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i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness., speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi. you know, there are people who are known for having bold visions. and there are people, well, they put their money where their mouth is. but jeff vinik, well, he takes both sides of those things to a completely different level. jeff vinik is the owner of the tampa bay lightning hockey team. he has already spent $62 million to upgrade amalie arena, where the lightning play. but he has set his sights way beyond the arena walls to reshaping the entire region. >> my wife said it best. we'd been down here a few years living. and she said, "where do people gather in tampa?" there's really no one central gathering spot where people who live, people who work, people who visit, people who go to the arena, people who want outdoors activities, people who want to be on the water. that doesn't exist here. >> vinik's bold multibillion dollar plan, well, he's gonna develop mo

reporter: as with its fishing community, there is division among cornwall's farmers, too. 38-year-old paul george is a third generation dairy farmer who voted to leave the e.u. >> i believe that our government will look after cornwall just as well as the e.u. has been looking after it. >> reporter: george sells all his milk to a european cooperative called arla, which pays george 20% below the price of his production costs because global milk prices have been depressed for years. ironically, an e.u. subsidy helps him stay afloat. it's called the "single farm payment," which is paid to a farmer based on how much land he owns. george says the one size fits all approach isn't fair and that the subsidy should be based instead on how much farmers produce. >> i don't value the basic payment scheme in my business as highly as some other people. however, every little does count at the moment, and no, i wouldn't want to be without a support package. i think it's supporting the less efficient farmers more so than the more efficient farmers. >> reporter: rather than a handout, george is hoping milk prices m

i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness.n: is the american dream still alive? it is hard to be optimistic walking around this conference because so many people here are promoting buying gold and savings like sleep that night knowing your assets are safe. they have a point because politicians keep promising people free stuff and so much more than taxpayers could never find that these paper dollars your someday may be worth pennies the fed was created the dollar lost 96% of its value proposal i've bought gold and silver. i know they will hold their value more than pieces of paper. except so far i have lost money on my investments. how many of you have invested in gold? [applause] unless you bought it way back you have not done so well so when will inflation explode? it is still low. who knows these predictions are risky and has to explode some time because there's not enough money. but the pessimism about america's future is a bad bet even two-day people steady signal sent text books but he taught although the american economy

i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness.: there were a lot of great speakers at the rnc, but none outdid pastor mark burns. burns told delegates donald trump will not be pandering to one single race. >> under donald trump and under a donald trump administration, all lives matter! and that means black lives, white lives, hispanic lives, asian lives, * christian lives, muslim lives. shout with me, all lives -- >> matter! lou: being in the room, in the arena with him was a joy. he lit it up in every possible meaning of the word. bruce were let's start with mark burns. what did you think of the reverend? >> electrifying. i'm still trying to catch my voice. i'm running on pure adrenaline. i haven't slept yet. i came right off the plane and came right in here to talk to you. tell us, if you will, what you are doing as a coordinator, a diversity coordinator. it looks like we have lots of diversity in this country. what is trump doing differently. >> he's resurrecting a vote and a voice for people who didn't have a chance. if you go

i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness., speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. lou: a few thoughts on the election battle between hillary clinton and donald trump with opposing perspectives, and differing appeals of their visions. and question of which we'll trust to lead us. history will be made over this next 100 days, already historic. first woman to be the nominee are a presidential -- major party. no matter rhetoric or high political trauma of this dodge administration this elect will still turn on the economy, clintony refusal to confront failures of administration to restore prosperity to the nation are apparent. >> now i don't think president obama and vice president biden get the credit they deserve for saving us from the worst economic crisis of our lifetime. our economy is so much stronger than when they took office. lou: we all understand democratic nominees delemm avoters are likely to held -- dilemma. voters are likely to hold her responsible. 7 years after

