they transfer to stark when they turn 18. depending on their sentence will remain here until age 21 or 25. we met several wards convicted of murder. they ask that we not use their last names. >> when i was 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. it was gang related. i retaliated and have been here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons and bumper jacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a tech .22 and told him why he was selling dope over here. we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to hit the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs, i fired. he got shot seven times. i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody because it made other people look at me and say, see that guy, that's a cool guy right there he's down for his street. that made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing i would kill somebody and not worry about it or worry about getting caught. >>

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark.ng concern as the zika virus may have been contracted here in the u.s. for the first time. health officials in florida say four people, a woman and three men came down with the virus near miami, and they were likely infected from local mosquitos here inside our own borders. u.s. health officials aren't expecting a massive outbreak like the one seen in brazil in part because of better sanitation, the mosquito control, and a wider use of window screens. meantime the white house renewing its call for additional zika funding. president obama asked lawmakers for nearly $2 million, none of which he's seen. some medical experts are suggesting pregnant women avoid the miami area. the cdc hasn't gone that far yet, but the virus has been linked to several birth defects in newborns. i'm patricia stark, and now back to "hannity." >>> -- in something like 237 days. and honestly, the reason is you couldn't do a news conference because they'll ask her about all the different things that she's done. t

i'm patricia stark, and now back to "hannity."ll your headlines, log onto foxnews.com. >>> -- in something like 237 days. and honestly, the reason is you couldn't do a news conference because they'll ask her about all the different things that she's done. they'll ask her about the fbi, saying she's a liar. they'll ask her about all of the e-mails that she deleted or erased or got rid of. 33,000 e-mails. >> that was donald trump earlier today, slamming hillary clinton for refusing to hold press conferences in months. how much longer can clinton hide from the media? joining us now, washington examiner contributor lisa boof, form national justice director for bernie sanders tezlyn fa gar row, and doug schoen. why not give a press conference once in a while? >> basically because she's got nothing to gain and a lot to lose. as donald trump said. she's not going to hold any press conferences if she doesn't have to, and if i were advising her, which i'm not, i would teller basically stick to long-form speeches and rallies as she did last

i'm patricia stark.he standoff with terrorists in a calf -- cafe in bangladesh is over. they stormed the holy artisan bakery a couple hours ago. heavy gunfire and explosions were heard as troops stormed in. 13 hostages were rescued. six terrorists were killed and one captured. isis claimed responsibility for the siege. at one time three dozen hostages were being held. two policemen were killed in the initial attack. >>> in israel, a deadly attack by a palestinian gunman on an easy israeli family in the west bank. investigators say the suspect opened fire on a couple and two teenagers riding in a car. they say the father died and the mother and teens were wounded. it is the latest in a nine-month wave of palestinian attacks against israelis. >>> and more than a thousand people being forced from their homes in northern california. a wildfire has grown to more than 1500 acres. the fire is 50 miles northeast of sacramento. at least 1900 firefighters are trying to control the blaze which is being helped by th

i'm patricia stark. now back to late night fun with "red eye. >>> after donald trump's speech on thursday night the convention closed with the song "you can't always get what you want" blasting. i think that's gary johnson's slogan. earlier in the night ivanka trump was introduced with " here comes the sun." the songwriters are not pleased. later they got snarky saying if it was "beware of darkness" we may have proved it. and the stones tweeted, the rolling stones do not endorse donald trump. you can't always get what you want was used without the band's permission. while artists can complain all they want, their permission is not necessary. public venue pay for a blanket music license. who ever is using the place can play whatever they want. they are getting their money. but st's probably -- but it is only like $10. that's why they are mad. i guarantee you both of those were sent by broads. it is a woman in charge of george hair ritz -- harrison's twitter, i would bet my life. and if you are dead you ha

