> did you buy a mega millions ticket tonight, tony perkins?id. >> without me in.n. > well. wel >> i'll give you 50 cents. >> it's too late. > you guys wet him. isn't that foul. the drawing in a little l more than 5 minutes away. the jackpot stands at $454 million. it is the seventh largest jackpot. your odds are one 1n259000000. the highest jackpot was 1.6 bill. there were three winning ticketc sold back in january. but seriously, i forgot. how much were the tickets, one dollar or two dollars? >> i'll give you 50 cents. you you can't go in late. it's not. no the drawing hasn't happened yet. do you guys think tony should t share with me, at tony perkins fox5 share with fox5 shawn. > thank you very much. coming tonight at 11, metro's next face of its repair program is in full swing.win how it effect service to reagan national airport. also tonight, who college student who just arriver in roam. tonight police think they'vehey sold the murder mystery. repair work that will keep the memorial bridge open.al b those stories and more at 11. 1. come on

. >> tony perkins. there are reports of multiple right now it is unclear whose uncontrol. sarah simmons is live at the curbing kirsch embassy: >> reporter: it is pretty quiet here that is not the canes the country of consider turkey. c top government officials have been saying it was unsuccessfulc and that government officials are still tin charge of their office hads. its been unclear to us as this has been developing, but it appears all sides are pointingsa to that being a failed at tempt. the turkish military beganegan taking river positions in istanbul. here's what we know right no. o as rye lens erupted turkeys president was calling for. the the state runnemede yaystate saying 17 police dead after their helicopter was shot down. explosions and gunfire weather r reported battled it out. their bomb hit the turkish parliament, some police officers and parliament officer to the extend of their injuries we don't know.now the turkish president dismissed military action as attempt up rising minority within their armed forces. turkish military issued a staple. a law.ain order

and we thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm sarah sip once in for shawn. sh if you are like am americans yoi may be getting out of town this weekend which also means you're dealing with the inevitable holiday travel rush. let's take a look at sky fox for drivers that are heading eastbound. it hasn't led up a the lot. lot i have to say it is better than what it was earlier. where it seems like traffic was worse. storms didn't stop people goingo east for the holiday weekend. bad weather was the cause ofcaus some problems at the marylandarl statehouse earlier today. take a look, a lightening rod at the top of the building struck by lightning. the strike activated the fire protection system sprinklers. firefighters were sent out tout the billing, but thankfully there was not a fire. no one was hurt. meantime it is now time to get a look at the weekend forecast.foe that was wild weather.eath incredible video. tony mentioned that's whathat lightning rods are to for.for. it did it's eye job. it is continuing this hourou because we have storms still firing. nothin

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> police say the woman used ice cream to lure children into here. then sexually abused them. "fox5" ra with the latest. sarah, this is so disturbing. >> yeah, tony and shawn. this is ongoing investigation that will really make your stomach turn. a 42-year-old northeast d.c. woman name lorana steel is charged and arrested with first degree sexual abuse and investigators say her victims were under the age of 16 and now police tell us this all happened last month in the 3500 block of clay place northeast. two victims told investigators that steel forced them to have sexual intercourse with her and/or al sex. the investigation revealed the woman lured three victims to her home and telling him she would give them popcorn and ice cream once inside she forced them to perform sexual acts on her. we spoke with residents in that area and they're in disbelief. >> pervert. really messed up. >> what goes through your mind. >> mind? what was she thinking? what has her problem? she was luring kids and sexual activities on kids there was a bunch of kids that live

we're joined by tony perkins in our sky booth. welcome, too. >> good evening. >> tony is president of the family research council. who are the republicans right now? are they what we're seeing in this hall? are they what we're seeing on the stage or is it what we're seeing somewhere else entirely? >> all of the above. >> ifill: tell me about that. >> the republican party is a big party. there's a lot of -- as you've seen some of the speak soars far this week -- a lot of difference -- speakers so far this week -- a lot of difference and a lot of diversity from the speakers. i think the party is coming around an idea, a message, a concern about the future of this country and i think when the they leave here and we're seeing it happen, i'm also a delegate from my home state of louisiana, what we're seeing happening is republicans are coalescing around donald trump and his nomination and i think they want to get behind him and help him make america great again. >> woodruff: reluctantly or enthusiastically? gee reluctant coming in. like

