.) >> thank you now, please welcome the head of san mateo council shelly csa letter. >> (clapping.) >> shelly labor coincidental represents one and 10 units and 75 thousand workers here in the san mateo and bay area it is really an exciting time at the sfo with the groundbreaking of term one great opportunities that that will provide thousands of new jobs with local labor getting fair wages to construct and create and populate this state of the art the positive result of this a no small measure due to the cooperation between director john martin and our labor community as your last major construction project you can be so proud it will be done right with our construction and building trades represents by james of the building trades council and many members here today and john martin has provided credible leadership so the workers in key one will be compensated fairly as they take care of the traveling public that a professional experience is held from pilots to janitors and sfo folks take pride in the work the fact it john martha's understands and appreciates the fact we work hard on

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler. >> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler. >> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler. >> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler.> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist atck yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us tod

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler. >> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler. >> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us

with all the juicy gossip you might have missed is the host of all the rage shelly wade. >> hello, shellyi in driving in her car, minding her own business. >> got stopped by the officers. i thought she's a new yorker, of course she'll get stopped. but she was in a a nice red pickup truck. the problem was she didn't have her plates yet. >> they give you temporary plates. >> maybe she didn't think the templatorary plates were fabulo enough for her. >> so what happened? >> well, tmz had pictures of will herring stop and she was like yeah, but it was because of this, i didn't do anything wrong.ng stop and she was like yeah, but it was because of this, i didn't do anything wrong. >> and we have exciting casting news. hans slow l solo. >> yeah, a 26-year-old, aaron wright, virtually unknown, but recent i seen in hail caesar. >> handsome. >> and his audition period spanned about six months. he was the first one they saw. out of 3,000 people, very first person they saw that sthey auditioned and the drigt tors were like we wasted money. >> big shoes to film. >> they didn't start filming until earl

shelly: you have seen other folks jump into the game yesterday.wn version of prime. the question is are they too late to catch up? david: want to bring you in on consumer discretionary. where you see that right now? kate: consumption is one of the most important indicators in consumer spending growth. it is one of the most and port indicators we're looking at over the next couple of quarters. is there going to be a low bit of wage growth and the lower end consumer? does that translate to more shopping and spending? and what type of shopping and spending does it translate into? is it media and tech or more traditional retailers? i think we want to see the next wave of consumer spending really help drive the u.s. economy, so any indicators we get out of these will be very important. david: how important are the big bellwether retailers compared to online at this point? shelly: i agree with kate point in the sense that people do want to spend. the difference between looking at what an economist thinks and what a retailer thanks is where they are spen

we're also going to invite a couple members of the gail labor council please welcome shelly kessler. >> (clapping.) >> representing the sgerm broadly from oregon jeff and tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us

a rare exception shelly the students. a mosaic admonishes be kind, words of the principal slain. >> it is nice to be back in newtown. it's nice to bring sandy hook school home. >> reporter: one thing not visible at the new school is a memorial who lost their lives. that is deliberate. there is a commission planning for a memorial to be elsewhere in town. >> that does it for us. >> news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> new at 5:00, pokemon danger. some lawmakers say the game could lead your children to the homes of high level sex offenders. >>> new clues just coming out in the search for a man accused of luring a queens girl into his standoff in newark. a wife stabbed and a man barricaded in the home. police say it's the couple's grandson who witnessed this horror. good evening. i'm pat battle. >> and i'm david ushery. still a lot of questions to be answered, including what prompted this violence. we are at the scene with breaking >> reporter: good evening. i'm here at cathedral court where for the last four and a half to f

