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paul ryan. he will be accompanied by lisa jackson who heads up the environmental policy. is the russian hacking ommunity of donald trump's calls to hack hillary clinton's emails? this is bloomberg. ♪ [hip hop beat] ♪olympics 2016, let me get you on my level. ♪ so you never miss a moment, ♪ ♪miss a minute, miss a medal. ♪ ♪ why settle when you can have it all? ♪ ♪soccer to wrestling. track and field to basketball. ♪ fencing to cycling. diving to balance beam. ♪ ♪all you have to sa♪ ♪ is, "show me," and boom it's on the screen♪ ♪ from the bottom of the mat, ♪ ♪ to the couch where you at? ♪ ♪ show me the latest medal count♪ ♪xfinity's where it's at. ♪ welcome to it all. comcast nbcuniversal is proud to bring you coverage of the rio olympic games. your first word news. after hillary clinton accepted the democratic presidential nomination she and tim kaine are on the campaign trail. they spoke at a convention rally in philadelphia before beginning a bus trip through the battleground state. mrs. clinton picked up where she left off thursday night, going after donald trump. >> i

paul ryan. he will be accompanied by lisa jackson who heads up the environmental policy. staying with politics, coming up: how is the russian hacking community of donald trump's calls to hack hillary clinton's emails? this is bloomberg. >> let's begin with a check of your first word news. after hillary clinton accepted the democratic presidential nomination she and tim kaine are on the campaign trail. they spoke at a convention rally at temple university in philadelphia before beginning a bus trip through the battleground state. of pennsylvania and ohio. early early today, mrs. clinton picked up where she left off thursday night, going after donald trump. >> i find it highly amusing he donald trump talks about make america great again. he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. mark: the campaigning in colorado springs, donald trump said after watching mrs. speech thursday i'mht, quote, taking the gloves off. a federal appeals court has ruled a voter id law in north carolina was enacted with discriminatory intent and must be blocked. the 2013 rewrites of voti

drawing some negative comparisons to mitt romney's first appearance with paul ryan four years ago on a retired battleship. nbc's halle jackson is live from the rnc in cleveland. halle, how are republicans feeling about the week ahead and first of all, how are they feeling about this vp roll out yesterday. >> the week ahead and the weekend that was. in having conversation with folks here in cleveland, there's a sense that, listen, everybody acknowledges or a lot of folks acknowledges, maybe it's not how you might have planned it had you been the one planning it. that said there's a sense that they're ready to turn the page to move on to put the craziness 72 hours behind them and look ahead to the convention. it's been a very tough 72 hours for donald trump with questions raised about his presidential process and vice presidential process and how he decided to roll out governor pence. the fact that he talked so much about himself in that introduction and the comments he made as well. it's time to look ahead to an important week for trump and frankly for trump's campaign also. the idea being that trump insiders want to come out

paul manafort. >> all right, chris and et all, thank you. down to halle jacksonn the convention floor at the end of this night. >> hey there. i'm here talking about this sort of remarkable series of events that happened after what was supposed to be the crown jewel of financial to where were it's empty now but it was almost e ems -- as we saw was donald trump do what donald trump does, which is we, something nothing about the. >> tom kentucky tolls ace if michelle beau would be given a pass had she done the same thing in 2008. i think that we're all very quickly passing the responsibility on to staff and clearly this a campaign that is poorly staffed. i think that has been clear for a long time. they sent melania trump over to say that she's immediately spee yes, the ka pain management has been poor here but michelle obama did give the speech and melania strum f. >> how ridiculous it is to see something like this happen. someone who is a first time to the convention goer and is know this the prit call pageant. it me it just seems inkred icre >> we have seen him p

there is keys, mid take parties, breakfastes and reverend jesse jackson is having a breakfast at 7:30 a.m. >> reporter: paul simon has been spotted. >> yes, did he a sound check yesterday with reverend jackson at the dnc. is there a name i didn't even hear of, until yesterday when i heard about this. >> reporter: brooke shields. >> yah, her husband chris is one of the founders of funnier guy with will ferrell. so we will see her. >> reporter: we believe is there a party. >> yes. >> reporter: a lot of stuff hughe has been telling us but i have been hearing about that party. people are excited about that. gloria steinm, and i want to talk about this real quick, over at the convention center they are doing political fest. >> actually constitution center. there are seven different locations and within of them is the convention center. so tony goldwynn is talking tomorrow. it is already sold out. but deborah messing is there at 1:00 talking about will and grace and impact on the gay and lesbian community and you can go and see her, which is great. then she's also speaking at the convention center. >> reporter: i

