maurice?> dubois: david, before we go, we understand there is a major development in the drowning death of a navy seal trainee. >> reporter: well, the san diego coroner is about to issue a report that calls the death of james loveless a "drowning homicide." now that is not a finding of murder, but it is a conclusion that he died not by accident but at the hands of someone else, and navy officials expect charges to be brought against at least one of the navy seals supervising lovelace's training. he lost consciousness during a swimming drill and could not be revived. >> dubois: david martin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. isis remains the prime suspect in yesterday's deadly attacks in saudi arabia, though it claimed responsibility. isis has proven it can strike all over the world, from bangladesh to indonesia to iraq, even as it loses ground in iraq and syria. more now on this from charlie d'agata. >> reporter: even under attack, isis has gone on the offensive. officials in saudi arabia are

maurice, the c.p.s.c.stimates 7,200 hoverboard-related injuries have landed people in emergency rooms. half were fractures due to falling. >> dubois: okay, kris van cleave in washington. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. hey, ready foyeah. big meeting? >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both

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i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition. president obama arrived in poland overnight, and spoke publicly, for the first time, about what he calls "a serious problem back home"-- two fatal police shootings of black men in two days. >> when i incidents like this occur there's a big chunk of our fellow citizens that feel as if because of the color of their skin they are not being treated the same. and that hurts. that troubles all of us. >> dubois: philando castile was killed during a traffic stop wednesday night in falcon heights, minnesota, outside st. paul. a day earlier, alton sterling was shot to death in baton rouge, louisiana. we begin with anna werner in minnesota. >> please, officer, don't tell me that you just did this to him. >> reporter: just after the shots were fired, philando castile's girlfriend, diamond reynolds, started live streaming on facebook. >> stay with me. we got pulled over for a busted taillight in the back. >> reporter: her video shows castile slumped over in the driver's seat, his shirt stained wit

maurice. >> demarco morgan, thank you. be right back. >>> one of the last surviving stars of the "superman" tv series has died. noel nechil played lois lane, s said her main job on the show was waiting to be rescued by superman. women reporters were rare when the series first aired. neil says women often told her she inspired them to get into journalism. noel neil was 95. >> the soccer team from ireland got a hero's welcome home after making it to the quarterfinals of the european soccer tournament. iceland's population is about 330,000 and a good percentage of them turned out for the pare. the players led them in what they call the viking clap. >> coming up next, nasa >>> finally tonight, the biggest planet in our neighborhood is also the most mysterious, so nasa sent the juno spacecraft to find out what's beneath the gas and cloud of jupiter's atmosphere. don dahler reports, juno arrived on schedule last night. >> reporter: after the space probe's journey of five years and over 1.5 billion miles, scientists had to wait a

i'm maurice dubois. the federal government is moving with unusual speed in the death of alton sterling. the justice department opened a civil rights investigation just a day after he was shot by the police in baton rouge, louisiana. the shooting was captured on video, and we caution you, it is graphic. david begnaud is in baton rouge. [bleeped]. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a 37-year-old baton rouge police officer taking alton sterling down to the ground. a second video, just released, offers a much closer look. here an officer is straddled over sterling, while a second officer appears to be kneeling at sterling's arm with his gun pointed at sterling's chest. abdullah muflahi recorded that video. he owns the convenience store where the shooting happened. >> [inaudible]. >>. >> reporter: you heard him saying, "what did i do wrong?" >> yeah. >> reporter: then, while on his back, sterling is shot. [gunfire] muflahi says for more than a year sterling sold c.d.s outside his store. he says at the time o