shelly: that is definitely helping. problem is that the u.k.y 6% of luxury brands sales. while it can help, it might not be enough. shery: thank you for joining us. you can catch all of the bloomberg gadfly columns at ga ds go on the bloomberg. luxury, every's outgoing ceo speaks exclusively to bloomberg. saying that brexit was not a decision that he wanted and that a weaker pound good health. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg the s&p 500 has rebounded from the volatility costs this year to reach a record today. scarlet: at the same time, treasury yields are near record lows in some investors are wondering, as bonds and stocks are often thought of as a complement to each other with one being preferred over the other. here to make sense of it all, nick joins our radio colleagues. carol massar and co-rage johnson. -- curry -- cory johnson. now,you look at it right it's currently at a record high. the first since last may. sherry, we talked about the treasury bonds and how they had been climbing into the records as well. they are no

shelly a 28-year-old turtle has a special tank at the main entrance. students are anxious to begin start school tomorrow. >> reporter: we were invited in today because every one of us is so curious about the place but after today, that's it. at the end of august, the kids return around once again this place will belong to the students and the teachers and the future. at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> as it should. the building was designed and built at a cost of $50 million. most of that money coming from woods for days no food no water. how she survived and the heroes who came to her rescue. >> a coyote attack a man needing 40 stitches in a new jersey park. >> a pasta company in hot water. why consumers are suing over what they say is not inside the pasta box. >> and nicole mitchell here for lonnie quinn. >> after a washout this morning, it's still just a couple of showers out there. so how was our weekend looking? i'll forecast coming up. >> thank you, nicole. coming up next on the "cbs evening news" a

shelly posted, looking into switching to at&t or t-mobile, verizon is taking our grocery money, ridiculousand twain countered by -- duane countered by writing a phone is only as good as the network it's on. verizon is expensive because it's the best. >>> your caramel macchiato with skim milk and extra whip cream could soon cost more. for the third july in a row starbucks is raising prices on select drinks. we don't know how much they are raising it, we don't which drinks are affected but we are warning you in case. coffee bean prices are at their lowest level in two years so can't blame it on that. but the new prices go in effect next week. >>> and if champagne and caviar are more your speed, here's the thing, no one struck it rich in last night's mega millions drawing. if you win it, you get more than $500 million, that's a whole lot of champagne and caviar, topper. >> wow. >> and starbucks, or verizon. >> or verizon data plan bills. the next drawing is friday night. >> wish you could pick a winner of a forecast but we are going to sweat it out. >> we are just for a little while. it's not

. >> shelly clairy has been a court clerk 31 years, top salary is about $65,000 a year. the courts are offering her 4.5% raise for the first of a two-year contract and immediate 5% increase for most of those who have at least six years experience. the unions local president said that is not enough. >> it's not meeting standards of what we'd be able to survive and having a living wage. >> santa clara courts faced a deficit this year on top of massive cuts in recent years in the branch. the clerks say they just can't keep up with all of the work. >> this lawyer sympathizes with the clerks. >> they could be backlogged up to two months. >> must be frustrating. >> yes. >> they'd likely shut down the courts including family law courts and sim nal courts. >> he says they believe, and i quote, neighbor goingses should be done at the table and not through the media. >> some cool sdrekts are desperate to hire teachers. >> it's a present thought. where is the fire at? >> worried about wildfires. hear from residents living on the edge. a wildfire continues to grow. >> we'll have wid

. >> shelly clairy has been a court clerk 31 years, top salary is about $65,000 a year. the courts are offering her 4.5% raise for the first of a two-year contract and immediate 5% increase for most of those who have at least six years experience. the unions local president said that is not enough. >> it's not meeting standards of what we'd be able to survive and having a living wage. >> santa clara courts faced a deficit this year on top of massive cuts in recent years the branch. the clerks say they just can't keep up with all of the >> this lawyer sympathizes with the clerks. >> they could be backlogged up to two months. >> must be frustrating. >> yes. >> they'd likely shut down the courts including family law courts and sim nal courts. >> he says they believe, and i quote, neighbor goingses should be done at the table and not through the media. >> some cool sdrekts are desperate to hire teachers. >> it's a present thought. where is the fire at? >> worried about wildfires. hear from residents living on the edge. a wildfire continues to >> we'll have wide spread triple

