robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> oh, my gosh. are you guys going to leave me here forever? >> no, no. >> you could at least be proud that i fought back, i wasn't like a girl. [ bleep ] >> everybody okay? >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i ain't trying -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- that's just one of the consequences of doing battle. >> not far from robertson's cell is an inmate also known to treat prison like a war zone. >> with most of my interests are like firearms and stuff, so this is one of my doodles. >> that's a pretty detailed doodle. >> well, i have plenty of time on my hands. >> for inmate john bright, plenty of time means a 99-year sentence for murder

>> broadcasting live, willie robertson, "duck dynasty" star. let's talk to david axelrod before he comes out. to introduce melania trump, to have donald trump, it defies pretty much every convention i've ever been at. you don't hear from the candidate really until the last night. >> no. i remember 2012. mitt romney was sitting in the box, watching his wife speak. and then surprised her and came up on stage to give her a kiss after her speech. so, he did make a cameo appearance. this is different. what donald and melania trump are trying to do tonight and throughout the entire convention is present themselves as an american family to the public and to show that their family has values that not only republicans share, but that the country should share. and i think she is the beginning of that. and i don't think it's a donald trump needs humanizing. i think he is a pretty human candidate. i think she needs to soften him a little bit and talk about the other side of him. that's exactly what she's going to do. his popularity with women, as you know,

>> nic robertson, thank you so much for that update.t to be clear on that so that we didn't muddy the waters, the death toll now on that attack in medina standing at four killed, one injured, four saudi security forces. and the breaking news in the attacks in saudi arabia, multiple attacks that hit mosques and a shopping mall, that continues next. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn, thank you for watching on this independence day. let's begin with an explosive exchange developing between the two main contenders that involve accusations of anti-semitism. hillary clinton is seizing upon this deleted tweet from donald trump, the tweet declares "crooked hillary makes history" with you see it here, the backdrop, $100 bills behind secretary clinton's face, beside it the title "most corrupt candidate ever" inside the shape of the star of david, a jewish symbol. minutes ago the clinton camp sent out this statement, let me just read that for you right

>> the entire robertson family is all in with donald trump. on the ballot, the man we're going with. we're all in. wide open. hoping and praying he wins this thing. >> okay. >> i don't want anything out of it but a better country. >> okay. phil robertson good, stuff. tanks for joining us. we appreciate it. thank you, sir. >> all right. i love you, man. >> thank you, sir. >> can trump cash in on the convention? a look at whether donors are lining up or not, as the balloons are about to come down in cleveland. at carrabba's, we've never celebrated our grill like this. for a short time, choose two or three grilled favorites on one plate - like chicken bryan and linguine positano starting at just $15.99. carrabba's. this is how you do italian. >>> donald trump's getting ready for his big speech at the convention tonight. we won't know if he can turn it into big campaign donations until next month. but the official figures for last month show his fund-raising is accelerating, even though it's not topping the clinton money machine. to trump finance

thank you, phil robertson. ted cruz did say this morning that he would forgive donald trump and would support him, but he attacked my wife and my father and he said that was unforgivable, but he implied that's why i'm not for giving it, forgetting it and endorsing him. what do you say to that? >> when the disciples came to jesus and said how many times we should forgive someone, seven? in america it's about three or if someone says something about your little wife or your father, then they say, well, that means i can't forgive them. should we forgive them seven, they asked? jesus said, 70 times seven. there's no principle there. the principle is we should be more for giving, more loving, and i know the heat of the campaign and politics, we all need to understand something, we look at our culture, for us to remain civil, we must all stop sinning and begin to forgive and learn how to love each other, for crying out loud. that's my message and that's my story and i'm sticking to it, stuart. stuart: we are hearing

beginning with the diplomatic editor nic robertson in london.d morning. >> reporter: the second most deadliest attack in saudi arabia came in islam's second holiest city at the mosque in the burial site at the prophet muhammad. approaching a saudi arabia checkpoint and detonated explosives and a car nearby burst into a ball of flame. four of the saudi arabia officials killed and several injured. on the other side of the country at the same time, at the city, a shi'a mosque was the target of the suicide bomb. he only killed himself. no one injured there. earlier in the day, outside the u.s. consulate, a suicide bomber spotted by police acting suspicio suspiciously. he detonated and killing himself there and two more there. three more explosives found in his vehicle ten yards from the wall of the u.s. consulate. unusual for saudi arabia. this suicide bomber has been identified as a pakistani national. a 34-year-old driver willing in saudi arabia with his wife and mother-in-law. this is unusual in saudi that a pakistani national is involved in an a

