to a mavericks game or to a protest because something crazy should happen. i just want to come back to common sense." ohioio also has open-carry laws. the republican national convention begins in cleveland next weeeek. in news from the campaign trail, republican presidential candidate donald trump is casting himself as the "law and order candidate" in the wake of the dallas shooting. this is trump speaking in virginia beach. mr. trump: america's police and law enforcement personnel are what separates civilization from total chaos and the destruction of our country as we know it. [applause] mr. trump: we must maintain law and order at the highest level where we will cease to have a country. 100%, we will cease to have a country. candidate.w in order amy:

>> he's really had a hard time, both mark hughes and his brother, cory.hey're in a "undisclosed location," because they're still fearing for their lives. they've received hundreds of death threats because of the tweet the dallas police sent out with his image, saying he was a person of interest or a suspect in the killings of police officers. think of him as a cop killer. and even though there's been a big push to exonerate his name, they're very worried for himself, for his children. they both have very young children, that they might get attacked, they might see violence against them. there's been a ton of threats where people have found their homes and have sent him google maps saying "i'm coming for you," so they're really afraid still. >> when you say they're in hiding, are they getting police protection? there's a certain irony in that. or is this on their own? >> no, in fact, they have not approached the police. they're still afraid of the police. they say the last people they would want near them right now are the police, since they had such a bad

mark hughes turn himself in to police. he was later cleared and released.ediately i flagged down a police officer. >> he was allowing himself to carry an arm, a firearm, but that's his constitutional right. >> reporter: dallas police chief david brown said open carry laws blurred the line between potential suspects and the marchers. >> when people have ar-15s slung over and shootings occur and crime and they begin running, we don't know if they're a shooter or not. >> it's easy to tell who the bad guy and the good guy is. the good guy has his rifle on his back, not pointed at you firing. >> reporter: christian as 20-year army veteran and father of three. >> in combat i had no problem discerning who was the enemy, and everybody had guns. all it takes is a little bit of analysis and good training. >> reporter: he may be critical of police but he's not quick to support movements like black lives matter. >> what's wrong with the black lives matter movement is that we're minimizing the other people who are being killed by police officers unjustifiably. >> report

mark hughes was we had to out carrying a gun but he was allowed to have it under the open carry law. and he had nothing do with the police shootings. >> cops are human. they don't want anyone to be hurt. but my brother easily could have been killed because somebody that was irresponsible identified him as a suspect! not as a person of interest but a suspect. >> hughes says when he saw the tweet he immediately approached police and turned over his gun. he says he is now getting death threats. and we just checked that tweet is still up. >>> in oakland, this was the scene overnight. chopper 5 is overhead as protestors shut down 880 near broadway. you can see the backup it caused. there were about 500 people there. anne makovec is following the story >>> reporter: 880 is reopened. that's the good news for the morning commute. that highway reopened about 1 a.m. almost 5 hours after it was closed in both directions. the protest in oakland began down at about 7:00. over 1,000 people gathered, marched through the streets of downtown oakland, taking over frank ogawa plaza. some climbed up on

i want to play for you mark hughes. he was the open carry advocate who was marching with the protesters in dallas and misidentified by the dallas police department for a time as the suspect and is getting lots of death threats as a result of it. i want to listen to a little bit of craig melvin interviewing mark hughes. take a listen. >> you're walking through the streets of dallas with an ar-15 at a protest. >> at a protest. >> why? >> exercising my second amendment right. >> had you a gun. were you thinking about returning fire? >> not at all. again, i didn't know what was going on. i didn't know what was going on. i didn't know what people were running from. when it first happened, i assumed it was a fight. >> reporter: paul berry, isn't openly carrying a firearm, particularly when a situation like what happened in dallas breaks out, not only dangerous to the person who does it, potentially deadly to the person who does it, but doesn't it also make law enforcement's job a lot harder when they have to try to figure out

beginning of this investigation as a suspect in the police shooting is speaking out now his name mark hughes. he received death threats after police tweeted out a picture mistakenly asking for help in finding him. he talked about his ordeal with a local dallas television reporter. >> i just got out of the -- interrogation room for about 30 minutes. what police officers lying, saying they had video of me shooting. >> shooting a gun. >> which is a lie. saying that they have witnesses saying that i shot a gun which is a lie. day, it's -- the system -- the system was trying to get me. >> now hughes says he has still not received an apology from the police for misidentifying him in this. they're obviously pretty busy and probably do that. >> absolutely. >> there is not the first time the dallas police department has come under attack. >> you may remember just over a year ago when a man shot multiple round at dallas police headquarters and slammed into a squad car. deputy usa's ellen bryan was a reporter in dallas at the time and ellen? >> reporter: especially with the scout come from last flight'