john: that was senator shelly moore of west virginia. disgust, yet trump is way behind. >> i think the economy has been unsatisfying for the last 15 years, no matter how you slice it, and remains so. long term labor forward participation is really bad. there are sectors in west virginia where you have coal wiped out by a mix of regulations and also shifting to natural gas. but there are pockets where things feel a lot worse and pottologies of a lot of bad things happening. john: it should help trump, but so far it hasn't. coming up, the bert alternative. how about a third party? ♪ it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the c300 for $379 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> all those in favor say aye. john: up until he got the nomination there was a push to stop the never trump movement. here is the moment they failed. they trie

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john: that was senator shelly moore of west virginia.isgust, yet trump is way behind. >> i think the economy has been unsatisfying for the last 15 years, no matter how you slice it, and remains so. long term labor forward participation is really bad. there are sectors in west virginia where you have coal wiped out by a mix of regulations and also shifting to natural gas. but there are pockets where things feel a lot worse and pottologies of a lot of bad things happening. john: it should help trump, but so far it hasn't. coming up, the bert alternative. how about a third party? >> i'm considering it actually. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ >> all those in favor say aye. john: up until he got the nomination there was a push to stop the never trump movement

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john: that was senator shelly moore of west virginia.k the economy has been unsatisfying for the last 15 years, no matter how you slice it, and remains so. long term labor forward participation is really bad. there are sectors in west virginia where you have coal wiped out by a mix of regulations and also shifting to natural gas. but there are pockets where things feel a lot worse and pottologies of a lot of bad things happening. john: it should help trump, but so far it hasn't. coming up, the bert alternative. coming up, the bert alternative. how about a third party? man: i am a veteran, and my victory was finding the strength to be a champion. man: i am a veteran; my victory is having a job i can be proud of. narrator: america's veterans are on their most important tour, the tour of their lives. woman: my victory was finishing my education. man: mine is proving a disability is not a limitation. narrator: at dav we're on a mission to help veterans get the benefits they've earned. woman: my victory is having my new battle buddy. narrator

>>reporter: shelly has been a court clerk in santa clara county for some 31 years.or experienced workers like her is about 65,000 dollars a year. the courts are offering a net 4.5 percent raise for the first of a two year contract and immediate 5 percent increase for most of those who have at least 6 years experience. qnion local president stewart says that's not enough. >> what they are offering us doesn't meet the standard arrested of what we would @@hhhhc aé.tq mmmillion dollar deficits year. this on top of massive budget cuts if recent years in the state judiciary branch. resulted in reduced clerk hour hours. consolidation of services. longer lines. back up of case loads. the clerk say they just can't keep up with all the work. troy is involved in family on. >> delay. takes forever to get on the docket. it's a total tonight mayor. >>reporter: lawyer the here sympathizes with the clerks. >> getting cases tom could be back logged for two months. documents l. yes. >>reporter: must be frustrating. >> yes. tirjs clerk have already taken a strike vote. >> likely shut

last night was a good night for trump because chris christie and mitch pk connolly and shelly capitoarted communicating the message of look, republicans it is time to come together. this is a binary choice. if you are not for donald trump you are for hillary clinton. trump starts getting 90 percent of republicans he is guess to go lead be in the polls and it could happen before she gets her nomination thursday. >> there are so many who haven't decided who they are going to vet for a lot of establishment republicans. what impact do you think donald trump's kids are going to have as they show a more personal side of him? >>> oo i think donald trump is trying his hardest to consolidate the republican base not only through the choice of mike pence as his vice presidential nominee and the dest surrogate to humanize him where many out there that have been critical of him see him as rough around the edges. what we heard from testify knee trump provided a more intimate look at donald trump, done jr. showed a lot of that as well from a different perspective as his son and in the business. he

