mike miller, covered his first convention in 1964. he has been with the republican national committee since then. you say this is your last convention, but we don't believe you. >> no one has believed me when i have said it many times. i had three retirement parties. but this is the last one where i'm going to work here it i might come back to be an observer or volunteer, but that's all. showing theameras, security apparatus. i want you to give us a sense of how this has changed from the early conventions you covered to the post-9/11 world. >> way back when, we just showed up could -- credential and locked in the hall. then there was a phase when you had security at the door. now we have got to where we have know,er perimeter, as you which is in some places to our three blocks away from the building. you go through the magnetometers there. it is a much more sophisticated and intensive security system, but i will say this. it was tough in an urban environment to set it up, but it is working. >> we have been showing a lot of the archiva

. >> reporter: mike miller has had a ba backstage pass to this rite of american politics for 52 years. is there a rhyme or reason as to where states are located? >> there definitely is. there's a formula for the states that's based on their political performance. >> reporter: cleveland marks convention 14 for the 79-year-old. he first started coming as a reporter back in 1964. then in 1972 he started working for the rnc as a behind-the-scenes operation guy. for miller, conventions are part fascination, part hobby. over five decades he's amassed a treasure trove 6 memorabilia worthy of a museum. >> the national republican meeting in cleveland in 1895. the 1976 contested convention in kansas city remains one of his favorites. president ford won the nomination, only after defeating a strong challenge from ronald reagan. but then some reagan supporters made some noise. >> they blew those air horns at a key time. they brought the convention floor to a standstill. we just had to weather it. those are now banned by party rules. >> reporter: among other moments that stick out in miller's mind

. >> mike miller has had a backstage to this right of american politics for 52 years. >> is there a rhymewhere states are located? >> there definitely is. there's a a formula for the states that's based on their political performance. >> cleveland marks convention 14 for the 79-year-old. e he first started coming as a reporter in 1964. then in 1972 he started working on the rnc as a behind the scenes operation guy. for muller conventions are part fascination and heart hobby. he hz a treasure-trove worthy of a museum. >> the national republican league in 1895. >> the contested convention in kansas city remains one of his favorites. president ford won the nomination only after defeating a strong challenge from ronald reag reagan. but some reagan supporters made some noise. >> they blew those air horns at a key time and brought the convention to a standstill. you couldn't do anything. so we just had to weather that. those things are now banned by party rules. >> among other moments that stick out in miller's mind, ray chars bringing down the house in 1984. and this moment in 2012. >> what do

. >> mike miller has had a backstage pass to this rite of american politics for 52 years.are located? >> there's a formula for the states based on their political performance. >> reporter: cleveland is convention 14 for this 79-year-old. he first started coming as a reporter back in 1964. and in 1972 he started working for the rnc as a behind the scenes operation guy. for miller, conventions are part fascination, part hobby. he has amassed a treasure trove of memorabilia worthy of a museum. >> national republican league. >> reporter: the 1976 contested convention in kansas city is one of his favorites. president ford won the nomination after defeating a strong challenge from ronald reagan but reagan sporters made some noise. >> they blew the air horns and brought the convention to a stand still. we couldn't do anything. we had to weather that. those are banned now by party rule. >> reporter: other moments that stick out. ray charles bringing down the house in 1984. and this moment in 2012. >> you want me to tell romney? >> reporter: that was a surprise. clint eastwood was

[applause] >> g.o.p convention senior another visor mike miller gives c-span a tour of the quicken loans arena and explains how it is going to be set up for next week's convention. we're outside the quicken loans arena. this is where the republican convention is going to take place. a re in one of the suites, hospitality suite. on this level, there are some suites for guests but also about 30 broadcast media suites. i was involved in the early infighting you might say to get these suites for the media to to get our share. it is about normal. it is what we normally do. the delegates will be seated facing -- facing all of them facing the stage, which we call the podium. we call it the podium complex. while that seating chart has not been announced, it usually is a fan shape. they move inwarsd towards the complex. we have the center aisle and i'd aisle so people can move -- side aisle so peek can move. we'll see that next week when the plan comes out and when the seats come out and it will show where all the states will be and you'll really get a view of it. there are a number of standup br