holly jackson, along with msnbc political analyst and former senior adviser, rand paul, elise jordan.morning to you. holly, is it more important for trump to stabilize an unstable party or show he has got a steady hand? >> both. over the next four days, jose. listen, tonight we talk about melania trump's speech. we know that she will, for example, talk about her path in coming to this country, being an immigrant entering the united states. but she will also try to personalize her husband, and that is the theme you will see this week. the speakers, about half of them washington insiders, the other half nonpoliticians, trying to show there is more to donald trump than often meets the eye. he can be not just a dad and a husband and showing the softer side, but also that he can be presidential. but part two, and arguably more importantly, is to show he can unite the party. the thing is, that is problematic when you have top aide paul manafort going on four different shows this morning, saying it's embarrassing that ohio governor john kasich is not speaking here at the convention, smacking

jackson for us on the convention familiar. stand by for us if you can, katie tur outside trump taur, paul manafort inassisting that arizona a media driven story line. >> reporter: not only a media-driven storyline, it's a storyline put out there, at least origin nay ll by the clinton campaign saying that hillary clinton is trying to take down another woman. inside the campaign, there is turmoil right now. and there is finger pointing. i've spoken to a number of people inside the campaign who are trying to say that this was not a big deal. and then other people who are saying that heads should roll over this, and melania trump was hung out to dry by whoever wrote this speech or the very least whoever went over this speech and that they should be fired. they said this is an issue because she was the headliner last night. we hear her infrequently on the campaign trail, we may see her often, but we don't hear her say anything. so her going out last night, speaking to a crowd of millions, on the convention floor, talking about her husband in a very public way, this was an important moment for the campaign. it was an important moment f

speaker paul ryan kind of distancing himself from this, saying saddam hussein was one of the most evil people of the 20th century. >> thanks, hallie jackson >>> i want to stay on clinton. getting the clinton camp's reaction to all of this and i want to bring in kristin welker who joins us live. kristin, good news, bad news for hillary clinton? yes, there's no indictment. but as it relates to these e-mails, her defense over the last year appears to be refuted by what james comey had to say yesterday. >> that's the big challenge for the clinton campaign moving forward. clinton officials say this allows us to turn the page because the bottom line is comey is not going to recommend charged. >> i need to interrupt you because the press conference is now underway. the family lawyer for sterling in louisiana is at the podium speaking. he actually just stepped away. this is the first we're going to be hearing from alton sterling's family lawyer clearly giving their family's position. earlier you showed us a bit from alton's aunt. >> i think what we expect here is a press conference with a view of what the family thinks happened, any information t

paul manafort is a very confident guy. i was at breakfast with him and he exumed in this -- >> the night is young, back to you. >> chris and all, down to halie jackson and some of our folks on the floor there. >> hey there, all of us here, i am with jacob and many others here. the point where it is emptying out because it is 12:45 at niep night. she was the headliner and people wanted to see her. all of this happened. >>s it stafrts rts to unfold. donald trump does what he does which is tweets. her speech and demeanor were incredible. you can see the tweet up on the screen now. what do you make of this? >> phil start by quoting a guy named tom nickel, ask yourself if president obama would have given a patch. >> i think we are quickly passing on the responsibility for staff. it is been clear or a long time, they sent melania and trump out who says she wrote it. i thought that michelle obama had anything to do with it. she gave the speech. i think you have to give them the responsibility and sure of the staff. obama would not have gotten it a pass. >> i want to say something he said to me a minute ago. he asked us where we are talking about. is this p