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i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness.speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. john: you get out of jail. you would like to stay out of jail. but the odds are against you. most ex-cons go back to jail. one big reason is they can't get work. job hunting is tough for everyone. by the many tougher if your employer asks, what have you been doing the last three years and your answer is prison. and getting a joins impossible if you want to work as a nurse, a barber or 100 occupations in illinois. when theresa was 19 she was arrested for trying to steal money from a cash register at a subway. 20 years later she went to nursing school. after graduating she learned she couldn't even take the test because she had been convicted of a forcible felony. her job plan was impossible. she said it was as if the state's bureaucrats don't want ex-cons to work. >> i felt like i was meant to be in the hood. that it was meant to be on government assistance. john: christina from the policy institu

i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness., speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. john: "lock her up." republicans chanting that was the worst part of the convention according to trump supporter tammy bruce. that's the worst moment in the convention. why didn't you like the chant? >> i think it was cathartic for the audience. it's like an unindicted criminal. but i think that kinds of is a lowering of the nature of wait is we can do. and trump exposed this when they started in his speech he wait and said, let's defeat her in november. so he translated that emotional reaction to an actual action we can actually do, that was fabulous. john: ben your worst? >> friens priebus echoing the same line donald trump said. john: i think we have this one up here. >> donald trump wants to bring jobs back from overseas and hold companies who want to send them abroad accountable. he's finally going to stop illegal immigration and make sure our government puts american citizens first. [chee

i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness. speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. lea: welcome, it is 5:15 a.m. in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. donald trump threw wild cheers after accepting nomination in cleveland. trump slammed hillary clinton and promise today restore safety. clinton is expect today take back headline by electing running mate. her short list is virginia senator kaine and vilsack and corey booker. checking u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell, looking at dow jones at the dow futures are up 35 points. that's about two tenths of one percent. s&p futures are up 5.2 -- 5.2 points and nasdaq futures up 12 and that's what's happening now. back to you, lauren. lauren: thank you so much. republican national convention wrapping up with donald trump's big speech. all political leaders and family members made the case for the nominee. peter in cleveland to tell us about the grand finale, the fireworks went out just a few hours ago, peter. >> donald trump spent most of

i'm paul george, and i want you to learn the signs of a stroke, fast. f.a.s.t. f, face drooping.iculty. t, time to call 911. because the sooner they get to the hospital, the sooner they'll get treatment, and that can make a remarkable difference in their recovery. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. fast. lauren: let's take a look at the oldest and sports. dwayne wade baby and the miami heat after 13 seasons to go to the chicago bulls. wade will sign a new deal for $47 million. miami offered in 40 million over two years. the move comes after kevin durant announced he's going to oklahoma city to golden state. roger federer and andy murray had to dig deep to a dance the semi drilling to start none. the 34-year-old refuse to lose federer in five sets to reach his 11th semifinal at the all england club. andy murray fed off the support of the crowd to come away with a five set win over jo wilfred, and advanced to the semi finals for the seventh time. the last american query was eliminated a milos bondage. the semi final matches will be murray against thomas burr -- and

i'm paul george, and i want you to learn the signs of a stroke, fast. f.a.s.t. f, face drooping.ey get to the hospital, the sooner they'll get treatment, and that can make a remarkable difference in their recovery. protect the ones you love. spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. fast. . john: who believe it our next president? the media turned polls. >> donald trump is in first place at 39% -- john: how likely is it that polls will predict who will win? and the next republican primary rick perry, but they didn't win. >> i accept your nomination for president. john: maybe as polls, we should pay more attention to pundits. they get wrong too. >> turns out pundits are not terribly accurate. john: economist rob an alternative the betting odd. there's something about putting money on the line that cuts through. in a bar or atta party, people often make bold statements. >> you're talking, you know, somebody challenges you and says you want to bet on that? all of us as soon as somebody says you want to bet on that and you say do i really believe that? >> if you tell put your money where your mouth is

george stephanopoulos. he went on to say it was no coincide that the e-mails came out days before the start of democratic convention. foreign tampering in an american election is a serious charge. paul manaford spoke to george and flatly denied it. >>> debbie wasserman schultz is the first to lose her job over the leaked e-mails and probably won't be the last. when asked about the leaked e-mails, sander said now is the time for unity among the democratic party not to divide over this issue. >> in my mind most important is defeating the worse candidate for president that i have seen in my lifetime, donald trump who is not qualified to be president by t. >>> clinton campaign is saying debbie wasserman schultz looks forward to going in a new direction, donna brazil will be heading up the dnc. adding to this drama is the scorching temperatures. dell gilts inside here will have air-conditioning. the protesters right now they are dealing with incredible storms and later today incredible heat. right now things are quiet. we expect it to change as the day progresses. what i have seen security is tight, we saw large vehicles along pat son avenue near fdr park, barricades put into place, only

