mike: the seals. mark: mr. murphy, good to see you. do you like cleveland? mike: i am from detroit.ost the same. mark: just as we go to break, talk about one thing you don't know the answer to about what is going to take place between now and thursday you wish you did? mike: thursday? or is a 50-50 thing, will trump struggle through partially prepared remarks and give a more impressive performance than we expect, or will -- we know he is chained away from the phone, not calling and reacting to this melania trump -- . . john: our next guest tonight is to guests. republican national committee man, and the man on the podium last night with his wife, rachel, speaking well, i thought. you did a nice job. did you ever contemplate starting four score and seven years ago? going with one of the classics? thought someone might catch me if i pulled any language out of someone else's text. night, my fun last wife and i. we wrote the speech ourselves and had fun with it. john: were you nervous and how much guidance to do get? guest: they trump campaign gave us some parameters. it was security an

i want to go back to something mike murphy said. if there was one peter of advice or criticism i have with the trump campaign, i'm not sure they figured that out yet. >> yeah, it feels like the primary is still going on in the convention now. >> yeah. >> with all the messaging. >> it's worth noting in the primary trump won almost half of noncollege republicans. even in the p lths bring in the audience for questions. major and i will take it back for final thoughts. if you have a question, raise your hand. one in the back over here, if we can get to them. there we go. identify yourself, please. >> daniel freeman from the uk. i'm from the uk. obviously, the brexit vote threw the establishment quite dramatically. is it a real protest that is happening in america that people are really looking at the establishment and saying they don't want the same old same old? >> i think we're going to find that out. certainly, the republican primary voters are spoken. nothing that donald trump said that was offensive or outside the norm sub planted

mike murphy, a 2 1/2% jump in oil. your take on the move in oil?ack from the brexit and that it's going to move back to $50. sandra: and opec coming out with the forecast. the republican national convention. can you believe it? it's now just days away after all of that waiting. republican delegates in cleveland are working to assembly the platform that will describe the republican party's positions. let's go to blake burman live already on the ground in cleveland. hey, blake. >> hey there, sandra, yes, indeed, we're here two of four for the platform committee here in downtown cleveland. they just got back underway. later tonight they'll put forth that platform and document that will layout the republican ideals and policy position over the next four years. we expect a major reversal on one issue, that being trade. yesterday in a committee meeting here, about a dozen or so committee members stripped all language as relates to tpp. now, the platform in 2012 called for completing negotiations of tpp. we expect no reference whatsoever to tpp taking a c

mike murphy the most recently ran the super pac for jeb bush's presidential campaign. he's advised mitt romney, john mccain, and many others. we're going to be joined in progress by the former national spokesperson for the ted cruz campaign. he's a current msnbc analyst rick tyler. he'll come in in the middle. here to lead the conversation is ron brownstein, and major garrett. take it away. >> good morning, everybody. margaret, i mentioned that the official title is "road to the white house" but i call the event, which is my favorite, the campaign manager's summit. we have some of the sharpest thinkers and strategists in the republican party, all though i would slightly amend john graybender. that the "yes" album cover deserves it -- >> no, it's not marginal of the band. >> all right. >> absolutely. we're in the mist of an extraordinary convention. last night, sara, we saw something from ted cruz that we probably haven't seen since nelson rockefeller in 1964 come on to the convention floor and very conspicuously anded ed not endorse the nominee. what are the implicatio

. >> we're going to go outside to mike murphy who is at our outside anchor location. longtime gop hand. mike, i'm going to ask you for a prognostication. when they write the history books about our politics in the year 2016, what happened? what do you think we're going to be saying about this year? >> i think the year there was a revolt in politics, they were on defense in both parties and the system was shaken up. whether that will mean a victory for trump is still very much an open question but it will be seen as a wild year, also where pop culture kind of moved in and took over american politics. >> and do you think there's anything dangerous about the trend? do you think if this doesn't result in the election of donald trump will there be consequences? does anything shake your confidence in your country right now? >> well, you know, we're going to a politics where the message on both sides is i'm right and you are evil. that is bad for the whole system because it becomes a permanent war where every fact is debatable. there's no absolute truth. things that are corro

