daines: thank you, senator sullivan. what an honor to stand here today, standing next to two lieutenant colonels, lieutenant colonel ernst, lieutenant colonel sullivan. and, by the way, lieutenant colonel ernst was the first woman to ever serve in combat and serve in the united states senate. for their service, i am truly grateful. thank you. i want to thank senator sullivan for really organizing and bringing us together as well as senator ernst. their leadership, as those who have wore -- or do wear the uniform of the united states military and now serve in the senate is critical in this most perilous time for our initial as we face -- for our nation as we face threated interest all over the world. to think that that body, the united states national is going to recess tonight for an extended summer recess and leave without a very important, unfinished business of funding the u.s. military, funding the troops. today the senate democrats are expected to once again block the consideration of defense appropriations act of 2

if you got on sullivan, you knew you could talk about it. did you see sullivan? respect from anyone. >> as a performer you couldn't get a better place to sell your product. >> when i started out, they would say, variety is a man's game. it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, you know, it's the guys. but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so good on the garry moore show, she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "carol burnett show" and i think, god, damn, they're funny. there has never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey, remember? >> you never went to bed -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand new dentist with his very first p

so for the rest of my years in medical school i was lou sullivan. there was my classmate, barry manual, who took me to the mother's home and i at matza ball soup for the first time. so the point is, the differences that we have had in life experiences dish learned a hell of a lot from that. that was quite an interesting experience. so, i think that what we are working on is trying to show that everyone given an opportunity can make a real contribution to society. i was lucky the that i had those opportunities, and i had the support that i needed, but i had many friends and classmates who didn't have the support who were just as bright, if not brighter, but didn't do well because they didn't have that special support. that the thing we need to do, see that all of our young people get the opportunities to develop their talents and get the support and encouragement. it will be a richer, better society if we succeed in that. >> thank you. so my question is piggy backing on what was just said in our political environment now there's this us versus. the m

and now live from the sullivan theater in new york city, it's time for the 2016-- captioning sponsored by cbs (cheers and applause). >> stephen: whooo! thank you very much. whooo, whooo, whooo!

and now live from the sullivan theater in new york city, it's time for the 2016-- captioning sponsored by cbs (cheers and applause). >> stephen: whooo! thank you very much. whooo, whooo, whooo! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thank you, everybody. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: welcome to the late show! thanks so much. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thanks, everybody. welcome to the late show, coming

i am happy today, thrilled to introduce doctor louis sullivan. i have to read because his long list, policy leader, minority health advocate, author, physician and educator, serves as secretary of the department of health and human services under george bush and was dean of the morehouse school of medicine and doctor sullivan will be discussing his recent memoir, "breaking ground: my life in medicine". we are happy to have you. [applause] >> this is a bit different because often i do fiction books. usually memoirs, but your story, there is a lot to talk about here. i wanted to begin, a hard thing to say to somebody, can you send upsize your life in two sentences? i wanted you in some brief way tell the audience what this book covers. i will delve in and we will start going into specifics and build from there. >> a pleasure to be here at the public library. thank you very much. what i would say, my autobiography tells, the strands of my life story. i was born in the depression. my father was a life insurance salesman, the second of two boys. nobod

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plus, jaime sullivan has an updated traffic report. it's 5:xx... can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] sunny. a few pm storms; mainly sw of d.c. highs: 88-91 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortable. lows: 63-70 winds: light wednesday: mostly sunny. less humid and not as hot. highs: 86-89 winds: ene 5 mph starting in potomac, a tree down on river road between piney meetinghouse road and stoney creek road with all lanes blocked. no problems heading in from potomac once you get on the beltway and heading in on the george washington parkway. still easy commute on i-66 from centreville and gainesville. metro starting off without any issues. today is a break day with surge 5 beginning tomorrow. more details coming up in les you. welcome back. a live look outside where temperatures where temperatures will climb close to the 90's today. perfect kind of weather for a trip to hershey park. and we want to help you get there. we are giving away 4 tickets this morning... all you have t