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i'm maurice dubois. the president of the united states said today "we've got a serious problem." his reaction to the fatal shootings of two black men this week during confrontations with the police. philando castile was killed during a traffic stop last night in falcon heights, minnesota, outside st. paul. a day earlier alton sterling was shot to death in baton rouge, louisiana. we begin with anna werner in st. paul. >> reporter: please, officer, don't tell me that you just did this to him. >> reporter: just after the shots were fired, philando castile's girlfriend, diamond reynolds, started live streaming on facebook. >> stay with me. we got pulled over for a busted taillight in the >> reporter: her video shows castile slumped over in the driver's seat, his shirt stained with blood. >> he's licensed to carry. he w

adjoined by maurice levy, chairman and ceo of publicist.tent and the bullets playing at this conference and in the media landscape generally. have bigger role are you playing this year? maurice: content is definitely the big thing for the future. not only because people want to see content and they are interested in many different ways of communication, buffer building brands content will be key. theill probably take over classic advertising way of communication. we will need to create the type between the brand and the consumers and content directly to the consumer. david: people talk about the saturation, too much content. maurice: when you look at the history of communication, saturation should have happened since many years. i believe it is something which is expandable. people want to know, want to learn, want to communicate. content.t see all the they take what is interesting. this is where q medication and targeting is very interesting because instead of overwhelming them with a lot of messages, you see the right ones and you pick th

maurice i spoke with obstfeld.ce: it creates an overlay of risk in the global economy on top of pre-existing risks. central banks are taking a cautious attitude, entertaining the possibility that interest rates may stay lower for longer. why did you only down greater global growth forecast buy .1% given that you've downgraded you caved so much -- much?'s a much julie so maurice: it will have to completely renegotiate with the eu and the world trade organization. it causes businesses to think about investing in u.k. as opposed to elsewhere, it might affect the financial services industry in london. for the u.k., it is a huge deal. , it is significant. -- broad context of the global economy, based on , it may be have now more of a moderate effect. that explains our baseline case by a we downgrade growth percentage point. vonnie: you said you do not see the need for any accord. when we see events like what happened in turkey over the ,eekend or the brexit outcome we see currencies weakening and all sorts of currency v

maurice. >> chip reid, in atlantic city.eclared the clinton case closed donald trump saw an opening. here's major garrett. >> reporter: the political task for donald trump was simple, amplify fbi director james comey's stinging criticism of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. the country when she said she did not send classified information on her server. she lied. trump said clinton's case expose aid legal double standard. >> look, we have a rigged system, folks. stupidity is not a reason that you are going to be innocent. okay. >> reporter: today the republican national committee produced this web video contrasting comey and the presumptive democratic nominee. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. >> 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information. >> reporter: last night in north carolina trump wandered off k what he did well. he killed terrorists. he did that so good. >> that drew condemnation from house speaker paul r

maurice, thank you for joining us. i think what it is, you're just acting right. acting bright, acting successful and sometimes you're sexy in the process. we'll be back. >> welcome back to the right side. i'm armstrong williams. we have a guest joining us. >> joe, you've been listening to all this. did it make you uncomfortable? can you relate to it? >> well, i grew francisco, a predominantly white community. i'm irish italian. i don't really think i can relate to it much. but i know that for my family, an italian family, my dad grew up in brooklyn, a very poor neighborhood, italian. that's probably more relatable to racial divisions than what i grew up with. >> let me go to dr. keith harrison. are we making tremendous progress in the world of race and sterotypes? >> i think the better things get -- things are better than they were. i'm one generation removed from parents who grew up in segregated texas but raised me in urban and suburban los angeles. we're not there yet. we still have a long way to go. i think the visualization of tokenism has gotten better. whe

maurice's widow marissa has announced a reward.bi is also getting a reward for information that leads to an arrest. carol: staples makes a successful olympic bid. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back. david gura is on assignment this week. how staples may end up bringing home olympic gold this summer. i spoke to evan about the company's road to rio. evan: staples is an underground juggernaut india lithic merchandise and apparel world. they are one of two companies that essentially has exclusive rights to make all the cobranded olympic apparel for sponsors. we are talking about t-shirts that visa gives its employers -- employees with the olympic rings and lisa logo. --visa logo. sponsored athletes from hershey's is wearing a shirt. all that stuff is made by staples. it gets weirder. there are water ball, hats. lisa is making a six foot -- visa is making a six foot surfboard provided by staples. carol: there are a ton of a big sponsors. staples is responsible for all that merchandise connected with it. evan: there are 40 u.s. olympic sponsors. th