willie robertson will start us off of "duck dynasty" fame.nald trump wants to recognize at the convention. >> he will be three minutes, willie, in fact. dana bash, we're all anticipating the melania trump speech later tonight, dana. >> that's right. certainly, there is no question that she is going to be the most fascinating speaker to listen to. but what is most unusual about this night for a convention is that the presumptive nominee is going to not just be here to support his wife in her speech, but will actually be on stage, introducing her. i am told that she very much wanted that to happen. this is not something that is in her comfort zone. and most spouses as they give this kind of speech. but particularly for her because she really has not been on the circuit speaking that much. this is a very, very large audience, national and international. english not her first language. she has been working very hard at this. but wanted her husband to be here and looking at history, i don't remember a time where the spouse has actually introduced.

a big name, willie robertson also a supporter of donald trump.lie, you started off your speech complimenting your beautiful wife and donald's. you said the media elite got it wrong and we should listen to hard working americans. was it a hard working american that got melania's speech wrong last night? >> whoever wrote the original speech should be really fired up. it did seem bizarre. it seemed really strange. you know, i had people help me with my speech, give me a line or two. if they took it from somewhere else i wouldn't know. i don't know the details. >> you don't know the details and you don't necessarily know politics. why get involved now? why would you support a guy like donald trump saying you have a lot of similarities. when you referred to your fan base, red necks from louisiana, this is a rich guy. >> you saw it reflected in the south as well, the vote where i think people thought ted cruz was goirng to win all of these states because he was an evangelical christian. he was with me because he is tough, no nonsense, lays it out there

let's start with cnn's diplomatic editor nic robertson in london. what do we know?> reporter: the saudi arabia interior minister announced the names of one of the bombers. a pakistani man who had been living with his wife and mother-in-law. he was 34 years old. this is relatively unusual you would have a pakistani national involved in one of the attacks in saudi arabia. that is rare. it is almost unprecedented to have three attacks in the space of one day. two of them on opposite sides of the country. amount timed simultaneously. in the second holiest city. approaches a saudi security checkpoint and detonated explosives and killed several and wounded others. in the east of the country, across saudi arabia, a suicide bomber tried to get into a shi'a mosque. he wasn't able to get in. he detonated explosives. he died. no other casualties there. earlier in the morning outside the u.s. consulate, the first time the u.s. premises in saudi arabia have been targeted in this way for a decade or so, a suicide bomber there moving around behaving in a random way. he kills himse

in this case robertson wi nic robertson with more on that. >> reporter: before the 28 leaders could assemblef the day tragically torn off course. >> i speak for every single american when i say that we are horrified over these events and that we stand united with the people and the police department in dallas. >> reporter: despite the deaths in dallas, meetings went ahead. the international terror threat of isis high on the agenda also talking brexit with u.n. leaders easing economic fallout. >> nobody has an interest. >> reporter: ocpinions highlighting those ahead. >> maintaining the closest relations between the eu, uk, european and american interests. >> i would like to repeat here what we have said in brussels the other day that we cannot start negotiations until authorities are notified under article 50 the intention to leave the european union. >> reporter: the intended message of the summit, unity in the face of growing russian aggression that includes the buzzing of u.s. warships, troops on nato's eastern border and building sophisticated missile systems from the north to syria in t

and the judge agreed. >> reporter: robertson claimed he wasn't aware of the problems, and even if he was, had no control over them. the judge sided with neighbors in a precedent setting decision, ordering him to pay each plaintiff $1100. >> bad landlords have an impact on neighborhoods. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5. >> we tried to contact the landlord and the property management company for comment today but we haven't heard back. >>> a new hotel proposal in san jose would create one of the tallest buildings in town. if approved, the 24-story hotel would go up near 101 and 880, not far from the airport. right now the area is mostly home to low rise office buildings. new data on san francisco housing shows why lower earning workers often struggle to buy and keep a home, even when they go for the cheapest properties. the lowest earning third of workers can expect to spend nearly 70% of their income on mortgage payments in the city. that's according to real estate data firm zillow. by comparison, median income buyers can expect to spend about 40%. the highest earners will spend abo