. >>> live from america's news headquarter, i'm patricia stark. there might be another flare-up on capitol hill over gun control. the house was prepared to consider as early as today one measure aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of suspected terrorists. but that's been shelved for now because some conservative lawmakers perceived the legislation as gun control. house democrats say it's time speaker paul ryan heed public demands for gun restrictions. >>> a former national guard soldier has been charged with plotting to help isis and contemplating a fort hood-style attack against our military. court records made public yesterday reveal muhammad jelo quit the national guard after hearing lectures from anwar al awlaki. he made contact with officers in africa earlier this year. >>> they're expanding tests to speed up airport lines and speed up security. the tsa plans to begin using computerized scanners to inspect bags. ct scanners are already used to screen checked baggage. the screens generate checked baggage. the house and their staff will unde

i'm patricia stark. an update on a hostage situation in dhaka, the capital of bangladesh. right now police are storming a popular restaurant whereas many as 35 people are being held hostage. these are live pictures from a local news network on the scene. isis is claiming responsibility, and they have posted pictures online claiming to show victims of the attack. two policemen have been killed. two dozen others at the scene were treated for injuries. earlier, security forces moved in troops and armored vehicles into the area around that restaurant. the state department saying all u.s. citizens assigned there are accounted for. others were told to shelter in place. again, reports from the bangladesh capital of dhaka say police are storming a restaurant whereas many as 35 people are being held hostage. isis taking credit. stay with fox news channel for updates throughout the night. i'm patricia stark. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." clinton corruption, the lynch-clinton scandal. earlier today, white house press secretary josh earn

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williams a 15-year-old african american science genius will take over for stark. she will get a more fitting name. >>> it has been a bit delayed because the next place takes place in wibter so they have to wait until cooler weather to begin filming. >>> congratulations swill swils. they began dating last year. >>> are they bringing it back? >> i guess so. the chip actor was flown in last week. he seemed pretty confident with the swearing in ceremony. >> i brushed my teeth, watched my hair and blew it out. i'm ready to go. >> you think after all of these years no way his hair will look that good. >> i know. >> this is "early today." today." ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ today." for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death t

senate and that he was more of a friend of lloyd stark's than harry truman. truman eked out a victory in that primary all the same and ran for the senate against his republican opponent as a strong backer of roosevelt and, indeed, he was. in his private correspondence with his wife, bess, he tells her that, in effect, well, the president hasn't been very good for me, but i generally believe in his domestic programs, and i'm behind his foreign policy. so truman's reelected to the senate. the problems of 1940 are plastered over. he becomes an important senator during truman's second term -- or, excuse me, during roosevelt's second term as the chairman of a committee to investigate war industries. which he handles with great care. they can go after profiteers but not go after the administration. in the meantime, roosevelt has forced the democratic convention in 1940 to nominate for vice president new hampshirely wallace. henry wallace. and believe me, this was, this was not a popular move on the floor of the democratic convention. eleanor roosevelt had to be sen

i'm patricia stark. >> our continuing coverage of the chaotic theme in turkey. this hour it's unclear exactly who is calling the shots in turkey but the country's president, erdogan insists it's him. >> a night of explosions and gunfire. we're learning at least 190 died. 41 police officers, 2 soldiers, 47 civilians and 104 people being described as coup fodder. failed an attempted coup in turkey. for more we bring in amy kellogg, live in nice, france. amy, what's the latest? >> hi, patricia, the situation is still, to the best of our understanding, quite unstable in turkey. there are explosions being heard in different parts of the country and some unrest. as you mentioned, the death toll just keeps going up. president erdogan is saying he does have the situation under control. he's warning a very harsh perfect -- punishment for those and also blaming poconos based imam who has been, according to him, a thorn in his side and trying to ubd mine him for years. they were once great allies. in the meantime, just to rep cap, lots of military personnel, dozens have su

he was stark. he drew a stark contrast between the choices that we have to make.he gave a great speech. >> those are just two of the reviews of governor christie's takedown of hillary clinton last night. clinton tweeted out this response to christie's criticisms of her -- if you think chris christie can lecture anyone on ethics we have a bridge to sell you and the campaign linked to an article about the bridgegate scandal. showers earlier, clinton said watching the rnc was surreal and compared it to "the wizard of oz." >> sound and fury, even a fog machine. when you pulled back the curtain it was just donald trump with nothing to offer to the american people! >> clinton also repeated her previous criticisms of donald trump's bankruptcies in atlantic city saying they caused destruction in the resorttown. >>> now, another of trump's former rivals, former republicaç presidential candidate ben carson associated clinton with the devil. he said one of clinton's mentors wrote a book dedicated to lucifer. >> so are we willing to elect someone as president who has as their

