you still hear all the noise from all the bars. all the music from bars. i support you guys to have a more of a gallery, support more of artists and support more of the local assistance but don't support any hours after 5 or 6 with the bar next to our door to the residents. i think that is so wrong. thank you so much. jerk >> my name is norman chung, the owner and resident at 690 market street. about this bar, my biggest concern is the security because i do come home late at night often times by myself and the bar is right next to the garage door and anybody can walk in because the gate will not close unless the car goes in for about 30 seconds. at that time there is no one in the garage working to protect us. if there is any stranger walking at that time, simply because they are hanging out at the bar, that is my biggest concern. the noise is another unknown because all i'm hearing from the previous speakers is about there is no noise issue, guess what? they work during the office hours. they don't know what it feels like at night, 2 a.m. regarding the art

you still hear all the noise from all the bars. all the music from bars. i support you guys to have a more of a gallery, support more of artists and support more of the local assistance but don't support any hours after 5 or 6 with the bar next to our door to the residents. i think that is so wrong. thank you so much. jerk >> my name is norman chung, the owner and resident at 690 market street. about this bar, my biggest concern is the security because i do come home late at night often times by myself and the bar is right next to the garage door and anybody can walk in because the gate will not close unless the car goes in for about 30 seconds. at that time there is no one in the garage working to protect us. if there is any stranger walking at that time, simply because they are hanging out at the bar, that is my biggest concern. the noise is another unknown because all i'm hearing from the previous speakers is about there is no noise issue, guess what? they work during the office hours. they don't know what it feels like at night, 2 a.m. regarding the art

just two weeks ago the stud bar celebrated the 50-year anniversary. the good news is that there are people banding together to try to save it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: entertainer charro and countless other performers have wowed crowds at the stud bar over 50 years in business. but now faced with a 300% rent hike this san francisco institution is in danger of closing. >> it is absolutely devastating. >> reporter: caitlyn is a regular here. >> it is not just for the lgbt community, it is actually for a much larger population. it is for the whole of san francisco. >> reporter: crandall and about 100 employees and others were at a hurriedly call last night and the stud owner said new owners of the building are raising the rent 300% come september to $9,000 a month. he said the represent increase and his mother's health are reasons he's going back home to hawaii. but out of the meeting, emerged a group that will try and save the stud. >> they are going to try and helpfully step in and buy the liquor license, and then with that perhaps move the bar to a d

if you talk to home goods manufacturer, the sell of bar carts on the rise. these are people really making entire space in their home to have an at bar home experience. >> the speak easy returning to the most authentic roots as and sprouting out from this l.a.barage to this tiki bar and this studio apartment turned whisky tavern with smoke and honey. what's the coolest thing about having a bar in your when people come over and you have behind the bar and having people at a bar, conversation flows and i think it's tradition. >> short on space, rachel sacrificed a dining table to fit the bar instead with plenty of overflow out on the patio. like most home bars part of this new trend, it's for invite only private patrons, usually a guest list of friends of friends at a bar where no money is exchanged and rachel gets to fine tune >> we don't have to worry about being in an atmosphere where it's crowded, where you have to pay for every drink, where the music is blaring. we make it exactly what we want. >> the guests are part of it all. is it a trend you think will

the bar, an iconic part of the american social experience but as the number of bars in the united states americans have figured out a different way to toast life. >> if it looks like a bar and it sounds like a bar, then it's got to be a garage? >> every dude has got to have a place to, you know, have drinks and such. no better place to do it than a garage. >> this is the barrage. it's my playground. >> this little playground belongs to joe brooks and it's actually part of his home. >> it's just fun, no non-sense, whatever you want to do, do it. the last thing we want is to go anywhere protenuous. >> like any big city, this is usually the late night scene in los angeles, long lines, dark places. bars in homes, the traditional watering hole is on the decline. if you can believe it, the u.s. census actually tracks drinking establishments and it found that over a 15-year period the number of places to buy a round decreased by nearly 12,000 from 50,000 establishments to 40,000. at the same time the number of liquor stores rose by 5,000. outside of work and home, the local watering hole is a g

