michael. >> lucille. >> george. >> wendy. >> all right. who loves the show "arrested development"?supporting local arti artists. for one night only artists with the beehive society are putting on an "arrested development" theme show. saturday night from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. go to our link and we'll link you up with hood line. >> warm enough for you today? let's go to spencer now. >>> if you're a fan of very warm weather you might not like this weekend. a live look at doppler hd. low clouds target the coast and that's the picture across the entire state. it will be hot at interior secti sections. 96, sacramento, who knows, it could hit 97. 99 at yosemite. fresno, 112 in palm springs. we will see temperatures in the 90s. 96 at livermore and 95 at fairfield. highs around the bay will reach only 70s, upper 50s on the coast and high temperature trend in santa rosa over the next seven days is indicative what we can generally expect. steady range of highs dropping down a few degrees over the weekend and more summer levels by midweek next week. >> thanks a lot. >>> still ahead. major changes

. >> michael george tells us about the >> that's eight-year-old unique looking at the camera. she's about to swim for the first time. unique is one of about 20 kids getting free swim lessons from experts. >> ready, two, three, go. >> reporter: many of these kids live in public housing and come from low-income backgrounds. something as simple as a day at the pool is a luxury they never had before. >> statistically if you don't learn between the ages of 8 and how to swim. >> reporter: archie lee coates helped to start this program as part of his organization, loft pool. they have the lofty goal of creating a clean, chubb pool right on the east river. >> it's not just about swimming. it's being empowered to do anything that you didn't have the opportunity to do. >> reporter: it's not an easy start. some of the children have never been in the water before. >> are you scared at all? >> just a little bit. >> reporter: but it doesn't take long before the kids forget they were ever scarnd having fun. unique is learning to swim alongside her sisters and watching from above their very p

former cia director michael hayden appointed by george w bush telling nbc news he's inviting a foreign intelligence service to steal sensitive u.s. government information or inviting a foreign intelligence service to violet the privacy of an individual. perhaps he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> republicans probably thought it was reprehensible calling on the russians to intervene and hack into an american entity. >> on friday, trump will get the first national security briefing, information the candidate admits might change his opinion. buried in this today, donald trump told me that given the rise of isis, he would renegotiate the geneva convention or rules protecting prisoners of war and civilians saying they should include enhanced int interrogation or what some call torture. >> thanks. >>> trump may have grabbed the headlines from democrats today but they will try to make him pay for it tonight. his russia comment offering new lines of attack as president obama, vice president biden and vice presidential nominee take the stage on a night of high watt star power. here is a

. ♪ [music break] amy: "freedom" by george michael. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. war,aking with convention, peace, and the presidency. we are in cleveland, ohio, covering the national convention inside and out, from the streets to the convention floor. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting two hours a day from the republican convention and next week all through the week from the democratic convention in philadelphia. we're continuing to talk about republican vice presidential nominee might pence. we look back at his time as a radio show host before he was her elected to congress. -- before he was elected to congress. this is 1997. his adjusted there should be a law against adultery.. flynn was dischcharged from t te air force follllowing an affffar with a marriedan and relelated militatary offenses. >> the problem i is adultery is i iyouy an antiquateted sin will. itit is no longeger in vogue i n amamerica. therefore, kelly flinn, whwhethr she b be in the airir force or , ought not to be any way censured f

michael gerson, former speech writer for george w. bush. michael eric dyson. long time republican strategist mary madeline. and eugene robinson. we got all the accolades out. michael, let me start with you. you perhaps wrote the most provocative piece of the week perhaps of everybody here at the table not to say that everybody isn't provocative in their own ways and yours was addressed tot the white community as the hole. >> look. it is an approach. it is an understanding. but imagine what we feel when we are addressed as black america. i was pleading really with white brothers and sisters to understand the difficulty, the circumstances that we confront. the extraordinary assault upon black life. the repudiation of any sense of civility when it comes to the interactions between police forces, which most african american people regard with respect and authority. be but who is authority has spilled over into terrorizing impulses and impacts on american culture and i wanted to talk about the vulnerability we feel. even when you were interviewing chief bratton a r