. >>> and move over tony stark, there is a new iron man in town. we may have to call her iron girl, marvel says, an african-american teenage girl named re re williams is taking over the suit from stoney stark, science genius who enrolls at mitt at the age of 15, and comes to the attention of tone when she bills her own iron man suit in her dorm. speculation started with her appearance at previous issue, and she will probably get a new name, too, iron man just doesn't work. >> bunch of great grapes, finally over in japan. >> you won't believe the price tag. the bunch of ruby roman grapes contained about 30 of them each a little smaller then pingpong ball wearing little less than an ounce, the bunch went for 10,900us dollars. the grapes have been in development for 14 years. fruit prices in japan are usually pretty steep. but not that steep. >> do you even eat them? i know, you want to frame them? >> yes, stick them on your wall, wax them, put them in wax. >>> in a ice witness news at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. for katie all of us h

. >> what, marvel comments announcerd tony stark income comic books will step away from alter ego and new character rere williams will take his place. marvel has been introducing more diverse character to takeover superheros in recent years. what grade do you give this decision. >> a plus, plus, plus, let me tell you why. this is tremendous as a black woman to be able to and for young girls to look and see themselves as superhero that's just amazing to me to see diversity. here's a little about rere 15-year-old wept to mit and created iron man suit in the dorm and got in trouble they kicked her out and that's how tony stark find out about her and recruited her. >> i give her a a minus i want to see what the super powers are but yeah it's reimportant. when i grew up there were not many black heroes. luke came, and a handful of others and they stood out. >> i give her a plus, plus. >> speaking of a pluses. >> probably not one weather wise. >> we'll give you one for delivery of the weather. whether it sells not so much. >> that was a good work around thank you i lining that. and a lot of

so apparently the events at the end of the comic book series "civil war 2" will result in tony starkding the suit with a new character stepping into his shoes. >> riri williams is a genius who enrolled at mit when she was 15 and comes to the att stark when she bills her own iron man suit in her dorm. by the way, marvel says tony's departure doesn't mean that you know the end to "civil war 2" at least not yet. no spoilers there. >>> another celebrity wedding in the books. russell wilson has tied the knot with singer/songwriter ciara. >> the couple shared this photo. beautiful picture here. and the caption, simply we are the wilsons. the bride looked like a princess i'd say wearing a couture gown with a long veil. >> it was nothing short of a fairy tale either, the venue, 19th century gothic castle in england, serena williams was among many guests in attendance. she was supposed to be a bridesmaid but she was a little bit busy. >> she had things to do. >> at wimbledon. jennifer hudson was there, though and looked stunning. >> she looked amazing and the whole venue was great. congratula

tom: you used the word "stark contrast," -- this is a really stark pair of choices facing the u.s.ctorate in november. as a professor of history, i wonder, looking back, is there any time in modern history you can compare the difference in the candidates to? have you ever seen anything quite like this before? >> in 1968, we had a third-party candidate who did pretty well named george wallace, the governor of alabama who ran a based oncist campaign, a racist backlash to civil rights. they were fights outside when he held rallies. and he used the same kind of incendiary rhetoric. that was a candidate, not a main candidate, but a third-party candidate who did a little of what trump did, and it was certainly a contentious period, the 1960's, probably more than we have today. tom: of course, this is a historic moment now. officially, hillary clinton is the democratic party's candidate to run in november. americanink, are people excited about the fact they could elect for the very first time a woman? many would say about time. >> it's funny. i don't think many people have processed that

he was stark. he drew a stark contrast between the choices that we have to make.he gave a great speech.ç >> clinton tweeted out this response to christie's criticisms, if you think chris christie can edlecture anyone o ethics, we have a bridge to sell you. she compared watching the rnc to with the the wizard of oz." >> even a fog machine. when you pulled back the curtain, it was just donald trump with nothing to offer to the american people! >> clinton also repeated her previous criticisms of donald trump's bankruptcies in atlantic city saying they caused destruction in the resort town. another of donald trump's former primary rival, former republican presidential candidate ben carson associated clinton with the devil during his speech to the delegates, carson said one of clinton's mentors wrote a book dedicated to lucifer. >> if we willing to elect someone as president who has as their role model somebody who acknowledges lucifer? think about that. >> carson also criticized what he called clinton's secular progressive agenda. >>> for a time last night, videos fr

