in fact, a newport 28 -- it was in a newport 28 that the first american to shoot down an enemy airplane while wearing an american uniform was flying a newport 28. eddie rickrickenbacher who beca the american ace of aces flew into combat first in a newport 28. our first generation of great aces began with this kind of airplane. you are looking here at the b-29, enola gay, named after the pilot's mother. the pilot who flew this airplane to hiroshima, japan, on august 6, 1945 and dropped the world's first atomic bomb on an enemy target. again, he named the airplane after his mother, enola gay. it is certainly the most emotionally laden artifact, i think it's safe to say, in the entire collection of the national air and space museum. however you come down on the issues that it represents, astomastom atomic warfare and that kind of thing. it sort of is an icon that wraps all of those issues up in itself. so people do have interesting reactions to this airplane on all kinds of sides of the issue. it is a b-29 that was built not by the boeing company, which designed the b-29. enola gay was bui

and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people that i've ever met. she was happy and she was always smiling. >> reporter: and, says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did wanna find a guy. >> and the clock was tickin' a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on -- on a weekend, pegye called me and said, "what are you doin'?" and i said, "well, i'm gonna go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach." >> reporter: dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked pegye if she wanted to come down with me and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said, "who's that?" >> reporter: eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm gonna guess that when she notices a

so peggy left the small town of dexter for sunny california and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> she was probably one of the most gregarious people i have ever met. she was always happy, always smiling. >> reporter: and she says peggy was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did want to find a guy. >> reporter: the clock was ticking a little bit? >> it was. >> reporter: then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on a weekend, peggy called me and said what are you doing? i said well, i'm going to go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach. >> reporter: dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked peggy if she wanted to come down with me. she said yes. she immediately spotted eric and said who's that? >> reporter: eric beckler, in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball, he'

crashing down. [ siren wails ] >> narrator: september 11, 2009 -- an ambulance races to the posh newport beach, california, home of financier danny pang. >> he was only 42 and relatively thin. you had to kind of wonder what -- [ chuckles ] ...what was behind this. >> mr. pang was under electronic monitoring, and they saw his bracelet when they took him to the hospital, obviously. >> narrator: pang, who is on house arrest, is under investigation by the feds, accused of defrauding investors out of nearly a billion dollars. the embattled entrepreneur clings to life overnight, and with his silence comes more questions about his alleged dirty dealing. >> he left all these disturbing clues through his whole life where people who were close to him felt they'd been deceived. >> narrator: danny pang is born in taipei, taiwan, on december 15, 1966. >> his father, he told people, was some kind of a trader. his mother's family owned some kind of furniture manufacturing business, and they were reasonably well-off. he went to a very prestigious middle school and elementary school in taiwan, and a larg

now we're stopping by a colorful home in newport beach.and what we find so special about this english manor style home is the interiors. the owner put quite a lot of thought and effort behind the design. and the outcome is beautiful. it's an eclectic mix of color, texture, and finishes. the creativity spreads across virtually every space in every room. take a look. hi, i'm elvira kud, interior designer and owner of style life decor. welcome to my home in newport beach, california. every room has its own personality. but at the same time they feel connected and flow from one to another. i love to mix and match styles, and that's what i did here at the entryway. for the lighting, i mixed industrial and french imperial. i wanted to use a little white on the walls in order to brighten up the home and have a place to display my art. another theme you will see throughout the house is my use of metals. in this room, i used them on the light switches, in the wall art, and in the brass bench under the stairs. just over the entryway, there is this f

