reverend ben mcbride was a speaker at the first congressional church in oaklands to. as alyssa reid tells us, the country is in crisis and there needs to be change. >> reporter: promising to work together. they believe change can happen. >> it gave me continued energy to work together for transformation and love. >> reporter: reverend ben mcbride addresses the first congressional church in oakland. many of the faces were with him on thursday as he marched with thousands of people on to the 880 freeway, blocking traffic for hours. >> i think some people were upset about it. some people were upset about disruption. i don't think sitting in your house and feeling badly about things and not doing anything is going to get anything done. sometimes justice is inconvenient. we're willing to disrupt the systems of power that are literally killing our people every day. every day we have to grief. we have to cry. we have to pray. we have to sing. and we have to do it in public so people have faith to do it as well. >> reporter: last week philando castile and alton sterling were

tonight -- danny mcbride. from "disney's pete's dragon," bryce dallas howard. matt damon and jimmy go to therapy. and music from prophets of rage. with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay right where you are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you. for braving the blistering heat to be here. man is it hot. this whole country is like a greased-up george foreman grill and a vikram yoga class. authorities are urging those in areas where heat is intense to stay indoors, unless you have a chance to catch a wiggly tuft in your neighborhood. it's going to be 96 in philadelphia where the democratic national convention is happening. the theme for the democrats today was, united together. which really is the best way to be unite d, together. so much better than being united apart. united together it was not. after the republican convention last week dnc was supposed to be the boring one. it was quite the opposite. every time hillary clinton's name w

officer misty mcbride was shot in the arm.ng daughter spoke to reporters outside the hospital. >> i'm just glad that she -- that she's alive, really. >> reporter: one woman attending the demonstration was shot in the leg. she used her body to shield her son. authorities took three people into custody in the hours after the shootings, including two individuals seen tossing camouflaged bags into the back of a black mercedes. tensions were already high in dallas and beyond following the fatal police shootings of two black men this week. the governor of texas says now is the time to unite as americans. another man who had been pictures circulated by police turned himself in and he was cleared of any involvement. >> thank you, brian webb in new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go live to dallas for the latest on the investigation into the deadly sniper shootings. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> breaking news out

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congresswoman sean patrick mahoney spoke last night along lgbt rights active visit sarah mcbride.sman maloney is the first openly gay person to ever be elected to congress and mcbride became the first transgender person to ever address a national political convention. >> today in america lgbtq people are still targeted by hate that lives in both laws and in hear hearts. many still struggle just to get by. but i believe that tomorrow can be different. tomorrow we can be respect the and protected. especially if hillary clinton is our president. >> had a chance to meet her. she is one amazing woman. she's actually from wilmington, delaware. >>> last week donald trump used part of his september tans speech at the rnc to speak directly to the lgbtq community promising to protect them from violence in the aftermath of the attack on the gay knit club in orlando. he received applause at the convention but some lgbt active visits criticized the message because trump's running mate mike pence taken positions opposing lgbt equality. meanwhile trump took his campaign to colorado today. >> run

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little bit nervous but more than anything else, i'm honored to have this opportunity. >> reporter: mcbrideional press secretary for the human rights campaign says she's fortunate to have a support system but will speak on behalf of the million of lgbtq people who do not >> north carolina or texas or north carolina dakota struggling with the question of whether this country has a place >> she had just a week to craft a speak she is hopes will both educate and inspire >> if my speech can open a few hearts and minds and provide a little bit of comfort to anyone struggling, it will be a success. >> reporter: they're calling this the most inclusive political convention yet with 28 transgender delegates from the dnc i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 16 on the radio with kyw news radio and 201210 wpht online with cbsphilly.com and your "eyewitness news" team on cbs3, cbs news is carrying every angle of the dnc, cbs3 is morning, the "cbs evening news" is live from the wells fargo center at 6:30 and cbs news will can't tomorrow n

