>> sean: yeah.ssachusetts, and i was going to get hazed for being from san francisco. >> anthony: okay so san francisco for you as a kid was uh -- >> sean: i just remember all sorts of factions like there were all these skinheads and skaters, because that was like from the teenager's point of view, but then there were all the old hippies and like the slightly older beatniks, and everything was really cheap. i don't think san francisco has become an expensive rental town until maybe like the last ten years. >> chef: ok! >> anthony: i love it, sort of this pan pacific thing. >> sean: well they have that like weird kind of tandoori japanese chinese oven. >> anthony: right. it's really good. >> sean: it's really good. do you want that rib? >> anthony: no, no, go ahead. >> sean: i'm taking it. okay. >> anthony: i mean, the narrative you're hearing from a lot of people here now is, the evil techies are coming, driving up rents, pushing out with the mom and pop, you know, restaurants. >> sean: well that's

it's not true, sean. the american public will support any war that is just if the leadership in washington explains to them the stakes involved. look at world war ii. we mobilized 12 million americans to destroy the nazis. we need the leadership in d.c. to say, look, if we don't win this war, your children may be targeted. that's what it takes. >> dr. gorka, i always appreciate having you on. i wish, again, we see evil in our time. america defeated fascism and naziism and imperial japan, and america can defeat this evil enemy in our time, but we better have the will and desire and knowledge and understanding of what it is we're facing, or we will not win. dr. gorka, thank you. we'll continue. we'll monitor breaking news out of nice and france and the latest on this very evil terror attack. we'll check in next with former speaker of the house newt gingrich as we continue from cleveland, ohio, ahead of the rnc convention. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling

jonathan. >> reporter: hi, sean. right now i'm standing on airline highway which is closed down because of the protest you see going on behind me. the protesters moved to this area because this is the location of police headquarters here in baton rouge. they wanted to confront the police directly. now, there is a division among the protesters, those who want to remain orderly and just make their point, and others who actually want to -- who want -- and others who are unafraid of risking arrest. so several times protesters would walk out into the highway, shutting down traffic. police would come in. they would create a phalanx and then push them back to the curb. well, shortly after sunset, they made another attempt to shut down the highway. the highway was closed down for a while. police came back in, and then they issued a warning that they are about to reopen the highway to traffic, and anyone who steps out on the highway, any of the protesters, are being threatened with arrest. now, based on the two divisions that

sir, not a surprise to me. >> not a surprise, sean. this name has been out there at the top of the list for quite some time and there was even some scurrying around about the exact timing which she'd tweet delay. there was -- today. tim kaine is not a surprise. it's a selection that's a safe one for hillary clinton. he's from virginia, a very important swing state. he has held a number of offices. he's a former governor of virginia, now the u.s. senator from virginia. he's been the chairman of the democratic national committee. he's very well known and generally well liked in the democratic party. considered not quite a blue dog for a conservative democrat but at least a centrist, and he differs with hillary clinton on a variety of things. he's a strong supporter of free trade, and while he hasn't said specifically he'd vote for the transpacific partnership. hillary clinton has said she opposes it. he has supported in the past a variety of of issues that hillary clinton doesn't agree with. he is catholic. he is pro-life although he doe

>> i don't think he's silent on them, sean.hink -- >> nine times he's spoken out in eight years. 3,459 murders, mostly black on black crime, and he's been virtually silent. why? >> well, i think part of what you have to look at, sean is although he's the president, he has a congress that continues to defy him every day that they can. >> that doesn't fit his racial narrative and agenda, larry? >> congress is stopping him from doing what he wants to do? that is absurd. the number one problem in the african-american community is the absence of fathers. i interviewed the head of the naacp several years ago. i said as between the presence of white racism, which is what black lives matter is all about, versus the absence of black fathers, which poses a bigger threat to the black community? without missing a beat, sean, he said the absence of black fathers. obama, in another time, said that a kid raised without a dad is five times more likely to be poor and commit crime, nine times more likely to drop out of school, 25 more likely to

