if you think about mr. show and larry sanders, they're both subversive shows, and they're clearly comedy shows. 24, subversive in its own way, but the exact opposite of those shows. - it's funny, because a lot of places i go, people only know me from 24. i recently, a few years ago, did a guest spot on modern family, and one of the creators, i said, "i think i know him from years ago, "and i don't know if he knows me. "i know they know me enough to give me this job." and he came and he sat down next to me and he goes, "now, can you believe you were on 24?" and that was the way he said hi to me, and i just had a good laugh because... - he knew you from the old days. - yeah, and there's a lot of people in the business that are now sort of, "oh, she's doing comedy again," because there's a huge chunk of time where i was just something completely different. - [evan] you were just chloe. so, how did that happen? how did it come to you, and how did you decide you wanted to do it? - i got a call from my agent and she s

. - i'm evan smith, she's a comedian and an actress whose credits include mr. showth bob and david, the larry sanders show and, most memorably, 24 and its miniseries reboot, 24: live another day. she's mary lynn rajskub, this is overheard. - [evan voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa... you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. now you saw a problem and, over time, took it on and... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president?

mr. pegues: 21 years. brian: i want to showome video of you on the street corner talking about where you used to sell drugs so people can get a sense of what it was like. this is my spot, right here. i spent countless hours here. this is where the drug trade was. all day, everyday. there was nothing else to do but to sell drugs. it was cool, almost like a cool thing to do. -- i had this was area here, this area. all the lieutenants had different colored caps on their crack cocaine. i'm a happy blue caps, so if you wanted blue you came over here. worker,s another another worker on the basketball court. we had somebody down here by the baseball. there was crack over the park. brian: who was buying? mr. pegues: everybody was buying. crack decimated that community. i was one of the people who was supplying that poison. but everybody was buying. members.family i have family members on drugs. everybody. they came from all walks of life. people who do not have money. people who work affluent. you had some people, nice houses, they wer

they all show mrs. clinton withr leads that range from four toour seven points. other surveys show a much closel raise in polls conducted in 11 battle ground states give mrs. clinton just a one pointoit lead. it looks like the heat is not going anywhere, unfortunately. >> no, it ebbs and flows. absolutely. and it's going to get worseorse before it gets better unfortunately. let's take a look at our numberr for today because we were in the low 90s at all three airports today. we had some of that humidity out there. that's the the past few days or so.o. so we had to deal with the who the, sticky, muggy conditions.cd right now here's a look at your temperatures, 8 # 2-degrees at d.c., the same quantico. we have 81 at annapolis, with 77 at leonardtown and at frederick. dulles at 78 and martinsburg at 74 while winchester is at 73-degrees. speaking of humidity, let's have a look at the dewpoints because it's been fairly comfortable this evening although it was a little stickier today. right now your dewpoints are inn the 60s and the low 70s.0s. that's a little bit of an

by the end of the evening, it was a horror show. mr.the next first lady of the united states -- 's only role was to introduce his slovenian-born wife, melania. she spoke fluently, but some of it had a familiar ring to a speech that mrs. obama gave when she was hoping to be first lady a years ago. word is yourour bond. you do what you say. you treat people with respect. mrs. obama: your word is your bond, and you do what you say you are going to do. that you treat people with dignity and respect. mrs. trump: the only limits to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. mrs. obama: the only limits to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work hard for them. 's convention is today's public relations catastrophe. melania is the bread of the on social media. you know the ones. it is about the perception of the trump campaign that is chaotic, dysfunctional, and as a result the incrimination's are flying. ?hould heads roll a question i put to dr. ben car

mr. comey, show me the report of the investigation. you're politicizing fbi files. >> it's frustrating. you have this gift. and the republicans may shoot the gift giver. they overreach. >> they overreach and look bad. >> focus on the facts. don't start shooting around the room. >> no grandstanding. he also is the guy. look, i know he's wonderful, above reproach in most instances. he decided after how many -- tens of thousands of hours, 150 or so fbi investigators, comey through tens of thousands of e-mails. they find 200 smoking guns or 1,000 smoking guns where she lied saying i never sent classified e-mail, but on several thousand occasions. then he says we're not going to recommend you go further. wait a minute, i just spent the last seven, eight months of my life finding this and you go we're not going to do anything with it? >> right. he said a few, not thousand. >> he said 200. >> it's not thousands. >> we're talking about -- >> tens of thousands of pages of e-mails. >> so what he said is there was no intent to break the law. >> but that is -- twii want to it is frustrating to say.

