p.m. during pacific standard time and 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. during pacific daylight time. the proposal was discussed in detail amongst over 50 community members at two public community meetings on september 17th and october 1st, 2015. meeting notices were deliver ed to all residences within the playground and contacts of the friends of cabrillo playground. in addition, the notice was posted on the friends of the cabrillo playground website and social media pages. since the community meetings. the leaders of friend of cabrillo playground has been gathering letters of support from neighboring businesses, and organizations. based on the support from community members, organizations, supervisor mar's staff, supervisor mar's office and staff it was determined that the hours of park should be changed. so staff recommendation is to set the operational hours of the park to 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. seven days during pacific standard time and 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. during daytime time and this is supported by the district 1 supervisor eric mar, friends of cabrillo playground and the s

p.m. pacific. >>> one a man said let's off some cops. it happened inside the new york bus terminal late last night. two men were allegedly smoking marijuana when one of them, an 18-year-old said let's off some cops. the other man was surprised and turned the suspect into police. the officers took that 18-year-old into custody and found a fully loaded revolver in his bag. the man who turned him in lives in a homeless shelter and was released after being interviewed by police. >>> many killed and several others missile after landslides in napal. watch as this suspension bridge is swept away. two people were rescued alive yesterday. more than 100 houses completely damaged. tens of thousands still living in tents after a deadly earthquake that hit the area last year. >>> we don't have that much rain but we could sure use some. >> we may get some. nothing like those pictures. that was incredible. we have had a dry summer in the northeast and mid-atlantic and portions of the ohio valley. this is southern ohio from boling green to charleston is

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p.m. pacific. >>> and happy birthday to sandra bullock and rolling stones front man, mcjagger is 73 today.er and sports. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a good one. we'll see you back here tomorrow. he democratic national convention -- and today, delegates pick their presidential nominee. democratic national convention and today delegates pick their presidential nominee. last night first lady michelle obama offering some memorable remarks, making a passionate case for hillary clinton. >> she never buckles under pressure. she never takes the easy way out. and hillary clinton has never quit on anything in her life. >>> plus, mighty fight. nearly 3,000 firefighters battle the out of control fire berning in los angeles county. >>> and heating up here, too, triple digit temperatures moving into parts of the bay area as soon as today. summer sizzle begins. "today in the bay" starts rit

p.m. pacific time. mega millions is played in california, 42 other states, dc and the u.s.irgin islands. >> we have an office pool going! we are getting excited! >>> the dow is up this afternoon in advance of the holiday weekend. be surprised by the cost. the average holiday ba 56-dollars to >>> if you plan to barbecue this 4th of july weekend you may be surprised by the cost. it will be $56 to feed 10 people a 1% increase over last year. >>> coming up, new images from mars. how they are giving scientists clues about the history of the red planet. >> and we want to know what's cool about your summer camp? email your nomination to coolcamps@kpix.com, and we may come and feature your camp on the show. >> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is golden raspberries. this time of year you see golden raspberries in the mark. i love them. the flavor profile is out of this world and they are great for us, too. but selection and storage is very im

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p.m. pacific time. stocks remain mixed. judy hyman has more. julie: we have the dow now gaining three points, any gain would mean a record close for the dow. the nasdaq also losing some ground. it is a summer friday. the s&put 16.5% for 500. we did have some mixed economic eta. economic data. movers wef individual have seen some pressure on consumer discretionary, specifically media stocks. saying that the environment for tv advertisement is going to be to half in the second half of the year. stock is down 3%, you can see the discovery down 2.5%. we heard more from the big banks in terms of their earnings, citigroup, and wells fargo. citigroup started higher. they came in above estimates but there was some weakness in the areas like consumer banking. and wells fargo matching analyst estimates. david: what is next as the earnings season continues? it is good see you michael, it was solidly risk on yesterday. your outlook here? michael: we have seen fresh highs. perhaps today another one. generally that old saying, you don't short a fresh high, i

