. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee, florida rhurch but she is willing to go backe. pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where's your next performance of this? >> at the white house. wildest dream. ( laughter ) ♪ ...and the home of the brave. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, tallahassee, florida. >> oh, my god! >> ninan: and on that high note, we hope you have a wonderful fourth of july weekend. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn and cbs.com. i'm reena ninan. thank you for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ght. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix news. >>> now at 6:00 the deadly hostage stannoff hits home. we've learned a uc berkeley student is ahong p -- among the casualties. . >>> the main drag in one east bay city shut down. >>> and these tiny aircrafts are causing big headaches for california fire crews.

let me show you my new friends from florida, tallahassee. wearing the t-shirts. and right behind them is this tent that we have set up in columbus circle. the goal of the public service campaign is to remind everyone riding a bike, driving, walking that we all need to work together to follow traffic signs, signals, regulations. >> and traveling around new york city, that they could cars, cyclists, pedestrians, and even animals. when it comes to not following the rules of the roads, most say that there is plenty of blame to go around. >> those people are not necessarily following or following the rules, but more that everyone is concerned with them. >> everyone is honking the horn for no reason. >> they're always looking both ways, both ways because bikers don't always follow their right lanes and the right direction. >> reporter: that is all exy station cbs10 55 and aaa teaming up for the public service campaign called a safer city. to educate everyone and remind them about their rules of the roads. >> all the rules that will apply to cars, they apply to bicyclis

then one tourist, an assistant principal from tallahassee is encouraged to sing the national anthem.n to this. >> don't do it. let the music speak. go ahead. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [ applause ] >> the clip has become an instant youtube sensation. joining us is starr swain. i was going to say where did you learn to sing like that, but you're blessed, you have a gift. >> indeed, it is a gift. >> where have you sung before? >> oh, my, i've sung so many different places. i did a whole lot of singing when i was in the band in college. that afforded me an opportunity to sing in front of thousands of people. but never millions of people. >> do yo

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the tallahassee democratic capturing the aftermath. >> i've never seen anything of this magnitude. especially this number of fatalities. >> reporter: on the road or air, a call for caution and security, as we remember our freedom. >> that was nbc's morgan ratford reporting. extra police are out on roads around our region for speeding and driving drunk. >>> hillary clinton presidential hopes could be in the hands of the fbi. they interviewed her yesterday in the use of private e-mail while she was secretary of state. clinton's campaign called it a voluntary interview. agents questioned her for nearly four hours in washington. afterwards, she spoke exclusively to chuck todd. >> i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can, and my answers that i first gave more than a year ago, i stand by. >> you'll hear more of that exclusive interview on meet the press a little later this morning. clinton's republican opponent, donald trump, reacted on twitter, pre-dickidicting crimi charges. >>> speaking of trump, he is not yet trying to win the white house. that's the word from newt gi

the tallahassee democrat capturing the aftermath. >> i've never seen anything of this magnitude, especially this number of fatalities. >> on the road or in the air, a call for cautious and security as we remember our freedom. >> morgan radford reporting. >>> the fbi interviewed hillary clinton for more than three hours saturday about her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. in an exclusive interview on msnbc with chuck todd, clinton discussed the interview and reiterated that she did nothing wrong. >> i never received nor sent any material that was marked classified, and there is a process for the review of material before it is released to the public, and there were decisions made that material should be classified. i do call that retroactively classifying. clinton said she had no knowledge of a timeline for the review to be completed. donald trump weighed in. tweeting, it is impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charge against clinton. what she did was wrong. >> you can watch more of hillary clinton's interview with chuck todd on "meet the press." chu

