our sean -- shaun chaiyabhat company killed and injured hundreds. was she tended to her mother's pain, they traveled the country. >> when i see there is no jail time, i'm disappointed. shaun: they faced no charges with the compounding. 64 died and more were sickened across the united states. now they are walking free after pleading of thousands of dollars, money transfers that started minutes after a federal raid. >> a slap on the wrist. they have been able to continue living there good life with my mother for life -- my mother's life completely altered. shaun: she and her mom are still furious, not seeing the justice they expect. none of the victims settlement and when they do, medicare will get a cut. >> everyone and their mother is getting a piece of that edelman except the victims. i hope that they feel some guilt. these executives -- until these executives are held accountable, these things will continue. shaun: clearly she is angry. she plans to be there at the trial for the others responsible. settlement payments will start next month, split

shaun: four people infected since last week. each transmission in a one square mile area just north of miami. previous u.s. infections came through sexual contact or travel outside the country. but the target. experts say the virus will spread. in fact, numbers may already be higher than we know. >> there just aren't enough tests available to be able to test everyone that's had an exposure. so we can't carefully define the burden of the disease. shaun: the florida patients include three men and one woman. each with minor symptoms not enough to be hospitalized. yet another reason why zika is hard to control. urged to avoid travel to infected areas. the type of mosquito carrying zika has not yet traveled this far north. the white house now urging congress to approve more funding to stop it from spreading. shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: a south shore community stunned by a violent attack. an elderly woman was sexually assaulted after an intruder broke into her hingham home. our diane cho live in hingham where the suspe

shaun: -- shaun: relatives want to know how the camp staff responded. the mayor paid respects to the boy's grieving family, but offered few answers less than 24 he said 56 kids showed up to the day camp tuesday, supervised by 28 staff. and while the mayor did not place blame, the director of the curley community center is now on paid leave. an interim director has been named as the investigation continues. shaun: and the mayor said the city is now reviewing protocol for all 36 community centers. live in south boston, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb 5. she is back in the news. she is the former new hampshire school teacher serving a life sentence for plotting her husband's murder. she is now suing her jailers. smart says she was wrongly put into solitary confinement. her lawsuit against new york state also says prison wardens called her names, including jason and buffy the vampire slayer. and she was allegedly allowed only 3 showers per week. we have learned tonight that one person died in a plane crash that happened two weeks ago in westwood. the ntsb says the p

right now our shaun chaiyabhat , is live at somerville police headquarters with the battle. shaun: the mayor spoke about the two opposing rallies today and is hoping that honest dialogue has begun. it is a tale of two cities. at one end, protesters for black lives matter. >> it's turning more and more, if you support black lives, that means you are against everybody excluded by this banner, this black lives matter sign hung over city hall for a year. but these officers want it gone. >> is no place for political slogan to be displayed on a public building. shaun: controversy began, with this letter to the mayor from the police union president calling the sign demoralizing for police. >> we condemn the indiscriminate slaying of police officer just as we condemn racism, the use of excessive force and citizen abuse by police officers. crowd of roughly 100, the mayor says only a handful were somerville police. >> they probably disagree with the banner. but i think tonight was a great dialogue. shaun: the union says that somerville police fear retaliation, an allegation that the p

>> it's hard to fathom where shaun and i were in the studio. we were literally two blocks from where the action was going on. you could see the officer, looked like a plainclothes officers, who is actually walking. you can see the suspect in this instance sneak up on him and actually shoot him. and there's a gunfire exchange. we don't know that officer, if that was one of the officers who died during the exchange or if he was one of the officers who was seriously injured. we don't know that. but when you're watching that, it's mind-numbing to think, how does this happen, how did we get to this point. as shaun and i were talking about it, we didn't know that that suspect had ran from that point to where later in the evening he was trapped did i dallas police officers. as this day we'll continue to go on we'll get additional video from other people, just like the video that we were watching last night, that's going to show us the heroic acts of the dallas police officers and also the cowardly and senseless acts of the people who committed these c

