." >> but it's this iconic hit show that held a spells place in garry's heart and a begin ning f a lifefriendship with ron howard. >> 18, 19, 20 years old have now grown and furthered their careers as directors. >> he did encourage us. he did. that's who he was. that's not him trying to look good in a television interview. that's who he was. and he gave us that gift and created that environment. >> garry inspired me to be good. and in ways that you could never -- i could never explain to people. >> such an incredibly talented and well loved man. he certainly will be missed. and now there's more news to get to. >> all the craziness coming out of san diego. comi-con. and one of the big events there was the premier of "star trek beyond." and the gang has been out in full force promoting the movie. >> i think the reason it's so appealing is it talks about family and unity and working toor together. and it's not a bad message to repeat. >> reporter: we trekked to new york for a star trek beyond screening. chris's third film as kirk, might be time for this trekky to join the franchise. we sho

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overnight,ning nonviolent protests held in downtown d.c., people wearing black lives matter t-shirts and shouting. earlier in the evening that's what start after the shootings of alton sterling. authorities telling us that they are keeping the situation and staffing fluid. we have reached out to the d.c. police officer foundation and they are going to come talk to us about what happened in dallas overnight. we reached out to the d.c. fraternal order of police to get their thoughts about what happened. we will of horse he staying on top of this story and monitoring it throughout the day. reporting live, suzanne kennedy. larry: staying on top of the latest raking developments. much more to come. you can always get the latest online. news thisher breaking morning, i typhoon causing devastation across the eastern typhoon coastline -- eastern taiwan coastline. tearing r building and causing damage across the coastline. are only expected to worsen. it is expected to hit eastern china tomorrow area -- tomorrow. larry: governor terry mcauliffe is planning a news conference in alexandria this

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--ning us is carolyn kanaan caroline connan. what more you learned? caroline: this is the same face we've seen during the november 13 attacks. details we also have from the president, who was paying tribute to the security forces and managed to stop and kill the truck driver after he drove into this crowd last night, killing at least 84 people. -- hollandeong the didn't conclude that this driver could have had a cop says. >> [speaking french] translator: one man, possibly a group, wanted to launch this cruel attack. on our citizens. obviously, all the attention will be on the investigation. at the moment, the ex-wife of the 31-year-old tunisian man living in france, who was driving his truck, his ex-wife given custody. he was a family man, divorced recently and as we were hearing from the president, the investigation is focusing on the promises. focus on thed to facts, they said the truck was rented, the attacker shot several times a policeman got us the first we've heard of that. the attacker had weapons, real and fake in the truck. that is something

on average, sales down 2%, 6%nings-per-share rise better than the s&p at large. if we dig into financials and you look at banks and the results, we will highlight that here, go into company by company names, what you will see here is that if you list them out, every single one of them has beaten estimates. the exception is comerica, with the surprised to the downside ever size slightly -- ever so slightly. citigroup, bank of america, on the sale side as well. if you backtrack into the diversity financials, which is what goldman sachs is considered here, let's pull that up, you can see that these names have beaten as well. you know what, that was the wrong sticker. this is live tv, this is what happens. we have diversified financials, including goldman sachs, schwab, blackrock all feeding in. certainly for goldman sachs, the biggest margin ever. not ever, but among those groups. a big thing for the reporting season. how much the post brexit trading would lift capital market revenue. so far, it is good. joe: and the bar has been set pretty low. you have to wonder a

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one of the nings ththings has t out of this. tragedy, something that has been tearing communities.ill, people are talking across the lines. i think personally, that's a good thing. >> i had this conversation with a well-known black leader. he said, i believe in dialogue and i believe in talking. we are talking ourselves to death and nothing changes. maybe it was because it was just hours after what had happened here. beyond talking and dialogue, how do you change hearts? >> actually, chris, i disagree with that. people say, oh, well, nothing has changed. that's not totally true. actually, two things have changed that i think we need to keep our eye on. one, we know that a lot of young people, the millennial generation, they are very aware, paying attention, getting engaged in terms of protest or the political process. dallas has a fairly good record for the police department in terms of actually getting it and trying to really move proactivity on reforms within that department. use of force, complaints, dialoguing and changing policies. we need to see more of it. city officials nee

>> well,ning resources for one thing, where you spend -- where you put thei. where you focus their time. resources. hillary clinton has more resources to spend right now than donald trump. where and how do you spend them. one thing that i think may techs annayzing data about voters that give campaigns a clear sense of who to target and how. she has been working on that project for a long time. donald trump is way behind on this. it's as if football that can move down the field but no field goal unit. it puts a lot of pleasure on him as the deliverer of a message where as i think she's got a lot of the the mechanisms that are necessary to bring it home and potentially close the contest in some of these states. >> dickerson: david axelrod, thanks so much for being with you. we'll be right back with our at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineeri

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"eyewitness news saturday mor ning" rolling on today. let's get a quick check on the rolling with the homies including amy freeze in the weather center. >> i almost fell off my little box here. on these boxes behind the weather desk because it's lit for jeff smith, who is the meteorologist. you're on the inside now. muggy outside. we could have showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. around the burroughs low-to-mid 70s. riverdale good morning to you. 70 degrees. same for murray hill. ridgewood 75 degrees. howard beach you have got 73. same for garrison and oakwood has 72 degrees. 37 bridgeport. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s back not northwest. that's where the action is. starting early this morning and right to the afternoon we could get stronger storms. satellite and radar picture. here comes the show form of blue. light sprinkles to begin with but heavier showers and thunderstorms pack a punch. those come in later this afternoon. if you are going to be outdoors, definitely an eye to the sky especially the further north and wes