time for the morning buzz in a huge new plot twist in the iron man comic series, move over tony starksel has announced the next person to play the super hero will be a black woman. time magazine broke news in an interview with iron man writer brian michael bendis, riri williams is describe as a science genius who enrolls at mit at 15, and comes to the attention of tony starks which she builds her own iron man suit in her dorm room. time suggest that williams could invent a new man for iron man because, well, it has got the word man in it and she's not a man. >>> sierra and a russell wilson are now married, singer and seattle seahawks quarterback shared same photo on social media yesterday. there it is. showing sierra in the wedding gown and wilson in the tuxedo and they might be dancing or something. caption said we are the will son's, i guess that will be sierra wilson not like madonna one word thing. duo got married in front of the friend and family at a english castle. >> she looks beautiful. thanks, mountain math. >>> still ahead, on "action news" comedian bill cosby is due back in

a stark contrast to the republican convention in cleveland where john kasich refused to attend.bc news classifies pennsylvania as a tossup despite voting democratic in the last six elections. trump has a real chance to win here. telling reporters tuesday, quote, i've warned democrats, trump is giving a message and it's resonating with white blue collar workers. joining us now, governor tom wolf, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> let's talk about your remarks, what can we expect from you? >> push the theme of fairness. this is what is going to let hillary clinton win in pennsylvania. it's how i won two years -- a year-and-a-half ago. people in pennsylvania are fair-minded. they want a fair society, and the frustration is that we need to move toward that. i think that's why donald trump is resonating with so many people. but hillary clinton is the one who can really deliver on that promise, and in the end -- in november, when people go into the voting booth, they're going to make that decision. >> yesterday, donald trump was in pennsylvania, he was in scranton. coal mino

i'm appreciapatricia stark, now "hannity." this special edition of "hannity."ch-clinton scandal. brand new fox polls released this week show how voters really feel about the presumptive democratic nominee. 66% say they do not think clinton can be described as honest and trustworthy. and 58% of voters think that corrupt is a word that describes hillary clinton. here now with reaction are from the polling company, kelly ann conway. she now works for the trump campaign, and democratic strategy jess kay tar la. i'm not shocked it's that low. i'm shocked it's that high. >> and she's really got nowhere to go on it. numbers have actually gone down since she announced her candidacy a year ago. then since she became the nominee within this last month. so this is even somebody who has had an opportunity to reconnect with the american electorate, and i think the more she bashes donald trump, the worse she's actually doing. i would rather be him than her right now because if you look at the attributes testing, he kills it on strong leadership. and that's what americans are

the differences are stark. differences are stark. >> let's bring in andrea mitchell while we listen to tim kaine warming up for hillary clinton in harrisburg, pennsylvania. you're on the trail, the reception seems to be pretty enthusiastic out there for clinton/kaine. give us a bit of the sights and sounds of what you're hearing. >> reporter: well, this is small town, america. harrisburg is the capital, but it's a wonderful, hot summer night and the circus has come to town. a political candidate for president of the united states, a woman, nonetheless, her husband, former president, the senator from virginia, who is running for vice president. they're all here and what can be a better show? i think people really are engaged. look, i started my career in pennsylvania and i know a lot. i covered harrisburg. i know what this community is like and what this state is like. and even though there's a new suffolk university poll saying that hillary clinton is up significantly, by nine points, that's not what a lot of t

patricia stark is taking you through the night, until tomorrow. good evening. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm patricia stark in new york. protests, marches and deadly violence on our nation's streets. at this hour, four dallas police officers are dead, shot by at least two snipers armed with rifles from an elevated perch, eight other officers have been injured, three are in critical condition at this time. the city's police chief says some were shot in the back. [ screaming ] [ sirens ] >> that's what it looked like in downtown dallas, total chaos as hundreds of people run for their lives as many as 50 or 60 shots were fired by the gunman. one suspect has been taken into custody after a shootout with police. a possible person of interest is being interviewed by investigators. both are in custody. the dallas bomb squad has been called to check out a suspicious package. ironically, it all began as a peaceful march for justice in the wake of the deaths of two black men shot by police in baton rouge, louisiana, a suburb just outside st. paul, minneso

