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appoint our member with the most majority is supervisor campos. >> to appoint supervisor campos pro tem and seconded by supervisor peskin on the call of the role. >> supervisor cowen absent supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang absent supervisor wiener absent supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed absent supervisor campos there are 6 i's. >> supervisor campos is the presiding officer for today's meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for your patience please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> colleagues before we go to the business at hand i'd like to if you just bear with me a moment of silence in memory of dozens people murdered in france nic nice (silence (madam clerk item one. >> at this time the puck may comment up to two minutes within the subject matters on the adoption watt calendar and item two on today's agenda director our remarks to the board and not to the brfdz and tarpgs we'

appoint our member with the most majority is supervisor campos. >> to appoint supervisor campos pro tem and seconded by supervisor peskin on the call of the role. >> supervisor cowen absent supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang absent supervisor wiener absent supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed absent supervisor campos there are 6 i's. >> supervisor campos is the presiding officer for today's meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for your patience please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> colleagues before we go to the business at hand i'd like to if you just bear with me a moment of silence in memory of dozens people murdered in france nic nice (silence (madam clerk item one. >> at this time the puck may comment up to two minutes within the subject matters on the adoption watt calendar and item two on today's agenda director our remarks to the board and not to the brfdz and tarpgs we'

the captain of police, the mayor, the mayor pro tem, everybody was there at the hospital when patrick passed away. and i deeply appreciate that. and now i just hope and i pray that they would conduct or establish some kind of memorial for these policemen there in dallas-ft. worth. in dallas, texas, rather. >> well, if anybody deserves it, it's they. from everything i've learned, i bet that happens. rick zamarripa, the father of patrick, all the best to you and your family. god speed and thank you. >> thank you. >> next we'll talk to that mayor pro tem of whom he spoke, the acting mayor of dallas, and look at how people are paying tribute to those fallen officers. we'll bring you the rest of the day's news on this special edition of "shepard smith reporting" live from city hall in dallas. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your doctor about

appoint our member with the most majority is supervisor campos. >> to appoint supervisor campos pro tem and seconded by supervisor peskin on the call of the role. >> supervisor cowen absent supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang absent supervisor wiener absent supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed absent supervisor campos there are 6 i's. >> supervisor campos is the presiding officer for today's meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for your patience please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> colleagues before we go to the business at hand i'd like to if you just bear with me a moment of silence in memory of dozens people murdered in france nic nice (silence (madam clerk item one. >> at this time the puck may comment up to two minutes within the subject matters on the adoption watt calendar and item two on today's agenda director our remarks to the board and not to the brfdz and tarpgs we'

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lists,tems on the to do and a vote to go to conference on defense opera -- authorization.he house will gaveling at noon eastern. watch live health coverage on c-span -- house coverage on c-span. the house rules committee set to meet this afternoon. allow thee would attorney general to delay gun sales to people who are on a terror watchlist. we will have live coverage starting at 5:00 eastern on c-span two. the road to the white house goes through north carolina, today. both candidates are holding rallies. president obama will appear with hillary clinton in charlotte. you can watch that live at 3:00 eastern on c-span two. donald trump also holding a rally with a tennessee governor. >> the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over, with historic conventions to follow. what c-span as the delegates consider the nomination of the a majorman ever to head political party and the first non-politician in several decades. watch on c-span, listen on c-span radio, or get video on demand on c-span.org. seat to a front row every minute of both conventions on c-span. >> a look now at three

appoint our member with the most majority is supervisor campos. >> to appoint supervisor campos pro tem and seconded by supervisor peskin on the call of the role. >> supervisor cowen absent supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang absent supervisor wiener absent supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed absent supervisor campos there are 6 i's. >> supervisor campos is the presiding officer for today's meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for your patience please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> colleagues before we go to the business at hand i'd like to if you just bear with me a moment of silence in memory of dozens people murdered in france nic nice (silence (madam clerk item one. >> at this time the puck may comment up to two minutes within the subject matters on the adoption watt calendar and item two on today's agenda director our remarks to the board and not to the brfdz and tarpgs we'