vik lee is live at the bar with the story. >> reporter: this bar is on the corner of 9th and harrison. just two weeks ago this bar celebrated it's 50th anniversary but a 300% rent hike may cause these bars to remain permanent. however, to the rescue a group called sos. >> it's absolutely devastating. >> reporter: this woman is a regular here. >> it's not just for the lgbt community. it is actually for a much larger population. it's for the whole of san francisco. >> reporter: this entertainer and countless other performers have wowed crowds at the bar for over 50 years but now faced with a 300% rent hike this institution is in danger of closing. the employees and others were at a meeting last night and an emotional announcement the owner said new owners of the building are raising the rent 300% come september to $9,000 a month. he said the rent increase and his mother's health are reasons he's going back home to hawaii. out of the meeting emerged a group that will try and save the study. >> they're going to try and hopefully step in and buy the liquor license and then move the bar to

vik lee is live at the bar with the story. >> reporter: this bar is on the corner of 9th and harrisonwo weeks ago this bar celebrated it's 50th anniversary but a 300% rent hike may cause these bars to remain permanent. however, to the rescue, a group called sos. >> it's absolutely devastating. >> reporter: this woman is a regular here. >> it's not just for the lgbt community. it is actually for a much larger population. it's for the whole of san francisco. >> reporter: this entertainer and countless other performers have wowed crowds at the bar for over 50 years but now faced with a 300% rent hike this institution is in danger of closing. the employees and others were at a meeting last night and an emotional announcement the owner said new owners of the building are raising the rent 300% come september to $9,000 a month. he said the rent increase and his mother's health are reasons he's going back home to hawaii. out of the meeting emerged a group that will try and save the study. >> they're going to try and hopefully step in and buy the liquor license and then move the bar to a diffe

the appeal of having a bar in your home? >> well, first of all, it's fun, right? it's the ultimate vip experience. what could be more exclusive pouring them a cocktail? the most amazing memorable night out you can imagine or in. >> or in. >> some folks determined on taking the bar back. and bringing it to a neighborhood near you. >> steve patterson reporting. >>> next on "sunday today" harry the middle of a dispute between unspoiled nature and a mining company promising good jobs. that's after this break and your local weather. >>> good morning. tracking heavy rain this morning. flash flood warnings in effect for hunderdon and ocean counties in new jersey. rain moving towards new york city as well. it's unsettled throughout the it stays unsettled for today and tomorrow. temperatures in the low 80s. very muggy as well. tuesday, one or two leftover showers. dry by wednesday. ...have you tried the tissue test? the what? ... tissue test! hold this up to your teeth... ...ugh yellow... i don't get it. i use whitening toothpaste. wh

say that happened and it was a patron the bar. there were a couple calls for crazy people but that is in this city that is the norm. there is one thing i do have to say though, i understand mr. quinby's part about doing business, but this is not broadway. this is a 3600 block of taraval street. by 10 o'clock at night on a monday, tuesday, wednesday or thursday, it is quiet. in no way do we want to say you can't run your business but i have to say being born and raised in that neighborhood the sidewalks were up at 9 at night. it is quite out there. the only thing i can say is that there is a lot of new proposed businesses on that block. there is a proposed bar that will be opening across the street from the riptide with no music, it is just a regular bar, but there is a restaurant and a few other things so there is more action going on out there which we understand. our recommendation was what it is. >> great. thank you for the explanation. we have any questions? >> just one comment. the entertainment commission was formed our inspe

so, saturday, they closed the bars in kent. kids can't leave the campus because they're restricted to campus, so the university does a great job. they throw dances together, bring in movies like "thunder ball" to show in dormitories. they forth get one thing. they don't protect the r.o.t.c. building. if one thing was predictable on saturday night it what's r.o.t.c. would come-under assault there's a big sign on the commons on friday, wife is the r.o.t.c. building still standing? whose who lived through the time, r.o.t.c. buildings were attacked nationwide. the most ready symbol of military power on campuses. kent state administration leaves the building essentially unprotected. when the guard finally rolls in from akron the sky is lit up in red and that's what it looks like. it looked like it was on fire and put out and then burst into flames. this is the first time the guard comes on campus and that's what they see. this is what it looked like after. you see the building looking east, and this is the r.o.t.c. building looking s