sean: great to be here.ernando: there has been some concern among republicans that the gop has moved too far to the right. what do you think ? sean: if you look at the issues we have on government and how big government should be and the impact it has on economy, having a strong national defense, and a military so we can address the threats in the world. between do in -- what do we do in immigration? should we be able to secure our border but then deal with the inflow and out flow of people that need to come into our country? all of those things are common sense on the conservative side on how we are actually going to fix the country and make it work. fernando: many of the views reflected in the platform, seem to be out of step where most americans are. most americans support gay marriage, for example. most americans support religious liberty as well, but not to the exclusion of other liberties. is there a risk here that the party has moved not towards the electorate but beyond the electorate? sean: fernando

sir, not a surprise to me. >> not a surprise, sean. this name has been out there at the top of the list for quite some time and there was even some scurrying around about the exact timing which she'd tweet delay. there was -- today. tim kaine is not a surprise. it's a selection that's a safe one for hillary clinton. he's from virginia, a very important swing state. he has held a number of offices. he's a former governor of virginia, now the u.s. senator from virginia. he's been the chairman of the democratic national committee. he's very well known and generally well liked in the democratic party. considered not quite a blue dog for a conservative democrat but at least a centrist, and he differs with hillary clinton on a variety of things. he's a strong supporter of free trade, and while he hasn't said specifically he'd vote for the transpacific partnership. hillary clinton has said she opposes it. he has supported in the past a variety of of issues that hillary clinton doesn't agree with. he is catholic. he is pro-life although he doe

it's only getting worse, sean.only getting worse. >> we had men and women in military that were told to change their clothes four times out of uniform. >> as opposed to going and getting people who were getting shot at. >> they never sent anybody to help these americans under attack. it's unbelievable. >> they're not helping the soldiers there. they're making career decisions. they're not making patriotic decisions. they're not making america first decisions. they're making career decisions there. >> last question. how soon can we expect a v.p. choice? >> hopefully fairly soon. hopefully in the next couple of weeks. he's really putting a tremendous amount of -- >> before the convention maybe? >> time and attention. listen, time will tell. time will tell. >> you're not giving me anything on this, are you? >> he's putting a lot of work into it. it's arguably the most important decision any candidate has to make and it's taking it incredibly seriously. >> thank you for being with us. >>> when we come back, who should

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but sean has the perfect time to jump.e's part of the red bull's air force and he's not just a sky diver. he also likes the cloud surf as a kid didn't he used to just look at those clouds and wish you could just go skiing or serving down them? >> sean is in to a lot more than just training in this scenario. and yes he's going to go right through these clouds, basically blind from about two miles up. >> he adds new meaning to head in the clouds. >> now this is just a warm-up for riding -- >> riding lightning? you don't want to get close to lightning, nick. >> sean does. he knows it's going to make an incredible piece of video. >> it's also going to make an incredible -- >> he's crazy. ♪ it's like they're shooting for like the greatest facebook profile photo or something like that. >> that looks spectacular. it doesn't look like he's flying. it really looks like he's snowboarding in the clouds. >> pretty neat. throws his canopy out. makes a very safe landing. and they got their shot. >> oh. >> that's great. i got to say, tha

lee-sean: right.na, i worked in traditional philanthropy and nonprofits, as well, and kind of with traditional founundations, you know, t the'e spending 6 figurures to give awy 7 or spending 7 to give away 8, you know, and for a $1,000 microgrant, we're not going to be doing sorort of report backss about impact assessment or about really deep kind of due diligence, because $1,000 is just a way to learn and to experiment. you know, in the 5 years we've been doing this, we've only had one project not work out, and the guy acactually gave back the rest of the money. so, you know, there's that sort of social trust there, too, um, where we don't have to do a lot of due diligegence because we make it a public thing, and people know that, you know, if they're not going to exexecute, they can gie the money back, or they can talk about it and sort of have that relationship rather than this sort of formality. mike: well, and, you know, you're making some really interesting points. it just seemed so layered, too