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in fact he had his office as a senate president pro tem right in the capitol, in the capitol. it is surreal experience to be walking through the halls and just hearing your footsteps and realizing that these people who came before me, also represented the state of hawaii. in fact senator inouye was the very first member, elected member of congress and he came right after hawaii became a state. >> are there traditions in the hawaii yandell mitigation most people won't know about? a piece of memorabilia or something that is passed down from member to member regardless of their party? >> nothing's been passed down. we've gone into the cage, the cage upstairs and that has, you know, some memorabilia from other members and i pulled out some of the portraits and the artwork from previous members but i think, in terms of hawaii, wee v

i'm joined now by dallas deputy mayor pro tem eric wilson. good to see you again. i know you attended the vigil that was here last night, you're heading over to see the presidents and vice president. how important do you think are these gatherings for this community? >> i think it's very important for the community. it's a way of showing solidarity and the opportunity for communities to be heard and for both sides to hear each other. >> there has been in my experience the most extraordinary level of public grieving and honesty and openness in this city. i think we saw it with police chief david brown yesterday. >> yes. >> when he addressed just how hard this has been for him, for everybody else, the incredible pressure that he is under. i just want to play a little bit of that sound. >> we're asking cops to do too much in this country. we are. we're just asking us to do too much. every societal failure we put it off on the cops to solve. not enough mental health funding. let the cop handle it. not enough drug addiction funding. let's give it to the cops. >> and the

there is another aspect of this, which is that donald trump has a cross-cutting appeal in tems of demographics and one of the most important things we're seeing it the difference in education levels and how that is playing out for the two candidates. white working class for donald trump, white college educated more for -- or less for trump than they have been for republicans in the past. >> and when it comes to tactics, also there we have to be careful in how we analyze his campaign because he's doing something we have p seen in decades the gwen: we're learning to put the caveat on everything in this campaign! >> so you look at it, does it have a structure or organization? no. that's because they gave it to the rnc the they have no intentions of building one. the question is, has the republican national committee built the infrastructure in the states that donald trump needs to win them? that's the question. gwen: which states? >> well, they -- i think that donald junior at a lunch "the wall street journal" had back in cleveland named the states and he threwn new york, new jersey, and coax. --

appoint our member with the most majority is supervisor campos. >> to appoint supervisor campos pro tem and seconded by supervisor peskin on the call of the role. >> supervisor cowen absent supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang absent supervisor wiener absent supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed absent supervisor campos there are 6 i's. >> supervisor campos is the presiding officer for today's meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for your patience please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> colleagues before we go to the business at hand i'd like to if you just bear with me a moment of silence in memory of dozens people murdered in france nic nice (silence (madam clerk item one. >> at this time the puck may comment up to two minutes within the subject matters on the adoption watt calendar and item two on today's agenda director our remarks to the board and not to the brfdz and tarpgs we'

. >> he's trying to tem us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of malarkey. >> hillary gets it. >> reporter: and the man hoping to take his spot, senator tim kaine. >> i trust hillary clinton with our son's life. >> reporter: one billionaire businessman takingen 0 another in mike bloomberg's attack of trump. >> i'm a new yorker and i know a con when i see one. >> reporter: and donald trump's campaign responding to the dnc speeches overnight calling them empty rhetoric, of course, here tonight a big moment for hillarl accept her party's nomination. kendis and diane. >> that, indeed. i remember back in 2000 when bill clinton was saying good-bye to the office at the dnc, had this long walk and highlighting his accomplishments. president obama did something a little different. in fact, kind of pointing out the somber moments. why did they do that, lauren? >> reporter: one of the things we were expecting for the president to try to show what it takes to hold this office, to be wooing voters with your charisma but dealing with crises and