p.m. pacific. to pull a reporting earnings after the bell today.omberg. ♪ date: i'm david gura. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are watching the word stimulus could be underway in reaction to the brexit folk. what this means for the meeting taking place next week. dunkin' donuts beat on its earnings result. we are talking with the ceo later in the hour. donald trump set to take the stage in a few hours. we will bring you the latest from cleveland. let's go to the markets desk. julie: the selloff is accelerating. volume is about even. thha

p.m. pacific.al investment strategist from charles schwab joins us to give his outlook in the earnings season. ♪ david: i am david gura. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ vonnie: we are live for the next hour. here is what we're watching. u.s. stocks are in retreat with energy shares leaving declines. the central bank policy meeting and a slew of corporate reports. verizon agreed to by yahoo! for nearly $5 billion. what is the roadmap going forward? vonnie: we are speaking with tech. apple set to report earnings this week. in risinge competition? david:

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p.m. pacific time. i'm looking at them on google and you can buy them for $200.ming up in the next the of "bloomberg markets," chief equity strategist with the big questions on investors minds. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's 3:00 p.m. in new york, 8:00 p.m. in london, and 3:00 a.m. in hong kong. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. worldm bloomberg headquarters in new york, good afternoon. i am vonnie quinn. >> and i am david gura. here is what we are watching this hour. what might happen to treasury yields if donald trump wins the presidency. >> investors are hungry for mobile messaging. a founder androm ceo. david: and we will hear what mark carney is thinking. bonnie: -- theie: we are one hour from close of trading. >> we are near all-time s,

p.m. pacific time at his campaign event there.illary clinton and president obama will have their event at noontime pacific in charlotte, north carolina. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, now back to you, sam, kris? >> edward, thank you. >>> going to the washington now. the senate is getting a smartphone upgrade. the blackberry that's been a congressional staple for years, and even became a meme in the hands of then secretary of state hillary clinton is now out. the senate is switching over to android or iphones. senate memo says the blackberry classic is being discontinued. it's long battery life and security made it a reliable tool for many years. >> i knew a lot of people who did not want to give those up back in the day. >> i took a little while. >>> more problems for ashley madison, the website that helps married people find those to cheat on is being investigated by the feds. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to kate rogers live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> good mo

p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. on americanp next history tv, the supreme court historical society hosts a discussion on the 1905 u.s. supreme court case lochner v. new york. in that decision, the court ruled a law that limited the hours a baker could work violated the 14th amendment. the decision ushered in the , with the court striking down regulations on working conditions over three decades. stephen breyer introduces this event. it is about an hour. let me now mention how much we appreciate the fact that justice breyer has agreed to host this evening. we are sincerely grateful to you for that. brief comments about justice breyer can't begin to do justice to him, so i will have to be unjust in light of time constraints that i am subject to. justice breyer has always been remarkably generous with his time in supporting society projects. 6 less than two weeks on june at our annual meeting, he will be delivering the society's 41st annual . some background on justice breyer. he was born in san francisco and after sta

p.m. pacific and 11:00 mountain. no one ever says mountain time.dorsement from senator ted cruz tonight. and for that, he was booed by the delegates. >> stand and speak and vote your conscien conscience. vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedoms and to be faithful to the constitution.

it begins at 4:00 p.m., 7:00 pacific right here on nbc. >>> historic and deadly heat. extreme heat blanketing major parts of the nation. it is having an impact on millions and millions of us. the heat index is the hottest of the summer so far. president obama was briefed by his science adviser and he later tweeted this map says it all, stay safe, drink water, stay out of the sun and check on your neighbors. >>> it was so hot in south dakotas that sales men were able to bake some cookies. i'm sum popposed to say it look delicious but i'm not -- >> that raw cookie dough. >> you're not supposed to eat it. >> i know but i'm still alive. >>> 24 states are included in the heat advisory. 24,000 kwar miles of watches and warnings. now we are adding areas by phoenix. some of the highest numbers we'll have, monroe, louisiana, could get up to 110. friday it starts to head a little bit to the east. little rock 112. by saturday we start to inch some of this into the carolinas. 105 from charlotte to raleigh. some areas get into it in the 90s. the 100s are held in the middle of the c