sean lee here for father's day -- take his dad out for a bite to eat, right?s very strict on the way sean drives. no speeding. and this car is a borrowed car. dad is not used to this car. >> sean loses his way for a moment. he has to check his phone. while he does that, he sends dad into a convenience store to grab a bottle of water. while dad was in the store, couple of dudes come up, notice his car and start giving him the guff. >> do you mind if i touch? >> no, don't. >> it gets heated. there is really only one way to solve this beef. take their challenge. the challenge -- a drift battle, similar to a dance battle but this one is solved by murdering tires. dad loses his mind. you're grounded. >> the funny part here is this is all a prank. so, this was sean's gift to his dad. >> every father's day -- >> it's a prank. >> how are you? are you okay, sir? >> the end of it looks like dad does manage to catch his breath a little bit. a smile begins to sort of come across his face. daddy is not amused. >> you know what his mom is thinking, woo, glad it wasn't me th

now here's what i mean, sean.rs, the left has created these -- they have taken the rural plantation and they have rhee created it in the inner city. in oakland, baltimore, detroit, even inner city dallas, unlivable places. i mean, almost causes you ptsd through the day. the family structure is broken down. there's no -- the liberals provide them -- >> parts of cleveland that are not -- it's sad. >> bad here. >> so this is boiling over. i mean, the way -- liberals talk about let's find the root cause. the root cause is liberal plantation is boiling over and some of this is coming out of this. >> judge? >> i think when's happening is that this is all about politics and legacies. this is all about trying to ingratiate yourself to certain people and the president saying i'm going to let out 20,000 illegal immigrants who are criminals. >> and gitmo to go back to the battlefield. >> the concept is we are racist, our turn. you christians, you remember the prayer breakfast. you know? it is your turn. and at the end of the

>> sean, sean, the cop in ferguson doesn't have a job anymore, and he didn't do anything wrong. >> i got to break. we'll have more with our panel. they're coming back later in the show. stay with us. >>> also coming up tonight, rudy giuliani is receiving a lot of criticism for these remarks. we'll get to that. it's up next. we'll get reaction from former speaker of the house newt gingrich. and retired general michael flynn said he was fired from the military because he uses the term radical jihadist. much more straight ahead. ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty smart. don't let that go to your head, gary. what's in yo

>> sean, sean, the cop in ferguson doesn't have a job anymore, and he didn't do anything wrong. >> i got to break. we'll have more with our panel. they're coming back later in the show. stay with us. >>> also coming up tonight, rudy giuliani is receiving a lot of criticism for these remarks. we'll get to that. it's up next. we'll get reaction from former speaker of the house newt gingrich. and retired general michael flynn said he was fired from the military because he uses the term radical jihadist. much more straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "hannity," and tonight tensions are high in america. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, he's under fire for calling out the black lives matter movement. take a look. >> when you say black lives matter, that's inherently racist. >> well, i think their argument -- >> black lives matter. white lives matter. asian lives matter. hispanic lives matter. that's anti-american, and it's racist. >> president obama is taking a completely different stance on the black lives matter movement. the president is actually comparing the group to the aboli

sean ravage reporting others have been shot as well. but dallas-area rapid transit, or dart is reporting and you have to excuse me. that three of their officers are among those shot. back to the local coverage from our station fox 4 in dallas. >> on a more personal than the pride that i have in being part of the police family. i heard the witness talk about the people running from the scene, it reminded me -- >> we have gotten new information from dart. dallas area rapid transit reports three officers are shot with non-life threatening injury and one dart officer has been shot and killed. this is official from the dallas area rapid transit authority which operates its own police department. it's reports one officer has died and that three have been shot with nonlife threatening injuries. have others been shot? locals report that is a possibility at this moment. as you know, early reporting is often wrong, but official reporting now an hour and a half into this suggests that dallas area rapid transit authority can confirm that one office

we'll show you, sean o'hare is coming up. can't believe dividends of stocks he will show you that are pretty decent companies certainly that aren't going away. they have that moat of competitiveness but when you look at the 10-year, if that is what we could look at if possible, that would be great, i think that is certainly a real expertise moment, is it not? you don't get much in the bond market? >> yeah. we're all too complacent about yields. keep in mind we opened the year about 2.25%, even around "brexit," we were up around 175 basis points. we dropped to 103.37. now we, all it would take a little bit of inflation a little bit of physical spending, boom we could have 10-year yields back up near 2%. that will be a major headwind to the stock market in my view. i think right now, it is true, valuations are stretched. everybody is going to say yes, it is true but people are looking for the lens of the 10-year yield, relative basis the stock market is not stretched. i can't get the yield with the 10-year treasury. but it woul