mr. pegues: that shows the major difference of a cop and an executive.'s just say i lied to my application. he is so not informed that lying is what he called perjury and the statute of limitations is maybe five years. if he was executive you know that, but he is a cop just spewing benefit all he did was a recipe book. he never was in a -- arrest people. brian: why is he mad at you? mr. pegues: he is standing next to eddie burns'brother and he is the deputy commissioner. that is the battle they are fighting. i knowe upset because the killer of eddie burns. brian: when was he killed? he was a cop. mr. pegues: february 1988. i went into the military february of 1987. brian: was the guy who killed him? mr. pegues: three guys were in jail for decades now. brian: the one they are upset about -- he is in prison. again, that's his brother. standing right there. mr. pegues: you know what really gets me? there's no pushback. with the reporter there. for him to say i withheld vital information on the killing of a cop, do you think for one iota of a second that if

mr. farr also mentioned somewhat incredibly there is no showing of injury here. evidence of injury -- respectfully, that is not what the record shows, and it's not what the district court found. the district court talked about the hundreds of voters actually disenfranchised in 2014 because of house bill 589. and it is there. it is throughout the opinion. i'm pretty in a commit knowledge, i want to make clear on alle record does show

why did he even show up? >> mr. trump believes he should be allowed the opportunity to help bring the party together again. stephanie: tonight's final theme is make america one again. donald trump will accept party's nomination. >> he still needs to bring the republican party behind him and then the american people behind him. stephanie: cruz had some delegates shouting, "cruz will never be president." stephanie ramos, abc news, cleveland. jummy: the secret service is taking a close look at one of donald trump's advisors, and here is why -- >> hillary clinton should be put in the firing line and shot for treason. -- al albaugh lucero baldasaro suggested hillary clinton should be executed. he made the comments during a radio interview. about aaign says it is number of the campaign's "outrageous rhetoric." 47 on dollars. that is how much donald trump has campaign committee. this week, he did actually pay for much of the primary battle with his own cash for it points to the gop nominee struggled meet hillary clinton in

mr. trump, that show you the human being who is there. and as people learn more, i think their confidence will grow. >> i think we're going to see a lot of contrasts as we sort of already hit on here. i mean, last week -- this week, the convention started with make america safe again. we talked about public safety issues, immigrants killing people. we had speeches from police officers talking about police officers who have been killed. we had a speech from a father of somebody who was killed by an illegal immigrant. by contrast the democrats are opening up with first lady michelle obama. and a dreamer, a young immigrant who is here illegally but was given deportation relief from the obama administration. i mean, just that i think shows you the way the democratic party is trying to position themselves in contrast. sean also mentioned on i believe the second night they're going to have this group of mothers, mother of sandra bland who died in police custody, the mother of eric gardener who was shot by police, a contrast with what we heard a

our new nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll shows mrs. clinton and trump are tied in ohio and in a virtual dead heat in iowa. mrs. clinton was in illinois today calling for unity in the wake of the killings in texas, louisiana and minnesota. >>> and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. hot 90s today, but we're turning it up even more tomorrow. we'll let wroyou know who hits degrees in my forecast in just a few minutes. >>> and he's no longer on the run thanks to pokemon. how the popular game helped investigators nab a suspected murderer. >>> and there's more to this story. the new details emerging about draymond green's arrest. hi. is the internet still out? yes! come on. work together. work together. do you have anything? no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability at an everyday price

mr. mohamed shows a predisposition to commit a terrorist act prior to his first meeting with undercover agents? >> prior to his first meeting judge king noted several pieces of evidence of predisposition. first his wrightings for jihad recollections in which he praised terrorist activities. e talked about terrorist activity in western europe and he said god willing that will continue. we had his contacts and efforts to get to yemen to join a jihadi training school. we also had the fact that his own father had contacted the f.b.i. with concerns that he had become radicalized on line. mr. mohamed had repeatedly extolled the virtues of violent jihad. and we even move past to his initial meeting with the undercover. mr. mohamed stated that he in fact had been thinking about commiting an act of violent jihad since he was the age of 16. so judge king found there was more than sufficient evidence to supported the jury's verdict that mr. mohamed was not entrapped. moving on if i may to the prosecutor's closing arguments. mr. knight in his closing to the jury repeatedly emphasized that the government b