is she gonna tell shaun? she can't tell shaun. he's too insecure. like, i fell in love with these characters. the host is the best. has the best job on tv. 20 years, chris harrison pops up every episode twice. to get his money, you know, like, right, he knocks on the door, she lives in the mansion. she's like hey, chris, how feeling? i'm so confused. he's like, you'll figure it out. then he leaves. he comes back during the rose ceremony and he's late. he comes back when there's one rose left. he doesn't know what's going on. is the break-up. the break-up is crazy. it's like when she's breaking up with dudes, it's like a scary movie, you know, like, i get into it. so i'm watching and i'm screaming at the tv. this dude's walking to her house. i'm like, no, turn around, man! don't go in the house! she's gonna dump you! but he doesn't know that, because he hasn't seen the previews. that's my time, thank you so [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dino archie, everybody. you're right, chris harrison is a slacker. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.

is she gonna tell shaun? she can't tell shaun. he's too insecure. like, i fell in love with these characters. the host is the best. has the best job on tv. 20 years, chris harrison pops up every episode twice. to get his money, you know, like, right, he knocks on the door, she lives in the mansion. she's like hey, chris, how you feeling? i'm so confused. he's like, you'll figure it out. then he leaves. he comes back during the rose ceremony and he's late. he comes back when there's one rose left. he doesn't know what's going on. caitlin, you have one rose left. [ applause ] and the biggest thing, though, is the break-up. the break-up is crazy. it's like when she's breaking up with dudes, it's like a scary movie, you know, like, i get into it. so i'm watching and i'm screaming at the tv. this dude's walking to her house. i'm like, no, turn around, man! don't go in the house! she's gonna dump you! but he doesn't know that, because he hasn't seen the previews. that's my time, thank you so much, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dino archie, everyb

among the dead a texas man and his 11-year-old son. 51-year-old shaun keepland and son brody was from the austin area. he coached youth baseball where his son played. brody was about to go into the sixth grade. the keep land family was on a european vacation celebrating a relative's birthday. >>> of course, terrorism will be one of the next challenges facing our next president. and donald trump announced who he wants to help him fight it. indiana governor p mike pence will be the running mate as they try to win the white house. mr. trump will hold a new's conference tomorrow 11:00 a.m. eastern time. carl has more from trump tower. >> reporter: donald trump called us last night, in the wake of those attacks and said he would postpone the announcement, but as a practical matter, most of the red media reported that pence was on the top of the list. and there was no way that it would not come out today. even though there would be a now's conference tomorrow in manhattan, trump was pushed into doing this and irritated because so upon much information had leaked. most particularly the parti

shaun wrote the script he writes for "orange is a new black."an amazing story about mothers, women. these three women's lives who converge. their family lives are shattered and their lives come together over one incident. ellen's character takes a baby from a mother who she feels is not fit to be a mother. it raises a lot of questions about mothering and shaun who wrote it had judgments about this one particular mother played by tammy blanchard who is so brilliant. >> she is so -- >> oh, my gosh. she's a divine creature and she's the mother who ellen paige's character takes the baby from. and it's a beautiful story. beautifully drawn characters. >> she was so good in another movie similar called "bella." you will love it with eduardo. >> you should watch that movie. >> i saw her do the judy garland. >> so talented. yeah. yeah. >> it's a beautiful movie. >> i love those movies sch better than when things are blowing up. >> yeah. yeah. >> we need more movies about humani humanity, real struggles. >> wanting to find connection. >> do you keep getti

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in somerville tonight. reporter: two rallies today two at the center of it all, the banner behind me. but the mayor here hoping dialogue changes that. the crowd at city call numbered over a hundred. police, their family and friends from all over the region showing support and showing disgust for this sign over somerville city hall. the black lives matters banner has been up here about a year. they want it down or their own up. >> we condemn the slang of force. >> the resolution in us coming together in dailogue. that sign is not coming down. we have to recognize as a society, most of here are white, with the exception of a few. do we really know what it's like to be discriminated against? reporter: the police union sent this letter. the mayor is standing strong another peaceful protest. . but this time for black lives matter. this group thanking the mayor for his support. >> he has been supportive. thank you to standing the ground on this. reporter: despite the police crowd the mayor says only for officers