the man, his name mark hughes, he attended a rally in dallas, he was wearing a camouflage shirt and caring a large rifle which is legal in dallas. overnight police questioned hughes, and released him clearing him of any wrong-doing. >> hey, i mean, i don't know what to say, i can't believe it, i can't believe it. >> crazy thing about it, i was down here, i couldn't get to my vehicle because. roadblock. and in hindsight 20/20 i could have easily been shot. >> mark went on to say he was interrogated for 30 minute, now afraid for his own life after receiving multiple death threat. >> well, in other news, the state department is re-opening it investigation into hillary clinton's use after private e-mail server, while secretary of state. the move was expected, fbi director james comey testified about the agency's investigation yesterday, on capitol hill. the state department probe will focus on whether current employees should be punished for how they handled clinton's emails. >> in the presidential race, hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail today, will be in our area, vice president j

you have a guy like mark hughes, can he sue? he's mad. sorry is not going to do it, you put my face all over saying i killed five police officers, i injured all of these other officers. it wasn't me, but now my face is out there again and again. >> out there maybe putting him at rick from vigilantes. we have to stop trying to fix everything, and we have to start accepting everyone and accepting that we're all people, and we can't just rely on information from whatever source. >> well, speaking of sources, social media, as you said, has been around since thetro man days, but millennials and younger people into their 20s and 30s, are not grabbing a newspaper, probably not watching a lot of television, facebook, twitter, reddit. it's got to be right, but it's not always right, so is these are people that are going to influence the world in years to come. i guess you have kind of answered that, but that's a little scary when you think about it. >> the message is it's not always right. give submit time. take a deep breath. don't have a knee je

marcuse says that his life was put in danger after he was wrongly accused #hughes>>> -- mark hughes sayst his life was put in danger after he was wrongly accused. he is already lawyered up michael and the lawyer says there was a lot of negligence in the photo. what is your take on the case?>> i don't think so. what if the police had not put up the photo and what if in fact he was the actual shooter? and then, he goes on to shoot somebody else the next day or the day after. the police are between a rock and a hard place. the police did what they should have done. who is this guy? he is a suspect and a person of interest to us. because the public and the crazies out in the public, and there is a small minority. they start to say, we are going to threaten and shooting -- and shoot him. they ought to be prosecuted. >> if you are walking around and you see it on the twitter feed, you think that guy is the guy. >> my picture -- am sure everybody feels the same way, you don't want your picture out there. but, what are police to do? they have somebody walking around with a firearm and it is open

mark hughes is seen gifg him his rifle. he was a protester who had a license to carry the weapon. after being questioned by police hughes was released. the grim numbers continued to rise. 11 officers had been shot and police announced the death of a fourth officer. >> inside the el centro building. >> police converged on the el centro college. >> get out of the stairwell. >> something shooting at el centro college. >> everything is lock ds doed d. >> police took a fe mel into custody but a male was still at the scene. the drama switched from shooting to talking. around midnight police say they are negotiating with the alleged shooter. >> the police stated we will eventually find the ied's. >> impro vised explosive devices. he stated he did this alone. me gauc negotiations broke down. they sent a robotic device armed with a bomb into the parking lot. >> the suspect is deceased as a result of detonating the bomb. >> with the sniper dead police turned to their own losses. in a powerful moment officers saluted their comrade outside the hospital where president kennedy was announced de

. >> a picture of mark hughes was blasted on social media, photographed wearing a camouflage shirt andrying ar15. once he got word out that police were looking for him, he took off his shirt and surrendered his weapon d an frustrated, though. >> at the end was injustice. persecution on me unrightly. i feel that they need to do something about that. >> hughes has yet to receive an apology from police. >>> coming up, we will talk to prince georges county police chief about this violent week in america. >>> live pictures now of a black lives matter protest unfolding in dc. bruce la shan will fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a

the man later identified as mark hughes is seen walking up to this officer and giving him his rifle. it turned out he wasn't a sniper just a protester who had a license to carry the weapon. after being questioned by police, hughes was released. meanwhile, the grim numbers continued to rise. 11 officers had been shot and police announced the death of a fourth officer. >> inside the el centro building. >> then nearly two hours after the first shots were fired, police and s.w.a.t. teams converged on the el centro college parking garage. a college student inside the campus captured the signs of gunfire. >> somebody is shooting at el centro college. >> wchaos and confusion, one suspect or two? a male suspect was still at the scene. the drama switched from shooting to talking. around midnight police say they are negotiating with the alleged shooter who was now trapped inside the parking garage. >> the suspect stated he will eventually -- that we will eventually find the ieds. >> ieds, explosive devices. the shooter added he was not affiliated with any dwrgroup ane did this alone. negotiati