. >> paul manafort, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you, george. >> we've heard from the campaigns. >>> our powerhouse "roundtable" is next. ♪

>> george: yeah, there are people here who have probably never heard of paul bowles. >> anthony: rightn. there's no progress. there's no change. >> anthony: the thing about café baba is that just sitting here taking in the atmosphere you begin to appreciate the place. >> george: there is something, something different is happening here. >> anthony: contact high. whoa, i'm hungry. wait until the spanish tortilla dude across the street opens for business. this is abdullah. he specializes in making one thing, and he makes it well, an omelet. well, it's actually more like a spanish tortilla, but, like, stonier. the potatoes are boiled, diced, then mixed with beaten eggs and cooked in a cast iron skillet. oh, yeah, the eggs. the egg man. i am me and we are you and where's my omelet, dude, 'cause i am hungry. >> george: assalamu alaikum. one, two, three? >> anthony: abdullah is just waiting for you right when you come stumbling out of café baba. coincidence or not? you be the judge. >> george: ketchup and mayonnaise, everything. >> anthony: ketchup and mayonnaise? sure, why not? condiment op

life in rockville, paul wagner,, fox5 local news. > a prince george's county man add quitted todagey in court he dragged a police officer withfic his car. danny hairville bled guilty to assault this morning. michael o'connor approached hairville's car last year inle district heights. the officer smelled marijuana, asked to hairville to get out of the car. instead hairville sped off andvi dragged the office along with i am. the officers' partner called for help. my partner is being drug right now. signal 9. officer o'connell suffered a broken thigh. t hair veal is facing three to four years in prison when he is sentenced next well, is it safe to take the blue and yellow lines through arlington again comes a new did i problem a for metro riders. hazy smoke closed it for repairs. fox5's bob barnard takes us underground. you can see the dusty haze withe the arrival of each yellow and blue line train entering metro's crystal line city station. whatever it is is coming from the tunnels just reopened fromom pentagon city to the north and reagan national airport to the south. i see that.i th

paul ryan. notable absences including george h.w.dents bush and george w.and the most recent nominees, john mccain and mitt romney. phil mickelson has become the 26th player in major championship history to shoot 63 and he had reason to be disappointed. putt --oot birdie 16-foot birdie putt road the edge of the cup without dropping. as a small consolation, mickelso n will have to settle for the course record. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thanks, and, backing out to donald trump's search for a running mate. it is winding down as reports point to indiana governor mike pence as his choice. the former congressman could help trump boost his standing with social conservatives. for more on where things stand, let's go to mark halperin, who is in cleveland. what is the latest on the vp pick? mark h.: several news organizations are reporting definitively that it is going to a coupleand republicans have told us that is the direction they believe it is h

paul? >> he works here, in foggy bottom the campus of george washington university. this is what we understanded happened. earlier today, brooks allegedly went on facebook, and made this rant, and he was angry about what happened in baton rouge, someone who saw this rant very disturb, got in touch with the dc fire department, they got in touch with brooks, they placed him on lever, immediately, and the dc police department ghana investigation on what they perceived as threat, written by brooks on facebook. we have a copy of what he posted and here it is, cleaned up for television. bottom line, these racist expletive comes, who are murdering our people, need to start turning up the same way. they shouldn't feel safe walking the street, and neither should their supporters. protest something a lost cause, makes us look like a bunch of expletives, these evil will he tifs don't have any compassion, they're going to getth them pigs go free and probably start a go fund me and make them millionaires. it is time to start, time to stop praying stop prepare toasting, start buyi