and george michael's "faith" topped the charts. what you might not remember from that year, it's also the last time that pennsylvania went red in a presidential election. that is a fact not lost on hillary clinton. she and her running mate tim kaine are on a bus tour rolling through pennsylvania and ohio at this moment. a clinton doesn't believe that trump can't win the white house without those two very important swing states. they are hoping to win the votes of include car voters. in 1992, hillary clinton's husband, bill clinton, and al gore boarded their bus to take their tour. do you remember that? hillary clinton was there too just a day after the democratic national convention. it worked for the cleanse then, it stirred up a lot of publicity. a lot of local news markets covered that. times have changed. the media has changed. kit work this time around. with me right now, julian zelliser. and brian stelter. thank you, jerk it's interesting to watch side by side the two bus tours. julian, you said this those the weight that the

there's two independents that i think are important to mention -- michael bloomberg, who spoke, and georgewill, who left the republican party, signed up as an independent. >> very quickly -- >> i do want to say -- >> well, if you guys want to get your big takeaway, we better start now. so everybody gets a moment to say their big takeaway from this week. terry, we'll start with you. >> i think both conventions performed reasonably well. we thought the republican convention was not very good, and what happens? trump gets a four-point bounce to show you how much we know. i think they both were reasonably effective in galvanizing their supporters. one final point -- i don't think secretary clinton can move anywhere to the middle and not risk losing the very liberal support that she worked so hard to court. >> well, my takeaway was that this really was a presentation of what the diversity of america looks like. when i watched the number of african-american elected officials from the south who gave some of the earlier speeches and i talked to people from virginia and georgia and florida during t

michael schlattery is a pool inspector for prince george's county health department, which inspects more300 pools each summer. he spends most of his inspection walking the perimeter of the pool's fence, checking to make sure gates are locked and pulling hard to see if the fence will come loose. >> making sure it's secured at the top. also making sure it's secured at the tt whether or not your fence meets code. in the state of maryland it has to be more than six feet tall. i'm 5'11", this is taller than me. this fence meets that rule. they also want you to use your fist. this is about four inches, or the size of a child's head. so make sure your fist can't get through any holes, especially down here at the bottom where a child might try to squeeze through. 87% of all child drownings happen in residential pools, according to the cpsc, which is why no matter where you live all of the local governments in our area require pool owners to install self-latching gates and a tall fence. the i-team searched through hundreds of inspection reports and found multiple apartment complexes in prince geo

michael dukakis in 1998. bill clinton never mentioned george w. bush in his the convention in 2000. >> i know the system better than anyone else so i'm the only one qualified to fix it, obviously hillary clinton seized on that. a real politico would have looked at that and said this line should not be in this speech, it does come across as crazily self focused and ego maniacal. to hear that in his own words and to be able to throw it back and say america is not about one person who can the fix things, america is about we not about i. that became a true in obama speech and hillary speech and it leaves obama to a critique that could be very powerful. and something that katie is talking about. >> elizabeth warren is here, she's the senior senator of massachusetts this is day 2 of the convention in philadelphia and she made a remarkable speech last night in which she showed her own convictions that made her become elected as senator in minnesota. the democratic party and the campaign for president. did she call you up and say i want you to know i've d

our live coverage continues in just a moment with george howell in dallas and michael holmes at the cnnatlanta. good night. i am rich. in my gentleman's quarters, we sip champagne and peruse my art collection, which consists of renaissance classics and more avant-garde pieces. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. has been a struggle. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. allergic reaction may occur and may be life threate

i'm michael holms at the cnn world center in atlanta. >> i'm george howell live in dallas, texas. the backdrop behind me, we're here at dallas police deputy head quarters and you seen the memorial that has grown and continues to grow. flowers and balloons and messages remembering the dead here. these five officers killed in the line of duty thursday night as they were protecting marchers during a peaceful protest. seven other officers and two civilians were wounded in that ambush. the shooter has been identified as 25-year-old micah xavier johnson, a former u.s. army reservist who served in afghanistan. authorities say that it appears he acted alone and they say that they found bomb-making materials inside his home before he was killed. before killed by police, he was killed by a bomb squad robot. police say johnson told negotiators he was upset of killings of recent african american men by police. the maryor is calling for peopl to come together. >> the past 24 hours in dallas has been a variable tale of two cities. on the one hand, it's been the tale of heroism of police officer