and just starting a police rally in protest over a black chaiyabhat is live in somerville tonight shaun? >> police across the area are here. can see more than 100 people are here. a lot our friends and family of police officers. they have their own banner. they want this put up. they want the black lives matter taken down from city hall. the site has been year. until recently this controversy has grown. they sent a letter to the mayor saying it is troubled by this banner calling it demoralizing. the mayor says the sign is not e banner is a symbol to spark dialogue. >> we believe you can stand up against racism and protect blue. there -- those are not competing thoughts. reporter: all of the officers that are here, the mayor says he hopes they will have more of an open dialogue with him and he respects their opinion. we will listen to this and bring you more later on. maria: the vice president is in baton rouge today speaking at a vigil fo neighborhood and law enforcement. attorney general loretta lynch also offered her condolences. the officers were ambushed outside of a convenience sto

the wkmg reporter shaun lavin is with me now.hy do you think the government wants the records of this call to be kept private, or calls i should say, there were a few. >> that is a good question. a lot of times when the government doesn't want something to be released, government is embarrassed is what on there. maybe the government is embarrassed that they didn't do enough to stop something. government says they want to protect the investigation. a lot of times it is just to protect the government's image. we've been trying to get answers. we've been trying to get results to find out on behalf of our viewers what is going on, what is in the call they don't want us to hear. we have been ignored time and again. tampa fbi press office ignored us, treats us. we tried to talk to doj official to get answer he was not in the room to talk about it. deirdre: you say left the room. i'm assuming other journalists were asking other tough questions. so was yours really that much tougher? >> well, they called the press conference that day for

is she gonna tell shaun? she can't tell shaun. he's too insecure. like, right, he knocks on the door, she lives in the mansion. she's like hey, chris, how you feeling? i'm so confused. he's like, you'll figure it out. then he leaves. he comes back during the rose ceremony and he's late. he comes back when there's one rose left. he doesn't know what's going on. caitlin, you have one rose left. [ applause ] and the biggest thing, though, is the break-up. the break-up is crazy. it's like when she's breaking up with dudes, it's like a scary movie, you know, like, i get into it. so i'm watching and i'm screaming at the tv. this dude's walking to her house. i'm like, no, turn around, man! don't go in the house! she's gonna dump you! but he doesn't know that, because he hasn't seen the previews. that's my time, thank you so much, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dino archie, everybody. you're right, chris harrison is a slacker. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. goodnight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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mike shaun copeland and his 11-year-old son brody from austin, texas. both were killed on the promenade. >> he had a bubbly personality, always upbeat. >> the family was on a vacation, brodie was a baseball player, a coach calling him a one of a kind kid. >> a firecracker. >> reporter: a glowing personality, a teacher said. >> it's heart breaking. >> reporter: one of at least ten children killed thursday night, about 50 more from babies to teenagers among the injured. at one hospital, walking wounded. many too distraught to talk. 18-year-old bryan lahen hurt his leg jumped over the seawall to get away from the truck, then he watched as his best friend was hit and killed. how are you? >> translator: weak, sad, scared, he tells me. many took to social media and a page devoted to finding lost loved ones, the anguish clear in their peas. i'm looking for my friend, i'm looking for my brother. my colleague has died, we're looking for her son. among the missing, 20-year-old uc berkeley student nick leslie, two of his classmates escaped with broken bones, but n

. >> shaun only 14 years old, did not survive. stephanie white lost her 14-year-old soften, a rising high school basketball star. >> my heart is heavy. >> his classmates at a loss tonight. >> he helped me through so much. he helped me become a better player on the court, he helped me become a better person off the court. >> reporter: there is a prayer service going on behind me, three victims are still in the hospital tonight, two in critical, one in fair. as far as motive, police are still not willing to discuss a possible motive. lester? >>> there's late word this evening of a deadly stabbing rampage west of tokyo, reports say a man with a knife killed at least 15 people at a center for the disabled where police remain on the scene. dozens of others are said to be injured. the suspect has reportedly turned himself in to authorities. the motive is unclear. >>> here at home, we turn to the unrelented heat that covers most of the country. dozens of cities are approaching the 100-degree mark today, temperatures 5 to 12 degrees above

