we'll take -- check in with her live from studio city. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,p?p?o?gv explore nearby locations to catch creatures- >>> the new app taking game into a whole new level. pokimon go. it lets players explore nearby location to catch creatures, but at times, that has lead to trouble. mike sugarman is in san francisco. how does this game work ? >> reporter: pokimon go. you've heard about it and you've seen it. i tried it, and i was not that successful at it. all of the cool kids have it. it's already the highest grossing app on iphone and it was released last week. >> it was fun to play. and i enjoy pokimon. >> reporter: the video and car game of the 90s has become the hot of the tens. >> we have a facebook group. >> reporter: is a scavenger hunt of sorts. you have to find creatures that are overlaid in the real world. it is based on your location. other people to know where you are going within the game. in some real bad guys had used the technology have used the technology to do bad things. one girl tripped over a dead body playing the game. really ? >> i

i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three. i weigh 155½ pounds.is is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. and this is me now. i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks. how did i do it? i became a food lover. >> i'm a food lover, and i lost 36 pounds. >> i'm a food lover, and i've lost 50 pounds. >> i'm a food lover, and i lost 60 pounds. >> i'm a food lover, and i lost 82 pounds in 8 months.

. >> reporter: in studio city, rachel kim, kpix5. >>> tonight, an emeryville driver is convicted of killing a u.s. marine in union city. his car smashed into andrew silva who had just returned to the bay area after a tour in afghanistan. police say the driver alexander yawn was driving under the influence. his sentencing is scheduled august. >>> tonight, we are learning about a freak fourth of july accident involving a well known disability rights advocate. she drowned in the sacramento river in her wheelchair. jennifer mcgraw spoke to her husband tonight. >> so many people loved her. she was so special. >> reporter: jacob is having a tough time realizing his wife of 20 years is gone. she drowned in the miller park arena. she was trying to get off the boat onto the dock when her chair slipped into the water. >> it was too deep. i couldened find her in the dark and the mud. by the time i did, it must have been at least five to seven minutes and it was just too long. they coulden bring her back. >> reporter: the couple had been out with friends and family watching the fourth of july fireworks

studio city opened in october with 250 tables aimed at leisure gamblers.hours a day. this is bloomberg. angie: the gold rush, it is literally here. gold is at a two-year high in by next guest sees it reaching $4000 a year and possibly even feder thefed -- if the decides not to move. he is a gold specialist at state street investors. the day after brexit, people were selling their gold, physical gold, jewelry, rings, 430% premium. that is how viable gold was. as a remain the case right now? -- does it remain the case right now? >> in terms of the flow, we saw $2 billion. a lot of investors are pouring into the physical market and also the eft market. we see that continue to be in the foreseeable future. angie: last time we saw gold hit close to 2000 back in 2011, do you see that scenario happening again? >> possibly. we do see that any long-term because my guess, back in london -- back in 2011, investors that bought into etk saw the price premium and went into the physical market. saw ance this year we different story where a lot of --estors will resume isl

fox 29's bill anderson live outside our studios old city.ill you downloaded the pokemon go app to so what this whole craze is all about. >> i did, iain. i'm embarrassed to admit i am one of the thousands of people wandering around old city trying to get points make pokemon go. you get points by going to lapped mark or getting involved with the app but some are asking whether or not the game is fun or is it dangerous? >> after 28 years of doing this job now we're putting warnings out for pokemons and pokie balls and that kind of thing. >> here's one. >> reporter: that less than a week pokemon go has become the top download on the apple store virtual reality version of the hit game has people everywhere playing but with the fun and popularity comes concern. >> individuals have been lured to certain locations using the beacon on the app where the beacon is supposed to bring to you a certain place to look for these things and actuality it's somebody trying to rob you or assault you. >> it's probably right over here. >> reporter: to get a better

city. good day, it is tuesday, july 26th, 2016 i'm chris murphy and our fox 29 studios in olde city, lauren johnson live in south philadelphia, good morning. >> good morning to you, chris. of course it is quiet at this hour, not many people here, you can hear abe see people milling around cleaning up from last night but more expected here for day two, a lot of things happened but it copied what we talk about last year at the rnc. >>> but first sue serio. only thing competing with the excitement at wells fargo center was thunderstorms that came through last night. they are all gone. we are seeing last of the rain pulling off the coast here, and we are left with clear skies but clouds on the ground. we call that fog. the visibility up in the mountains, and, down the north and west of us, are reduced, that is the word i was looking for reduced visibility. 6 miles visibility at philly international just depend where you go it is patchy that fog. it is 65 degrees right now in mount pocono. trenton has 72. we are muggy in the city, 75. seventy-five in wildwood. seventy-three in wilmington. we wil

