there were people running, trying to go, run into hotels, there were people running into tunnels and to where there was a parking area. the people were just running for cover. like i said, most of the people didn't even see actually what was happening, but they knew that something was happening as they had to run and they had to hide, so it doesn't surprise me when you say people were jumping into the sea. i didn't see that, but, yeah, i mean it is very much a possibility because really it was one of the largest crowds i've seen, that i've ever been in the middle of. it was sheer panic. it was find a space and cover yourself. and just parents, that was the worst thing watching couples and parents running with their children. the terror just, just, their fear. i felt their fear. i was scared for people as well as for myself. i just can't understand how people can -- how people can behave like this. and why there is so much hate in the world. excuse me. >> it is a good question and no one can really understand it right now, paul, and -- >> we just want to say that we, we, along with yo

in a run in the fifth, and then hit a two-run shot off antonio bastardo in the seventh inning. the first batter bastardo faced. murphy also took him deep on thursday night. on one hop, nice play by walker to retire revere. mlb.tv premium, the number one live streaming sports service, delivers everything you have come to expect and more. watch every out-of-market game live in hd on over 400 supported devices. visit mlb.tv for details. >> tom: ben revere thought he did his job thereby getting the ball to the right side, but heisey held up. he wasn't sure if walker might have been able to catch that on the fly. he just didn't get a good read on that. >> kenny: so heisey takes his leadoff of second, here's jayson werth, who has walked his last two times up and would come around to score on both occasions. >> tom: there's that man again. boy, it seems like there's always runners on base, too, when he comes up. >> kenny: athelstan et al. stas seal got his nickname. >> tom: the man, at brooklyn, at pittsfield. >> kenny: fans would say there is that man again, and he would say, stan th

run for mayor in 2001.ecided not to run against giuliani which was an iffy race. he and i were tied impulses the wide. tied in thewere polls. then i fell in love with the senate. ikes.uld take h i would read and caused during the hike -- positive during the hike.- pause during the two other people who were unheard of rain. richmond chuck schumer -- congressman chuck schumer and other person. it was a strong lineup. thats only me who realized al d'amato was honorable. -- honorable. lnerable. i love to chuck schumer. -- lost to chuck schumer. i ended up working against and with so many freaks of nature like chuck schumer. look, he has merited himself to the brink of being the senate minority majority leader. >> why do you say he is a better politician and what does that mean? >> that is a very good question. like, not only knows the gene that, but we know it when we see it. chuck was that and i was that. nader andwith ralph advocacy. talent that is relevant. chuck had a legislative talent that he fought legis

in a run in the fifth, and then hit a two-run shot off antonio bastardo in the seventh inning. the first batter bastardo faced. murphy also took him deep on thursday night. on one hop, nice play by walker to retire revere. mlb.tv premium, the number one live streaming sports service, delivers everything you have come to expect and more. watch every out-of-market game live in hd on over 400 supported devices. visit mlb.tv for details. >> tom: ben revere thought he did his job thereby getting the ball to the right side, but heisey held up. he wasn't sure if walker might have been able to catch that on the fly. he just didn't get a good read on that. >> kenny: so heisey takes his leadoff of second, here's jayson werth, who has walked his last two times up and would come around to score on both occasions. >> tom: there's that man again. boy, it seems like there's always runners on base, too, when he comes up. >> kenny: athelstan et al. stas seal got his nickname. >> tom: the man, at brooklyn, at pittsfield. >> kenny: fans would say there is that man again, and he would say, stan th

you have to know what you are running.his is not just a job, this is service to the public and you have to know in your heart what you are doing it or you will never be able to answer that question effectively to the people you are asking support from. all that adds up into messaging, finance, organization, commitment. you can't add time to the clock. every day you give up as the day you never get back. greta: we have about 10 minutes left in the conversation. apologies, chairman. i will go to emily for the next question. emily: image in the gop has the largest majority since 1928. that happened last year under your watch. the regret not going out on that high note and riding off into the sunset? any second thoughts about taking on this responsibility? rep. walden: yeah, thank you for that. i heard that a lot from some of my friends and colleagues who said what are you thinking? you know next year is going to be harder. was it wouldn't be fair to the conference to grab that prize, the biggest majority since 1928 in what li