and not only millennials, though, we heard about it a lot from dan sullivan and shelly capato, donald trump will be a president that doesn't want to kill jobs which is exactly what hillary clinton is campaigning to do in states like west virginia and ohio. capri's home state here. and why he has a chance to win ohio. >> yeah, a state that is actually doing better in terms of the economy is of course a state that governor pence is coming from, indiana. all right. guy, thanks so much for being with us. i think we'll see you next hour. >> thank you. >>> we asked everyone at home what do you think and who do you think is gave the best speech on day two of the rnc. >> marjorie writes the whole trump family, they are so impressive. he raised his kids right. >> and susan says trump jr. outstanding job putting the pixels in place for americans to see the picture of the man his children reflect. >> wendy simply writes governor christie with two expractice nation points. >> and always another saying dr. carson was outstanding. >>> the time is almost 40 after the hour. donald trump jr. as we hav

john: that was senator shelly moore of west virginia.isgust, yet trump is way behind. >> i think the economy has been unsatisfying for the last 15 years, no matter how you slice it, and remains so. long term labor forward participation is really bad. there are sectors in west virginia where you have coal wiped out by a mix of regulations and also shifting to natural gas. but there are pockets where things feel a lot worse and pottologies of a lot of bad things happening. john: it should help trump, but so far it hasn't. coming up, the bert alternative. how about a third party? ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's

the police chief, shelly zimmerman, has promised to update us as she gets more information, and i can tell you that john scott on the fox news deck today will keep you posted. have a great weekend. >> the campaigns are set. the nominees are out swinging. buckle up for what is bound to be a brutal general election. we'll break down both campaign strategies as the election enters its final phase. >>> also, donald trump and hillary clinton set to get classified intelligence briefings. but each nominee says the other is not fit to see our nation's secreted. we'll talk with an ex-cia analyst to get a window into the brief examination what the candidates are likely to learn. >>> more on the breaking news this afternoon. a standoff after a gunman kills one cop and wounds another. we're live with the tense situation as it unfolds. that's all ahead in this hour. >> i'm afternoon scott. official live it's day one of the general election between hillary clinton and donald trump. an analysts say by all indications this campaign is going get ugly. clinton went after trump today at a rally in phill

police chief shelly zimmerman said both officers were wearing bullet proof vests and had at least one body camera. >> to have this happen to our police officers, we have seen this happen way too many times just in these last few weeks across our great country. it is tragic for everyone. >> 52-year-old jesse gomez was taken into custody and is in critical condition from a gunshot wound but is expected to survive. another possible suspect was captured after an hour's long standoff. >>> physical police have arrest add man who they say assaulted and kill his girlfriend in germantown. the victim a 24-year-old woman. she was found dead inside a home on the 4800 block of green street about 10:30 this morning. police arrested a 47-year-old man at that home. authorities are not commenting at this time on a possible motive for the murder. >>> a boil water advisory continues tonight in the city of camden. all because of a water main break. that advisory affecting camden neighborhoods west of the cooper river. american water says water service and pressure has been restored to all customers but a

just inside the main entrance, they will be greeted by shelly, a 28-year-old turtle that also lived at the building is peppered with architectural details based on student artwork. all of the incoming students have already seen the place and we're told they are anxious to begin again. >> we had one little guy who was upset because he wanted to start school tomorrow. they are ready to come back. >> reporter: the new sandy hook elementary school begins the school year on august 29. we are in newtown, connecticut, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> always think about those kids. >>> we have a warning if you are heading to the beach this health department in suffolk and nassau counties are advising against swimming at more than 80 beaches on long island. storm runoff can elevate bacteria levels in the water. 62 beaches in suffolk county and 19 beaches in nassau county fall under this bathing ban. if you would like to see the full list, go to cbsnewyork.com. we have the whole advisory there for you. >>> a little inconvenient when you think it's the weekend. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> let's check in wi