candidate before mitt romney to get 59 1/2% of the white vote, a high number, was george hur better walker bush against michael dukakis. and mitt romney lost and electoral landslide as the country demographics have changed. george herbert bush, and important election the one out of the last six where the republican candidate won the popular vote. very difficult mathematicsly for a republican candidate for president to win a presidential election with much less than 40% of the hispanic vote. >> right now, he's at 14%. >> right now, he's at 14. john mccain was down to 32. mitt romney to 37, cut in half again, historically post civil rights act, the republican pa y parties performed 9, 10% of the african-american vote. you see that vote coming down very quickly to that level. >> here's dave clarke, milwaukee county sheriff. we've been watching mike pence in the family box. leather li let's listen in. [ applause ] >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, i would like to make something very clear. blue lives matter in america! [ applause ] >> i stand before you tonight with a heavy heart as the law enforcement community

former nsa director michael hayden, appointed by president george w. telling bloomberg, "perhaps he doesn't know what he's talking about." >> nbc 10's extensive dnc coverage continues. be sure you have our free nbc 10 app for instant updates. we're also posting behind the scenes footage there. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we've been dealing with the longest heat wave of the season. today we'll end those 90-plus temperatures. showers and storms are heading our way. here's a live look at boathouse row in philadelphia. >> and philadelphia mayor jim kenney is urging visitors to the dnc, as well as demonstrators to take precautions and seek shelter during the heavy rain that's expected. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with more on that and the forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, vai. we're not seeing any storms yet, but we're getting the heat and humidity will that will help fuel those storms later in the day. a hazier day today. lots of high clouds and a warm, muggy breeze blow this morning. the radar and satellite, y

here again is george stephanopoulos. >> and still on the podium, general michael flynn.to go back to david muir on the floor, it does seem as we see scott walker and the rest of the crowd out there. it does seem, after they saw melania trump, a lot of the delegates wanted to go home, or at least go out and party. >> no question. the people out here are listening to general flynn, but this is night number one in primetime. melania trump, the moment she walked off the stage, you begin to see the people moving out, and many of them leaving. it's interesting to think about where the nation is, the last couple of weeks, the deadly police shootings, attacks on police officers in dallas and baton rouge. going into tonight, everyone was watching donald trump. with the exception of the incredible moment when he walked out, it's clear that the trump campaign and trump himself knew what they were walking into. it was melania trump's night, and i think they accomplished what they needed to do. >> and cokie roberts, you can see a member of the trump family every night. >> when a trum

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pennsylvania has not voted for a republican since 1988 in the landslide george bush victory over michael dukakis. >> jon karl, thank you very much. great to have your analysis. join jon and our powerhouse political team this morning on "this week." see the entirety of the headlinemaking interview between chief anchor george stephanopoulos and donald trump. that's later this morning, right here on abc. a and jon, thanks again. jon will come back for a -- "pop news" later this morning. >> we'll see. we'll see. >> it's the pop-litical "pop news." >>> speaking of encores, rob is back. hey, rob. >> hey, good morning, guys. we'll start with the west coast. they're dealing with the forest fires. this one near big sur in monterey county. >>> good morning. meteorologist amy freeze with to need rain gear today. showers and thunderstorms at time. flash flood watch to 11:00 tonight. 81 today. tonight scattered showers in the area. 71 is the low. the accuweather seven-day forecast, now we do clear the showers late monday night. tuesday, wednesday, thursday are dry. we heat up with humidity for friday