[cheers and applause] >> you are listening to willie robertson.e going to do throughout the hour is go with analysis and go back to the floor and give you a sample of the speakers. we have marcus luttrell coming up. governor rick perry and at the bottom of the hour donald trump on the factor this evening. let's go back to brit hume. now, if you were running the republican party, if you were priebus, reince priebus, would you make an issue out of black lives matter as far as let's make america safe again? would you spotlight this group as a provocateur that's a fuse-lighter? would you do that? >> well, i think it's already been done by donald trump. and whether reince priebus likes it or not, donald trump has pretty much done that and the theme of the convention, as you suggest, bill, on this very day suggests that at a minimum that these recent episodes involving these atrocities against the police are an issue and will continue to be. you know, donald trump is now saying in a way no one has since 1968 that he is the law and order candidate. so th

every time blacks that made roberts robertson this country there has been a concerted backlash against them in the courts and the legislature. it has been coded as protecting democracy or preventing fraud or some other word but it's systemic racism pray this is the first time that someone has connected 150 years of history from 1865 to the present to show the attitudes that were very much alive during reconstruction are sadly very much alive today. they are worded differently but the systemic sense of racism in the pushing down of a minority is still very much in our culture are sad to say. >> host: when is the book coming out? >> guest: publishing on may 31 it is perhaps the most powerful book that i've ever published. the end of it i feel for savant anger but a sense of this is undeniable and we can't deny this is happening. >> host: finally a little bit off the beaten path may be for blooms very and for booktv -- >> guest: roff king is a historian of art in history. his skill is connecting great art with a history that stands behind it and matt and chapman is a story of the water li

our international diplomatic ed tor nic robertson is on the story outside a courthouse. 27 men accused of leading that coup are due in court there. >> reporter: one of those alleged coup leaders is a four star skrrl. we have seen video that's been authorized by the government and still photographs of this four star general. but this particular four star general looked as if he'd been beat beaten. his ear was bandaged. photographs of his arms show bad rope burns on his arms as if he was strung up behind him. all of the 27 with their hands tightly gripped behind their backs. what we understand from lawyers called upon to come and represent these 27 alleged coup leaders is that the lawyers haven't been able to see them until now and won't be able to e e see them until they get in the courtroom. another photograph has emerged of detainees. more than 6,000 people have been rounded up. than process continues. the justice minister yesterday said 6,000 include several thousand judges and officers. we have seen photographs now that show or appear to show a number of those e detainees on their k

george presented her with this portrait by walter robertson. it was a cherished momento depicting washington in his military uniform. i should note martha peter frequently wore this miniature even after washington's death. for example, in february of 1812, phoe. be morris wrote in a letter to her sister describing a ball she attended. there, she observed martha peter wearing two portrait miniatures. the portrait miniature of mrs. washington was probably the 1772 portrait by charles wilson peal. so was the wearing of these portrait miniatures merely a display of devotion or was martha making a brazen statements a proud federalist during president adams administration. as i will discuss momentarily both thomas and martha were outspoken federalist and remained so even after the party fell out of favor. the robertson miniature of washington still retains its original red leather case and forms the foundation of the washington collection at tudor place. another significant object in the washington collection is this trunk that martha peter received

historian james robertson talks about robert e. lee's ties to virginia in the various military campaigns throughout the civil war. he also compares his life after the war to other generals and veterans. discusses his role in the anniversaries of the civil war. this 45 minute talk was sponsored by the shenandoah valley battlefields foundation. >> it's always nice to be the keynote speaker. you can speak in a disjointed way and everyone says this marvelous. i'm going to do a disjointed speaker speech for you this morning, if i may. let's start with a couple of reflections on the confederate battle flag. if politically correct people were capable of understanding history, which they are not they , would complain not about the southern cross banner, they would complain about the stars and bars. the emblem of a government, with slavery as its backbone. the battle flag is different in another sense. a soldier's home was the regiment not the brigade, not , the division. in the regiment he served with friends and neighbors from the same ar