when the bands are gone and the lynn -- lights are dimmed, there's the stark reality of responsibility in an hour of history with those grim specters of materialism at home and ruthless, inscrutable and hostile power abroad. the ordeal of the 20th century -- of the whole christian age is far from over. sacrifice, patience, understanding may be our lot for years to come. let's talk sense to the american people. let's tell them the truth, that there are no gains without paying. that we -- without pain. -- with still -- which alone can ensure triumph against the great enemies of man who are poverty and tyranny and the assault upon human dignity which are the most grievous consequences of each. let's tell them that there is victory to be one in the 20th century, this portal to the golden age marks the pretensions of the -- individuals and human ingenuity, fortis the citadel guarded by thick walls of ignorance and mistrust which do not fall before -- the politicians implications or even .he generals back home [applause] they are walls that must be directly stormed by the host of courage and

this election poses such stark choice doesn't it? we always believe our elections are poor and that's at the heart of our democracy. people have fought and died for the right to vote and to express themselves. but i think it is fair to say, it puts everything into such stark difference. donald trump wants to take his to a new level. he offered a lo of bigotry and fe fear. i listened hard to hear anything that would help any american get ahead and stay ahead in our economy. i listened really hard about how we are going to bring people together in our nation. i listened really hard to hear anything that i thought would make a difference in the future we are trying to guild together. build together. what we heard from donald trump of everything that he said is wrong with america which personally i took offense at. i don't know how you run for president of the united states if you spend all of your time trash talking about the united states. you have a long list of everything that was wrong with our country, some of which just offended m

i'm patricia stark and now back to the show that has some of the best fans out there, "red eye." of your headlines go to fox news.com >>> welcome back. it is time for our newest segment. not sure if any show has ever done a lightning round. certainly not on fox news. here is how it works. i will read off stories and my panelists have to respond using four words or less. if any panelist uses four words throw them under our studio never to be seen or heard from again. feel free to play along. lingerie for dudes, yes. menegerie is designed for men. look at that. styles are chantilly lace and low rise briefs and elastic biker shorts. anthony? >> where is the fly go? >> few people like that. >> troy -- i get it. >> carly four words. >> better than a man thong. >> manthong. >> next story. it is the end of the world again. end time prophesy. they predicted the world would end on july 29 will ie, four hours ago. so if you are watching this, they were wrong. the group warned that a shift of earth magnetic pulls would trigger worldwide earthquakes and a roll cloud that would wipe out the h

well and that was because again the civil rights activities of the 50s, 60s and 70s have shown in stark detail the situation that faced so many black and other minorities so we have 2 support the state chapter of american medical association in georgia as well as state chapter of the national medical association in georgia so a lot of support from the business community and the philanthropic community as well. that enabled us, the third black medical school in the country. >> host: this began your introduction to politics. didn't you ask, didn't you ask ronald reagan to i guess cut the ribbon or whatever it is, open the doors, to be at the ceremony? it was the vice president, george bush at the time who came, he asked you to go on a delegation to africa. am i right? and you became friendly with the bushes at that point. barbara is interested in education and reading and all that and when he became president, trying to move on to this you became involved on the political side and you talked -- you were really instrumental in making sure, the first woman president or head of nih was under

. >> i am patricia stark. >> we begin with a fox news alert. anti police rallies raging coast to coast. >> protestors in an law taw blocking traffic outside of a busy mall and staging a sit in. hundreds halting traffic in the shopping district. >> a white house petition to call black lives matter a terrorist organization now crossing 100,000 signatures. >> president obama heading to dallas hours from now. >> william long jess is o -- wim lajeunesse is there. >> we had 1 thousand individuals show up to honor the victims of last week's ambush. friends and colleagues were there. their platform surrounded by flowers. the head of the police association called for unity. >> when everything is full is hate and anger we must find solutions. we must listen to each other rather than talking at one another. we will not let the cowardly hate filled acts let one man divide our country and our city. >> investigators are going to 170 hours of body cam video. they are going to cell phone and lap top e-mails to find out if any one else can be tied to the crime.