just think for a moment, sean. idea that bill clinton got off an airplane, walked up the steps to a plane controlled by the united states department of justice while his wife is under investigation by the department of justice through the fbi, and he may well be a witness. and let's not forget the server of the e-mails that are in question was in his house. so he's a potential witness. he could be a potential defendant. this whole thing is just horrendous from the beginning. >> peter, from a legal standpoint, do you agree with that analysis and state department rules, justice department rules and, you know, comey said this is a criminal investigation. >> well, by those federal regulations, she couldn't be investigating them from the get-go. and a lot of people she couldn't investigate by virtue of a personal political relationship. i see it a little bit differently. i think she stayed too long. she should have said, mr. president, step off the plane now. i also know that she happens to be one of the most successful

it was here, sean. it take you to smash isis? he said 4 or 5 weeks. that means special ops on the ground but you need strong leadership to make that happen. this president has never been committed to this fight. and what you're seeing on the stage is people supporting a woman who is not as committed to the fight. >> i think and i may be wrong, that you agree. >> the democrats need to be talking about islamic fundamentalists but another point. the republicans and democrats need to be talking about vladimir putin. and suggests we need to focus as monica suggests on what the russians are doing in the middle east, western europe and isis serves putin's purposes to destabilize the west. >> i'm not joe biden. three better words, jobs. >> what is it about hillary clinton and e-mails? you know? she said i know nothing about e-mails. there is no self awareness on the part of the woman. she could be done in and doug is right on this issue. if the russians were watching her in realtime, sean, or by watching her pr

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from my hometown of dallas, texas, please welcome sean and catherine lowe. [cheers and applause] hey, brother. good to see you. guys, come on over. welcome. yeah, nothing will ever beat riding off into the sunset on a giant elephant. >> no. >> it's all downhill from here. >> i dare another guy to try to top that proposal. >> right? beat that. >> can't happen. >> before we talk about your time on "the bachelor," i want to talk about your charity, micaela's army. what is it? why is it near and dear to your heart? >> micaela's army, incredible pediatric cancer charity. they're doing amazing work. if you don't know, pediatric cancer is severely underfunded. and this foundation i came to know because micaela was a young girl who loved watching "the bachelor" with all her girlfriends and her family. and they would get together every monday night and watch it. and sadly, she passed away as a senior in high school from cancer. well, her friends still got together at her family's house, in honor of micaela, every monday. and i knew a nurse that worked at the hospital

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and that's when they were pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith. >> sean smith. >> but ambassador's still lost? >> the ambassador's still lost. >> tig, you and tyrone woods, rone... >> mm-hmm. >> ...go into the building, one of many times. but you go in, and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, "hey, i can't find my way out." i was just saying, "come to my voice, come to my voice." but he almost made another right into where the, like -- i think it was a dining room, and it was just totally engulfed in flames. i reached out, grabbed him, and said, "this way." we just went out and coughed up a couple lungs. >> now, tanto, you're back here with d.b. >> yes. all right, look -- one of the libyan guards in the back, he goes, "mister, mister, come open -- open the gate. open the gate." so i came back. i opened up the gate. i looked at the commander. i said, "when you come through this gate, you close it and you lock it." and i moved forward. and, you know, as we found later, he didn't do that. and we paid for it. we paid for it down the road. >> you've been there for a w

lost sean, brother, father, husband. we lost for brave americans who made the ultimate sacrifice for the country day served and the american people lost the truth for all of this loss and grief, for all the citizens of the tragedy in benghazi, it has brought a gun -- upon america, i by hillary clinton -- blame hillary clinton. [cheering] i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. personally. in an e-mail to her daughter shortly after the attack, hillary clinton blamed it on terrorism, but when i saw she lied to me, and then called me a liar. >> boo! when i saw hillary clinton at sean's coffin ceremony, she looked me in the eye and told me a video was responsible. >> boo! >> since then i have repeatedly asked hillary clinton to ask plaintiff may the real reason why my son is dead. i'm still waiting. whenever i called the state department, no one would speak to me because they say i am not a member of the immediate family. >> boo! >> sean is my son. is a woman, an mother, a grandmother of two. mother, and

