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david kelly succeeded him there. >> he never shied away from tough cases. as a prosecutor, as fbi director, you don't really get to pick what cases you do, you really have to do the cases that need to be done. >> reporter: comey went on to become the deputy attorney general in the george w. bush administration. one night in 2004 as then attorney general john ashcroft lay ill in a washington hospital, white house counsel alberto gonzalez and chief of staff, andy card, stood by ashcroft's bedside, seeking his approval of a then secret program to eavesdrop on foreign terrorists. he later told congress -- >> i thought i just witnessed an effort to take advantage of a very sick man. >> reporter: comey has faced a very direct threat of homegrown terror like the attack on orlando three weeks ago. >> we are looking for needles in a haystack. >> reporter: today, the married father of five made yet another mark on history. kristen welker, nbc news. >>> donald trump wasted little time in blasting the fbi's recommendation not to charge clinton calling it quote very ver

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david kelly succeeded him there. >> we have never shied away from tough cases. as a prosecutor, as fbi director, you don't really get to pick what cases you do, you really have to do the cases that need to be done. >> reporter: comey went on to become the deputy attorney general in the george w. then attorney general john ashcroft lay ill in a washington hospital, white house counsel alberto gonzalez and chief of staff andy card stood by ashcroft's bedside, seeking his approval of a then secret program. >> i think i just witnessed an effort to take advantage of a very sick man. >> reporter: as fbi director, comey had faced a growing threat of homegrown terror like the orlando shooting weeks ago. and today the married father of five made yet another mark on history. >>> donald trump wasted little time in blasting the fbi's recommendation not to charge clinton calling it, quote, very, very unfair. trump however is facing his own controversy after posting an ad on social media that many have labeled >> reporter: donald trump getting fuel for his fire today. >> ther

. >> basketball superstar has shied away from commenting on social issues in the past.s a proud american, a father who lost his dad in a senseless act of violence have been deeply troubled by the death of african-americans at the hands of law enforcement and angered by the cowardly hateful targeting and killing of police officers. jordan says he will donate $1 million issue the institute for community police relations and the ncaa of legal defense -- it was written wrong on the prompter. >> michael jordan >> michael jordan stepping in and tried to show unity and to the right thing to bring americans altogether. before you head out the door, a literature tuesday forecast. good morning, maria. >> morning or the story continues to be the same. excessive heat across portions of the planes in the eastern u.s. and also the threat persons arms. yesterday strong storms bring in a lot of heavy rain and strong winds across portions of the northeast and we could see another round of that. let's talk about temperatures because it's going to be 95 degrees for your forecast high in n

since louisa adams. >> i support my husband 100%. >> she has shied away from the campaign trail. she said she is busy. >> we have a 9-year-old son at home. alison: born 46 years ago in slovenia she was a young architecture student, fluent in five languages but modeling became her career heading to paris and milan. eventually new york city where she met her husband in 1998. >> he was very charming. alison: no first lady posed naked on a yacht but the couple dismisses any suggestion that some of the photographs would be unbecoming a first lady. >> i think people will always judge. that is part of the job i was doing. i was i did some photo shoots. >> i will say this. if i'm lucky enough to win, the public will be so lucky to have melania as the first lady. she will be so beautiful and elegant and good from the heart. alison: their 2005 wedding at trump's palm beach estate was a lavish affair. the clintons, among the guests. she also has her own line of jewelry in qvc and she dabbled in tv commercials like this aflac ad. despite her preference for staying out of the political limeli

and even though they aven't shied away from sharing personal moments on camera, the housewives tell uss have a choice. >> just people out know, that if our children don't want to film, we do not. >> yeah, yeah, not at all. >> if they're in thh mood, they pan come in the room if they're not in the mood, they don't have to. >> t sisters in law are getting along better than ever. but still plenty of drama when the "new jersey housewives" return on sunday. >> i know how to play nice and i know how to play not nn >> there will be a fight. >> what's one word -- you would use to describe this season? >> i would say it's a crazy season. >> i don't like that you're [ bleep ] oh, my god!ike >> who do you t got t the most? >> i think you jacqueline go at it a couple of times jacqueline and i go t it. >> [ bleep ]. >> the show needs drama, right? somebody is always stirring it up be scenes. >> also causing trouble? two newhousewives, ziggy and dolores. >> everybody hates on my friend? >> obviously dolores we've all known her forever. and i think ziggy is like in the room. she's here, she's going t