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. >> shaun spicer is the direction. >> taking that venue and pulling out seats and taking a luxury box and making it a broadcast both for all of the networks, it is it a huge deal, right. >> and the construction goes beyond the a ren a. >> we are in the garage. >> lindsay works for a committee on arrangementes. we for the media row that is central hub. and we have drywall in here and put down carpet and new lights and painted the walls. when people walk in here now. they will be surprised to feel it is not a parking garage. >> it is for the technical side to take a back society to the politics. >> conventions are are important in the party. one time to get your message out with minimal medium filter. >> alex conan was the secretary in the 2008. >> it is hours of coverage in the living room to tens of millions of americans. >> and this is where donald trump with tv experience hope to capture the imagination of the american people in this convention with a different theme each night. first night will be how to make america safe. how to put america back to work. and third night putting am

shaun parker, for example, has invested heavily in research around allergies. where is this going?more and more aware of how food affects those with food allergies and food sensitivities. looking more at food as medicine and how it affects your body. people are demanding more information about what exactly is in their food. emily: nima is not currently approved by the fda. is that something you plan on seeking? >> we are not seeking it. we are basically validating our technology with third-party lab validation. thearing our methods to gold standard lab of what is proper for food testing. emily: you have the device here with you. how big of a market the you think this is -- do you think this is? >> there are 50 million people in the u.s. who need to know exactly what is in their food. their health depends on it. it is growing, 50% over the last 15 years. it is a large market. it is a growing market, and a lot of opportunities. emily: how much of that can you guys -- >> this is billions of dollars in terms of market size and nothing like this exists right now. people are clamoring fo

>>reporter: shaun smyth from kansas city and also another year under their real quarterback and linebacker there is a lot promised their surly looking ahead for very reason goes wandering was sent francisco forty-niners they began training camp tomorrow in the first practice in some >>will tran: is the place to be to watch a great show, they just laid in some calamari by the end of the weekend at this is the 38 year they spent about 100,000 people to come through the biggest far as the garlic there is also strong legs and tender wings or drumsticks on both sides of this year and see what is going on most of the money and goes to charity. >>grant lodes: you have to try the garden ice cream and wine of, destination is widening again who was not being charged with connection to the water crisis >>grant lodes: for people of come down with the virus is in the first time as the entrenchment by mosquitoes in the united states. >>grant lodes: transmitting the skills has been seen in the bay area before >>reporter: the san mateo county and that the control of this should work hard to eradicate but

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we'll be back with shaun spicer straight ahead. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> president obama ran his first campaign promising hope and change. now donald trump is saying with hillary clinton he believes there's no hope for change. here he is. >> just ask yourself why she doesn't have news conferences, and honestly the reason is there's no way she can answer questions because the job she has done is so bad. when they talk about change, i notice they have change. she's been there for 30 years. 30 years. there's no change. it's going to be the same. it's going to be an extension of obama. in my opinion, worse. >> sean spicer is communications director and chief strategist for the national convention. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> a little bit of questionable -- some of the things he said, people weren't so sure what he meant. i'm going to play one of those in a minu

and a political analyst and, doug shaun is a former bill clinton pollster and thank you for joining us. tony, you look at headlines that come out of the convention and the way the stories are bent. a story that is negative sells more papers and attracts more viewers and the way our society does right now. what does it feel like there? is it divided? >> hardly not. it is feeling united and energetic. i have been to every republican convention in 1982. it is hardly organically energetic as cleveland. the media has a self fulfilling prophecy saying they thought it would be a brokered convention and they are exaggerating, it was a small and coordinated dissent from a small grouch delegates and that was over and now everyone is working toward unification which is the purpose of the convention. >> tony is a happy-go-luc guy. is it as united as tony is feeling? >> well, i don't think it is. tony is a dear friend and i think an effective advideo kit. but he missed a couple of key issues. paul manafort criticizing the absent governor of ohio john kasich. you have newt gingrich attacking jeb bus