under arrest in what police are calling a case of of aggravated murder. 19-year-old american, beau sullivan killed in italy has his friends and family home in wisconsin devastated. it's hard to hear about your best friend, you didn't get a chance to say good-bye to him. >> he just arrived in rome for a summer exchange program, described as a star athlete and proud cancer survivor. >> over 15 to 20 procedures growing up throughout his life and was able to overcome all of that. >> but on monday solman's body was discovered in the river, just miles from famous tourist destinations including the coliseum. the teen found with a large head wound without his wallet and head wound and someone recently charged $1500 on the card and police are checking surveillance cameras and conducting interviews to piece together a timeline. >> everyone knew beau and will come together to support each other through these tough times. >> they was at a bar with fellow students and when they went to leave they couldn't find him. and then when he didn't show up for orientation hours later his roommate alerted the scho

: basically, like, they were ghosts... >> kroft: no driver's license... >> sullivan: exactly.no california i.d., like they didn't exist. >> kroft: that's the apartment. >> garriola: that corner on the third floor. >> kroft: on the right-hand side? >> garriola: yep. >> kroft: by early afternoon, fbi agent scott garriola had set up a number of surveillance posts, and had already met with apartment manager josh bond to talk about his tenants. >> bond: he closed the door, threw down a folder and opened it up and said, "are these the people that live in apartment 303?" >> kroft: did you say anything when you saw the pictures? >> bond: my initial reaction was, "holy ( bleep )." >> kroft: you're living next door to a gangster. >> bond: well, i still didn't really know who he was. >> kroft: but it didn't take him long to figure it out. while the fbi was mulling its options, bond logged on to bulger's wikipedia page. >> bond: and i'm just kind of scrolling down. it's like, "oh, wow, this guy's serious." it's, like, murders and extortion. and then, i get to the bottom and there's this..

jamie sullivan. jamie: i want to give you a live look right now. you mentioned earlier getting to the beach. this traffic, this is right at the bay bridge. you get a good idea what we're seeing as far as some of that volume. so we're not in the clear right now and, again, probably will be like this most of the afternoon and even heavier as we get a little bit closer to the afternoon rush. let's talk the big picture right now a little bit closer to home. no big that's flowing. that's pretty typical. as you head in from eastern avenue to 11th bridge, along the capital beltway and prince george's county. but 395, i want to highlight the lowest and that's northbound traveling 60 miles per hour. this is an accident at shirlington with two lanes blocked. make sure you stay over to that left-hand side. you will be able to get by and once you get into the district, pretty much clear as you get onto the freeway. even 3rd street is good. jummy. jummy: well, americans on the move will also see heightened security this holiday weekend. airports across the coun

>> correct. >> so hillary clinton sends to jake sullivan -- let me go back. jake sullivan says they say they had issues sending secure fax, they're working on it. hillary clinton sends to jake sullivan, if they can't, turn into non-paper with no identifying heading and send nonsecure. so you're telling me it's a classified piece of information. she's taking off the header and she's instructing them to send it in a non-secure format. is that not intent? >> that actually caught my attention when i first saw it. what she explained to us in her interview was, and other witnesses did as well, what she meant by that is make it into a non-classified document, that's what a non-paper is in their world, and send it to us, because i don't need the classified stuff. >> nun wthen why take off the heading? >> i assume because it would be non-classified anymore. so you wouldn't have a classified header on it. >> she wanted to be technically correct, is that what you're saying? >> no, i think what she said during the interview is, i was telling him in essence send me an unc

they say moments later, kohler shane sullivan let two passengers out of the car and led police on a 50-mile chase. officers put down stop sticks and sullivan eventually was taken in custody. >>> sound of cheers ape shouts have been common out by city hall as protesters demonstrat ed this week. >> but yesterday there was also sound of the music, from a teen's trumpet. >> ♪ >> that is 15 year-old brandon comb, the philadelphia police posted this video to their facebook page, a crowd gathered to listen to him play for the officers there, including commissioner richard ross, whom you can see shook his hand after the performance brandon later said on facebook that the officers push him to do what he does. >> that is interesting. that is so great. >> i love seeing kid doing cool things. >> i like to hear music instead of people yelling, it makes me a much happier person >> commissioner ross does a great job getting out in the community, shaking hands, great to see that. >> in terms of the weather, it is still hot. >> yes. >> yet another day. >> what else is new a at this point but we are als