from what we understand there has been complaint from at least one neighbor, can you tem about the history trying to work with this person and any other neighbors that may have been effected? >> the phoenix hotel has been there a long time and the history of daing events in the courtyard is a long timeyism have been a partner in the business 5 years and have been doing events throughout the-we use the courtyard for a number of event whether weddings or fashion shows or these dj events in the summer time. it was-i don't know how long but heard complaint from one neighbor, as far as i know there is only one neighbor. we reached out myself personally and other partners reached out to see what we can do and maybe invite this neighbor to see what we are doing here and see if we can fine a solution to find a common ground. i know recently we didn't hear too much back from the neighbor himself in trying to sort of work with us, so we did start working a little more closely with sean to have come by and take a look at the situation to make sure we were working within the sound ordinances. we now h

it is and i tem on the special agenda, later this evening, item 83 is recommended with a new title.hat now reads, a charter amendment third draft to amend the new title. charter, amendment, to amend the nun charter, to require the office of economic and workforce, oewd, and mohcd, for 5 year strategic plan by the board of supervisors to require the mohcd, to report to the board, at least 2 times each physical year, and provide that ordinance, adopted set forth in the charter, regarding, housing requirements, and expenditure for affordable housing funds, on city-owned property, shall super seed ordinances, and rules, adopted by the board or voters, prior to march first 2017, election to be held on the 8th. 2016. >> supervisor peskin. >> thank you as the clerk indicated, item 4 on the 3 pm special agenda, is also item 82 on this aagenda which we need the committee as a whole on. item 83 is the measure with the new title which as you recall in committee, i tried to go 2 different ways and have been discussing this with supervisor tang but ultimately have come to the collusion per many

women's jgymnastics tem in berks county. it's based in reading. the teams have not unveiled to uniforms will have swarovski crystals. >>> well, tonight will be a big cast for septa. >> the evening rush is picking up. a live look here. monique braxton is speaking to passengers. we'll hear from them next. >>> plus, hillary off the hook? could she still pay the price in the presidential race? we'll hear from republicans on the attack next. are dealing with the first big rush since 121 cars were taken off the tracks and septa is warning tomorrow could get even worse. >> nbc 10's monique braxton has been talking with passengers. has anything changed since? >> oh. yes. we've been watching the red l lett letters, watching to let them know how the trains are running. they're watching their rides get longer and longer. >> at 4:00 it was lat at 14 minutes. when i got down here at 4305. >> reporter: we met one passenger who left two hours early to avoid the headache. >> it was a bit of an inconvenience. >> you figured this afternoon you you'den. >> septa tel

larry: comfortable tem >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side.onica: comfortable, starting out in the 65. remember last week when we talk about the low to mid 75 for a time? ocean city headed that way today. pretty nice forecast today. alexandria, va, good morning to you. be one niceay will day and this one nice day's work. 82 by lunchtime. drive, comfortable air around all day long. 80 seven's are high for today future weather. very few loud today. watch what happens during the overnight. below, the clouds will start moving in. culpeper north and east. there is the possibility tomorrow of us singing and isolate -- seeing an isolated and even a thunderstorm on tuesday. there's a better chance for rain midweek through the end of the week. those details in your citi open forecast for the weekend. julie: all right. we are in for a tough commute outside the capital beltway as we move over to the traffic watch seven map with delays leaving college park headed around the exit for 270. can we use the ipad? on the outer loop they're telling us it was a 4

snrvr tem tush now it 71. it will be hot and steamy day.t will be really, really hot. make sure you take the surprise cooep and plenty of water if you head out and good day to spend some time outside and as it comes to an end we want to take a look at week ahead. republic comes underway treating you yourself to junk food treat and comiccon begins in san diego there's a lot going on check it out. >> monday the republican national convention gets underway in cleveland and authorities say security will be tight in areas sure outside ago reen as they they prepare for potential protest it wapz up thursday night with a sfreech trump and also monday presentation of medal of valor the highest award given for acts of valor. the president will give it to kettles for his service. >> hel hill is examed to speak at ncaa committee. he she will join a list of those spoken at the annual ganlerring. >> get ready toen dullth in favorite comfort food. thursday is national junk food day dedicated to snaking on foods we love to enjoy and are usually high in fat