p.m. pacific. amanda: special coverage of the federal bank decision on both television and radio.ng up right now. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to a special report. ♪ >> from bloomberg word headquarters, i'm scarlet fu. where minutes away from the july decision where the federal reserve is expected to leave interest rates unchanged. it's around the table to and get first thoughts here on this momentous decision. >> you're going to try to make a live meeting? it is a dead meeting. i do not buy it. i think they can surprise was a wants in language here. i want to get first thoughts here before we go to that. to me it is about september 21. it seems pretty clear they're not going to raise rates, nobody thinks there's any real possibility of that. but how they view the outlook, how they see the international situation, how they see -- it has clearly been a run of improving u.s. data on all the things they view as important. i think it is still fairly unclear. live in a sense they will be a lot of interesting stuff in terms of how they see the rest to the outlook. scarlet: w

p.m. pacific time.n my interview with hillary clinton we spoke about perceptions of her trustworthiness and also her use of a private e-mail system. a recent cbs news/"new york times" poll shows 67% of registered voters do not find clinton honest and trustworthy. clinton said using private e-mail servers was a mistake she would never repeat. do you think the e-mail crisis contributed to the question of trust? >> well, i have said that i am very sorry about it. that i made a mistake. it was certainly not a choice i would do again. >> i want to hear you out on this. you say i'm sorry. >> that's right. >> i made a mistake. >> that's right. >> it was the wrong thing to do. >> that's right. i have said that. yes. >> and some say what were you thinking about the national security risk when you made this decision? it hasn't been determined that there was no hacking. >> well, there's no evidence of it. there is no evidence of it. >> someone suggested that's the reason they were very good at it because there's n

p.m. pacific time, and you can find continuous coverage of the convention on our streaming news network cbsneveal signs of alzheimer's? ahead, dr. david agus on the new research. >>> plus, how bra,, >>> have you heard there's a certain twang in the air riegtd here in philadelphia. >> are you born and bred philly? >> i'm going to take the ferry across the water. >> on the corner. on the shore. >> ahead, mo rocca tours the city with flash cards to learn more about the unique philly accent. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ight back. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or a

p.m. pacific tief time and you can find coverage on the network. >>> suspected of supporting the fail coup, turkey's state run media said 30 governors have been fired and more than 8,000 police have been removed. 27 generals and add mir als are being questioned. president erdogan attended a funeral, and he vowed to destroy what he called the virus that caused it. >> the choices for president are disappointing many voters it seems. ahead, undecided voters in the key state of ohio don't hold back with frank luntz about why they can't get behind donald trump, or hillary clinton. ,, >>> from our kpix studios in san francisco, good monday morning, the coast, not clear. we do have overcast conditions, expansive, expansive marine layer with areas of drizzle and numbers in the 50s. 54 in pacifica to 60 in san jose. later today, no coastal clearing and 60s around the beaches and 70s in the peninsula, and a breezy afternoon and similar on tuesday. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by mercedes. the best or nothing. >>> donald trump says we shouldn't have gone to war in iraq, but

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p.m. eastern and pacific time hosted by "world news tonight's" david muir. president obama is meeting on community policing produced a number of priorities but the president admitted this nation is not even close to resolving the issues between police and communities of color. diane and kendis. >> a lot of us are expecting big things from that later today. thank you, kenneth. >>> donald trump by the way plans to keep us guessing for one more day tweeting that he will announce his running mate tomorrow in new york. indiana governor mike pence and former house speaker newt gingrich huddle with trump and his children and chris christie met with the trump camp this week but it's now down to the final two. >> i think trump has two very good people he's looking at in a serious way. i think that he's also looked at chris christie and jeff sessions and others but my hunch is he's flying to california thinking about, you know, gingrich, pence, pence, gingrich, mike and i will both get phone calls and one of us will be packing our bags to go to new york and the other

p.m. pacific. i hope everybody joins us.ck out to michelle live at the dnc in philly. >> thank you, guys. from the after-the-bell earnings to the social media battleground in the race for the white house, we want to turn now to matt mahan, an online network for voters. shawn parker and mark benioff as backers. good to be here. >> thanks for having me. >> pretend i'm a dumb tv anchor. what is brigade? >> as you just said, we're building a network for voters, a little bit like linkedin is for professionals. we give them tools to declare their beliefs on the issues that matter to them. and connect with other voters so that collectively, they can take action in elections and through advocacy campaigns to push forward the agendas that they care about. >> how do you make money? are you selling access to that information for hillary clinton, for example? how's that work? >> we're still a start-up. the product has been in the market for just about a year now. we're testing a lot of new features. once the network gets to scale, we th