maurice. >> david martin at the pentagon tonight. >> more u.s. troops will remain in afghanistan than president obama originally planned. nearly 10,000 are there now. that was due to drop by half. but with the taliban resurgence, the president said today he will leave behind a force of 8,400. >>> like the u.s., britain has done a lot of soulsearching over its role in iraq war to. day a british government report placed a lot of blame on tony blair, the former prime minister. here is mark phillips. >> reporter: it has been seven years since the bodies stopped coming home to britain from iraq. since that time an inquiry has been trying to determine whether the war was necessary and the cost in lives justified. the answer delivered bite inquiry's chairman, sir john chilcot, it wasn't. >> there was no imminent threat from saddam hussein. >> reporter: at the center of the inquiry, the relationship, the bromance it was called between then president george bush and the british prime minister at the time, tony blair. both men were convinced saddam had sto

and iraq, maurice, which under saddam was not a base for terror, now is. >> mark phillips in london tonight. thank you. >>> in south africa today, a judge sentenced former olympian, oscar pistorius, to six years in prison for murdering his girlfriend. debra pata is in johannesburg. >> reporter: from olympian to man in jail for murder, it played out in a three year courtroom drama that transfixed the country. >> i did not fire at reeva. >> reporter: pistorius star sobbed and wretched his way through his testimony mainta maintaining he shot girlfriend reeva steenkamp by mistake believing her to be a burglar. barry steenkamp wept as he told the court he suffered a stroke after the murder. >> oscar has to pay for what he di. he has to pay for it. >> reporter: in a recent interview, pistorius invoked reeva's spirit saying he believed she wouldn't want him to spend the rest of his life in jail. and his lawyers were at pains to portray pistorius as a frightened man, vulnerable without his prosthetic legs. ahead of his sentencing. pistorius hobbled awkwardly around the courtroom on his stumps to pr

." >> stahl: he was born maurice joseph micklewhite in 1933, the son of working class cockneys in thend rebuilt. >> caine: it was very, very tough. and it was full of razor gangs and all that. is this the london road coming up, mitchell? >> mitchell: on the right-hand side, yes. >> caine: yeah, turn right there, please. oh, look. now, there's an example. i spent my life in the library reading books to get away from this-- that's the library. >> stahl: this pile of rubble? >> caine: a pile of rubble. >> stahl: your library. >> caine: that is my library. i spent my entire time reading books and going to the cinema, just to escape. and they pulled my library down. >> stahl: you were really, really poor. >> caine: yeah. oh, yeah, yeah. but my father was a fish market porter. so i grew up on fish, because he used to steal one a day. i grew up on the very best fish that money could buy, because he only stole the good stuff. >> stahl: caine was determined not to be a fish porter like generations of micklewhites before him. he was going to be a movie star and make a lot of money. at 14, he jo

>> caine: yeah, yeah, all those 82-year-old men. >> stahl: maurice micklewhite, look at you.update is brought to you by the lincoln motor company. at the world golf championship bridgestone invitational in akron, ohio, dustin johnson in his first appearance since winning the u.s. open backed it up with another victory a, final round 66 to win by one over scott pearcey. france defeated iceland in the are you aware owe 2016 tournament and -- the euro 2016 tournament and will play germany in the semifinal. jim nantz reporting from akron, ohio. to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them with k9 advantix ii. it kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. because i trust their quality. made fish oil. they were the first to have a product verified by usp. an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. wi probably got that question 3 to 4 times a week. i'd always get asked if i was asian or moroccan or somethin

>> we'll talk like maurice! >> russia. >> choo that?e french. >> who did america fight in world war two? >> big war. like the whole world. i swear. >> we fought vietnam. >> that was the vietnam war. >> oh. vietnam war. right. so we fought -- we fought -- world war ii? would have been -- wasn't it like -- china? >> no. >> who did america fight in world war ii? >> the axis of powers. >> the nazis. >> and japan. >> high five. >> germany and japan. >> who bombed us in pearl harbor? >> that's a question. >> yes. >> china? >> china? >> i don't know. >> close. >> korea, right? >> no. not korea. >> not korea. >> no? >> russia? >> not russia. >> wow. >> was it the koreans? am i gets close? >> i'm sorry but all questions must be submitted in writing. >> who bombed us in pearl harbor? >> japanese. >> very good. >> japan. >> very, very good. ♪ >> who did america fight in the vietnam war? >> was it south korea? >> north korea? >> north yea? >> korea? >> where did you come up with that? >> i have no idea. >> france. >> is it france? >> oh. >> you're