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shies venue a little bititt supporter uconn get lea gage. i know some of his venues haveee been giant, so you really get people packing in for both. >> evans lam bert for us on the ground in tampa florida, thank you so much, sir. >> coming up we're going to takt a lister look at the word of of politics.tics >> we're going to bring in a real life comedian. com get ready for that.hat. and we'll talk about dnc when wn come back. you are watching five at 6:30 60 . >> i certainly feel good its friday. >> a good laugh depending on who you ask the dnc had some intention and somee unintentional. >> breakdown all things political comedian thanks forr joining us. u tim, tom, what is your name? >> it doesn't matter. let's talk about obviously rnc a lot of people had money fun wity it. let's talk about the air kiss, can we please one of those awkward moments.s. >> has a presidential candidate every tried to kiss a vice president, he went am i doing. >> we learned a lot about mike pence, he never kisses on then first date. >> a little weird you've got pe

cornell bernard, spoke with the mayor, who says shies was unprovoked. >> i just got shot at! i can't get out of the car. >> the terrified oakland police sergeant call ford help after a gunman opened fire on her saturday night, after she was involved in an unrelated collision with another car on 73rd avenue. >> as soon as i heard the gunshots i closed the gate. >> carter lives feet away from where the shooting happened. police radio traffic identified the victim as oakland police seth nadia clark. she was not hit. the gunman rap away. >> fired several shots at the officer. we know has a gun. >> this was a horrible, horrible thing to happen. >> reporter: the mayor was quick to react to the violence in wake of police ambush killings in dallas and baton rouge. >> we believe it was unprovoked. no actual exchange or interaction between the suspect that did the shooting and the officer. >> recent shootings against police nationwide have prompted opd to team two officers together in a squad car but signature sergeant clark was a supervisor, she typically rode alone. >> how difficult

cornell bernard, spoke with the mayor, who says shies was unprovoked. >> i just got shot at! i can't get out of the car. >> the terrified oakland police sergeant call ford help after a gunman opened fire on her saturday night, after she was involved in an unrelated collision with another car on 73rd avenue. >> as soon as i heard the gunshots i closed the gate. >> carter lives feet away from where the shooting happened. police radio traffic identified the victim as oakland police seth nadia clark. she was not hit. the gunman rap away. >> fired several shots at the officer. we know has a gun. >> this was a horrible, horrible thing to happen. >> reporter: the mayor was quick to react to the violence in wake of police ambush killings in dallas and baton rouge. >> we believe it was unprovoked. no actual exchange or interaction between the suspect that did the shooting and the officer. >> recent shootings against police nationwide have prompted opd to team two officers together in a squad car but signature sergeant clark was a supervisor, she typically rode alone. >> how difficult

iraq's top shi-ite cleric blamed poor security. >> ( translated ): at the beginning of this week, at end of the holy month of ramadan, isis targeted innocent people and killed hundreds of them. last night, the terrorists targeted the holy shrine. so, if the authorities won't live up to their responsibilities and put an end to such security violations, the terrorists will continue committing crimes against iraqi people. >> woodruff: the attacks come as isis has been losing territory elsewhere in iraq. the number of asylum-seekers in germany dropped sharply in the first half of the year. berlin says 222,000 people have registered so far. the number for all of last year topped one million. since then, balkan nations have largely shut off overland migration, and turkey has curbed crossing of the aegean, in a deal with the european union. and, back in this country, the house passed last-minute legislation to stem the surge in drug abuse deaths, and sent it to the senate. nearly 50,000 people died of drug overdoses in the u.s. last year, double the figure from 2000. more than half are caus

cut the shi-- cut the sh tirks, cut the shit, cut the shit! cut the shit! cut the s. >> hillary clinton for a qaeda affiliate in nigeria, is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> see, she fights for the wrong people. >> trevor: absolute bull [bleep], chris christie is giving-- for our kidnapping. >> we here a boxa haram did not need any help from hillary clinton. we will call hillary when we need help deleting our e-mails. you are chiefed your goal. and then they get credit. to some white bastard. >> bring back our girls. >> we were the ones trending. >> bring back our girls. >> we are the ones with the followers. >> bring back our girls. >> not to mention, many experts agree with hillary, huh? because if she had deses ignited us as foreign terrorists it would have enhanced our not ryity. we could have attracted more followers. that is why hillary didn't give it us to. >> scott baio is about to speak. ♪ ♪ which one of theseing awards appeals most to you? the top safety pick midsize car and suv. most dependable. means a lot to me. the green car because i l

