your show won a peabody. >> yes, our show won a peabody. did your show win a peabody?ly. >> well, it's so funny, when i was there on saturday, i met jon stewart. >> stephen: oh, he's a great guy. >> yeah, he is a really great guy. and he-- he pulled me aside, and i don't want to say this, but he was telling me some things about you. but listen, i really feel-- >> stephen: no, but no, wait, what did he say? >> okay, well-- ( laughter ) like, i want to tell you, because i feel, like, really close to you. >> stephen: yes? >> but, please, like, i just don't want to hurt your feelings. i really don't want to hurt your feelings. >> stephen: you can't, you can't hurt my feelings. you won't hurt my feelings at all. >> you're sure? >> stephen: i'm positive. what did he say? >> he said you're kind of a slut. ( audience reacts ) ( applause ) stephen, he actually said, like, that you have, like, an s.t.d. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: well, he should know. ( laughter ) >> but in your mouth. >> stephen: he should know. well, if you see that whore-- >> i'll tell him. >> stephen: -

route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 23 minutes on 93 out. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. is dead following a crash between a car and a tractor-trailer on route 1 in plainville. the crash happened at around 9:30 last night just over a mile from the plainridge park casino 37 the 26-year-old driver of that car was killed. a young girl in the car suffered minor injuries. route 1 was closed for a short time but it is now back open. >>> for the first time ever, a woman is a presidential nominee for a major political party. chris welch has a look at t >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> reporter: following a personal speech by her daughter chelsea clinton. >> every single memory i have of my mom is that regardless of what was happening in her life, she was always, always there for me. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage thursday night telling the audience that america is at a moment of threatening to pull us apart. bonds of trust and respect are fraying. we have to decide whether we will all work together so we can all

route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 south. 23 minutes on 28 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:02. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will give her much anticipated acceptance speech on the last day of the party's convention and comes after president most qualified person running for office. chris welch has more. >> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states. >> reporter: making the case that hillary clinton has the best credentials for the job. the democrats rolled out a series of speakers focused on issues like veterans benefit. >> he survivor benefits to $100,000. >> reporter: gun violence. >> in three years since sandy hook, three years since almost daily blood shed in our cities, the republican congress has done absolutely nothing to prevent the next massacre. >> reporter: foreign affairs. >> we need a president who is strong and mart and courageous who entered the oval office with the respect of the our military. >> reporter: and th

consider peabody road as your alternate. >> false alarm.is what san francisco police are calling a big scare in the mission district last night. you can see the imagine police presence after they got reports of an active shooter near 17th. it started at 11:00 when people inside the theater thought they heard gunshots and a window break the many hid inside the building and called 9-1-1. officers found no signs of any shooting and they brought people out safely. >> in sonoma an armored guard shot three times during a brazen robbery has been released from the hospital. both suspects are in custody after a chase and a massive manhunt. it started in sonoma north of santa rosa at a chase bank in windsor, and the loomis guard was shot yesterday afternoon. the suspects are 24-year-old serge gutsu and 23-year-old ivan morales of lake part. they took off for calistoga and police used their patrol car to ram them during a gunfight with the aftermath. serge gutsu was caught and here is on the stretcher. there was a door-to-door search with residents ha

peabody is the best. >> it's so exciting. can get. >> it's really exciting to be on a show that i love but also has made such a positive cultural impact. >> stephen: first marvel female television hero. >> yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. yeah, the first marvel female superhero. yeah, pretty crazy. >> stephen: so in some ways, the character you play, jessica jones, is something of a little bit of a cultural icon right now. >> yeah. >> stephen: because you use the show to talk about important things at times. >> yeah, jessica jones has a very traumatic past. she is a survivor of rape and abuse. but her journey throughout the show is her not letting that define her. everything that's happened to her, she still muscles through and finds her full potential and conquers the guy that abused her. >> stephen: well, one of the things that's nice about her is there is some criticism of the marvel universe, like in the movies, that they're a bit of a sausage-fest right now, but to have a great powerful-- they are, actually. t