and that what maurice discovered may have led to his death.: in terms of after his death they were investigations and things came to light, including an interesting religion followed by a lot of folks in puerto rico. it seemed to have maybe a little bit of a roll here. zeke: after dural went bankrupt last year and were reports in the local papers saying people have practiced santeria at the bank and conducted rituals to try to bring the bank good luck. santeria is a popular religion in puerto rico. one of the main powerful rituals you can do is sacrifice an animal to the gods. i found this at first a little far-fetched this would happen of the bank, but after talking to a bunch of ex-employees they are adamant it did happen. carol: there was a ceo at the time who was obviously his box -- boss. zeke: the next ceo that came from ge had dabbled in santeria. he says this is not true, but the ex-employees say his secretary was the one who kind of introduced the religion to others at the bank. carol: and religion not a bad thing, but there were some

maurice beas had made a great deal of money in the book publishing. in 1970 when he started the southern poverty center with the idea of using the law to bring racial justice and social justice in alabama throughout the south. he brought five young lawyers to work with him. they did all kinds of great cases. in selma, the black part of town , so he had a lawsuit. there had to be -- he emigrated the state police and all these things and he took on the clan. the southern law center was fire bombed. with the premise came out the premise came out one evening at his house around christmas time. they were going to kill them. this is a struggle. they felt that this was just too much. they didn't come down to having an armed camp. so they outlast. it's a very difficult idea, never been done before, to find the head of the organization responsible for what the individual member state. he came in 1997 in montgomery. he was seeking a $10 million judgment against the united clans of america, the biggest clan in america. he had to prove that there is a pattern of

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. >> reporter: christine, maurice, a lot of people will be out enjoying this weekend. all the experts we spoke to today about the developments with zika in florida say there is no reason to panic. yourself from mosquito bites. >> four people in our state likely have the zika virus as a result of a mosquito bite. >> reporter: governor scott's announcement sent shuders across the country. for the first time, infected mosquitos in the u.s. have locally transmitted the zika virus to humans. spraying, testing, and blood donations have stopped. we're going to see more. >> i'm infected, a mosquito bites me, myself around for a -- myself around, bite us, if i'm infected there's a chance that yooufl get infected >> reporter: 80% of victims won't show any symptoms. the other 20% may have a fever, rash, joint or muscle pain, a headache lasting about a week. pregnant women can transmit zika to their fetus, resulting in microcephaly. rare cases cause muscle weakness and paralysis. new york's deputy mayor for health says the zika-carrying mosquito in florida and latin america is a d

i'm maurice dubois. right outside the studio, if you don't like having to carry a keycard, imagine only using your hand to swipe in at work? microchip implants could make you a personal row meet control. but is it worth it? and a thief accused of breaking into homes hobbling along. and lines of traffic heading into laguardia causing headaches as we head into the weekend. dave carlin is on the way. he will have the latest for you tonight at 11. >>> up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," a controversial voter id law is struck down in a key swing state. how it could impact the presidential election. thank you for joining us here at 6:00. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado >> pelley: zika virus arrives in the u.s. now it's war on mosquitos as doctors warn pregnant women to protect themselves. >> this is not just a florida issue. this is a u.s. issue. it's a national issue. we're just at the front of it. >> pelley: also tonight, a strict voter i.d. law i state is struck down. clint

summer maurice, our correspondent in madrid, thank you for the update on the sentencing of lionel messi and his father. business news now and will hildebrandt jointly once again on set. brexit uncertainty continues, and once again, in the property market. wil: that's right, tom. today we are looking at commercial property and asset managers suspended trading in property funds, the most recent announcement from canada life. there were other such moves also today. rapid cash outflows have been sparked by fears of falling state values within the u.k. england has said that some prices are singly too high. wonder if uncertainty could lead to a crash. of confidence is the kiss of death and that is exactly what we are seeing right now for the u.k. currency and other asset classes right now. >definitely people losing faith. you saw headlines today were all of a sudden u.k. real estate investors from withdrawing currency because everyone, flight to safety. it is real people. have any, algorithms effect when it comes to piggybacking, but i think it is safe to say that this is real human emotion b

