stu, tamara, welcome. this is a holiday but not from donald trump's tweets or controversy.referred to hillary clinton as the most corrupt candidate ever, no surprise. but the words were on a six-pointed star over asea of cash. people quickly pointed it out on social media, said it was a and hillary clinton took it up immediately, said it was an antisemitism. rather than a sheriff's star or a plain star. stu. >> i carry sheriffs stars all the time and use them in my tweets. >> good point. >> look jorch, it's another day of donald trump, another controversy, another instance. if we hadn't done this six, eight, ten, 20 times before, maybe you could say this was a mistake or this was misinterpreted, there are a whole series of these and this is who the man is. the campaign isn't field organization or tv ads. it's tweets and controversial tweets. >> yang: do you think he knows what the connotation is to these things or does he not notice them or -- >> i would certainly hope -- he is an adult, he ought to know. he is a 70-year-old man who claims to be knowledgeable, knows history

. >> reporter: 69-year-old stu ryan says is he felt a little off's began exercising. >> i was debating whether or not i wanted to do the elliptical that day. i was a little tired. i thought, well, i'll just push through it. and i always feel bert after that. and actually, that's the last thing i remember for days. >> reporter: that's because ryan suddenly went into cardiac arrest. his heart stopped. he stopped breathing. but first responders and citizens came together and saved his life on july 10th. i spoke to ryan a couple days ago and asked what he wanted to say to anyone. >> frankly, to say "thank you" or anything like that just sounds too shallow. >> oh my gosh! >> i know these people. >> reporter: so on friday, ktvu arranged for a surprise reunion for ryan, his family, and his rescuers. >> do you remember falling down that day? >> reporter: these two gym members were working out when they heard a woman call for help. >> i was holding him up by his chest. >> he wasn't breathing and he didn't have a pulse so i said we have to get him on the ground so i can start cpr. >> reporter: a

in any lingering dreams kevin durant might play in his hometown and his high school coach the great studer told me going to golden state for kevin durant was not about the money. kevin durant in 20 of a high school senior from suit land playing for the montrose christian school in rockville. >> one of the greatest players that ever played. >> reporter: his coach was stu vedder. >> he was so talented in high school he could have played for us friday night and played for the wizards sunday afternoon that was the year that they put the rule in that says he couldn't go from high school directly to the nba because he would have been in that category. >> reporter: instead he went to university of texas and turned pro with the super sonics which moved to oklahoma city where durant became his heart has always been here in dc, where he grew up in modest circumstancestill has family and lots of friends. but vedder says he knows why he chose golden state. >> one of his slogans is hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. he knew right from the beginning he was talented but he wasn't go

>> reporter: i had only told stu that the police would be there, but in the days after, everyone saidere, firefighters, gym members, and other family members. so he -- it was just a sight to see that day. he had a second chance at life, and i don't get to see that kind of story often. amazing to see. >> just goes to show you how getting involved, they see something, and they jumped into action, and that made all the difference. >> reporter: absolutely. every second counts. >> i think it also points out, i was trying to imagine if that happened right in front of me, would i know what to do, and i'm not sure i necessarily would. it just goes to show the importance of cpr training. >> absolutely. very important. again, the family counting their stars because he takes a road by himself while driving, andy could have been by himself. but in stead he was surrounded by first responders. >> reporter: how is he doing now? >> reporter: he's doing fine. a little weak, but 69 years old, seemed very strong to me. >> a good story. henry, thank you. >>> it warmed up a bit out there today. yesterday

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tonight byron welcomes bob marley, quinton jackson, stu murphy, and joe koi. now your daily dose of vitamin d, byron allen! [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. thank you. thank you. very kind of you. very kind of you. oh, this is fun. in england a man was caught swallowing a diamond ring at a jewelry store. and police waited three days for the ring to pass. the store owner said the diamond had three carats and four pieces of corn. say hello to dj cobra. [ cheers and applause ] we have a hot one for you tonight here at "comics unleashed." say hello to bob marley. clinton jackson. sue murphy. and jo koy. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing, bob? >> i'm doing good. >> yeah? >> yeah, things are good. >> you're on the road a lot? >> i am a little bit. and it's tough. you can't just eat what you want to eat. you have to eat what's available. and so i'm always trying to stay in shape. you know what the worst thing is for me? pizza. do you guys like pizza? you ever get excited when you order a pizza? you ever have that moment you realize you're going to order