mike murphy is outside having witnessed this. mike, we've covered your journey this season as well. you cast your lot deeply with jeb bush so did a lot of other people. that was where the smart money was a while back. what did you make of tonight? >> well, it wasn't really my brand of republican. i mean, it was a very authentic speech. it was very trumpian. so if you liked him before, you're going to like him more now. if you didn't like him before, you may not like him even more now. it was a very, very dark speech. darkest i can remember. it was a brutal speech. i had no idea we live in gotham city and we need a caped vigilante. this was same old trump presenting a fair share of demagoguic material. i'm not sure he moved the ball forward beyond whatever appeal his style has. we will see. the democrats will have their chance in that first debate. i don't think it was a big number mover. he doubled down on what he's been doing. great in the primary. we'll see in the general election. >> mike, let me ask you, given that perspective, i'm definitely going to steal your gotham city line

mike murphy is outside having witnessed this. we covered your journey this season, as well. you cast your lot deeply with jeb bush. so did a lot of other people. that was where the smart money was a while back. what did you make of tonight? >> well, it wasn't my brand of republican. it was a very authentic speech. it was very trumpian. if you liked trump before you're going to like him more now. if you didn't like him before, i think you may not like him even more now. it was a very, very dark speech. darkest i can remember. it was a brutal speech. i mean i had no idea we live in gotham city, marauding gangs everywhere, we need a caped billionaire vigilante to straighten things out the tough way. i agree it's the change election but you can have an optimistic inclusive change. this was same old trump resentment and a fair share of demagogic material. i'm not sure he moved the ball forward beyond whatever appeal his resentment style has. we will see. the democrats will have their chance. then that first debate. i don't think it was a big number mover. he doubled down on what

. >>> joining me now is msnbc's political analyst mike murphy. hey, mike. >> hello!rcus is here. >> it's not dull, is it? >> no, the big night is tonight. >> a convention making a lot of news. relatively rare. >> so donald trump comes out tonight with great theatrics, maybe it's more smoke and, you know, purloined songs if not purloined words, gives a great speech, the place fires up. we forget all this other stuff, air kisses and the like. >> there are going to be repercussions inside the party from some of this stuff for a while but the most important thing in any convention is the candidate's speech so for all the kerfuffles and problems they've had -- which has raised doubts about the competence of the outfit -- if trump does a better, bigger job than he normally does, we don't just get the drunk uncle doing the wedding toast tonight but he has a well reasoned speech with some sophistication to it, including a line on doing this nato thing which was a huge error, if he does all that, you know, he'll have something to come out of here with saying he's done somethi

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a look now, we're up three points gaining grouped 18,537. >> mike murphy. why is market going u up when all around the world you've got anxiety, chaos, con potion and terror and heaven knows what. >> but you have the global central banks not just here but global central banks that are getting floor under market because they've all said in whatever language they chose that they're going to do whatever is necessary to support their local markets. that's why there's money -- >> all of the negative yield we have astowpgding level of soarch trading at negative yield. we have jpmorgan telling clients i'm sorry i can't take your deposit anymore because it cost them money to hold that cash. >> thanks for lending. >> so question discuss why this market is going up with chaos and confusion on left-hand side of the screen we have various group was stocks right now is financials all of them are down. but on balance, overall stock prices holding at or near record levels. i've got -- over individual stocks for you. how about lockheed marte hadden they've raised their out

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nomination acceptance stage like debates in the fall are of a different order of magnitude and as mike murphya republican strategist says when you perform on the business stages you can change numbers and change how people think about you. >> all right, john. thank you very much. john harwood, his last night in philadelphia. >> oracle inks a deal to buy cloud storage company netsuite. oracle is paying $9.3 billion for the company, co-found by oracle's executive chairrr elli netsuite's largest shareholder. they will pay $109 a share, a 19% premium over yesterday's closing price. today netsuite almost got there, adding 18% to 108.41. oracle was up 26 cents to 41.19. >>> profits falls for the fifth straight kwarlt at conoco phillips. the energy company missed estimates as low commodity prize continued to hurt its results. conoco also lowered its capital spending plan for the year but did say it would lift its production guidance. rose just a fraction to 40.26. >>> gnc posted another lackluster quarter as sales and profit fell. the nutritional supplements company also said its ceo is out. it will