. >> tony perkins. this marks the second night of protest in the describing. people took to the streets earlier this evening to express th police shootings of blain men in batten ruche and minneapolis asn well as the shooting in dallas texas that killed five police officers into gun manned shotd o and killed five police officerse and wounded seven others. police identified the gunman as micah johnson. following attack police engagede in a stand off with johnson at a near by parking garage. he told officer he wanted tod kill white people he died early this morning when police used a robot to take him out and endnd the stand off. they severed his home find ammunition an personal journal. >> meanwhile today even moreay e upseting news of violence after ambushs of police officers reported in tennessee, missouri and georgia, and georgia a 22 year old man made a 911 call cal falsely reporting a vehicle a break in. when an officer rpo that call for help steven beck reportedly shot the office is he. tonight that officer is in serious condition. beck was hit comby retu

lou: joining me now, family research council president tony perkins, whom i have known a long time. he went one direction and finally made his mind up to support donald trump. tony, i know it was a tough decision for you. i know it was a tough, agonizing choice to make. but one that you have made, and you are -- well, you're working to elect the party's nominee. or what are your thoughts now about where the party goes now under trump? can he, based on these latest polls, in your judgment, win the deal? >> well, good evening, lou. and let me just say that i'm speaking on behalf of myself and not any of the nonprofits that i lead in terms of my support of donald trumpment but let me answer your question. i think donald trump is, as i was predicting would happen, came out at last week's convention with a unified republican party. certainly, there are some who still are concerned x as you pointed out, many were not with him in the anyoning. but it comes down to two choices, hillary clinton or donald trump. if you don't support donald trump and you stay home and this is the message that

. >> we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. we begin in the district. the democratic national commit employee was sh block from his home, seth rich's murder rattled the community. marina mar rack company was live on the scene. >> i understand neighbors say crime seems to be getting worse. >> reporter: it has been, that's when neighbors here say, tony and it's been several months in the making. yesterday, seth rich was walking a block in his house crossing the crosswalk, shot right there where you see those flowers now a small memorial start to be built here just a block away from his house. now, neighbors here say there's a point of concern in this entire neighborhood and it's been those construction sites you see just a half block of the way. several people we spoken with here today say in recent days, there have been armed robberies and they say potentially the murder could have been hiding there yesterday. police and cadets have saturated this northeast dc neighborhood. handing out flyers and hoping for a break in the case of a recent murder this com

tony perkins w was in fact one f those guys who said, i feel a little rogue and ordered by mike pence walking back -- a little brokenhearted by mike pence walking back this bill. hehe will comeme around. he i is a long history of coming around. he is a very canny political operator. there are guys like david barton, sort of a historian of the christian right. there is a whole universe -- one of the ones i'm interested in is the fellowship foundndation somememes calleded the family oc street. viewers may remember in 2009, 2010, a number of congressional hopefuls -- i'm sorry, presidential hopefuls, they were all cut up it appears covered up by this evangelical organization. mike pence h has been moving in the circles for a long time, using the national prayer breakfast as a kind of backroom lobbying place for himim. that is his foreign-policy expense, meeting with delegatitions from other c couns that are looking to do business with america. often in terms of military funding and they're going to do that under the cloak of prayer. has been a skillful operator in that sense. i think tha

. >> mother nature tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. we saw storms roll through the area. we're told lightening hit the lightening rod at the top of the maryland state house. it caused external sprinklers to turn on. no smoke or damage. >>> we want to check in with mike thomas the lightening western seeing east of the bay bridge that coincides with a new warning. >>> we have a severe thunderstorms out. updated information our system is being a little bit of rotation with that storm so something i'm going to be keeping my eye on here as the store cross the bay. i'll show you exactly what we're talking about for the most part its quiet with exception being the lone storm out towards the bay. severe thunderstorm warning does re pain in effect for northern portions of calvert under county, extre runnel. the rotation that hads my system alerting me saying it is deteching rotation. no tornado warning. over the bay, so i doubt they would issue one. there is water spout potential. we'll see what's gnarl weather service puts out. here is that wa