i'm brian sullivan. melissa lee is back next week. tonight, major headlines from the european bank stress test. they are moving stocks at this hour. it's not just amazon surging to record highs. a number of actual brick and mortar retailers also busting out ch we're going to give you the names and tell you what it means for the economy and your money. later, traders are betting one big oil stock may be close to cutting its dividend, the name, what it might mean for the energy space. big show on a steamy friday in new york, but start with the overall markets. stocks closing the month as they began. hire. s&p 500 closing up 3.5% for july. it's fifth consecutive month of gains. the nasdaq though was the big winner mock among the major indexes. up 6.5% in july. guys, here are some stats. 37 of the nasdaq 100 up more than 10% 11 of those up more than 15%. august tends to be a difficult month for the markets. a lot of good stuff happen, but dave, are you concerned? >> i'm concerned the names that have mooifed on the sectors. dividend plays,

-- let me go back if jake sullivan says, they say they have issues sending secure faxes. they're working on it. hillary clinton sends to jake sullivan, if they can't, turn into non-paper with no identifying heading and send non-secure. so you're telling me it's a classified piece of information she's taking off the header and she's instructing them to send it in a non-secure format. is that not intent? >> well, it actually caught my attention when i first saw it. and what she explained to us during her interview was and other witnesses did as well, is what she meant by that is, make it into a non-classified document. that's what a non-paper is, in their world. and send it to us. because i just, i don't need the classified stuff, i just need -- >> then why take off the heading? if it's going to be turned into a non-classified document, why take off the heading? >> i assume, because it would be non-classified anymore. so you wouldn't have a classified header on it. i think is what she said -- >> she wanted to be technically correct. is that what you're saying that -- >> i t

i am brian sullivan in for melissa. tonight, something curious happening with the oil market and it could have big implications for the cent stock rally. dennis gartman will be here to explain. plus, two big stories on biotech. gilead sink iing after beating estimate, but cutting guidance celgene falling. and later on, donald trump is surging in the polls, but a surprising group is so far not backing him. we have got a cnbc special report on that. but first, we start with the stealth rally in some group, retail, names that were left for dead like nordstrom and macy's, they have rallied and have rallied big lately. the retail etf, xrt, is up 12%. that's better than the s&p 500. that's better than amazon.com, what is it saying about our economy? guy? >> great to have you on. it's been a while since brian sullivan has been here. >> get to the new, no one cares. >> not true. we do care. touch you on shoulder. >> just guys here. >> i don't really care. >> now, the news. i don't know if it means anything about the consumer, i

. >> a little bit earlier today top clinton policy aid jake sullivan saying in a statement that reads in part this has gone from being a matter of curiosity and politics to being a national security issue. ouch. i bet donald trump's first thought when he heard what sullivan said that clinton's email server in her house is likewise a national security issue. the "on the record" political panel is here from u.s. news and "u.s. news and world report" hide ideal. nice to see both of you. >> good to see you, greta. >> first to you, hidy. i think what jake sullivan was talking about is the whole idea donald trump was making russians should check to see where 30,000 emails is. it does seem that jake sullivan stepped right into the trap by saying that it's a national security issue because naturally people are thinking well what about that server in the house? >> and that was the bulk of donald trump's news conference on message and on point talking about what this means in terms of the server being hacked and in terms of the wikileaks told us about the dn c's meddling and hillary clinton's r

we continue the conversation with sean sullivan and david wasserman. let me begin with you. what will it take ford democrats to regain house? reporter: it would take a hillary clinton landslide, on the magnitude of 10 points. there are two races i will be watching because the electoral college votes are divided in nebraska and maine. upocrats are aiming to pick the second district in maine where the the republican has played it cool a on his support for donald trump. democrats are hoping to defend nebraska where they have a and he hasmocrat been endorsed by the local chamber of commerce running