austan goolsbee and doug shaun react next. >>> plus, a report by the associated press reveals 350 peoplee killed by radical islamists during the holiday of ramadan. daniel silva weigh in. that and more as "hannity" continues. fall in love with a new daily fiber. new mirafiber from the makers of miralax. it's the only fiber that supports regularity with dailycomfort fiber. so unlike others, mirafiber is less likely to cause unwanted gas. love your fiber. new mirafiber. >>> i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> secretary clinton used several different servers and administrators of those servers during her four years at the state department. she also used numerous mobile devices to send and to read e-mail on that personal domain. >> we went through a thorough process to identify all of my work-related e-mails and deliver them to the state department and provided all my e-mails that could possibly be work related. >> the fbi also discovered several thousand work-related e-mails that were not among the group of 30,000

warriors made back up center azeala unrestricted but golden state will bring back, back-up point guard shauningston. >>> giants welcome a struggling rockies team that just got swept by the dodgers in the ravine. durant fever already hitting at&t park, colorado leading 1-0 in the bottom of the 2nd. when buster posy plasts his 10th home run of the year and this solo shot tieathize game at 1. -- types the game at 1. next inning angel in front of the pitch but puts enough for a 2 run home run for a 3-1 lead. plenty for jake, who allowed 1 run in 6 and 3rd innings and gets help from defense as well. mack williamson with a great diving catch. reynolds loving it, giant wins 3-1 and won 4 of their last 5 games. >>> this little guy at the a's/twins game took 6 innings to break through against ricky. singles in danny in the 7th tying the game at 1. cocoa comes up with the 2-out single scoring vote and hustling billy butler giving a's 2-run lead. they snap a 4-game losing streak. >>> this guy at wimdleden has probably-- wimbledon has probably been hopeing for a more exciting match with sarina williams,

shaun copeland and his 11-year-old boy brodie. the truck was finally stopped by police bullets.windshield riddled, the driver killed. officials say the driver fired shots from a pistol. he's been confirmed as a 31-year-old man everyone nice, a petty criminal known to police but not to french intelligence. for france's people and its prime minister a troubling future. we have moved into a new era. he said france also have to live with terrorism. president obama sent a message, we stand in solidarity with france. our oldest ally. france is reeling from yet another massacre. the streets early today almost deserted. there's no claim yet from any terror group. france mourning amid more horror. it is a terrifying new twist here using a large truck as a weapon of war. french security forces have been on high alert for the bastille day holiday. but they were stretched and nobody saw this coming. back to you. >> the nice attack was the main topic of discussion at this morning's united nations meeting. security. the council formally condemned the attacks and released a statement expressin

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>>reporter: when shaun cool han stepped out of his home to walk his dog he saw a piece of paper wedged in his front gate. >> i was shocked. i didn't expect to see anything like that here in san fransisco. >>reporter: what he saw is a recruiting flier for the kkk. the flier contends that black lives matter is telling people to kill white people and police officers and that the kkk is the only organization that stands up for white people. fliers were also reported a few blocks away at clayton streets. >> i walked up and down the street to see if i could see if they had ever door and i didn't see any other fliers. >>reporter: the fliers include links to websites and the phone number to north carolina. it references the liable, champions racial segregation and urges people to join them. >> i think this flier is one person who's off base, trying to get a little media. they're a dying breed and in this town i'm not sure they're going to get a lot of new recruits so i just laugh it off. >> police say they are aware of the fliers but it's not against the law to pass them out. san fransisco, ro

my son shaun, she was devastated when we told him. like in shock. but i don't think he understands yet. and i don't think he's gonna understand until he sees my brother and realizes that this is a saying goodbye for now. he's gonna be -- he's gonna be very upstream when et when he s brother like that. because he looked unto my brother. >> did day like seeing him in his uniform? >> oh they loved it. patrick would go to career day for them. at their school. and they were super proud of him. >> do you feel that the country is mourning with you? >> i mean i don't know, i guess they are. it looks like they are. but like i said it is just so unreal that him just being my brother, my little brother, a small little boy, it is so -- it is so weird to think that the country is mourning him. i don't know if that makes sense. >> we'll have more of my interview with officer zamarripa's mother and sister in a bit but now i'm joined by dallas mayor mike roawlings. you have made met the family. they are just wonderful people and that question of why did this happen