>> patricia stark following the latest on the campaign trail as donald trump slams the quote rigged system. >> we begin with kristin fisher live for us with washington, d.c. with new backlash the fbi is facing. good morning, kristin. >> even though the director of the fbi did not recommend any criminal charges, he did offer a blistering critique of clinton's handling of classified information. first he announced over 100 of her e-mails did contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. some were even marked classified. that directly contradicts what clinton and the state department stated from day one. the fbi director said it is possible people hostile to the u.s. were able to hack into her private account. they said her actions were extremely careless. they want clinton to be blocked from accessing any more classified information. here is house speaker paul ryan followed by congressman jason japheth. >> people have been convicted for far less. the point is yes this under scores the belief that clintons live above the law. this is one of the reasons why people are

in the record is the stark truth that the battle lines of 1948 are the same as they were back laid32 when a nation helpless as the result of republican this rule in action. were -- special interest and read. in 1948, we are now the defenders of the stronghold of democracy and of equal opportunity. the haven of the ordinary people of this land, and not of the favored classes or powerful few. the battle cry is just the same now as it was in 1932, and i paraphrase the world -- the word of franklin d roosevelt as the issues that challenge him excepting his presidential nomination. this is more than a political call to arms. give me your help, not to win votes alone, that to win in this new crusade and keep america secure and safe for its own people. [cheering] with the help of god and a wholehearted push which you can put behind this campaign, we can save this country from a continuation of the 80th congress and from this rule from now on. i must have your help, you must get in and push and when this election. the country cannot afford another republican congress. --[cheering] watching a

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>> there are two very stark characterizations. >> very stark.ents. they're split. them thathalf of think we need a lot of change and the whole institution needs to be politically blown up, for lack of better word. there are a lot of people who think we are in a good state, and you heard both of those. i thought bernie did a pretty good job bringing's immunity to that group, and there is definitely some discourse, but i thought he did a pretty effective job. personally, i like michelle obama's speech. it was great, it was personal, it talked about all of the positive things. to me, if we could get closer to that, i think it would benefit all of us. rahm emanuelcago, had to bump up property taxes by 40%. why? the city is close to bankrupt because it can't meet its pension obligations by the teachers union. this is the real america that's happening right now. this is the fisher we are talking about. >> i think everybody realizes that we can't stay on the current course and expect to be in a place where our kids or grandkids will get welfare benefit

patricia stark joins us with the war of words. >> good morning. several speakers at this week's democratic national convention had harsh words for the republican presidential nominee and hillary clinton finishes out with her own. but it didn't take long for donald trump to bash her acceptance speech on twitter saying his rival's vision for the world is borderless and tweeting, no one has worse judgment than hillary clinton. corruption and devastation follows her wherever she goes. now that the conventions are in the rearview mirror, the two candidates will get their intelligence briefings next week. democrats issuing desperate warnings saying trump should not have classified information, that is, even top senate democrat harry reid saying he should get fake intel. trump swiping right back. >> i said that she shouldn't get it. deleted 33,000 e-mails. you saw what the fbi said, she was negligent. she was -- i've never seen anything actually like a report like that. but they said she was negligent and she lied. i mean, she lied. and i said yesterday

[crowd chanting -- endorse trump] >> a lot of divisions were on stark display.ouncer: has the republican party blown off course? and a coup attempt in a chaotic region. is the united states about to lose a friend? >> i think we're seeing the beginning of the end. plus, busting ghosts -- and twitter trolls? why this actress is fighting back. fernando: hello, welcome to "matter of fact."

this as senator tim scott delivers a stark message about being profiled himself, even refused accessrofile events. >> ruth bader ginsburg not backing down. she's caused a debate. should a sitting

. >> on the side of this dusty good, christina starks and her boyfriend found 300 old slides. >> i'm wondering if somebody set them on top of their car and drove off and they just fell down. >> they picked them up and became detectives. >> i was pretty surprised. i'm surprised that more weren't damaged because it was a gravel road and people were driving over the top of them. >> her boyfriend's father had a projecr. ones that you put the slide in and look. >> so they cleaned some of the slides seeing, people, places. >> based on the style of clothing and vehicles i'm thinking '70s to early '80s. >> from colorado to utah to california. >> here's from the four corners. >> starks posted a few to facebook hoping someone would recognize them. >> i've this i think 34 shares. reveal the owners. >> family is important. and i mean, there's family in these and -- i don't know. family is important to me and so i want people to find their family's photos. >> be so neat if she could reunite them with the openers. she's hoping the owner will see these memories are not host but have been found and