paul mccartney. >> this is ringo starr. this is john lennon. >> i'm george harrison. >> my tenth birthday, what i wanted was beatle boots and a beatle wig. >> are you kidding? >> my beatle boots, but i got down at the dimestore, they found a beatle wig. i ad it. >> the director is putting that beatle love to work, directing a new documentary which includes new discovered home movies and bootleg sound both digitally enhanced. >> top british group, top record of the year, the beatles. >> the chemistry that happened between us that seems to appeal up. >>> here are the director's three take-aways. the beatles basically invented the stadium tour out of necessity. >> everybody, how are you doing? >> i couldn't tell you. >> police and local governments told them if they continued to play 10,000-person arenas, they'd always have 30 or 40,000 people, ki they couldn't control it. >> the second they stood up to segregation. >> i didn't know that their first poliiical stand, their first big controversial issue involved what was to be a segregated concert in jacksonville

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paul ryan. missing from the line of our bush,ents george h.w. george w. bush, and john mccain and mitt romney. 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus across the world. this is bloomberg. the: 59 minutes left in thursday session. it it is dominated by what the bank did not do. --did not cut rates to put it did not cut rates to 2.5%. waiting for the quarterly reports in august. they signaled that they would be loosening. pricing and doing 80% probability ahead of today -- investors were pricing and probability. the ftse was up 1%. bank of england sully third of 1%. sterling continues to rise. the euro is down again. the sterling against the yen. this is great stuff. the sterling has risen 8% against the yen. rising yields today. italy and innd london. u.s., maybe not as enthusiastic. financials doing well. j.p. morgan chase you cannot bank earnings. you saw the s&p 500 was up. diversified. big industrials are up as well. transportation and construction are doing well in that sector. consumer discretionary up 2/10 of 1%. mark: jpmorgan setting the bar high for

. >> please give her credit for all the nice music that george made and ringo made and paul made andince we broke up. she did it. >> the fact is that yoko ono did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles. the desire to go off and do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier and heavier beatle these days and when the kids come to his concert these days they don't scream, they listen. the sith significant thing is they made music focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called ringo's row toe gravure. >> i sell records, it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrison, w

george w. bush. >> paul manafort, chairman of the trump campaign is with us along with bloomberg politics editort to have you here. >> good to be here. >> let's start with tonight. this is day three of this convention. we're going to hear from another one of donald trump's children, eric trump and from the vice presidential nominee mike pence. first, eric trump. you read his speech. >> it's a powerful speech. he talks about his father. he talks about growing up with his family. and it gives you a real good insight into the kind of father donald trump is and the kind of man he is and a kind of values that he puts into the showroom. and we believe that through the words and eyes of his children, the american people can get a sense of the kind of values donald trump has as a man you don't see out on the campaign trail in the midst of a primary fight. >> it says something about him as a father as well. >> absolutely. i mean, the strength of donald trump, the parts of his personality that you don't really see every day. he's the man who sees a problem has nothing to do with him and just out of compas

george will left the republican party necessarily because of donald trump. he was upset that pauled him, even though he expressed all these concerns about donald trump. george wilkes couldn't stand the fact that so many republicans were blindly falling in line. so someone has to stand up and say these things. >> bigly, talk about this. i noticed the other night when i was in the hall, there were not a lot of pem. so the cheers in the hall, it's different than what you see on television. you get there and it's not as many people as you think. >> to, like i said, i've been coming to many conventions and i was in the upper bowl. half of it was empty in prime time on night two. the technical glitches that we've had, to have ted cruz booed off the stage, to have donald trump showing up here every night, i don't remember the candidates showing up on day one, two, three and, of course, now four. i remember historically the presidential candidate only showing up on day four. so i think he realizes that this convention is tanking and he's trying to -- >> i'm not trying to -- >> i'm saying