let's check in with jamie sullivan on how it is impacting the commute.jamie: it's completely closed on 50. we have talking virginia in arlington near seven corners near the home depot. if you are reading leesburg, it's completely blocked. westbound at patrick henry drive. wilson boulevard is an option. check in with the traffic a solid red line in both directions. this is just building. this is best to avoid route 50 in virginia. leon: today the f.b.i. recommended no charges be filed against hillary clinton. but the final decision whether or not to charge the presumptive nominee will lie with the dedepartment -- department of justice. scott thuman has more. scott: the question is the impact it will have with the voters when they go to the polls in november. that is the topic of the instapoll at wjla.com/votenow. but before we show you the live results look at how we got here. >> we are expressing our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. scott: comey said they combed through 30,000 e-mails

and joining us with the questioning is david wasserman from the cook political report and sean sullivan who covers political races for the "washington post." let me begin with donald trump. how close will you be tying donald trump and his message to republican candidates running this fall? kelly: thank you for having me. that's exactly the right question to ask. for us, elections are about a contrast and elections are about meeting voters where they are and talking with them about how the election is going to impact their life. what we have seen this entire cycle is voters are viewing the 2016 election through donald trump. it is what they are thinking about. it is what they are talking about. as we pivot to the general election, they are solidifying with a think about him and starting to see the contrast between him and hillary clinton, and which is critical for us, the convention starts the conversation for how donald trump reflects the party and how he impacts the rest of the candidates on the ballot. so we will be tying donald trump directly to the republicans and having him as thei

welcome to "the late show" coming to you live from the ed sullivan theater. i'm stephen colbert.ying up. into the weekend, at this point. do a live show, they said. it's important, they said. end,, it's the final night of the republican convention and lo, it has come to pass. a day long foretold -- the trumpening. (laughter) tonight was a historic moment uniting america's political system, entertainment complex and self-tanner industry. (laughter) we'll all remember where we were when we got too drunk to remember where we were. the evening was kicked off by r.n.c. chairman reince priebus, who reminded viewers of an essential american truth. re >> life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is more than just a slogan on a bumper sticker. >> stephen: yes, it's more -- i've actually never seen it on a bumper sticker. i think the bumper sticker is life, liberty, grass or ass. nobody rides for free. (laughter) (applause) how you guys doing? good? >> jon: yeah, good. >> stephen: very exciting. of course, tonight's main event gs trump's acceptance shout. the biggest, most fabulous, luxu

sullivan. these and others agree climate change is a threat to national security and have called for u.s. leadership in the global effort to tackle the urgent and complex problems of climate change. but yet even these lives and selfless americans are being dismissed if you will by the organized effort to undercut scientific evidence. now, we took steps and have taken steps. just last december in paris we took a step forward with an international agreement. more than 150 countries pledged to develop plans to tackle climate change domestically, including countries once reluctant to act like china and india. american leadership has been key to getting these countries on board and agreeing to do their fair share. these countries are also acting because it's in their self-interest to do so for their own health and for their national security. it's clear that no country can avoid the impacts of climate change. and no country can meet this challenge alone. as a nation that has contributed more than a

auburn police arrested sullivan shortly after the mother called police. it happened at a mcdonald's yesterday. sullivan faced a judge in worcester earlier today. >> mark: black lives matter banner outside somerville city hall will not come down that from the city's mayor. police officers plan to the city's police union asked the mayor to replace it with that sign saying all lives matter, but the mayor saying at a press conference this afternoon, not about picking sides. >> patrolman's association penned a letter insisting that we take down the black lives matter banner, essentially asking our city to pick a side. let me be clear. that banner about not come down. >> mark: the union says it is of the population and exclude others. officers plan to protest outside of city hall tomorrow evening. >> vanessa: now to a live look at the boston skyline. clear blue skies out there again on this wednesday. our chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz joins us from the weather center. it didn't reach 90 in boston. >> kevin: 87 degrees is the high temperature at logan air

eileen whelan tells us how high the temps wll sullivan, getting you where you need to go with her traffic report. we begin this morning eileen without any big always great to hear as we get into our last day of the work week. smooth sailing on our interestates. our side roads look good too. we'll start off in maryland on the beltway. i-95 moving well even though some overnight road work is in place north of the beltway and a live look at 270 shows you that stretch heading south from gaithersburg moving well! back to you questionable incident among the university of maryland police department. details on the act by one of a member of the department on social media that cost him his job. and it could be the hottest weekend we've seen in a few years -- eileen whelan is back to tell you about the dangerous heat would could be facing. here's what's happening behind the headlines. when asked if i was going to the conventions i answered: i wasn't important enough. to be honest, i made a strong case not to go. political conventions are crowded sea of humanity. security makes moving about difficul