. >> and shelly k.best time to buy a car, new or used. >> for new cars, and really for used too, it is the end of the model year and the end of the month. it is a critical time for the dealerships. because everybody is trying to make the quota. they get money back from the dealerships. spiffs are given to sales people so the end of the month is good. so the end of the model year and nobody wants an old car hanging around because once you've ticked past the model year, that car is worth less money and the dealerships don't want to have the car and sales people get extra spiffs to get them off the lot. that is the best time. but the sales right now are excellent and when they offer financing often those deals are so good that is the best time to buy as well. so keep track of those. >> thank you, michael. >> this is huge for women. ivf is shown not to break breast cancer risk. here is jane king. >> women undergoing in-vitro fertilization, have one less thing to worry about. no increased breast cancer risk

the police chief, shelly zimmerman, has promised to update us as she gets more information, and i cannews deck today will keep you posted. have a great weekend. >> the campaigns are set. the nominees are out swinging. buckle up for what is bound to be a brutal general election. we'll break down both campaign strategies as the election enters its final phase. >>> also, donald trump and hillary clinton set to get classified intelligence briefings. but each nominee says the other is not fit to see our nation's secreted. we'll talk with an ex-cia analyst to get a window into the brief examination what the candidates are likely to learn. >>> more on the breaking news this afternoon. a standoff after a gunman kills one cop and wounds another. we're live with the tense situation as it unfolds. that's all ahead in this hour.

. >> and yes, it is where the place was booming in steel and world war ii, and my wife, shelly, from went to war and this is the city that built up america to win that war, and look at detroit and here she ma today, and you will see a change, but it is not the better. >> and patrick, it is the nation's birthday this weekend and it is still no better place to be than here, and this is the only acknowledgmentt i need from you. >> and it is the greatest country in the world, and it can be made greater still. >> thank you, pat buchanan. >> thank you, michael. >> and there is another paragraph that says come november 8th, you will see some of us sheepishly sneaking into the voting booths across the united states. and that brings me to polls, and everybody loves the quote the polls especially here at cnn, but this election season is showing them to be off and not just wrong, but dead wrong on both sides of the aisle. and nate silver the poll guru who had krcrunched the numbers successfully last august put tru trump's chances of getting the gop nomination at 2%, and recently as january he s

majority leader mitch mcconnell, we knew the names would be on there, but important leaders like shelly of west virginia, florida's governor rick scott, another swing state, i wonder why, and i also paid attention especially to there's a few business merntion the manager of trump's own winery is going to be speaking as well as, for example, the owner of a casino, those kinds of voices, but i do think we see themes in here as well. looks like donald trump is going to open the convention talking about security. he said just a few days ago, i'm the law and order candidate. i think they're going to play that up a lot. also, with these businesses, probably talk about jobs. i think, judy, all these things kind of come together, what we're talking about the vice president, the rules. this idea that the conservatives and the republican party are very hungry for red meat, whether in the direction of the party or their candidate or the vice presidential candidate. mike pence, if he's a nominee, fills that goal, but he also, some democrats are telling me today, gives them something because he is v

thank you for this report. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> very nice work sherri and shelly. just a couple questions. i'll make it brief. we don't have money children 18 or under live on treasure island? >> yes, i don't remember--397. there is some graphs in the beginning of the needs assessment that have those details that sherri memorized. >> that is more than i thought. that is a lot of kids. >> more than i thought when i started. >> you did your questions in english and spanish. do we know if there are other languages maybe we didn't reach because of language barrier? minimal. right. okay. does the ymca, i am also concerned that this is people do not know of certain services or programs and all that. how did the ymca communicate with the island residents? do they send e-mail or do postings on walls? do they text? do you know how they interact? >> maybe not the texting yet because when we talked about thait was like a new and exciting idea but posting things, fliers out to residents, e-mail . i think what sherri said working with housing providers is one of the main ways i