. >> they are lying, stu. that commercial is lying and misleading. here's the two things that donald trump has said that he will do to address the debt. number one, boost this economy in terms of economic growth. he has laid out three major platforms. he wants to reduce corporate tax rates and you know this has been one of the biggest achilles heels this country has had. reduce corporate and permanent tax rates. secondly, repatriate profits. give it a holiday. allow $3 trillion to come back into the country. thirdly reeker peel and replace obamacare. those the three things with give us a more robust economy. then he said that you're got going to hear own nightly news he wants to dramatically cut federal spending in every department because he knows that there's a lot of waste there donald trump will make sure the west gets cut. that's how he is going to address it. that commercial you show is an absolute deception of the american people. >> the last words, herman cain. at the very much. >> thank you. enjoyed being here. >> did nancy pelosi just blame

his coach was stu vetter. >> he was so talentd in high school, he could have played for us on friday night and played for the wizards sunday afternoon. that was the year they put the rule in he couldn't go from high school directly to the nba because he would have been in that category. >> reporter: instead, durant went to the university of texas and turned pro with the seattle super sonicses which moved to oklahoma city where durant became a nba mvp. vetter said durant's heart has always been in d.c. where he grew up in modest circumstances? suit land and where he still has family and lots of friends but vetter said he knows why durant chose golden state. >> one of his slogans is hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. and he knew r but he wasn't going to get outworked. he was the hardest working guy, he and vasquez every morning at 6:00 would be at montrose working out. i could easily envision him and steph curry and clay thompson meeting -- klay thompson meeting early in the morning and working out. i think that had a lot to do with his decision to go to golden state

i want to see the christ the redeem erstad stu. >> the culture, the music. >> reporter: 20 students from cal state east bay are raring to going tory i don't he. >> i'm ready to go. >> it will it be eye opening. >> reporter: the journey is the brainchild of their professor. she studied the impact of the 2014 world cup also in rio. >> the infrastructure did run into problems. there was a lot of talk of brazileing ready. >> it's a loaded term. i think rio is getting ready. >> economist mark spiegel has also done research on megaevents and found they cost a lot more than they're worth. >> people think we're boring. they think it's exciting to have the publics and people get fired up. >> reporter: falling off of prices which the economy depends on is one reason the city ran out of money to finish a subway line and security. plus, there's the ongoing issue of cleaning polluted bay. the u.s. rowing team plans to support antimicrobial suits before they hit the water. >> the athletes village is going to turn into a luxury development known as pure island. but as far as the impact for the everyday

escalatesce to one involving pepper spray.rs we'll show you some cell phonelo video now taken by students stuho attended this party.s party i can tell that you whatouha you're seeing here is nothing camera footage that was justus made available today. i was able to view that but it i is not going to be released rela publicly until monday.ly until m the chief says at the request rq of students involved. invol i want to take you back to thehe beginning. this started in may when police got 911 calls about about fight involving weapons at a graduation party attended bydedy predominantly black students. come to find out now these were false 911 calls made byy students angry that theyha t couldn't get into the party. among the worst parts of the pa body camera footage comesta c almost immediately after police knock on the door.ce knok the femal oe african-americanane students who open the doorhe doo treat the officers with respect, they're polite. p one officer completelyetely escalates the situation by starting to scream at them. the he demands to be let in andt in then from there everythingryin t

he was working out when he collapsed. 69-year-old stu lion felt off. >> i was debating if i wanted tolept cal. i was tired. i feel better after that. that's the last thing i remember for days. that's because he went into cardiac arrest. his heart stopped. first responders and citizen saved his life. i spoke to ryan and asked what he wanted to say. >> thank you, or anything like that sounds too shallow. >> so on friday we arranged for a surprise reunion for ryan, his family and rescue these gym members heard him pass out. >> he wasn't breathing and didn't have a pulse. we have to get him on the ground. >> a staff member rushed over to shock his heart. >> there are 2 pd on the scene. >> police were summoned. the calls were routed to the newly open 911 center. officer sophia was one that responded. she helped save the life of a six man. >> it's nice to have a good outcome. >> ryan's family is counting their blessings. >> my dad is the first man i loved. to almost lose him makes you sit back and appreciate everyone. >> the message is simple. learn cpr and you might save a life. >>> is a's