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rest in piece, brody and sean.emembered forever. >> that picture of them on the baseball field, just heartbreaking. dad and son. charles, thank you. appreciate it. charles hadlock reporting in dallas. >>> three days before the rnc begins in cleveland. so how is that city planning to keep people safe after what we witnessed last night in nice? and that terrorist attack? >> i remember looking up and seeing a wave of people with completely panic-stricken faces, running towards me at full steam, screaming at the top of their lungs, trampling baby strollers and my first instinct was to just run in the exact same direction. as soon as i took off, we started hearing the gunshots. that made me run even faster. i turned around to make sure i was with the person i was traveling with, and luckily we got away safe. but it was -- my instinct told me immediately, something was terribly, terribly wrong. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting

sean and brodie and his wife kim were there. we would just hang out at the beach.ean was excited about going out on vacation. he was just that kind of guy. inviting us to go. unfortunately, we had to work. just that kind of personality. that whole family itself was definitely -- you hate to see that happen to people like this. they were great. and now we're just going to help them pick up the pieces and be there for them. >> coach, you deal with kids every day and brodie's teammates every day. have you put any thought into how you're going to talk to them about this? >> that's why i'm trying to get back. i want to be able to be there for these kids when they have questions. i know their family is going to definitely be there. i just want to be that other outlet if they need it and be there for whoever needs me and that's kind of what the program's about. it's just one of those things you can't control and you hate to see it happen, especially to great people. and it's very unfortunate. i'm just trying to do anything to help the family right now. you see we have the

sean and brodie copeland.s hadlock joins with more on this family and the devastation they face now. >> reporter: hi yes, 51-year-old sean copeland and his 11-year-old son brodie are from near austin. they were on a family vacation to france and they were walking along the promenade last night when that truck ran over them in that mile-long road of death along the seashore. family members issued a statement overnight saying, quote, we are heartbroken and in shock over the loss of brodie copeland, an amazing son and brother who lit up our lives. and sean copeland a wonderful husband and father. they are so loved. the family also posted this photo on facebook of the two standing on a baseball diamond. they were avid baseball fans. in fact, sean copeland was the co-coach of his son's little league team. jason dixon who coached along with sean on the hill country baseball team is in shock over his friend's loss. >> sean had that, always had a smile on his face. he had a bubbly personality, always upbeat. every tim

that's sean in the pikachu costume.making waves through new york city. >> doesn't seem to affect his ability. >> doesn't look like that and that's the good crack because these two filmmakers casey and his team hand made his entour outfit and said yeah sean couldn't see a thing in that big helmet. >> hello, cops. are they trying to catch pokemon, too? >> they did catch him. shut it down for a brief moment. >> how many people were disappointed that it wasn't action -- >> i was looking around for people in real life going like this. >> yeah. >> you can look around and see how many other odd things go on in new york city. so this is just another day. >> yeah, pokemon's right at home. >> you know half the people in that park are plague pokemon go there. >> i bet you all of those people are playing pokemon. the biggest thing to hit the world, and casey is one of the most popular youtubers out there, so any time he shows up in public, he gets mobbed by fans, and of course once people see pikachu they want that too. >> gets phy

oh no, sean hannity. >> doesn't excuse her, does it? >> this is real world politics. >> how can she be the champion of women, gay, lesbian rights and stand up for israel and jewish people and christians and take those money from country this is abuse the people and groups? >> you are doing business as governments and i think that -- >> no. this is the foundation. this is the clinton foundation. the clinton library. >> she is secretary of state, of course, had relationships, when she was -- >> did she sell out? did she sell out? >> no. >> no? >> she used the money arguably the foundation used it for good causes. >> so it's okay to take money from evil people if you use it for good? >> you have a good point. i think -- >> checkmate. thank you. >> i'm going to tell you something. she it seems to me has a problem with taking money while an official of the government. >> can't be a champion of women's rights and take that money. >> i don't know how you can say as conservative, conservatives didn't take the money, too. >> monica? donald trump