the video shows that the the officers showed great showed gra restraint. unfortunately mr.ot comply. >> reporter: evans was evans pronounced dead at theonounced a hospital.d investigators later determinedle the weapon he was holding wasngw a bb gun.un 10 days later mayor murielor m bowser ordered this video released.releas her spokeswoman saying trance parent see is a priority of her administreeation.ation. the chairman of the fraternal fa order of police disagrees withs the move.the m >> my members have the same s due process rights as every eve other citizen in the countryn te and by releasing the video now we're in essence tampering --am- tampering with that criminal cri investigation where -- in theren current state that we're at. wra >> reporter: police sayolice officers fired when evansvans raised his arm but since the lens was blocked during the actual gunfire by a vehicle,re h some question that. meanwhile, all officers involved have been placed onn ad routine administrative leavee while the investigationgati continues.co we're live at d.c. d.c headquarters this mor

mr. carter showed a flash of anguish only once when he said his wife had seen a majority of preachers thechristian in the oval office. >> we knew that reagan had won the election. the iranians told us that. a certain gloating feeling that they were responsible for jimmy carter's defeat. >> mr. carter is back in his office burning the midnight oil. and perhaps that's characteristic of the jimmy carter presidency. he's doing it here on his last night in washington. >> up until the last moment, right before he actually has to shake ronald reagan's hand during reagan's inauguration, jimmy carter is doing everything he can do get those hostages home. >> jimmy carter is seen as the ultimate ally of the shah. they didn't want to give any rewards to jimmy carter. we had to wait until ronald reagan had taken the oath of office before the plane was allowed to fly out of teheran to algiers to make sure that jimmy carter didn't get any credit for the freedom of the hostages. >> it was a bitter sweet moment as jimmy carter left the air andrews air force base to go home to georgia. >> luck is a big fac

last month, a survey showed mrs. clinton with a six-point advantage. josh earnest says president obama has not called turkey's president erdogan since friday's failed coup. the u.s. is cooperating to identify caucuses but is urging the government to show restraint. 6000 suspects are being detained. french officials confirmed today the attack in nice was a terrorist act. six people are being detained. one of them allegedly received a text from the man who drove a van into a crowd of people. the driver expressed support for islamic state and searched online for information about the attack on a nightclub in florida. i am mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. ♪ emily: i am emily chang, and this is bloomberg west. investors are dumping netflix shares after reporting its lowest subscriber growth in year. can it recover? we will break it down. softbank throws down its biggest arm.let yet,a a bid for what the deal means for semiconductors. chuck robbins speaks to us about brexit, m and a, and whether or not he is backing donald trump. hours, plunging after

last month, the survey showed mrs. clinton with a six-point advantage.

last month, a survey showed mrs. clinton with a six-point advantage. has not called turkey's president erdogan since friday's failed coup. the u.s. is cooperating to identify caucuses but is urging the government to show restraint. 6000 suspects are being detained. french officials confirmed today the attack in nice was a terrorist act. six people are being detained. one of them allegedly received a t

mr. haygood until i saw him on a show of yours years ago. i am calling in because i love sammy davis as well and i read the biography he wrote himself which was rather long if i recall right. i was a teenager when i read it. when i look at sammy davis i like listening to his recordings from the '50 and '60s. those are some of the songs and arrangements i enjoy. when i compared sammy to frank sinatra i didn't consider one of those gentlemen extremely handsome but i thought sammy davis, jr. was a triple threat. he was a better actor, singer and dancer. i do feel having not been african-american in that time era he might have been the preeminent star and given the preeminent power that frank sinatra enjoyed in holiday. i wanted to hear some of mr. haygood's comments on sammy davis, jr. and thank you for writing. i am looking forward to reading more of your books. >> guest: yes, wow, i think frank sinatra was well aware of sammy davis, jr.'s talent. he was at the paramount theater when he first saw sammy davis junior out on stage and he was bowl