let's send you back to or fox 29 studios in old city.ere with a look at what else is making had he lines. >> the man a attempted to kill president reagan regains his freedom this week. john hinckley past the past two decades in mental institution after found not guilty by reason of sin nan the. the judge says he will be a loud to live with his mother beginning on friday. hinckley injured president ronald reagan and paralyzed white house press secretary james brady back in in 1981 shooting. >>> firefighters in california are starting to make gains on the so-called sand fire near los angeles. that wildfire growing over in it but crews also increased containment. some 20,000 residents once displaced are being allowed to return. officials say they have saved more than 2,000 homes but money a dozen were destroyed. 300 miles north crews battling another wildfire in big sir southwest of san francisco. people reporting the smoke from the two massive fires can be seen hundreds of miles away. >>> in our area two alarm fire ripping through a home i

test test. ... e new york r studios in city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we're in cleveland for day three of the republican donald convention, trump was officially nominated last night. theme for tonight's program, earlier this evening, was make america first again. mike pence head lined the program as trump's voice for vice president. rump himself will speak tomorrow evening. joining me now is megan murphy, of ington bureau chief bloomberg. fournier is a political columnist at the national journal and

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we'll show you the view here start things off live look sky cam 3 high atop the cbs3 studios overlooking center city clearing out nicely and seeing worst of humidity starting to drop off. you'll go out the door and realize it's muggy outside and thankfully starting to get progressively better and comfortable as the day goes on. with that said, we are seeing the skies clear out nicely in the wake of last night's thunderstorms we're going to take you to a couple photos here and show you nice views that a lot of watchers are finding this morning hazy tuesday sunrise and so it doesn't look as hazy in the picture as what we would have seen yesterday with the soupy nvs in the atmosphere. but it is warm and it is still muggy this morning and as lip is pointing out and it's brightening up nicely and ed showing a similar story with color in the sky to kick start morning. let's go next to the list format of temperatures we're finding. it's still miltd. you have quite a few temperatures upper 60s and mid 7 owes and 67 eileen gilbertsville and david, margo and that continues on here to be the story especially a

other headlines update op this heat wave let's throw things over to dawn timmeney and fox 29 studios in old citydawn. >>> lucy, thank you. >>> police are on the hunt tonight for two teenagers accused of carjacking a woman at gun point in south philadelphia. it happened around 12:30 at front and morris streets. police say as the woman was getting out of her car late last night two teenaged boys pointed guns at her stole an i pad and took her vehicle. police later tried stop the car in southwest philadelphia where the teen driver they say crashed into eight park cars. both young men ran off. police found two guns inside that car. >>> general mills is expanding a recall of its flower after possible link to e. coli. the company learned four new illnesses. the recall includes varieties of gold medal and signature coy kitchens flour produced on certain dates through februar february 10th. general mills says consumer should not eat the dough or batter made with raw flour and should throw away recalled products for information about the affected batches, you can visit our website fox29.com. >>> a team o

the presidential election, and the two party conventions, the clay studio, it is a cool place i love around the corner here in olde city installation highlighting the country's political divide. >> chris murphy is there now with the artists, hi there, chris. >> first of all i wanted to show how cool clay studio is. it is on second street north of arch, it is really need, become a member, check out artwork that they do here. i used to box this stuff in third grade but this is real artwork and getting political, of course, with the dnc in philly, rnc right now, we are joined by, hope and marilyn from broad street brewery. she's part of the event. hope, what are we doing with these cups and all of these political players. >> idea is you have your basic party cups, and so it is like a clay canvas. take a look at images you can play around. >> let's play around. what will we do. >> let's say, i want, pence on here but i'm not a huge trump/pence off. >> you can cut his head off. >> i don't want to be violent. i can put him next to donald duck or put the democratic donkey with them or maybe put like the donkey over his face,

new york r studios in city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we're in cleveland for day three of the republican donald convention, trump was officially nominated last night. theme for tonight's program, earlier this evening, was make america first again. mike pence head lined the program as trump's voice for vice president. rump himself will speak tomorrow evening. joining me now is megan murphy, of ington bureau chief bloomberg. fournier is a political columnist at the national atlantic and jerry side, washington bureau chief at "wall street journal." let me start with you, where you basically said republicans gathered here for the political unction, they face a heaviest of questions, but the fundamental one is, is donald merely representing the republican party or does he now take ownership of it. it's really a question, not about donald trump but about either behind s him or not. id he win because he's a guy that took advantage of an especially angry political climate? a republican field where the conventional guys sliced each other