stu stand like this you are one-third more likely to take action on something you wouldn't have doneefore. kennedy: a loot of those principles are incorporated in behavioral therapy. >> there is all kinds of research behind it. but we try to make it practical. kennedy: let me ask you because we don't have a ton of time. you have two candidates who are very untrustworthy. very high unfavorable ratings. what do you tell them? >> they are both friends. kennedy: have they reached out to you? >> donald trump doesn't want coaching from anyone. kennedy: hillary clinton is having a tough time. what do you tell someone like that. >> if hillary was asking me i would say you have to have the guts to say things people don't expect you to say. where what you mean is what you say and what you say is what you mean. kennedy: they think she tells them what they want to hear. >> if you say you hate bernie's idea, then you can't say you want to give free college education. you say i didn't want to break the law, but i didn't want people to look at my email. i realize it was a mistake. instead of acting

stu, thanks for being here.s for being here right now. >> glad to be here. >> okay. >> i won't touch that. >> good move. >> been here before. >> heard that before. >> adp up 172, jobless claims down. pretty good. >> yeah. very good. although we've seen that the last couple of months. we'll see if this time it's a better indicator of what official number is tomorrow. i'm in the category of, you know, about 170, 175 for payroll jobs. of course there'll be the return of the verizon strikers. so just as may was a little understated, this will be overstated. >> so you think it was an outlier last month? you're convinced may was an outlier? >> i don't think -- i do think job growth is slowing down. you're not going to stay at 200,000 jobs a month as we've been. our forecast for this year is we'd get about 165,000 a month. so i think that's slowing but i think that was much too abrupt. so i'll call it an outlier in the degree to which it slowed down. and i think this number will put us back more on that trend of 150 to

there is han tie hillary stu -- hillary stuff here. bernie or bust. that's all over town.you want to get a t-shirt. they are 100 percent cotton. they will shrink. this is bill for first gentlemen. that is some of the positive. some of the negatives toward hillary is this. i remember the question ed henry said super wipe -- secret server wiper. this one enough hillary. that's some of the things going on. on our show we are going to analyze bill clinton's speech and why he started talking about his love story and worked his way backwards. some on the left are upset by that. eric trump will begin with his analysis on they are ripping up his dad on a regular basis which is by the way expected. carl rove brought his wife with him. he will be here with his erasable pen he will be talking about the key to the selection and tucker carlson is a little bit burned out. we took him out of the tent and sent him to a diner where he can be over dressed and annoy people. he will be joining us in a short time. we have an interesting way to start the show. no other show in america will star

stu?nvinced young people in our schools and family life which i mentioned earlier, we can certainly outline the history of the struggle for human rights because a lot of people think human rights we have enjoyed have always been with us on a particularly in the united states of america. we don't realize that for many years, women could not vote and not voteen could it -- until much later. and that people who did not pay taxes cannot vote. even in our original constitution, we do not have bill of rights and it. the first segment of our session is a quick history that we are -- ought to share with our young people. >> an interesting one. the idea of power. absolute power corrupts absolutely. is power corruptive inherently? show that there is no need for super pac's. the ones that go behind your back and your campaigning. >> i think one of the stupidest decision the supreme court ever made was citizens united. [applause] ordained that a corporation has the same characteristic under the consti

one day we can talk about common humanity the way you ended up talking about the good that probably stu and we can spend more time focusing on the majority of all people in the united states to her actually law-abiding citizens. that's one thing we can agree on. >> guest: thank you. >> host: booktv recently visited capitol hill test members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> i'm reading the undaunted courage and ultimate sacrifice of s.e.a.l. team six special operator adam brown. this is a book that chronicles a flawed american who became an american hero who channeled some of his characteristics which lead to risky behavior into what made him a great warrior in defense of freedom for our country. >> host: who recommended this book to you? >> guest: actually collect of mine, a congressman from the central valley of california. he is a good personal friend of mine and we were eating dinner one night and he was very emotional talking about a book that he was reading. i was intrigued because i don't know my friend david is a super emotional guy but he clearly was impacted pe