lucas yolito, they would be willing to give him up for andrew miller. mike rizzo, the gm, has not said that. 3-2 the count. the story anyway. 3-2. right now, the nationals, right now it is open auditions for the ninth inning. pap ye papelbon came in last inning, gave up a single and a walk and they took him out. short leash on him last night. a couple of games earlier this week where they gave it up big time. one in a tie game. and won with a two run lead. gave them both up. >> mike: he is the one part of team that takes the most criticism in the bullpen. >> jon: that is turner throwing out belt who is 0-4 in the game. >> mike: this is after the triple play. historic ball, just sort of discarded up into the stands. >> jon: here is conor gillespie who has grounded, doubled and singled out on a broken bat. >> mike: i think we found out that anthony rendon is not a guy who likes to collect baseball memorabilia. i don't know if the thought even crossed his mind. just ho hum. but the fan? nice souvenir tomorrow have. popped up, rendon, so gillespie is gone. they'

with the republican convention underway, we got a tour of the arena where it is being held from mike miller. a senior advisor for the convention. >> we are outside the quicken loans arena and this is the facility where the 2016 republican national convention is going to be taking place. we are standing on level four of the quicken loans arena. we are in one of the suites. normally a hospitality suite which is being converted for broadcast purposes to c-span. on this level there is some hospitality suites for guests and also about 30 broadcast media suites. inas involved in the early fighting to get the suites for the media, to get that share. it is about normal. while we get the total number, they are actually assigned individually through intermediate process by the house radio television gallery. .hey did very well by c-span the delegates will be seated facing the states which we call the podium. the podium complex. while the seating chart has not been announced, it usually is with people facing towards the complex like a fan. we have aisles, center aisle so people can move. we will see t

we spent some time with mike miller who has been at every convention since 1972, to give you a sense of how the republicans and organizers were preparing for this week will gop convention. >> we are outside the quicken loans arena and this is the facility where the republican national convention is going to take place. we are standing on level four of the quicken loans arena, and we are in one of the suites -- normally a hospitality suite, which is being converted for broadcast purposes for c-span. on this level, there are some hospitality suites for guests, but there are about 30 broadcast media suites. i was involved in the early fighting, you might say, to get these suites for the media. which is about normal. that's about what we normally do. a while we get the total number, they are signed individually through an intermediate process by the house radio television gallery. they did very well by c-span putting you in this location. the delegates will be seeded facing -- seated facing all of them, facing the stage, the podium. we call it the podium complex. while the seating chart

i'll leave that for the gentlemen calling tonight's game on nbc bay area, mike krucco and john miller. >> max scherzer goes for the analysis. giants counting with jeff samarga. there was a time when jeff got off to an excellent start for the giants, but such has not been the case of late. >> i don't think that's indicative of where he's at right now coming into the start. his last outing he threw the ball well. for him to be impressive, he has to get a secondary pitch over the plate. he did that. he got dinged a little bit late in the ball game. but i thought he pitched well and deserved the game that he threw his last start. he's taken some confidence into the game tonight. i think it will be all about pitching. >> the giants will have trevor brown back at the plate, buster posey getting a night of rest, and eduardo nunez is here but n not in the lineup. we'll see him soon, i'm sure. >> reporter: we'll be back at 11:00 with highlights and reaction. live at at&t park, colin refresh, nbc bay area. >> giants/nationals next.