sean copeland and 11-year- the family is devastated.ion now turned a living nightmare. relatives back home posted grief-filled messages on social media. one tweet said "i just want my couskouz cousin -- cousin and u back. >> everyday american child. >> reporter: baseball brought father and son together and this haunting image was posted today by kim copeland. >> sean copeland, all around great father, great guy. in my experiences with him, extremely supportive of not only our organization but everybody in our organization. 100% family man. >> reporter: at brodie's school, his teacher remembered a popular student known for his intelligence and sense of humor. >> i had told him on the last day of school, when you 2k3we9 your academy award, i hope you remember me. so it's heart breaking that wonderful talented child is not going to be finishing what his dreams were. >> reporter: brodie was one of ten children killed in the attack, at least 50 more young people were injured. the attacks seem to be coming on an almost weekly basis, each one

. >> reporter: for sean -- >> it's really dead today. >> reporter: a card board sign and a thick skin. >> ouch. >> reporter: are tools of the trade. >> guy looked surprise that i say hello. i want to write on my sign how i feel about things, i'm not homeless by choice. i don't really have a family support thing, you know. i think my mom was a junkie. >> you guys need some extra change? >> reporter: he is among 3,500 homeless who will pull up a small piece of the square miles to bed down each day. scratching, clawing -- >> how you doing today? >> reporter: begging for a little help. >> i hate being homeless. it's not a very fun thing. it's hot. >> reporter: life can be lonely for a guy with nothing but a corner and a card board sign, but sean -- >> like that? >> reporter: is not alone. >> come here now. >> reporter: my friend that worked for cal train found him beaten out train. and he looked so pathetic, i was like this is my dog. in a lot of ways i say he saved my life. i was going through a lot of depression because of this stuff. then i got him. and i started having responsibility.

sean and his wife kim were celebrating her 40th birthday.ong his older kids, megan and austin and their 11-year-old son brodie. this is brodie in the water in nice. a picture his family sent out yesterday afternoon. >> the family was very excited about their trip. i was envious for them to go on the trip. they went and did the running of the bulls in spain. >> reporter: after spain, here in nice last nice, they watched the bastille day fireworks. minutes after the show ended, all hell broke loose and this american family was trapped in the truck's murderous path. sean copeland and 11-year-old brodie were killed. the family is devastated. the dream vacation now turned a living nightmare. relatives back home posted grief-filled messages on social media. one tweet said "i just want my cousin and uncle back." >> brodie is a kid you want to be friends with. he is fun and good at sports. your every day all american child. >> reporter: baseball brought father and son together and this haunting image was posted today by kim copeland. >> sean copelan

guys, i want to pull your a fen sean this morning right away to, so what you are looking at video every an accident down the boulevard northbound oxford circle. >> this accident happened just before around 3:30 a.m. this morning it is involving a motorcycle, a pedestrian and a vehicle. when you have a motorcycle and a pedestrian involved, you know it is serious. two people have been transported to the hospital. i will keep you updated, but right now the outer drive is closed in this area. >> not good to wake up to. switching gears for just one moment, construction 422 westbound between route 202 and trooper, that has now since been cleared. looking good on 422, 95 south at cottman, what you are looking at coming around the s curvement looking pretty darn good still. schuylkill taillights moving in the eastbound direction, this is just past girard, looking good there. i would say holding steady there. but also, i want to pull your attention to this water main break, manayunk, main street closed at levering street. so you will have to use an alternate. crescent street is going to be your