pencil in cornerback shaun smith as the starter after the raiders gave him $20 million guaranteed to come offer from miami. >> i feel like we've added valuable pieces to the puzzle, a lot of pieces that we felt as a team were necessary for us to take it to the next level. >> i'm just excited to get back on the field with the teammates, new season. we've got the whole season ahead of us. anything is possible. we've just go to work hard and see what happens. >> so this is where the raiders will call home for the next three weeks beginning with tomorrow's practice. then they will break camp and head back to al made dayne mid- august. from napa, jason appelbaum, fox 2 news. >> the 49ers rookies and veterans report to training camp in santa clara saturday. their first full practice is sunday. >>> the effort to lure the oakland raiders to las vegas is picking up steam as developers work on identifying potential sites for a new stadium. they told an everysite committee in vegas that they have located four possible sites and are promising to narrow that down to two in another month. they wan

. >> reporter: when it comes to pro wrestling, you'd be hard pressed to find a bigger fan than shaunn. >> i've got two championship belts, numerous t-shirts. >> reporter: he's been to more than 100 shows. >> i frame all the tickets. >> reporter: he says the body slam and clothes line and drop kick. when he recently tried to see some of his favorites in the ring. >> john cena and john bryan. >> reporter: bryan was taken out of the lineup after he bought tickets and he wanted a refund. >> i only purchased tickets to see daniel. >> reporter: they said they reserve the right to change the card and they gave him two complimentary tickets. >> and when i called him, he didn't return my car. >> reporter: brown bought tickets on my own. >> and i noticed they changed the card once again. john cena was no longer advertised for the show. >> reporter: with no free tickets and another lineup change brown felt defeated. >> i feel like they change the cards like they do their shoes. >> reporter: he called nbc 10 with a request. >> i think they are coming back to philadelphia in september for wwe sma

priority: you >>> shaun white, common, nick cannon and me, we're all fashion week ambassadors so i thoughtng "people's list" behind the scenes to find out what will be hot in men's fashion next summer. >>> there is the host of "the people's list," jerry o'connell in good company there and learning how to be fashion forward. he's with us now to talk about what's on the show tonight. what did you learn in fashion week? >> well, one of the rules is no socks in the summer. >> really? >> whoa. >> you can't do that. i was a little worried you could see them. i was a little worried -- >> don't pull a hammy. >> oh, oh, medic, medic. i was a little worried about blisters, a lot of walking in the city. you know, i'm someone who wears sock, but no socks on men's fashion week. also you got to accessorize. we have a lot of tricks that we show tonight. >> how do you feel about no socks? >> i like socks. >> oh, you do? >> i'm pro-socks. >> i'm not surprised. >> for a whole bunch of hygienic reasons. >> we always like to have a good time with you. fun and games. you got a fun game for us to play, don't yo

shaun, i want to begin with you, when you saw what happened in dallas, the way the shooter was takenbot, what was your first thought? >> well, my first thought, if robots were being used to save lives, that is exaly what they're intended for. our robots go out and keep operators out of harm's way. they keep people away from dangerous objections and substances n this device a robot was used in extreme circumstance to keep s.w.a.t. team members and other officers from highly dangerous individual who was delusion-filled and hate-filled. if a row pot save ad life i'm extremely happy. liz: this is extremely important to make that point. if you listen to the police chief he said they exhausted all other options. rod, did it look like that you? you fought criminals the old school way book in d.c. for many, many years, tell us what you thought the use of the robot. >> i thought it was creative, liz. we've been using robots in law so the concept is not new. this is new that the robot deliver ad fatal blow to a suspect. that is the first time in the united states that has happened. so the deba