. >> july 1st, 2003, tallahassee, florida.fficer chuck perry is patrolling a local bank parking lot when a slow moving car catches his attention. >> i looked at the two individuals who were the driver and the passenger. just -- they were completely surprised. they had a very shocked look. and it wasn't normal. they immediately did a very rapid turn out of the parking lot. they aroused my suspicion to such a point that i actually called james fairfield, my supervisor. >> he said i have something going. do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic. he thought at first maybe this was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and siren. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to ju

florida after the kids went hom home. >> yes. >> and has it occurred to you when you go back to tallahasseetar swain has a cool story. >> that, toy. >> and in new york city, you have a lot of options, and i'm thinking the statue of liberty and the memorial to the 9/11 victims, and where might you pop up next? >> well, i can see a tour though, and you can come to my hometown in philly and show up at the independence hall or lib liber ti bell, and this is your thing. >> that is wonderful actually and i would love to do that. >> am i embarrassing you if you would please indulge us with the portion, because it is a holiday weekend, and it is the birth of the country, and this is only the cnn newsroom. can you dig deep and do the final portion? >> yes, sir, i can. ♪ o say, does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> you got a rise out of this crowd, huh? and at home, too. happy july fourth weekend, and thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> the privilege is on our part. >>> and media saying that anger is the bu

mid 90s to upper 90s savannah, daytona beach, tallahassee, atlanta.hris for the most part this weekend the worst of the weather is actually right now, then the rest of the weekend just some scattered hit and miss summertime showers and thunderstorms. but the south doesn't get the relief yet. they have to wait awhile. >> beach weather. thank you so much, bill karins. >>> still ahead, much more from the final night of the dnc, including what donald trump thought about the democrats' performance. >> by the way, i thought our stage in cleveland was much more beautiful. i also liked my children better than their stars. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink soon, she'll type the bestints essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. all hp ink buy one get one fifty percent off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. ...another anti-wrink

states here for today, where it feels like 106 later today in raleigh. 104 in columbia, and 98 in tallahasseehere there will be some thunderstorms south of virginia. so keep an eye to the sky. over all, again, for the next couple days we just have to sweat it out. looks like by the weekend, chris. >> steve, thank you very much. and still ahead, breaking his silence. michael jordan speaks out on the police shootings of black men and carmelo anthony says, quote, about time. what the nba legend says about that, and the targeting of police officers. >>> plus much more from the democratic national convention in philadelphia, when "way too early" comes right back. at the beginning of the 21st century, the earth needed to find a new way to keep up with the data from over 30 billion connected devices. just 30 billion? a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley, had a breakthrough they called... the machine. it changed computing forever. and it's been part of every new technology for the last 250 years. everything? everything! this year, hewlett packard enterprise will previ

looking at some of the numbers in the southeast, 100 in tallahassee. nearly triple digits from north carolina to new york and record-breaking temperatures possible in syracuse, as well. >>> still ahead, pokemon go getting some ads. >>> plus, you got to see the sparks during a high-speed chase overnight. the new video of how it ended coming in. >>> what happens when a sudden landslide heads right towards a traffic jam. >>> fire crews have stopped a brush fire that broke out late yesterday afternoon in lake sherwood near los angeles. the flames burned for more than four hours in the hills near a rochelle aytes community scorching 78 acres. fire crews will be on scene through the morning looking for hot spots. >>> good news for air travelers. dozens more automated screening lanes coming to the nation's busiest airports. the tsa chief says up to 60 of those will be installed by the end of the year. automated lanes open in atlanta's airport and will go up in chicago at o'hare there, dallas-ft. worth, los angeles and miami by the fall. the lanes are said to

. >> tallahassee 50/50 chance he won't make it out. >> we're about planning politically and knowing thesues and the candidates to affect change. they say it's a call to action. >> we have a responsibility and we are going to do everything in our power to make sure that our community is as strong as it can possibly be. >>> the scene that ran through all these events is theirs was not a message of hate but a message of urgency and the need for change. we're live, derrick ward, back to you. >> thank you. >>> police are hoping the lone survivor in a deadly car crash will figure out what happened. the car went off the road and plunged into the river near the roosevelt bridge. we brought you this story as breaking news at 11:00. three people were in the vehicle. two died. one managed to escape and call police. the survivor is still in the hospital. >>> and new at 11:00, in the race for the white house, virginia is quickly becoming an important stop for both presidential candidates. donald trump speaks in virginia beach tomorrow, but his speech isn't open to the public. the dispatch says trump

. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome mayor of tallahassee, florida. hello my fellow democrats. and hello my fellow for radians. -- fellow floridians. in case you need a reminder, florida is in the house. [cheers and applause] prepare for tonight, i thought back on the past that led me to this moment. born the fifth of seven kids, in miami-dade florida to my daddy, charles, a construction worker, and my mother frances, a school bus driver. my parents worked their entire lives to provide for me and for my siblings. greater opportunity that they had ever been afforded. trading the possibility for me to be the first of my family to go to college and graduate from florida a&m university. [cheers and applause] us to fly higher than they could ever see. provided us the opportunity and a path to pay it forward. i can still hear my grandmother's voice telling me, school, mind your andhers, get your lessons, one day bring that education home. she says, bring it home for your baby sister and little brother who may not know what education is. she says bring it ho

rick, how is the city of tallahassee handling everything today is this. >> this is a city and community in mourning and nowhere is that more clear than here at dallas police headquarters where you can see two police cruisers parked out front covered and surrounded with flowers, candle, stuffed animals and signs of support from the community. members of which continue to stream here throughout the day. and we should point out that the dallas police department continues to protect and serve this community while it processes an extensive crime scene not far from here and plans for those five funerals next week. authorities say it appears the shooter acted alone. that he claimeded to be upset over the shootings of black men by white officers, telling a hostage negotiator he want ed t kill more white officers. that's why police say the att h attached c 4 explosives to a robot they were used to communicate with johnses, detonate l those and killing him. we've learned he left afghanistan midway through his only tour because of sexual harassment charges made by a female soldier in his unit and

the tallahassee democrat capturing the aftermath. >> i've never seen anything of this magnitude, especially this number of fatalities. >> reporter: on the road or in the air, a call for caution and security as we remember our freedoms. isis has warned of attacks at airports like jfk, but several authorities say there are no known or credible threats. still, they're asking anyone who is moving through highly trafficked areas like this to remain extra vigilant, peter. >> morgan radford, thank you. >>> severe weather including flash flooding is a possibility in parts of the midwest and the plains this weekend. for the forecast, we want to get right to dylan dreyer. dylan? >> good evening, peter. we're watching a flood threat through the middle of the country this holiday weekend. we have flash flood watches that include wichita, kansas city, extending over to st. louis. we could see as much rainfall rates as much as 1 to 2 inches per hour in this area through monday. because of this stationary front these areas of low pressure just riding along it, it will keep the rain in the same areas over

a deadly bus crash outside tallahassee. five people killed, including a child.an two dozen hospitalized. authorities say the bus ran a red light and was struck by the tractor-trailer. >>> next to dearborn, michigan, where residents awoke to a massive explosion. a car crashed into a natural gas substation igniting a fire ball. that burned the side off several homes. residents temporarily evacuated. the explosion was felt all the way in canada. >>> and to a major upset at wimbledon this independence day weekend. american sam querrey with the biggest win of his career. the 28-year-old californian, ranked 41st in the world. not only decking wimbledon champ novak djokovic but shattered novak's hopes for a grand slam this year. and. >> when we come back, it turns out baseball diamonds are a girl's best friends. hits history right out of the park. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some pe

her district was redrawn by a court for 2016 that extended it from jacksonville to tallahassee. that district used to go all the way to orlando. instead, it runs

the district was redrawn by a court that extended it from jacksonville to tallahassee. from theast and west tallahassee area state legislator and that district primary is going to be extremely primary. host: let's talk about money. senate -- senate democrats want to regain control of the senate thomas a how does that affect the campaign committee? reporter: the senate is the top priority when you look at what is available and what the parties chances are. if this becomes a real landslide, it looks like the house is more in place for democrats and we will see some of this money pour in. you have to look at the republican side and donald trump raising money through this joint fundraising account, we don't he will raise money at a high pace. he does well so far but he has not been out there fundraising for years and years. your takeaway on the conversation? reporter: democrats have an admirable crop of candidates under the circumstances. probably not enough to put the house over the top for democrats, but i think it will be a good night for democrats if they pick that 15 s