jim comey set out intentional was the bar. but the statute has gross negligence and extremely careless seems to be the same standard. he made a criminal case against hillary clinton but was unwilling to recommend her over to the d.o.j. charles: he says she sent and received emails in areas with sophisticated adversaries. in odd -- in other words she put people's lives at risk. >> she wanted to email with her staff with people she trusted without having those records accountable to anybody. what happened as the f.b.i. director said today was a careless lack of regard for national security secrets and information. there is not a person watching this television show and i don't think there is a person in america today who would think that if their name wasn't clinton, they would get away with this. people are disillusions when this sort of thing happens when you feel like there are triewls for the children tons, and rules for everyone else. charles: the statutes regarding the classified information. he said no reasonable prosecuto

that's why the owners and managers of this bar want the video circulated. >> the importance is to make sure they don't continue to do this in this neighborhood. people like that are shrinking around just waiting for everyone to leave. good riddance, i hope somebody finds the guy. >> kimberly boo, >>> we're following more news today. three men connected to monday's deadly club shooting in florida facing a judge. the men were all arrested monday night after running from police but not being called suspects in the shooting that theft two teenagers dead and 17 other injured. today we're also hearing from one of the family members of the victims. >> my heart is heavy, and i miss him. i miss him. i really do. >> police say the violence was not an act of terror but they >> today marks 20 years since the bombing at olympic games in atlanta. one person was killed and more than 100 were injured when a bomb exploded at the olympic park. it turned out to be an act of domestic terror by a serial bomber. that man went on the run from 1998 until 2003 and in 2005 he pleaded guilty to three bombings in

say that happened and it was a patron the bar. there were a couple calls for crazy people but that is in this city that is the norm. there is one thing i do have to say though, i understand mr. quinby's part about doing business, but this is not broadway. this is a 3600 block of taraval street. by 10 o'clock at night on a monday, tuesday, wednesday or thursday, it is quiet. in no way do we want to say you can't run your business but i have to say being born and raised in that neighborhood the sidewalks were up at 9 at night. it is quite out there. the only thing i can say is that there is a lot of new proposed businesses on that block. there is a proposed bar that will be opening across the street from the riptide with no music, it is just a regular bar, but there is a restaurant and a few other things so there is more action going on out there which we understand. our recommendation was what it is. >> great. thank you for the explanation. we have any questions? >> just one comment. the entertainment commission was formed our inspe

i think the bar is pretty high. k, you know the benghazi , hearing failed because it was totally partisan. this thing today with bill clinton and loretta lynch, you you had chris coons, david axelrod and other people being critical. democrats think it is problematic. john: let's not underestimate the extent to which these things have stuck to her in a long-term way. her honest and trustworthy numbers are horrible, horrible. this last cbs poll has are close to, 70% of people saying she was not honestly trustworthy, and that is all that i chelated. mark: one of the things we talked about has not dominated television, and that is surprising. let's talk about trump. john: trump is of course, no stranger to scandals. his team is facing a trifecta of unflattering stories this week on his business seminars, his charitable giving, and on soliciting for donations. once again, we will catch you right up. >> donald trump headlines, the bad ones. here is what happened, charity, trump says he gave the million, washington post sai

the attack. >>> an historic bar and landmark is closing down. coming up, i'll tell you what may shut down the stud. >>> and good afternoon, i'm jeff ranieri. a mild 79 in walnut creek, but fog across the castro and san francisco and just 59. tracking all your temperatures in my micro row climate forecast in a few minutes. is the last call for aegendarysd foe the baro close at thend >>> it could be a last call for a legendary san francisco gay bar. a massive rent increase could force bar to close at the end of summer. the stud is right south of market. says a developer bought the building and raised rent by 300%. ian, 300%. an increase is this even legal? >> yes, it is. new owners for this building and you know, the stud is one of the first thingses you see when you get off the freeway. it is a landmark of sorts, but may be going the way of many places in san francisco. all because of high rent. >> the bar, which celebrated 50 years in business last month hosted thousands of shows and made a home grown performers famous will likely close in septem

the bar was set too low last week. if we look at the yelling in cleveland and screaming and heat tread versus the fact that we've had real americans on the stage, people talking about hak that they know how warm she is, that she's not a change talker, she's a change maker. and we'll get a chance to see that in a couple days from her. but i don't think that there is a bar that could be set too high for hillary clinton clearly i'm biased as a life long democrat, but the story that we heard about who she really is versus the cartoon character that people want to portray out of hatred, that is all laying the foundation for what i think will be in line with what happened today. history making coming from hillary clinton. >> and it is not easy following a really strong speaker. look at elizabeth warren who followed michelle obama. >> and corey booker, too. >> so what does hillary clinton have to do to mauk sure that she gets the buzz everybody is hoping that she gets? >> first of all, there were real americans at the republic