my first thought is i'm going to get run over and crushed by the crowd. we started running. charles: i'm sorry, go ahead. did you follow the crowd? did you try to find out what was going on? >> there were about two seconds where a friend of mine try today start filming it and we realized quickly we need today start running. so we started running in the direction and there's a police

and so maybe that means he's going to be running with donald trump as trump's vice presidential running mate. maybe it does. we will see. who knows? maybe fox just fired him for a week and they're going to hire him back after the convention, once trump names mike pence as his vice presidential running mate. who knows. it's almost not worth speculating on at this point if only we don't have to speculate for long. we just have to hold our breath and wait. we're going to find out by the end of this week. so your guessing time is almost up. the real unanswered question is whether or not the sort of thing that is worth worrying about, particularly for republicans, is whether the vice presidential running mate announcement, whoever it is, the real thing to worry about, the real thing to wonder about, is whether it's going to work. whether it's going to be a big enough deal that it's going to make a difference in the campaign. because the latest data about the campaign, about the race between donald trump and hillary clinton, the latest data is really bad for donald trump. the latest pough nat

but now, he's the choice for running mate.l ryan, four years ago, the running mate to mitt romney. jonathan karl, mike pence does know his way around washington. >> he said he wanted someone with experience he doesn't have. and this was the unifying pick, to satisfy the conservative. >> mike pence. [ cheers and applause ] >> mr. chairman, delegates, friends and my fellow americans, thank you from the bottom of my heart. i am deeply humbled by your confidence, and on behalf of my family here and gone, i accept your nomination to run and serve at vice president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] let me thank speaker paul ryan for that gracious welcome. you're a true friend, and great american leader. paul knows me well, and knows the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican, in that order. [ cheers and applause ] you know, i'm new to this campaign. and honestly, i never thought i'd be standing here. i thought i'd be spending this evening with all my fr

blanco has singled home a run. the only run the giants have scored. he has also striked out and walked. base hit, trevor brown will come up next. they have the right-hander, kelly, ready in the bullpen and dusty baker is going to go for him. kelly, who ended up getting the final out last night and struck out angel pagan with the bases loaded in the ninth he comes on here with two down, a runner at first. washington ahead 4-1. we'll be right back. ♪ with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jon: nationals 4, giants one. two down, runner at first and shawn kelley, number 27 brought in by dusty baker to get the final out here. trevor brown coming up and eduardo nunez would be due up after him in the ninth spot in the

. >> i'll run as far as i can run and walk until i feel better like so i can run again.out, i couldn't run half a block. >> reporter: were you saying i can't do this. >> i was asking myself, what am i doing to myself? walking and running and following a simple diet, cutting out the fast food i was eating five, six days a week, made a big, big difference. >> reporter: he felt like he predicted he would. walking and short burst of running made him not want to throw away the exercise effort with bad food choices. >> why would you sabotage yourself, if you're going to go out and do half hour of any sort of exercise, why are you going to come home and eat gate tore aid or power bar and gain more calories than you just burned off. >> once i a started seeing the numbers come down, you want to maintain. >> reporter: he also learned what many don't realize, sugar is the evil ingredient in almost anything. to salad dressings and healthy grain nods. >> they put sugar in our bread. all this low fat, no fat and instead of the fat, they put the sugar. the sugar can't be processed and

that's the way i run my foundation and every foundation should be run that way. a direct shot at the clinton foundation without naming it. now another development, the power has gone out here. the delegates have to watch the actual speakers themselves, not the big monitors on which they have been displayed. so a little bit of excitement with donald trump arriving and a little technical issue. >> the power remains on, john. thank you. but all the video systems in the entire hall have gone down. all the giant screens. we're told it's a technical issue with the video electron anything and now the power in the hall. gayle king is down there on the floor. gayle? >> scott, they're making all kinds of jokes on the floor like how come nobody played the bell? what happened? didn't they know the convention was happening? when ted cruz did not endorse donald trump, i had been sitting with the indiana delegation, is he going to endorse or now? many thought he would. when he didn't, everybody booed. the indiana delegation has to be the most excited group in the house. that's