a short time ago i spoke to mark hughes. he was the man falsely accused. i asked about what happened. >> i decided to come to a protest. i wore my firearm. everything was peaceful. it was enjoyable moment and then chaos broke out. once chaos broke out, hours later i found out i was a suspect murdering some police officers. >> how did you find out your picture was circulating as a suspect? >> i received a phone call that i had just been seen on a media outlet which it didn't surprise me because my brother had just did an interview and i was in the background. i took it as they were telling me they seen me on the news and they notified me, you're a suspect in the shooting. >> you saw that image of your brother circulating and what did you do? >> i went into panic mode, number one. then i went into defense mode. i thought it was imperative at that time for me to reach out to the authorities and let the authorities know that, hey, my brother was accounted for. the weapon that he brought down, he turned over to the law enforcement when chaos broke out. i though

mark hughes says he has received thousands of death threat on facebook as a result of this.and among those trying to escape the snipper. then he received calls that police posted his picture on twitter calling him a suspending. the hughes and his brother protests, organizers said he was held for an hour and a half. >> we could not understand how we went from protesting and trying to give a voice to people that don't have a voice to being suspects for domestic terrorism. >> not only that, hughes says he wants an apology and his lawyer says a he has not ruled out a lawsuit. >>> here at home a second night of protest against police brutality spanned from north philadelphia, to city hall. the demonstrators shared a range of messages, some say the dallas officer killings were justified. others condemned all violence, including police murders and killings of alton sterling in louisiana and philano castille in minnesota both at hand of police. >>> more calls to the end of the violence against officers are coming from pennsylvania lawmakers. the legislature's black caucus talk about

. >> i want to go to mark hughes right now. some of you might recognize mark from this picture we are showing right behind you, mr. speaker. he was at the rally in dallas last thursday night, exercising his right as a texas resident to carry his rifle in public. police identified him as a suspect falsely, incorrectly. they tweeted his photograph. he turned himself in, he was released. he of course had nothing to do with the attack. he is a democrat and he has a question for you about gun rights. sir? >> thank you very much. here recently, a u.s. vet pulled off one of the most horrific attacks on police on american soil in u.s. history, possibly suffered from ptsd, some type of mental illness. what are you going to do to ensure that guns do not fall into the hands of individuals with some type of mental disorder and what is your plan for vets to come back that has the potential disease of mental illness? >> very good question. we just moved legislation last week on this. so this is where i do believe just as my opening, there is

a big mistake there is was the picture plastered all over the place, the man now identified as mark hughesin dallas. he was wearing camouflage shirt and caring a large rifle which is legal in dallas. over knit police questioned released him clearing him of any wrong-doing. >> hey, i mean, i don't know what to say. i can't believe it. i can't believe it: craziest thing about it is that i was down here, i couldn't get to my vehicle because of the roadblock. and in behind side 20/20 i could have easily been shot. >> mark went ton say he was interrogated for 30 minute, he's now afraid for his own life after receiving multiple death threats. >> the deadly violence in dallas errupted during nationwide protests against the recent fatal shootings of two black men. one shooting happened wednesday, in falcon heights, minnesota, we want to warn you the video you're about to see is graphic. these are the final moments of philanddo's life, live streamed by his girlfriend. officer involved in the shooting identified as officer geronimo, on paid administrative leave. meanwhile in louisianna prayer servic

. >> whoever put this picture up as my brother as a suspect, mark hughes is not a suspect. his gun was not loaded. when the shots started firing, he gave his gun to law enforcement. >> why did he bring a gun to a peaceful protest? >> the same reason other people do, he was exercising his right. and he never thought about exercising his right he would be plastered all over the national media as a suspect. >> i suppose we owe it to the brother of the man who was mentioned as a person of interest, since his photo was plastered all over national media, to perhaps show the man again in the context of his brother's plea, that he not be considered a suspect. he was an individual wearing a camo t-shirt, with an ar-15 style long gun slung over his shoulder. there's been much hubbub on social media, and among media organizations that the wrong picture was aired, that perhaps dallas p.d., this their haste to get this thing solved, identified someone who was, in fact, as we just heard, innocent and not part of the shooting. this is the photo we were asked to disseminate. camo top, and