. >> my name is sarah mcbride and i'm a proud transgender american. >> today, in america, lb gt people are still carryinged by hate that lives in both laws and in hearts. and, many still struggle to get by but i expect tomorrow to be different. tomorrow, we can be respected, and protected especially if hillary clinton is our president and that is why i'm proud to stand here and say that i'm with her. >> reporter: wilmington native sarah mcbride became first openly transgendered person to speak at a major convention. she's national press secretary for human rights campaign and she told us yesterday, that her history making address was written on behalf of the millions, of lb gt people who deserve to have their voices heard. >> now many of the protesters arrested last night are out of the federal custody tonight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us live outside the courthouse in center city, with more on that , joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee five people were released from federal custody. what they have told us according to federal prosecutors last night was both highly

reverend mcbride was the speaker in oakland today. he says the country is in crisis and there needs to be change. >> reporter: promising to work together. they believe change can happen. >> it gave me continued energy so that we can work together for transformation and for love. >> reporter: reverend mcbride addresses the church in oakland. many of them were with him on thursday as they marched on to the 880, blocking traffic for hours. >> people were upset about disruption. i don't think sitting in your house and feeling badly about things and not doing anything will get anything done. sometimes justice is inconvenient. we're willing to disrupt the systems of power that are literal rekilling our people every day. we have to grief and cry and pray every day. we have to do it in public so other people have faith to do it as well. >> reporter: last week philando castile and alton sterling were shot and killed by police within a day of each other that sparked protests across the country and prompted the killing of five dallas police offi

. >> reporter: pastor mcbride plans to return to baton rouge to cancel young men in the community and emphasize the practice of nonviolent protest. while pastor mcbride stresses nonviolent protest, he says he's also troubled after witnessing the hundreds of protesters who were arrested in baton rouge. he says he didn't believe those arrests were legal and that this could lead to more troubling interactions with police and raising those tensions. >> lee, the pastor said he didn't think the burden two responsibility for condemning attacks should be placed on the black lives matter movement as a hole. but does he think that maybe the movement should have central leaders or a single leader? >> i brought that up and he said if we want to bring up a leader like dr. nguyen -- dr. martin luther king. he said at the height of his work in the civil rights movement, he only handed out 40 congregations standing behind him, he wasn't a very popular figure at the time and that some people kind of romanticized his leadership nowadays. so he says he doesn't believe the movement really needs a central

veteran of the force and father of two, seven more shot but alive tonight including officer misty mcbride. her daughter with this message to mom. >> i love you and i'm glad you're here. >> reporter: tonight two people including officer mcbride are being treated here at the hospital. cecelia. >> phillip thank you. one photo caught our attention today. these images going viral. an officer under fire protecting citizens as the shots rang out nearby. i spoke to the man, a photographer who was taking pictures of the march. roger moore tells me what he told me more about what he would say to this officer if he could talk to him again. you're on the ground. these officers are all around you. >> and the officer in the photo, a few minutes after that, he plants himself in front of us over the hood. he stands up. he turns to me and says i'm going to stand, we're going to move. he stands up, has his shield from me. i stand behind him and we step out. >> to him you want to say what? >> thank you for coming up and being there for me and i kept thinking if i just -- i'm just going to wait and whatever

national press secretary, for human rights campaign, mcbride says that she's fortunate to have a strong support system but tonight, she will speak on behalf of the millions of lb gt people who do not. >> if my speech can open up a few hearts, mind and provide just a little bit of comfort to anyone struggling that would be a success. >> democrats called this the most inclusive political convention yet with 28 transgendered delegates. >>> we are hearing from the g.o.p. side last night live on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 chairman of the philadelphia republican party says it is important for president to have hillary clinton win. >> he need hillary clinton to win. you see if donald trump wins the next four years will essentially be a look back and try to undue everything he has done for last eight years n her election she has been running so close to him that she has tied herself to all of his policies. so for her to advance the ball forward she will have to tie herself to the past. >> coming up at 6:30 rich from talk radio 1210, wpht joins with us his thoughts on last night's speeches. >>>

. >> sean patrick malone spoke with lb gt rights activist sarah mcbride. first openly gay person to ever being elect to congress and hillary clinton champion lb gt equality. >> today, in america, lb gt people are still targeted by hate that lives in both laws and in hearts. many still struggle just to get by but i believe that tomorrow can be different. tomorrow we can be respected, and protected especially if hillary clinton is our president. >> obviously that was raining spot because this is sarah mcbride, that is not the congressman. so they both spoke and that is why we are showing her speaking instead of the congressman. >> more history last night, mcbride became first transgendered person to ever a dress a national political convention. >> it is raining but we have traffic issues. >> because when there is rain the issue is here. >> we have traffic and weather together. >> 6:46. good morning, i-95, jammed solid approaching the blue route and northbound blue jammed all the way up into broomall, all because of an accident center right behind the sign he