on the elegant dock of the newport shipyard, which is not just a marina. it is the single fanciest high dollar arena for mega yachts in united states. he's not from the bernie sanders world of $27 online fund-raising. he has, as govern of virginia, chairman of the democratic party, raised money the old fashion way, by rubbing elbows at sfund raisers, with the rich, the super rich and the mega rich. and tonight surround by mega yachts. the sanders rebellion within the democratic party seems to have been decisively put down tonight. it is back to business as usual for the democratic party, what may be the best analysis of the clinton vice presidential choice was actually written by josh, over a month ago. he wrote. this election is shaping to be a referendum on donald trump. clinton is not very popular, trump is less popular she'll be depending on votes for people who dislike her but feel they must vote for her over trump. the last thing she wants to do is pick a vp candidate who would be a -- who would become a pet hate for some of those voters or who would

we have an accidents chester county, route had 1, gap newport pike. we have a pole down shut down at church road. 76 degrees right now in philadelphia. currently dry, but not staying that way, a flood watch goes into effect as david has been saying this evening, we'll have heavy rain at times today and even thunderstorms, hot high of 93. matt. >> thank you, karen. you could say the democratic party has more celebrities than it knows what to do with, katherine scott is live at the art museum with more on how hollywood and hip hop are mixing with politics in philadelphia, katherine. >> reporter: matt a lot of big names have come to perform this week that the dnc is in town, the final day of the dnc is no exception. one of the hottest tickets today is not in town, it's across the river in camden and it's invitation only. this afternoon the democratic party delegates will party in camden, lady gaga, lenny kravitz are teaming up for camden rising. one of many concerts with a cause. over at the electric factory fergie has the creative coalition promoting th

. >> postal worker of newport news, virginia is getting help staying cool. 8-year-old car mine mcdaniel left a cooler and note that read mailman water and gatorade in cooler have a good day. he said the gesture was kind and indeed made his day. >> it will be the kind of day where you will need water. >> reporter: it's important for kids to learn that, taking care of everybody ascertain the jobs they do. checking the roads, the platt bridge i-95 in south philadelphia. no problems or delays between 26th and i-95. you can see the road conditions no weather-related issues looking live at the bull very -- boulevard, traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway no delays dave. >> reporter: karen, this afternoon and evening we're looking at thunderstorms erupting. in the northern and western suburbs there's a chance of strong wind and hail and outside chance of tornados in allentown, reading and up toward the poconos. they could survive in the i-95 corridor and down the shore later this afternoon and evening. everybody wants to take cover if they do hit, in the very least they could provid

route 41 gap newport pike southbound past 8th street watch for police on the scene with that one. >>> good morning everyone, president obama put his seal of approval hillary clinton's press for the white house. the packed crowd roared with excitement as the president walked on stage. he said the county be has been tested by war and recession, but he said he sees promise and hope because of the 2016 democratic nominee. >> a mother and grandmother who would do anything to help our children thrive, a leader with real plans to breakdown barriers and blast through glass ceilings and widen the circle of opportunity to every single american, the neck president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> the entire arena erupted at the conclusion of the speech when they saw this, hillary clinton surprising delegates by joining president obama for a hug and wave to the crowd. >>> tim kaine the first presidential running mate introduced himself to the nation last night. he wasted no time going after donald trump. he said he can never be trusted. >> he never tells you how he is going to do any of

newport--- up, newport news democrat. ller: both nights of the convention to me were awesome.rat party together by bernie sanders. we need unity so we can be strong together. nights of the convention to me were totally, totally awesome. we cannot afford to let donald be the president of the united states of america because we would not have a united states of america if he is president and so i am making the comment out there in the i am going to be knocking on doors and everything else to make sure democrats, the ones that supported bernie sanders as well as hillary, that we all unite together so that we can the unitedng in states of america and god bless the united states of america and god bless the democratic convention. you stella. we have another newport news call from larry. you are on c-span. welcome. ler: yes ma'am, i like to say i'm hillary all the way. you do not realize you have to work congress and everybody else, all those congresses are not going to be happening. susan: thank you. after we go back to the floor and go back to the calls we will start mixing invoic