and 20 minutes 93 south and 23 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear out in scituate with the gang joining us now with the forecast. hi, shiri. >> shiri: good morning, julie. >> julie: talking about how hot it has been, and look at this, looks >> shiri: saturday brightens up and got the chance for sunday showers, don't think it is going to make very much of dent. don't think we are tracking same heavy downpours and don't think it is going to help very much with this steadiest 2:00 p.m. and see improvements 5:00 and then they are done and only thing they have left and kevin lemanowicz going to have a real close eye on this from the studio later on today and most dry between two and 5:00 today. highs in upper 70s to lower 80s, so going up by couple degrees and clouds stunting backwards today and through the morning hours and 86 in worcester and 88 in nashua and 79 in chatham. cooler temperatures through sunday. sunday we will have to watch out for showers. humidity drops tomorrow and actually think these are overdoing that rain

route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 23 minutes on 93 south. 21 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> we are following breaking news right now in lynn. treat. several evidence markers surrounding a car parked in the street as well as bloody clothes. we to have a crew on the scene working to get more information on this incident. as soon as we learn more, we will pass it along to you. >>> two democratic rivals coming together to unite their political party. hillary clinton making a surprise appearance on stage after president obama wrapped up his ringing endorsement. >> while the president focus democrats focused on bringing down her opponent. fox25's blair miller is live in philadelphia this morning. and blair, all that leads up to what is sure to be a dramatic night tonight. >> reporter: sara, indeed. it all came down to this. the final night of the dnc and all the focus centered on hillary clinton. democrats seizing the opportunity to go in on donald trump, painting him as presidency. some popular trumpisms. >> he has no clue what makes america

the best alternate is peabody road. avoid westbound 80.eo bridge is looking good, westbound traffic is fine, and eastbound the lanes are scheduled to be blocked until 9:00 this morning but not cause delays at this point. 101 is looking good on the peninsula, and 80, problem-free, in the east bay, and we check out emory you have, westbound, 80, from, is slowing, but no problems to the bay bridge toll plaza just slow westbound 580 tracy to dublin at 46 minutes. mike? >> good morning, everyone, dew on the roof. santa rosa, for you, the hourly planner, 50 at 6:00, and we are up to 38 degrees, at 2:00 and 4:00, well above the average high of young and closer to that headed to the condition hour. the summer spread from 65 at half moon bay, downtown, san francisco, average, at 69 and oakland is warmer-than-average at 76 and walnut creek, 94 in antioch, and 98, higher than it should be. you reasonable need the air conditioning this afternoon. central valley, 100 to 111 in palm springs with all the heat from the desert the next couple of days. >> r

>>robin winston: as one altered or you can get off the peabody in the city streets.rter: 1 afternoon to have all talked. >>darya: a huge fire in the east to happen a little more just for midnight. >>will tran: this is so close to look more like the cat actually saw the huge bulk of the fire they were the ones who called the fire department installed and on midnight the don't know how long the fighting was going before they got the phone call. >>will tran: 10 into another business was closed at the time the building is pretty much destroyed two-thirds of and the contras also one of the flames and clothing to lands. >>darya: the report came in around 2 on the afternoon police and investigating her killing is a sense he's frustrated by the shooting he feels this they should be stop and then to confront this problem so far there has not been any follow-up actions to men arcas accused of robbing an armored car the not been a second guard was shot is not out of the hospital this morning. >>mark: the fbi is working with the sonoma county sheriff's department to investigate

"black-ish," you won a peabody. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is a prestigiousle weeks ago. in new york. [ cheers and applause ] fortunate enough to receive our peabody the same night david letterman got his, and steve martin got nothing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was that a fun night? >> it was a great night. >> jimmy: i bet it was. let's talk about the show "to tell the truth." this is a game show from the '50s? '60s? >> '50s, '60s, '70s. almost four decades, yeah. >> jimmy: what's the idea behind the show? >> they bring three guests on, and one is sworn to tell the truth. the other two lie out of their teeth. and i have a panel of celebrity guests. i have nene leakes, jalen rose, i have the wonderful and beautiful and talented betty white. >> jimmy: betty white. she's always funny. >> she did the original "to tell the truth," so we had to have her back on. >> jimmy: you had another cast member, a very important cast member, i think. your mom is the score keeper. >> my mother is the score keeper on the show. >> jimmy: is she good at keeping score? >> my mother we

drive times. 11 minutes from route 128 to the tobin. 21 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> the democrats are gearing up for their final night of the convention when hillary clinton takes the stage. >> gene: long list of to the stage calling out donald trump including vice-presidential candidate tim kaine that told voters not to fall for what he calls donald trump's empty promises. >> believe me, we will build a wall and make mexico pay for it. believe me. we will destroy isis so fast. believe me. there is nothing suspicious in my tax returns, believe me. serious call for gun control. fox25's blair miller live in philadelphia with emotional pleas from the victims of so many mass shootings. good morning, blair. >> reporter: good morning, gene. a long night for some of the delegates inside the arena. as they were getting back to some of their hotels, we were coming here this morning. those speeches cover a lot of ground. early on in the evening, very emotional speeches by famil shootings in orlando and sandy hook. some of those families ca

. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 22 minutes on 93 south. 21 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> hillary clinton now focusing in on donald trump.she accepted t president late last night telling all americans she is fight for all of them. i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents, the striving, the struggling, the successful. all those who vote for me and for those who don't. for all americans together! >> many of the speakers last night no surprise went on in philadelphia with the father of a fallen soldier spoke directly to trump. good morning, blair. >> blair: good morning. a lot of people talking about one dad's speech. his son was killed in iraq. that speech coming before hillary clinton went on the stage last night. a muslim-american was killed by those bombers right before he weighed back other american soldiers likely saving their lives because of it. he ene his father was on the stage last night. wanted to make sure his son was not forgotten and also to show what was wrong with donald trump and his stance on musli

peabody might be an alternate. that will be heavily congested very quickly within the next few minutes because of that. capitol corridor may be an alternate out of vacaville. you can always use mass transit. schedule is on time. rest of the roads right now if you are heading towards the bay bridge, backed up beyond the first overpass. eastshore freeway approach still clear from the carquinez bridge to the maze as well as westbound 580 and north 880. our other hot spot is westbound 580 a little slow-and-go east of the dublin interchange. mostly coming away from tracy. stays sluggish at least to greenville. that's where you will see most of your brake lights with no delays past that towards the dublin interchange. mass transit is on time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> pokemon go has taken the united states by storm but some people are encountering very real danger while playing the augmented reality game. anne makovec joins us now with the problems popping up in san francisco and elsewhere. >> if you haven't heard o

♪ >> jimmy: tonight from the peabody award winning show "unreal," constance zimmer is with us. and the tantrums from the samsung outdoor stage. later this week, the great oprah winfrey will bless us. mindy kaling will bless us. and ben mendelson will be here. and we will have music from garbage and meghan trainor too. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is one of the most successful shoe salesmen-turned- comedians in show business history. he has a big movie coming out just in time for sandal season. it's called "central intelligence." it co-stars dwayne johnson and opens friday. please welcome kevin hart. [ applause ] ♪ you look good. you smell like leather. >> thank you. oh. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> it's good to be seen. you look good. >> jimmy: i know you've been traveling. have you been following the nba finals while you're -- >> i'm a man. [ laughter ] yes. yes i have. i'm very much into it right now. >> jimmy: where have you been? have you been out of the country? >> i've been everywhere. jimmy. i'm what you call a renaissance man. i do it all. >> jimmy: that's wh

no major issues to report yet. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. jason. >> jason: right now, julie, i am tracking pockets of heavy rain. watching this low pressure moving away from coastal virginia coming up closer to southern new england throughout the day. for portions of the area. i will tell you when the rain moves out and how heff test gets before it does coming up. >>> the father he of a fallen muslim soldier asks a pointed question to donald trump. >> have you even read the united states constitution? >> the offer he made to the republican nominee that put the crowd on its feet. >>> plus, a chance of a >>> good morning. pockets of heavy rain and let me preface this with this is the place we really need. running 8 inches below normal. and we see worcester county getting pockets of heavier downpours and back along the north shore a little bit of light rain moving in and much more on the timing of when this rain gets heavier and moves away coming up. julie all right, jason. stay up to watch the game in anaheim you made the right choice. david

from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. today is another day you will want to bring a sweatshirt to put on your hot car >> shiri: or wipe the sweat off your body because hot out there again. we need the rain and on the flipside, what we have is more hot weather and very few will you see any kind of thunderstorm or rain relief. a severe drought in areas north of the pike across northern mass into central mass, southern march. 6-inch rainfall deficit. over 8 inches in worcester. we need that rain and we finally got some moving in for the day tomorrow and could end offfor towns and cities north. we are not going to easily spread rainfall total. 76 degrees in boston waking up to dry conditions, clear skies. sunshine this morning. 6 a.m. by 10 a.m., 86 degrees follow followed by the 90s in lunchtime today. highs will make it into the 90s in most of the towns and cities and this is the junk moving toward us. this front will arrive tonight into tomorrow. but at the same time, we have an area is going to push t