one of them is elmer cannon, and the other is misty mcbride. we know the rest of the surviving police officers, we believe, have been released from the hospital at this time. when you take a look at that and how awful it was that he had 12 police officers shot, it's actually quite remarkable that that many have already been released from the hospital at this time, jim. >> thanks for being there in dallas. martin, stephanie we will be coming back to you. >>> coming up, what started as a hashtag has turned into a rallying cry. we'll take a closer look at the black lives matter movement and the impact that the shootings in dallas could have on it. >>> as we go to break we want to show you the outpouring of support for the dallas police department as it mourns those five fallen police officers. flowers, notes, balloons covering those police cruisers. you can barely make them out in there now. dallas police officers getting hugs from random strangers showing their thanks. >>> you are watching live coverage from cnn. live pictures now of president ob

misty mcbride is being treated for two gunshot wounds at baylor university medical center. she is expected to survive. her father and her 10-year-old daughter visited her there. >> i was just happy that she was okay. that she can live on to tomorrow and that i'm just glad that she is alive, really. >> reporter: what did you say to her? >> i said that, "i love you and that i'm glad you're here." >> reporter: tell us what happened again. >> she just realized that when she got shot, that she fell over and turned around andta the other officers got her and put her in the car and brought her over here. >> reporter: where she shot and what is your daughter's name? >> it's misty mcbride and she was shot in the arm and it broke her shoulder and she was shot in the abdomen and went in one side and out the other side. >> reporter: sir, how is she feeling? after hearing that, how is she feeling? >> i don't understand what you mean. >> reporter: is she okay? >> oh, she is fine. they gave her a bunch of medicine and i'm sure she is asleep by now. she is just waiting for surgery, to go i

sara mcbride was the first transgender person to address a major party convention. >> tomorrow we can different. tomorrow we can be protected and respected, especially if hillary clinton is our president. that's why i'm proud to stand here and say, i'm with her. >> mcbride was the first transgender intern at the white house. she was close with the bidens working on the beau biden campaign. democratic house leader nancy pelosi was also a special guest. >>> last night, the mother of a philadelphia police officer killed in the line of duty addressed the convention. she was added to the schedule after the philadelphia fraternal order of police publicly criticized the dnc for only inviting family members of those killed by the police. officer moser walker was in plain clothes walking home from a shift when he was shot and killed during a holdup in 2012. his mother described finding christmas presents he he had wrapped and waiting in his house. >> he was in august. moses, he always thought ahead. he bought gifts for relatives, for single parents, for strangers down on their luck. >> moses w

little bit nervous but more than anything else, i'm honored to have this opportunity. >> reporter: mcbrideational press secretary for the human rights campaign says she's fortunate to have a support system but will speak on behalf of the million of lgbtq people who do not >> north carolina or texas or north carolina dakota struggling with the question of whether this country has a place >> she had just a week to craft a speak she is hopes will both educate and inspire >> if my speech can open a few hearts and minds and provide a little bit of comfort to anyone struggling, it will be a success. >> reporter: they're calling this the most inclusive political convention yet with 28 transgender delegates from the dnc i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 16 on the radio with kyw news radio and 201210 wpht online with cbsphilly.com and your "eyewitness news" team on cbs3, cbs news is carrying every angle of the dnc, cbs3 is morning, the "cbs evening news" is live from the wells fargo center at 6:30 and cbs news will can't tomorrow

now, i want to introduce sarah mcbride. mcbride is a courageous young leader and she is right now the first trans person ever to address a national convention. sar sarah. it's about time. it's an honor to make history with you because we are stronger together. >> thank you so much, congressman. my name is sarah mcbride and i am a proud transgender american. four years ago, i came out as transgender while serving as student body president in college. at the time, i was scared. i worried that my dreams and my identity were mutually exclusive. since then, though, i've seen that change as possible. i witnessed history interning at the white house and helping my home state of delaware pass protections for transgender people. today i see this change in the work of the lgbt caucus and in my own job at the human rights campaign. but despite our progress, so much work remains. will we be a nation where there is only one way to love, only one way to look and only one way to live? or will we be a nation where everyone has the freedom