a few years ago he settled down in tallahassee for a new life of service as a transit cop. just about two weeks ago, he married a fellow officer. their whole life together. like law officers a cross the country, they sared a commitment to something larger than themselves. they were not looking for their names to be up in lights. they tell you the pay was decent, but it would not make you rich. they could have told you about the stress and the long shifts, and they probably agree with chief brown that cops don't expect to hear "thank you" very often especially from those who need them the most. . no the reward comesing that our way of life depends on the rule of law. . and that in this country, we don't have soldiers in the streets or militias. we have police officers like the men taken away from us. and that is what these five were doing last thursday. when they were assigned to protect and keep orderly a peaceful protest from the killer of two men. they were up holding the constitutional rights of this country. for awhile, the prozest went on without incident. and despite

little rock, new orleans, columbia, tallahassee and tampa.t index is how your body interprets the temperature. it will feel like 100 degrees or hotter than that in some places. heat add size ris in parts of louisiana, texas and south carolina. >> thank you for that update. the msmbc exclusive interview with hillary clinton. chuck todd asks her about her interview with the fbi. a lot of that talk next. stay with us. hing a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing (dog) mmm, beneful healthy weand low-calorie... keeps me looking good. hey, i get some looks, i hear the whistles. (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, low-calorie meal your dog will love. with wholesome rice, real chicken, and accents of vegetables and apples. >> welcome back. the race to be donald trump's vice president appears to be in high gear with confirmation from the trump c

the tallahassee democrats capturing the aftermath. >> i've never seen anything of this magnitude, especially this number of fatalities. >> reporter: on the road or in the air, a call for caution and security, as we remember our freedom. >> that was in. bc's moran radford reporting. extra police will be around the region, watching for people speeding and for people driving drunk. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist erika martin and we're tracking the developing clouds and those scattered showers for parts of cape may county. right now, picking up on a three hour loop, notice everything is moving in from west to east, we have a southerly flow, so lots of moisture in the atmosphere, you can see the green, denoting showers, not really developed, and so that's good news, not a total wash-out. we do have lots of clouds in the forecast. current temperatures are pretty comfortable. 73 in philadelphia, 70 trenton, and vine land, 66. through tomorrow, temperatures will stay in the 80s. for the next 12 hours, trend nicely upward, however,topping out mainly in the upper 70s and low 80s, but we may see u

. >> the tallahassee police department is using florida state university students as informers against a head every time one is approached by a suspected sex offender. >> in the 1960s, there are a number of these kinds of committees that investigate gays. and even though it's still submerged, you begin to see the first issues about gay rights. >> there were multiple organizations to try to counteract that repressive regime that gay men and lesbians were suffering under. they had the mattachine society and the daughters of bilitis, which were part of the homophile movement. >> the law forbids certain type of private consenting sexual behavior among adults need to be changed. >> in the mattachine society, this was a dilemma. how do you combine activism with anonymity? you can't run a social movement from behind a closet door. >> gays are limited in their ability to show affection, can't party the way the straights can. their whole entire existence is stigmatized. one of the mattachine society's founders, a man named frank kameny, he is a worker with the u.s. map service and he's fired be

which included progressives and conservatives organizing together against this, in places like tallahassee, florida. we are seen an incredible rise in energy right now. i think citizens united has helped create that. there is such awareness about this problem that people are realizing it is time to mobilize and move. that has been great to see. in e the significant rise in grassroots energy and one of the reasons why we are hearing so much about it in the political campaign this year is important because it is out there is strong and thick in the air. they are reactive creatures in the fact that you see every republican talking about it and every democrat trump and sanders the outsider candidates have defined their candidacies by this. it's in the air.rom the >> host: more of your calls in the moment, more from the republican from florida. he was on this program a couple days ago. just type in his name. he talked about something called the stop act legislation and what they would do. >> so you would have a campaign manager in a finance director, you have a campaign staff that is responsibl