big mike pineda serves up a long ball to brad miller. six innings of work. yankees struggling against one of the worst teams in baseball. beltran appears to be the next yankee shipped out of town and he appeared to be one of the lone bright spots, connecting on his 22nd home run of the season. that will boost the trade value. beltran represented the tying run in the seventh but brad boxberger blows him away. yanks get swept, 5-3. >>> no trades for the mets just the rocky at home. neil walker continues to swing a hot bat, ripping this one off the wall in right. keep your eyes on cabrera rounding third. suffers a strained patella tendon in his knee right there. looks like a disabled list trip could be in his future. walker again giving the mets the big hit they've been searching for. the amazing after blowing back-to-back saves this year, this is a good sight. mets win it 6-4. they're 2 1/2 games out of the wild card race. >>> i know the yankees don't want to admit they're waving the white flag, but selling out 2016, that's the right call. they got better with

mike hydeck. we have our eyes on the skies and roads. larry miller will have time saver traffic.h first alert meteorologist allyson rae. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. happy 4th of july. we are looking okay this morning. through the afternoon, it's not looking as great as we could see this time starting off. this is the yellow weather alert day. the fireworks, i'm watching closely. there is hope but your cookout this afternoon, heading to the pool this afternoon, it won't be that warm. showers around. heavy rain at times as well. your thunderstorm chance is not as great today as just dealing with the nuisance showers for much of the afternoon and early evening. light showers through prince george county. the driest time of the day will be now through noon then the rain showers pick up. around 5:00 you will see pockets of heavy rain. the rain starts to taper off in time for the fireworks but it will be a close call. we will go through the extended futurecast in a bit. >> good morning, allyson ray. crews will be working on trying to fix the water main break. doing we

mike pence. a last-minute change of heart is still possible. spokesman jason miller says mr. hasn't made his decision yet, and the campaign is planning an announcement here in new york city tomorrow morning. the "indianapolis star" reports mike pence has dropped his reelection bid for governor of indiana. a close political ally of new jersey governor chris christie has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of soliciting a bribe. prosecutors have been looking into david samson, a christie appointee who was chairman of the port authority in new jersey from 2011 to 2014. officials say he got into to withhold funding unless united airlines agreed to provide direct users to make it easier for him to get to his vacation home in south carolina. the money-losing flight was ended three days after samson resign. the united ceo resigned after an investigation into the service. the republican convention gets underway monday and it features a lineup of politicians and celebrities as well as some notable absences. mayal cofounder peter thiel be the first openly gay speaker featured at the repu

andrew beckwith, connor owens, and mike morrison and brandon miller. andrew, a jr. at coast at carolina first demonstrated his skills in south carolina's second district. he led the high school to a 27-7 record and secured a -a championship in 2013. he was also named the most outstanding player of the 2016 college world series. prior to attending coastal carolina, seniors connor owens and mike morrison led gilbert high school toe a 2-a shate championship. they both earned recognition on the big south presidential honor roll from 2013 to 2015. freshman brendan miller earned second team all america by the augusta chronicle. in conclusion god bless our troops and may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. congratulations to coastal carolina university, represented by congressman tom rice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? the gentlelady is recognized or one minute. miss nope: thank you, mr. speaker -- mrs. napolitano: thank yo

miller now a member of the indians. all the details on the reliever's departure and what it means for >>> laura behnke here with sports. yesterday was all about mike piazza and the mets; but not today. >> the yankees going out of town. five on the season. they're not out at the playoffs, sending miller to the indians in exchange for four minor leaguer and that includes frazier who becomes the top prospect in the yankees farm system. the team says it's not giving up, but still opting to put a stronger focus on the future. after the trade then, the rest of the yankees wrapping up. michael, the solo blast to make it 3-0. the 2-run homer. a 3-2 game, but all rays from there. luke delivering the single which is costly to score. it was 5-2. the yankees would add one more, but they couldn't get it done. gardener striking out. they're swept by last place tampa. with that trade deadline less than 24 hours away, it seemed like $24 hours away, it seemed like an amazingly productive day for that is until they didn't. cleveland had a trade bruins, but luke exercised his no-trade clause and very vetoes the deal. the mets could be in the mix. new york reported t