ning for be running for senate. we did not ask him but he gets to pick the replacement for tim kaine. we tried to ask him. >> what did you hear? >> one thing that stuck out to me was how confident he sounded about virginia and hillary clinton's chances there. it didn't seem he thought there was any chance donald trump would win. obviously he's going to be saying this but the way he was saying it made it seem like he was much more concerned about ohio and pennsylvania. >> at the same time the trump team has said there are some democratic states in play for us. >> i think he was not buying that. obviously they ohio pennsylvania thing is a huge point of concern. the governor said it is something you see secretary clinton's strategists say. he was very disciplined in pushing that message today. >> you made the comment that they are driving a bus through this area. is that significant? >> the symbolism could not be more clear. as soon as they leave pennsylvania tomorrow, there's a toly here in philadelphia kick off a bus

we have no violations to date from her or department as to not run ning the hotel as permitted . >> all 38 of the residential units are acpied as residential? >> the letter we are talking about is a letter of support. >> if there are 38 units occupied as residential and not rent by the night there are 38 long term tenants, not one. >> right. that is mentioned because the long term resident provide support because he had been there for 20 years. were you asked a follow up question? >> i have been informed by dbi staff that most the 37 units have been held vacant? >> we have submitted paperwork to rose mary on that and not brought to our attention issues with our paperwork or most are vacant but maybe the department can speak on that. >> maybe we can hear from the public. >> good question. trying to understand the facts. are most of the units vacants? so the 37 of the units are vacant or are they- >> no, they are not vacant. >> they are currentsly being rented long term residents. >> so in light of that, why wouldn't that be relevant? council said she didsant think that is relevant . woul

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we have no violations to date from her or department as to not run ning the hotel as permitted . >> all 38 of the residential units are acpied as residential? >> the letter we are talking about is a letter of support. >> if there are 38 units occupied as residential and not rent by the night there are 38 long term tenants, not one. >> right. that is mentioned because the long term resident provide support because he had been there for 20 years. were you asked a follow up question? >> i have been informed by dbi staff that most the 37 units have been held vacant? >> we have submitted paperwork to rose mary on that and not brought to our attention issues with our paperwork or most are vacant but maybe the department can speak on that. >> maybe we can hear from the public. >> good question. trying to understand the facts. are most of the units vacants? so the 37 of the units are vacant or are they- >> no, they are not vacant. >> they are currentsly being rented long term residents. >> so in light of that, why wouldn't that be relevant? council said she didsant think that is relevant . woul

government,ning the what's our policies. i'm afraid of that more than anything. host: according to the wall street journal, reporting about this hesitation on hat capitol hill to support donald trump your they said several republicans are withholding --ir endorsement, well some while some just ignore the question when it is asked. adept atns have become finding diplomatic ways to couch their concerns. they look for constant improvement. kevin mccarthy -- supporters were scheduled to meet on thursday to say if there is one thing that could shift the dynamic it is mr. trump himself. compared with his campaigns from could --s speeches, he mr. trump faces a dubious crowd, not only has mr. mcconnell complained that he doesn't know the issues, but paul ryan criticized him only a day after endorsing him. on tuesday mr. ryan warned mr. tran -- trumps campaign but after cleaned up after his twitter account posted and later changed an image of hillary pointedalong with a six -- six turkey by many pointed star interpreted by many . as the star of david. republicans only for

do you folks go and look for things or do people on the outside want to donate that kind of a ning? and also, i guess, what's on the drawing board now? maybe by way of example you could answer the question by what do you have on the board now that you're trying to get into the museum. >> mike, thanks for the call. first new artifacts. >> it's a great question. it's a story of how the people connect with the museum in their own personal ways. primarily the way the museum has gotten their artifacts is transfers from the national government as well as individuals contacting us. can be a cold call, an e-mail from the website, another care yart or staff member. people contact us in a variety of ways to offer their stories to the museum. once a curator identifies the object, we take it to the collections committee, we fill out the paperwork, we have to argue for the argument fakt. and once it passes muster, it can come into the collection. pu there's a full vetting between curators, collections personnel, conservators. we discuss and argue for the artifacts. an example of an artifact that

ning, caller: good morning and, again, thank you for c-span. can't -- what the gentleman just said makes total shocked. i'm not because i pay attention to what's going on in the world. combat evil? been trying to do that since the eginning of time, haven't we, as human beings and civilizations? it's almost impossible. he said about right.ation age, he is so i mean, nobody should be shocked. and it's hard for people who see these w and they things, and they wonder what in humanrld is going on with beings in societies. host: jimmy, let me ask you this. re you satisfied with what you've seen from the two remaining presidential their tes in terms of plans to fight terrorism like that? we've heard clips from both of donald trump and hillary clinton speaking last night. are you satisfied with what you from them? caller: well, yes and no. saying what they at this point in this cycle of this election. somewhat so i am satisfied knowing that they can say what they're saying, but can they actually produce what they're saying? do for hard thing to any pre

he will officially accept the nomination as hillary clinton's running ma ning mate tonight at democratic t story. >> i just came from interviewing him. i asked him about what he said about tpp and whether this is a signal to bernie sanders supporters that hillary clinton is going to back down if she gets elected. take a look. governor, can you understand how when bernie sanders and his supporters don't trust hillary clinton to live up to her commitments, that when you, one of her closest friends -- when you say that she should go along with tpp once elected with changes or with a trade deal -- >> let's be very clear. she would only go forward if the changes she wants are impleme implemented and everyone is in agreement. we don't support it unless she says the changes that she wants are made. so unless the changes are made, she doesn't support it. president obama does want this, as you know. >> he went onto repeatedly say the president wants it, the governors want it. we all think this is a good deal. we want to bring it up in a lame duck. i kept asking him about what signal does this sen