is going to sign a two-year deal worth $54 million and begin looking for an affordable studio apartment in the citykevin, if you're watch, welcome to bay area. we can't wait. >>> dubs not the only team grabbing attention. both agreed with dwyane wade. two years, $47 million. he spent 13 years in miami. won three nba titles. he is from chicago. so he is coming home. and the bulls are trading mike dunleavy to cleveland to make room. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. it's going to be interesting to see what kevin durant has to say. it's going to be a lot of fun next season. we know that and it's going to be great to have him here as a warrior. >> all right. thanks a lot, man. >>> well, abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, on facebook, on all your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. >> our next ne

scott williams live outside our studios here in old city. scott, we can get used this stuff. >> yeah, i mean, chris, it certainly is a breath of fresh air. the high temperature in philadelphia today 89 degrees. so the heat wave, it is officially over. the humidity not that bad as we take a live look right now at what's happening at the philadelphia international airport. we're dry, we're quiet. 88 degrees right now. the humidity at 49%. so let's look at temperatures across the area. 86 in dover. 79 right now in atlantic city. 85 in trenton. if you're stepping outdoors for your friday evening plans, maybe going to the movies or restaurant looking pretty good, 79 at 9:00 o'clock. 11:00 o'clock 77 degrees. ultimate doppler it's dry and quiet. but off to the west, that's our weekend weather maker that will bring some unsettled weather for your saturday and also sunday. when i come indoors we'll time it all out for you the heaviest rainfall when to expect that plus the seven day forecast. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> less than

kathy orr in our weather studio back in old city.>> iain and lucy, it's good we're in the ac because it's another hot after non and it's going to continue into the day tomorrow. tomorrow will be stormy and then the temperatures will be dropping off. you can see in center city philadelphia that milky white sky shows that humidity still on the high side but not as high as it will be tomorrow. 93 degrees right now. the high today 94 in philadelphia. the dew points in the 60s. that's muggy. but not oppressive. not just yet. here's a look at our current temperatures. 80 in the poconos. 89 in pottstown. 86 degrees in millville and atlantic city 84 degrees. we did have an afternoon sea breeze cooling things down. look at the boardwalk in ac79 degrees right now. 85 in avalon. 86 in wildwood. we had shower cape may point earlier this afternoon right now 81 degrees. still humid during the day tomorrow. we see those heat indices will be rising as the dew points rise. right now the dew point in philadelphia around 61. tomorrow we get into the mi

♪ announcer: from a our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose.harlie: in philadephia, this is the night hillary clinton accepted the nomination for president of the united states . in so doing, she made history. we are taping this the shortly before chelsea introduces her mother and what is to be the most important speech of her life. chelsea: there is something else my mother taught me, public service is about service. [applause] chelsea: and, as her daughter, i had a special window into how she served. i have seen her holding the hands of mothers worried about how they will feed their children, or get them the health care it they need. i saw my mother promising to do everything she could to help. i have seen her right after those conversations heading straight to work figuring out what she could do, who she could call, how fast she could get results. she always feels like there is not a moment to lose. because she knows that for that mother, for that family, there isn't. people ask me all the time, how does she do it? how does she keep going am

is going to sign a two-year deal worth $54 million and begin looking for an affordable studio apartment in the city if you're watch, welcome to bay area. we can't wait. >>> dubs not the only team grabbing attention. both agreed with dwyane wade. two years, $47 million. he spent 13 years in miami. won three nba titles. he is from chicago. so he is coming home. and the bulls are trading mike dunleavy to cleveland to make room. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. it's going to be interesting to see what kevin durant has to say. it's going to be a lot of fun next season. we know that and it's going to be great to have him here as a warrior. >> all right. thanks a lot, man. >>> well, abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, on facebook, on all your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. >> our next newscast sat 4:30 for colon cancer? get tested i don't have any symptoms.