the dynasty star willie robertson was also there.born and live report from cleveland coming up in a few minutes. the first day of protests outside the republican national convention can mostly peaceful in cleveland. some people showed up with handguns in the up and carry state of ohio. connell mcshane has more from cleveland. reporter: the streets of cleveland were quiet at the republican national convention, but also from the protesters throughout the day nonviolent. protesters in cooperation placed riding bicycles and various marches and line through the downtown area. as they churn tonight has said the quicken loans arena in downtown cleveland, we did is that the debate over a higher status as an open carry state layout. two young gentlemen, trump trump supporters of its broadcasts were sporting their weapons, came here with guns to make a statement. >> at the conversation i'm willing to start and most of it without the more dangerous here today than it actually is. again, one of those things where we watched videos of other prote

our nic robertson is covering it for us. he joins me now from warsaw. to know what david cameron is saying about his country's allegiance to nato with the confusing time, to say the least, with the brexit, nic. >> reporter: yeah, well, britain is a large financial contribution towards nato. about a quarter of nato's financial commitment comes from britain. britain one of the first of the 28th of the nato alliance countries to contribute what's now require 2% gdp towards defense spending. 20% of that going on equipment, advanced kwimenequipment, if yo, rather than spending it all on beefing up troop numbers. so britain has a significant commitment. british prime minister david cameron has confirmed that commitment. there have been additional recommitments around the eu for britain to work together openly an transparently, as the brexit is negotiated. but as between nato and the european union to work more closely together on defense issues. and political issues as well. but as between the united states and the european union as well. you know, everyone h

let's begin in nice with cnn's nic robertson.nic, you're outside the killer, the terrorist's house, what have you learned? >> we've learned from neighbors he was a quiet man, he lived separately from his wife and three young children. we know neighbors describe him as a man who would come out of his apartment on the street, walk up the road to a nearby cafe, have a coffee by himself. as you know, going out for a coffee here in france, very normal sort of thing to do. but he wouldn't talk to anyone. that's what the neighbors remarked upon here. he would go out, come back. the police just in the last sort of 45 minutes here have finished a forensic examination of a small delivery truck parked just across the road here. the neighbors say they're not sure if it was his delivery truck, what his connection was to it, but the police blew out the windows of the vehicle when they began the search, then police and forensic protective clothing masks on their faces began a very, very detailed search of the vehicle, lasting about three to fou

pat robertson and senate majority leader bob dole. >> with iowa in his pocket and bush off balance,ole thinks he stands a chance of upsetting the vice president in new hampshire. >> we were morose, we were shaken, we were rattled. lee thought this could break us, that there could be no recovery from this. >> eight days to go before the most important of the nomination polls, the new hampshire primary. >> having lost iowa, if bush doesn't win new hampshire, he's not going to win the nomination. he's dead. d my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back,

and phil robertson with us.ou, too. >> thank you. >> you know, i know you supported ted cruz which is fine. >> you know? people have different choices. it was 17 guys. >> i want to focus on mike pence. if you love ted cruz, you're going to love mike pence. >> you're a surrogate and out spoken voice for him. >> mike pence is the man for this time. he's the most conservative candidate. >> i agree. i had in idea how much i would like him. >> you're going to love him. >> i was beyond impressed. >> all of them, all of them should step up. they said they would and should all endorse the guy who won. >> i had you debating your son on this program. you stepped up. why are they sore losers? >> all candidates that ran for nomination process, the one who's lost should step up. to fall off a cliff. >> how about we see the list, the supreme court justices. very impressive. how about getting rid of obamacare? isn't that enough? >> there is no question about that. the other day she said she's going to over turn. >> it's never

nick robertson reporting live for us this morning.nk you. >>> we also have new video out of saudi arabia to show you. a police robot designated explosives found inside the car of a suicide bomber. the man killed himself just outside of the u.s. consulate this morning as saudi police approached him. two officers were wounded. police became suspicious of the man when he appeared to be wandering aimlessly in the parking lot of a nearby hospital. it's not clear if the bomber is linked to a terrorist group. >>> police now say two people injured in that horrific cafe terror attack in bangladesh are suspects. this is cnn talks to the father of one of the attackers, who says he learned his son was involved after isis released photos of the terrorists. all of this happening as secretary of state john kerry offers fbi help to the bangladeshi government. let's go to where that attack took place. alexandra field is there. hi, alexandra. >> reporter: hi, there, carol. the father of one of the 18-year-old attackers breaking down in tears when he tr