. >> it was a stark contrast to the message we heard last week. >> this is one of the more politicallyne at the conventions and it wasn't delivered by someone who is not a politician. sacrifice, liberty, the constitution, those are republican messages being delivered at a democratic national convention. that was why i think it was a particularly effective moment and probable one of the highlights. >> what did you think of that, as a conservative? >> as a conservative, i think one of the most disqualifying things of donald trump is what he said about having a muslim man. it countered everything we believe as a party and it's counter to the fundamental tenants of our constitution. and to have that -- i think to have that delivered by something somebody like that gentleman in a way that was -- it was very effective. >> it wasn't counter to the party overall, though. because in the republican primary webs in our exit poll, it had overwhelming support state after state after state by republican primary voters. so it's not counter to the modern day republican party. >> but the distinction i

i'm patricia stark, fox news. the anacostia is widely considered onean of the most polluted rivers in the thehe nation. just this week the and cost yeah watershed society give gave it epa f. the news the river should be well on itss way to be swimmable in the nearr future thanks to a project goinr on in the city. paul wagner now story.y this is one filthy river, one of the filthy yes in the nation.y inye its report card issued this week, the anacostia watershedatr society gave it a series of fss for toxic, trash and stormoff.tm it's been a dumping grounds ford decades. that's about to change in a big way. d.c. water is investigating bills of dollars to build a series of tunnels around the city that will take the combinee sewage and put it in its place. we have requirements to capture the sewage through this process and this orange line and blue line. those are tunnels underneath the down to blue planes to get this complete by march 23, 2018. ma the tunnels are larger than a metro tunnel and are 100 feet undergroun

. >> we want to throw out some positive vibes >> the rally stood in stark contrast in oakland which shut down the freeway for several hours. >> this weekend, the san jose police department is one of at least three agencies ordering two officer patrols oakland police are going out in pairs for safety and the police department sends out two-person teams being alert is part of the job that would be impossible to eliminate here. >>> this comes as we learn of one of the fallen dallas officers who started his career in law enforcement in southern california. hi grew up in the l.a. area and worked there. at 6-5", he was described as a big guy with a bigger heart he loved his family, his family was his life. >> he adored his children. he was a big strong guy, 6-5", rough and tough, he was fearless, that same guy would have tea with his daughter. >> he was survived by his wife, ten-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter. >>> today, a display of solidarity in the bay area for the fallen police officers. the california cadet expecting donations for the victims' families the event runs from 10:00 this

spy live from america's -- >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. the hunt for the group behind the attack at istanbul's airport. these are the men responsible. they are seen walking calmly toward the airport. the terrorists are said to be from russia, uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan. but no one has claimed it. >>> the house will vote on a proposal aimed at keeping suspected it terrorists from keeping firearms. it is said to measure another measure backed by the nra and rejected by the senate democrats last week. democratic lawmakers you recall staged a long sit in on the house floor last week demanding a vote on gun control after the masacre at an orlando nightclub. >>> washington is rushing to the aid of puerto rico. they signed a rescue package that is facing more than $70 billion in debt and a major payment due today. the president calls it, quote, an important first step, but cautions that there is still work to do to get puerto rico out of the hole. >>> people in west virginia are trying to recover from the deadly flooding that has ravaged part of t

tony stark -- it got the attention of tony stark, he takes her under his wing and he hands her over thean suit so expect to see riri the new iron man this fall. >> iron woman. >> iron woman. has there been any blowback from this move? >> oh, no, people don't mind change, strahan. no, of course, you got some blowback from purists who say why do you keep messing with the characters and other people out there -- the creator said, racist, you had that diversity character. why would you need another diversity character. because they introduced a female thor and hispanic half-black spider-man and this is part of marvel's idea to diversify and to broaden its fan base and this is just another step in that and then, you know, the purists. you can't make everybody happy. some people upset. you know what, there's a new minority character but it was written by a white guy. even that criticism is out there. >> always something to find. >> times are changing but the writer also talked about when he was at a signing and how much it meant to him when a young woman said, hey, thank you. i'm now being re