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mike murphy is also in new york. mike, we have to talk about earnings here and this rally underway.n markets here? mike: i think it is, maria, when we talk about the banks and financials, you can make the argument that the bar has been set really low and the companies are coming out and clearing that very low bar, when you look at technology, you look at sap that you spoke to earlier, you look at microsoft, the companies are coming out with really solid earning and there's a lot more upside as the companies that perform are getting rewarded. they can move higher. maria: so what's your take on the big business headlines of the morning? what are you seeing out there? what are sources telling you in terms of trading and markets today? mike: there's a lot of talk about the financials because we heard of the big banks. the financials have been the underperforming in the sector. if they get momentum you can see the rally continue, a lot of people aren't focusing on oil and energy names, that's been a hot area year to date, if we can see some of the energy companies come out. halliburton m

. >> we've got to go to mike murphy, who has been patient with waiting for us in cleveland.by our account, 26 successful senatorle campaigns. most recently, he -- what is you're welcome pinch yourself level, these days in cleveland? >> i'm sorry, brian, i've attracted a drum squad here on the midnight shift. but i would say that milania, i thought, did quite well. and think there are lessons in donald trump for what she said. she had an affirmative speech about positive vision of the country. other than the david copperfield blue smoke stuff, i thought all and all the last hour has been pretty effective. >> precopperfield h what did you make of the tone, tenor of this first night. >> i thought it started a little wobbly after they got into it. when we got into prime time, marcus latrel was good. i thought the benghazi victim's mother was extremely raw and that is dangerous in politics. when we got to the politics, i thought they went very well. i thought she did well. i think the country is going to like her. i think donald should learn from her tone. one of the vantages thi

fact that he ran the right to rise usa jeb bush super pac is of counsel to us and there he is, mike murphy. how would you put day three of the convention so far? >> well, i'm kinda waiting for something big to happen. generally this is still the republican primary. we're seeing am radio stars and a nice guy in dark glasses that i've never heard from. so the big question, how does cruz do tonight? he's not enthusiastically endorsed donald trump. how is he going to do the ice capade move here, and endorse trump and still protect his viability in four years? should be interesting to watch him thread that needle. >> that's one report out there that he is not going to endorse. but mike, to your first point, if this was thrown open, if this was truly an open convention, i think the cruz numbers on the floor may surprise a lot of people. >> yeah, you're right. cruz of all the guys who ran, other than trump who has bound delegates who may not be for trump but will have to vote for them, cruz will have the most muscle on the floor. that's one reason i think they picked pence. so they had to appease

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. >> mike murphy was outside having witnessed this. you cast your lot deeply with jeb bush. so did a lot of other people. that was where the smart money was a while back. what did you make of tonight? >> well, it wasn't my brand of republican. it was very trumpian. if you liked him before, like him more now. if you didn't like him before, you like him less now. i didn't know we lived in a -- this was same old trump resentment and a fair share of demagogic material. i'm not sure he moved the ball forward beyond whatever appeal his resentment style has. we will see. the democrats will have their chance in that first debate. i don't think it was a big number mover. he doubled down and what he's been doing. great in the primary. we'll see in the general election. >> given that perspective and i'm going to steal your gotham city line, i'll warn you in advance -- >> that was good. >> that was good. i felt like there was two moments of levening from trump today, one who we heard from the utah delegate and she was persuaded by him and the other was orlando when he appeared to have a