. >> reporter: the koch brothers, wealthy conservative brothers who shied away from the trump campaign. pence does not guarantee he can change their minds, but creates a possibility where none existed before. cbs news, new york. >>> john dickerson is in cleveland for the republican national convention. he looks at what pence brings to the ticket. >> he is not of washington but has some washington experience. donald trump wanted to pick somebody who could help him get something done. he has strong ties to the republican party. he helps trump cinch that unity. it's part of what he is trying to do at the convention. unlike somebody like newt gingrich, mike pence is not somebody who is going to cause issues or probably not somebody who is going to cause issues for someone at the top of the ticket in terms of behavior. >> trump did not say when he plans to announce the running mate decision. the republican convention kicks off monday. attempts to derail trump's nomination had a blow. they voted to reject a proposal to let delegates vote for any candidate they like. the outcome all but ends

. >> concerning words from another top republican who shi from donald trump, george w. bush reportedly told former aids he's worried he could be the last republican president. according to politico he made the comment this past april. that's when the primary was down to trump and cruz. and some convention speakers are on thing not to mention trump by name, suggesting they may be lukewarm about his candidacy. >> but virtually everyone is on the same page when it comes to blasting hillary clinton. let's get more now from rick kline. good morning. >> reporter: a trump family affair, night to of the republican national convention in cleveland. tiffany trump and donald trump junior giving well received speeches about their dad. this campaign is in search of unity in terms of people being angry. some delegates had the crossed. and energy, there is not an emotional core yet -- not a lot of glitz and glamour we expect around donald trump. that's his challenge. the only time this convention got into it is when they found new ways to insult hillary clinton or find new phrases to

shi brown was shot in the back and later died. someone opened fire from a car late sunday night. shooter is still on the loose. >>> a lot of towns and cities had fire shows last night, of course, to mark the fourth of july. not all fireworks shows go off without a hitch. >> some people did get hurt during a holiday accident in kentucky. take a look at this. >> yeah. those are screams there that were not meant for the fireworks. this is how the fireworks looked on cell phone video. organizers say force from one of the exploding fireworks forced others to tip over and shoot into the crowd. medics took several people to the hospital with minor injuries. and in massachusetts, two barges caught fire during a fireworks show there. no one was hurt. you're looking at video posted to twitter. one barge on the waterfront burst into flames during the show. the other barge had a malfunction. fire officials are investigating what caused those problems. ♪ >>> the road to rio just 32 day as way. the opening ceremony is one month from today, august 5th. we're other official olympic station and w

garvin: amika antoniades-rao has never shied away from hard work, something she says she inherited from immigrant parents. amika antoniades-rao: it's in my blood that i've always thought if i wanted something, "i'm gonna have to work really hard for it." garvin: so it's interesting, to say the least, that when amika decided to help some children in her hometown of oakland, she started, in some ways, with the least she could do. she posted about it on facebook. amika: i did this as passively as possible because i don't want to be that friend who now sees my name and says, "oh, gosh, what does she want from me now?" amika: ah, look at that. garvin: what amika was asking for were books, not many really. amika: this one is great for a 9 to 10-year-old. garvin: just 100 was her goal, books she could then donate to a school she thought, based on test scores, could use the help. amika: "just go for 100, amika, you can do it." but i started to get nervous, and i thought, "who's gonna give me 100 books?" these are stacks of 25 my son helps me put together. garvin: well, a lot of people, it turns

. >> reporter: first lady she shied away from the political spotlight.n february rebuffing the question about her own political future. >> there's a first lady whose running for president does that give you an idea mrs. obama? >> of what? (laughter). >> okay. >> what you talking about gale? >> with her approval rating around 66% the last few years, michelle obama remains one of the most popular figures in the democratic party. last night, she brought unity to a divided room. >> don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great. that somehow we need to make it great again. because this right now the greatest country on earth. >> reporter: first lady plans to hit the campaign trail this fall and for her this isn't just about electing hillary clinton. it's also making sure her husband's legacy is protect. julianna goldman, cbs news philadelphia. >>> well tonight former president bill clinton will step to the podium and make the case for his wife to be elected president. you can see his speech in our prime time coverage here on cb cbs3. cbs news i