sean and his wife kim were celebrating her 40th birthday.ght along his older kids, megan and austin and their 11-year-old son brodie. this is brodie in the water in nice. a picture his family sent out yesterday afternoon. >> the family was very excited about their trip. i was envious for them to go on the trip. they went and did the running of the bulls in spain. >> reporter: last night they watched the bastille fireworks. minutes after the show ended, all hell broke loose and this american family was trapped in the truck's murderous path. sean copeland and 11-year-old brodie were killed. the family is devastated. the dream vacation now turned a living nightmare. relatives back home posted grief-filled messages on social media. one tweet said "i just want my couskouz cousin -- cousin and u back. >> everyday american child. >> reporter: baseball brought father and son together and this haunting image was posted today by kim copeland. >> sean copeland, all around great father, great guy. in my experiences with him, extremely supportive of not

segÚn el mandatario, espera que los servicios sean aprobados antes por la salud del pueblo. ♪ ilia: aentÓ. andrea nos amplÍa. andrea: en la reuniÓn este jueves se acordÓ crear una comisiÓn que va valuar la propuesta del gobierno. devesa, el presidente del colegio mÉdico dice que no acepta el aumento salarial. el aumento del salario laboral es innegociable. >> si no se llega a un acuerdo se va paralizar los hospitales. el gobierno lo sabe. nos va a tener que matar a nosotros. no descartamos absolutamente nada. >> nadie ha hablado de aumento del horario de los mÉdicos. nosotros hemos hablado de el cumplimiento del horario. andrea: se informÓ que una asamblea de delegados otorgÓ poderes para continuar el diÁlogo con el gobierno, pese a que no aceptan el aumento salarial de un 25% son mÁs flexibles en relaciÓn con el horario. ahora, resta esperar las acciones que estarÍan tomando el colegio mÉdico a partir del prÓximo martes. ilia: gracias. llegÓ la hora de enterarnos cÓmo malgastar las condiciones del tiempo. pasamos con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: gracias. efectivamente, la historia es

i want to go to sean spicer, sean being the communications director for the republican national committee, also chief strategist. good to have you with me, first off, do you respect and accept the fbi's investigation and the statements of director comey as conclusionive and fair about clinton's e-mail server and that no recommendations of charges should come from this investigation? >> well, i don't understand it, to be honest with you, thomas. if you listen to the first 14 minutes of the 15-minute press conference the director lays out a case which is very clear. it's an indictment on hillary clinton's judgment, on her fitness to be president. he talks about the words reckless, how there is blatant disregard for the law and the process he set out. that's what her job was. so i don't understand how you can lay out an entire case and talk about how the culture at the state department didn't understand the importance of protecting national security, how she was reckless in handling it and not conclude there's a violation. he said we don't think this should be prosecuted. i don't understand

>> i'm good, sean.indiana but honored to be our party's nominee for vice president. >> you know, it is a pretty interesting thing. i can think back to a number of vice presidential selections and the first week is absolutely disastrous. i have to assume at this point you feel good things went pretty well in terms of the media vetting, etc. >> i couldn't be more proud of our party's efforts at the republican national convention. you saw energy and i thought you saw enthusiasm. i thought our nominee did a phenomenal speech that spoke into the very heart of where the american people's concerns lie today. and i mean, focusing on security abroad, law & order at home, and dealing with the issues in the way he has, i think sparked enthusiasm. and really, all over america. he and i hit the road together, clouds are overwhelming and we're going to work our hearts out to bring out a great victory for the american people. >> what do you make of the chaos and confusion going on here? debbie wasserman schultz is out

sean copeland and 11-year-old brodie was killed. the family is devastated.am vacation now turned nightmare. one tweet said, i just want my cousin and uncle back. >> brody is a kid you want to be friends with. got his sports. your everyday all-around american child. >> baseball brought father and son together, and this haunting image was posted today by kim copeland. >> sean copeland, all-around great father, great guy. in my experiences with him, he was supportive of not only our organization, but everybody in our organization. 100% family man. >> at brody's school, his fifth-grade teacher remembered a popular student known for his intelligence and sense of humor. >> i had told him on the last day of school, when you get your academy award, i hope you remember to mention me. so it's heartbreaking. that wonderful talented child is not going to be finishing what his dreams were. >> brody was just one of at least ten children killed during the at least 50 more young people were injured. the attack seemed to be coming on an almost weekly basis, each one so shock

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