chronicles vick from his upbringing in newport to life after his dog fighting conviction.riends and family are featured including former eagles quarterback mcnabb. mcnabb talks about his unsuccessful attempts to get vick to play for his al mat to her syracuse. >> i said what's the problem? she wants him to stay home. >> of course mike went on to play at virginia tech. >> the villanova wildcats highlighting a map cal ride with serious blings. at least you can see them getting them from jay wright right there. showing the rings but an official ceremony will be held at the hoops mania event in the fall. that's when they will get those things and be able to show them off on campus. >> check out the diamond. >> that's good. >> yeah. >> never. >> i've never heard that. nicely . >>> ♪. >>> paul mccartney brings his one-on-one concert to philadelphia tonight. ♪ he traded tens of thousands to a magical tour down memory lane. the beatles legend sang classics like hard day's night in citizens bank park. excited fans were dancing and singing along. just about everybody knows this one.

worcester and blue hill observatory towards plymouth and weymouth over a quarter of an inch towards newport rhode island. spot that will see a lot of but south of town. so plymouth points south some of the deeper yellows and oranges where we are seeing heavy rainfall. this is where we will see big ponding water on the road and standing water and puddles as well. it's pouring on the the vineyard and nantucket. can can you see it? -- can you see nantucket? it's pouring. reduced visibility in those pots we are cooler because of it 80 in fitchburg here to middle 70s for the rest of us but it's soupy. breaks of sunshine have been mi western massachusetts and with that, couple little downpours right near western now ham sure. one or two more of these that develop through the remainder of the afternoon. as the rain on the cape and islands departs, one or two showers and an isolated thunderstorm nonsevere north and west of boston through thafternoon and evening. outside 495 but it's sticky that any showers that develop could contain heavy rainfall. what about the weekend? warmer partly sunny with a

this video is of governor tim kaine of virginia showing up at a newport, rhode island fund-raiser.oom. you see him waving. is he happy because he might be hillary's running mate? we cannot say. but we can tell you we have this kind of footage because he could be the running mate. we do not track the movements of every governor at every rhode island fund-raiser. that is brand new into the newsroom. it reflects a democratic party that is a little excited, little curious. everyone watching their phones because hillary clinton in today's modern era has said as we reported she is not going to simply announce her pick. she is going to text her pick. that is not new in the sense that a lot of campaigns do it but it certainly reflects her desire to grow her text message base. we are going to bring in democratic strategist steve mcmahon and kasie hunt from philadelphia who is covering the upcoming dnc convention. steve, like you, i'm reminded of the miley cyrus lyric, if you mean it, i'll believe it. if you text it, i'll delete it. who doesn't remember that famous line. the idea there being

. >>> henry bailey of newport news, virginia is getting help staying cool this summer. 8-year-old carmineel wrote a note saying mailman water and gatorade in cooler have a good day. he said it was a great gesture and it made his day. >> we had a mailman who retired and we threw him a party. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry, be on the look out for thunderstorms in the northern and western suburbs. hot and humid in the i-95 corridor look out for thunderstorms late this afternoon and early this evening. 95 is the high in philadelphia. feeling like 98, 99. down the shore if you see thunderstorms there, they could be strong in a couple of spots everybody take cover if you hear thunder. >> how about the phillies they are not real hot yesterday. >> they open a four game serials against the marlins. phillies fell victim to a stall similar pitching job. they lost 5-0. they lost 8 of their 9 series. david murphy. >> reporter: i was there. >> still fun. >>> coming up on "action news" at security is tight in cleveland's the republican convention kicks off. we'll have the live repor

newport was where stenger and his partner, ariel quiros, had half a dozen new eb-5 projects pending, most ambitiously, somel said delusionally, a stem cell manufacturing facility affiliated with a south korean biotech firm.bi >> we also will co-develop and manufacture various kinds of artificial organs, such as artificial kidney, heart andal liver. >> reporter: skeptical yet? back in december, investors like tons sutton in england were complaining they had been scammed, and gotten no return at all on their investment. >> they gave us all i.o.u.'s. and if you look at the company that the i.o.u.'s are drawn against, our research suggests that that company has no assets, no income, and no way of servicing the i.o.u.'s for anyth of the investors. >> reporter: so you don't think you'll ever get your capital back?o >> no, not from jay peak. >> reporter: meanwhile, developer stenger was all innocence, claiming to be stung by any suspicions. >> hundreds of families are relying on me and my team to implement what we do and do it right. >> reporter: look, relying on him they were. but the reas