star reads most corrupt candidate ever and many are outraged about this saying the sweet promotes anti-tem the star looks close to that of david. slamming clinton. he says the attack by hillary clinton trying to link star of david with face star for sheriffs used with criminals i isry dick uus lus. >> during rants led oklahoma city thunder to numbe 2012 and western conference in four of the past six years. >> shocked a lot of people with that move. >>> timely yesterday was not just independence day at the white house it was also president obama daughter malia 1 birth day. president sang happy birthday to her along side kenrick lamar and janelle molay and she hugged her father on stage while the crowd cheered. >> let's see who sang you happy birthday. >> kenrick lamar. >> monet. just to name a few. >> yeah and dad was there too. >> he happens to be the president, whatever. >> no big deal. >> all right. . >> 5:51 the time now. listen to it story a disabled teen cancer patient is suing the tsa for violent arrest at memphis international airport according to lawsuit. hannah coep was thrown to

so that's also got to be something that motivates people in the country do we elect tem of character?> there's this chasm secretary clinton and private secretary clinton and we heard about that over and over. the hillary clinton i know, why the gap? >> i think you put your finger on it the gap was there foreme. i decided to support the policy positions and what you stood for spending time with her on the campaign trail away from cameras in cars and back stage and in din diners and i mean it in a plutonic way i fell in love with her and need to get this person president. >> a local woman took the stage for her own history-making address this evening. >> my name is farrah mc bride and i'm a proud transgender american. today, in america, lgbtq people are targeted by hate that lives in both laws and heart. many still struggle just to get by. but i believe that tomorrow can be different. tomorrow we can be respected and protected especially if hillary clinton is our president and that's why i'm proud to stand here and say, that i'm with her! >> wilmington native sarah mc bride became the f

she'll be speaking today at 12:30 at tem approximately university with her running mate tim kaine and husband bill clinton. >> thank you, doug mckelway live for us. >> he's taken the republican party a long way, from morning in america to midnight in america. donald trump says he wants to make america great again. well, he could start by actually making things in america again. donald trump says, and this is a quote, i know more about isis than the generals do. no, donald, you don't. and in the end, it comes down to what donald trump doesn't get. america is great because america is good. >> well, that was hillary clinton last night hammering donald trump in her acceptance speech as the democratic nominee. is this a preview of what we're going to see the rest of the campaign? >> joining us to talk about that is senior adviser for move on.org and the chairman of gopac and republican strategist. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> very early. >> so hillary clinton got in quite a few zingers, you could say, last night in her acceptance speech. donald trump immediate

the speaker of the house william howell, and the president pro tem of the senate. we found we had gotten all kinds of money. all kinds of thing, and time doesn't permit me to express them. we ended up with the sesquicentennial by getting a new state song. we had had that in 18 years. i take pride in it. "old virginia" was thrown out by our first black governor, wilder , for good reason. i just thought we ought to have a state song. they said, you do it. i steamrolled the thing through. , insisted from the beginning the melody was going to be virginia's most famous folk some "shenandoah." circumstances, i met one of the great lyricists of my day. mike greenlee. he wrote the commemorative song in sandy hook. he got interested in it. he wrote lyrics for it. if you want to hear it, just google it up, "our great virginia." you can pull it up on youtube. getting it through the legislature was something i will never do again. truly learned the meaning of two-faced people. some of the strongest backers i had would get a letter from the constituent saying, i had written a g