. >> thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. into shawn yancy into a portion of the turkish military trying to over throw the government. sarah simmons is outside the turkish embassy with the latest. things have been going back and forth over who is actually in control here. >> reporter: it certainly has been back and forth, shawn. what we know right now is top turkish officials claiming the democratic government has failed. prime minister says 120 people have been arrested in this country lost state run tv are claiming 42 people are dead. turkish president says his general secretary was abducted by those ploting to take over, gunfire and explosions in the city f istanbul, turkish military released a statement early on saying it seized control of writing -- turkeys president said the attempted take overcame from a small group within the milit speaking out about this secretary of state john kerry the president urging all sides to support the current democratic government. and also as you may know, turkey has been a nato and a us

. >> it is good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy, justice department tonight is opening civil rights investigation, into the deadly police shooting after black man in baton rouge, louisianna. >> his death has sparked protests and made national headlines, leaving many asking: will his death have ramifications similar to other recent deadly police shootings? >> jim starts us offer tonight. >> alton stirling is his name, in hat baton rouge, sent to the store after anonymous caller had threatened someone with a gun. exactly what happened that far sun clear, we are bea to show you portion of the cell phone video shows two pink him down on the ground before an officer takes out his gun and fires. >> we pause the video before officers fire the first shot. several more shots are heard on the video, then the camera cuts away. the protest in baton rouge began last night and continues throughout the day, as news of the shooting and the video spread. police say sterling was armed, but the convenience store owner told baton rouge tv station he didn't have a gun in

tony perkins of louisiana, i believe the text was just on the screen. end,erkins: line 30 at the the republican commander in chief will protect the religious freedom of all military members, especially chaplains, and will not attempt to ban bibles or symbols. we have seen a growing hostility to the exercise of religious freedom, especially in our military. chair barrasso: discussion? >> yes, clarification and the difference between what we just -- it seems very: similar, which is what happens when the deadlines -- yes, the delegate from louisiana. mr. perkins: the text of the previous amendment was incorrect. it was training. it was incorrect language on the screen. i think we got ahead of ourselves and the actual language. chair barrasso: you are right. they're both page three, line 30. one from the delegate from utah, one from the delegate from louisiana. mr. perkins: one deals with training of chaplains, the other deals with religious expression. >> why don't we combine both of them? chair barrasso: could we -- what is the recommendation from the del

just a moment we want to begin with the latest out of dallas thank you for staying with us i'm tony perkins. >> shawn yancy. we're learning new information about the man behind the deadly style ambush he killed five police officers and wounded seven others. fox joe waldman begins our team coverage. >> reporter: we're learning more about the man police say is responsible for the deadly ambush here in dallas. he's 25 year old mike ka johnson. an army reservist veteran who served tour of duty in afghanistan. >> the city is safe and the suspect is dead and we can move on to healing. >> reporter: with, investigators now believe 25 year old micah johnson acted alone according out thursday deadly police ambush shooting a dozen police officers and two civilians ultimately killing five of the that had written manifestos on how to shoot and move, shoot and move. >> reporter: ambush coming at the tail end of a protest over two black men recently killed by police. police ended up killing johnson. a search of his mother's home where johnson lived outside dallas turned up an arson nail of weapons includi

. >> thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin tonight with the very latest on investigation into the dallas police shooting and we learned the suspect was on the second floor of community college when he was killed not a parking garage as previously described. >> investigators say two el central college students hid in the building overnight because they were afraid to come out until the shooting stopped. fox joe walden has the story from dallas. sfwlt number of police officers injured in the shooting goes up here as we learn more about the man responsible for last week's attack. >> i had bullets flying left, right, over my head. i don't know how i made it out alive. the only thing i can think of is god. god saved me that way. >> a dallas police officers describes horror of thursday night shootings and army veteran micah johnson practicing military drills and training at self-defense school prior to opening fire in dalla dallas. he taunted police during the two hour standoff and wrote letters r and b in blood before killed. >> our plans are t

thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the crowds marched through the streets here in the district, also in new york, philadelphia and minneapolis just to name a few. this, of course, all flows the deadly police shootings of two black men. in the last two days police in two separate states lled two separate black men. contact steel's girlfriend life extreme the aftermath of the incident. contact steel was in a car with his daughter and girlfriend when he was pulled over for a broken his girlfriend diamond says police asked him for his license and registration. when he went to grab it he in officers that he had a firearm and a conceal and carry permit. what happened next is unclear, but contact steel was shot and killed. he is for no ron reason. they took his life for no reason. they did this to my daughter and they did it to me and i want justice. > this kind of behavior is unacceptable. it's not the norm. justice will be served in minnesota. > the officer involved has been removed from duty while the incident is investiga