michael. what's happening? >> all right, george, there's a lot going on. here in times square.till you hear about this amazon hack attack, someone taking $1700 from a woman's account even after she changed her password and they did some other things to her and find out if amazon can do anything to stop it. >>> we have this incredible story we're all talking about this morning. the new law that could put any woman's privacy at risk. we're talking about just walking down a street or down a grocery aisle. it's in our big board this morning. it is terrifying. >> yes. >> robin, let's back to you, though. >> outrageous. all right, guys, thanks very much. >>> but first in this half hour, music producer dr. dre handcuffed outside his malibu home after an alleged road rage dispute captured in these tmz images. the police were reportedly told the hip-hop millionaire had a gun. but authorities now say that was not the case. abc's linsey davis with more on this story for us. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning. it's an all too familiar headline recently, a black man is accused

the real threat lies with the bigoted americans -- >> we now have tucker using michael morris talking points against george. bush -- >> what he's -- >> excuse me. >> but loretta lynch did threaten people with criminal prosecution if they said things that were anti-muslim. we saw a u.s. attorney just do this in idaho, right? she had to walk it back. that's not made up. there have been threats. in both instances, the prosecutors had to walk it back because it's illegal to threaten people for what they say. >> the idea that is being spread by the right wing, and it speaks to the hypocrisy of the right, all of a sudden this administration is not dedicated to taking on muslim threats and terrorist through the world. no administration has launched more -- >> here's the point. at the same time that europe failed to bring up the bush administration's policy that -- you're talking about protecting the due process of terror suspects to buy and collect guns -- >> you've lost me in your reasoning, but let me restate the real point here. i do think that they recognize this threat. i think they recognize it as an islami

pennsylvania has not voted for a republican since 1988 in the landslide george bush victory over michael dukakis. >> jon karl, thank you very much. great to have your analysis. join jon and our powerhouse political team this morning on "this week." see the entirety of the headlinemaking interview between chief anchor george stephanopoulos and donald trump. that's later this morning, right here on abc. a and jon, thanks again. jon will come back for a -- "pop news" later this morning. >> we'll see. we'll see. >> it's the pop-litical "pop news." >>> speaking of encores, rob is back. hey, we'll start with the west coast where they are dealing with the forest fires, big sur, monterey county. it's a huge one. another one popped up in the last 24 to 36 hours near fresno this 5% contained, threatens 200 homes, 300 people evacuated. they are starting to scramble with that one. at the moment we have fire watches and red flag warnings. it will be cooler across the pacific northwest and the monsoon continues south and east of phoenix, tucson, 3 to 4 inches of rainfall in the next several days. chic

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george w. bush, michael moe casey. get his take on the latest news that the fbi and libertarian nominee for president can make jerry johnson this morning. stay with us. take it off right now is big news of the morning. fbi director james comey issuing scathing remarks about hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. he stopped short of recommending an indictment. there is somewhat comey and paul ryan had to say. >> although he did not find clear evidence that secretary clear evidence the secretary clint and her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive to the classified information. >> the plane issue clearly clearly lives above the law. let me say this. he showed at the k. she had been making all your blog. he shouted that they should have been saying in her own defense all year long about her case. maria: i will bring again bunching up, secret service agent, trump surrogate and regiona

pennsylvania has not voted for a republican, though, since 1988 in the landslide george bush victory over michael dukakis. >> jon karl, thank you very much. great to have your analysis. and a reminder, you can join jon and our powerhouse political team this morning on "this week." see the entirety of that headlinemaking interview between our chief anchor george stephanopoulos and donald trump. that's later this morning, right here, on abc. and jon, thanks again. jon will come back for a -- "pop news" later this morning. >> an encore performance. >> we'll see. we'll see. >> it's the pop-litical "pop news." >>> speaking of encores, rob is back. hey, rob. >> hey, good morning, guys. we'll start with the west coast. they're dealing with those forest fires. this one near big sur in monterey county. 2,000 homes are threatened. already 50 destroyed with this fire. it's still a huge one. another one popped up in the last 24 to 36 hours near fresno. this one, only 5% contained. it threatens about 300 homes. 200 people have been evacuated. and one home already lost. so, they're really starting to scramble