mr. nice guy. >> this week showed that the democratic party has undergone a seism seismic. an upbeat optimism about the country. let's listen. >> we are clear eyed about what our country is up against. we are not afraid. we will rise to the challenge just as we always have. >> well, secretary clinton and tim kaine took that message to the people to the folks in western pennsylvania. some of the hardest hit by the recession and kept up the optimistic theme of the week in philly. >> it was like a twisted and negative tour. it wasn't a tour of this country. it was a journey through donald trump's mind. that is a very frightens place. >> donald trump painted a negative dark, devicive picture of a country in decline. >> i'm not telling you everything is peachy keen. i'm telling you we have work to do if we are going to make sure everybody is included. >> isn't it great the words they are using? peachy keen and malarky. i can see the world passing right by you, casey. >> reporter: you can. we are in your native pennsylvania. we just stopped in hatfield. it is where they make linc

the people of pleasanton show up to talk to mr.' ce officers to show their support and get to know the men and women who put their lives on the line every day. >>> your weekend is here. we're talking a forecast that's got a little bit of cool, a little bit of warm, a little bit of drizzle. i'll let you know how that lines up for your saturday and sunday. >>> across the bay area, many people have been showing their support for police officers in the wake of what happened in dallas with those five officers killed. today our crime reporter henry lee paid a visit to pleasanton where residents and officers is got together and had slurpees and hot dogs. >> reporter: in pleasanton, support for the police department is strong. >> we're extremely fortunate to have this support. it is by no accident. >> reporter: officers met with visitors at the 7-eleven for slop pee with a cop. it was scheduled weeks before the tragedy in dallas. on this hot summer day, it was time to cool down, grab some badges and lend support for law enforcement. the ambu

doesn't want you to answer the question. >> i would like you to show the courtesy of this witness instead of badgering her. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman -- >> i'd like the administration to show the courtesy to the vicks tims of raid cal islamic terrorism doesn't edit a 9/11 report from a terrorist who's murdering 49 people in orlando and pretending the threat doesn't exist. >> mr. chairman, i would like to say i think you've been very respectful to this witness. the witness has not -- the witness has not answered your question. i think you had a right to pursue it. you did it in a gentlemanly, professional way. i'm disappointed that senator durbin would not understand that. >> senator coons. >> thank you, mr. chairman. because i do think it is important for us to allow a broader conversation than that one question. let me go back to the opening testimony, if i might, to dr. jasser and miss khera. dr. jasser, you took issue, as many witnesses today, took issue with president obama's alleged refusal to use the very term radical islam. one of the questions we have is what we are going to do to keep our country safer going forw

to the lawyers and the wrong kind of off-season headline, we got this video from tmc sports that shows mr. greene being arrested yesterday in east lansing, michigan, that is where he went to school and he was arrested around the restaurant around 2:30 am sunday morning when he struck a male victim. the man was not injured and he was released on $200 bail. >>> we are taking a look at the sports and legal ramifications of the incident. >> will start with the sports director and the warriors remaining hush on the issue, what do you make of it?>> they released a statement and when i make out of it is it's not a big deal except for the fact that with all of the other incidents that have occurred with him, we could go back when you're talking off the court activities, he was clocked at 115 miles per incidents that have occurred with him, we could go back when you're talking off the court activities, he was clocked at 115 mph driving his car on the freeway and taking a snapshot of himself and then of course draymond green was suspended during the nba find out -- finals. those things lead you to

we love your show. mr.peaker, it is only right that after six years of prime minister, that we thank him for his service. i have often disagreed with him. >> jeremy corbyn praised recent remarks by theresa may. >> isn't she right that too many people feel their economy has been destroyed because the industry has gone. there are levels of high unemployment and a deep sense of malaise. we have gotten on with it. we have had resignation, competition, and coronation. they have not even decided what the rules are. if they ever got into politics, it would take them a year to figure out who was going to sit where. the home secretary said many people find themselves exploited by unscrupulous bosses. let me say something regarding the democratic process of leadership election. agod say a couple of weeks that i was beginning to admire his tenacity. he reminds me of the black night in monty python's holy grail. he has been kicked so many times, but keep going it is only a flesh wound. no doubt, he will have some plans

another survey shows mrs. clinton is struggling to gain support of younger americans. the poll by the jen fuller project at the university of chicago surveys americans between the ages of 18 and 30. it found just 26% of young whites had a positive opinion of mrs. clinton. 49% of hispanics viewed her positively. and donald trump could choose hi vice presidential pick soon. and there are signs that his short list is getting a little shorter. nbc's hallie jackson shows us who is still in the running. >> reporter: down to the final four, speculation swirling about donald trump's vp pick. but newly revealed audio from 2008 shows back then, he thought his current rival would make a decent running mate. the wall street journal reporting these comments about hillary clinton. >> well, i know her, and she would make a good president or a good vice president. >> reporter: a very different tone from trump now. >> crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: as he looks for a vice president to play attack dog. indiana governor mike pence trying out for the role tonight when he appears wit

