good afternoon and thanks for .oining us we want to get straight to a look at that weather forecast, hot and steamy this week. veronica johnson, how are we doing today? >> today, a little better than yesterday and we will approve again tomorrow. you've been outside, you probably noticed it is humid, but we are not feeling it the way we were yesterday at the same time. when i was on the area yesterday, temperatures were in the mid 90's already, the heat index, the deal like temperatures -- the feel-like temperatures. culpepper, fredericksburg, charlottesville, 90 to 94, what it feels like for humidity today. sure for yourfor evening, and even your but then, pleasant on the other side. by tomorrow morning, we will be sitting pretty with very nice conditions across the area. today, there's the possibility of an isolated or stray thunderstorm. we had quite a few yesterday. we will not see that kind of coverage today. upper 80's around 90 degrees for your temperature and then coming down into the 80's. mid-80's by late evening. your storm chance could last up until 9:00 to about 11:00. wh

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the global economy cannot seem to break out of a low growth. ,oining us is daniel moss executive editor for global economics. we just had another example of economy, down worse than expected. >> it looks like what we saw with friday's jobs report. a pretty good number, it assured people there was not going to be this collapse into labor market , but job growth is slowing. not disastrously but it is slowing. we have averaged 150,000 in the u.s. in the past month. what is the missing ingredient? for a while things were taking up. -- things were picking up. it looked like the pace was picking up. years into aen global expansion, which hangs in there but doesn't seem to go anywhere fast. there is no one real single growth story. pretty much every decade since 1945. we are missing that. there is a series of micro-stories but none of them is enough to propel us dramatically forward. mark: does that mean the lackluster status quo will continue? probably but the important thing to remember is while it is not super awesome, we have had a procession of people that have predicted in and sit things

. >> nbc's katie tur juns oins us the latest reaction. what was the reaction to all this. >> well donald trump is responding directly today. tweeting i was viciously attacked at the democratic convention. am i not allowed to respond? hillary voted for iraq war. not me. we should point out that he has not proven that he was not in support of the iraq war even though he's claimed that. he also tweeted captain khan, killed 12 years ago, was a hero but this is about radical islamic terror and the weakness of our leaders to eradicate. this is the strategy the trump campaign is trying to put forth. he's always said he's a count counterpuncher. so he's going to counterpunch when he feels attacked. also trying reframe it in a way that suggests not necessarily the khans but radical islamic terror is the issue and president clinton and obama's not able to stop it. and saying that their son was basically sent to iraq and killed by the very thing that he's trying to eradicate. that they cannot eradicate themselves. so this is not necessarily a walk b

andrea leadsom topped one survey. .oining us as anna edwards thank you so much for joining us.heats up today. the process of elimination is basically every time they vote one canada drops. -- candidate drops. anna: it is not the public at large voting, it is mps initially. we have five contenders, 330 members of parliament which told the list down to two. then it is put out to their broader conservative party membership and then they get to vote on the final two. we get the first results of the it mightnd at 7:00 but not be until september that we know who may lead the company -- country. francine: boris johnson threw his support behind the energy minister. anna: andrea leadsom was seen as an outsider. she has not got as much experience in government as theresa may. she has financial services experience. boris johnson says she has the zap and the drive to lead the party. one of the debates has been the role that eu nationals living in the u.k. will have and u.k. nationals living and the rest of europe. tom: we are baffled. we were celebrating the colonies leaving yesterday, i d

♪oin us weekdays 4:30 to 7 a.m. ♪ >>> what a crowd here in central park. welcome back to "gma."rstage this morning, and you can hear the crowd has gone wild. let's not make them wait any longer, lara. >> i would not do that to you guy, not for one more second. who is ready to hear sia sing? time for the double platinum single off her number one album, "this is acting." here she is with "cheap thrills." ♪ ♪ ♪ come on come on turn the radio on ♪ ♪ it's friday night and i won't be long ♪ ♪ gotta do my hair i put my makeup on ♪ ♪ it's friday night and i won't be long ♪ ♪ till i hit the dance floor hit the dance floor ♪ ♪ i got all i need no i ain't got cash ♪ ♪ i ain't got cash but i got you baby ♪ ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight ♪ ♪ i love cheap thrills ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight i love cheap thrills ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long as i can feel the beat ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long as i keep dancing ♪ ♪ come on come on turn the radio on ♪ ♪ it's saturday and i won't be long ♪ ♪ gotta paint my nails put my high heels on it's sat