chronicles vick from his upbringing in newport to life after his dog fighting conviction.ds and family are featured including former eagles quarterback mcnabb. mcnabb talks about his unsuccessful attempts to get vick to play for his al mat to her syracuse. >> i said what's the problem? she wants him to stay home. >> of course mike went on to play at virginia tech. >> the villanova wildcats highlighting a map cal ride with serious blings. at least you can see them getting them from jay wright right there. showing the rings but an official ceremony will be held at the hoops mania event in the fall. that's when they will get those things and be able to show them off on campus. >> check out the diamond. >> that's good. >> yeah. >> never. >> i've never heard that. nicely done. thanks, done. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) the twenty-sixteen subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . >>> ♪. >

more news, things going on in providence, in newport and new haven and philadelphia. and literally the news must have arrived very late in the day because they had set the type. they were at the ends of the news columns just defer the classified ads, and here this day, the continental congress declared the united colonies free and independent states. that is the announcement of the birth of the united states. to be sold, the brigantine two friends. and we move on to the classifieds. in some ways, i love showing people that volume as much as the declaration. so that is really the birth of the united states. of course, nothing on the fourth, because that is the day the declaration is finally being put into its final form and adopted by congress. at the end of the first page, all of these lines are indictments against the king. congress explaining its decision to declare independence by citing all his grievances against the king. among those, he has abdicated government by his declaring us out of his protection. that is saying basically, my armies and navies are going to

. >>> and these hot and éhumid days are not letting up anytime soon so one boy in newport news, virginiacided to make sure his mailman was hydrated. the note reads, here, mailman, water and gatorade. have a good day. his parents say henry had a special bond with the mailman. the mailman says he was grateful for the sweet gesture. >>> always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> good news for all of us, do for our mail carriers, right? >> especially friday and monday. >> especially monday. >> gosh. >> remember that lightning show we had last night and we had hail and trees down and heavy rain? >> yes. >> check out what happened at nats park. adrian gonzalez of the dodgers shot this. i'm wondering if it's just in the but that's their visitors locker room flooding like crazy. the game was over but pretty high water. that's not good. >> oh, my gosh. >> big cleanup there. >> it actually -- the press box is incredible. that storm really hammered parts of montgomery county and prince george's county, the district and eventually into charles county. tonight we are in go

when he was publicly named as the v.p., tim kaine was in the yachting capital of america, newport, rhode island at a political fund-raising vant hev the single fanciest arena in the united states of mr united states of america. and the sanders rebellion seems to have been put down tonight. josh barrow wrote "clinton need as running mate who is like wall paper, present but not too noticeable. this election is shaping up to be a referendum on donald trump. clinton is not very popular but trump is much less popular and she's going to be depending on votes from people who dislike her but feel they must vote for her over trump. the last thing she wants to do is pick a vp candidate who would become a pet hate for some of those voters or who would ditract from -- distract from trump's self-immolat i don't know -- immolation. >> what rationales have you been hearing about all of the rationals. the two campaigned together in west virginia last week. she was impressed by his style. he was the only vp candidate with whom she had two meetings. i've been reporting on this for weeks now and tim kaine