the man says he was talking about the elect in a bar and that's when things took a dangerous turn. nancy chen has more. >> i haired it was over the election, now what was said, i've no idea. >> reporter: the woman says her family always discussed and debated politics everyone with their own opinions. but her son's opinion may have landed him in hospital after a heated debate turned violent. >> people todayf think like they do, they are ready to cause problems. >> reporter: 60-year-old paul jones watt at his neighborhood bar. the two were discussing the upcoming election and joans a vietnam war vet happens to be a staunch donald trump supporter. >> donald trump brought out a lot of thitoeople, what, who they wanted to vote for. that is all i'm saying. >> reporter: but another man at the bar apparently like trump. >> somebody who is butting in on the conversation, the conversation wasn't directed at him or to him. >> reporter: from his hospital bed jones says the maps walked outside the bar, went to his car and came back with a gun. he shot jones in the leg and then simply walked out.

wants to buy the bar and broker a new lease. they may also move the bar to a different location. er who has tended bar for 27 years is offering to pay september's rent to buy them some time. the stud is the oldest continuously operating gay bar south of market. >>> a pet adoption group is making a plea for the return of these kittens. they were stolen from lafayette sunday afternoon. they were being shown for adoption by community concern for cats. two teenage girls grabbed the kittens and got away in a late model silver volvo. the charity just wants the kittens back, no questions back. >>> identity thieves have found a new way to rip you off. they don't steal your phone, they steal your phone account. michael finney alerted us to the scam last night. thieves use a fake i.d. to pretent that they're you. they walk into a store and use their identity to upgrade to a new phone. then they sell that phone for a profit or keep it and try to hack your financial accounts. you don't find out you've been scammed until your phone stops working because your service has now been switched to th

just slide it down the bar. >> the possibility for this thing are endless you can have a very fancy board meeting or just a fancy day with your friends. this is a kick-starter campaign product that they're hoping to fund. they're looking for about 50 grand. just over halfway there. they still have some things to go if you want this it's going to cost you a pretty penny. about $140. >> and it can go up to about $2200 if you want a set. >> it's still supercool. >> and hopefully whatever's in the glass will make you think it's dlef stating. >> somebody out there please, looking to hire me. >> dave's at the point of frustration. dave grade can i lives up in poughkeepsie, new york and in this video he is just on a rant. he's done. it's bee since he's had solid employment. got into his car this day, and he's had it. >> every day i drive around, with my sign on my window, hoping maybe somebody will call me. >> he's got his requests, and phone number posted up on his car. basically what he's doing now is driving around trying to get the message out that he needs a little help. >> i am ready

called the stud bar may be closed after the building was sold.he rent raised by 300%. the stud is a landmark of sorts off the freeway at 9th and harrison and up and running for 50 years. the owner says he'll leave the bar to take care of his mother in hawaii. >> there's a little bit of heart break that goes along. but mostly love. a lot of love. so. >> tough. >> yeah. really tough. >> however, the local community is rallying to try and save it. several people are forming a kei co-op to buy the business and keep it at the current location. the owner hopes the idea will work. till then, the future of the bar is up in the air. >>> for little girls in santa rosa to the big fish, they're off to rio. and their local coach is thrilled next. swimming in the sam nortbay pool. now -- they'll b >>> not long ago, there were kids swimming in the same north bay pool. now they're swimming in rio. >> their coach is now like a proud papa. colin rush has their story from stan ta rosa. >> reporter: dan has been the head coach for neptune swimming for 12 years. in t

financially that was not until august earlier this month an additional fee will be needed without the bar we've spent 2 and a half mental illness this is a lot of money to raise the cast of the speech easy is in rehearsal we've sold more than 16 hundred ticketed for performances beginning august 26th the economic consequences of a delay in the oscar pistorius of theatre will be significant we'll have to layoff actress and i don't know how much money we'll need to raise part of our financing includes a one-million dollar from the bank of commerce that jeff and i personally guaranteed i own a home and have two children but default on that loan puts my home at the reflex on the other hand, approval will constitute a victory we're creating a nonprofit arts space in a neighborhoods that is the crossroads of culture and straerment this is a rare opportunity to add to the art spaces that is at risk i urge you to approve that project i'd like to summarize the outreach efforts we reached out to the chinatown development corporation and met that he site we've have been an ongoing conversation about