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i want to go back to something mike murphy has said. he mentioned that trump did well among primary voters, but the general election is completely different. i am not sure the trump campaign has figured it out yet. >> i feel like the primary is still going on in the convention right now. [laughter] >> it is worth noting, that in the primary trump one half, and the primary he only won 35%. let's bring in the audience for some questions and final thoughts. please raise your hand. here is one in the back. please identify yourself. >> i am from the u.k. obviously, the brexit vote turned the establishment quite dramatically. is this a world protest happening in america, people are really looking at the establishment and saying that they do not want the same old same old? >> i think we will find that out. it certainly republican primary voters have spoken. that donald trump said that was offensive or outside the norm supplanted the fact that he was the only one up there that was not a politician. they wanted someone who was not part of govern

. ♪ joining me is mike murphy, a gop strategist.o, matthew dowd, a political abc news, and a former chief strategist for president george w. bush's 2004 reelection campaign. let's start with day one first. how did it go? >> they finally had a good moment, and a non-resentment moment in the campaign, and then they woke up this morning. above the beginning. charlie: do we know what actually happened in terms of the speechwriting? >> we want, because they are not doing the typical political thing, which is firing the speech wider, apology, -- speechwriter, apologizing, and changing the channel. but trump never admits fault, so here we are still talking about it. dowd, this. convention seems to be a coalition of the unwilling. ate: when you take a look the convention, and i have been through a lot of different conventions on both sides and been involved in organizing them, you go and talk to the delegates, there does not seem to be this huge momentum light, i can't wait to go out and start campaigning for donald trump. there is not a gr

our colleague, mike murphy out there, we both had the experience of running and winning governors' campaigns in california for arnold schwarzenegger. california late in 2016, the republican party will actually become smaller from the declined state registrations, historically significant because it's the first time we've had the two parties that one of the two parties will essentially become a third party -- >> wow. >> -- in 1 of the 50 states. so, no chance and no chance in california. but new york, connecticut, it's not out of the realm of the possible. >> really? >> in the same way arizona, when you have 16% hispanic support across the country, is a state that comes into play for the democrats. >> in 2012, new york was 63%-35% for obama over romney. how does that -- >> donald trump is a quintessential new yorker. he's been famous in this state, in the city for 30-plus years. >> let's bring on a quintessential iowan. senator ernst has brought along a cast of thousands, apparently. >> delegates, republicans, and millions of my fellow americans watching around the country, especially those i

joining me is mike murphy, a gop strategist and host of the right gop political podcast and matthew dowd, former strategist of george w. bush's campaign. day 1 first how did it go? >> they probably had a good moment and a nonresentment moment, and they week up this morning and find it's immaterial. very bumpy. >> rose: what about speech writing? >> the most popular intern, file them apologize and change the channel. but the trump group doesn't do that, they dig in. he that is superman thing never admits fault but here we are still talking about it. >> rose: you have said mr. dowd this seems to be acoalition of the unwilling. >> the feel of the convention, i've been to a lot of district attorney conventions both covering it and being involved in organizing it. you go in the hall you talk to the delegates you're with the people. there doesn't seem to be a huge momentum like i can't wait to go out on friday and start campaigning for donald trump. there doesn't seem to be agreat movement to sort of we're going to take america and it's going to be a great thing. going through the course of th

. >> here with me in cleveland, msnbc political analyst and veteran strategist mike murphy. also hosts a podcast. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> let's talk about this. look, there are very clear similarities between these speeches. >> right. it's -- you know, it's comical, but also horrible. they've got to change the channel. it was terrible staff work. i think the speech-writing team of xerox and con aca are going to be fired. they dig into reality. >> how would you handle something like this? >> i would find the speech writer and throw him out the window and say look, my feelings were genuine. some words were clearly brought from the speech, i apologize. next topic. >> not a good day one? >> no, day one with the core of kasich, fwold followed up by the colorado steam roller on the floor. and i thought it was a good speech, but now we have this process debate until they admit they made a mistake. so, yeah, it's been very bumpy. >> of let's talk with that food fight on the floor yesterday. what exactly was it all about, and they clearly didn't have the numbers neces

mike murphy, deirdre barton.course we heard from the sad the minutes were released yesterday they are invading the note. larry levin, are they holding that markets hostage? it's been fairly obvious from a lot of your viewers and traders behind me sat in a corner. they were saying they were going to do something. they were going to do something in july. obviously tomorrow will be very telling. i don't think the feds will do anything. keep striving the market higher. we will continue to see that effect. we will see those records pretty soon which really looks like they will. >> even in december, the fed is basically not just exhaust they, all over the excuses never to raise rates. >> i believe we might be getting to that point. the fed has continued the mental way to form a safety mat. people still think of anything happening at the center banks, the fed included around the world will come in through the market. i think that is one of those things that in all of the purchases of the purchases, with their bond purch