." >> alexis, the perception int stus institute, what is that?re trying to create new research around the mind sciences, how teachers, police officers, doctors are operating and understanding grieve. >> if you take just bear numbers and i know you look inside those numbers for more intricate reasons for why things happen. they are pretty fascinating. i think people struggle with trying to understand what's going on ought there when you have these kind of numbers? these are the number of americans killed by police in 2016. americans, straight up, 512 people. break those into whites, 238, black people, 123, hispanic, 80, other 23 and unknown 48. 35 had thin unarmed. some had guns. if you look at the police killed in the line of duty. in 2015, 41 officers were killed. in 2014, 51 officers were killed. inside the numbers of those that were black and those that were white being shot and killed by police, clearly, there is more than two times the number, almost two times the number of those that were black were killed were white. you believe that throu

stu trump pulled the tweet and yet to comment about it. >>> president obama and plate michelle obama will spend the fourth of july with military families. events included a barbecue, a view of the capitol fireworks show, and music. among the acts is kendrick lamar. >>> fireworks display prematurely exploded sunday in the chicago suburb of rich view injuring two people. one resident said it felt like an earthquake. police say a fireworks company were setting up for a show when some of the fireworks detonated. two workers were injured. fire officals say one of the workers was severely injured suffering second and third degree burns. >>> investigators say a 9-year-old girl lost her hand and her fingers after an illegal firework exploded on saturday. it happened at a park. the incident is still under investigation. >>> there will be literally thousands of fireworks display across the country. as nbc chris clack umm reports. >> reporter: you better be concerned where the fire ball is laying. >> two out of five homes fires are caused because of fireworks. >> reporter: policies cover damage

the national institutes of health announced the study stu today.roll at least 1,000 athletes, coaches and and staff in routine testing. the mosquito born virus can cause severe birth defects. evaluate how long the virus remains in the body. athletes from several countrieso have already dropped out of theo games over concerns about zika.k > the fourth of july wasn't the only big celebration at the white house yesterday. take a listen. happy birthday dear ma lee a, happy birthday to you. thanks, everybody. god bless america. friends and family gathered to o celebrate malia obama's 18th birthday. the president led the singers sinking happy birthday. to the right of him joe medical mow anyway syncing happyappy birthday to malia. can you believe she's 18 years old? > did you buy a mega millions ticket tonight, tony perkins? >> yes. > you did. >> without me in.n. > well. wel >> i'll give you 50 cents. >> it's too late. > you guys wet him. isn't that foul. the drawing in a little l more than 5 minutes away. the jackpot stands at $454 million. it is the se

latest move turned into nightmare when a driver from in order van lines never showed up with their stue summer riffs office says florida van lines has reported the truck stolen the family is now wondering if they'll ever see their precious things again. >> some thing don't have monetary value like we packed baby blankets. all the awards i've gotten officer my career those are all gone. >> all those memories. the moving company says this remains an open investigation. meanwhile, if uri locating what you should realize even big companies sometimes use subcontractors so you need to ask who is actually moving your stuff as protect. >>> sometimes spelling is hard. sometimes spelling mistake get you unwanted attention like this syracuse airport sign. >> the problem syracuse is misspelled. all right. spokesman says the department didn't know about the problem but they're sending someone out to look into it and hopefully get the whole thing fixed. probably distracted playing mostly cloudy he can month pokemon. >> pokemon go,. it gets you going. >> come on, my school. >> what are you doing righ

>> i wouldn't call myself a political professional, stu. businessman who has a keen sense of common sense, yes. i do sense a mood, moving more and more towards pro trump, and pro republican unity. before this convention started, i would have rated the unity of the republicans and the delegates here at about 70%. i believe that by the time we leave here tonight or tomorrow morning, i'm estimating it to be at 85%, and over the next two months, i believe donald trump can close the gap and we would be at 90%. at 90% unity the republicans, donald trump, governor mike pence, win in november. that's how i see this going. >> political professional and businessman, herman cain. thank you very much for joining us. always appreciated. thank you, sir. >> my pleasure, stuart. remember, you are my favorite ex-brit. >> i'm the only one you know, but thank you, die appreciate it. >>> next case, everybody the patriarch of "duck dynasty." always been a big fan of senator ted cruz. so what is he saying now? after the senator refused to play nice last night. p