we moved down to virginia in the early '70s, all neighbors in the virginia area where we lived in newport news were all military, marines, air force officers, army officers, and i was fascinated with the military. and the first day i saw my neighbor come out in his uniform, i knew i was hooked. writing the book, "the crisis of character," needless to say, extremely hard. i never thought i'd take these -- i was pretty sure that the things that i saw and witnessed that i would take, you know, with me on my death. but i decided a couple years ago that it was important that the american people know exactly how, what i witnessed when i worked in the west wing and what i saw in the secret service. and at some point i decided a couple years ago that i was going to have to tell this story. so with the help of some very good friends, i was able to do that. i'm grateful for everybody's help, our publisher and my friends that have helped me and my agent, javelin and the publisher -- excuse me, hachette. so what brings me here today, i'm grateful for you guys coming and, hopefully, purchasing my book

he had become burried under 3 feet of sand t all happened in newport beach saturday afternoon, threeboy was digging tub wells he disappeared, his parent started frantically asking other people at the beach for help. one was jersey martin who wasted no time searching. >> started digging pretty fast and dug two big, that's when felt him under the sands. >> it was scary, scary thing see a little boy that wasn't breathing and blue and, you know, pretty much, you know, dead, that, you know, pretty frightening. >> someone on the beach perform cpr. the boy was then taken to the hospital where he is doing well this morning. martin also says some of the boy's family/friends texted him a picture of the boy smiling in his hospital room. >> well, wildlife off initials alaska at the national park tracking grissly bear and they intend to kill it, here is part of the reason y they say it came face-to-face with tourists including some people back in june. you can see these photos here. well, friday night, it bit and scratched a woman, other hikers managed to scare it away. authority believe the gris

you studied this at war college at newport, rhode island. why did the to fail?p was more beer hall pooch then it was geostrategic earthquake. the military had a set of lingering grievances on a slow burn for almost 10 years per they took a shot but they were disorganized and did not have the senior players. only one four-star officer involved. i do not think they put it together effectively, and the people rose up against it, and the rest of the military helped crush it. is: part of being in europe no death penalty. we hear talk of a renewed death penalty in turkey. how do we adapt to the realities that mr. erdogan faces? james: tom, as we look at the aftermath of this, the numbers are staggering. there are 6000 military judges -- military, judges, prosecutors who have been rounded up. 25,000 leaders have been arrested. tension and emotion are running extremely high. i think there is a possibility that the turkish government will seek the death penalty against the senior leaders. how do you square that against european norms? it will be very difficult and it wil

fitted yesterday after someone took his old one while he was exploring tide pools with his family in newport beach over the weekend. the family says after the story went public, several prosthetics companies offered to make him a new limb free of charge. one company made him two legs. one he can wear in the water. many people donated money as well. >> all of the kindness and everything people reached out to do, thank you. it's helping me adjust with that. >> his family says they'll use the money to send him to a camp for amp tooes. >> that is great. >> if you don't have one yet, there is time left to get a lottery ticket. the power ball is expected to hit at least in order to win, you must match five numbers as well as red power ball. the chances of winning 292 million to 1. players do have better odds of winning smaller prizes. odds are about one in 25. >> store closing sales can be great opportunities to find bargains. >> what happens after the store closes? and there is a problem with that sale? >> yes. michael finney helped a local veteran with her issue. hi, michael. >> a woman showed r

fitted yesterday after someone took his old one while he was exploring tide pools with his family in newport over the weekend. the family says after the story went public, several prosthetics companies offered to make him a new limb free of charge. one company made him two legs. one he can wear in the water. many people donated money as well. >> all of the kindness and everything people reached out to do, thank you. it's helping me adjust with that. >> his family says they'll use the money to send him to a camp for amp tooes. >> that is great. >> if you don't have one yet, there is time left to get a lottery ticket. the power ball is expected to hit at least in order to win, you must match five numbers as well as red power ball. the chances of winning 292 million to 1. players do have better odds of winning smaller prizes. odds are about one in 25. >> store closing sales can be great opportunities to find bargains. >> what happens after the store closes? and there is a problem with that sale? >> yes. michael finney helped a local veteran with her issue. hi, michael. >> a woman showed remarka