maurice pearce and other local businesses filed a lawsuit to block the concert after they claimed theyroblems with bad behavior among concert goers in the past but the judge gave the concert the okay. proceeds benefit music programs in philadelphia and atlantic city schools. >>> and if you like blueberries you will want to head to linvilla orchards in media today. it's hosting the annual blueberry festival and pie eating contest. visitors can pick their own blueberries and enjoy concerts and crafts. >>> in camden county the haden vil arts festival beginsed to today dozens will exhibits glass, jewelry, paintings and photographer. the festival at kings highway and tanner street runs today from 11:00 to 7:00 and tomorrow from noon to 5:00. >>> this is a great story. college students in new york have given hope to a nine-year-old girl using ingenuity a 3-d printer and some inspiration from the girl's favorite movie. check out chris is a mitchell trying out her lightweight plastic arm with a design inspired by the disney film frozen. chris is a was born without a right hand so eight physics

in for scott pelley is maurice duboise. we will see you later tonight. >> dubois: it's happened again. for the second time in two days, a black man is shot dead by the police, and again there is video evidence. >> you shot four bullets into him, sir. >> dubois: angry reaction. >> we cannot allow black men to continue to be slaughtered. >> dubois: also tonight, an officer is among many taking their feelings to social media. >> i'm saying to myself, i'm not that type of police officer. i know officers that are like me that would give their life for other people. >> dubois: the f.b.i. director denies hillary clinton got favored treatment. >> there are all kinds of folks watching this at home being told, well, lots of other cases were prosecuted and she wasn't. i want them to know, that's not true. >> dubois: and allegations

they are organizing a lot more from maurice river stretching up through the ac expressway and galloway township and these moving into atlantic city very soon and heavy rain with these organized storms now and lightning. now, the general motion is from west to east mainly and with any severe storms expect damaging winds and localized flooding. we'll continue tracking this for you and what to expect tonight and more heat heading our way. >> we just showed that you silo knocked over. nbc 10's drew smith arrived in may havertown and has had a close-up look at the storm damage there. drew? >> yeah, jacqueline, it's cleanup time down here at this swift farm's store. if you've ever driven by you can see there's a large wooden silo that used to stand upright. right now it's just a pile of debris, an they have been working pretty quickly to try to clean it all up. we were sitting in this storm and we have some video of some of the surrounding-year around may havertown just a couple miles down the road. when the winds came in, came in so quickly it was shaking our truck around so not surprising

the heaviest of it is in parts of cumberland county around maurice river and across 55. seeing very heavy rain. en that does extend through cape mae county. also atlantic county f you're waking up along the shore this morning, you're dealing with that heavy rain. cape mae county, there is that heavy rain. going to be moving into cape mae county. you see the heavy rain. but we've already seen heavy rain in cape mae county and more moving in that, is causing flooding concerns. summers point through atlantic city across the a.c. expressway. up into parts of ocean county and burlington county, we have heavy rain continuing to fall. so flooding concerns south jersey and delaware. and we're even watching another area of right around baltimore and washington. i think that's going to be moving in to delaware here soon. so that is fairly heavy rain. as for south jersey and delaware, we have a flood advisory this morning up to an inch or more has already fallen. we're seeing precipitation rates and heavy rain currently around an inch and a half an hour. some street flooding, creek

maurice river, seeing the thunderstorm activity still.ightning strikes through cape mae county. all the way to the shore. up to ocean city. this very heavy rain as well. so it's all going to continue to move into south jersey from delaware. so we're going to keep seeing this heavy rain. i think we'll have flooding concerns in south jersey weflt have a flood advisory out. we're seeing precipitation rates of an inch and a half per hour. what is going to happen is the heavy rain is going to be followed by more heavy rain coming in from delaware. i think we'll definitely see flooding concerns this morning. delaware in kenlt county, precipitation rates of an inch and a half an hour. again, since we're seeing areas of heavy rain after areas of heavy rain, that's why we have flooding concerns this morning. by 9:00 a.m., i think we'll be in the clear. everyone is under this watch this morning. this means with the heavy rain this morning, there is a chance we could see two to four inches of rain. street and creek flooding is poib possible. first a