to an oaand sool tcher who s stu learng a ugh >>> nbc bay area responds to an oakland schoolteacher whon't even fair. >> chris chmura is with us, but let me get this straight. i can have my car with me and get a ticket somewhere else? >> yes, basically. she learned how hard it is to fight a city agency, but we helped her do it and put some money back in her pocket. last fall she received a ticket from the city of los angeles for parking in front of a fire hydrant. the problem? her car wasn't in l.a., it was in berkeley at an auto shop getting repaired. she showed them her repair estimate and rental car agreement. the auto place even sent something saying the car was with them. the city wouldn't budget. in fact, it escalated from $8 to $191 because of late fees. the city finally gave in and paid that ticket, but then she asked us for help. we contacted the city of los angeles and they quickly dismissed that ticket and apologized. the staff there did some research. they found out the officer on the street collected, quote, an incorrect license number. >> you can call 1-888-996-tips if you

. >> stu, you've heard me say this for years: it's alignment, alignment, alignment. you align your feet and you help align your whole body. you know, as a doctor, it is so gratifying to hear from so many patients and friends whose lives have been dramatically affected by wearing walkfits. they're up, they're out, they're golfing, walking, shopping, doing whatever they want to do pain-free. >> but you're probably all wondering what we're doing here at the mall of america. well, we have a couple of big announcements to make and what the biggest enclosed shopping and entertainment complex in the u.s.? >> talk about being on your feet. under this roof, there's a full amusement park with dozens of rides, there's an underwater adventure area and over a mile and a half of walkways. >> the perfect place for our big announcement. stuey? >> well, it's been seven years since people began putting walkfits in their shoes. a little over three years ago, the last time we got together, there were one and a half million walkfits sold. today, that number has more than tripled. now the

stu very sweet.very it's enduring.in >> you know what's fascinatingin they made those two films two fwere going too make third film together thatr movie that came out last calledl a walk in the woods obviously oo paul newman passed away id awayi believe in 2008 and so they fill the role with nick knoll tee.l e but i believe they actually acta stayed really good friends over those years in hollywood.ollywod very very interesting to think i about only two movies they didyd but feels like they did so muchs more. >> it really does. >> always connected. >> thank you very much, kev.ou r see you later. >> i'll be back at 9:40.:40. i have great great video no shos you of john williams theams stay tuned for that and i'll bei live from vegas coming up in tht next hour. i love you guys and miss yous as guys back home. i'll see in you a little bit g you'll see star wars charactersw down there on the strip if you o want to get your picture taken t with them.with the >> i'm going to walk down theret right now and try to find them.t >> i'm sure. >> nice view. look at kevin, tucker kevin a rolling wi

is an acronym is probably a bad thing, but i'm sticking with them for now. >> you're sticking with stu, why? why, rob? >> when you look at those sectors, not only do they have great yields, but visible earnings growth, the peu ratios are in line, technicals look great. it's not just the attraction of yields, there's certainly that, uh be it's a lot of other factors, especially when compared to other sectors, as well. >> john, what's the catalyst you're watching right now? is it just the earnings? oil doesn't seem to be wagging the dog right now? >> it is. and oil has taken a few steps back in the major focus everyone's looking at. but i think it is earnings season. clearly, jpmorgan was a nice way to get started. but jpmorgan is really the strongest in that peer group there. it's going to be interesting to see if the next reports that we get, citi, wells, goldman next week, will they be table to keep their heads up with that jpmorgan report. >> and by the way, rick, we haven't talked a lot about the dollar. i guess that's because the biggest moves in currency markets, again, were conce