. ♪ >> this is mike and murphy live in cleveland while we are awaiting the first public appearance ofs running mate, indiana governor mike pence. live inl be appearing downtown new york at the hilton hotel, where they will be unveiling a message together as a start this campaign together at the contender that donald trump now says was always his first choice as a running mate amid tremendous controversy as to how this pick was rolled out. 36 hours of true chaos in the trump campaign where we saw speculation about who was going to take this job as he moved from saying, i am not

yesterday we had mike murphy on our show and mike said one of the purposes of a national convention isto reach outside your party base, expand your coalition, right? and so what in the course of the last two nights -- putting aside the performances, good performances, bad performances of individuals, what has the party done in the last two nights to expand, to reach out beyond its base? >> it's disqualifying, isn't it? >> from both sides. when i watch "lock her up," that totally revs up the republican base. is there anything outside the republican base who hears "lock her up"? >> this is the sort of thing i would always say. you're playing to your home crowd, you're playing to your home crowd, but an abc news poll from last week, 65% of americans think she should have been indicted. 65%. only 35% don't think she should have been indicted. so yes, i wish the crowd hadn't have chanted "lock her up," but this sentiment goes well beyond the republican party. again, my initial reaction, your initial reaction. then i remember that abc poll. there are a lot of americans who think that comey g

>> this is mike and murphy live in cleveland while we are awaiting the first public appearance of donald trump and his running mate, indiana governor mike pence. live inl be appearing downtown new york at the hilton hotel, where they will be unveiling a message together as a start this campaign together at the contender that donald trump now says was always his first choice as a running mate amid tremendous controversy as to how this pick was rolled out. 36 hours of true chaos in the trump campaign where we saw speculation about who was going to take this job as he moved from saying, i am not having the 11th our, he was deciding if he would move forward with this pick. we have already had talking points about campaign how they will deal with this rollout. they will not focus on some of the controversies that is separated the two men. is known to be different on certain things such as free trade. he is been a public supporter of deals such as the transpacific partnership. that is something donald trump has been so strongly against. mike pence is also different on donald trump about barrin

mike. >> come on, come on, boy. but when sarah murphy started fostering him a couple months ago, this four-year-old corgi beagle mix took on a persona that defines his resiliency, spunky this come and love of life. >> this is magic mike. jay: a good samaritan found magic mike on a west virginia roadside, the victim of a hit and run. >> he was basically left four dead. saved magicd trails mike and transported him to the d.c. area, where he is slowly improving. >> he is just the nicest guy and playful and musical. he enjoys music and he likes to participate. [howling] jay: murphy sings in a band. during a rehearsal, magic mike joined her drummer in song. >> and sing along with the rest of us. jay: we put magic mike to the test to see if you would sing on short notice. we called him over to the stereo equipment. and just like that -- [howling] jay: he joined in. yodel/howl reminds us that even if you are broken, there is a song inside of you. and there is a place for you. jay korff, abc 7 news. kimberly: we should note that magic mike is im

i talked to mike murphy, a republican strategist, who said if you perform on a convention speech whichiggest things you can do along with the debates, you can move numbers. we'll see if hillary clinton ask manage that. >> what do you guys think we might hear when it comes to wall street, the banks, the financial transaction tax, people a little focused on over here? >> i doubt it's going to get that granular but you can bet there's going to be a verbal gesture of saying that she's no friend of wall street or at least she was going to be continuing to hold the financial industry's feet to the fire. i don't think there seems to be that much cost in doing that right now, certainly on the general election side, especially because really nobody is trying to -- >> we've seen that. stephanie, calling for reinstatement of breaking up the biggest banks. >> that's kind of hitting the bank stocks or casting a shadow over the group because we just don't know. there's a lot we don't know with both candidates. i don't think we're going to get a lot of detail tonight. i'd be surprised. the big questi