stick with wynnewood road or maurice road to get around. that chichester delco railroad crossing work closing meeting house road all week so instead of meeting house stick with 322 and 452 as alternate. time for commuter report brought the by waze app, lots of people coming back from the beach this machine morning. if you are doing that, watch out for road dill odd road, garden state parkway northbound in cape may courthouse, nydia. >>> new this morning aero smith guitar player joe perry is under going tests at a insuring hospital after a illness forced him off stage. rocker was playing with johnny dep and alice cooper on coney island. video posted on social media shows perry sitting down on stage and then walking off in the middle of the song. a representative says that the six five-year old perry is now stable and resting. >>> two strong earthquakes rattled northwestern coast of the ecuador. magnitude 5.9 and 6.4 tremors are latest after shocks from the powerful quake that killed hundreds of people in april. people posted video of shaking

here now is maurice duboise for scott pelley.g sponsored by cbs >> dubois: hillary clinton gets a break and a scolding. >> they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. >> dubois: but f.b.i. says she did not commit a crime. and the president plays campaigner-in-chief. >> i'm ready to pass the baton, and i know that hillary clinton is going to take it. >> dubois: also tonight -- >> get in the car! >> dubois: a top navy official pulls a gun on a group of young men. muslims in america become targets. and after five long years -- >> welcome to jupiter. >> dubois: -- a nasa space probe on a mission of discovery. >> we're starting to realize

university, are gail prudenti, the new executive director of ccfl, and eric lane, who's the dean of the maurice deane school of law. nice to have you both with us. >> thanks for having us. >> so, tell us what the need was that presented itself, if you will, to require this be set up. >> well, from my point of view, system and looking for my next challenge, it was clear to me that there are so many families in crisis who come to the courts at some of the most difficult times in their lives that the center for children, families and the law at hofstra was doing new, different, exciting, innovative things that could help families and could add to and hopefully make it a more bearable experience. >> so, by "bearable," give me an example, for instance. now they have someplace to turn? >> oh, families will come to us or they'll call us and they'll say that they don't want to go to the court system, their best interest is in their children, and they want to get this resolved. and what we do is -- an interdisciplinary with the psychologist from our school of psychiatry and psychology. also, if we need

maurice speights with the clips.far six warriors of this past season's roster left for greener pastures. we have not heard from kevin durants teammates. he hasn't gone on record with a quote. i think hi has pent-up frustration. this is his summer camp for kids. viciously dunks over the kid. what are you teaching him with that. i think that's pent-up frustration. i adopt get to play -- don't get to play with kevin durant any more. >>> park says she doesn't think about winning, she enjoys the play and probably the scenery, sensational weather. the par-4 six, 90 yards out. stanford sticks it. she finished at 3-under par skype. par-3 third with the approach. drops it next to the hole. coe finishes at -5. here's the leader at the 16th. park, bottom of the cup. she has a two shot heed as a 66 does her well. >>> we have soccer this summer with copa america. can that include the quakes in that conversation, we've got a beautiful shot right there as it is dallas taking care of the quakes, 1-0 and there you go. the end of the

. >> my name is maurice, and my poem is titled "white boy privilege." >> reporter: white boy privilegen entry in a school poetry contest. >> to be honest, i'm scared about what it would be like if i wasn't on the top rung. if the tables were turned. >> reporter: his message was a plea from a 14 year old white male going to a private school in atlanta, let everyone share his privileges. >> i love it, because when i see a police officer, i see someone who's on my side. >> i'm just trying to be truthful and, about, like how i wouldn't trade places with somebody and i think a lot of people, sometimes aren't so truthful about that. >> reporter: racial divisions seared america last week after baton rouge, minnesota and dallas, the poem struck a nerve. many loved it, others attacked him. more than 8 million people have seen it. >> everyone should have the privileges i have! everyone's story should be written so all they have to do is get it read. i get that change can be scary, but equality shouldn't be. >> i'm not asking anybody to give up their lives to fight for equality. just be an ally,

ceo maurice a skybox -- we are in a skybox. it tomorrow. until then, sayonara. ♪ matt: i'm the matt miller. you are watching "bloomberg west ." controversy on the first day of the democratic national convention. chairwoman debbie has stepped down after the revelation of e-mails of party officials that it clinton over bernie sanders. the theme tonight is "united together." a primetime lineup -- heavy hitters from the party. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will deliver the keynote address. first lady michelle obama and senator cory booker will speak. bernie sanders will speak as well. the latest cnn, orc national survey has donald trump hillary clinton 44% to 39%. the libertarian candidate gary johnson johnson has 9%. cnn says that trump got a boost from independents.