that's a look at the great show "bar rescue" on spike hosted by the great john tapper. ot me thinking, it takes a lot to run a bar. it takes a lot to run the country. could you apply the same principles that make a successful tavern to leading a great country like ours? john, i go to you. if you thought the country was a bar, what should be done? >> first, put the budget in a bottle and say don't pour too much. that would be the first thing i would do. you can only pour so much. >> a clear bottle so i can watch. >> put an inventory system on it and count every time they pour out of the bottle. that's the first thing i would do. the next thing i would do, i would understand that i serve the customers, not myself. that's the second thing i would do. the third thing i would do is i would commit to some standards of behavior. i wouldn't lie. i wouldn't take money from competitors that have contrary interests. and honestly, i wouldn't use language that offended half of the voters to go to the other side and beat up both sides. and i would probably try to keep my negatives a l

. >> so all and all there was one additional visit i a was paved off from jordan to myself the square bar kitchen i made a visit to the complainants residence and the establishment itself and confirmed that two out of 4 speakers were removed from the bar and i think that is going to take some monitoring at levels of their system to make sure as opposed to adjusting volume on the fly things changed inside the bar some limits to insure that people know where to set them and leave them i think this should be resolved shortly. >> the only thing other than that i have reached out to a place called a slogan fourth street got a complaint 311 that turned into a night club i left a message for the owner i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> about my report. >> if we could get into the numbers can we get a report card. >> the damn thing is free you get a hair cut. >> any questions or comments for our inspector? all right. public comment on director or inspector report seeing none, public comment is closed. move on to item number 4 discussion and possible action regarding recently a

. >> so that's the bar. you think if you can bring down that qualifying number he wins. >> he wins easily. i mean if people, number one, who do you want to have a beer with is a great question on a ballot. he can win that. he's likable and people that don't know, they want to like him, he's interesting to people. he's intriguing. but they want to see that donald trump in the white house and he's getting there and he's going to pivot there. mike pence is a mature pick. i think it's going to help and i also think he gets it totally. >> clearly mike pence is going to help you here in the convention hall this week but democrats already taking aim at him saying he's going to hurt especially with women. let's take a look. ♪ >> are you willing to hold up this entire budget over defunding planned parenthood? >> well, of course i am. >> i long for the day that roe versus wade is sent to the ash heap of history. >> are you concerned at all that mike pence is going to hold you back with the voters you need to attract i

the fact of the matter is, there's such a high bar there. the high bar that prosecutors must believe that there was intent. i mean intent to do something wrong. they concluded there was no such intent. but yet, i'm surprised with the extent to which fbi director comby harshly criticized, i mean harshly criticized clinton for her disregard. he pulled no punches there. >> what about the shadow of this coming into the convention which is now only four months away. only four months away from the presidential election and the convention is just around the corner. how will it impact the next few weeks. >> short term, it's a story that will last perhaps two, three new psyche ms. that's about it. but you know, for a fact that candidate donald trump, the republican he'll go on and on. he'll no longer claim she's a criminal but he can cite the severe criticism which will be great for debate. >> long-term, that's another matter. more uncertain. clinton, no doubt, will still show contrition for court judgment. she'll pivot and go to presidential contests

. >> so all and all there was one additional visit i a was paved off from jordan to myself the square bar kitchen i made a visit to the complainants residence and the establishment itself and confirmed that two out of 4 speakers were removed from the bar and i think that is going to take some monitoring at levels of their system to make sure as opposed to adjusting volume on the fly things changed inside the bar some limits to insure that people know where to set them and leave them i think this should be resolved shortly. >> the only thing other than that i have reached out to a place called a slogan fourth street got a complaint 311 that turned into a night club i left a message for the owner i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> about my report. >> if we could get into the numbers can we get a report card. >> the damn thing is free you get a hair cut. >> any questions or comments for our inspector? all right. public comment on director or inspector report seeing none, public comment is closed. move on to item number 4 discussion and possible action regarding recently a