today, i have to join paul and eat crow as well and give kudos to my friend bill press because i said on that set, i was afraid bernie sanders was going to become ralph nader. jesse jackson said something last night which is important, that bernie sanders deserves credit. he could have destroyed the democratic party. instead, he expanded it, brought so many more voters in. one thing i'm paying close attention to, "time" magazine came out and said hillary clinton is struggling to convince young votersment when you dig deep behind the numbers, you see she has overwhelming support of young voters of color, but missing the 18 to 25 young white voter. i think bernie sanders is going to play a role not just at the top of the ticket, but also he has a lot to gain because, if we take back the senate, do you know who the next chair of the senate budget committee is? it will be chairman bernie sanders. i look forward to this day. this is a day we've all been waiting for. >> jeanne shaheen is done here. we think we're about to hear the official introduction of bernie sanders and hillary clinton. let's listen for a moment. ♪ well, you, you make my dreams come true ♪ ♪ >> a musical d

paul ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell as well as dr. ben carson and governor scott walker. on wednesday, governor mike pence will speak. former top contender newt gingrich and ted cruz will also speak. >> halle jackson is also in cleveland not far from where we are. let's talk about the fall out after trump formally announced the running mate. what's been the reaction on the ground? >> listen overall reaction has been positive toward pence among the conservatives that have gathered in cleveland so far. there was a sense that the roll out didn't go as well as everybody had hoped. we talked repeatedly about the wry brow raising moments in that speech. there's a feeling of let's turn the page and get past not just saturday but the wild 72 hours we have seen so far when it came to donald trump and his selection and let's head into the convention trying to bring together the party and look at party unity and on that topic alex, we're diving deeper into our brand new nbc news wall street journal poll out just moments ago. >> that is the number that the trump team and the rnc is hoping to change or adjust over the next five days in cleveland and it's part of the reason why donald trump selected mike pence

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jackson will be at the funeral services today. the private ceremony will be held at southern university. >>> and in st. paul university philando castile has been laid to rest. he was shot and killed by a police officer in a traffic stop one day after sterling was killed. castile told the officer he was licensed to carry a gun and had a gun with him just moments before he was shot. his fiance live streamed the after math of the shooting on facebook and that video sparked outrage across the country and led to whitespread protests. the governor of minnesota among those at the -- widespread protests and the governor of minnesota was among those at the funeral. >> a funeral for sergeant michael smith was held in dallas yesterday. officers as far away as new york and vancouver were at the funeral. loved ones described him as a devoted family man and officer. >> 14 donald trump supporters are suing the city of san jose saying police failed to protect them from violent protesters at a campaign rally last month. here's video of what happened back on june 2nd. a lawsuit was filed seeking class action status on behalf

paul manafort came on board when his name first surfaced. this was something that almost immediately came out in newspapers and in television pram programs, what were his links to russia. >> hallie jacksoner. thank you very much. we're coming to you live from philadelphia, independence mall. the crowd still hanging in there, not as coastoasty as it yesterday. but certainly a warm, bright, beautiful day in the city of love. we'll be right back. we got another one. i have an orc-o-gram for an "owen." that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world with you. ♪ ♪ she can program jet engines to talk and such. ♪ ♪ her biggest weakness is she cares too much. ♪ thank you. my friend really wants a job at ge. mine too. ♪ i'm a wise elf from a far off shire. ♪ and sanjay patel is who you should hire. ♪ thank you. seriously though, stacy went to a great school and she's really loyal. you should give her a shot. sanjay's a team player and uh... maybe... the skate park today? you can make it gr-r-reat! ♪ kellogg's frosted flakes gives you the sweet spark to go all in and let your great out. they're gr-r-reat! parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply

halle jackson is of course been covering the convention, the campaign, joining me now, halle, donald trump is -- he seems to be trying to expand the theme from our conversations, your conversations, paul manafort in fact what paul manafort, his campaign manager told us today was that his acceptance speech is going to be similar to richard nixon's law and order speech in 1968. >> and i was told this morning by another top aid that that is going to be the one of the big themes today, law and order. that's what the campaign wants to focus on. that's what trump wants to focus on, they believe that is going to be the most effective way to go after hillary clinton frankly. and here's something else interesting, top aid sewing the idea that perhaps because what have we're seeing, this would affect clinton's veep stakes. a lot of that is putting the attention on clinton and her vice presidential selection after what was messy for donald trump. i think you're going to see the talk about law and order again and again tonight under the theme as we've been talking about it. make america safe again, playing off make america great again. >> some are going to be immigration and what illegal undocume