join us weekdays from ♪oin us weekdays from ♪ no problem >>> you know him, kenny chesney's huge hit "ve that. he'll be here friday. i don't know if he's going to wear a shirt or not but he'll be in central park. >> no problem either way. >> you know what, we have a celebrity stylist here helping with daddydos showing dads like our own t.j. with sabine helping dads to get their kids to have those perfect hairstyles. so much fun. t.j. is learning so much right now, i can tell. they're in deep conversation. >> they are beautiful and speaking of that, i was at an event this weekend, and you all know petula. my longtime hairstylist from n eechlt -- nevis. she's on the left with the booty shorts. the deandre with the booty shorts and alyana. we didn't pan down. the women loved it. but it was the first ever women's empowerment conference in nevis. #beautiful and it was really a great, great experience. >> the smiles show it all. >> congratulations to petula. petula did it. >> she's the star. >> so her nickname is petty. she could run for mayor, president, prime minister, whatever it is, i'm

[booing] alix: it sounded like cheers, but they were boos. ,oining us from cleveland harold, a sincere party costs -- party's number two choice for the presidency did not endorse donald trump? harold: he came close, but he did not come over the line and that is too bad. at this point, and of people are at the convention. unfortunately, he got some boos and things like that. anyway, a lot of people don't like to lose and can't get over it. unfortunately, i think that is , unitye and, hopefully will follow. it certainly will. there have just been a couple and ites with mr. cruz is too bad. alix: you advised mitt romney, but you have a much closer relationship for donald trump. do you feel like it was a mistake to let ted cruz speak? harold: well, donald trump is a great leader. if anybody can unify the party, it is him. he knows the job ahead of him. he realizes what he has to do. certainly, he will do that. you will hear that today, you will hear that tonight. i'm looking forward to hearing his talk and just how that will happen. he can get the job done. alix: you have known donald trum

oining us to talk about those platform hearings on the republican national committee. r. gomez, thank you very much for your input. bet.u >> host: if you want to watch 2:30 this ng, afternoon. on cspan 3. is there an anti-police culture united states? that's what we're posting to you in our first 45 minutes on twitter. harrison said there isn't an anti-police culture. it's an anti-bad cop culture. this is carol saying i don't feel there is an anti-police ulture except among those who break the laws and rules. who do we call when we need help? appleton, wisconsin, you're next. good morning. >> caller: good morning. taking my call. i don't think there's an anti-police culture. it's an anti-obedience culture. need toack lives people listen to the police when they something, do it. you will not get shot. videos i have been seeing, these people are not listening to what the police are telling them to do. why they're getting shot. when the police tell you to do something, do it, and you will shot.t that's why they have a badge. that's why they can put you behind bars. mean, i l

. >> reporter: since oin ordnoda s fellow soldier believed the war was going on they didn't hesitate to use violence. they stole food from residents. according to philippine authorities the soldiers killed around 30 people and wounded more than 100. some islanders told me they lived in fear. >> translator: onoda and the other soldiers burned my home. my field was set on fire, too. >> translator: japanese soldiers shot people collecting rice and food in the mountains. >> reporter: christina lost her husband when she was 30. he was shot dead by the japanese soldiers in 1970. christina was left with seven children. >> translator: i was told my husband was killed and went to the chapel. his body was there. my life has been hard every since. i had no relatives to depend on. i had to raise my children all by myself. >> reporter: the recently declassified documents indicate that the japanese government was aware of this. former japanese diplomat yukio remembers the foreign ministry at the time. >> in some form we wanted to make up for the damages to the people. that is the thinking behind the whol

us a call. we have our agencies out here. atf, sheriff department, and all our guys working and law enforcement. it's an oin going scene, so it's fluid. we're getting a lot of information in from our guys going surveillance. we're asking the community. >> is one suspect down? >> at this particular time. down. deceased. >> how many -- >> i don't want to give specific numbers right now. we have three to four transferred to the hospital, and we believe they are deceased. all family will be notified before we give a specific number out. >> do you know how many suspects wur looking for? >> we're not sure. we believe it's more than one suspect though. we are getting it out as quickly as possible, asking the community to help us. we believe it's more than one suspect. that's why i'm giving you this information. >> any description? >> not tutat this time. if these people are wearing army fatigue or a mask or anything out there, please give us a call. i can't get into specifics right now. if they are wearing all black or anything of army fatigue or suspicious, if they are carrying rifles, handguns, or any cars in th