eileen whelan pinpoints when and jamie sullivan -- keeping you on track as surge 5 of safetrack begins today: mostly sunny. low humidity. highs: 85-88 winds: n 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 63-70 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. a touch warmer and bit more humid. highs: 89-92 winds: s 5 mph still a smooth morning commute for you. fairly quiet although watch for certain areas. no accidents, interstates are up to speed and with metro getting ready to open at 5:00, you will have a change this morning. single tracking with metro surge number 5. more coming up on that in less then 10 minutes. back to you. virginia felons are now in the hands of the virginia supreme court. hearing was held yesterday after republicans challenged governor terry mcauliffe's order to restore the voting rights for 206-thousand felons. they argue the state constitution requires governors to consider each felon case individually and not as a group. mcauliffe says the move is the right thing to do and disputes claim's that he signed the order to add democratic voters to help hillary clinton win virginia

eileen whelan, back with your work-week forcast and jamie sullivan, watching the roads and the rails to keep your commute on track. it's xx and time for a check of the weather. today: hot and breezy. pm storms possible. some strong over western md. highs: 94-97 feels: 98-100 winds: sw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. isolated shower. lows: 70-76 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny late. slight chance of storms, mainly sw. highs: 89-93 winds: nw 5 mph good morning on this accident on suitland parkway westbound near naylor rd. all evening, they've had all lanes blocked. should reopen these lanes shortly. very light volume to begin without too much to worry about on the roads. no major delays or areas that are causing issues. we do have overnight road work on i-95 in maryland. heads up traveling between the capitol beltway and powder mill road. no full closures but we do have 2 lanes being taken out. we'll take about our trip in i-95 in virginia coming up in the next ten minutes. coming up on good morning washington -- the investigation into what made a man walk into a oda hospital isn

we know jake sullivan has had his top secret security clearance revoked for a period of time.ut now we have cheryl mills and huma and a number of other officials. you look at those e-mail chains. and i disagree with the state department spokesman. they have a real problem at the state department. when you look at the e-mail chai a number of senior u.s. officials who are on those leaked chains with hillary clinton, who fully knew that she wasn't using the state.gov system or a classified system. there was classified information that they were part of. so the culture there is to not question the secretary of state, because in your yearly review, you may not get an appointment to a european capital if you speak out. so the culture there is protecting the rule breakers. i think they've got to clean it up. they're going to have to make some very tough administrative decisions here. and let me say lastly, is that the senate has a big role to play. the senate foreign relations committee and all of the members of the senate need to immediately step up and work with the state departmen

welcome to "the late show" live from the ed sullivan theater right here!t one to announce the moment america becomes great again. u it happens. as a matter of fact, it might have already happened, folks, because on night one, tonight, donald trump entered like this -- ♪ ♪ we are the champions my friend ♪ ♪ we'll keep on fighting till the end ♪ ♪ we are the champions ♪ we are the champions (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: yes, we are the champions of the world, and we are going to restore conservative american values by entering to the music of a bisexual englishman! (cheers and applause) this is crazy. news crazy. you may not know this but you're not supposed to see the candidate before the nomination, let alone on the first night. that's like the bride not only being seen on her wedding day but jumping out of the cake at the bachelor party. (cheers and applause) and that wasn't the only drama today. there was drama this afternoon as the stop trump movement tried to change the rules so they wouldn't be forced to vo

eileen whelan has the details in her forecast and before you hit the road, check out jamie sullivan's traffic update. trt 12 out ... good morning washington .... wooooooo!!!! it's xx and time for a check of the touch warmer and more humid. highs: 88-92 winds: s 5 mph tonight: mainlclear and mild. lows: 67-72 winds: s 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. hotter and more humid. highs: 93-97 feels: 100 we do have overnight road work and an accident on 210. watch fort lanes blocked heading southbound. northbound lanes are open. you can use oxon hill rd to get by as an alternate. the overnight road work still on 66 but same thing, you can get by near rt. 29 in gainesville. coming up -- an incredible rescue. see how a man in incredible rescue. see how a man in south carolina is from a car wreck by several strangers. and a push by police to keep people safe when playing the global phenom -- pokemon go. officers with guns drawn are surrounding a car - with a man inside desribed as wearing reportedly threw a fake explosive device at police earlier near times square. the standoff is happening right in