michael is a pool inspector for prince george's county health department which inspects 300 pools eachmer. >> making sure it's secure at the top and making sure it's secure at the bottom. >> reporter: pool inspectors say it's simple to tell whether or not your fence meets code. in the state of maryland it has to be 6 feet tall. they also want you to use your fist. this is about four inches or the size of a child's head. so make sure your fist can't get through any holes especially down here at the bottom where a child might try to squeeze through. 87% of all child drownings happen in residential pools which is why no matter where yo live, all of the local governments in our area require pool owners to install self-latching gates and a tall fence. the i-team searched through hundreds of inspection reports and found multiple apartment complexes in prince george's county cited for holes in their fences and broken gates before the season started. in montgomery county, inspectors visited numerous homes after neighbors complained about homes in their fences and we found all fences were repai

. >> michael, let's talk about extremes. republicans thought george mcgovern was just a flat out dangerous liberal who was going to trade away the united states. democrats thought that barry goldwater was a bomb-throwing conservative. barry goldwater who today would be a moderate to center left republican. as there -- do you think the way democrats view donald trump the way donald trump views democrats, is that divide greater in constant dollars, as they say, than we've ever seen it? >> i think it's pretty much on the order of the two instances, can you mentioned, which were not only the two biggest presidential landslides, if you remember, nixon, said in 1972, between me and mcgovern, the clearest choice of the century. compared to that, the choice in 2016, is monumental. >> michael beschloff, with family and friends, summing up the four-day gathering of the democrats in philadelphia where it all started, that long hot summer. we have a long hot summer on our hands and we're just getting started. 17 minutes after the hour. we'll be right back with mo

michael and cat. look at them. coming up, left wing billionaire george soros had dire predictions after the brexit vote. >> hello, a "usa today" poll says most americans think the uk vote to leave the european union was a wide sign of dissatisfaction. progressive billion stair george s oorks ros says the uk decision to leave the european union will cause a financial crisis that will rival the 2008 recession. brian brenberg is about to break it down. professor of economics at the king's college. george soros says we are doomed and this is as bad as 2008. he's making that comparison. he says it's causing deflation and rocking the markets. >> markets three days in a row have come back and say it's not going to happen. dose think it's going to be a disaster or dose want it to be a disaster? politically independent sovereign nations trade with each other all the time. the uk is a strong economy. they are entrepreneurial, they have good labor market mobility. i think it as many as overblown. kennedy: you say if they are going to extricate themselves from the eu they have to do it right away. and that roll tilt hinges on

look at this activity from southern prince george's across the bay, just about toward east and at saint michaelsnd approaching tilghman. this is headed down toward huntingtown, prince frederick, already to lower 3 inches per hour and the heights are these still over 40,000 feet when we do the vertical slice of the storm here. earlier we had some hail makers that moved across parts of prince george's and anne arundel during the eastern shore. al plata your showers have fizzled. crossing the river in toward virginia, look at all the lightning around port royal, more to the south, a few stragglers coming through spotsylvania but this activity is going to track toward neuland, 7:24. good thunderstorms, strong thunderstorm, the severe stuff off to the south where some of the gusts can be 50, 60 miles an hour. we are looking at hazy skies now, we have had the showers, still can't rule out a stray shower as the front approaches at 10:00 and then winds will turn more to the west and then northwest bringing nice drier air and you can see it on the dew points. much drier to the west. dew points around the

george w. bush against michael dukakis. it was such a great story and by honing in on this trip for the first third of the book i could tell the story of how the press works how political advertising works how in advance teamworks how conventions work. i just thought that we see plenty of other books about other aspects of the political process that for all of those hundreds perhaps thousands of advanced people out there who would be loath to tell their story if i could start with that story in 1988 and follow an equal number of republicans and democrats are moving moving up to the very present day that i would violate that code and get the story out. >> this is not a david stockman book which someone will take you to the woodshed. your you're not time private conversations. but it began as a political magazine. >> matt giving me his journal in the summer of a 2012 and i was thinking i know the political magazine is thinking about trying to launch a longform vehicle for politico which i always thought was a great idea. and