she was a tem pes with us, unpredictable force and her son eventually had her committed. 2012 portrayal showed a fierce and sharp-tongued first lady. >> you think i'm ignorant of what you're up to because you haven't discussed this scheme with me as you ought to have done? when have i ever been so easily bamboozled? >> reporter: this white area here is not her dress. it's her skin. >> reporter: but dr. john sotos says the famously fiery first lady was not only misunderstood but misdiagnosed. he puts forth a new theory about mary todd lincoln. her erratic behavior was caused by pernicious anemia. >> as a result, the person becomes b-12 deficient and that causes lots of problems and almost every organ of the body. >> reporter: it was a fatal illness until a treatment was discovered decades after her death. it can lead to symptoms exhibited by mary todd lincoln. pale skin, sore mouth, difficulty walking and swelling. >> the puffiness is not in a way that would occur with an accumulation of fat. >> reporter: it can be picked up with a simple bro blood test. >> she had a sick

tem tours are mainly in the 60s. delaware, mid 60s.lready, building throughout the day, and we're going to see lots of low to mid 80s, a few upper 70s along the shoreline, not the warmest day in the forecast, but no the as brees zy as it was yesterday. futurecast important. i'm going start this at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. notice how they continue to work their way from west to east and then by tomorrow afternoon, we see the threat of more showers working their way in, right now, models are not in agreement. so of course, we have to keep tracking that for you. if you follow us on social media, including twitter and facebook, you'll find that information. and if you look at the bottom of your screen, you do have your neighborhood forecast. so what to expect for tomorrow. fourth of july, keep the umbrella handy. you may need it. 82 degrees about 5:00 p.m., we'll keep the high in the low to mid 80s. comfortable in the evening, but we may see showers. again, follow us on social media, and coming up in the ten-day forecast, i will show you when w

trump the nomination at the convention, if that's ever going to be anything other than a fantasy or tem pest in a teapot we will know soon. because that will happen right now, this week. ultimately, no matter what happens with the rules committee or this scheing against donald trump or potentially scheing against his vice-presidential nominee or what happens with what looks like a pretty crazy platform with the republican party, despite all of that we know it's going to be an unusual convention next week. there are for example 54 republican senators in the united states senate, somewhere between 16 and 22 of those 54 senators aren't going to show up to the republican convention this year. also the last republican presidential nominee will not show up at donald trump's convention this year. also the last republican nominee before that is not going to show up at donald trump's convention this year. none of the living former republican presidents on earth is going to go to donald trump's republican convention this year. neither the first president bush nor the second president bush is goin

president barack obama and vice-president joe biden and tim tem will take the stapling. others include former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and daughter of prince pal of santy hook elementary and two of three survivors of the emmanuel shooting in charleston, south car line a. >>> the recent deaths of children in hot cars in texas plead parents for vigilance and it can happen to anyone. 23 kids die the this year across the united states and arm of 37 hot car deaths per year. a worker for a child safety information said technology con find from education and awareness is needed to lower number of deaths. >> 10:00 increase at the hotel -- that's according to meet ac a convention group. tax would lessen their ability to market city as destination for cop vehicles and city council president marty small propose aid fee to help reduce property taxes, depending where are you it's not as easy as hailing an uber. tricks you may need to make sure you get the right. lawrp lauren how did you get to the wells fargo center this morning. >> i drove myself. but it's not

so that's also got to be something that motivates people in the country do we elect tem of character?onor? sdeensy. >> there's this chasm secretary clinton and private secretary clinton and we heard about that over and over. the hillary clinton i know, why the gap? >> i think you put your finger on it the gap was there foreme. i decided to support the policy positions and what you stood for spending time with her on the campaign trail away from cameras in cars and back stage and in din diners and i mean it in a plutonic way i fell in love with her and need to get this person president. >> a local woman took the stage for her own history-making address this evening. >> my name is farrah mc bride and i'm a proud transgender american. today, in america, lgbtq people are targeted by hate that lives in both laws and heart. many still struggle just to get by. but i believe that tomorrow can be different. tomorrow we can be respected and protected especially if hillary clinton is our president and that's why i'm proud to stand here and say, that i'm with her! >> wilmington native sarah mc br