running and you just kind of can't help but run with them. you have no idea what you are running from. >> one witness said it was much later the shooter learned and she knew what she was running for. >> a sign of solidarity and support. >> a summer day outside the embassy of france as people stop blowing dosh -- by to show support. at a time when words seem inadequate, walking by the embassy draped in the french flag. >> i wanted them to know that someone is supporting them. >> he is not french and he has never been to france but this is the second time he has worn the flag in as many days. last night he wore it to a bastille day celebration. >> i thought i should words -- where it there because of the celebration and then i decided to where it is my. >> more signs of support outside the embassy where extra security is in place. apprehensive americans stopped by to plan their trips to france unsure if they should visit the country facing so much tragedy and terror. >> it does make things harder. if you are here because you know you're not sur

let's put it that way.pe i was running in 2010. carly fiorina was considered the top tier candidate. she had millions when she got io her golden parachute when she got fired from hewlett-packard. shed millions of dollars or so into the race. and the race was neck and neck. we were trying to help the president with stimulus bills. of a number standing on the floor just looking at as losing tens of thousands of jobs a month, and we wound up losing 8 million jobs in the recession. california was a mess. the real estate situation hit us. we were struggling.. families were distraught. and i'm running for reelection, and carly is blaming everything from even when it rains. and villagers we didn't have a drought. she is blaming everything on me, and it's tight.e, and i'm saying we don't want to elect or because she shipped jobs overseas. she said barber boxers responsible for the recession. there's no climate change. so anyway, flash forward, shahzad i think it was a cnn, as a matter of fact, and everythinl she's saying is being recorded

was running domestic policy, what did that leave for the president? and, there were other problems in terms of this, the staff of the mystic council -- domestic council and to report through regular channels and not just the vice presidents. the whole experiment of having the vice president running domestic council didn't work. vice president rockefeller, notwithstanding the good relationship between president ford and vice president rockefeller, wasn't consulted on many important matters. ultimately he was dropped from and the last 1976, time a vice president hasn't been asked to run for reelection or election with the president. presidencythe vice did,y develop, as it later under the 40-rockefeller regime? president ford wanted it to happen. i think if this happened, in part because they started off with the wrong vision of the office -- vice president rockefeller's ideal was that he could be powerful if he had a particular piece of the government to run. and yet by taking that view of he really ended up buying a bunch of problems for himself. with

we always say run, hide, fight, and in this case, a lot of people were running, but we had a vehicleas very unfortunate. >> and, steve -- >> the vehicle went a whole mile. >> what do you think of the wepgs weapons found inside the truck, as well? >> there's still an investigation going on as to whether those are righteous weapons and explosives. they have been able to get access to firearms in other attacks. they have to look at how they're getting firearms to use them. the fact that the firearms and the explosives are in the back, it's interesting. it makes me wonder if there was somebody else that were going to be involved in the attack. so once the truck stopped, then they were going to join in in the fight. that's something that has to be looked at. the explosives, you know, how they get the explosive, they can build the explosives in their mother's kitchen. there's actual isis and al qaeda propaganda and rhetoric and information that guides these sympathizers and how they build these types of explosives. that's something that's fairly readily accessible. the question is if it's