less heat today but certain areas could see storms -- eileen whelan has your forecast and jamie sullivan -- back to get you around any traffic troubles. today: partly to mostly sunny. a few pm storms; mainly sw of d.c. highs: 88-91 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortable. lows: 63-70 winds: light wednesday: mostly sunny. less humid and not as hot. highs: 86-89 winds: ene 5 mph reported. so far, a quiet morning on the roads. really nothing major to worry about. we do have a few overnight construction projects but nothing causing any delays. it's nice that we dont have any rain slowing us down. in maryland, i-95 towards baltimore at or above the posted speed limit along with the baltimore washington parkway. i-270 a clear ride heading down from frederick towards e up next on good morning washington -- new documents uncovered on the florida nightclub gunman. details on omar mateen's claims of being taunted by his co-workers. and an outpouring of support for a virginia teen - injured in an explosion in central park. omar mateen was repeatedly taunted for being muslim while work

appreciate everyone, appreciate you watching, and now tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. .: and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs and the city of dallas tonight struggling to make sense of that horrific violence against its law enforcement. authorities say 25-year-old michael johnson, a -- micah johnson, an army veteran ambushed police officers during a police brutality protest march last night killing five officers, wounding seven. and during the standoff that lasted hours after the attack, johnson told authorities he was upset about the recent police shootings of two black men and wanted to exterminate whites quote especially white officers.

welcome to "the late show," live from the ed sullivan theater! here in new york city.use) i'm your host stephen colbert. also live right now. i want to thank melania trump for stopping by to set the record straight and laura, for some reason. (applause) let's get straight to the big news tonight -- the republican delegates officially elected their nominee. spoiler alert for anybody who doesn't want to know how the republican party ends -- it's trump. as is tradition, each state voted, and we learned the kinds of things that normally you can only get by opening 50 bottles of snapple. >> american samoa -- the greatest exporter of n.f.l. players. >> arkansas -- birthplace of johnny cash and al green. >> kentucky -- the home of churchill downs and american pharaoh and the source of bluegrass music. >> maryland -- home to the oldest state capital in continuous use. >> missouri -- the birthplace of talk radio. >> nebraska -- the number one beef producing state in the union. >> the great state of connecticut -- the land where we manufacture pez. (laughter) (applause) >> steph

plus, jaime sullivan is monitoring some trouble spots in her traffic report. it's 5:xx.. night, but things are looking very different this morning. at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. toss to eileen today: mostly sunny. low humidity. highs: 85-88 winds: n 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 63-70 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. a touch warmer and bit more humid. highs: 89-92 winds: s 5 mph metro safetrack surge number 5 goes into place this morning. we're just about 30 minutes away from the beginning. here's this will affect the orange and silver lines and this time, we won't have any shutdowns. it will be only single tracking from east falls church to ballston with trains running every 10 minutes. after 10:00pm trains will run every 20 minutes. it's 5:xx. coming an out of control car send patrons flying. what police say caused the accident.. remembering a hollywood heavyweight. we will update you on some sad news from tinsel-town. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business

yvonne: andrew sullivan, thank you so much. always great to have you.s sayaircraft the sky is the limit when it comes to new orders. we check out the multibillion-dollar deals set for takeoff. ♪ yvonne: welcome back. you are watching "asia edge." boeing and airbus are both set to weigh 100 -- two way billion dollar deals. they look to ease concerns about a slowdown. we are expecting these multibillion-dollar deals, but it seems like it is an industry racing for smaller deals or fewer deals, i should say. >> at the moment, industry watchers are watching. it is a big event for the industry. they will be looking to see what kind of orders come in. there is concern that there is a slowdown, especially in the white-bodied planes -- the wide-bodied planes. merrill lynch has said that they are expecting a quiet airshow, perhaps seeing orders deferred to the next six months. bloomberg intelligence saying that local airfare is under extreme pressure. asia, the middle east, south america seeing downward pressure on their prices. and they are declining by double w