it looks like at least the tem tours are not going to get too warm today. staying mainly in the upper 70s, low 80s and plenty of clouds in the forecast. as i reported earlier, light showers along the shoreline. 9:00 a.m., that's your time stamp as we get it going, clouds moving in quickly. i actually i think would give this about an hour ahead as far as this goes, so i think we'll see the showers earlier in the day tomorrow. a little bit of a break, and then that's when the stronger showers start to come in later on into the evening hours and notice the yellows and oranges, those are embedded thunderstorms. so that's something to think about, and of course, you can follow us on social media for more updates. back to you, rosemary. >> thank you, erika. >>> checking in on this wednesday's child, he has the ability to bring out the kid in everyone. he is a boy in need of a little tlc. nbc 10 i objentroduces us to sa >> david fosters is a popular location for gamers, and the perfect spot to spend a day with wednesday's child. he shares my passion for competitio

verse they run out of first will be declared winner of boble election and tem will wear lime green jerseys awareness for non hodgkins lymphoma. >> i think both bobbleheads are cool. you get a choice of bobblehead you get a choice of bobbleheads. >> that's great when you look at somebody who fought cancer with grace and dignity and humor that's the guy. you know when they came to him and said they want to do this he loved to from the gecko. >> it would be interesting to see which would go sglivrt when would i choose i like them both. >> he's got a great head of hair and i like bald heads. >> they in fact have doing a gym appreciation -- jim appreciation. >> foreyou. >> no, jims in general. >> we talked about fan bases getting focus from dusty baker. they draw 31,000 fans a night and could not nats fans do a better job packing park. that's not what dusty bake ser saying. considering years managing in kick chick, sin in the natty and san francisco d.c. is different fan base. with a team on top of nl east and major the skipper has a very, very polite request. >> fans are new national fans and

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we have spoken to the officer of that attorney who tems fox that the officer pulled the trigger and killed castile because he saw a visible gun on his lap in the car and castile did not respond to do not move orders. back to you elizabeth. >> thank you. we certainly hope everyone stays safe and peaceful. thank you so much. >>> in baton rouge, louisiana where there is already tension over the killing of a black man by a white police officer, police investigating one of their own reportedly showing his weapon to protesters and allegedly there is a picture of it. we are live in baton rouge. protests continue in that town as well. hi jonathan. >> hi. right now i'm standing in the parking lot of the convenience store where sterling was shot during the early predawn hours of tuesday. ever since then it has been the scene of pretty much nonstop rallies and vigils. in recent days many protesters have been fanning out to other parts of the community, in particular an area in front of baton rouge police headquarters. this was the scene from last night. by and large the protesters remain peaceful how

it was rainy and gloomy for much of the day on tem people's campus, casting a further pall the president is being ousted. the vote was anonymous to dismiss him because of a $22 million shortfall of federal aid. last month the president fired the provost for the same issue. but now it's on him. >> lack of clarification how it grew and allowed to continue when in fact there were tuns to reduce it earlier. president theobald is not available for comment today. after refusing to resign he will be officially fired bay trustee vote next week. random student reaction today as word spread. >> everybody really loves him here at temple, he was all about the students and all about the community, and i think it's going to be hard to find a replacement, like vibe here on campus. >> relieving to see some action and accountability going on on campus. so overall i'm not going to judge, i don't know the details, but funding is very important to me personally. >> rick, dr. theobald is in year three of a five year contract. live on temple university's campus on north broad i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "actio