and again police are urging anybody that owns a gym, a fitness studio, yoga studio, palatis' studio in the cityor whatever reason, burglars are coming for you, for some reason. unclear why. live in ivy city, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> looking for any opportunity. >> maybe looking for little zen? >> down dog before he does his thing? anyway, health officials are investigating a unique case of the zika virus in florida. >> it could be the first non-draft case ever detected in the u.s. they believe the mosquito that transmitted the vie with us was born in miami dade county. county already has the most travel related cases of the virus in the state. if confirmed, it would be the first evidence the zika virus has spread to mosquitos in the u.s. that is tough, topic no doubt for some parent, to talk to their kids about it. now experts say your child's doctor should be part of the conversation about sex. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that pediatricians help educate their patients about sex and address the topic. right now, many pediatricians don't discuss or inform, inform kids a

"good day", everyone, wednesda wednesday, july 27, 2016 i'm chris murphy in the fox 29 studios in old city and lauren johnson good morning to you at the wells fargo center. >> good morning to you chris murphy. yesterday around this time when i looked over the ledge behind me they were cleaning up all the things people left behind. so this morning the cleanup is done. when we came in look what we came across. one of the signs everybody holds up when you see all the coverage this says america. so yeah we have a souvenir to bring back to the studio. last night i told bob and sue i would bring something back. >> you can tell sue now. >> you can hear lauren now. >> yes, thank you for america and thank you from america. all right. here's a day that will be a lot like yesterday. yesterday we gave it a 7. today we'll go with seven again today. it will be hot and not excessively humid. there's a little rain, little impulse moving westing to east through delaware, upper two counties shall we say of delaware, new castle county and kent county. and a little of lancaster and chester getting clipped by

right now let's head back to the fox 29 studios in old city and dawn timmeney with more of your localdlines, dawn. >> montgomery county filled schoolteacher arrested for allegedly having sexual contact with two teenaged students. police say 39-year-old jason catuso had sexual contact with a 14-year-old an 15-year-old girl at various locations. investigators say he met both of the teenagers while he was teaching at springfield township middle school. he's charged with felonies statutory sexual assault, unlawful conduct with a minor and other related charges. preliminary hearing is set for august 9th. >>> on your radar tonight, the heat wave that just won't quit. looking live at allentown tonight. we have more heat on the way, and kathy, possibly some stormy weather again. >> um-hmm. we're talking about drenching thunderstorms moving our way in the heat and humidity. this is day six of the heat wave. busy at the airport in the wake of air force one arriving. right now the temperature 87. the high today 94. the dew .64. so muggy but not oppressive just yet. 64 and very comfortable in the

. >> let's zen it back to dawn timmeney now in our fox 29 studios in old city for our other local headlinesdawn. >> new tonight philadelphia police are giving us a look at the driver they say struck and killed a person when he plowed into a group of people. 34-year-old george mc gold rick facing a long list of charges to inside hospitalized by vehicle. police say he was drunk when he smashed into another vehicle then hospital hopped the curb near 21st and jackson streets and then hit thee people on a sidewalk. one woman died according to police mc gold rick ran from the scene of the crash a family then called 911 to report what happened. >>> right now investigators are trying to track down two teenagers accused of carjacking a woman last night in south philadelphia. police say as the woman was getting out of her car near front and morris streets two teen boys pointed guns at her and stole her car along with an i-pad. police later tried to stop the car in south west philadelphia where the team driver crashed into eight parked cars. both teens managed to run off. police say they found two gun

send it back to dawn timmeney who's taking a look at some of the other headlines from our old city studiosdawn. >> thanks lucy and iain. nation in mourning tonight after a deadly stabbing rampage in japan leaves 19 people dead and dozens more injured. police say the suspect a man in his 20s killed patients at a facility for the mentally disabled. he was a former employee at that center. we're learning tonight that he gave a letter to parliament outlining the bloody plan saying all disabled people should be put to death. police say the suspected attacker turned himself in to authorities about two hours after the incident. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a brutal attack in france that killed a beloved priest. authorities say two attackers slit the throat of 85-year-old reverend jock hamil while he was celebrating mass at a normandy church. another worship per was seriously hurt during the hostage takeover. police shot the two attackers dead and rescued three other people inside the church. a third person was arrested. one of the extremists attackers has been identified as adele -- al

i'm chris murphy in the fox 29 studios in old city.n, good morning. >> good morning, chris, speaking of money and business boost, i know who is getting major over time, workers working tirelessly to clean up this arena every night after hours so they can get it ready for the next day. >> breaking out the hoover's yet again. >> yes, the hoffer. >> all right, thanks so much, lauren, we'll check back, first we want to turn your attention to sue serio, can i not believe what casino of rain and storm is in the forecast? >> yes, we do have storms in the forecast for later in the day, plus it is more humid, chris, than it was yesterday. so we are going back down to a six, like we were on monday, not much to show you on radar. in philadelphia right now, we have 77 degrees, and it is much muggier than it was yesterday at this time. we're headed to high of 92, and i would say, any time after lunchtime, start watching the sky for pop up showers and thunderstorms, especially, if you are south and east of the city. that's where the greater likeliho

. ♪ e ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."and for day two of the republican national convention. donald trump has been nominated after a floor fight yesterday's part he did anger with the gop. it comes at a time the party intended to coalesce around the nominee. the trump campaign is facing m byges of plagiarism melania trump. -- regarding melania trump.