those words are pretty stark if you look at them, and we don't look to be ruled. all this heavy language. he said it with a sense of hopefulne hopefulness. she can't quite be the order he is, we know that. boy, standing on the floor last night, i was not far from the stage, the look in her eye when she came out was one of gratitude, and it completes the circle. she is with him. there is no separation between the two. that's the gamble they're making. it is her best bet here. she can't -- the change argument, as maggie was saying earlier, it's too dangerous. >> you can run as al gore did with bill clinton, he lost a player on the field. key point, we make this -- we over complicate this sometimes because we have to get our bosses to pay us money. >> candor hour here. >> politics is about arithmetic. the president made the case, he's never been able to do this in a non-presidential year, get his people to come out and vote for someone other than him. he's looking out to the country, to the obama coalition, the diverse electorate that twice gave him huge electoral la

big night with powerful speeches, touting her accomplishments while pointing out what they call the stark contrast between her and donald trump.>> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. [applause] >> he never tells you how he's going to do any of the things he says he will do. he just says believe me. here's the question. do you really believe him? i'm a new yorker and i know, when i see one. >> the richest thing about donald trump is his hypocrisy. he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of malarkey. >> donald trump says he gets his foreign-policy experience from watching tv and running the miss universe pageant and he praises dictators from saddam hussein to vladimir putin. i ask you to do for hillary clinton what you did for me. i ask you to carry her the same way you carried me. lx hillary clinton as the next president of the united states. [applause] jon: joining us now, glenn hall, editor for the wall street journal. all

when you put him up against trump the dichotomy, the contrast is so stark. >> will it bother him that trump is trump and not scripted. >> i can tell you from behind the scenes when i have talked with republicans there is some concern. there is a split inside his camp. it's to the 1 hundred%. but we do know that mike was 100% on this. he made that calculation weeks ago. so you know he got -- he put down an interesting marker today. you know, he is very controlled. he is not like trump where trump will fire off left and right like that. you never know what you are expecting. mike is very controlled and will only move like an inch this way or that. classical politician. he laid down a marker in there today. the back fight over the vice president. when the call was made and everything. mike made it clear that the call was made on wednesday. and he paused for effect. i think you are going to see a lot of that. he is holding his ground. but it's going to be tough. he is going to have to hold his ground even more throughout this campaign. >> paul, let's go to you. hillary clinton, we know th

he was stark. he drew a stark contrast between the choices that we have to make.he gave a great speech. >> those are just two of the reviews of governor christie's takedown of hillary clinton last night. clinton tweeted out this response to christie's criticisms, if you think chris christie can lecture anyone on ethics, we have a bridge to sell you. then it linked to an article of the bridgegate scandal. she compared watching the rnc to "the wizard of oz." there was even a fog machine. when you pulled back the curtain, it was just donald trump with nothing to offer to the american people! >> clinton also repeated her previous criticisms of donald trump's bankruptcies in atlantic city saying they caused destruction in the resort town. another of donald trump's former primary rival, former republican presidential candidate ben carson also addressed the delegates and associated clinton with the devil.ç during his speech, carson said one of clinton's mentors wrote a book dedicated to lucifer. >> so are we willing to elect someone as president who has as their role mo

. >> you're basically tony stark right now. >> these guys look like comic book heroes.l life. the fact that this actually work blows my mind. the professionals that they are, and what they are able to do, imagine being able to control your body, control the wings, the wing has four mini jet engines on the wing. >> unreal. >> we've seen a couple of different videos from jet man dubai but this is the latest one that they just basically carving up. >> the old school that i am loves these videos from mode.com because it gives us a little history in just a few minutes. this one is 100 years of swim wear in body paint. >> oh, that's cool. they didn't even go back and find the village suits. they just painted them on. >> in 116 it was this really cool looking one piece that went all the way down to your niece. i can't imagine what it was like to swim in that thing. >> or be on the beach. imagine you get a bit of sand in there. >> oh. >> shoulders. >> and, thigh. >> what a weird day for the model. >> look at the detail these guys pull off with their painting. >> it really is. >