it ran a flashing red light south of tallahassee and smashed into the tractor-trailer. then burst into flames. you could see the results there. sheriff's deputies, though, pulled a lot of victims out of the bus as it was on fire. evidently saving a lot of lives. >>> one of our top stories, the end of ramadan combined with july fourth has the nation on high alert for a terror attack. and the fbi said they have foiled one plot, arresting an 18-year-old from tucson accused of plotting terror attacks against government buildings. will car has been following the story and he has the latest from our west coast newsroom. hi, will. >> reporter: hi, there elizabeth. authorities say it is only a coincidence this happened over the holiday weekend but they are not taking it less seriously. they have charged the 18-year-old with conspiracy to commit terrorism and the allegations include conspiring to commit acts of terrorism in both phoenix and tucson. his court documents have been sealed to the details are not coming out quickly but neighbors say he lived in an upscale community in

semi-truck slammed into a bus and then both vehicles struck a power line and burst into flames near tallahassee. at least 24 people were injured including seven in critical condition. first responds ares he had to shut off power in the area to fight the flames. the bus was transporting migrant workers from haiti, who were headed to work. >>> supreme court left this week for a 3-month summer recess. it spent the year mirrored in police controversy, but found time to make landmark decisions. kron 4 national correspondent chance seals breaked down how the the they stacked up. >> reporter: this fished anyway flurry of big decisions. with only eight justices left following the death of antonin scalia a 4-4 court deadlock on immigration, effectively killing president obama's program to safeguard up to 5 million illegal immigrants. and a 5-34 majority struck down a texas law that forced at least half of the state's abortion clinics to close, calling it an undue burden on women. >> you don't mess with texas women. >> reporter: a 4-3 split alone the lone star stake to continue race- conscious admissions

a fiery crash between a school bus and a tractor-trailer killing five people in ta tallahassee, florida this weekend. 25 injured, five dead. >>> more than two people were transported to hospitals during a kenny chesney concert in pittsburgh. most had alcohol related issues. >>> police say fireworks may have been responsible for an explosion in new york city's central park that left a man seriously injured. witnesses say the boom could be heard blocks away. >>> hillary clinton facing pointed questions from msnbc's chuck todd about her mounting e-mail controversy and the possible outcome of her three and a half-hour interview with the fbi yesterday. >> were you given that indication today, that no charges would be filed, and are you confident no charges will be filed? >> chuck, i am not going to comment on the process. i have no knowledge of any timeline. this is entirely up to the department. >> let's talk about it with a columnist for the "national review" magazine. thanks for joining us this holiday weekend. now she's saying no comment but in the past she's had a different answer when

in fact, there's a big car crash that happened in tallahassee that killed at least four people and left two dozen injured. so this is one of the deadliest days and one of the deadliest weekends to be hitting the road. authorities say no matter how you're getting to your destination. it's important you stay vigilant and aware in these heavily trafficked areas. >> morgan, let me ask you about the other cities in terms of what they're doing to protect travelers. is there anything notable in terms of the security postures that other cities are taking? >> reporter: frankly, it's mostly in numbers. we're seeing more security guards. i was at la guardia yesterday. it's not your typical tsa agents, you're seeing policemans, military guard, the national guard. it's the type of military personnel and the type of authority figure and the numbers. >> morgan raffort, thank you. >>> i want to bring in former assistant secretary of defense and senior fellow at the center for american progress, and bill gavin former assistant director of the fbi in new york. thank you for joining us. lawrence, if i can

b, that remains 10% outstanding. 10% i still believe is 50/50 nation going back to 2000 and tallahassee redown in florida. 10% can swing an election. harris: julie, i want to ask you about this, reverend jackson i interviewed him. he told me a painful distraction. none of that had happened with the florida delegation. how do you categorize it? is this inside baseball, do people lump into what is problem with government. >> i will expand on it. we'll see what bernie sanders does tonight. if person bierne gives speech we were expecting 48 hours ago, 72 hours ago we need to defeat donald trump. only way to do that is elect hillary clinton. she wasn't my first choice. i was my first choice. because i'm not there, she is. we have to rally behind her, if he does that i think will be in good shape. if he pull as ted cruz, i don't expect he will, ted if he pull s ted cruz this convention will go off the rails. harris: let's watch. >> i think i told you a long time ago that, that the dnc was not running a fair operation. that they were supporting secretary clinton. so what i suggested to be true