joining us i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> and we begin tonight with a confrontation in the courthouse metro station in arlington a woman west after the man she claims housed his phone to record video up her skirt. take a look the woman won tronted the man 3 p.m. as soon as he got off the escalator and you can see him there talking to the woman and then trying to throw thinks phone on the ground to break. it and other riders saw what was happening and also stopped the man from leaving the station. arlington county and metro transit police arrested the man he's charged with unlawful filming. >>> a baby that went missing from virginia has been found safe and sound in maryland. this after an amber alert was issued earlier today. and "fox5" lauren demarco joins us liver from hyattsville with the details, lauren. well, tony whether you were near a tv, radio, sdriving down the highway and saw one of the signs or got the alert on your smart phone there's a good change the you heard about this amber alert today and a for missing 6 week old baby police believe the little girls wi

. >> i'm tony perkins. >>> right off the top disturbing details of a sexual abuse investigation. the suspect is acquisitioned of luring children into an apartment with promise of ice cream. >> twist in this case is suspect is a woman. "fox5" sarah simmons working the story tonight, sarah. >>> tony and shawn. this is ongoing investigation and it just makes you shake your head. 42-year-old larana steel from northeast d.c. is charged with first degree child abuse and police are saying her victims are under the age of 16. police are telling thus happened last month this was in the 3500 block of clay place northeast and two victims told investigators that steel forced them to have sexual intercourse with her and/or al sex. and the investigation revealed the woman lured three vic into her home telling them she would give them popcorn and ice cream. once inside she locked the door and forced them to perform sexual acts or her. we spoke with residents that live nearby who are in disbelief. >> pervert. really messed up. >> what goes through your mind. >> what's going through her mind. wha

tony perkins did a james brown impression. you guys would like to see se it, please go to my twitter page or my facebook page. >> shawn documents it all. i not know she was documenting. he approved the sharing of it. alert, alert.t, you may be getting snapped byge shawn. to put the warning out. tonight we're just watching a lot of humid conditions. although you know what there'she still a little thunderstorm activity not too far from stafford and king george, a couple of down pours that have a been hanging around and a few of them still out there tonight. get ready for more rain tomorrow. i think tomorrow afternoonil be a little bit busier, not severe weather, but at least ths opportunity to get your umbrella working. this is what i'm talking aboutbt tonight. we're not seeing a lot of rain,, but we get down towards charles county and around stafford and king george there is a lot of light. so not seeing much lightningigh with that and these are now starting to move more to the east. there could be a few more showers around tom

we thank you for joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we begin the 11 with a violent attack on an ice cream truck driver in ed monday ton, maryland. two men shot him nine times as they robbed him. he is now in critical condition. tonight we learn his wife is pregnant with their first child. the man's family spoke exclusively to fox5's lindsay watts about what happened. >>reporter: this is one of those stories that just breaks your heart. the only good news is that muhammad dube ''s family says despite being shot so many times he is expected to recover. he was hit in his hands and his legislation. this is where it happened last night. muhammad had just parked his truck in this storage lot when two robbers decided to ambush an ice cream man on the fourth of july. he is a good man, never had(i1 problem. muhammad came to america from west africa looking for a better life. i'm very, very sad. he and his brother both sell ice cream in prince george's county. we tried to make ends meet. tried to make some money. he couldn't have had too much on

i have a few tony perkins peachh speeches. you might want to read thoseread first before you give them. he will, we will make sure they're well vetted.ted. > let's talk about the speech situation, and melania trump. what was the mood there? did it put a tamper on the convention today? >> swn, we were life last night during the newscast whiles the speech was going on. so we're all reacting to the speech that we heard andard everybody seemed to have theve it was a change in tone.ne. it was like somebody had turned on an air-conditioner in this room. because all night long it was boom, one thing onychite washi fears. all the stuff that hillary didn't do this this and hillary did that.t. boom, boom, boom. it was all hits on hillary all night. deadly serious stuff. they talked about benghazi last night. sharp turns. some of the military person, talking about what the begun beg battle was like. this was heavy stuff last night. melania trump comes out there,e, let's be honest, she looks fantastic.fant it was like walking out on a run