boy in southern california is safe and sound thanks to a beachgoer who found him buried in sand in newporteach. he was stuck under 3 feet of sand for 4 minutes when they lost sight of their son, and they asked for help when one man started digging. >> it was scary to see a little boy that wasn't breathing and blue and pretty much, you know, dead. it's pretty frightening. >> the boy was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> later today, a 5-year journey through space is expected to come to a close as nasa's juno will be coming closer to jupiter. today, scientists will slow it down hoping it will be caught in the gravitational pull with a 30-minute window. if all goes well, the mission could tell us much more about jupiter and the entire solar system. >> what juno's really about is learning about the recipe for how solar systems are made. scientists don't really understand how the planets are made. we know something happened and we were able to form jupiter and it took up more than half the material left over and it's different than the sun. we don't completely understand th

moved down to virginia in the early 70s and all the neighbors in the virginia area where we lived in newport news world military. marines, air force officers, and i was fascinated with military. the first and saw my neighbor come out in his uniform i knew i was hooked. reading the book, the "crisis of character" needless to say was extremely hard. i never thought i would take these comments pressure that the things that i sun witnessed and what i would take with me from my death, but i decided a couple of years ago that the american people would know what i witnessed what i work to the west wing. what i saw on the secret service and at some point i decided that i was going to have to tell the story. so to help with some very good friends i was able to do that. i'm grateful for everybody's help, my publisher and my friends that have helped me in my agent, so what brings me here today is that i'm grateful for you coming and hopefully purchasing my book and listening to me. the main thing i want you to understand about my book when you get a chance to read it is that people who do those jobs th

this is presidential campaign today in newport beach, virginia. >> we must maintain law and order at the highest level or we will cease to have a country 100%, we will cease to have a country. i am the law and order candidate. [ applause ] >> just as political science, as, you know, politics is a spectator sport, it's been fascinaing almost to the point of being creepy to see how much this year's republican presidential nominee has been willing to do the most infamous thing of richard nixon. he was accused in 1960 that he had some sort of secret plan to end the war in vietnam. people would only find out about his secret plan once he got elected. that's a notorious thing about richard nixon's past and history because he didn't have a notorious plan so if you voted for him thinking he would have, sorry, sucker. despite that known political history or because of that known political history of richard nixon, donald trump this year announced he had a secret plan to defeat isis america would only find out about once he got elected. consider the whole idea of the silent majority. richard n

. >> she was in the united states military, on the uss nimitz in the yards also newport news when thetacks of 9/11 happened. >> yes, sir. >> so, you have seen your share. and i wonder what it was like when all of a sudden in the middle of the peaceful protest, hell broke out. >> it was surreal. literally a day of such love and such peace, and such camaraderie among not only the people who were marching with me but also the officers there to protect us. when it began, we didn't know what was going on. everyone got quiet. we slowed down. but we stayed on task because we had a mission we were there for. >> a mission. >> a mission. we were there to stand together, with the mission of love. anyone who drove up knew it was love. i sat 30 minutes at a light waiting to get through. we watched people get out of their cars and join the people that were marching on the streets. there were babies, seniors, black, white, asian. we saw people in their full national garb, showing their support, linking hands, chanting together. the police were high-firing and they were -- high-fiving and were giving

two bucks, combined city and state cigarette tax here in brideberg at 7-eleven where eli gets his newport, 4.60, adding a dollar in federal excise tax and he is paying half than taxes in his cigarettes. new jersey just 2.70 a pack, it would be a dime more than pennsylvania, before now, with that, without philadelphia tax and delaware, now coming in $3 less than philadelphia and state combined tax at a 1.60. people living in wilmington will be going south over state line to the wawa and 7-eleven toss get their cigarettes no doubt. chris and lauren. >> one word answers but did you a fine job with that, thank you, sir. >>> no charges expected against eagles player nelson agholor, multiple sources are reporting that the wide receiver will not the face sex assault charges. >> a dancer at cheer leaders in south philadelphia's strip club accuseddal who will or of sex assault in june. an investigation determined no charges were warranted. nj.com is reporting that the district attorney's office is making an announcement into the charge agholor later today. >>> history is made, phil mickelson did s