paul ryan and ted cruz? walkerr: ted cruz, scott -- andrew: george washington is the only speaker.ave been no announcements. : trump was trying to get these sports heroes. he made it clear he wanted those winners to come. mark: how prepared is law enforcement at this point to deal with the crowds outside the hall? andrew: i heard a former secret service agent -- i forget exactly what the words were but he said that things are likely to just fall into place. no matter to happen what it is they do. i think recently, they have managed to recruit a lot of state troopers so a lot of specific numerical concerns have been resolved, but who knows? thinkdo you [indiscernible] : we had heard a little rumbling about the idea of some sort of national security job. he auditioned with trump in ohio last week and very carefully said i'm not telling anybody anything, but he will be part of my government somehow, so that was interpreted as a hint that even if he is not wise president, he would be something in the administration and we are hearing national security related. mark: he would be trump's

george h.w. bush. trump campaign manager paul manafort today brushed aside the absences. >> the bush family we would haveed to have them. they are part of past. we're dealing with the future. we're dealing with the issues that relate to the future. >> reporter: another former trump opponent, ben carson, told the newshour's john yang that >> the choice is going to be as dramatic as any choice we have ever had. we are talking about traditional american values, faith, family, personal responsibility, compassion for your neighbor. versus a continuation of secular progressivism. >> reporter: meanwhile, hundreds of protesters showed up early today. >> we should have turned our backs on what i see is a festival of hate. i'm very actually disappointed. >> reporter: several hundred trump supporters also gathered for a rally today, and a few were openly carrying guns. authorities have banned some items in the "event zone" around the convention. but under ohio's open-carry law, firearms are permitted. that's adding to security worries, and the heavy police presence. cleveland's police chief calvin williams: >> we w

and it is also homage to john paul ii because this is a place, george, which is based on the visionsnun, st. faustina kowalska. she had visions and jesus and wrote it in her diary. the vatican banned the diry in the 1960s. and john paul believed in her visions. a vision of jesus with rays of light coming from his heart and the idea of mercy. you'll see that image of jesus all around. and john paul ii got behind her cause -- called on the vatican to lift the ban. when he became pope, he made her a saint and had this place designed and built. pope francis visiting both in homage to john paul ii and the important of the saint, but also because it's the team ofomers -- of mercy. the theme of the trip. the kids are making a pilgrimage of nine miles on foot to go to the outskirts of krakow for the crescendo, the last night of the five-day visit before the final mass tomorrow. >> and talking about that, while you were speaking, we saw images of pope francis while he was walking in to wash wi-- to auschwitz, walking past the gates. now the terrorism that's happened, the violence, refugee cri

. >> reporter: trump's campaign manager paul manafort echoing that to george. >> he is a voice that understandsrican people. >> reporter: adding to the speculation that the 76-year-old who's widely known as a republican kingmaker could potentially even join the trump campaign. >> there's some speculation this morning that roger ailes, the ex-chairman of fox news, will be advising your campaign, is that true? >> i have no idea where that came from. >> reporter: the backing coming as new allegations against the culture at fox news are surfacing. >> iran does want to pursue this. >> reporter: in a new interview with "the new york times" former correspondent rudi bakhtiar alleges she was fired from the network after filing a complaint after rejecting sexual advances from former washington bureau chief brian wilson, claims wilson who left fox news in 2010 denies. the network saying she was let go due to her performance. this in the wake of the lawsuit filed by gretchen carlson. "the times" says approximately a dozen women have told them that they have experienced some form of harassment at the netwo

as george mentioned at the top, paul manafort, the chairman of the trump campaign is denying that melaniamp stole any section of her speech last night. robin and george. >>ing 0, tom, thanks very much. let's talk about this now with matthew dowd and donna brazile. let me begin with you, matt. you've seen the response from the trump campaign. i spoke with a couple of their advisers overnight. they say, listen, this was 7% to 8% of the speech. it will blow over. how big a deal is it? >> it's interesting. she said that with any trump affair or contest there is excitement and drama. she added to it in the course and aftermath of it this will be problematic and make it look like the convention is already beginning to be mismanaged in the course of this. when donald trump needs to have a moment where he actually gets a bump from this convention it's going to be problematic to get a bump from the convention. though i think something else is going to happen tonight that will probably we'll be talking about tomorrow. in the course of this it is a big problem. >> probably happen. what do you think