the video shows the officer showed restraint. unfortunately mr. evans did not comply. evans was pronounced dead at the hospital. they later determined the weapon he was holding was a bibi gun. days later muriel bowser ordered this release. the chairman of the fraternal police disagrees with the move. my members have the same right due process as every other citizen. by releasing the video now we're in essence tampering with that criminal investigation. flowers and candles have been placed outside of evans' apartment building. police say he was the one to actually call 911 leaving some to say this was an act of suicide by cop. neighbors we spoke with who did not want to be identified heard it all play out from inside their unit. the case is still under investigation, but police say officers fired when evans raised his arm. since the lens was blocked by a vehicle during can the actual gunfire the neighbors feel it leaves some questions unanswered > two of the officers were wearing body cameras. you saw footage from both. the one who was amention the first to arrive at th

she flew her three best friends in to town to see the show. mr. down. >> jimmy: that's a play in itself. i would go see that play. shonda and art garfunkel -- we were talking backstage and you have a talent that not many of the other cast members -- everyone's so talented. but you have this one talent that i think is so interesting. you won't burp after you -- you have to hold it in? >> i have a lot of the heavy lifting to do as far as material. i have to eat a full meal at intermission because for energy. >> jimmy: sure. >> inevitably i have to burp at some point during act two. and so you have to learn to sing above and below and around that burp. [ laughter ] you have to carve out a little space in your larynx. you got to sing like around it. >> jimmy: no one knows what you're talking about at all. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i want to see -- i hate to put you to the test. here's seltzer, okay this is one of the gassiest beverages known to man. i'm going to pour a little for you here. drink that. and then i have a microphone here. and you can sin

tommy came in saying, i would like a show where we can be relevant. ♪ if we could get a war without blood and gore i would be the first to go ♪ ♪ but until then mrnterculture started making these shows and they don't want to play by the rules that other people did before then. but who would expect the smothers brothers of all people to be raising this much of a fuss? >> good script. >> i held my breath every time they did the show. because i knew the network people were befouling their trousers with fear. >> nothing funny in this. yeah, boys, we're through censoring your show. >> they said that the social subjects we touched on were not appropriate for the 9:00 family viewing hour. they came up with any excuse to make it difficult. >> and i came up with any excuse to push it. >> yeah. ♪ cbs would like to give us notice ♪ ♪ and some of you don't like the things we say ♪ ♪ but we're still here ♪ oh yeah we're still here >> they were going to speak truth to power. and they were not compromising. >> you have something important? >> something very important to say on american television. >> a lot of times we don't have the opportunity to say anything

mr. robot," this guy has won every award for this show. if you haven't seen it, watch it. ht now on usa. it's fantastic. it cannot be overhyped. i'll tell him about it. mr. christian slater is dropping by. [ applause ] "mr. robot." then you guys, we have a very special performance -- very lucky to have this -- very special performance from two of the biggest people in the music industry. jennifer lopez and the creator of "hamilton," lin-manuel miranda. [ cheers and applause ] they're going to sing a new song, "love make the world go round." it's a great song. it's available right now on itunes, and the proceeds from the song will go to the somos orlando fund to benefit those affected by the tragedy in orlando last month. it's a great song, download it. check it out. [ applause ] it's really good. are you playing the pokemon go? >> steve: i love watching you play the pokemon go. >> jimmy: i play cause i -- i love games. i started playing around with it and i was playing last night. are you into it quest? >> questlove: i just downloaded it. >> jimmy: yeah. it's fun. it's real

right now, anyone can buy a gun online or at a gun show without a background check. i ask you, mr. speaker, how does that make sense? by not requiring background checks for gun shows or online purchases, we are inviting bad guys to access guns. we have a gaping hole in our system that must be closed. it's time for the house to take action on gun violence. this week, we finally have a gun bill on the floor, except it isn't a gun violation prevention bill, it's a bill written by the big gun lobby that would give the attorney general just 72 hours to determine if someone on the no fly list should be able to purchase a gun. to call this a gun violence protection act is disrespectful and dishonors the millions of victims of gun violence. what will it take for this house to take action on a real gun violence bill? when congresswoman gabbie giffords was shot, congress did nothing. one innocent -- when innocent children were slauthed for the newtown, this house did nothing. thousands of americans continue to fall victim to gun violence, this house does nothing. this past weekend, the world