and applause ] >> seth: our next guest is a talented actor and writer you know from movies like, "shaunfranchise. he co-wrote and stars in the highly-anticipated blockbuster, "star trek beyond", which is in theaters and imax 3d this friday. >> you're not with those bastards that killed my ship, are you? i'll take that as a no. >> he is krall. he is the reason why you're here. come with me. now! >> wait, now, hang on a minute, lassie. i'm having a difficult day here. i've got to find my crew mates. >> you help me, and i help you. >> all right. well, things being as they are, i doubt i'll get a better offer today, so lead the way. >> good. i am jaylah. and you are montgomery scott. >> hi, scottie. >> seth: please welcome to the show, simon pegg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: so happy to have you here. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: and i'm so happy you're in the film. i'm so happy you co-wrote it. this is the 13th film of the enterprise, yes? >> we've established. this is an odd-numbered "star trek" film. >> yes, i know where you're going. >> seth: so i first was introduced you

. >> reporter: shaun harper is director of the center for the study of race and equity in education at university of pennsylvania. >> i think that from that moment onward that both senator sanders and secretary clinton understood this was a movement to be taken seriously and that these were not just rowdy protestors who were wanting to be seen or cause a disruption. >> reporter: retaliation against the police has created a tension between supporting the victims of police shootings and supporting law enforcement. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in philadelphia. >> ifill: jordan davis was 17 years old when he was shot and killed in 2012. his assailant claimed davis >> ifill: jordan davis was 17 years old when he was shot and killed in 2012. his assailant claimed davis and his friends were playing their music too loud. his mother, lucia mcbath and six other mothers who have lost children to gun violence will appear together on the convention stage tonight. we spoke with her a short time ago. thank you for joining us. talk about your reason for being on the stage tonight. our country h

. >> how confident are you now, shaun, that reince priebus is going to come out with what he went in stop trump people to back down a little bit? >> i'm very confident. i wouldn't be out here if i was concerned. >> sean spicer, good to see you. i'm sure we'll see each other throughout the course of the week. thank you. >> you bet. thanks, chris. >>> so in addition to that breaking news, we have been following the vp stakes. i want to check in with nbc's katy tur, who has new information. what are you finding out? >> we're reading tea leaves right now, chris. politico reporting that governor mike pence has bought a two-week ad buy in indiana for his re-election campaign out there, after the republican convention. does this mean that he is not the vp pick? no, not necessarily. the campaign can take the ad down if he does get it. or they could hand off the ad time to his replacement, who will be running against the democrat out in indiana. but any little thing is stirring up quite a bit of interest in terms of who donald trump is going to pick. newt gingrich telling nbc news just a few

>> we might need a coup. >> shaun king the guy who faked the hate crime against himself?rself if you think we're for having a coup of our own seflz. i'm dead serious." >> look, he's a french character. you're going to hear a lot of this, if trump gets elected you will hear people say this is the end of the republic, we need to take our country back by force. the key is how leaders on the left respond to this. hillary clinton, will bernie sanders, will eliz wabeth warre say this is the process you have to accept. as al gore did a great service for the country by saying this is the president now, the modern party. >> i want to bring something else up. he's got to go out of his way to make sure a vote for him isn't and a vote for white people. he has to pick up what newt gingrich said sunday, the black experience and white experience are different when it comes to law enforcement. what senator scott said in south carolina, embrace paul ryan's plan if he likes it when it comes to revitalizing urban communities. >> the end prize zone has been tried. i'm not against it but show

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wiki leaks showing top party official expressing frustration with bernie sanders' president shaun campaign>> that led debbie wasserman schultz to announce she will step down after the convention. she spent 20 minutes yesterday in the wells fargo center where the convention starts this afternoon. nancy cordes is overlooking the convention floor right now. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the goal of this convention was to show that democrats were more unified and more positive than republicans were last week. but the leak of these dnc e-mails has complicated that. democrats are moving to try to contain the damage starting with the departure of the dnc chair. >> are we ready to keep florida blue? >> reporter: the sudden resignation of wasserman schultz came 24 hours after she introduced clinton and kaine in miami. one of the hacked e-mails from earlier this year, she quipped that senator bernie sanders isn't going to be president. in another, she referred to his campaign manager as a damn liar. in a separate conversation, the dnc's chief financial officer questioned sander' fa