. >> family of the 40 year-old michael krol says that he knew the danger but never shied away from duty. the michigan native loved his job, always wanted to be a cop, always wanted to serve his community. senior corporal lorne ahrens was on the dallas police force for 14 years and finally, five five-year old officer michael smith, another father, another veteran policeman, another veteran military man having served as an army ranger. >>> white officers in three other states came under fire in ambushes today. an officer was wounded this morning during a traffic stop in st. louis county not far from ferguson. in georgia a shooter called 911 to report a vehicle break in and then opened fire as soon as the officer arrived. that officer is in stable condition. in tennessee, a black army veteran is a accused of targeting white victims when he opened fire today killing one and then wounding three others including a police officer. >>> "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at philadelphia city hall tonight and chad, there was ugly anti police sentiment, expressed here in philadelphia ton

him have close and long-standing ties with the koch brothers, wealthy conservative don'ters who have shied away from the trump campaign. scott, there is no guarantee pence can change the koch brothers' minds, but at least he creates that opportunity. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. john dickerson, our cbs news political director and the anchor of "face the nation" is in our cleveland convention newsroom this evening. john, what does mike pence bring to the ticket? >> well, he is not of washington, but he has some washington experience. and donald trump said he wanted to pick somebody who could help him actually get something done in washington. he has strong ties to the social conservative part of the republican party, so he helps trump cinch up that unity, which is part of what he's trying to do here at the convention, and also unlike somebody like newt gingrich, who is a rambunctious politician, mike pence is not somebody who will cause issues or probably not somebody who will cause issues for the person at the top of the ticket in terms of behavior and staying on message. >> pelley: i

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his mother said he knew the dangers of the jobs but never shied away from his duty. 1000 miles from his home state of michigan to be a cop in dallas, telling his family this is something i wanted to do. last year, he brought his girlfriend back to detroit for thanksgiving. the last time he would see his family. michael smith answered that call. and over almost 30 years working for the dallas police association, which gave him the appropriately named cops faith.rd, a man of deep when he was off-duty, he could be at best found at church -- he could be found at church or plank softball with his girls. today, those girls have lost their dad for god has called michael home. patrick answered that call. just 32, a former altar boy who served in the navy and dreamed of being a cop. liked to post videos of himself and his kids on social media. on thursday night while patrick went to work, his partner posted a photo of her and their daughters at a texas rangers partner sogged her he could see it while on duty. call.thompson answer that that's answered that call. he served his

. >> reporter: until now, she's mostly shied campaign trail.rs. >> we have a 9-year-old son together, baron, and this is the age he needs a parent at home. >> reporter: born 46 years ago in slovenia, she studied architecture and is fluent in five languages. if trump wins, she would be the first first lady who has been a supermodel. the first whose native language is not english and the first to be her husband's third wife. the former model met her husband at a new york city party in 1998, where she refused to give him her number, but did take his. >> well, he was very charming. and we had a great sparkle. >> reporter: sparkle that will likely be on center stage tonight, as trump introduces her to the world. linsey davis, abc news, cleveland. >> we'll see you at 109:00 p.m from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white. hey, everybody! how you doing? thank you, jim! i found our mark. yay! that's great. th

if putin really wants trump in the white house what are we getting ourselves into this trump hasn't shied away there that. he praised putin and time of unease and anxiety. >> and last night they said i do think there is that lingering tension between the sanders supporters and clinton that has not been fully healed yet. there were told pie got >>> he is a lobbiest close to putin. if you brought it to hollywood i think they would laugh at you. is putin trying to cause mischief? there you go. >> it's just absurd. donald trump is running for president of the united states. donald trump is talking about the failed leadership of the obama administration. i don't know anything about what you just said. if you do you caught to expose it. >>. >> it is funny to hear now trying to say it's a conspiracy theory, there's no evidence for it. there is evidence for it. the trump campaign douesn't hav to be involved in it for there to be any mischief making. that is what the experts appear to be saying right now. >> yes. it will be a key to see if they are put their sags. do democrats -- what does hillary

thas shi joining me now is wealth management. along with market strategist art hogan.a little surprised by that job. hey, i will take it. does it mean, however, kimberly, that we are out of the woods when it comes with a company that does not seem to be. >> i do not think that we are out of the woods by any means. with brexit subsiding a little bit, investors are barely keeping their focus on the fundamentals of the economy, which they should. also corporate earnings kicking off today. i think, in the long run, this will take its toll on a market. we should not get too excited about this. i love those numbers. trish: i wonder, art, a lot of people looking at this saying, hey, this is great. we are seeing some growth. not enough growth to challenge what the fed is doing. is this kind of a win-win situation for the market? janet yellen and company will be compelled to keep rates as low as they possibly can given the global turmoil while simultaneously we can start adding a little bit in the way of jobs. >> i think that that is exactly right. the debt market telling us on