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for prime time coverage of the republican national convention. of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. good night from cleveland. >>> allegations of ab buys against deputies. the latest case against the embattled puente county share live's office. nbc bay area starts now. i'm terry sweeney in for raj mathai. >> a dash ram ka caught it all. santa clara county accused of roughing up and injuring a woman during a traffic stop. a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. robert handa joins us from the bay area courthouse. you have the story. >> reporter: this case has been litigated and behind closed doors. even though the deputies are no longer with the department, the case won't be going away any time soon. the dash cam videos from the video of deputy dan harris, he asks loudly about why her car has stopped. >> why are you [ bleep ] stop? forest pulls chang over and approaches the car. chang continues to argue with deputy forest. when her hand makes contact with his flashlight and his hand, the encounter turns very physical. >> reporter: legal anal

p.m. pacific and 11:00 mountain. no one ever says mountain time. and there's no endorsement from senator ted cruz tonight. and for that, he was booed by the delegates. >> stand and speak and vote your conscien conscience. vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedoms and to be faithful to the constitution. >> well, he forgot to mention donald trump in that. later donald trump appeared with indiana governor mike pence, and governor pence gave an impassioned defense of the billionaire businessman. >> you have nominated a man for president who never quits, who never backs down. a fighter, a winner, until now he's had to do it all by himself against all odds. but this week, with this united party he's got back up and on november 8th, i know we will elect donald trump. >> you'll hear all about the governor's remarks later on in the hour. but first, let's bring in james rosen for more on day three of the republican convention. james, it was a cruz intrigue, the trump family, and the debut of mike pence. >> reporter: repo

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p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for primetime coverage of the democratic convention. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night from philadelphia. blam right now at 6 -- the heat is fueling the flames near a picturesque tourist spot >>> right now at 6:00, the heat is fueling the flames near picturesque tourist spot. are rising temperatures making the intense firefight even more difficult? >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. we want to bring you outside wab live look at dublin. the temperatures sizzling right now in the east bay. triple digits for lots of people. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, how much longer are we going to have this heat around? >> well, i definitely think we'll see a break in the forecast once we hit sunday. this was record-setting. as far as we see it right now across parts of the bay area today, concord, as we take a look at the almanac, hit 103 degrees. that is besting the old record of 99 set

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for prime time coverage of the democratic national convention.in the meantime time, for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night from philadelphia. fire ... heat dry trees. the dangerous combination in monterey county. >>> right now at 6:00, fire, heat and dry conditions, the dangerous combination just south of the bay area. nbc bay area news starts now. thank you for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wanning in for jessica aguirre. north of big sur and showing no sign of dying down. this new video just came in to our newsroom in the past 20 minutes. so far the flames have devoured 20 homes and is threatening more that 1,000 more. marianne favro has more in c carmel where evacuees are heading right now. >> reporter: yes, several have a arrived here it at this red cross shelttory spend the night here. also the spca is here to help them with their pets. they have food and supplies. volunteers plan to be here all week. this fire is only 5% contained. the battle to contain the fire in monterey county is as tough as the t

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for primetime coverage news, thank you for watching and good night from sgrvr the city steps in and takes actions tion after a boy drowns. >> and somewhat cooler temperatures. is this the relief we've been waiting for. >> a ceiling shattering moment at the dnc tonight it's a primetime push from the president. >> tim kaine job in new jersey. >> donald stealing the spotlight in true trump fashio fashion. >> and training camp quick off. >> and overcoming odds a historic surgery at the m sec a. >> how a team of doctors made it all happen. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. . >> 7 we're following breaking news police are in the middle of standoff.