mike. >> come on, buddy. but when sarah murphy started fostering him a couple months ago, this four-year-old corgi beagle mix took on a new defines his spunky stride in love of life. >> this is magic mike. jay: the good sam a magic mike on a west virginia roadside, the victim of a hit and run. >> he was basically left four dead. jay: homeward trails animal rescue transported him to the d.c. area, where he is slowly improving. >> he is playful and musical. jay: did she say musical? murphy sings in a band. during a rehearsal, magic mike joined her drummer in song. >> he likes to throw his hat up and sing along with the rest of us. jay: we put magic mike to the test. we called him over to the stereo equipment. and just like that -- [howling] jay: he joined in. bark/yodel/howl reminds us that even if you are broken, there is a place for you. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: magic mike is improving through basic rehab. the hope is that whoever a. tim can provide him with longer-term y walkso he may one da again on four legs. steve: how c

. >> let's chew this over with nicole wallace and mike murphy, republicans both of them, with us at the table. let's keep this in perspective. it's not watergate. there's no evidence that she herself a responsible for any plagiarism. what does this signal about the campaign? what do you think this does to the convention? >> if you look at the first 24 hours, the opening move was a war with the governor of ohio who is hosting the convention followed by the colorado steam roller and tough tactics on the floor and then into the speech writing team. a very bad first day. what counts in this convention is trump's speech later. that's the big movement. if they do good, it will help them. if not, they could be in trouble. >> let's talk about what paul m mannafore said. >> you never subject a spouse to that. you get a spouse in and out of political controversy as quickly as possible because a spouse is large ll lly immune from partis attacks that come at a political figure. people root for a wife or kid of a politician. they're going to guarantee that the campaign spends all day talking about w

. >> let's bring in nicole wallace and mike murphy. what happened last night? >> something we've never seen before. it's one thing to not endorse trump and pull a lightning bolt out of your pocket and threw it between trump's eyes. the question for now if there is a trump debacle, will cruz be able to say i was purity on ideology and on trump. it does not help. >> nicole, do you take a different view that somehow some way this is a party more united than ever now? >> i think that cruz accomplished what the trump campaign has not been able to do so far. he managed to unite more republicans behind trump. what he did was equivalent of going into someone's living room, breaking the furniture and stealing the food out of the fridge before you run out. it was bad manners. we were in the room. that room was behind ted cruz until he got to that moment when he just put the knife in donald trump's front. >> i want to talk about donald trump's speech in a second. can we spend one moment on staging again. we talked about the staging of the vp announcement a couple days ago

. >>> let's bring in nicole wallace and mike murphy. good morning to both you've.hat happened last night? >> well, something we've never seen before. it's one thing to be not endorse trump but to get on the podium before the vice presidential nominee, pull a lightning bolt out of your pocket and throw it to trump's eyes. cruz blew himself up. will cruz be able to say purity on ideology and purity on trump. very risky, big move. does it hurt trump? it does not help. we'll see how trump does tonight. that's what counts. >> nicole, you take a different view, somehow, some way this is a party more united more than ever now? >> i think that cruz accomplish what had the trump campaign has not been able to do so far, he united more republicans behind trump. what he did was the equivalent of going into someone's living room, breaking all the furniture and stealing the food out of the fridge before you run out. it was bad manners and he squandered so much goodwill. we were in the room. that room was behind ted cruz until he got to that moment when he just put the knife righ

here goes facebook and i know that mike murphy is a big facebook kind of guy, you love that stuff, don't? >> i love the stock, they're doing everything right right now, again, you don't want to chase it at an all-time high into an earnings report. if you don't own it, sit back and wait. stuart: the other story is apple, we showed you, it was up $7 and now, 103 per share. keith fitz come in, please, you were saying not long ago that apple is headed back to-- not back to, but to 200 a share. your a smiling and nodding and say, yes, it will? >> i think so. i think that tim cook is on it and whiners are out in left field, and i think that apple understands exactly what they're doing and exactly where they're going. this is with chips and take longer than i honestly expected. stuart: can somebody explain to me why a company would report a 27% drop in its profits, goes up 7%? >> because-- yeah, go ahead liz: because they forecasted better revenues for the fourth quarter, which is really important. stuart: that's it liz: yeah, here the thing, apple is going to take on amazon and have the new de