miller. we are looking at live pictures of donald trump. he is there with mike pence.ald trump and mike pence scheduled to hold a rally in cleveland this afternoon before heading over to the quicken loans arena in downtown arena for more of the proceedings of the republican national convention. it was pretty remarkable -- he arrived the helicopter. donald trump, who has spoken every night of the convention. no word if he will be speaking tonight. we're expecting ted cruz, his former opponent, to address the convention there in cleveland tonight. that onwatch more of live go, of course. still ahead on bloomberg markets, the commodities close is coming up. francisco blanch appeared on bloomberg tv earlier today. he is saying there is political risk building into the gold market. should we be watching for more movement out of the safe asset? we will find out ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ [hip hop beat] ♪olympics 2016, let me get you on my level. ♪ so you never miss a moment, ♪ ♪miss a minute, miss a medal. ♪ ♪ why settle when you can have it all? ♪ ♪soccer to wrestling. tra

mike pence. there is a slot opening for the vice president nominee. the spokesperson, jason miller, a couple hours ago said no decisions have been made a couple of hours ago. paul manafort said nothing is final. all of this spells out all of my reporting and every other reporters who's been on this a year and a half is going to be mike pence, the indiana's governor. which by many accounts is the safest of the pick. newt gingrich, a former speaker of the house, a friend of donald trump, a strong advisor but it was the trump's campaign that did not see him as a true vp. they saw him in the role of a national security, some where along those lines. chris christie did an interview and said that he would be okay if trump were to pick somebody else. the tone and temperament seems to indicate that chris christie did not expect for it to be him. we wait. we expect to hear the trump campaign acknowledgment at some point saying all this is happening. it is true that the national convention has a lot of imaginati imagination. they got to be ready for pence to be the running mate and that has

miller, and this is bloomberg. the s&p 500 retreating with a record high. we discussed with mike mckee in the last hour. joining us i'm boston is the chief global investment strategist at charles schwab. great to talk to you again. let's start with the central thesis. no shortage of central risk including what we may or may not get from central banks this week. in the had rallies market still. >> it all comes back to earnings. behaving differently in the last few months since they bottomed. events like the brexit or the terror attacks with the attempted coup in turkey would have a much more lasting impact in the market if it would happen last year or earlier this year. the market has taken a lot of the events in stride and they continue to do so if provisions continue to head to the upside. david: could it be that were more a neared to the events that you describe? >> perhaps. we have a long history of terrorist attacks to look back upon. it overet has not seen time, it just seems that time to time, they react more or less. a linear pattern, the backdrop for earnings, the markets are any ofre concerned

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

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in the same way that del miller democratic politician from georgia was a dozen years ago when he went after the democratic nominee john kerry at george bush's convention. mike bloomberg spoke as an independent urging independents to fall behind hillary clinton. he said, let's elect the same competent candidate. he also went after donald trump from the standpoint of a very successful businessman. he he said, i started a business, but i didn't start it with a million dollar check from my father. the richest thing he said about donald trump is his hypocrisy as one businessman going after another wealthy businessman, that's strong stuff. >> he got a lot of huge cheers. another moment is when he said, listen, i'm from new york, and i know a con when i see one. and that also got a huge round of applause here from the audience. >> yeah. as bloomberg said, very few of us can speak of those of us who have our names on the door. john, it seems like tonight we had panetta going after trump's diplomacy, we had vice president biden talking about his compassion, and then bloomberg going after trump's business acumen. does tonight feel more muscular than prior nights this

mike pence. we will talk to her about that after this. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg. duenterrupt "with all respect" to bring you this special report. i am matt millerand i am mark crumpton. prime minister says the military is engaged in an uprising. matt: there are reports of military jets flying over ankara with military vehicles blocking bridges. media reports also said ambulances were seen in front of turkey's military headquarters. we are hearing that turkish state run television has been shut down. says heesident erdogan is still turkey's president and army chief. he says he does not believe cu back spurs, as he calls them, oup backers, -- c as he calls them, will succeed. matt: he is encouraging citizens this uprising.ll he blames the parallel structure of the army. he has been giving an interview to cnn's turkish unit on facetime. he is not yet able to get to a place -- we are not 100% sure where he is -- that has working television cameras. we also know the army wants to have a curfew starting at 6:00 , 11:00 p.m. new york time. the problem is, because of army blockades around istanbul and , a lot of people are stranded outside their homes