charles peabody will join us. will helpscarlet fu us do jp morgan earnings.eabody on radio in the 7:00 hour on best deal day -- on best ill day -- on best deal day stille day inn ba paris. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu in london with tom keene in new york. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we have more headlines and heads rolling in the u.k. government reshuffle. sacked asve has been the u.k. justice secretary. will notgan does she continue as the education secretary. john wooding dell is leaving the cultural secretary post. with us is still richard turnill of blackrock institute. some of these appointments we're anding about our second third day appointments. the real news is the foreign secretary and the brexit negotiator and the chancellor of the exchequer. brexit forbility of those who campaigned to leave the eu. an attempt to reunite a divided party, but also a strategy so that any difficulties encountered, that those lie at the door of those who got britain into the situation. it is interesting that these are not well known outside of the u.k., with the kn

here are live drive times, 14 30 minutes on 93 south, 31 minutes 128 southbound peabody to the weston tolls. >> catherine: democratic national convention is in the books and from the get-go democrats were on the attack. >> gene: hillary clinton called out donald trump's temperament and ability to lead and came hours earlier when parents of fallen soldier took the stage. blair miller live in philadelphia with us this morning. good morning, blair. >> blair: g a lot of people talking about the father's speech last night. son killed in iraq as u.s. soldier. that speech leading up to hillary clinton a little later on in the evening. captain mia cann killed by suicide bombing after other american soldiers, likely saving their lives and earned bronze star and purple heart. his father was on stage last night wanting to make sure son was not forgotten and what has >> hillary clinton was right when she calmed my son the best of america. if it was up to donald trump he never would have been in america. donald trump, you're asking americans to trust you their future. let me ask you have you even

now, the pod cast cereal won a peabody award for illuminating flaws in the justice system n2000, convicted of murdering hess exgirlfriends in baltimore. his defense argued prosecutors incorrectly relied on cellar data to determine his location at the time of the murder. the judge ruled attorneys should have cross-examined an expert about the reliability of that data. his lawyer praised the judge's decision. >> one of the first things we're going to be looking at is whether we can get him out on bail, because as of now his conviction has been vacated. it is going to be up to the state whether they want to appeal. >> at&t warned prosecutors incoming calls were not considered reliable for determining location. >> well, it is now just about ten minute before the top of the hour. time for a check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, jill, been a week since the brexit vote. are the markets rebounding? >> well, yes, the markets rally for a third straight day. the dow is nearly back to where it was on thursday, before the uk vo

. >> yeah, this is on peabody road. this is an auto wrecking yard and also a landscaping business nearby has also been affected. it started outside of the business and as you could see, it spread and charred a pretty wide area now affecting the vegetation there and the two businesses. >> it looked like it started as a grass fire. could you see bulldozers moving the dirt around making sure the hot spots are out. the fire is out but it did cause damage. >>> shifting gears, the all-star game is about 24 hours away. >> and that is right. it is exciting. but several players broke off after practice to dedicate a new soccer field in east san jose. >> dave louie is live at the academy where the first of 20 such mini pitch fields is being installed in the bay area. david? >> reporter: that is correct. you are looking at what probably is a first for the bay area public schools. it is all mini pitch soccer fields an the kids are out here playing and enjoying this brand-new facility. now the kids say that this is going to be great

peabody.>> mr. peabody. >> mr.friend. >> we love the picture of youhee and jack together. >> that's right. >> good picture. all right. let's do weather.eath. easton, being on the water ishe the right idea as anyplace youya can go at all to get little lit relief from that heat andnd humidity look at your next four days. 92 today and 94 might even ben higher than 94 by friday with ah heat i it will get awfully close to t 100. we are entering our hottest timt of year.r. average daytime high is 88 hereh we go. all right. right current numbers reagan nationall having a problem with theirir automated system. sys the numbers have been falling out all morning.out morn somebody has been tweeting me.ae what's wrong with that number.um there you go. hopefully that will get remedied soon. soon dulles 79.lles 7 bwi marshall 78 degrees. i can tell you everybody is in the upper 70s and again we're an off and running here pretty quick.quic little cloud deck that will fadl away and left with sunshine.e hot, humid conditions thistio