it shouldn't be a surprise that the prime time speaker was shelly moore from west virginia, someone whod would be able to influence with latino communities than african american communities. so far it seems to be donald trump is doubling down. >> i was talking to karen finney and democrats are saying, look, there's no positive message in cleveland, all anti-clinton. is that not what the conventions are intended to do? >> we're going to hear a lot of anti trump from democrats in philadelphia next week as well. what i was struck by, it's really family members and business associates who are the positive validaters from donald trump for the last two days. last night we counted six pro speeches, but 13 anti clinton speeches all from republican politicians. mark murray, good to see you. >>> sad news tomorrow port out of hollywood. legendary writer and director garry marshall died last night at 81. shlemiel, schlemazel, hasenpfeffer incorporated >> he was behind iconic sit comes, mark and mindy, laverne and shirley, happy days. hits on the big screen including "pretty woman," "beaches" and "t

out of the blue, shelly moore caputo from west virginia. i think she cuts a very good figure.on. certainly from a state that trump will carry, but more importantly in that, a woman, well educated and articulate. somebody they ought to be considering. >> tom davis, former congressman from virginia. thanks for the time. >>> coming up, the clinton campaign says they're not going to pressure bernie sanders to formally end his campaign. it's been weeks, though, since clinton became the presumptive democratic nominee. and still, sanders is hanging in there hoping to have some impact on the party at its convention this summer and beyond. the pressure on bernie sanders to drop out, the question of whether it matters. our most important number of the day is an interesting one. it's coming right up. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even biggeimpact

senator shelly moore, west virginia republican is with us now., and you'll be speaking tonight at the convention. but i have to ask you, how would donald trump actually bring coal mining jobs back to america? can you be specific and tulsa how he would do it? >> well, i think, first of all, with less specificity we have to realize that donald trump is listening. west virginiaians feel that he understands, he's been a job creator, grown his businesses, so i feel he has a lot of credibility in that we west virginiaans feel that way. you have to look at the regulatory environment that the obama administration has created and secretary clinton said she will continue. those are executive orders without congressional approval and lifting that regulatory burden will put miners back to work, absolutely. stuart: who's going to buy the coal that they mine? i'm not being pejorative here, i'm not trying to oppose you. i just think that the claim will bring back those coal mining jobs. it's really tough to get your arms around because i think that will be extr

.) >> hello commissioners shelly as i was presenting to come here one of the things that was thursday, july 21, 2016, when i sat on this commission we looked at administrative code the legislation for mcds and a lot of conversation at that time, and i've heard you all have since it the model of an mcd now the cafe concept that exists is making it easy for people to turn that into pot clubs but they're not their peel dispensaries if you take out cannabis and put in al vera it is an herb that is helping to heal people people need to understand the stigma attached from the 60s and the san jose no longer exists the federal government is real estate some of the controls the state as you know from alma is looking at how it will change and one of the things we've looked at 10 years ago was how we make those look like pharmacies we talked about how their some that could be opened twenty-four hours for patients what an urgent need for care by the way, they're the pharmaceutical in nature and talked about how he's a model mcd we don't have that but every mcd is painful to say called a pot club

louis and achieved a big housing victory, which translated to shelly v. kramer, and that case meant that people could no longer sell their house with a deed that would say you can't sell this to somebody who is black or jewish. that was thurgood marshall's imprint. brown v. board of education. he integrated the university of texas law school, a lovely story. thunder in marshall's mother, who is a school teacher, wanted him to go to the university of maryland school of law, and marshall, from baltimore, and mother just dreamed of that day. my son is smart enough to become the first black to be admitted to the university of maryland. marshall knew that they wouldn't accept him because he was black, but he went to howard university law school in washington, graduated number one in his class, and then marshall went and found a gentleman by the name of donald murray, and said, mr. murray, i want you to apply to the university of maryland school of law. and mr. murray said, well, mr. marshall, i -- why in the world would i do that? they're not going to accept a