. >> in my city they would say stu tu. >> appreciate it. now it's safer. >>> update to breaking news. anger once again spreading across the country as a man is shot and killed by police during a routine traffic stop. this happened in minnesota. and the man's own girlfriend apparently used facebook live to broadcast what happened after the shooting. our own bob redell is tracking the developments coming into our newsroom. he will join us with an update right after the break. >>> first, happening now, seven houses raided. 19,000 marijuana plants confiscated. we'll show you details on a massive drug bust in san jose on our website nbcbayarea.com. also, bringing out the welcome wagon. in just a matter of hours the warriors will officially announce kevin durant as the newest member of the warriors. check out the massive banner just installed this morning at oracle arena that will welcome him to the bay area. you can find that in our twitter feed. ♪ give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the final days of the lowest prices

efforts and put additional restrictions on all departments so we're very mindful of the current stat stus of things. i'd be happy to answer specific questions if you have any. >> thank you very much. is there a motion to move forward these amendments? >> so moved. >> second. >> any questions or comments on the amendments? all those in favor, aye. oppod? the amendments move forward. now is there a motion on the overall resolution as amended? >> move it. >> second. >> questions or comments? all those in favor, aye. general comment. i want to thank you, mr. ramirez, for your work on this and i appreciate the updates you have done. mr. brooks. >> good afternoon one more time, commissioners, eric brooks. i'm sustainability chair for the san francisco green party. and i was very glad that this got segregated out last week and this week and that this new language does appear to be much improved. i mean it really focuses on the fact that we need agencies in the east bay to follow our directions on how we khaifrb the use of pesticides and herbicides in san francisco. with that said, the key thing

efforts and put additional restrictions on all departments so we're very mindful of the current stat stus of things. i'd be happy to answer specific questions if you have any. >> thank you very much. is there a motion to move forward these amendments? >> so moved. >> second. >> any questions or comments on the amendments? all those in favor, aye. opposed? the amendments move forward. now is there a motion on the overall resolution as amended? >> move it. >> second. >> questions or comments? all those in favor, aye. general comment. i want to thank you, mr. ramirez, for your work on this and i appreciate the updates you have done. mr. brooks. >> good afternoon one more time, commissioners, eric brooks. i'm sustainability chair for the san francisco green party. and i was very glad that this got segregated out last week and this week and that this new language does appear to be much improved. i mean it really focuses on the fact that we need agencies in the east bay to follow our directions on how we khaifrb the use of pesticides and herbicides in san francisco. with that said, the key thin

>> in just moments, stu, you're going to have marshall fudge.he will gavel this convention into order. once that starts, you will have the roll call soon thereafter, after the pledge of allegiance and the colors and the national anthem. you're going to have tom harkin, iowa senator, speak to this hall. here you see the beginning that we saw yesterday as the convention gets under way. >> we will watch and listen in briefly as they're gavelled in. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome chair of the 2016 democratic national convention, representative marcia fudge. >> the second session of the 47th national convention of the democratic party will now come to order. welcome, delegates, alternates, standing committee members, special guests, and other friends. members of the news media, guests from around the world and our fellow americans to our deliberations. 26 years ago today the americans with disabilities act was signed into law. >> there you have it. gavel to order. representative marcia fudge, democrat, ohio, getting things moving

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reporter: that statement will be debated and debate nbc area's political analyst larry gerston has been stu dg for years. >> it's just one more time that areas, historically, thought of as not appropriate for a woman, no longer the case. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> now that hillary clinton's nomination is in the history books, derek johnson says he's hoping she will make it to the white house. he met the secretary of state a month and a half ago while making a campaign stop at his restaurant in jack london square. he believes eight years of an african-american president and the possibility of a woman president will help the struggling middle class. >> i think that they are more in tune with the real needs of the. >>> a everyday working person. at least from our conversation, she seemed very sincere about that. >> sheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >> all right, lots of folks very much choked up there. pretty cool to see that happen last night. >> pretty cool to see this behind us. we've been having

maria: i loved it, too, stu. you're right. donald trump hijacked this party, but today this is donald trump's party, period. stuart: he's brought it with him. the trump-cruz fiasco with the suicide note, really, political suicide note by ted cruz, in my judgment and charles krauthammer says the same thing. donald trump has created and brought in whole new rafts of people who are thinking in republican terms. it's not so much republican-democrat, it's american terms. this guy has created an american period of time where america comes first. i haven't heard a nationalist theme in a political speech by a politician in decades and we got one last night. maria: see you in 15 minutes. stuart: i'm droning on, maria, i'm sorry. maria: no, it's great and we appreciate it. "varney & company" begins every day after mornings with maria. stu will be up at the top of the hour. last night a big night for donald trump. i hit the convention floor and got the audience poll before the speech last night. watch some of the hilarious moments. i'm w