tony perkins is off tonight.onit tense night at the republicanhei national convention when senator tedruz took the stage andthegd promptly booed by the delegates. >> the case we have the american people, the case c each person in this room has too make to the american people iss to commit to each of them thatma we will defend freedom and be faithful to the couldn't stewi stewing. (cheers and applause).. >> we will unite the party. par we will unite the country by standing together for shared values, by standing for liberty. god bless each and everyone of you and god bless the unitedhe e states of america! (boos). >> fox5 tom fitzgerald is live in cleveland tonight. tom, the speech the booing andg donald trump walked in right atr the end. what was it like to be there ane watch this happen in person? pe? >> reporter: you know shawn,no a jim, we've said this a millionln times over the course of campaign.. right? you can't make up this i stuff. and this tonight was politicalic theater at its highest level. lv this is going to go down as onee of the most remarkable eveningse in an american

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family research president tony perkins will join us. fundraising is valid representative marsha black or will join us and former mississippi governor rnc chairman haley barbour. to stay with this. a big program had. at the same cleveland on high alert right now as the republican national convention kicks off today. more security concerns after the deadly shooting in baton rouge in last week's terrorist attack in france. blake burman life here as well in cleveland with the very latest. good morning to you. >> good morning. mouse words of barricades are wrapped around the streets in downtown cleveland as many streets are closed this morning as the united states secret service, cleveland police department and agencies in between have taken over here in northeast ohio. 70 different agencies are coordinating the event. working together, doing so for over a year. however, it is a political battle is to do this to security as the head of the cleveland police patrolmen's association, a man by the name is steve loomis called into question the op

. >> jim lokay for tony perkins. r any moment donald trump and his wife are set it is rather unusual for thehe nominee to take the stage on tho first night. nig take a live look inside the arena in cleveland, ohio. people on the podium, there are the convention goaers, you may somebody being escorted out. definitely some sort of commotion. it has been a relatively quiet convention so far. it goes with the theme of this election season unconventional. >> no surprise we are seeing him talk there tonight. tom fitzgerald is live in cleveland. we know will oh lana trump is connected to talk. what are you hearing? >> well, that's exactly right donald trump is supposed to come up here, introduce her give herv a hug and kiss and then walk off thet anybodyta who has been following donald trump is betting he's not going to be able to pass up the opportunity in front of a microphone there. trump often goes off script p you could expect trump to go ofo script when he introduce his wife. earlier tonight there were wer complaints

. >> i'm tony perkins. tonight at least 77 people dead. 20 others gravely injured following an attack in the southern french city of nice. crowds were gathered for the bastille who was behind the wheel deliberately drove the truck into the crowd and began shooting at people running away. that driver was then shot and killed by police. a stash of arms and grenades was found inside of the truck. fox 5 marina marraco. >> reporter: we saw people gather here and mourn. back in december, that first attack that took 137 lives in paris and now this attack in southern france in nice today is bastille day, the 14th of july celebrated through the france and the french cold in his as a day the national day that celebrates the republic of france. right here in washington dc, there was to be a party to celebrate to. here ambassador and folks as they arrive were hearing of the news, some didn't find out until they were inside when they saw their ambassador, he was choked up. there was is somber mood. usually there's danci

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmon. we begin with early fireworks in the weather department as many of you prepare to head out. a severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 10:00 p.m. >> let's get the latest from mike thomas. >> we have a broken line of thunderstorms that just kind of fired up within last 45 minutes or so right up and down the i 495 corridor. we got a few severe thunderstorm warnings out there. for the most part. it's just a lot of clouds to ground lightening. enough to delay the start of the nats game to be determined. we'll, of course, bring this to you when we get the latest. let's head to storm tracker radar. there's your broken line. things are starting to fire up now. just to the west: i'm sorry the east of the potomac river. and portions of charles county, and southern portions of prince george's county. of, this severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 6:30, lots of lightening in this storm. little bit of hail possible as well. it is about to exit over the bay. that is good new