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's loud only two runs. phillies strike first. first inning cameron rupp, three run shot. phillies jump out to the three to nothing lead. they are in the done. high five continues, third inning, codey asche, codey smashy, it is, upper deck. asche, and miguel franco, three, four, five hitters combining for six rbi, six hits and three home runs. that is franco in the eighth. phillies win seven-two. they have won seven out of their last ten. >> they have found their groove. we're clicking on all slinkers, defensively, offensively, pitching has been better. we are playing all over good ball and having fun. >> we have sustain our offense since we left on the road trip and we have carried it through coming back home. we have gone through quite a bit of a spin of ten days where we have been swinging the bats pretty well. >> all right. the phillies will be giving struggling starter aaron nola extra time to clear his head. nola will not make his next start thursday in colorado. he will not pitch again until after the all-star break. phillies are shutting him down. nola is healthy d

the conventions chose the running mate and they often generally chose the running mate in order to balance the ticket either on ideological grounds or geographical grounds. sometimes you'd have presidential candidates and vice presidential candidates who disagreed were on opposite sides of major issues of the day. sometimes it was used to secure a deal for the nomination of a presidential candidate. sometimes a politician from a swing state was chosen as the vice presidential candidate between 1904 and 1916 there were eight vice presidential candidate, five of them from the state of indiana. often times the vice presidential candidates in the 19th century were really pretty undistinguished people. chester arthur, who was james garfield's vice president before he succeeded president garfield, before he became vice president the highest position that he ever held was as the collector of customs in the port of new york garrett hobart, vice president mckinley's vice president, never held any public office other than state legislature in the state of new jersey. william king, who was franklin p

the two running mates will be the most two popular people running. >> interesting observation. >> thank you. >>> let's get the reaction from republicans now, donald trump of course coming off his acceptance speech at the rnc and unleashing a new tirade today trying to settle some old scores. katy tur is outside trump tower in manhattan for us. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. there is immediate spin from the gop, reince priebus tweeting tim kaine does nothing to unify a fractured democrat base repelled by her dishonesty and chrome yes m. this is after a c convention out of their own. donald trump off message with an ax to grind. taunting ted cruz for refusing to endorse him wednesday night. >> he may have ruined his political career. i feel so badly. >> reporter: the real tirade hours after the campaign's attempted course correction. last night feature daughter ivanka in prime time with a softer touch. >> at my father's company, there are more female than male executives. women are paid equally for the work that we do. >> reporter: trump with a hammer. >> this is the legacy of h

sending scores running for their lives. we'll here from eyewitnesss and get you a live report just ahead. >> intelligence officials are scrambling to see if there are any others involved in coordinating the attack. the effects are being felt at home as security is front and center ahead of the republican national convention. >> donald trump and hillary clinton calling for the means to win the war on terror. and trump putting his big announcement today on hold. there's a fresh take on the current state of the race on this friday, july 5th. >> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we'll begin with the breaking news overseas. french officials are being clear this morning. they say what happened in nice was a terror attack. >> a white truck plowed through a crowd of people. french officials say at least 84 people are confirmed dead, including some children. many others in critical condition, and up to 40,000 people were at the celebration for bastille day among the famous promenade. the attack sent them runn

hundreds running for safety. witnesses panicking. >> we started hearing shrieks and at the first moment people were running they were zig zagging left and right. we didn't know which way to run. i have never seen anything like it. people just leaving strollers, leaving bags on the floor and running at full speed in the opposite direction. the looks of complete terror and panic on their faces. >> reporter: it happened on the promenade in nice on the famed french riviera. one eyewitness said the truck hopped the curb, zig zagging at a high speed and reports of shots fired. the interior ministry saying several dozen are likely dead. the french president holding a crisis meeting. the mayor of nice warning people to stay indoors. fears of another terrorism attack. >> people taking a truck or a small car and ramming them into individuals or crowds in order to kill them with the most improvised device they have at hand. >> reporter: it comes eight months after the isis attack on paris. several sites struck then. cafes,

actually, he's run a few.rump ads are short, cheaply produced ones like this. ♪ >> why was hillary barking, and is that a good ad? the man who bloomberg news service says invented the republican internet says trump's strategy is the way of the future. he's vincent harris, what do you mean? way of the future? >> well, i think that donald trump's campaign gets better than any other campaign in the history of american politics today's fragmented media environment. voters consume news and information not just by watching tv, but they go home for tv, screen one, laptop, screen two, and phone in the hand is screen three. he understands screen two and three are places to reach voters, and that ad we saw was a wonderful example of that. that ad is the exact type of ad people share, and my friends on facebook pass along and see it. >> and it's short, and facebook people stopwat watching after -- >> after 22 seconds according to a recent study. if an ad is longer than 22 seconds, people are going to discard it and move