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jackson on east fourth street. hallie, in the announcement, trump spoke about party unity. specifically leaders of the party. how do you think they're going to take to mike pence? let's talk about paulan, mitch mcconnell and others. >> he talked about what a good conservative selection mike pence is on the ticket. it would be expected they would feel positively about the person at the top of the ticket with donald trump. this was an intentional pick to try to allay concerns and alleviate the fears among some of the republican party that donald trump is an outsider. pence is an inside pick, the safe and steady choice. what's interesting to me over the last what we've seen hour and a half in new york city, trump explicitly acknowledging that that is part of the reason why he selected pence to be on the ticket with him in the first place. it's unusual that he would be noting it so forthrightly, outright talking about how he wants party unit, and that's why he's picking pence. listen to what he pivoted to almost in the next breath. listen. >> they're wonderful people. never trump they said. they got crushed. and they got crushed immediately. because people want what we're saying to happ

as president, even house speaker paul ryan appearing to distance himself from the remarking calls hussein one of the most evil people. guys. >> all right, halle jackson with the last word on politics this morning, thank you. >>> another major story we are following, oscar pistorius sentenced overnight for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. pierre simmons is here with that story. >> reporter: another roller coaster twist in the case. oscar pistorius will go back to jail, sentenced to six years, but not the recommended 15 years or more for murder. during a so-call aid peel trial, his copable homicide murder was overturned to murder with intent. stoney-faced oscar pistorius made his way into court this morning. hanging his head at times. >> mr. pistorius, please rise. >> reporter: facing his final, stunning sentence. >> six years in prison. >> reporter: the judge calling pistorius a fallen hero who can never be at peace, his victim's family the judge said, will never be the same. reeva steenkamp killed on valentine's day 2013. begging her parents for forgiveness. >> i'd like toe apologize, there hasn't been a moment since this tragedy happene

paul webster, terry bates jr., jeremy ray, trevell montgomery, timothy boyd, christopher fields, javell nunn, antoine brooks, duane trish let, davian barron, antoine randall, steven edwards, william sandafer, antoine perkins, jeremy rogers, denzel, angelo, demetrius, marshawn jackson, victor robinson, melvin cook, charles wiley, latrell mccannon, eric knock, eric smith, margaret shanahan, alexander roseas, michael brown, carlton hall, alvador suarez, otis richmond, ramell hicks, brandon knowles, reginald turner, trayvon ilson, shelton ellis, fredrick johnson, lonnie king, amar'e catchings, stanley boston, essica hampton, eric berjon, alfondia kelly, arrell guy jr., marshell hillson, robert barnes, kenette wit consider, willie pittman. we were led during our sit-in by an icon, congressman john lewis, and i was very, very, very proud to participate and would do it again. he's fond of referencing a dream he shared with his mentor, a mentor of many of us, dr. king, the dream of the beloved community, a place where people of all races, creeds, religions and gender identityification can live together in peace -- identification can live together in peace. certainly interests' no place for assault -- certainly there's no place for assault rifles in the community. there's

jackson over at quicken arena. hi again. >> reporter: hi. in the catacombs here. a loading dock where we see the big names arrive. the trump family, we've seen house speaker paulnd lebron james. he's prowled these halls, too. remember, this is home to the cleveland cavaliers. the champion team that i think donald trump was trying to walk out on night one to "we are the champions." this is the direction these politicians, family members will walk. tonight, for example, where eric trump, ted cruz, newt gingrich will be. eric trump telling me, by the way, he's really focusing on why voters should pick his father. this is the main theme of his speech tonight. these guys are blocking us from backstage, where the big names go. not quite for us, but we'll head over to the floor. you can often see members of media or delegates lining up to try to catch a glimpse of maybe donald trump or other folks walking in. cameras sprinting back. you can see where the delegations are seated. vermont, northern marietta islands and front row, seats of honor, flip around here. new york. a front row seat to all the action last night and donald trump was formally nominated as the repub