. >> the brother of mark hughes was one of the organizers of the event. he spoke at the event. he appeared with his brother on live television today. again, cal, we talked about this last night. people on both coasts were stunned by the still picture of that ar-15, especially the second photo that came out of him on the edge of the crowd with the long gun visible by his side. that in combination with the camo, civilians looking on at the photo thought well, surely that is our suspect. >> right. i was really taken aback with your conversation with jacob rascone. it's not something we are used to seeing. i'm not used to seeing people walk around openly carrying guns. even in a place like texas, people are just not used to seeing it. now, he was making a statement. he was making a statement about the second amendment and his second amendment right as he sees it to openly carry that weapon in texas but that image is certainly shocking to a lot of people. >> thank you, cal perry, in our newsroom. again, to set the scene for the folks just joining us, for the 6:00 hour on the east co

supporter in just a moment but for the moment let's turn to hugh hewitt, host of the hue hewitt show on the salem radio network and bloomberg's mark halperin, co-host of "with all due respect" on this network. gentlemen, nice to see you. >> thank you. >> i can't believe what we're talking about on day two after night one, hugh, of this convention, does it pain you we're sitting here talking about what seemed to be mistakes, divisions, negative -- you know, there's a negative tone in the daylight after last night. >> well, three points. i thought it was a great night, probably the best hour of the trump campaign to go from tom cotton to rudy giuliani to mr. trump. i'm shocked, shocked, there's imperfect and bad ghost writing going on. i was a ghostwriter myself for a long time. >> imperfect is one thing but we said at the top of the show one in a trillion chance that was not plagiarized. >> here's the thing democrats have to worry about. they are setting it up for the easy pivot to go from partial plagiarism to perfect perjury between a potential first lady to the potential president so when we talk about plagiarism, it's very easy

mark, maria, margaret, scottie nell hughes and john. are you concerned at all that essentially donald trump today on the campaign trail just sort of responded to everything hillary clinton said last night and sort of talking about his temperament, he's basically proving her right about if a tweet gets under your skin, you can't have -- you shouldn't have the nuclear codes? >> not necessarily. people that know donald trump speak glowingly about him. the people who know hillary clinton like the secret service agents that guarded her say she's a monster. the real donald trump -- >> stop it. that's ridiculous. somebody wrote a book, plenty of people have written books about donald trump. there's plenty of people who know hillary clinton life-long. i don't want to be in position defending hillary clinton because i'm not on her side. >> donald trump is not a politician. he's not going to be politically correct. he's a successful businessman. he's a get it done guy. that's what he is. that's what he's always been. he's had women at the top of

talk about it with the panel and mark preston is with us and ryan nobles and michael nutter, the former mayor of this great city of philadelphia and scottie nell hughestrump supporter. let's begin with you, mark, there are a few ways you can utilize this second language in a speech. how well did he do? >> he did excellent. the fact he was able to weave it in at certain points bupt not overdo it i think says a lot. he has an interesting job ahead of him, right, in the sense that he will be hillary clinton's chief defender, he doesn't have to be the chief attack dog. we're going to see elizabeth warren take on that role and bernie sanders as well. but he's also going to be somebody who reaches out to the hispanic community in a way to drive up the numbers of the hispanic voters -- >> in 2012 only 40 percent came to the polls. >> he's not latino himself. it is helpful for him to go into communities and speak that language. at that point, he's going to have to speak to white men who are not behind hillary clinton where she has a big problem about. he can go to a state like georgia where he can go in and talk to white men in georgia at the same time talki

mark balas. ?? ?? >>> and another marriage of sorts -- this footage of barbra streisand and hugh jackman joining voices singing "any moment now" for streisand's upcoming album "encore." >> i heard the song, the first person i thought of was hugh jackman. ? any moment now ?? >> i literally thought, my wife who is the biggest barbra streisand fan, she thought something was wrong. she goes, but you're doing it. i said of course i'm doing it. ?? >> from hugh to anne hathaway to jamie foxx to the album will be released august 26th. but babs says some of the partners may be joining her on american tour on tuesddy. >> one of the reasons that i'm doing this is ecause i'd love to share some of the music that i just recorded. ? how can i begin ?? >> she's back. >>> ian ziering is in the fourth sharknado movie. he gets more love for working on sharknado than "beverly hills 90210." >> it's because these movies are so crazy. crazy in the best possible way. i'm calling it right now. and ian and i talked about it and his home in the hollywood hills where the only sharks lurking are the showbiz kind. we're at home wit