he may want to run.and rely on them to be on message and say the same thing has presidential campaign would say. if trump gets in a controversy and will pence be on the team and be on message as much as he needs to be as a running mate. >> this comes as the back drop of the nice terror attacks. this was supposed to be 2:00 oastern time. trump released the name on twitter. no surprise to most people and it is officially pence now. and what does the terror attack do in term was how voters will look at the combination running for the white house. >> and given recent event. trump campaign was critized for the handling after the orlando attacks and response to previous attacks. it is interesting, trump does better than hillary clinton when asked about national security and terrorism. it is his handling received criticism and his postpone was a counter to how he handled evens before. we are heading into p the republican national convention next week in cleveland. and so i would not be surprised if we see trump

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that hisen governor run started in 2010.s a really big team and he has very high approval ratings. he is at 60% approval ratings overall and 80% with republicans. host: would it be normal for the governor to hand over his infrastructure to the nominee? ms. bischoff: sure. this is a very abnormal campaign . the fact that you have speech is being given on the floor that jeers andboos and you have people standing on the floor that are giving speeches who are not endorsing the nominee. there are empty seats. i was on the floor last night when governor pence was giving his address and i would a half of the seats in the ohio delegation were empty and people were sitting down, they were not jumping up and cheerleading. why? from the neighboring state of indiana, why not listen? ms. bischoff: they are just not thrilled with the trump ticket. morning.ood this is actually my first time voting, my first time sitting and watching the rnc and i will have to say that i have been very proud of the republican party and how they have conduct

from his re-election race if he is going to run for vp and has until noon today. he's in. sources tell abc news that indiana's governor mike pence has a new job offer to be donald trump's running mate. >> we will be very, very strong if i win. >> reporter: pence arrived at a new york hotel thursday for a joint announcement today but trump postponed it saying in the wake of the attacks in nice it's not the right time. on fox news trump also praised all three vice presidential finalists. >> i have great respect for newt, for chris, chris christie, we have some tremendous people in the republican party. but i'll be making the announcement at the appropriate time. >> reporter: after stumping for trump pence apparently nailed his vp audition. >> donald trump understands the frustrations in the hopes of the american people like no other american leader in my lifetime since ronald reagan. >> reporter: pence is a 57-year-old born again christian, a first term governor, a congressman and a former radio and television talk show host and trump hopes he'll reassure skeptical

she had run for governor before is a wonderful mayor.i had this little tiny district and i was considered more progressive so it was a tougher run. then really the stay was more purple. now it's blue but it was quite purple british. >> host: but the anita hill hearings put attention on the fact that there were no women. what i love about the story is diane who was then in a stronger position. you can't have two jewish women running at the same time and diane you are still in your primary. she campaigned for you and she said one of her famous lines, 2% 2% -- >> guest: may be good for the content of milk but it's not enough to have 2% of the senate women. >> host: there were only two women in the senate at the time. >> guest: then i would get the question are you serious do you think two jewish women, has ever had two women number one and there had never been a jewish center has far as i know. i have to go back but i don't think so. i can't write off the top of my head believe it. >> they said how do you ever expect jewish women to do it a

you run with our team. we'll work hard to race money. i didn't have to worry about the creation of a team because tammy helped me there. every single member of her team, media, poll, print, even fund-raising was her team. so we did that and we just focused on fund-raising and we, like i said, we started from nothing. we were trying to raise about a million dollars for the primary. we came in a little bit short. so that delayed our, our tv buys but we had one solid month of tv and that got us over the top. now, incredible, we started 20 points down. we won by 18. so we swung that 38 points which is a lot of work. >> does it feel like though, that you have to continually fund raise? are you able to focus on the legislative work and the constituent work as much as you'd like to? >> you know, just right now unfortunately nature of the job but we are spending considerable amount of time fund-raising. and, networking and developing relationships, both here in d.c. and also in hawaii. you know, it is expensive to run a congressional campaign. o