. >> thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin tonight with very latest on investigation into the dallas police shooting and we learned the suspect was on the second floor of community college when he was killed not a parking garage as previously described. >> investigators say two el central college students hid in the building overnight because they were afraid to come out until the shooting stopped. fox joe walden has the story from dallas. sfwlt number of police officers injured in the shooting goes up here as we learn more about the man responsible for last week's attack. >> i had bullets flying left, right, over my head. i don't know how i made it out alive. the only thing i can think of is god. god saved me that way. >> a dallas police officers describes horror of thursday night shootings and army veteran micah johnson practicing military drills and training at self-defense school prior to opening fire in dalla

that prompted backlash from former marine and family research council president tony perkins. he said this is another example of president obama using america's military to fight culture wars instead of fighting real wars against the enemies of our nation. what's your response to that? >> i think you know it's a right move by the military. there's no reason why a trans person couldn't serve in the military. i think it's long overdo. you know, the comments from more conservative people. if we need soldiers, why deny qualified people for any reason if they're willing to serve. >> let me ask you about your campaign. you are obviously an historic nominee. how do you turn an historic nomination into a historic win. your state hasn't elected a democratic senator in 40 years. how do you get there? >> well, you know, we're trying to get our message out. you know, my opponent has a 38% approval rating in the latest poll. that same poll shows i'm actually polling better than previous democratic nominees for u.s. senate. those numbers are encouraging. i'm hoping we can make up that gap o

fox5 news starts right >> thanks for staying up late with us tonight, i'm shawn yancs and i'm tony perkins d police officers on two different occasions shots were fired at fr police. one of the shootings prompted the us capital and the visitors 20 go on lock down right during the evening rush. fox5's marina maracco is life o capital hill tonight with theith very latest. marina what happened? >>reporter: shawn, well, itl, seems like it all started right here when the shots were firedee and directed at d.c. police officers. now the chief is saying todayay she doesn't know how am gun how shots were fired, but she says it was an automatic weapon andu thertoe was a lot of ammo so anything could have happened sop that prompted the entire lock et down of the us capital complex.p a d.c. police chase ending tonight with three arrests. the officer was yelling at the guy telling him to get on the ground. d.c. police were after a. they saw a person that matchedht the description and they gotot behind the car. a chase to the third street tunnel to nearly a black and away from the us capital. the passen

thanks for joining us, everyone, i'm sarah simmons in for shawn yancy and i'm jim lokay in for tony perkins. it is official, donald trump earning the delegates needed too become the gop at the republican national convention.ti right now the speakers continuing the evening at thehe convention. right now we're going to check in with tom fitzge life rat the rnc. good evening on what has been a very celebratory, but a little night with some contentions forr sure. >>reporter: he went over the top around 8:00 tonight. that was when the state of newfn york, by tradition, the nominee's home state put donaldn trump over the 1,237 delegate mark. it has been a long road to this point and a lot of questions about whether or not donald trum wp would be able to starvev off those never trump facts, but frankly they never got off the ground. so now the real work of this convention gets off the ground,n putting back the pieces of what has been a track shoes republican party up until thisn point.po they took a big step in that tonight just a few short moments ago, the speaker of the house, paul ryan who had

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> a northwest d.c. community gathered for a vigil tonight to remember a man killed during what appears to be a busted robbery in bloomingdale. >> marina tonight. they're concerned about the spike in crime in their community. >> reporter: they are and have been, tony, you know what the police chief outing robbyes down about 20% and reality in this northwest neighborhood and bloomingdale robberies are up 80% and this robbery that likely went awry related in one man's death. there you have seth rich, 27 years old and dnc employee and that memorial just outside his house and you see the sign here says he this life matters. and tonight's vigil was held outside seth rich's house 2 27-year-old dnc employee gunned down a block away from hishouse early sunday morning in the same neighborhood. there are no witnesses. and so far, no surveillance video that shows any trace of a potential suspect. help for rich a. cording to police sources, arrived almost immediately. he was still conscious after being shot twice bu

if there's one person's stamp on this platform, i think it's tony perkins, not necessarily donald trump'srump doesn't have his imprint on this, in other way ways. it talks about building a wall on the southern border, which is a first for the republican platform. it talks about destroying isis in very bellicose terms. his influence is there, but not as much as you've seen with other republican nominees. >> nicole, how much did george w. bush get involved in the platform? >> we were very involved. and people inside the campaign and inside the policy apparatus of campaign were very involved. and the power of the platform is a branding -- i'm looking for donny, sorry. >> you play donny. >> sorry. it brands the republican party with certain attributes. that was sort of the terrain on which we had the platform fights as a campaign in 2004. but i don't think trump feels hemmed in by the platform, because i don't think trump feels hemmed in by the republican brand. >> that was the point i was going to make. i think trump is going to ignore the platform and say whatever he wants to say and everyb