mike pence being that choice. no definitive decisions, plenty of tweets from the campaign that are suggesting otherwise. we can del you this, jason miller adviser for the trump campaign tweeted out a decision has not been made by mr. trump, he will be making the decision in the future and announcing his vice president pick tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. as planned. before this we also heart from paul manifort who said the decision will be tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. in new york. that does not stop leaks, does not stop the talk. in cleveland that will be made by a hundred times. that's where cnn's mark preston, executive editor of direct politics. to cleveland first, is it rocking with this news or is this sort of more whispers? >> this is an interesting way this has been all rolled out, very transparent, something we haven't been used to seeing or witnessing when we see a presumptive nominee looking for a running mate. if you look at all the evidence right now, ashley, it appears it is going to be mike pence. we've seen the reporting out of our jeremy diamond that a pence campaign staffer is going to new york. we've seen comments by newt gingrich wh

miller. 287,000 jobs were created in june. gross spoke, bill to tom keene and might he -- mike mckee.lked about investors taking too much of a risk jumping into the corporate bond market as they search for yield. take a look. >> i think it is obvious when interest rates are zero or negative in everything is tied together. bonds and negative interest bonds are tied together in some way. the high-yield bond area is artificially priced and at risk under certain circumstances. i would not buy them. i am short them. ofe: across all categories corporate or just high-yield? are cdx, whichre is an index of high-yield bonds x, which is an index of investment grade bonds. those are derivatives easily traded. high-yield trades at about 425. protection as opposed to sell protection, which i have done, the same as shorting, you are giving up the carry. but you are looking for a widening of spreads. i think that is what happens in both markets. mike: with the cost of money for banks trading at 37 basis points, our corporate bonds the channel for monetary policy now? they certainly are beginning to

miller. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. matt: let's check in on the headlines. here's mark crumpton. ink: donald trump is closing on his running mate selection. reports are saying it will be indiana governor mike. a last-minute change of heart by mr. trump is still possible. a campaign spokesman says a decision isn't made yet but the campaign is planning an announcement here in new york city tomorrow morning. the indianapolis star reports that pence has dropped his reelection bid for governor. the trump campaign is planning that announcement tomorrow morning. we will bring it to you live right here on bloomberg. in other news, chris christie pleaded guilty to a federal charge of soliciting a bribe. officials say christie threaten to withhold funding unless united made it easier for sansone to get to his vacation home. the united ceo also resigned after the investigation. hillary clinton attended a weekly luncheon of senate democrats on capitol hill and briefed them on her campaign. was joined by former colleagues as well as potential vice presidential choices, including tim kaine and elizabeth warren. mrs. clinton is scheduled to campaign with tim kaine in virginia today. secretary of state jo

miller. now mr. rosenberg, you're recognized for five minutes. make sure your mike is on and you pull it close to you. thank you. could you turn your microphone on. >> i'm sorry. pleased to be here, mr. chairman, and members of the committee. this is a welcome return to be before a committee that he learn whatever i think i know about investigative oversight from legendary chairmen like john moss and john dingell and their great staffs. i did more work for this committee between 1975 and 2005 than i did for any other committee in the congress and if i had to boil down the essence of what i've learned about oversight it would be this, committees wishing to engage in successful oversight must establish their credibility with the white house and the executive departments and agencies that they oversee early, often and consistency -- consistently and in a manner evoking respect, if not fear, although the standing committees and special committees have been vested with an array of formidable tools and rules to support their powers of inquiry, it is absolutely critical to

mike pence. some of the biggest name on the g.o.p. side of maryland politics are not there with the republicans in cleveland. our maryland bureau chief brad bell is live where the annual j. miller cause clam bake is wrapping up. brad? brad: you can't hardly blame me for finding this excuse for a story today, right? to get to a crab feast in the beautiful town on the eastern shore. i am not alone here. this is a political event. frankly, many of the people here are not just for the crabs, they are here because they don't want to be in cleveland. clams by the ton, people by the thousands. the maryland event of the week. the annual clam bake in tiny, end of the road crab city, usa. to come out to enjoy yourself. eat crabs and clams. brad: it's a 40-year-old tradition that seems older thrown by the chamber of commerce this time every year. there is miss crustacean, there is one, says it's good for the region. >> this event is so big, people from all over come around and put us on the map. >> it's a magnet for politicians, especially for the election years. >> you get to be out with real people and listen to the concerns and hear about what people are concerned about. brad: this yea