very told that the bar was set too high. >> i except, i know that. and i know i recall quite some time before because it was not in place at the time we are speaking of. and i except that it was very difficult but if saddam had showed any intention of complying and given any -- when for example there is a series of tests that saddam could read whether or not he was complying it was rejected by the french by the way and also by saddam. so, that is not where we are, there was indeed a warning. saddam complained military action would not occur. >> so that was the original four-point series of accusations. but that original story now further accusations, one coming from which was actually taken when it was not a matter of last resort. a second, and we could've held that longer on the matter could've been addressed by inspections in the third that the event would've taken place in the middle east and all our results of the invasion and consequently that to should them the consequences of all of us who voted for the invasion. on the question of whether not

a gay bar called the stut bar might close their car doors. the rent went up 300%. ar has been up and running for 50 years and the owner says now he's going to leave the bar and take care of his mother in hawaii. >> there's a little bit of heartbreak that goes along but mostly love. a lot of love. >> tough times. >> yeah, really tough. >> he's going to go take care of his mother in hawaii but the local community is rallying trying to save the bar. several people are gathering to form a co-op to buy that business an keep it as that original location. the owner says he hopes that idea is going to work but until then the bar's future is still up in the air. >> san francisco is full of all of these incity tugss and one by one they fall by the wayside as this sort of things happens. >> keep the character. >> character. >> got a lot of character around here on the morning show and right now we have this guy. >> yeah. >> come on now. >> what sort of characterer in terms of weather are we going to see? cooler this week. nice change. >> yes. it's been a nice change. morning c

i have to ask you, this whole fairness formula and equalizing funding across the bar, what is your take on a? >> 's place to the people that christie has been going to bat for for his him entire administration. he goes to middle-class and upper-class families in the suburbs, certainly the wealthy. it does not go well for the typical new jersey democratic stronghold. the city. >> but if you have seen the salaries that assistant superintendents make in places like like patterson, the money they get is ridiculous. what is wrong with equalize in these rates and making schools live within their means? >> on one hand there's nothing wrong with it, seems like the right thing to do. in the minds of others it is the right thing to do. in the minds of some it is not and while some of these urban school systems learn how to deal without that extra money the kids are going to suffer in the balance. >> the office recently announced there'll be three new theories for communities crossing the waterways in 2017. that means 150 new jobs for a right-hand man or woman. what is it take to make the cut and

he had to come out tonight to david's point about where, you know, the bar is now. that's not the tweet. and then he tweeted, not this -- yeah, there we go. we said, "except it wasn't stealing." because he actually wrote it, himself. >> same author. >> here's the problem. it underscores that this has no -- this campaign has no professionalism. >> no. >> whatsoever. >> this is ridiculous. >> it is a hot mess. >> you've gone insane. this is an elevator metaphor. since the beginning of elevators, people have made an elevator metaphor. people watching at home -- >> let him speak. >> i'm spinning my head. says nothing about the campaign except we like elevators and like elevators going up. trump builds buildings. we like elevators. >> you like escalators. >> so let's ask, let me ask the question in a way maria didn't. they're saying because of what happened last night, maybe in some part because of this little controversy which is not a controversy, that this campaign is not ready for primetime. >> yes. >> is that a fair question to a ask? especially -- >> it's not becaus

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. >> we're here on fourth street in the heart of the downtown cleveland a hip, happening street, of bars, restaurants, right across from the secure zone in the convention center. 50,000 visitors are expected to flood this area in the coming days, the bars and restaurants are ready to host them, have some fun and some cases late into the night. >> reporter: most bars in cleveland stop serving by ten or 11 but once the rnc takes over last pour will be around 4:00 in the morning. >> energy is just going to extend longer. >> reporter: blue point is one of the hundreds of bars opened late because of a major event waiver. they are book solid and groups taking over from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. every day at the convention. >> staff will be around a little bit later. we will be here earlier. and, it is for us, exciting, it is an opportunity. >> reporter: other bars will be opened outside, that includes 19 bars and restaurants in nearby west lake where the pennsylvania delegation is staying. west lake's mayor says he has a few concerns. >> we've got good group of people in our police department, we

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>> the bar was set low.d trump set the bar when he won the nomination, saying you're going to have tom brady and actors and mike tyson and tim tebow. and it would be an extraordinary expose of the actors in the world. and it wasn't that. the most talented person in the -- not the world, but tonight, shows the disorganization. you have a female rising star who is the first female republican elected from the state of iowa. she's military. >> maybe she should have been up higher. i disagree that this wasn't as good as expected. i think what we saw was better than celebrities. we didn't see celebrities. we saw real heroes. two men in benghazi who fought for their lives. sheriff clarke who defended our people. these were real people. heroes. these are real heroes. >> it's going to be politicians. >> these were american heroes. >> this is what i'll say. it is difficult to put together four nights of speeches, four and five hours. to your point the rollercoaster parts, you want to hit them high and low. it's very d