his mother said he knew the dangers of the job but he never shied away from his duty.y, "this is wanted to do. last year he brought his girlfriend back to detroit for thanksgiving and it was the last time he would see his family. michael smith answered that call in the army and over almost 30 years working for the dallas police association, which gave him the appropriately named cops top award. a man of deep faith when he was offduty he could be found at church or playing softball with his two girls. today his girls have lost their dad, for god has called michael home. patrick zamarripa, he answered that call, just 32, former altar boy who served in the navy and dreamed of being a cop. he liked to post videos of himself and his kids on social media. on thursday night while patrick went to work, his partner christy showed a picture of the daughter at the rangers game and tagged him so he could see it while on duty. brent thompson answered that call. he served his country as a marine. and years later as a contractor, he spent time in some of the most dangerous parts of i

his mother said he knew the dangers of the job, but he never shied away from his duty.op in dallas, telling his family, this is something i wanted to do. last year, he brought his girlfriend back to detroit for thanksgiving. it was the last time he'd see his family. michael smith answered that call. in the army and over almost 30 years working for the dallas police association, which gave him the appropriately named cops cop award. a man of deep faith. when he was off duty, he could be found at church or playing softball with his two girls. today, his girls have lost their dad. for god has called michael home. patrick zamarripa, he answered that call. just 32, a former alter boy who served in the navy and dreamed of being a cop. he liked to post videos of himself and his kids on social media. on thursday night, while patrick went to work, his partner, kristi, posted a photo of her and their daughter at a texas rangers game. she tagged her partner so he could see it while on duty. brett thompson answered that call. he served his country as a marine. years later, as a con

he has been extraordinarily personal, extraordinarily frank and honest, he has not shied away from talking about race, how hard it is to he a police chief. this morning he used a little bit of humor talking about how he said my brain is fried. you'll hear a police chief on the national stage talk about that. and use those kinds of phrases. wehas projected calm and talked to a lot african-american residents who are proud of him. they are definitely watching for what he is saying. charlie: do you feel there is a sense that dallas police in itself can recover from this? manny: without a doubt. you hear that not only in the public statements and the press releases, and the official side of things but you see it in the unofficial side, in talking to people, walking around. everyone is talking about this dallas strong idea. been sort, dallas has of battered in the last couple of years. not only did you have the ebola crisis, you had last year a gunman, armored vehicle attacked the police headquarters downtown. that wereose officers fired on last year were fired on this year. i think that there i

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we had reports that monday lays confirmed it was offering to take out her shi.his has been a sector. it continues as these big companies look for growth and the way they're getting growth is through acquisition. >> let's get back to precious metals. gold prices up just a fraction this morning. of course rallied sharply over the last few weeks. joining us from new york is jim steel. he's chief commodities analyst. good morning. thanks for joining. does this rally just keep on going in gold. >> it looks like it does have legs, yes, and don't forget too we've been rallying for a good six months. the low of the market was in mid december when it was around 1, 045, although it's had a boost in the last few weeks for obvious reasons, it has been going up for quite some time on quite food fundamentals. >> gold has people who love it and people who hate it. the haters say goeld is getting a little bounce, but considering you're getting a depreciation in the pound and what looks like a weaker environment, maybe you should see gold spike up even higher. >> gold has always

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as traditional banks shied away from extending credit for anybody who didn't have a nearly perfect creditre. but in the last few months the whole technology sector has gotten slammed. first theres what the lending club. and then they have cut their loan origination targets. thanks to brexit, the fear of regular la tory overhaul, people try to grab a piece of the pie. we learned that american express is launching its own platform for tlending. here we're talking about square, paypal, american express, to which any are worth owning. before we get started, let me make one thing perfectly clear. none of these companies are like lending club. that stock has been in free fall virtually all year. it helps connect potential borrowers with lenders. they can't find enough people willing to lend. but paypal and square make the loans themselves. you wouldn't ordinarily view them as lenders. take square. you think of them as payment processing. you can do a credit card reader/cash register. but in addition to its flagship payment business, they're making loans. they have a tremendous amount of data ab

the white house now offering to help but the reason the woman shies -- says she would still like the original coin back. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we have an update on the 94- year-old woman from richmond who was robbed of a special counsel given to her by president obama during a home invasion robbery this week. the white house heard about it and they are sending her a new coin. ktvu's paul chambers has more on how she reacted to the news. >> >> armed with flowers. that is so nice. >> reporter: tom leatherman came to check on his employee, betty reid soskin. he read a letter from the department of interior. a thief stole a coin given to her by president obama. >> i want the original coin returned. police say an intruder broke into her second story apartment. took her ipad, laptop and her commemorative coin. leatherman had good news about the coin. >> i'm sorry that the coin was stolen. we will work with the white house to get you a replacement coin. what's your reaction is this. >> there is a part of me that really is resistant to having a replacement coin when it was in th