i doubt many people are looking at pr, south dakota or tallahassee, florida. the thing in the state legislatures have been really uplifting. three years ago they passed a major criminal justice reform bill. a lot of funding was allocated to mental health treatment in tallahassee, florida just this legislative session. things like this are happening in red states, red state capitals all over the country. they may not get the glamorous headlines. they are happening. it is a real movement and i am optimistic. >> i want to say not even at the state level, the today's "new york times" profile of the police chief in stockton, california who says he knows aggressive zero-tolerance policing is not what at the end of the day drives crime down and make people safe. it is a police force legitimately engaged with community that over time supports that legitimacy, which at the end of the day helps control crime. i am optimistic and i like you. >> i like you, too. >> okay. [applause] >> gray. thank you julia. i gradually came to a conclusion were not only like each other, b

. >> he's very busy shaking hands in tallahassee. then you've got newt gingrich who always on a good day might be free-styling. >> do you want to make a bet whether or not we hear endorsement from ted cruz tonight, the actual word endorse? what do you got? >> i say yes. >> i say no. >> panel, thank you, stick around. we have much more to talk about on the second night of the republican national convention. felt more like a courtroom at times with hillary clinton on trial. one speaker after another, hammering the former secretary of state and the crowd chancing lock her up. cnn political reporter manu raju joins us now with highlights from other speeches, manu. >> good morning, allison. >> that anti-hillary clinton message was a unifying one. >> reporter: a second night of stinging attacks against hillary clinton, becoming the rallying cry of the republican national convention. >> hillary clinton, lying to the american people about her selfish, awful judgment in making our secrets vulnerable. what's your verdict? guilty or not guilty?

. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attackedg women died as a result of the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade county i've been -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man. >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporters and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile of a criminal. when he defends

constitutional amendment area after those fair districts amendment were adopted, the republicans in tallahassee fought it. they fought it to and mail but we finally resolved it and it has resulted in the opportunity of a lifetime for us to elect democrats to the state legislature and to congress. that's why this election begins our march towards greater equity in florida in those seats and what that means for the people we represent, it means we can make progress on health care, on jobs and on everything that we hold dear. now, let's face it democrats, we have made a lot of progress. unemployment is down and this is what you tell your friends, unemployment is down, gas prices are down, more people have healthcare than ever before in america, are uninsured rate is the lowest it's ever been in the history of the country. we are fighting for good schools, higher wages but i need backup in the u.s. congress. i know you heard from stephanie, you heard it from others about how important the congress is and let me give you a couple quick examples. they adjourned for the longest recess in the history o

her district was redrawn by a court for 2016 that extended it from jacksonville to tallahassee. that district used to go all the way to orlando. instead, it runs east-west along i-10. that district primary is going to be extremely primary. host: let's talk about money. senate democrats want to regain control of the senate thomas a -- senate as well. how does that affect the campaign committee? reporter: the senate is the top priority, i think, when you look at what is available and what the party's chances are. if this becomes a real and itde at some point, looks like the house is more in place for democrats and we will see some of this money pour in. you have to look at the republican side and donald trump raising money through the rnc and this joint fundraising account, we don't know if he will raise money at a high pace. he does well so far but he has not been out there fundraising for years and years. there are questions i think on the republican side as well. theher they will have resources to protect the majority. host: your takeaway on the conversation? reporter: democrat

he stopped and took them to the tiny home that he grew up in on the wrong side of the tracks in tallahassee and he gave them an earful. [ indiscernible ] . >> i don't want to hear no more complaining from none of y'all, all we're going to do is work. do y'all understand me? >> yes, sir! >> there's the house. he was pointing to the house when he said my master bedroom now is bigger than that entire house. and he was just saying. >> this is a high school team? >> this is high school. i mean i haven't seen something like that since like saving private ryan or something. >> i'm half kidding i think but i would probably call my parents say mom and dad can you pick me up? i don't want this guy yelling. i don't want to listen to a man yelling in high school. you know. >> all the kids, everybody is playing pokemon right. so we talked about it making its way into sports. at the phillies game last night there was the filly fanatic playing pokemon. >> you have to play this game, why? >> everyones into it. it's, okay think about this. there's a plus. while people are getting run over by cars because th