the filmmaker, joe, has two academy award nominations and two emmys and two peabodies and i met him socially liked him. i saw the metallica documentary he had done. i invited him to come to the seminar. he was turning 50. he came to the event. he's not a seminar goer. he had a total transformation. he spent two years convincing me to do the documentary because i just didn't want cameras coming in and interrupting the experience. i see 200,000 people a year. this is only 2,500 people. >> they are showing who they are and what they're dealing with and cameras impedes that process. >> it could if it's not done well. there are ways to do it. did they sign releases? they all knew they were part of it. >> of course they did. >> a lot of people like show business. i'm going to be in a documentary. >> what i got joe to do is agree that if it was interruptive i could stop it and documentary was over. he was willing to take that risk. he did a great job. cameras disappeared and people were transformed. most people think change takes forever. i have spent decades when it said it took you ten years to c

[laughter] randy: the fourth graders at thomas carroll elementary in peabody recorded this right before they left on summer break. and we still love it. [laughter] randy: i hope they are enjoying a great summer. cindy: they have plenty of time to enjoy all the weather. it has been dry day after day but we do need the rain desperately. elsewhere, moderate drought -- the heaviest rain may fall along the south coast cape -- we all need the rain. it will focus along the south coast in the cape and certainly drying out, for are b some localized downpours leading to poor drainage flooding. the radar is active with a slug of rain that is moving very slowly. the heaviest is around the worcester area of toward heaters for a. all of this is slowly shifting eastward, the back edge through pennsylvania. this'll come through in the moisture to myself. this storm is going to keep the rain going but because it tracks to the south i think a lot of us will miss out on the opportunity as the rain focuses on the south cape but wow, is it humid -- low 70's right now. you can see the rain is coming down wit

our next guest, emmy, peabody award winner of the series inside amy schumer. to the show, everybody, jessi klein! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> this is -- you know, you wrote on snl, knew each other then. the first show where everybody on it, snl writers. done full snl. when it goes live, i look to surround myself with old snl people. >> old friendly faces. >> it is so late. >> later than snl. we would be at the party. >> we would already be at the party. like the booty call of late night shows. the whole show just texted me, you up? i was like, yeah, i'm up. >> seth: this is the booty call. you are the last guest. like the one, oh, i'm up. i'm up. >> you got to the js. i'm here. cool. >> seth: you did have a chance to watch the speech tonight? >> i did. >> seth: what are your thoughts? >> felt like a lot of balloons. so many balloons at the end. >> seth: feel like the people here in the studio didn't get to watch. it was an insane amount of balloons. >> insane amount of balloons. first balloons, oh, fun, balloons. there were more balloons. i was look this is

our next guest, emmy, peabody award winner of the series inside amy schumer. her first book, "you'll grow out of it" is in stores now. please welcome to the show, everybody, jessi klein! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> this is -- you know, you wrote on snl, knew each other then. the first show where everybody on it, snl writers. done full snl. when it goes live, i look to surround myself with old snl people. >> it is so late. >> later than snl. we would be at the party. >> we would already be at the party. like the booty call of late night shows. the whole show just texted me, you up? i was like, yeah, i'm up. >> seth: this is the booty call. you are the last guest. like the one, oh, i'm up. i'm up. >> you got to the js. i'm here. cool. >> seth: you did have a chance to watch the speech tonight? >> i did. >> setha >> felt like a lot of balloons. so many balloons at the end. >> seth: feel like the people here in the studio didn't get to watch. it was an insane amount of balloons. >> insane amount of balloons. first balloons, oh, fun, balloons. there were more ba

rating,hawken has a buy charles peabody has underperformed.esults, strong especially in the markets revenue lines from which helped with the revenue beat, as you referenced before. jpmorgan is always viewed as a strong risk manager and in volatile times like this, this is the type of stock investors want to own. we saw proof of that in the results today. >> what is the trading environment going to be like from here, brennan? we saw fixed income trading revenue of 35% to 3.60 9 billion pounds. billion.of 1.5% to 1.6 what is the county-through from here? brennan: unfortunately, seasonally it will get slower. july and august 10 to be a lot more thin and less liquid and less involvement from investors. seasonally we are going to slow down. from the current levels. but that is what we expected already and it is embedded into our numbers. well.an did remarkably it is my sense that the strength they have in a macro businesses, specifically the fx businesses, were probably really helpful. when we think of how that translates to the rest of their peers