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." the program once again. we look at dallas in the aftermath of the horrific events there. today, president obama and former president bush spoke at a memorial service. here is coverage from cbs evening news with scott kelly. >> our sorrow can make us a better country. those are the words the president this afternoon. he eulogized the slain police officers of dallas, pc's this moment of national attention to play for reason for both sides of the racial divide.

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. begin this evening with the republican national convention in cleveland and look back at what happened after the four days there. we begin with the acceptance speech by donald trump. donald: isis has spread across the region and the world. is in ruins and our ambassador and his staff were left helpless to die

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."ome to the program once again. we look at dallas in the aftermath of the horrific events there. today, president obama and former president bush spoke at a memorial service. here is coverage from cbs evening news with scott kelly. can make us a better country. those are the words the president this afternoon. he eulogized the slain police officers of dallas, pc's this moment of national attention to play for reason fo

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from a our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose., this is the night hillary clinton accepted the nomination for president of the united states . in so doing, she made history. we are taping this the shortly before chelsea introduces her mother and what is to be the most important speech of her life. chelsea: there is something else my mother taught me, public

to ♪he five-year ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."his evening with the terrorists attack in turkey, three suicide bomber is injured over 40 people and injured -- killed over 40 people and injured over 1200 people -- 200 people. the prime minister ahmet davutoglu said that isis was responsible. >> these three people captured just before one of the blasts tour through the main airport. and one attacker is captured in these shaky images come after being shot down, riding on the ground before in

. >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." with the aftermath of the shootings in dallas. mourning after police officers forgotten down at the hands of micah johnson. it was the deadliest day for law enforcement since 9/11, on the heels of two caught on video shootings of black men in louisiana and minnesota. president obama will speak in dallas.

amy: misty plowright, we're trying to get misty snow in studio in celtic city but we're having a technicalblem. i wanted to ask you about bernie sanders campaign, is that inspired you and about the platform debate that is now going on for the democratic platform. >> bernie sanders was certainly an i inspiration and definitelya papart of whwhat was behind my . hehe has said from the get-go he cannot do it alone. that was definitely a part of my decision to run. the platform -- i'm not surprirised at all by what the party leadership is doing list of i myself was actually an unaffiliatated until july of lat year. i'm not shy about criticizing the democratic party leadership, especially w with - -- you know, they refuse to put in language against the tpp. they have shot down just about every progressive idea thatt really drove a lot of things in this election cycle and during the primaries and caucuses. democrats don't lose because they're not conservative enough. they lose elections because they are not the party of the peoeope anymore. the voice of t the people has bn lost. that really needs

. >> dawn timmeney at our fox 29 studios in old city. dawn?uropean leaders are uniting in response to a string of attacks inspired by the islamic state. it comes just days after the killing of an elderly priest in a church in northern france. fox's greg palkot in london with the story. >> reporter: you're on edge after recent terror attacks in france and germany leaders uniting against the threat of extremists. >> translator: uk stands in solely door with france. threats we face are the same and use the same values to reply to it. >> only with the respect of public freedom and of the royal law can have we have the necessary force to face the challenges we have upon us. >> reporter: locals mourn the killing of a priest by two terrorists earlier this week. >> translator:. >> what really shocks me is to see that this priest who generously dedicated his life he could have been peacefully retired but he decided to stay because he still felt up to it and that's how his live ended. >> reporter: officials in southern france implement new bag regulatio

. ♪\ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." >> in 1994, a young rollingchance of a lifetime, appear interview with rock and roll legend keith richards. cohen.orter was richard now more than 20 years after , that fateful day, cohen has written a book cataloging his years with the band and never before read interviews with rock and roll legends. it is called "the sun and the moon and the rolling stones." the "chicago tribune" calls the book masterful and goes on to say hundreds of books have been written about this particular band and cohen will rank among

>> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> turning now to politics, hillary clinton's campaign hoped the fbi's decision not to recommend prosecutions would have closed the book on her use of a private e-mail server. it may have opened a new chapter instead. the state department has reopened its investigation and a new round of congressional hearings began thursday with fbi director james comey. anne has more and joins us from the "washington post" where he is the paper's chief correspondent. director comey on the hill testifying. dan: it didn't play very well for secretary clinton. director comey got a series of questions from republicans. i think there were some telling moments in that but overall, it was a reminder that this is an issue that will be with us and certainly with secretary clinton through the duration of this campaign. in no way did the lack of prosecution close the books on this. >> director comey was speaking of the language of the law and politicians were speaking politics. one of the members of congress said if the average joe did what hillary clinto

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." tom friedman is here.ree-time pulitzer prize winner and a columnist of the new york times. he is known for tackling big ideas and wide-ranging subjects from foreign policy to globalization to the role of technology. recently, he turned his focus to the 2016 presidential election. the british vote leave the european union, and the applications of emerging technologies. for all those reasons, i am pleased to have tom friedman back at this table.

. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." >> the glorious ideals and ideasdeclaration of independence, which we celebrate, as we should, every , and as we know, our secular faith would have been nothing more than words on it not been for the people who did the hard slogging, against all suffering terribly. one of the r

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose.urley bank we begin this evening with the republican national convention in cleveland and look back at what happened after the four days there. we begin with the acceptance speech by donald trump. donald: isis has spread across the region and the world. is in ruins and our ambassador and his staff were at thelpless to die hands of savage killers. egypt was turned over to the radical muslim brotherhood, forcing the military to retake control. is in chaos, iran is on the path to nuclear weapons. in civil warlfed and a refugee crisis now threatens the west. after 15 years of wars in the middle east, after trillions of dollars spent and thousands of lives lost, the situation is worst. this is the legacy of hillary clinton. terrorism,ruction, and weakness. [applause] legacy doeston's not have to be america's legacy. now,roblems we face poverty and violence at home, war and destruction at a -- and destruction of broad will last only as long as we continue relying on the same probably same po

. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> turning now to politics, hillary clinton'sed the fbi's decision not to recommend prosecutions would have closed the book on her use of a private e-mail server. it may have opened a new chapter instead. the state department has reopened its investigation and a new round of congressional

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."list turned democrat, senator from vermont, stunned the political world this year by running a very competitive race with hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. he received more than 12 million votes in the primaries and the caucuses. she got 3.7 million more and will be officially nominated in philadelphia in less than three weeks. big questions remain for the challenger. will he endorse clinton, how enthusiastically, and what are the big elements of the democratic platform and any rule changes, and hr

city hall tonight. we are only in the beginning of this heat wave. only going to get hotter. >> good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland and kathy orr is live outside our studios here in old city. we could could be close to 100 degrees by the end of the week, kathy? >> that's right. we're talking about temperatures soaring in the mid even upper 90s by the end of the week and it will feel like it's well over 100 by then and this heat is not going to break until at least the second half of the weekend. take a look at the numbers out there right now. it is balmy. when you look at how warm it actually is, right now in philadelphia it's still 84. little bit cooler in the poconos 69. it's comfortable there dover 84. 83 in trenton. it feels much warmer feels like 90 in philadelphia. 91 in dover and that excessive heat warning will continue through friday evening. feel like 100 and 105 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon, in philadelphia feel like 100, 101 in wrightstown. it will feel like 100 in wilmington right along the i-95 corridor we will see the searing heat. coming up we'll talk more about summer storms that will move in with the heat tomorrow when the heat turns d

." ♪ ♪ announcer: from a our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose.n accepted the nomination for president of the united states into and so doing she made history. we are taking the shortly before -- chelseaces clinton introduces her mother and what is to be the most important speech of her life. >> there is something else my mother taught

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."ers, the socialist turned democrat, senator from vermont, stunned the political world this year by running a very competitive race with hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. he received more than 12 million votes in the primaries and the caucuses. she got 3.7 million more and will be officially nominated in philadelphia in less than three weeks. big questions remain for the challenger. will he endorse clinton, how enthusiastically, and what are the big elements of the democratic platform and any rule

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. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." is here. he is a three-time pulitzer prize winner and columnist of the new york times. he is known for tackling big ideas and wide-ranging subjects from foreign policy to globalization to the role of technology. recently, he turned his focus to the 2016 presidential election, the british vote to leave the european union, and the applications of emerging technologies. for all those reasons, i am pleased to have tom friedman back at this table. the new book comes out in november with this one as the