murphy's care. >> he the nicest guy. playful, musical. jay: musical? >> mike enjoys music and he likes to participate. pretty special. joe: murphy in a recent rehearsal magic mike joined the drummer eric smith up and sing along with the rest of us. jay: we put magic mike to the test to see if he would sing on short notice and called him over from murphy stereo equipment. >> sing with me? jay: just like that. [howling] he joined in. [howling] his bark, yodel, howl, whatever you call it, even if you have been broken there is a song inside of you. even if you have been abandoned there is a place for you. jay korff, abc7 news. leon: tonight -- >> the shock of the evil still has not faded. president obama: faith tells me they did not die in vain. leon: paying respects in dallas. two u.s. presidents come together to mourn ambushed police officers. and heal the nation's wounds. the d.c. streetcar is free. the marking jingle wasn't. "7 on your side" investigates money for nothing? has a pokÉmon problem. where they are telling players to please show some respect. announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking new

mike: megan murphy, stick with that twitter account, pack up the u-haul.n the rearview mirror, on to philadelphia. matthew one back will join us in a little bit. he sees a little bit of donald trump's world in the bond market. markets churning. not much going on in the world this morning. ♪ guy: i am guy johnson in london. mike mckee is in new york. .n istanbul, the friday prayers we now have a state of emergency that may be extended the on three months. those are the hints that we got yesterday from president erdogan, as the administration putting out notes economy, theyish should be released to the administers in first. taylor: accruing to a report from marketing on mice, suggesting that -- if the u.k. bumped because of a brexit vote, that could be a problem. britain is germany's third largest export market. paypal and visa have ended -- paypal has been urging customers from linking accounts to visa cards. it will share more data with visa for it in return, visa will offer certainty on the feasible charge paypal. shares of paypal rose as much as 7% on th

mike. >> here's the thing, chris murphy is at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia where the conventionbe, you know, right at night. >> yes. >> behind bars. >> he has been locked up. >> let me get this straight then. alex will be at the convention learning about the issues, mike and you will be downtown where bars are extending hours until 4:00 a.m. >> listen to this, yes. >> he won't ab loan. >> this is a four day event to announce something we already know, right. >> reporter: correct. however we saw that drama you show on the floor there for the rnc yesterday. that got interesting, interesting outside with protesters. this is a throw back to what 1968 where things were all in upheaval with everything going on, backdrop of the nation. speaking of backdrops take a look at that, i not seen that before, that is pretty cool. it is wrapped there with the 2016 democratic national convention with the liberty bell there for the zero. we are seeing signs like this all over town too where everything is different. back in march the federal government announced a 43 mimed, to help pay for this an

the mike cord still doesn't work. >> chris murphy out and about in the heat, i bet he has shorts on.s finding something to eat. >> no, no, everything here is tall. >> look at these cakes. >> all right. >> we are getting you to other neighborhood, other than center city, olde city and south philadelphia because the dnc, we will tell you about what you can find in chestnut hill, and also in north philadelphia. we will be right back. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ this is what you came for. >> well. >> this is what you came for♪ . >> we're saying that to the delegates. philly, this is what you came for. >> here's the thing, delegates. now that

mike pence to be his running mate. trump made the announcement via twitter. to megan let's go murphy in cleveland. nder, first of all, how much we know about mike pence and why donald trump sided with him in the end. in congress for 12 years, his name has been out there, he was expected to be a presidential candidate himself at one point. his name is known in political circles but he is not that well known nationally. most known for spearheading what is accused of being an anti-lg bt religious , which bill in indiana drew the disapproval of corporations and many allies in the state until it was later revised. he's not the nationally known figure that chris christie or newt gingrich would have been. david: donald trump intended to have a news conference today. that was postponed because of the tragedy in france yesterday. it did not grossly mislead, let's say -- it did not go seamlessly, let's a. megan: it was a car crash. there was still a lack of decision last night. out you are going to roll your vp in a race as important as this, you want to choreograph until the last minute. you want to have th