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific. and want to wish a happy birthday. maya rudolph. she turns 44. thanks for watching "early today." hillary clinton becomes a major party's first female presidential nominee >>> history mid at the democratic national convention as hillary clinton becomes the major party's first female presidential nominee. more big names steps up and profess their confidence in the candidates. >>> it is a state of emergency as wildfires continue ravages areas just to our south and pushing the firefighters trying to battle them to the limits. >>> plus, questions brewing this morning after a chase suspect dies in police custody. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we begin this morning with breaking news on 880. mike inouye is tracking the latest. >> the we froo ways themselves is moving well e

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for primetime coverage of the democratic convention. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night from philadelphia. it was a case that gripped the nation years ago - the disappearance and murder of >>> right now at 6:00, it was a case that gripped the nation years ago. the disappearance and murder of chandra levy. tonight the case made headlines once again. prosecutors say they are dropping all charges against the man they once believed killed her. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us, everyone. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. >> a stunning move in the high-profile crime. 15 years after she was killed, her convicted killer will be released from prison. this is a legal issue but also an emotional family issue. tonight we talk with chandra levy's mother. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in modesta which is chandra levy's hometown and you've been in touch with this family for years. what are they saying tonight? >> reporter: well, chandra levy's mother is very upset.

p.m. eastern 7:00 pacific for primetime coverage of the republican convention. thank you for watching and good night from cleveland. is rht at 's inghata >>> i think that's what they need to hear. i think it's right he is doing that. i think it's great he has a prime time slot. >> a silicon valley tycoon on the big stage. mixed reaction to the first openly gay person to speak at the republican national convention in 16 years. >>> nbc bay area news starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm jennifer wang in for roj mathai. the night belongs to donald trump. we begin tonight with 2016. the prep work has been done. it's almost show time for donald trump. earlier today the republican presidential nominee did a walk through in cleveland. in roughly an hour his daughter ivanka will introduce him and he'll give the most porn speech of his campaign so far. trump says his speech will focus on the neglected, ignored and abandoned, end quote. he'll promise tax relief, more jobs and better schools. he spent part of his date on twitter

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for primetime coverage of the democratic convention. at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night from philadelphia. >>> she cracked the ceiling. but a deep divide still remains. tonight, the big names hoping to bridge the gap. and make the case for hillary clinton. it's night three of the democratic national convention. >>announcer: you're watching nbc 10, live from the democratic national convention. >>> and good evening, i'm jim rosenfield, live inside the wells fargo center. night three, and we'll see big names take the stage tonight. president obama, vice-president joe biden will both make the case for hillary clinton tonight. we'll also hear from

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for prime time coverage of the democratic national convention.at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night from philadelphia. >>> a city full of history will now witness another historic moment. >> we are all standing understand a glass ceiling right now. ♪ >> this week -- hillary clinton becomes the democrats first female nominee for president. >> are we ready to go win an election in november? >> she has her former opponent on board, but can she win over his supporters? and could another e-mail scandal divide this party even more? it's all going to unfold right here in philadelphia. and nbc10 has your "all-access" pass.

p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific time. >>> overseas now to the deadly military coup attempt. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the latest from inside turkey. >> reporter: this is how turkey once its failed military coup to be remembered. civil yans standing down, forcing one to frantically retreat. others confronting a bus of alleged plotters. the people defending their elected president. today he helped carry a coffin at a funeral for his campaign manager, among the roughly 200 people killed in the attempted coup. more than 6,000 alleged conspirators have been detained. the traitors will be rooted out like a cancer, he promised, who survived a close call. cnn turk, a local channel, kept broadcasting even as gunmen storm ed their studios. >> there was a single shot fired inside the building. that's the case. >> reporter: the chief editor says his jet was harassed by rebels flying f-16s. >> while he was flying into istanbul, we know there were at least two or three f-16 fighter jets. >> in a cockpit recording, a a control tower warns his plane about the rebel f