. -- mcbride. >> good evening.first openly gay person ever elected to congress in the great state of new york. , a speakerast week at the republican convention called a quality a "distraction." who cares? he asked. i care. my husband randy and our three children care. the lgbt leaders standing with me and throughout the hall care. the authors of our nation's declaration of independence signed right here in philadelphia, they care. americans at stonewall cared. and hillary clinton cares as well. you a story.l in june, i was walking past the supreme court. a crowd was gathered, waiting for the historic marriage decision. the news hit like a thundercloud. a lot of us wept. spontaneously, hundreds joined together to sing our national anthem. called randy. i could barely speak. and i have been together for 24 years. love you, honey. 23 of those years, we have been raising children. yes, our family is a little different, but we read bedtime stories the same. we tie shoes and check homework the same. we dream and we comfo

and mar tina mcbride has a birthday today. now, keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early >>> rough weather moving into our area could cause problems during your morning commute. >>> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust >>> moments after making history, hillary clinton goes on the attack. hear her takedown of donald trump. >>> and the man seen here on the run right after police say he committed a crime so violent it sent two people to the hospital. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everyone, friday morning, july 29, i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm kerry barrett. chris cimino has the weather headlines. >> we'll need the umbrella through the first half of the day. most of the rain going further south and east than we thought, however heavier bands of showers out to the west. you can see the lightning strikes. the back edge of the rain is already working its way through southeast pennsylvania. the timing is not good, it will

it's pure mcbride. adolescent meets the sublime. he's a dangerous comedian. love it, he's hilarious. >> like the woody allen for "flyover america," man. he's just a special guy. >> jimmy: the principal, the departing principal, played by bill murray. >> yeah. >> jimmy: which is, you know -- >> yeah, yeah. right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that when you work with -- acting in a comedy with bill murray, is that intimidating? >> yeah, for me i just turn the other way. i hid out in my trailer for the longest time when i first saw him because i couldn't deal with the fact that that was bill murray. then we were on the set, kind of doing these thing scenes. you're looking at that beautiful bill murray face. and like when it was on him, it was action was called, i just started laughing. that's the gopher, that's meatballs. it's like all of it. >> jimmy: especially when he's serious, it makes you laugh. >> and i was just consumed with laughter. literally two hours into the day i said, hey, man. how do you really do what you do? like is there some secret? he

this morning we're talking with oakland pastor ben mcbride about coming together and healing the community. >>> a major teaching shortage in san francisco. how thousands of dollars in bonuses are being offered to lure teachers. we sit down with the district about the new strategy. >>> plus, he is a former host of ktvu's creature features. this morning i'm talking with john stanley about his new laugh out loud project. >>> whether you drive a mustang or a mazda, a hybrid or a hummer, bay area traffic is probably giving you gray hair. this is the scene on interstate 80. that's the university avenue overpass. it is packed coming into san francisco. a lot of talk today about caltrans making improvements to your commute. not widening the lanes or adding another route. this comes in terms of technology. welcome here to "the 9". sal castaneda, mike mibach. >> good morning. >> look at you doing traffic like a pro. >> yeah. >> i could never do traffic for real. >> on gasia's radar this morning. >> i avoid 80 at any cost. coming up at 9:30 we will bring in ktvu's brian flores. he will explain what c

mcbride from d.a.r.t. she has just been released. can you confirm that? >> reporter: alex, that's right. we do have good news today, misty mcbride has been released from the hospital. she's a d.a.r.t. officer, which stands for dallas area rapid transit. she was released last night. she's a veteran officer, been with the department about five years. the other two d.a.r.t. officers that were released are omar cannon and jesus retana. but there are still some dallas police officers there and being treated. now, we had the chance yesterday to speak with jaime castro, a dallas police officer, a veteran officer who's trained many of the officers on the department, and he had also trained some of the officers that were injured. he described for us the moment that he found out that one of his very good friends, loren aarons was shot. >> he was the big guy. he was the one that could be defused. it was like, here comes this guy, you might want to calm down. and you were like, okay, i'm good, i'm good. he was a diffuser and he could handle the situation. i was like,