let me show you one other slide. this is from yesterday, mr. chairman. iran's air force flew a boeing 747 from tehran to damascus. yesterday. this is the documentation of it. iran systemically uses commercial aircraft to spread death, destruction, and mayhem and we can do something about it. so divorce in your mind, mr. chairman, the notion of the nuclear deal that the gentleman from new york was speaking about. completely separate. this is our ability to stop an iconic american company that is basically said, well, look, somebody else is doing it. let me ask you one question in closing, mr. chairman. when does history ever treat well the entity that said, i did this terrible thing because somebody else did it too. -- did it too? i urge adoption of this amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from illinois yields back. the gentleman from new york. mr. serrano: how much time do i have left? the chair: two minutes. mr. serrano: this is about the iran deal. you can paint it any way you want. anyone can say what they want ab

tonight she's the best person to show the warmth of mr. he comes on stage and he shows the leadership qualities and the type of character he will be. >> scotty and kellyanne, all of us know and i do it all the time, it's not that easy getting that feel, delivering a speech, making it feel like you're just talking but you're really reading. you need some coaching. >> the teleprompter isn't in front of you, either. it's to either side. you have to be very careful that you don't look like you're watching a tennis match. the other thing, wolf, this is a pretty el ity hall. you some media and maybe a couple stray delegates taking pictures. you can't replicate or fully anticipate what it will be like tonight when thousands and thousands of people will be in that hall. >> and millions of people watching. >> except for the fact these are trumps. mr. trump all year long has been speaking to tens of thousands of people in his rallies. >> i've got to tell you, scotty, he's much better as a speaker when he's speaking, has some notes and delivering off

but i would have been a marked person for the rest of show less life. mr. rubenstein: you mentioned coming back to the earth is not exactly a day in the park, a walk in the park. can you describe how difficult it is to get back into the are atmosphere? into the right rotation? mr. collins: it was not as bad as it sounds. if you run the numbers, the arithmetic says, oh, my god. too shallow, and we will see you six months after you run out of oxygen. those numbers are frightening. [laughter] mr. collins: however, despite what jeff says about primitive technology, and it was pretty primitive, we had a whole basement full of ibm's and antennas and all that. so if we got one hiccup off the trajectory on the way back, we made a correction. fortunately, we did not have to make many corrections. but we had the capacity to, instead of flying a nice smooth arc that might've -- might have been too high or too low, we were exactly on the path. mr. rubenstein: there was a fear you had moon germs and you had to be quarantined for weeks. what was that like? mr. collins: w

and a morning consult survey shows trump leading mrs. clinton four points and l.a. times gives trump a four- point edge. david drubbinger is cnn correspondent. trump bump, a lot of people said he would not get a bump from the republican convention because of the tim kaine roll out and hillary's vice-presidential roll out a day after the convention was over and then the democrat national convention. are you surprised? >> no, this is why we play the game. the race has been close and always within the margin of error are and sometimes a lot outside of it. and specifically based on low expectations. trump delivered with his speech. and even though there wdisessio he shored up the republicans and numbers for independents went up. and we'll see how it goes and look at the polling. you never hold a presidential election where only one candidate gets a convention. >> and given the problems that there were no endorsement from governor kasich in ohio and ted cruz, a lot of people said the republicans went in to the convention as a fractured party. but the rifts seemed to have

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and the award winning stars of the hit show "mr. robot," christian slater and ramimalek. see you in a couple minutes. dow >>> 6:24 right now. nbc bay area responds to a driver who paid hundreds of dollars while having a recalled airbag replaced. >> he asked consumer investigator to find out why. >> car makers must fix safety recalls free of charge. regulators require it. that's why tiger in san jose called us. dodge replaced the airbag in his mass numb then handed him a bill for $500. tiger wanted to know why. and so did we. the dealer explained that in addition to the recall service a technician recommended replacing a park called the clockspring, airbag trigger. dodge said the shop called tiger and authorized the nearly $600 job. tiger said he was under the impression that all airbag problems were part of the recall service and he expected to pay nothing. tiger learned the hard way that is not true. dodge corporate told us the air black clockspring often wears out in cars this old and should be swapped at the owner's expense. lesson for everyone. if you're only interest