teenager jerry segal, along with his buddy joe shuster right here in and if superman jumped over the tallahasseer 708 feet which is the home for the movie avengers. one of the most famous movie to come out of cleveland was "a christmas story" intermediate here on the tree mont neighborhood. ho ho ho! hungry? pretty much anything you can think of eating can be found here at cleveland's more than century old west side market. potato pierogi? or jalapeno bake and cheese pierogi? look at that. the world's largest stamp and hev over here, the largest indoor ferris wheel. if you want the world's largest, good luck with that. it's across the pond. thanks to cleveland, we have the clean water act. their water is teaming with 40 species of fish but at one time it was so dirty that the river actually was set on fire. these days if you want your fish cooked, you can go to a restaurant and cleveland has a lot of great ones, including the award winning university inn the city's oldest family-owned restaurant. so as you find yourself strolling through cleveland and admiring the current renaissance, keep in mi

atoubt people are looking pierre, south dakota or tallahassee, florida.he things that are happening there have been really uplifting. south dakota passed a criminal justice reform bill. money was allocated to mental health treatment. things like this are happening in red state capitals across the country. they may not get the glamorous headlines. i think it's a real movement. i am optimistic. >> even today, the new york times that a profile on the police chief in stock in, california. policingero-tolerance is not driving crime down. it's a police for that is legitimately engaged with the community, that overtime supports that legitimacy. that helps control crime. i am optimistic, and i like you. [applause] >> thank you. i'm glad we came to a conclusion that you like each other and there is some consensus, which is great. to close out our conversation about challenges and strategies, we're going to bring voices across the spectrum. i would like to welcome to the defender of the defender association of 70%adelphia, they represent of those arrested in the ci

d is in tallahassee, florida. hello. dee is in tallahassee, florida.right, let's try donna chrome, texas. she is a republican. you were on the washington journal. all right, we are having a bit of an issue with the phones. 202 is the. code. coedde.rea greta has been in washington all morning, and she will be in washington all week, looking at the news, finding some of the delegate videos, finding unique as we go through the democratic convention here in philadelphia. greta, icu pops up on my screen. are you ready odor morningtar tribune this for the history buff, hubert humphrey, 1948, he changed the course on civil rights. he conversed on philadelphia to nominate hillary clinton. we look back at the last time the party held a national convention in the city of brotherly love. huberts 1948 when humphrey delivered a fiery this was a major turning point for the national democratic party on issues of racial and social injustice. if you want to take a look at in 1948, of his speech you can find it on the star tribune website. the they have been kept in the

over 100 today from omaha all the way to houston, and from indianapolis to new york city, down to tallahassee, and 103 in knoxville. we will get some relief starting monday from the plains, and temperatures drop into the mid-80s by wednesday, but look at this in the northeast, you don't see temperatures really cool down until maybe thursday, and they are still above average. that's what is going on around your country, and here's what is happening in your neck of the woods? >> a hot one outside today, and temperatures in the mid to upper 70s already, and you are looking for highs today well up into the mid and perhaps into the upper 90s. poor air quality as well. there thunderstorms this afternoon and into the evening. from 3:00 to 8:00 or 9:00 this evening, rain chances 30%, and blazing hot all weekend, so stay safe and hydrated, everybody. >> that's your latest weather. >>> a very special morning for us. we are in the presence of music royalty, celine dion, and excited about a big concert coming up in the next half hour. first, a look at one very impressive career. ook at one ve impressive