our international diplomatic ed tor nic robertson is on the story outside a courthouse. 27 men accused of leading that coup are due in court there. >> they are. they haven't been able to see their lawyers yet. the first time the lawyers will be able to get to talk to their clients would be inside the courtroom when they are there stepping up to face trial. these are 27 men that the government alleges led the coup. in pictures we have seen that really still pictures and video releases released of the men appear to have got bloodied and bruised faces. one has been badly bruised and rope burns on it as well. all the men paraded in front of the camera with their hands behind their backs. there was just seconds ago a protest outside the courtroom here from supporters of the president erdogan party. his supporters here protesting calling for the death penalty. we know in parliament in ankara they are going to examine that question of whether or not the death penalty can be reinstated for the people alleged to have led this coup. so 27 of them leading military generals will appear in the cour

but when your father's phil robertson, i'm used to that, okay in but i'll say this, donald trump will always, always tell you the truth as he sees it. and that's why we can trust him to make america great again as our next president! thank you. god bless you! [cheers and applause ] >> of the "duck dynasty" clan giving tonight's first primetime speech. let's go to robert costa as we wait for remarks from texas governor rick perry. robert, what have you been able to find out about trump's speech and the headliners the next couple of days? >> reporter: donald trump's acceptance speech on thursday will be perhaps the most consequential moment of his political career, a chance to introduce himself to the country. i've been poking around here all day trying to find out who is actually writing the speech. is trump writing it himself. i've heard that two reagan speechwriters and confirmed this now with the campaign, ben elliott and peter. they are both consulting with trump as he writes this speech. what does this tell us? he's not just going with his populist speechwriter steven miller. he's

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nic robertson for us there in warsaw.nk you. >>> a super typhoon has been downgraded now to a tropical storm as it moves from taiwan toward china. before it weakened the typhoon killed at least three people and injured more than 140. the storm battered taiwan's eastern coast, leaving a path of destruction as it swept the shore. more than 16,000 people forced to leave their homes in that one. >>> ahead here, the dallas police chief says he is heartbroken over the ambush that killed five of his officers. he's endured some personal tragedies of his own during his 30 years on the force. we'll talk about that next. >>> in dallas authorities say the gunman who killed five people -- police officers, excuse me, in a deadly ambush was the lone shooter. but they want to make sure that he had no accomplices. seven officers, two civilians were also wounded in thursday's attack before the gunman was killed. he's been identified as 25-year-old micah johnson. authorities say he told police negotiators he was upset about recent police sh

let's bring in nic robertson in warsaw for us. morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, christine. president obama talked about there being biases and some conscience and some that need to be rooted out. a big chunk of our fellow citizens feel they are treated unfairly because of their color. he went on to quote statistics. african-americans, 30% more likely to be pulled over. hispanics and african-americans, if they are pulled over, three times more likely to be searched. he talked about the respect that he has and the united states has for law enforcement officers. their right to go to work and come home to their families. he asked people to step back and pause and consider that for a while. this is what he said. >> let me just say we have extraordinary appreciation and respect for the vast majority of police officers who put their lives on the line to protect us every single day. they have a dangerous job. it is a tough job. and as i said before, they have a right to go home to their families. just like anybody else on the job.

pat robertson and senate majority leader bob dole. >> with iowa in his pocket and bush off balance, stands a chance of upsetting the vice president in new hampshire. >> we were morose. we were shaken. we were rattled. lee thought this could break us, that there could be no recovery from this. >> eight days to go before the most important of the nomination polls, the new hampshire primary. >> having lost iowa, if bush doesn't win new hampshire, he's not going to win the nomination. he's dead. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. and i quit smoking with i'm chantix. i decided to take chantix to shut everybody else up about me quitting smoking. i was going to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline)

i want to bring in my colleagues clarissa ward and nic robertson, and, nic, you are out there in front of the murder's home, and are they finding any evidence that might lead to a motive for this? >> what the police have said so far is that the prosecutor gave us details of the raid here e earlier today, and he said that they have taken away telephone and i.t. equipment. they say that they have recovered a cell phone are from the cab where he was shot dead by the police as they brought his murderous rampage in that vehicle to a standstill. what we have been able to see here and learn here indeed today by going into the apartment, and i have been able to look in through broken door, and see inside of the apartment that this murder came from. you can see that the drawers have been pulled out. there are things lying around on the floor, and there appears to be an lcd computer-type screen in there, but the police left the apartment that way after they finished searching it. it looks like a rough and ready search there. and we have spoken to the neighbors here, and the neighbor here describ