p.m. pacific on nbc. >>> another big story this morning, southwest airlines is waiving ticket change feesor tens of thousands of passengers today after a major computer failure forced the airline to cancel or delay hundreds of flights and the trouble may not be over just yet. let's get right to nbc's tom costello who covers aviation for us. good morning, tom. >> good morning. this is a real mess. southwest says it was forced to cancel 700 flights yesterday, 20% of its flights, even more delayed. that's a huge number. this morning the ceo says the computer systems were restored at 2:00 a.m. they're hoping for a more normal schedule today but it could be a very slow recovery. it all started mid afternoon with the company's website and computer systems crashed. the backup failed. then the restoration attempts failed. the problems only grew worse through the day. at one point, the airline held all flights still on the ground as it tried to work through the issues. ticket agents were writing out tickets by hand. the lines inside the terminals stretching for hours with tens of thousands of pass

p.m. southeastern 7:00 pacific for primetime coverage of the republican convention.or watching and good night from cleveland. good night from cleveland. >>> lights. camera. access. >> what are you going to tell yourself as you walk out there on that stage on thursday night? >> don't trip. >> ivanka carries the biggest responsibility. >> she's the last to speak before dad and the pressure is on for ivanka. i'm liz hernandez, and is this a good glimpse at her speech

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p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific for plim time coverage. for watching and good night from philadelphia. @]@]úñúñ0ñ >> the president passes the baton. can hillary clinton take it to the finish line? tonight she steps to the mic to accept her party's nomination for president. >> i ask you to carry her, the same way you carried me. >> it's the democrat's final night in philadelphia and nbc 10 special coverage starts right now. you're watching nbc 10 live from the democratic national convention. >> good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosenfield, our final light at the rosen center in south

that will do it for us tonight on this tuesday night, i'll see ve:00 pacific, 10:00 p.m. eastern. 7:00 p.m. eastern for prime time coverage of the democratic national convention. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for joining us and good night from philadelphia. homes and animals in the path of a raging wildfire just south of the bay area. >>> right now at 6:00, homes and animals in the path of a raging wildfire just south of the bay area. we're on the fire lines as crews work to evacuate residents and rescue pets from the flames. >>> nbc bay area news starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> you can smell it in the air, especially in the south bay. the smoke from the fire in monterey county continues to seep here into the bay area. the battle also continues on the fire lines. the number of firefighters has doubled in the past 24 hours. this fire is only 10% contained. here's a view from one of our nbc choppers. 20 homes have been destroyed so far. the flames have charred nearly 20,000 acres. we have multiple reports tonight. we'll start with marianne favro a

pacific standard time. 1 p.m. dallas time. the chief of police david brown also spoke prior to president obama taking the stage. president george w. bush also speaking to the crowd at the memorial service this afternoon. coming up at 1:00, elizabeth cook will be hosting the talk live and we'll also have much more tonight as 5:00. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ >> caroline: hey. >> thomas: oh, hey. so, is everybody in dad's office? >> caroline: uh, yeah -- everyone that doesn't already know. >> thomas: steffy? granddad? it's not gonna be an easy conversation. >> caroline: how do you think everyone will react? >> thomas: that just depends on what dad says. >> caroline: i think he's just gonna be honest...

p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >> this morning, a preview of the democratic national conventionorrow in philadelphia. we will speak with clinical reporter tom fitzgerald. former governor ed rendell and will bunch about the convention preparations, the schedule of events, and the protests that are being plants. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. ♪ host: welcome to philadelphia and the 2016 democratic national convention. the wells fargo center is the arena, four miles south of center city elidel via. that is where "the washington journal" is based, near independence hall. .he convention begins tomorrow we want to hear your voices. for the first segment, democrats only. what does it ain't to be a democrat? what do

p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span's &a.n auci says a fout wide outbreak of zika virus is not likely to occurhe also talked about the viruses impact on the summer olympics in brazil. bipartisan policy center, this is just over an hour. >> good morning everyone. welcome to the bipartisan policy center. thank you to our audience and thank you for everyone joining us on c-span for taking part of our discussion about the zika virus. i'm director of the national security program here. you might be asking yourself why should someone from the national security world be introducing about sica. zika. while it started about two years ago when we were approached by two lines of the senate and two of the long time senators out of concern of the one thing they were proudest about achieving during their political careers might not be replicable today and that was the bipartisan support for the creation of the presence emergency plan for aids relief back in 2003. two senators were concerned that the spirit of bipartisanship that made that possible and there was much less interest among the public and politi