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speed of 30 miles per to the tobin. 24 minutes on 3 south. 23 minutes on 128 southbound in route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> hillary clinton are now focusing in on donald trump. >> she has accepted the democratic nomination for president. she told all americans that she would fight for them. >> spill be a president for democrats, republicans, end pens, for the struggling, the striving, the successful and for those who don't. for all americans together. many of the speakers last night went on the attack against donald trump. fox25's blair miller live in philadelphia with the father of a fallen soldier spoke directly to donald trump. good morning, blair. >> blair: good morning, gene. this morning a lot of people are talking about that dad's speech last night. that speech playing out right before hillary clinton took the stage him he. a muslim-american was killed by a suicide bomber right after he waved back other american soldiers likely saving had life. and fwawvs he earned a bronze star and purple heart. his father was on stage wanting to make sure his son is not forgot

we know that at the very least exxonmobil and peabody coal have given significant sums of money to the center. and when two companies with a long history of climate denial are paying you to deny the scientific consensus on climate change, it's fair to point out that something smells a little fishy. better known than the center for the study of carbon dioxide and global change is the heartland institute who gained national attention after putting up a billboard comparing those who believed in man-made global warming to the unabomber ted kaczynski. this tasteless stunt rightfully cost heartland at least $825,000 in corporate donations but heartland still receives millions of dollars a year for fossil fuel companies and others with a vested interest in continuing the status quo. and they still have an outsized impact on the national conversation by insinuating that the science on climate is not settled. not surprisingly, heartland follows the tobacco institute play book to a t. their reliance on dark money means heartland's money is notoriously difficult to track. according to to the watc

dianne peabody didn't get to the demonstrations because she was -- she and a friend were late.they went back to her dormitory, and she doesn't know what happens she sees people running towards her dormitoriy and sees her boyfriend running towardses the dormitory, and runs downstairs to meet him, and he breaks down in tears and falls down and says -- because he thought she might have been hurt. now, there's just stories like this all over the place. there's a -- even a guardsman -- the guardsman in the oral history are underrepresented, however the guardsman were deposed. there was court action for 11 years, ten years. they were deposed time and time and time again. if you read the guardsman at that position, and try to make sense of what was going on in their heads, at first they all had the same party law. we heard income and can respond end then as they get further out you get a deeper sense what was going on in their head, inside the gas mask, and there was one guy, a private fourth class named perkins, who said in this last deposition, within 25 feet from any end if was bei

. >> jimmy: you won the golden globe. [ cheers and applause ] you won the peabody.. i'm really proud of it. thank you. it before and i, you know, i got to see clips of the show. but then -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i thought it was just about a computer hacker. but it's not about that. it's a deep, really cool show. >> yeah. no, it's a -- it's a very -- of course, it's a show about technology and everything that's going on in society today. so it's remarkably relevant to all that stuff. but at the same time, it's a a very deeply emotional journey of this young man, elliot, and his psychological journey and his feelings of isolation and detachment from society and sort of what that -- what ends up happening is he ends up manifesting somebody from his past who he was, you know, very close and loves very much. and a relationship ensued there. >> jimmy: you guys are great -- >> okay. >> jimmy: kind of, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you guys have great chemistry -- >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: and work well together. i love that guy. he's a great actor. rami malek, yeah. >> jim

that's because of the accident i just told you about. 32 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> sara: breaking news in lynn where police tell us one person was shot overnight. this was the scene at 3:45 this morning. this is after police were called to reports of shots fired. one person has serious injuries. right now there have been no arrests. of course, we will stay on top of the story and bring you more information throughout the morning. >> gene: president obama and hillary clinton sharing a hug on stage after the commander in chief review of former secretary of state. >> sara: most of the night was all about bashing donald trump and trying to convince independent voters that he is a dangerous choice. fox25 blair miller is live in philadelphia where a host of heavy hitters took the podium. good morning. >> blair: good morning, sara. certainly was a big night last night with the heavy hitters, but now it has come all down to this. the main event, all eyes, all democrats seizing the opportunity to go in on donald trump, painting him as unqualified for