mike pence is on the clock. >> accuweather says a little relief is in the sight. i like the word relief. david murphyat the weather anticipate karen rogers has commute. >> reporter: we're easing back a little bit from yesterday. nonetheless we

mike pence is on the clock. >> accuweather says a little relief is in the sight. i like the word relief. david murphy is looking at the weather anticipate karen rogers has commute. >> reporter: we're easing back a little bit from yesterday. nonetheless we have heat advisory in the central counties. we have no longer have the advisory north an south. the big issues is in the urban centers. you want cool drinks and check on senior neighbors. air quality alert posts in new - posted in new jersey, throughout the entire state. i would limit your outdoor exertion especially seniors and those with a lot of ailments. 79 degrees in philadelphia. very warm and still very muggy this morning in the city, 77 in wilmington, 78 in trenton. 71 in allentown. 76 in cape may. let me show you dewpoints because there's a little bit of a difference today we're in the oppressive range with dewpoints over 70 up and down the i-95 corridor and down the shore. notice how you in the northern arena western suburbs are better not as humid in the northern and western suburbs today. 10:00 a.m., 86. noon, 89. it's another afternoon

. >>> chris murphy, i'm heading back to the studio with you because mike and alex are ready for goodow do they look, beautiful. >> they look great. >> look at them. >> what color tie is that. >> my face looks orange. >> it is navy blue and purple. >> nice. >> red and blue. >> yes. >> i'm in a purple state of mind. >> mike, it was walter payton's birth the take yesterday we missed it. the late great football legend. >> he wants me to tell you it was walter payton's birth the day yesterday and we missed it. >> walter and i became friend over the years. >> what a friend you are, that you forgot his birthday. >> basketball legend michael jordan breaks his silence on social issues. jordan has never been one to use his celebrity status to share his thoughts on politics and social issues but he is not staying quiet on the questionable police shootings of african americans or targeting of police officers. jordan announced he is donating a million-dollar to the naacp legal defense fund and institute for community police relations. he shed light on violence from his personal perspective writin

megan murphy and i work for mr. bloomberg. how did mike do?hall thought he did well. that was probably one of the best received speeches of the knights. if you look above the content, it was more that what he is saying is the message she needs to hit. if you are an independent voter and you are not sure where you're going or what you are doing, i am someone in your shoes and someone who has been as afflicted and troubled by this race. i look at this other candidate and say i have no option other than to vote for you. there is no question he seems affective -- he seems effective. i am always unbiased. what we will watch for tonight is whether she can put aside her her pastakes, everything everybody knows about her and come across as authentic, the person people want to connect with. biggestgoing to be the hurdle for her, can she change her message and can she change the mind of voters that she will need to change. megan murphy in charge of our washington efforts. we are going to come back with richard clarinet and edward morris. evening, mark h

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mike. >> hey, intern alexa is here and jen. listen to this. i gave a challenge to chris murphyr at the new ruth chris' steakhouse over on 18th and market. they have a 40-ounce stake. i challenge him to eat the entire thing. you want to see him do it? that's next. 40-ounce steak. two and a half pounds. >> i could eat it. >> you could do it. >> yes. >> i figured so. see if chris can do it after the break. you probably could. >> i certainly could. man: life gets so busy with work, and it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. hey, playing is a lot of fun. ♪ >> is that better. >> oh, it better. >> can you see me now. >> we're taking a look at jen fred. she's bikeing into work. with all the septa issues things going on get your bike -- you could do one of the indigo bikes. today with the weather so perfect, you won't get all sweaty and hot and gross. she looks like she's having a great time how is it going jen? we'll check back in with her in a little bit. oh, wait. how is it going? >> good. can you hear me. >> now we can h