you saw people starting to run, people screaming, people running away from the beachfront. around the same time, there was a large white truck that was going the other direction, that was, you know, going pretty rapidly, which was odd, considering the -- you know, considering the traffic and how many people were out. that it would be moving that fast. and you heard kind of thumps or either shots -- it was hard to tell what. and then it became pretty clear, pretty quickly, that something was, you know, horribly off and not -- you know, not where it was supposed to be. >> ryan with such confusion around all of this, were other people like you who were having dinner and around, were they just as caught off guard by this? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, nobody really knew what to make of it. nobody really knew what was happening. it wasn't until we knew something was wrong. everyone was running away screaming, but it wasn't until after a minute after the truck had gone by and you were looking and you could see there were bodies down on the sidewalk across the street that you kind

reagan had already said he did not want to be his running mate. host: and john sears is still alive today. guest: still alive. host: your book talks about -- something we missed today. the silly hats. some pictures from 1976. we will listen to chad from north carolina on the republican line. with craig shirley. good morning. caller: i heard the comment about jesse ventura and he was kind of what i think what our founding fathers wanted. he was not a career politician. he had been in navy seal, which less than 1% of military becomes. he, you know, he was from the private sector. he saw what he thought was that needed and fixed it. in my opinion, i grew up in georgia. carter there is not another , president who built houses. he still teaches sunday school at 90 years old in plains, georgia. i think reagan was a powerful speaker and he was kind of -- people trusted reagan. he was probably the best figurehead country has ever had. i think he did a really good job. that is just my opinion. host: this is chronicling ronald reagan, "last act," the final

one eyewitness said everyone was calling "run, run, run, there's an attack. we thought the shots were fireworks. there was great panic. we were running too because we didn't want to stick around and we went into a hotel to get safety." witnesses report to the associated press, a nice native who spoke to a.p. near the promenade, said that he saw the truck drive into the crowd, and then witnessed the man emerge with that gun and begin shooting. bodies everywhere, carnage in the streets. also from bfm television, a number of pictures that have been coming out through twitter and they are, again, beyond disturbing. nice, the local government has just issued this. emergency operations are in progress. keep calm and avoid the downtown area. follow officials to be -- official accounts to be informed. the truck driver continued over a long distance, and i've been trying to get a sense for how many people, what long a distance this was, but no one has given us an estimate just yet. the video, which i witnessed just a few minutes ago, showed an area at least the length

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when they start to wear out. >> my running shoes never run out.en i put them on. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, now for rick williams, the runner, cecily tynan, and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams, join us tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> lets run over to "action news" at 5:00, up next what local voters are saying about the presidential race, after the fbi recommend she not face charges in her email scandal. and keeping an eye on the evening commute as septa officials ask for patience. >> the new evidence that police in delaware want to you see in hopes of tracking down a would be kidnapper. next at 5:00. >> lets do it. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> although there are evidence of potential violations on the statutes of filing classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. that is fbi director james comey recommending no charges

we are running field tests right now. you know there is a lot of questions about sort of what kind of environment it will work on and the spectrum is high frequency spectrum actually. there is different bands the commissioner is looking at to open up. because it is high frequency it has different propagation characteristics so we have to do trials in certain environments. we are determined and it is big priority and we are determined to have a product in the market sometime next year which is two or three years sooner than conventional wisdom planned. >> what are some specific applications you think could change the way people live? >> guest: there is a lot of possibilities. in the health care space it is interesting. one thing i talked about is a remote monitoring service. what kind of application can monitor senior citizens who are living at home and you want to monitor and know when he or she takes their medication or how they are walking and doing that particular day. that is a possibility. there is a fixed wireless b