trump has fundraisers all day today, some at his residence in beverly hills, he will also be in newport beach then we believe he's taking a redeye back home for that announcement tomorrow morning. we are waiting to see if he's got a response as ruth bader ginsburg said she regrets her comments about donald trump from the other day that they were quote, ill advised. if we get a response we will let youon when you got your own plane taking a redeye it isn't such a bad thing. reporter: your own plane with two queen size beds, yes. jon: it is going to be a fascinating 24 hours and then some. john roberts, thank you. some brand-new numbers in the race for the white house and the latest poll finds donald trump and hillary clinton nationally tied. the percent each. but in the background state of colorado, fox news poll shows hillary clinton with a double-digit me area she's at 44 percent to trump's 34 percent in colorado. clinton also needs trump in the battleground state of virginia but not by as wide a margin at 44 percent, trump 37. joining us now from virginia, larry sabado, director of th

here's a woman raising her fist in the streets during a demonstration in newport news, virginia. all of the demonstrations were against police actions. this is a group riding motorcycles past police headquarters in dallas to pay respect to the victims of the deadly police ambush there. laura ingall is with us in the studio. there were a number of arrests this weekend, right? >> there certainly were and arrest confrontations and spore aidic violence and peaceful protest. 300 were taken into custody. we want to talk about tennessee once again. you showed it there at the top. 300 protesters coast to coast were cuffed and dozens more contained. traffic was shut down after diverting and jumping a barrier to create this scene. city leaders in memphis are asking those who took part in the protest to come to a meeting tonight to voice concerns and start a dialogue on how do unite that city. commuters in philly had no fun today, protesters hit the pavement with their fist and phones and hand made signs to voice outrage during the commute. in atlanta, it's been blazing hot, the mayor and p

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newport, rohode island, last night. they sent a clinton campaign plane. he got here around 2:00 in the morning, landing in miami. they had a meeting obviously this morning. and as i said earlier, we were betting on the plane coming down, how long it would take him to break into spanish. here we are in miami. i would say it would be with his very first words. he's sitting on a stool and she's going to introduce him. >> andrea, it looks like hillary clinton's about ready to speak. so let's all listen in. she's thanking that boisterous crowd, everybody, live. here we are at florida international university for this momentous time. >> hello, miami! [ cheers and applause ] i am so excited and grateful to be here with all of you. [ cheers and applause ] i must say, after everything we've just seen at the republican convention this past week, being here with you on this beautiful day is truly like a breath of fresh air. [ cheers and applause ] when i look out at all of you, you know what i see? i see america's future. [ cheers and applause ] instead of the fear

bystanders held him in the parking lot of the newport richie wing house until they got here. he even went to check on the man that drove. >> i got down and checked their pulse. i could see that he was, you know, had passed away. >> reporter: that just after 12:00 a.m. on saturday. the 43-year-old rear ended a car at u.s. 19 and main street and then drove the wrong way down 19 before slamming into the scooter. investigators say that with the scooter and the body on their hood that he sideswiped another car and hit that parked car in the lot where he was eventually caught. >> like i said that there were three holding them down. this isn't the first dui charge. and that they would show that in 2008 that he was arrested for dui twice and then a third time that will be charged for refusing to take a breath test that he even says that it ought to be the driver's last chance. >> and how somebody could just try to leave that it is disgusting and pitiful and gross. >> that he is being held in the pasco county jail. adam lambert fox news. >> wow. >> that's unbelievable. >> i don't thin