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. >>> 69-year-old stu ryan said he felt a little off as he began exercising at club sports san ramon.was debating whether or not i warranted to do the elliptical. i was a little tired. and i felt i'll just push through it. i always feel better after that. and actually that's the last thing i remember for days. >> reporter: that's because ryan suddenly went into cardiac arrest. his heart stopped. he stopped breathing, but first responders and citizens came together and saved his life. i asked him what he wanted to say to anyone. >> frankly to say thank you, or anything like that just sounds too shallow. >> reporter: so on friday, ktvu arranged for a surprise reunion for ryan, his family, and rescuers, so he could meet them in person. >> i was holding him up by his chest so he wouldn't collapse. >> he wasn't breathing and didn't have a pulse and so i said we have to get him on the ground so i can start cpr. >> reporter: a staff member rushed over with this defibrillator to restart his heart. police and firefighters were summoned with the help of an off-duty officer working at the gym. t

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stu like -- he liked to po videos of him and his kids on social media.hursday night when he went to work his wife posted a photo of ar and his kids while at texas rangers game. brett thompson answered that call. he served his country as a marine. years later as a contractor, he spent time in some of the most dangerous parts of iraq and afghanistan. and a few years ago, he settled down here in that was for a new life as a trendcop. just about two weeks ago, he married a fellow officer. their whole life together, waiting before them. like police officers across the country, these men and their families shared a commitment through something larger than themselves. they weren't looking for their names to be up in lights. they tell you the pay was decent, but would not make you rich. they could have told you about the stress and the long shifts. and they would probably agree with chief brown when he said that cops don't expect to hear the word "thank you" very often, especially from those who need them the most. the reward comes in knowing that our entire way

a lot of sanders supporters did not like some of the stu they did while in office, such as the naftaeal. >> he is quite a story teller and he did tell quite a love story last night. thank you, caroline. >>> as caroline mentioned, bernie sanders supports continued to protest. thousands of them took to the streets of fill philadelphia -- philadelphia last night. many supporters still think that their candidate should have been the nominee. >> reporter: the roll call included an emotional moment between his brother larry sanders and bernie. >> larry sanders is a member of the political green piece party in the united kingdom. >>> and republican nominee, donald trump will take part in a question and answer on reddit. president obama also used reddit when he campaigned in 2012. our political coverage continues. >>> new development in the freddie gray case. the decision from prosecutors in that case against baltimore officers. three of the six officers have already been acquitted related to any charges in the freddie gray death. >>> a mother's attempt to both discipline and embarrass her d

ahead with it with anger and confusion on the labor and liberals who thought it was scoop jackson or stuot mean a bad marriage. there's a lot of marriages out there that have been very successful that began with cold feet, and in this case, we saw cold feet. >> chris, there will be history in the air. the new york hilton is where ronald reagan declared in 1979, so there's that that will be looming above this event. >> yes. >> but i want to ask you, i'll join your history point and ask you this, is jfk's selection of lbj, wasn't that, couldn't you argue, the last time a vice presidential candidate truly delivered a definable block that we can look back and say it helped to make the difference? >> well, it surely did, and it's hard for me to find a clear-cut case. well, certainly people added to the stature of the ticket later on, and gore helped clinton establish the fact they were the new breed, well-educated crowd from the south, the new south, if you will, that solidified that. you're right, though, hard to find a tangible, countable example of where a vp candidate delivered, brought i

australian police, stu, have in the last 20 minutes held a press conference, and a man in his 60's, theyay, set himself on fire and drove his vehicle, initially tried to get into the front of a police station in the western suburb and turned his car around and tried to jam it into an underground car pack. he had a gas cannister inside and told people it was a bomb. they managed to put the fire out and he was transferred to a hospital in critical condition. australian police are not calling this a terror attack, they don't know what it was. circumstances would lead you to believe that, the way that isis has been encouraging extremists to fill cars with explosives and target people in their own countries. stuart: we don't know the man's name? >> no, just in 60's, didn't give his ethnic background or name. stuart: thanks, ashley. ashley: sure. stuart: and down maybe 25, 27 points at the open, remember, please, it's closed at a record high for seven straight days, haven't seen that in years. early names that will be moving. ebay, strong sales, that stock will be up about two or three bucks,

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