it's heavy rain moving through vineland and maurice river.d starting to see the rain move through. maurice river will see it at 7:48 this morning. >>> wet roads to deal with. let's check the roads with jessica boyington. >> we're watching huge delays right now on the blue route. there's an accident scene on the southbound side. now we looked at this camera about 45 minutes ago when this accident was first reported. i think the same cars are still in place. they haven't moved once. 107 minutes right now southbound from the schuylkill to 59. >>> today hillary clinton and virginia senator tim kaine will host a rally at temple, opening in two hours at 9:30. looking live at the airport now, all of the delegates and visitors who were here for the dnc are heading back home. extra volume paired with the rainmaking for a slow travel day. travelers give yourselves extra time for getting to the airport. i'm tray zi davidson. another update in 25 minutes. stay up to date with the nbc 10 app, a free download. the "today" show continues in just minutes. ♪

that landed on the tracks last night had a blood alchool content that >> steve: 37-year-old opara mauricereen was arrested and booked into to the santa rita jail for d-u-i. transbay service vetween oakland and san francisco resumed after crews cleared the vehicle from the tracks. >> steve: services were restored within two hours.but major delays affected bart system wide throughout the night. >> vicki:tonight we are learning about the driver that stopped bay bridge traffic during a sideshow on sunday afternoon. moises rosales.the driver of that black mustang seen screeching its tires and doing donuts is now being charged on multiple counts. c-h-p officers were able to stop rosales in his car following reports from other drivers on the bridge. >> vicki:officers tracked down the suspect and made an arrest. rosales is facing misdemeanor and infraction charges of speed contest.exhibition and reckless driving. >> steve: still ahead on the kron 4 news at ten. year-old marvel-enna rady. >> steve: tesla see zero is one of killing his massive plan tonight. find out what he has planned for his newe

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. >> maurice needs dental surgery. once it's done he will be good to go.ive a long, healthy live. >>> introducing pappy is happy just about all the time. a 6 to 10-year-old terrier mix was a stray and looking for a new home where he can run around and be happy. if you're interested in pappy or any of the animals you can visit the paws website. if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the facebook page and use the #6abc shelter me we'll feature your stories in the upcoming shelter segments. with pappy i'm matt o'donnell. >> 9:51 in this morning technically speaking amazon is taking the drone program across the pond. it is joining sources with aviation officials in the uk to test the system. >>> back at home, faa rules drones must stay in the visual line of sight of operators and weigh no more 50 pounds and operated one at a time. >>> amc anticipate carmic cinema will take over carmic. the boards of both companies have signed off on the deal. >>> now to parenting alert about a new trend some say hip mow -- hit mow >> and exha

with george clooney, right, maurice?u're out of the picture. >> jimmy: great, i have traitors in my midst. we're going to bet $10,000 for the audience. matt, god help you if you take our cards. let's begin it. let's do it, put the money out. here we go. oh, god. matt gets a three, we get a ten. that's a nice start. you see what i told you about him! you see what i told you? >> you shut up, you're giving me the horns! >> jimmy: we would have had that 11 right there. matt's doubling. what's the dealer showing? dealer is showing a nine. okay. all right. >> we're going to have to take a hit, chippy, i'm afraid. >> we're going to have to take >> jimmy: oh, matt has a 20. terrific. >> i got a 20. >> jimmy: chip, we got to take a card, right? yeah, you gotta make that. now we have nothing. now we have no money, and i'm going to tell you why. because matt damon showed up. he took all your money from you and now we have nothing. unbelievable. >> hang on, wait a minute, wait a minute. jimmy, i was thinking, you know, i don't know