elevator in brooklyn, secretly flew to rhode island where tim kaine was holding a fundraiser, drove to newport where clinton called tim kaine telling him poe decem poe h. po toe was hiding out waiting to pick him up. they were about an hour late to the event today part lid because t ly because the two of them were talking. and kaine got a call last night from obama congratulating him on this pick. >> road trip with john poe december toe on a happy day, a car to an fly on the wall. thank you so much p. for more reaction in philadelphia, i'm joined by joe maloney and columnist chris brennan. and in miami where the action was, our democratic strategist. thanks to everyone for being here. chris, on the local vibe, you look at the gun issue, i want to play a little bit of sound from kaine. we don't often hear national democrats bring up guns as the first thing they want to run on. take a listen. >> i know the nra, they're headquartered in my state in virginia. they campaigned against me in every statewide race that i've ever run, but i've never lost an election. i don't mind powerful groups campaig

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newport, rhode island. clear if or when he will be getting on a plane coming down to miami where hillary clinton will be appearing with her vice president for the first time. what we have just seen here at the state fairgrounds is we have seen the travel inbeds leaving with her. she stayed after her speech. her speech did not address the vp pick. it did not address the munich attack. she spoke for about, you know, 25 minutes and never mentioned any of that she focused on donald trump and his speech at the rnc. all indications suggest as we reported last night, the short list was down to 3. tim kaine of virginia, tom vilsack of iowa and cory booker of new jersey. but reading the tea leaves it seems at any moment we will hear via text message and email that's how the clinton campaign plans to put this out. there were reports that john podesta her campaign chairman and hillary clinton herself were calling those on the short list who had not been picked. it was unusual for hillary clinton to stay behind here at

he was in newport, rhode island at a fund-raiser for one of his fellow democrats in the senate and he got a call from her, finally giving him the nod. i saw him a couple days ago this week in virginia. he seemed confident, of course, he wouldn't talk about any of this because he's sworn to secrecy throughout this process, but he did not know until this evening. this was kept so secret, it was an edict from the very top to keep this as tight-lipped as possible in part because of how donald trump's vice presidential search unfolded. the clinton campaign was watching that in astonishment. it also goes to the heart of who hillary clinton is. but i think it cannot be said enough, this is the first time she has truly chosen a partner of her own. she's been at her husband's side. this is someone that she has picked. now tomorrow when they come out here in miami, he will be her partner, certainly will look so much different than that 1992 image of the clintons and the gores here. she believes he is someone she wants to have around, she likes his company and she believes he will help electoral

and i lived in newport beach. so let's just talk about it was incredibly uncomfortable.room for two years. >> jimmy: how long? this would be in your room? you'd have the lights off and then you'd walk in your bedroom and this would be sitting in the corner? >> it was very awkward when boyfriends came over. that's for sure. and everybody always put the hand on the crotch, because that was always -- >> jimmy: that's what michael did. yeah. what became of this figure? >> my mother kept it. and just recently sold it at a garage sale. >> jimmy: somebody bought this? >> i think she sold it for, like, a dollar. it was missing a shoe. it didn't have a sock. the face was starting to deteriorate. >> jimmy: did you ever meet michael jackson? >> i did not, but i was an extra -- this is as close as i got to him. i was an extra in the pepsi commercial when his hair caught on fire. >> jimmy: yes. were you the one that did that to him? >> it was a devastating -- yeah. >> jimmy: did you actually see his hair going -- >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: you did? >> oh, yes. we were shooting a commercia

he will be based in newport beach, california.e the backtrack. man group president until today, chief investment officer, head of multi-assets between 2010 and 2013, and he was managing director of financial risk management between 1998 and 2008. anna: just in the last couple days, we've been talking at bloomberg -- our colleagues have been writing about how alley liance sort of pivoting their hiring from the bill gross era. board members site alternative investments. it seems they are overhauling staffing at pimco, something of the theme over the past few days. that's according to a member of the german insurance board. manus: let's get the bloomberg first word news with rosalind chin. donald trump has told supporters he is going all the way after formally securing the republican presidential nomination. the announcement in his home state of new york that pushed him over the line. trumps team has been looking to get the convention back on track after a opening day rocked by questions over whether melania trump plagiarized michell