the president offered a meeting with senator mcconnell, secretary burwell and director of o.m.b., shaunonovan to work on the zika crisis. the speaker and the republican leader refused that meeting. we offered to reintroduce the senate bipartisan zika compromise from what we sent to the house. we'd do it again as a free-standing bill. that bill had 89 votes. 89 senators voted for that. we've offered republicans legitimate compromises. that wasn't the only one. in the hopes they would join us at the negotiating table. it is clear they don't want to stay in d.c. they want to rush to cleveland and wave the flag for donald trump. that's why they're opposing imaginary on zika legislation. "the wall street journal" reported yesterday -- quote -- "senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today rejected that offer saying the time for such negotiations has passed." talking about our offer, the latest offer. the republican leader is saying there is no time to work on zika. well, mr. president, i just suggest that i disagree with that. starting this friday, right here, july 14, we're going to begin t

en texas, la comunidad recuerda a shaun y brodie, padre e hijo, cuyas vidas fueron arrebatados por eldas, entre ellas un hombre y una mujer que supuestamente le proporcionaron armas falsas bouhlel. otro dato es que minutos antes del brutal ataque, mohamed bouhlel le enviÓ un mensaje de texto a un cÓmplice, pidiendo mÁs armas de fuego. se desconoce si ese cÓmplice forma parte del grupo que ya estÁ detenido. dÍas antes de la tragedia, el gobierno francÉs desestimÓ un reporte de la asamblea nacional que alertaba sobre inminentes ataques. aranza: gracias, andrea. un halo de misterio rodea el ataque protagonizado por un hombre que entro en un centro mÉdico de florida y matÓ al menos a dos personas. los fallecidos fueron una anciana y una enfermera que le hacÍa compaÑÍa. guardias de seguridad del hospital intervinieron para controlar la situaciÓn, y lograron inmovilizar al sospechoso y retenerlo hasta que llegaron las autoridades. mÁs de cinco horas de terror vivieron los clientes de un local de comida rÁpida, mientras un delincuente los mantenÍa como rehenes. el incidente comenzÓ dando los

los tejanos shaun y brody, padre e hijo, de 51 y 11 aÑos, estaban de vacaciones en la ciudad francesaes de 50.000 hombres. el paro lleva mÁs de un mes. tambiÉn en la capital argentina se registran manifestaciones. miles de personas salieron a las calles de buenos aires golpeando ollas y cacerolas para protestar por los aumentos en los productos y servicios pÚblicos, dÍas despuÉs que el gobierno de mauricio macri anunciara aumentos de precios con un tope del 400%. en venezuela, militares de la guardia nacional tomaron el control de supermercados del paÍs para evitar el desabastecimiento y la especulaciÓn. los uniformados supervisarÁn que la distribuciÓn de alimentos llegue a la poblaciÓn. ese fue nuestro recorrido por nuestra amÉrica latina. ahora vamos con los chicos, que nos tienen las noticias del espectÁculo. alan: claro, por supuesto, con orlando segura. estuviste en la chuleta constantemente. ¿cuÁnto trabajaste? orlando: unas 16 horas. alejandro: todo el mundo decÍa en la alfombra: tengo que ir con "cÓdigo segura"! alan: haces preguntas inteligentes. orlando: vamos con los ataque

stuart: one french and maybe tune niche shaun, moroccan, algerian. >> exactly.ng you don't have the french passport any longer, he is saying that. >> he says if you are involved in anything that looks near to what we're looking for, your french papers get canceled. other people have said, you're so silly, because if i want to blow you up, i'm not worried about my paperwork. stuart: the whole point is that is beginning of getting them out of the country. >> exactly. exactly. stuart: take the passport away you're out. what do they say. >> quickly this comes, we learn to live with terror, came after 84 died and including 10 children. 50 more fighting for their lives. french social media is erupting, saying this is disgrace. hashtag, calling on citizens to fight and government to fight against these evil acts. stuart: there is the truck route. went 1.1 miles along the promenade mowing down people as it went, 10 children included. stable rate for the stock market up 25 points. i want to show you this chart, twitter. the company officially launched 10 years ago today.