george w. bush. lives in dallas and will speak at the service. paul ryan is taking another shot at obamacare. affordable care act for what he says has premiums.le >> people are sick and tired of double-digit premium increases. obamacare is failing. it is collapsing. it is going to ration medicare, denying choices, and it is making it harder for families to afford health care. >> last month, ryan proposed a racing obamacare. latest poll for bloomberg politics, white voters with a college degree back clinton over donald trump. romney one that grew by 14 points. holding -- is calling a court ruling no lymphoid. china claims territorial rights to more than 80% of the cell china sea. land in theimed area and bill runways and ports. news 24 hours a day, powered by journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. mark: thank you. let's get back to markets. is there no stopping the ftse 100? it is up more than 5% since the brexit. the ftse 250 has had a different fate. in richard saldana. sterling rising for a third day. brexit fears diminished. >> not disappeared, we are not out of the woods. wh

paul manafort who? the campaign manager, ivanka trump and george kushner and her husband and donald junior and eric and then donald trump himself, that core group as a team was going through the entire vetting process and talking about it for several weeks and they recognized this is the first really big irrevocable decision of his presidency and that he had to take it seriously and he took it very seriously. >> dickerson: you this week referred to donald trump as a pirate. what does that mean? >> well, pirates are folks who are outside of the regular order who get things done who are colorful, you know, just watch pirates of the caribbean. i think it is a term that mostly folks understand. he is not an establishment figure. he is not a traditional ceo of a bureaucratic corporation. he is a guy who has consistently done things that are big and bold and different, whether it is having the number 1 tv show in apprentice or having ms. universe or -- in scotland and done things outside of the norm and i think he will be, frankly a president who is very different than our normal president. >> dickerson: you

it dates back to the american revolution and its patrons include once upon a time, george washington, pauls live there with chef walter stave. >> hello, good morning. good morning to everybody at home. do you like my threads? do you like my outfit? this is what a lady who was in the upper echelon in the 1800s. we are at city tavern. ten different rooms, three different floors. there's a garden out back. we have a gentlemen playing the harp. this is the unofficial original version where wealthy businessmen would talk about what they were selling to one another, commodities, chocolate, coffee, lemons, everything would have been discussed right here in this room. and really city tavern is arguably one of the most historical blocks in all of america. the first fourth of july celebration and first inaugural ball for president washington. we want a taste of history, so let's go on in here to see this famous award-winning chef, walter stave from a taste of history who airs on cbs. good morning. what are we working on here? >> i'm showing you a dish very easy to make at home. it's one of thomas je

george w. bush picked to run iraq, l. paul bremer, gave him one. >> and those who were on high before, in particular the baathists... >> narrator: he promised to purge the iraqi government. >> ...will be removed from office. >> narrator: he also issued an order that disbanded the entire iraqi military. >> you had something on the order of 250,000 iraqi men, military age, all trained in using weapons. suddenly, they were all out of a job. >> narrator: the powerful message: saddam and his sunni-controlled army were no longer in charge. >> army was the central instrument of saddam's repression of the kurds and the shia. i think the decision not to recall saddam's army, from a political point of view, is the single most important correct decision that we made in the 14 months we were there. >> narrator: but on the ground, the american military commanders could feel the effects. >> the effect, frankly, was devastating. i think that's where the seeds of what became the sunni insurgency were largely planted. >> we had, you know, long

george harrison estate. they are not the first to complain. rocker paul rogers, queen guitarist and adele has complained about trump using their signature songs without permission during this primary season. >>> well, it's a storm team 4 weather alert day. it's a hot one out there. it's a precursor for what we'll head into this weekend. those temperatures are really heating up by the time we get into saturday and even into monday. so this heat is going to last into early next week. not looking too bad out there. a few isolated showers popping up. those have since died out. again, we're not looking too bad as we continue into the evening. temperatures right now, 93 degrees. but that heat index is up a little bit. playing the padres tonight, amelia went live on facebook. a lot of people asking about the nats game as they play the padres today, tomorrow and even on sunday. it's going to be warm out there. we have a very slight chance of an isolated shower. very, very small chance. 10%. make sure you stay hydrated and make sure you stay hydrated all throughou