let's listen to shelly moore capito, one of the cases they want to prosecute against hillary clinton, the coal mining issue. >> burdening every household in america with cost of $15,000 worth more campaign cash? with the cost of $15,000 worth a few more one liners? wll, i couldn't agree with you more. and i'm sure you agree with me about the importance of this election. one of the reasons this election is so important is because the democrats have nominated a candidates that americans overwhelmingly distrust. you know what? she's earned this reputation. her term at the state department was shrouded in scandal and mistrust. just a few weeks ago fbi director said that secretary clinton was negligent, questioned her judgment and revealed countless ways she has misled the american people. we know that the corner stone of our global leadership is not just our awesome military. it's not just our economic power. but it's our credibility. she has squandered american's trust. and thankfully, the latest misdeed hasn't slipped past the attention of the american people. recent polls show that vot

i'm shelly, the first woman ever elected to serve this date of west virginia in united states senate.we face challenging times. times in which we as leaders must ask how can we secure a future that is brighter for next generation? that's always the challenge of leadership and this election is no different. talent comes opportunity and that is what i would like to's weak to you about tonight. let me first tell you where i come from, the mountain state. i'm a lifelong west virginia in and with our tightknit communities, i say our state is one big small town. that's never been more evident as westthe past month virginia was ravaged by flooding that upended our communities, displaced our families, and claimed 23 lives. the flood zones, i was inspired by people who despite losing everything sought ways to help and serve others. the stories are so tragic yet so uplifting. and i am so proud of my state. communities,s and west virginians work hard everyday and deliver results and in turn, they expect our country's leaders to do the same. the constant refrain i hear back home is stop the bicke

i'm shelly, the first woman ever elected to serve this date of west virginia in united states senate. face challenging times. times in which we as leaders must ask how can we secure a future that is brighter for next generation? that's always the challenge of leadership and this election is no different. talent comes opportunity and that is what i would like to's weak to you about tonight. let me first tell you where i come from, the mountain state. i'm a lifelong west virginia in and with our tightknit communities, i say our state is one big small town. that's never been more evident as westthe past month virginia was ravaged by flooding that upended our communities, displaced our families, and claimed 23 lives. the flood zones, i was inspired by people who despite losing everything sought ways to help and serve others. the stories are so tragic yet so uplifting. and i am so proud of my state. communities,s and west virginians work hard everyday and deliver results and in turn, they expect our country's leaders to do the same. the constant refrain i hear back home is stop the bickeri

. >> you saw what ted and shelly had together. we said, oh, no.>> ted and i understood what they were writing right away. >> if you'll admit that you are carrying a little torch for me, i'll admit that i'm carrying a little one for you. >> oh, i am carrying a little torch for you. >> well, i'm not carrying one for you. >> diane knew how to tease sam. sam knew how to tease diane, and i guess we know how to tease the audience. >> incredible chemistry between the two of them ignited the show. that's what's drove the show for the first five years. >> what's the matter? >> i'm devastated. i need something brutal to blast me into sweet oblivion. make it a mimosa. >> we had the luck to be able to rotate cast and every time we put somebody in, there were explosions. >> there was something very special about that setting, those characters that i never got tired of writing that show. >> sophisticated surveys, telephonic samplings, test audiences. all of those help to separate winners from losers and make midcourse corrections. you can't cut all comedies fro

also speaking tonight, new york senator shelly more sita and trump's former rival dr. ben carson.ctress also speaking at the convention later today. joining us is christine romans. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the focus make america work again. you started to hear a little last night how the economy isn't working for everyone. there's a lack of opportunity and lack of upward mobility. when you look at the numbers, the mile markers of the economy that you feel, carol, we do know the unemployment rate has dropped dramatically since the last time the republicans were meeting in tampa four years ago. the unemployment rate right now 4.9% down from 8.1%. but you will hear republicans say that there are too many people who have been left out of that statistic who aren't working or would like to be getting a raise. jeff sessions pointed out the american working family is bringing home less money. list listen. >> fellow republicans, we must understand that the income of middle class americans today are $4,000 less per year than in 1999. this is an economic disaster. >> r