. >> it is good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy, justice departmentopening civil rights investigation, into the deadly police shooting after black man in baton rouge, louisianna. >> his death has sparked protests and made national headlines, leaving many asking: will his death have ramifications similar to other recent deadly police shootings? >> jim starts us offer tonight. >> alton stirling is his name, in hat baton rouge, sent to the store after anonymous caller had threatened someone with a gun. exactly what happened that far sun clear, we are bea to show you portion of the cell phone video shows two pink him down on the ground before an officer takes out his gun and

. >> he's a strong contender, certainly, but you heard the statement from tony perkins who said -- loue head of the family research council. >> that's going to be problematic. you've heard jeff sessions, you know, and then lieutenant general flynn who was also someone that i know does peek with trump quite -- speak with trump quite often and advise him as it relates to national security and foreign policy, someone who was an outspoken critic of what's gown on in the obama administration. lou: hard to find a critic of the obama administration. [laughter] >> right? lou: kimberly, great to have you with us. >> great to see you. lou: that's maybe the first time she didn't give us a definitive preference, or you don't have a preference? >> oh, i actually like newt gingrich a tremendous amount. i think he's fantastic. he's super bright and talented, and i know he would be a very good influence and factor to get stuff down. i just want to win, lou. lou: what's that? >> i just want to win. lou: i get a kick out of the fact of newt gingrich out of vice president. he could get in almost as much

that prompted backlash from former marine and family research council president tony perkins.here. he said this is another example of president obama using america's military to fight culture wars instead of fighting real wars against the enemies of our nation. what's your response to that? >> i think, you know, i think it's a right move by the military. you know, there's no reason why a trans person serve in the military. i think it's long overdo. the comments from more conservative people, it's like, you know, we need soldiers, why deny qualified people for any reason if they're willing to serve. >> here's the barrier here, the state of utah has not elected a democrat to the senate in more than 45 years. so my follow up was how does she turn this historic nomination into a historic win. she plans to play up those bernie sanders supporters and her connection there, of course, utah voters chose bernie sanders four to one back in march over hillary clinton. >> all this taking place with the backdrop, sharing the spotlight, north carolina. and this bathroom bill. >> yeah, there

the supreme court, when he picks a conservative like pence, when, in fact, he works closely with tony perkinss on the platform, i, in fact, see that he can be a team player and a team leader and that's all that matters. we're going to focus our campaign on drawing the contrast with hillary clinton, and that is going to be the winning formula for donald trump. he is a strong leader. she is not. she, in fact, wants to reconstruct america. we, in fact, want to make sure that we refresh america's greatness and its exceptionalness. >> all right. ken blackwell, thank you for being with us in cleveland. i appreciate it. >> good to be with you. >> a decision for the percentage of americans who already know who they will vote for come november. if you love crab and who doesn't then seize the day already. crabfest is back at red lobster with so many kinds of crab and the most crab dishes of the year. so dive into whatever floats your crab-loving boat. like crab lover's dream. crack open tender snow and king crab legs, and twirl creamy crab alfredo. or try the new alaska bairdi crab dinner. sweet and st

tony perkins from the family research council is anti-abortion, anti-gay activist. jerry fallwell jr. who runs liberty university, sheriff joe from arizona -- >> state penitentiary. >> we knew it was coming, fake handcuffs. >> pastor mark burns who gave the very controversial benediction on the first night in which he called in jesus' name defeat of the enemy, which is hillary clinton and the liberal democrats. that's the opening view tonight on the fourth night of the convention. that's a slice of republican politics. another major thing going on in republican politics is not happening inside this arena but it is happening simultaneously and it's a really big deal. before a couple weeks ago, this was unthinkable but tonight, 21st century fox has announced that roger ailes, the chairman and ceo of fox news channel and fox business network, has resigned from his role effective immediately. rue pert murdoch assuming the role. two seismic things happening, the scheduled one is donald trump accepting the nomination for president tonight. the unscheduled one is this news

please welcome marine corps vrn, former police officer and president of the family research council tony perkins. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. and delegates from the great state of louisiana. [cheers and applause] >> join me, join me in our pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome country music artist layla brown to sing our national anthem. [cheers and applause] ♪ o say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ as the twilight's last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ for the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting n 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. [cheers and applause] >> leading us in tonight's invocation, please welcome dr.

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