>> sara mcbride and congressman sean maloney join us live from philadelphia. thank you both for your time. >> good to be here. >> sara, i'll start with you. you are not the professional politician used to being on stage with all of these people. the congressman has worked his way through a lot of big crowds. how was that to address the audience, especially again on a historic night for hillary clinton, but also for you as well? >> well -- >> i'm sorry. >> it was an honor to stand on the stage with congressman maloney and the lgbt caucus. it was an honor to share my story and help educate the country a little more about transgender people and identities. but more than anything else, like you said, it was an honor to be a part of a historic convention, an historic night that demonstrates that here in america, everyone's voices matter, everyone's lives matter. and that your dreams and your identity do not have to be mutually exclusive. >> congressman maloney, we know donald trump mentioned lgbtq twice in his speech in cleveland, getting some applause in the audie

kayla mcbride. briana miller. bridgett floringer. are any of these young folks here? will you join us on the stage? i saw one of my colleagues, at least two of my colleagues councilmember mcknight. he still here? will he join me? and i saw councilmember floyd. if you are here, please join e. as they come, again, it is our privilege to be part of such an momentous occasion and working with everyone to make this day ossible. the proclamation. state of south carolina county of williamsburg, whereas on may 8, 1966, martin luther king jr. gave his march on the ballot tomlinson high school athletic field. following the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. he urged more than 5,000 individuals to go out and exercise their right to vote. whereas dr. king's speech is believed by historians to be within of only three public speeches he gave in south carolina, in his visit to kings tree was recognized as an important stop on his crusader to help rid african-american voters of the fear of voting. whereas the youth leadership team of williamsburg county including nadia gamble.

. >> my name is sarah mcbride and i am a proud transgender american.orter: 25-year-old now works at the human rights campaign. she says while her people are targeted by hate tomorrow can be different. mcbride endorse clinton during the speech of course saying she would be an advocate for the transgender community. we have much more ahead on 7 news at 11:00 on chance el 7 and later in this half hour the donald trumpampaign responds to criticism that he was encouraging spying to get to hillary clinton's e-mails coming up shortly. >> stunning turn in the case that made headlines across california involving one time washington, d.c. intern. sandra disappeared 15 years ago. years lar undocumented immigrant was convicted of her murder. tonight he's been cleared of the charge. here's david wright. >> tonight the sensational washington murder case is suddenly wide open again. who killed leave very 24-year-old washington intern. apparently not this undocumented immigrant from el salvador who was convicted based on a jail house confession. that conviction later

sarah mcbride, the first openly transgender person to speak it either party's convention.a transgender person -- what a transgender person speak at the clinton's convention in 1992? >> not 1992 maybe. [indiscernible] there is a little culture shock. [laughter] i think all of us -- mark: is the democratic party changing faster than the country, or leading the way or -- >> bernie took us to another level. ont women could not serve juries. for a while it did not vote. now it is voting. so, women when hillary makes the glass ceiling, it's not just the glass ceiling. mark: a lot of changes. >> a lot of changes taking place. i think hillary has made the adjustment, and i also think people will be working on accountability beyond the election. jackson, good to have you. hope you come back this year a lot. >> you're the man. john: when we come back, more of our best, best, best interviews from this past week. ♪ president obama: for four years i had a front row seat to her intelligence, her judgment, and her discipline. i came to realize that her unbelievable work ethic wasn't for

five officers lost their lives and another seven wounded including misty mcbride, her family rushingto the hospital to be by her side. >> that she can live on to tomorrow and that i'm glad she's alive really. >> alive but according to her father requiring surgery. >> she was shot in the arm and broke her shoulder and shot in the abdomen and it went in one side and out the other side. >> reporter: the mcbrides know they are the lucky ones, hunter telling her mother -- >> i love you and i'm glad you're here. >> reporter: jean casarez, cnn, new york. >>> mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers. so sad to see that, families reeling from this. i want to read you messages people have left outside the dallas police headquarters you're seeing right there, where this large memorial around a police cruiser, almost can't see it under those flowers, continues to grow. one of the messages said you will not be forgotten, we'll never forget your sacrifice. another one says dearest officers, we heart you and will never forget you. rest in eternal peace. one more, i stand by the blue, thank you

next week on the show, danny mcbride, david spade, andy garcia, greg kinnear, bryce dallas howard, ozzyk osbourne will be here, dana white from the ufc, and we will have music from prophets of rage, the go-go's and the strokes. our first guest tonight is a terrific actor whom you know from the "lord of the rings" trilogy and many films in which he doesn't wear chainmail. his new movie is called "captain fantastic," it's in theatres now. please welcome viggo mortensen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how's it going? >> i come bearing gifts. >> jimmy: that's nice. i wish more guests brought me gifts. >> you're a mets fan. >> jimmy: i am, are you? >> this is tom seaver, 1972. >> jimmy: i had this card when i was a kid, and i think my mom threw it away. we used to flip these. have you ever done that? >> yes. >> jimmy: it's like a nice entry into gambling. i guess i should show these to the audience. is this darryl? >> probably the man that looked the best in a baseball uniform. >> jimmy: i never imagined you as a baseball collecting kind of guy. >> i have soccer cards, baseball cards. >