i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs.al loretta lynch moments ago making it official saying the case is closed against hillary clinton. lynch says she accepts fbi director james comey's recommendation that no charges be brought against mrs. clinton over her use of a personal e-mail system while she was secretary of state. that development comes as a growing number of republicans are calling for clinton to lose her security clearances for being, as jim comey puts it, extremely careless with classified information. donald trump, in a phone

we had some great guys ready to go but don't worry, to me sullivan is in for lou dobbs and he's goingake it from here. thanks for watching. >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs and house republicans tonight calling for another fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. this time they want to know whether mrs. clinton lied under oath when she testified that she didn't send or receive classified information over her private e-mail server. house oversight committee chairman jason said, well, he seemed stunned to learn that the fbi did not take into consideration hillary's statements speaking to congress when investigating her handling of e-mails. >> did hillary clinton lie? to the fbi? we have no basis toon

jamal simmons, terry sullivan, our thanks to your both. >> thank you. >> by the way, gop presidentialdidate donald trump will take questions tonight at a campaign event in florida along with the reddit ama. we'll bring you any news as it becomes available but he has already made comments which he says are out of date. >> meanwhile they wrap up a two day meeting in washington. the question, when will they next and what role will the election play in it's decision. steve with what to expect. >> hey, guys, there's little chance of a rate hike today there is some nervousness the u.s. central bank raises the possibility of a september move. the cnbc fed survey sees the next rate hike coming in december on average and just one rate hike this year along with an average year end funds rate of 0.6% but they warn the market is warned and that the fed could introduce the risk and the sharp decline of bond yields and stock prices raised the stakes on getting the fed wrong. the keys to the meeting are how much they upgrade the economic outlook today. since the last statement prospects brightened a

welcome to the late show, coming to you live from the ed sullivan theater here in new york city. i'm your host, stephen colbert. (cheers and applause) folks, it is night three of the republican national convention. now i don't know if you-- you guys wamped last night-- the show, yeah. you really should have cheered more. now last night i said the convention was going so smoothly, and i complained it was boring. well, oopsa cabadra. tonight the convention bus took an unexpected turn and plunged into excitement canyon. let me take you through and see what happened. we started out today counting down till tomorrow when donald trump will finally speak for the fourth time. (laughter) and donald made a triumphant entrance into cleveland this afternoon, complete with his own theme song. ♪ (laughter). >> stephen: you might recognize that actual song, that they were pumping out of the helicopter. it is the theme from the movie "air force quun--" one "i assume because like harrison ford donald trump is a famous person pretending to be the president. (applause). >> stephen: get off of my ai

and now live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's time for the 2016 democratic national convincing. death. taxes. hillary. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: thank you, sir. thank you, jon. hey! >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: that's nice. that's nice. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! wow! that's nice. that's crisp. that's nice. ♪ ♪ man, that's beautiful. thank you so much. i gotta say, i wish-- thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i wish i had that much energy at noon. you people are incredible. it's five to midnight. welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. we are coming to you live from the ed sullivan theater on night two-- night two of the democratic national convention. ladies and gentlemen, hillary clintohillaryclinton did it. the first woman ever nominated by a major party! ( cheers and applause ) yes! first woman ever nominated by a major political party. and i'm being told-- yes. the democrats are still considered a major political party. they had a rough week. just moments ago, hillary clinton appeare

i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. attorney general loretta lynch moments ago making it official saying the case is closed against hillary clinton. lynch says she accepts fbi director james comey's recommendation that no charges be brought against mrs. clinton over her use of a personal e-mail system while she was secretary of state. that development comes as a growing number of republicans are calling for clinton to lose her security clearances for being, as jim comey puts it, extremely careless with classified information. donald trump, in a phone interview saying hillary showed horrible judgment and should be punished for it. >> i think that she certainly is not trustworthy. she lies. to give her information that's so vital to the country. how can you possibly do it? her aides are under tremendous suspicion right now, and they're, like her, you look at what's going on with her aides and who the people are that are representing her, i don't see how you could give her confidential and very important information. she's