and it was discovered in paperwork connected to its bankruptcy between 2014 and 2015 alone that peabody energy funnel -- funded at leas least -- throh organizations involved in attacking climate science and clean energy policies. but as much as thes for till fuel companies have contributed to these efforts over the years, the titles of the mastermind, the kingpin of climate science denial, those titles rest with charles and david koch. these oil and coal bearing brothers whose estimated $830 billion fortune comes from oil refineries and coal reserves in texas, alaska, minnesota and elsewhere who control over -- roughly 4,000 miles of pipeline, these are the same business men who have pledged that they and their network of contributors will spend the better part of a billion dollars by the time the polls close on november 8 to try to influence the outcome of this year's presidential and congressional elections. since 1997 the koch brothers have directly funneled more than 88 million to think tanks and trade associations and advocacy groups and foundations, academic and legal programs whi

he's also the cofounder and publisher of scotus blog, the only weblog ever to receive the peabody award. in 2010 the national law journal and him one of the 40 most influential lawyers of the times" namedlegal him as one of the 90 greatest washington lawyers of the last 30 years. who better to navigate these uncharted waters for us? please join me in welcoming tom goldstein. [applause] tom: thank you also much for being here. thank you to the folks who are atching through our friends c-span. it's an incredibly exciting time not just to be following the supreme court's, but to be doing it through this organization and its eyes. as we take a look at what can be an incredible transition at the supreme court. the changes that might well be afoot in the courts of the courts jurisprudence are truly astonishing, could be historic, and try to pass for the next 1/4 century or more, depending on what happens now -- between now and the end of november. we have a great group of people, knowledgeable votes about particular fields we will talk about here it our goal is to do this in two parts and tal

peabody, what do you think of? >> i should have taken more history classes. >> the way back machine. we'll go back here to independence hall. part of the birth place of america. not only declaration of independence but constitution were signed. >> i've never told you this before, i so enjoyed your reporting from the declaration of independence and founding of our country. >> you waited four >>> now to the reason we're in philadelphia. the democratic national convention. night three featured president, vice president and vice presidential nominee tim kaine. tonight is wraps up with hillary clinton's much anticipated speech. kristen welker has more on all of it. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. with polls showing a tight race, hillary clinton is poised to deliver what could be the most important speech of her political career and she takes president obama tried to rally voters behind her. his message, yes, we still can. it was a symbolic passing of the torch. president obama appearing on st

a he is also the co-founder publisher of ghost blog which is the only weblog ever to receive the peabody award. in 2010 the national law journal named him one of the 40 most influential lawyers of theg, the decade and legal times named him one of the 90 greatest washington lawyers of the last 30 years. so who better could navigate these uncharted waters for us? please join me in welcoming tom goldfein. [applause] >> thank you all so much for being here and thank you to the folks as well who are watching to our friends at c-span. it is an incredibly exciting time not just following thee supreme court but doing itju through this organization as we take a look at what could be an incredible transition in the a supreme court.e the changes that might well be a foot in the courts jurisprudence are truly astonishing, could be historic and could chart a path for the next quarter century or more depending on what happens between now and the end of november. we have a great group of people, knowledgeable about the particular feels they're going to talk about about the courtce generally and their g

he is also the cofounder of a scotus blog, the only web blog to receive the peabody award. in 2010, national law journal named him one of the 40 most influential lawyers of the decade and legal times named him one of the 90 great national lawyers of the last 30 years. so who can navigate these uncharted waters first? please me in welcoming tom. [applause]. >> thank you all so much for being here. thank you to to the folks as well who are watching through our friends at c-span. it is an incredibly exciting time, not just be following the supreme court as it has been for several terms but to be doing it to this organization and its ties. as we we take a look at what could be an incredible transition in the supreme court. the changes that may be a foot in the courts jurisprudence is truly astonishing. it could be historic and it could chart a path for the next quarter-century or more depending on what happens between now and the end of november. we have a great group of people knowledgeable both about particular fields they are going to talk about and the court generally. our

he is also the cofounder and publisher of scotusblog, the only one to ever receive the peabody award. the national law journal named him one of the 40 most influential lawyers of the decade. and illegal time named him one -- legal time named him one of the greatest lawyers of the last 30 years. who better could navigate these uncharted waters for us? please join me in welcoming tom goldstein. [applause] legal times named him one of the 90 greatest washington lawyers of the last 30 years. [applause] tom: thank you all so much for being here and thank you to the folks as well who are watching, to our friends at c-span. it is an incredibly exciting time, not just to be following the supreme court, as it has been for several terms, but to be doing it through this organization and its eyes, as we take a look at what could be an incredible transition in the supreme court. the changes that might well be a foot in the course of jurisprudence are truly astonishing, could be historic, and could chart a path for the next quarter century or more, depending on what happens between now and the end

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