mike ya johnson is believed to have been a lope actor and the three individuals in custody are being questioned about any prior knowledge of the ambush. >> catherine herridge from washington, thank you. >>> craig miller the former deputy police chief here in dallas and now chief of the dallas district -- school district, right? >> yes, sir. >> how do you begin as a department, as large and diverse as this, to recover from this? >> well, it takes time. luckily chief david brun has established a great community relationship in the city of dallas, and the city believes in the the police officers. don't believe all the people involved in this incident are indicative of the people and citizens of dallas tisch believe the citizens appreciate and love their dallas police officers. but in the immediacy we'll have to deal with what took place, with the funerals and the officers recovering and how to deal with them. then while at the same time we're having to take a step back and get away from just the desire to be involved in the situation with the recovery and focus more on the criminal investigation. right now, the police department, as we move forward, immediately is trying to focus on that criminal invest

miller. courtney collins has more from the newsroom. >> presidential nominee donald trump is expected to enact his running mate next week according to cnn. iowa senator joni ernst and and mikese reportedly on the list. he said he would announce his vice presidential pick at the republican national convention which begins in about two weeks. makes her first campaign appearance with the man who defeated her eight years ago. clinton will campaign in charlotte, north carolina, with president obama. he will be a frequent campaigner as the election draws near. in the u.k., the conservative party takes the next step toward selecting the country's next prime minister. all party members in parliament will vote on one of five contenders to succeed david cameron. a new poll has andrea let's trim in the lead. and in germany, chancellor uncle a merkel says the european union must be open to the balkan nations. a sign that she is not giving up on a diplomatic push to stabilize the region. global news powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. shery: thank you, courtney. a growing pool of negative yields and boosting the appeal at the securities university of pen

that reince priebus is meeting with mike lee and anti-trump delegates in a private meeting to negotiate a deal to speed up the rules process. that tweet from zeke miller reporting for "time" magazine. so we'll have -- he's not the only one tweeting about that, other reporters as well saying there's a negotiation, or discussion anyway, between reince priebus and other delegates there at the rnc rules, convention rules meeting. we also heard earlier that donald trump's campaign manager paul manafort had arrived for the meeting today. we will have live coverage here on cspan when they gavel back in. that could be 1:00 eastern. we'll continue on here and take you live back to capitol hill. there's a hearing under way for about half an hour. the house homeland security committee holding a hearing on worldwide threats. they're hearing from jeh johnson. we'll show you as much of this as we can until the rules committee gavels back in. >> -- is to find those needles in a hay stack. our job is harder than that. it's to find pieces of hay in that haystack that may become a needle and disrupt them before they act on that poisonous propaganda. the most painful ex

miller, we appreciate the update. >> thank you for having me. >>> we'll continue on with your opinions and calls. you have heard news this afternoon, there were reports that donald trump has selected mike pence, it has been reported by several organizations, but not confirmed by the trump campaign. let's go to farwell, michigan and devin on our republican line. good afternoon. go ahead. michigan, hello, go ahead. >> caller: my name is devin humphreys, and i'm calling to inform that what's going on right now in the rules committee, with the whole 28 rules committee members, if the minority report were to greet the floor of the convention, 28-member support in the rules committee, it would take all of the cruz, rubio, kasich, and 307 trump delegates combined to get a simple majority. which, 307 out of the 1,543 that trump has, 20%. it's going to be interesting to see if that report were to reach the convention floor whether or not that would come to pass. trump has done a very good job getting delegates in trumpian seats, in terms of what delegates are committed to trump. 80% of them, remains to be seen. >> who are you supporting? in the primaries, who did you support, and do you support

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