paul ryan and ted cruz? jennifer: ted cruz, scott walker , the family. andrew: georgeton is the only speaker listed on the rnc app. other than that there have been , no announcements. they have been very tightlipped about that. jennifer: trump was trying to get these sports heroes. he made it very clear that he wanted these winners to come t o this event. mark: how prepared is law enforcement at this point to deal with the crowds outside the hall? andrew: i heard a former secret service agent who is kind of delivering a training session, volunteers for this -- i forget exactly what the words were but he said that things are likely to just fall into place. despite the travails of this thing it's going to happen no , matter what it is they do. i think recently, they have managed to recruit a lot of state troopers and stuff like that. a lot of specific numerical concerns they had very recently have been resolved, but who knows? there's any think chance that newt gingrich is on the ticket? jennifer: we had heard a little rumbling about the idea of some sort of national sec

now, the prince george's county police department confirms they're looking into a possible police impersonator. >> paul? >> well, alex, suddenly yoga studios being targeted by burglars here in the district. i'll have the story straight ahead. laura? >> thanks, paul. and having the talk with your kids can be tough. so who experts are now recommending that you turn to to make that conversation a little we'll be right back. back. >> police department is trying to find out if someone out there may be impersonating police. >> alexandra lamb own here with this story tonight, scary situation, alex? >> reporter: it sure is, that woman we talk to also tells us the man who pulled her over was using racial slurs. now, the prince george's county police department says they're not read that there is, in fact, a police impersonator on the loose, however, they say, they have launched a full investigation which will include working with a sketch artist. >> grabbed knee, by my wal-mart vest and my uniform shirt, and slammed me on the property. >> a couple of times. then he threw me on the grounds. he said you little bl

i thought about a different book about washington by a historian named paul longhorn who wrote the book the invention of george washington. in that i found an opportunity. because he included an appendix of his book about washington's reading. hes is something that basically says that washington the reader was practical, but not really all that bright. he's not that much of an intellectual. the appendix itself talks about the main topics that you will find in washington's library and sums it up by saying he's not really that much of an intellectual. and he left it at that. for me, it was my opportunity when i viewed as his shortfall -- that for me taking what sharp has said about reading being political and reading being and beingo a moment practical knowledge he cannot apply to your specific task in the ball thatith i viewed longmore had ingloriously dropped. there was my opportunity for the dissertation. i wanted to look at washington, how he did it, how he did this self fashioning, this out presentation through looking at his reading. that was something that aside from longmore, you won't find a whole lot o

paul ryan and ted cruz and scott walker. mitt romney won't be here and president george w. bush and former governor bush.n today a couple of things. senator bob corker will not be speaking. this is interesting because several weeks ago his name had come up as speculation as a possible running mate and he took himself out of that game fairly early on. mike lee will be here too. the senator from utah who has been a vocal critic of donald trump's. he went on that rant two weeks ago fairly recently about how he couldn't endorse trump right now. lee is a member of the rules committee, both he and his wife considered key voters on that rules committee on whether or not to adopt a conscious clause change to the rules. we have six days, they're going to be a dramatic six days. a lot happening in cleveland a and a lot happening with the trump campaign. >> that is not in dispute right now. thank you. >>> you were speaking with the rules committee. work is under way in cleveland and the committee has been meeting since yesterday morning they're hammering out the party's official position on a variety of issues. the

our town hall with house speaker paul ryan coming after a rare moment of political unity. president barack obama and president george w. bush mourning five dallas police officers gunned down in the line of duty. meanwhile, hillary clinton gets the endorsement she has been waiting for from bernie sanders and donald trump gets closer to naming his running mate. there's lots going on tonight. my political dream team fortunately for me and for you, the team is here to discuss all of this. dana bash, mark preston and gloria borger. we listened to a little over an hour in this town hall tonight and many concerns about how conservative donald trump really is. what stood out to you? >> well, what stood out to any is that paul ryan clearly made the case that he ispicious of d conservatism. he said he wants consistency, what he called consistent conservatism. he made the case for having a conservative running mate. he came out and said i want a conservative. when he was asked by the member of the audience, you know, how can you support this person who may not agree with you on all the issues, he said basically compared to wha