prior to hillary clinton's historic speech, sarah mcbride made a little history of her own.e became the first openly transgender person to address a major party convention. >> but i believe that tomorrow can be different. top we can be respected and protected, especially if hillary clinton is our president. and that's why i'm proud to stand here and say that i'm with her! >> mcbride made headlines four years ago when she came out as transgender in her college's student newspaper. she later interned at the white house which was also the first for a transgender woman. and the national gay and lesbian commerce held a convention. democratic house leader, nancy pelosi was one of the special guests in attendance. and sports is next. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear we

we spoke with pastor mike mcbride of the wade church in berkeley, and he recently visited baton rouge following the shooting death of alton sterling. back -- >> i think this is a ridiculous assertion to a this at the feet of anyone in our movement. especially with everyone in our movement consistently emphasizing that we are engaging in nonviolent protest.>> reporter: has to mcbride also tells us that he is planning to return to baton rouge on thursday, and that is to counsel the young men in the city, and to also emphasize nonviolent protests. some local officers say that the tension between the police and communities that they serve appears to be at a heightened state, an all-time high. a lot of police officers are worried and hoping that what we have seen take place in dallas and baton rouge does not become the new normal.>> abby's -- alex savidge in oakland, and thank you. >>> in the meantime, jesse jackson speaking out against the shooting of the baton rouge police officers, condemning the attack while speaking before the national organization for black law executives in dc, sayi

bend mcbride was the speaker at first congressional church in oakland. he says the country is in crisis and there needs to be change. >>reporter: promising to work together. they believe change can happen. >> it gave me continued energy so we become work toke together for transformation an for love, many of these faiths were with him on thursday as he marched with thousands of people on the 880 freeway blocking traffic for hours. >> i think some people were upset but i don't think sitting in your house not doing anything is going to get anything done. sometimes justice is inconvenient. we're willing to disrupt these systems of power that are literally killing our people every day, every day we have to grieve. we have to cry we have to pray we have to sing and we have to do it in public so other people have faith to do it as well. >>reporter: last week cass steel and sterling were shot by police within a day of each other which sparked protests across the country and prompted the killing of 5 dallas police officers by a black man. >> people need to come t

it is such an honor to meet you. >> thank you very having me. >> sara mcbride. from the cnn grill.over in philadelphia -- not really. the party is

among those commanding the podium, this young lady, sarah mcbride, national press secretary for the human. she's a former white house intern and became the first transgender woman to address a major political convention. sarah joins us now from her hometown of wilmington, delaware. good to see you, sarah. >> thanks for having me. >> okay, so what was that moment like, is it still with you? is it still being replayed in your mind while you're awake and even while you're asleep? >> it was incredible. it was such an honor to have an opportunity to be the first trans person speak at a major party convention. it was a huge honor to tell my story and hopefully educate the country a little bit more about what it means to be transgender. more than anything else, it was an honor to be part of a historic convention, a convention that really demonstrated that, and in hillary clinton's administration, every voice will be welcomed at the table. >> so how is it, you're hoping, that your personal journey might change the views, alter the views, of people who are listening? >> well, i think so often in t

then mcbride of oakland will focus on community healing and violence in the streets. he expects impacted church today. pastor mcbride will join us live tomorrow durning -- during mornings on 2. >>> black caucus calling for a vote on the gun-control bill following a violent week in america. the vote is not likely to come soon. house and senate have startled to rally around a proposal that could garner bipartisan support on capitol hill.>> if this congress does not have the guts to lead that we are responsible for all the bloodshed on the streets of america. >> i'm not sure that for every tragedy that happens in america there is necessarily a legislative solution.>> the police feelings in dallas has affected the race for the white house. clinton and trump canceling campaign stops yesterday. >>> a gun shop in dallas holding a unique fundraiser in response to the sniper attack targeting police officers. it is offering to give a free ar 15 rival to each dallas police officer. radical firearms gun shop pointing out many officers who responded to thursday nights deadly attac