willie robertson from "duck dynasty", and scott baio from [ "happy days". things were tightly scripted and choreographed. things got off to an unruly start. >> i need your help and cooperation. >> reporter: an outright revolt on the floor. >> you're ignoring delegates who have been elected to this convention. >> reporter: anti-trump delegates tried to call a roll call vote. the chairman of the convention came to the podium and basically rammed the rules through. all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the is have it. >> reporter: pandemonium ensued. we saw the type of discord you basically never see at modern conventions. one guy threw down his credentials. the entire colorado delegation walked out leaving rows of empty seats. and the floor fight was not the only development. hillary clinton was on the trail. usually the candidate from the opposing party lays low during the other party's convention. not this time. >> what can i do to stop the dangerous divisive candidate from getting within 1,000 miles of the white house? it's not enough to yell

from scottsdale, arizona, please welcome back my friend, courtney robertson. >> hello, i'm back. >> w

. >> our international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, is joining us now live from london., theresa may, the second woman to hold the office of prime minister in great britain. tell us a little bit more about her. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, she's been the home secretary -- you might call that homeland security. she's been in that position for about six years. that is almost the longest anyone has held that position in britain for about 200 years. a very important position, a very key position in terms of britain's allies around the world, in terms of fighting terrorism. she's somebody who's known to work incredibly hard to stay up late, reading her notes, often be better read than some of her ministers. she's also known to play her cards close to her chest. she's not somebody who's known to have a strong rapport with the media like previous prime ministers, other ministers who tend to go out and perhaps more often on chat shows, they're more often engaged with journalists. she's very much kept herself to herself. 59 years old. she is really seen here as someone with a lot of

. >> nancy and john robertson took teddy to florida with them but while he was there he escaped from a dog sitter after days of searching the an eye out for him for months until someone spotted teddy in the backyard. >> he saw me and lift up his head and recognized me and it was a beautiful reunion. >> it's been such a blessing to not only have our teddy back but to develop such great friendship. >> yeah we will be friends forever. >> teddy was in pretty rough shape after spending months alone in the woods but as you can see >>> and to see he is home. >> when you think of summer you think of beach and barbeque and ice cream. coming up the spin one local bakery is putting on the treat >>> look for re-- looking for relief from the heat. an ice cream doughnut from a local bakery. >> it looks pretty delicious right >> i from donu in the south end. it sells for 6 bucks and they came up with the idea when they were exme sothinerwe were mesmerizeed by that. >> that's a happy marriage best of both worlds. >> why not. >> we are the most unhealthy eaters everything that is unhealthy oh that's

>> night one of the republican convention also had some celebrity touches, willy robertson from the showck dynasty." >> america is in a bad spot, and we need a president who will have our back. and i can promise you this, no matter who you are, donald trump will have your back. >> reporter: and scott baio, famous for playing chachi on "happy days." >> hillary clinton wants to be president for hillary clinton. donald trump wants to be president for all of us. >> while tonight's event was tightly scripted and choreographed -- >> point of order! >> reporter: the contention got off to an unruly start for trump. >> delegates, once again, i need your help and your cooperation. >> reporter: an outright revolt on the floor. >> you are ignoring delegates who have been elected to this convention. >> reporter: anti-trump delegates tried to force a roll call on the rules which bind the delegates to vote for trump. >> point of order! >> reporter: "nightline" was right there as they put their plan into action. >> this is the ten states. >> yeah. >> reporter: at 12:45 this afternoon, we had the only ca