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i go in, there's the bar, the main room, the v.i.p. room, the sinatra room. >> it's the miller meets gutfeld and mcguirk special. >> never insult people you don't like. >> i do. >> well, you insult everybody. >> a young man feeding a nacho to another man. >> bill? >> i've seen you do that to bowling. >> what did miller think about the dixie chicks. >> don't even get me started on chicks, bill. >> mcguirk's take on just how smart college students really are. >> we have the right to be stupid. >> unforgettable program and it starts right now. >> you say anything on a college campus now and you're going to be ostracized. they can't even listen to "smokin' in the boys room." >> caution. you're about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight for this special edition of "the factor." miller meets gutfeld and mcguirk. for the next hour, we'll attempt to get into the minds of these men. very scary places to be. we begin with the boys. new poll out of harvard asked americans

and the bars on the windows. the security bars on the windows. >> the new owners tore down the wooden fence, high fences that hid the horrors of the makeshift compound of sheds, tents, and outbuildings. the squalid backyard where jaycee dugard lived for 18 years, held captive by her abductor philip garrido who fathered her two children. garrido was on parole all that time, but he was able to elude parole agents who failed to adequately monitor him. after a two-month investigation, the inspector general recommended a series of reforms in the parole system. reduce agents' caseloads, better training and new policy for electronic monitoring. the oversight agency has lost much of its power since it issued the report. it can no longer launch probes into cases like this unless it's triggered by the governor or the legislature. el dorado district attorney vern pearson prosecuted the garrido case. >> i think it's a step in the wrong direction with any type of government bureaucracy to remove oversight. >> but there is a s

but i can tell you jim comey lowered the bar today. i'm incredibly disappointed in him. lou: how about the american people. donald trump said the system is rigged. he made it clear he didn't expect anything to come of this investigation even as others were in fact saying that james comey is too much of a man of integrity to sully himself with this administration, forgetting he had worked with this administration from it inception. your thoughts as we wrap up. >> i think the american people always believe the fix is in, and all this did today was reinforce that the american people are right. that the fix is in, and politicians are not held accountable. lou: one last question. where do we stand? you have been told at a federal judge at the insistence of this justice department that it will take 27 months to deliver the information that you seek in connection with the public corruption issues surrounding the clinton global initiative. >> this is just part of what's an outrageous operation at the justice department. lou: explain to me why you can't use the word corruption. an

coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 o'clock we will talk about how the bars, restaurant, someight here are getting ready to host the g.o.p., help them celebrate the nomination of donald trump. some celebrations expect to go late into the night. live from cleveland, ohio i'm sarah bloomquist for channel six "action news". >> thank you, sarah. a lot on tap there "action news" anchor jim gardner will be joining sarah in cleveland to cover the convention throughout the week. our live coverage continues on air and on social media through the final gavel on thursday. >>> and in less than a week the entire "action news" team will cover every angle of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. our live coverage begins on july 22nd. >>> is there still much more to come on "action news" a rescue at penns landing when a woman tumbles in the river. we will have the latest. >>> plus a neighborhood pitch necessary for a project that will benefit everyone what some camden residents spent the day doing. >>> plus jeff skversky is coming up with sports and of course meteorologist melis

if cleveland the bars stay open to 4:00 our bars close at 2:00. ided to make the change. the drinks will be flowing during the dnc because the lawmakers in pennsylvania have extended last call for many of the philadelphia venues that sell alcohol to be open later because we're going to have tens of thousands of people when the convention opens coming, you know a week from monday, july 25th. and we know last call is 2:00 a.m. >> they've extended it and it's extended for bars that are connected to the convention. you have actually have to be hosting an event. they haven't extended it for all of the bars unfortunately. >> so you know of course we'll be out there. we've got bruce gordon he's going to be out there reporting tonight from that. we'll have extended political coverage starting monday. we will begin that also at our 11:00 p.m. and we're going to be bringing you everything you need to know. >> this week on fox news sunday, an attempt at coo in turkey another terror tack in france. we'll have live reports from istanbul and nice. then donald tr