and new orleans, it will feel like 103, and even across southeast, tallahassee will feel like 90 degreesand temperatures will be staying hot. little rock by thursday you will hit 100 degrees, and atlanta in the lower 90s, and charleston south carolina in the upper 90s and washington, d.c., by the time we get to thursday temperatures will be in the mid-90s with higher humidity making it a bit uncomfortable. midland texas, staying above 100 degrees, and again, even warmer feels like temperatures. that's what the weather is like across the country and now here's a peek out your window. >> still waiting on the rain to move in but it will move in in the next couple hours and right now in the mid to upper 60s across the area, and 40% of light rain by 9:00 and 80% chance by noontime. heaviest and steadiest likely between noon and 5:00 or 6:00 this evening, and should be able to get the steady rain out of here for the fireworks, and it's goingbe especially in the middle parts of the day. >>> coming up, president obama's late-night indulgence, if you can call it that, revealed. but first these me

across the southeast, tallahassee will feel like 98 degrees because of high humidity and temperaturesl stay hot. little rock by thursday, 100 degrees. atlanta stays in the lower 90s. charleston, south carolina, stays in the upper 90s. even up into washington, d.c. by the time we get to thursday, temperatures will be in the mid 90s with higher humidity making it just a little bit uncomfortable. down through midland texas, we'll stay well above 100 degrees and dallas should be up around 100 through most of this week with even war >>> we have mostly clear skies in the south bay while we do have some very warm air that will be moving in as we go into the day in oakland today. 59 degrees. 55 in napa and san francisco now 57. oakland will be up to 73 degrees. palo alto 77, san jose up to 85. mid to upper 80s for the inland areas and santa rosa will be topping out at 76 degrees. look at the microclimate showing more warm air for the inland areas today. s your latest forecast. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up later, president obama's strength is something earned not given. ded

can see the areas will feel like over 100 today from omaha to houston and new york city down to tallahassee it will feel like 106 in washington on monday. raleigh, 99. 87 on monday. 103 in knoxville. we will get some relief starting monday from the plains as this front pushes through. temperatures drop down into the mid 80s by wednesday. look at this. in the northeast, you don't see temperatures really cool down until maybe thursday and they are still above average. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. steam heat ahead. a first alert issued for dangerous heat today as the temperatures soar into the 90s with the high humidity, they will feel close to 100 degrees in philadelphia. there's a chance we'll see late day storms in philadelphia. more likely in the suburbs and into the lehigh valley. most of the day just very hot and humid. 100, the feels like temperature in new jersey. it will feel like it's in the niebts at the shore, and up to 101 degrees is what our feel like in smyrna. do your best to stay cool. r latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you ver, thank you. it's a very spe

across the southeast, tallahassee will feel like 98 degrees because of high humidity and temperaturesill stay hot. little rock by thursday, 100 degrees. atlanta stays in the lower 90s. charleston, south carolina, stays in the upper 90s. even up into washington, d.c. by the time we get to thursday, temperatures will be in the mid 90s with higher humidity making it just a little bit uncomfortable. down through midland texas, we'll stay well above 100 degrees and dallas should be up around 100 through most of this week with even warmer feels like >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist erika martin with an update on your -- >> that's your latest forecast. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up later, president obama's strength is something earned not given. dedication means pursuing your passion. every day. healing is something we do. together. and together, we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. because i trust their quality. made fish oil. they were the first to have a product verified by usp. an independent organization that sets str

can see the areas will feel like over 100 today from omaha to houston and new york city down to tallahassee it will feel like 106 in washington on monday. raleigh, 99. 87 on monday. 103 in knoxville. we will get some relief starting monday from the plains as this front pushes through. temperatures drop down into the mid 80s by wednesday. look at this. in the northeast, you don't see temperatures really cool down until maybe thursday and they >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is 63 degrees and a lot of sunshine. that will help warm up our temperatures very quickly as we go through the day. right now, 57 in napa and san francisco. 61 degrees in san jose. and livermore at 60 degrees. for the south bay, into the upper 80s and lower 90s, slightly above average. in palo alto, 84 degrees, embarcadero, 69. and upper 80s to low 90s for the trivalley. matt? >> al, thank you very much. it's a very special morning for us. we're in the presence of music royalty. celine dion is here and our huge plaza crowd excited about a big concert coming up in our next half hour. we'll talk to celine