the fire chief douglas robertson is one of dozens of firefighters en route. >> we could not believe what we were seeing. it looked like a 747 had crashed. >>> it's a big huge column of smoke. >> inside the warehouse, some of napa county wines are stacked floor to ceiling. there are more than 4 million bottles in all. now with temperatures inside the warehouse reaching 2,000 trees the vino turns to vapor. >> it would melt the shrink wrap holding them. then they'd tip over. when one would tip over, it was like a dominoesque. you could hear the crashing glass slamming on the ground. >> when the smoke clear, conservative damage boggled the mind at least $200 million worth of wine is destroyed. >> wow. y you know, we had our entire net worth in that build going seven, eight years, put into a bottle and destroyed by fire. >> reporter: investigators quickly determined the fire was set deliberately. but who would want to ruin all this wine, and why? >> it had all the ingredients you want in a story. >> bill maher is a bay area journalist who writes about the fire. >> it had the money, which sexy

also joining us, our international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining us from london. ben, the weekend bombing in baghdad that killed at least 215 people, the single deadliest attack in iraq since 2003, the political fallout must be enormous right now. what's the latest? >> the defense -- the interior minister, wolf, submitted his resignation today saying that he's doing so because of shortcomings in coordination between iraq's various security services. we don't know if the prime minister al abadi has accepted that resignation but the interior minister is being widely blamed for the bomb that went off saturday night killing more than 215 people. the government is scrambling to create the impression that it's trying to improve security in the capital. overnight, they executed five isis members and said that there are 3,000 others on death row that they would like to execute as quickly as possible as soon as the proper legislation is passed. in the meantime, the government has also imposed much stricter security in and around the capital there. they are studying ways to

thus, we have jerk robertson for barstool sports. is getting called up to make a sports extra debut, and of the mlb trade deadline, all tonight at 11:25, right here on seven and beatty. and the red sox are looking for another one in los angeles, to be able to split the four-game series with the angels. ri othing in the second. trick is to provide the backend of the rotation depth that the process were looking for. after last night's loss to the angels, is now oh and two cents coming over from san diego, with a 7.35 era. the sox have lost seven of their last nine games. >>> in the yankees fire sale at the trade deadline continues, center andrew miller to cleveland for a call across backs, including and fraser, who will become the bomber's top from him. going for it, pulling the trigger on the all-star lefty just a few hours after milwaukee catcher trump the new troy uses no trade clause to avoid a trade to cleveland. final round of the pga championship. jimmy walker holding onto a two-stroke lead over jason day. that is a look at seve

from scottsdale, arizona, please welcome back my friend, courtney robertson. >> hello, i'm back. >> welcomer having me.

nic robertson, we know david cameron had a close working relationship with president obama.ften referred to each other as friends. what do we know of the incoming prime minister theresa may when it comes to her view of the special relationship? >> she views this as a very important relationship. i interviewed her about five years ago as the home secretary in charge of national security and we were talking about national security, about working with the united states. this was at a time when al qaeda was sending some bombs. they sent bombs through britain. she had worked closely with janet napolitano, her opposite number in the united states, and she talked about how important that cooperation is, how important that cooperation is going forward. i think we can absolutely expect more of the same. when it came to the invasion of iraq, theresa may supported that. when it came to supporting the u.s.-led coalition in syria in 2013, she voted for that, and again in 2015, when that vote actually carried, again, she voted for support of the u.s.-led coalition in syria. so i think thi

our international diplomatic editor nic robertson is outside of the attacker's apartment, and of course, our national security correspondent jim sciutto is here in washington watching the development developments. let's go to clarissa to find out the latest where where you are. >> we are here, and you can see the beginning of the promenade des anglais. and this is an area that is beloved around the world, and by the french people x themselv, t. and this is a pop yuou are larvaeication destination, and police would not allows us to take any pictures or video, but we were allowed the peek behind there, but i will deskrcribe wh it is like. incredibly eerie, wolf, and incredibly empty. there were blankets on the ground and not clear what they were covering and tent which had been destroyed lying twisted on the ground, and also, the wreckage of bicyclesed that ha been crumpled by the force. flowers left by mourners. really, just the surreal thing to to see in a place that is normally teeming with people. at one stage i saw a truck going by, and the back was filled with crumpled bicycles and