that is one eye tem to keep a ice -- item to keep a close eye on. leon: keep us posted. alison: meanwhile, closer here to home, hot july temperatures are causing big concern at the d.c. jail. that is because the air conditioning and the chillers there are not working. the problems don't end there. d.c. bureau chief sam ford live in southeast washington with more. sam? sam: yes, alison. they say they are working but apparently not working very well. there is a question whether an inmate who died yesterday, whether his death had anything to do with the heat inside the jail. with the 90-degree temperatures, some questions have been raised about inside the jail. in some cases being 100 the union president was not available to go on camera today but said in parts of the jail it never gets any cooler inside than it is outside and that the eventlation in the 40-year-old -- ventilation in the 40-year-old facility is a problem. they issued a statement saying the director of general services and d.c. corrections visited the jail today and hired a contractor to, "improve the air fl

substantiveeal, reform to the criminal justice --tem, we can try to change this case 100 times and casesike it and we would have the same result. amy: prosecutors in baltimore have dropped all chaharges agait the polilice officers s connecto the deatath of freddieie gray, o died last yeyear of spinalal injuries a after he was s arresd anand transported d in a polici.

it's a new speaker, pro tem, and i was wondering if the new speaker frome would be willing to pose the unanimous consent request to the gentleman from alabama. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has been informed that the gentlelady from alabama will not yield for the speaker's request. mr. polis: very well, i would like to yield to the gentlelady from new york, who has a very important unanimous consent request, ms. slaughter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york virginia tech. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation in honor of the iii, of albert l. marek, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: mr. speaker, i'd like to inquire of the gentleman from alabama how many more unanimous consent requests we need to make until he agrees to allow for consideration of this bill? happy to yield

he's the deputy mayor pro tem of dallas. the horrendous situation that unfolded overnight? >> first of all, thank you for having me. we're in shock as we go through the process of trying to deal with the gravity of the situation. >> is this an isolated incident as far as you know, mayor, one individual killing these police officers, injuring the others, or are there other suspects arrested or still at large? >> according to our update this morning, there's only one suspect. that was the suspect that was deceased last night, so we're not looking at any other active shooter. >> can you tell us something about this sniper, his background? what have you learned about him? >> at this point, it's still under investigation. we're still gathering information. as we have it, we'll release it. >> you'll release his name at some point as well? >> yes. >> i assume you're trying to find out information, if he was involved with other groups or whatever, if he was on social media, if he was inspired by some hate groups or whatever to go ou

substantiveeal, reform to the criminal justice --tem, we can try to change this case 100 times and casesike it and we would have the same result.

. >> made it to the top of the stairs i'm not going to tem anybody if question ran or drove our cars>> it's a hot day. >> 104 days in philly. >> the rocky footprints. what does the movie mean to the city of philadelphia? >> just remember the word attitude. as pronounced here, attytud. it's a working person's town. regular people. i'm almost getting my accent back now. regular people. and they're a little ticked off about a couple things. one is, a general thing, life is tough. but the other thing they really care about is new york gets all the publicity. when i was a kid, the firefighter top official came by our school and said, we may not have the tallest buildings, but we have the first fire department, the first zoo, first public library. it was a sad way of saying we can match new york because we were the first. and then they were overshadowed by washington. the city feels it's not getting the attention it deserves. city hall at the end. it was the tallest building in the united states when it went up. on the top of it is william penn, it's about 40 feet high. you can still go an

i want to bring in two members of the community we were just talking about, deputy mayor pro tem and dallas city council member eric wilson and council member case i thomas. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> obvious question but i wonder how your communities are doing. how are people holding up? >> well, it's a difficult time. but people dallas is a resilient city and we're very faithful people. we're very committed to believing in the things will get better. so while we're grieving we're grieving not as if there is no hope. the fact that things will get better and it's going to be -- it's going to take time and be a long process. >> eric, what do you think? can you even sort of put into some sort of context what's happened to your city over the last 48 hours? >> the best i can put it is why. i say that because for a while, we have been a model for the nation in terms of community and police relations. so the question is why. why us why, now? we're not like most cities. we do have a past. but we've gotten better, thanks to our police chief, chief brown