area are weighing in on the baton rouge killings, and we spoke with pastor mike vick ride -- mike mcbride and he recently visited baton rouge following the shooting death of alton sterling by the police officers in the city, and the pastor says that everyone needs to value life.>> it seems to me in these moments that we have not perfected the art of de- escalation. we have not allow the grieving communities to express their grief in ways where they are not agitated and pushed to the brink. >> reporter: pastor mcbride says he is planning to return to baton rouge this thursday to talk with the young men in the city, and will emphasize nonviolence protesting. in the meantime, officers in oakland, san jose, they have implemented a policy for they have two police officers writing any squad car, a safety measure put in place after the killing in dallas, and the san francisco police department always has two officers in a police car. and officers on a heightened state of alert given what is taking place across the country.>>> the time is 6:35 am. >>> reverend jesse jackson spoke out against the

. >> okay so vice principals is the show we're all very excited about, danny mcbride's new show that (applause) >> on the 17th of j >> stephen: i know, i was so excited to find out something that good was being made in my hometown. >> and we were there for-- we shot two seasons, 18 episode consecutively, all at one time so we were there for about eight months. >> 18 shows. >> yeah. >> we do 202 of them a year. >> i know. >> stephen: 18, are you okay? are you okay? do you need some more wine. >> it was hard, stephen. >> stephen: i know, it's hard. you have to live in charleston, south carolina, and be in show business, sounds really hard. >> here's the thing, normally i feel like actors complain about having to travel for that i job. we all fell completely in love with charleston. >> stephen: it's the greatest city in the world. >> yes, and if you don't know there are all these beaches and outer lying sort of islands that you can get houses on. so we all got houses on the same island and when we weren't working, it was kind of just like summer camp and we would hang out. and we had li

sarah mcbride from wilmington made her mark in history by being the first openly transgender person ton. >> but i believe that tomorrow can be different. tomorrow we can be respected and protected. especially if hillary clinton is our president. and that's why i'm proud to stand here and say that i'm with her. >> mcbride was the first transgender intern at the white house. she also was close with the bidens, working on beau biden's campaign. the national gay and lesbian chamber of commerce hosted a celebration at the comcast center in center city yesterday night. democratic house leader nancy pelosi was one of the special guests in attendance. >>> also last night, the mother of a philadelphia police officer who was killed in the line of duty addressed the convention. she was added to the schedule, after the philadelphia fraternal order of police publicly criticized the dnc for only inviting family members of those killed by officers. officer moses walker was in plain clothes, walking home from his shift when he was shot and killed during a holdup in 2012. last night, his mother describ

westbound 80 at mcbride. we have a wreck being cleared to the right-hand shoulder and a car fire remains in san jose no longer blocking lanes on the guadalupe parkway. but it was fully engulfed for a while there approaching curtner avenue. the rest of south bay freeways look good and the bay bridge kind of a similar story for the last half-hour just a few delays in the cash lanes. but the rest of the lanes look great. that's the latest "kcbs traffic." roberta has another update. >> elizabeth, thank you so much for mentioning that "spare the air" day. it's the fourth consecutive day "spare t low clouds and fog. we have the possibility of delays on arrivals on some arriving flights after of 6 a.m. we are still in the 60s in livermorele well above average in concord. we should be at 88. instead 100 degrees today. no clearing at the coast in the 60s. we'll have full sunshine around the peninsula and some haze in the 80s. we have a smoke advisory in effect especially for the santa clara valley 95 morgan hill. east

mcbride scores from second, and the a's good up 3-2, taken mingden gave up four. langen dorf can't make the play. it was close to interference, regardless pirates take the lead. a's, bottom half of the inning, vogt lines out to first. the a's swept by the pirates with a 6-3 loss. >> just playing good baseball and i think just the theory -- we didn't pitch very well and we need to, and we had a chance to score and didn't score. so it's collectively didn't play well, three out of four against the angels and giants and things aren't go our wire. >> we had play on the middle sunday at wimbledon. rains delayed so many matches we had bonus coverage today. top seed, serena williams, facing annika beck. serena came in with 299 wins in majors but found herself trailing in at in the first sett all serena from there. she won 11 of the next 12 games. winning her 300th match at a grand slam. seven aways away from the record. moving on to the fourth round. >>> if there's a marathon match it usually involves john isner, taking only tsonga. match took two days, four hours, 25 min