this, i'm joined by cnn law enforcement analyst, cedric alexander and mark lamont hill, author and political commenter, scottie hughes. said cedric, you heard the president, the united states not as divided as some have suggested and saying this is not the 60s, you don't have cops attacking protesters with dogs on the streets. do you agree with him? >> yes, i do. we certainly have made tremendous gains in that country but that does not mean and you did not hear the president say we still don't have challenges in front of us. i agree with him when he mentioned the fact that a few does not define the many. if you look back at this country historically as it relates to police and community, there has been strained relationships. we can go all the way back to slavery and jim crow and civil rights and even come into today, we have made tremendous progress but that does not mean by any stretch there's still work that needs to be done in the local communities and across this country -- >> that's a fair point. it is, i think we have to be conscious of that. after all, a black american is in president of the united states. in

guests and i'll name them noun, chris pine, salma hayek, hugh grant, morgan freeman, jojo the bachelorette, whoever she did or didn't pick. mark consuelos, nikki glaser, steve martorano, and we will have music from kelsea ballerini, grouplove, miranda lambert, and young the giant. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a multi-talented fellow who has oscar and golden globe nomination certificates in a drawer and an emmy welded to the hood of his car. his new drama, "little men," opens in theaters a week from tomorrow. please welcome greg kinnear. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like your facial hair. is this our own hair, or is this hair that belongs to a character that you're playing? >> matt damon's backstage, and he's pissed. okay? get all your jokes out now, because he's rocking up that dana white backstage. >> jimmy: i'm glad he's not so of your life. >> matt and i did a movie called "stuck on you," it was during that phase when they were making a lot of con joined twin films. >> jimmy: i wonder if that will come back around. >> it's a cyclical cycle. and it was brought to my attention the other day, t

mark. this as we see the baker hughes chart in white, the pickup in count, now at 371.t supply -- not going to get any better. with that, i hand things back to you, a somber time in germany but doesn't seem to be affecting stocks all that much today. manus: caroline, thank you very much with the latest on markets. and now to dubai. good to see you. what have you chosen? >> manus we're keeping a close yra.on the l let me give you perspective on what happened with the sares. turkey, which is pretty much the only exchange rate funded focused exclusively ton the couldn't are iequities. what you're seing on the charts is the weekly chaels that 15% plunge is the biggest drop since the 2008 financial crisis this as the government tries to reassure investors that economic reforms will continue despite the attempted military coup. bear in mind that despite the loss of turkish equities on the year, years to date that is out-performing some of its peers, also news out from morgan stanley, research from them. they said the turkish central bank would start hiking if moody's cuts its

mark preston, executive editor for cnn politics. ryan noble, national correspond end for news source, who covered kaine in virginia. michael nutter, former mayor of this great city of philadelphia. and scottie else in hughes. mayor nutter is a clinton supporter. thank you for for being here. mark preston, to you first. what is the number one thing that you believe the clinton camp gets from the kaine pick? what makes him different? what makes him special? >> you know, i don't think there really is one specific thing. i think there are semp several different things that kind of come together that forms one thing. you e.j. mentioned virginia. 13 electoral votes, a battleground state. a state be that very difficult for the trump campaign to win. >> but it's not what state that the democrats took last time around. >> it suspect. but the last time, barack obama won it in 2008 and 2012. the last time the democrats won it was barry goldwater. he is also fluent in spanish. he can go into communities now and easily campaign and not appear as if he is pandering. frankly, the third thing is hillary clinton's biggest deficit right now is with white male voters. if you look at tim kaine, he is a white male. so can he

mark press son, maria cardona, bill press, scottie nell hughes, thank you, all. appreciate it. cnn for full coverage of the convention live from philadelphia beginning monday afternoon at 4:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> also ahead, i'll speak with pennsylvania governor tom wolf, an honorary chairman and how this could set back the party's efforts to unify behind hillary clinton. sfoo al >>> also, new details from the 18-year-old in munich who carried out a horrific rampage, including where he got a gun used in that attack. all of that, straight ahead. ♪ mr. ingalls, he's not studying over here! he's streaming my games. you can't get away with that. whoo! oh, don't worry about it. they can't hear me, i'm just in your head. (announcer vo) however you use your data, verizon's got good news. no surprise overages. and keep the data you pay for. now america's best network is also the best value, too. switch to verizon now and get up to $650 to cover your costs. only on verizon. >>> welcome back. i'm fredricka whitfield in philadelphia. gorgeous view of downtown philly. or should