david robertson gives up four runs including the go homer to adam lindsey.three-run show and ms happy to go. >>> 4-3 winners. >>> mid-july. why do we care about a basketball game. bulls down three to the wolves, closing second, former michigan state star denzel valentine. that's a three-pointer to tie the game up and mom and dad love it so we're going to ot. in ot tie game, who's going to win it? denzel valentine is going to win it and the bulls go undefeated in the summer league. they win and still not sure that's the craziest thing that happened in vegas on monday night. >> that doesn't make the top 30 on monday. the weekend doesn't make the top 100. i believe that's all we have, is that correct. >> that's all we have. >> valentine, i heart you, america. >> thank you. >>> up next in "the pulse," one of the most talked about moments from the rnc, that dramatic entrance from donald trump now drawing some comparisons. >>> and paul ryan under fire for posting this picture of capitol hill interns. can you spot why? >> what's wrong with it? who knew hpv could le

sharon robertson saw our story and saw better days. here is what she did, buying them a brand new back board and rim talking to us what motivated her. >> reporter: to see that positive interaction with the young men, they just had such a great time. it was amazing, thank you. she says it will make her appreciate things even more as she said that in this case they couldn't afford a new basketball hoop and she could at that moment, only taking a moment to be kind, i love that story. >>> if you are just joining us with a look at tonight's stories, the historic day where for the first time that the woman was nominated for president. when they would cast their vote putting hillary clinton over the top. senator bernie sanders later took the floor to

i'm michelle robertson. what investigators want you to know. >>> i'm robert honda live in san jose, where a long delayed hospital project appears to be back on track. coming up, we'll show you the progress being made by santa claire why county and turner construction and how all this will help patients. >>> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri at the valley humane society where we have cute puppies with us today. we're going to talk more about our clear the shelters event and how you could make take home something as cute as this in a few minutes. what at first appeared to be an innocent approach by a man on a bicycle -- turned into a frightening situation for a girl th >>> what first appeared to be an innocent approach by a man on a bicycle turned into a frightening situation for a girl on the peninsula. she was walking near the corner of douglas and fair oaks in red wood city when a man tried to kidnap her. michelle roberts is live near that area. >> reporter: the girl was about four blocks away

. >> reporter: california delegate scott robertson was right in the middle of it. >> it was extremely intense. >> reporter: he traveled 2400 miles to be here. and as a san francisco real- estate developer and businessman -- >> i think the first thing that ted has done is betrayed himself. >> reporter: he says is cruz cut trump bad daily. >> what does he want to do, betray the party's front runner when we're going against hillary clinton? that's a mistake. >> reporter: and with mike pence making a powerful speech last night, the issue for trump is still basic unity before his party can get on with the business of the general election. senate's been exhausting. i'm a little tired, but i'm looking forward to tonight. >> reporter: that issue of unity plaguing this entire convention during the last three days. one of them most responsible is the rnc chairman priebus. let's listen in. >> as the chairman of a party that is carrying the torch of liberty. these are the party of the open doors. to some people, and some presidents, america is just another country. to republicans, america is the

nic robertson is live in london with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, john, this suicide bomber attacked and detonated his explosives when police approached him. he was in the car park of a major hospital, about ten yards away from the u.s. consulate. this is situated in the middle of the city there. unlike riyadh, where the embassy is behind multiple layers of the security in sort of an ambassad ambassadorial type area. this bomber, it's not clear what his intention was to target, but the fact he was so close to the consulate is going to raise concerns that that was the target. it could have been much worse. police discovered three more explosives in his vehicle. he detonated or was approached by the police and detonated his explosives about 3:00 in the morning. so in the early hours of the morning, the police sent in a bomb disposal team with a robot. they took apart the vehicle, took apart the explosives, detonated those other explosives. the consulate itself was targeted by gunmen back in 2004. no one has claimed responsibility fo

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you got to give me 20 seconds on this because it sounds like mister robertson facing nasty criticismust of the movie? >> no. it is the question war film. it is phil robertson telling the american people how christianity is under siege at home and around the world and how christians are being murdered across the world and how basically what saved america is our faith. stuart: thanks for joining us. you are in cleveland, i am sure you will pop up on screen soon. look at this. check the big board, higher still. we are up 50 points at 18,610. 22 -- >> because hillary clinton becomes president, we need everything we say. and regulation and taxes are coming. stuart: moving on to facebook. it hit all-time highs, that is pretty close to the all-time high, $121.52. look at good video, that is a dust storm outside phoenix, arizona. it is a giant dust storm. drivers were warned to don't drive through that, used to visibility. a wall moving across the land, excellent video. the mother of michael brown, the man killed in ferguson, missouri, will be speaking at the democrat convention. what do you