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, "i am delighted to return toto work." and those are some of the headlines. ,his is democracy now! democracynow.org, "breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presidency. we are in cleveland, ohio, covering the republican national convention inside and out, from the streets to the convention floor. yes, it's now official - donald trump has become the presidential nominee of the republican party. the announcement was made by house speaker paul ryan after a roll call vote at the convention here in cleveland. >> the chair is prepared to announce the results, the following candidates received the following votes -- 1725 trump. [cheers and applause] cruz. 120 kasich. 11414 rubio. 7 carson. 3 bush. 2 paul. accordingly, the chair announces that donald j. trump, having received the majority of these votes, entitled to be cast at the convention, has been selected as the republican party nominee for president of thehe united states. [cheheers and applause] amy: donald trump is expected to officially accept the nomination on thursday night, but he briefly spoke to delegates via satellite

fairly eveve w whenu have the latest polls and i think andrea letson really -- she didi't really want toto that and thisis is why ththeresa maye ry much a strong majority off these. she has the power to govern. what the rest of the country thinks of her, we not -- might not find out so soon.. for now, that's not on the table. >> arts correspondent in london with a story every day. from the country and political transition to one and political chaos tonight, south sudan's leaders have called on rival factions in the military to stop their fighting. it comes after a day of violence in the capital. troops loyal to the president have clashed with those belonging to his deputy and former rebel leader. both men have appealed for peace as the country teeters on the brink of another civil war for the -- civil war. >> heaeavy gununfire. rebel and government forces have been fighting for days i in the capital of south sudan. then on monday, the south sudanese i informamation ministr address the country. hehe called for the two sides to end the violence. >> the commanders of these forces are hereby d

this trip toto the united states will be followed by similar stops in china and singapore. >> in the u.k., the farmer airshow gets underway today. postingplayers are massive orders for new aircraft. worth $4 a3 50's billion. 3.4oeing aircraft worth billion. a more muted tone of this event as josh vardey reports. this year, the airshow threatens to be haunted by low oil prices and the ghost of brexit. it iside those woes, widely expected there will be fewer orders than 2014. 224 billion dollars of aircraft and engines were announced. while the industry enjoyed five yeyears of increased demand, orders so far this year compared to 2015 up into have tailed off. boeing has a hundred orders last year while airbus over a thousand. both aircraft industry leaders also face a massive tax stock of orders with some customers fearing they may not deliver on time. airbus has been facing stream -- extreme challenges in the wake of the vote to leave the european union. meanwhile, with potential markets opening up in india, iran, and china, other manufacturers say that this knocked the two leaders of

pinky rings is a reminder toto yourself, me time. go get it. and that's your fox5 on the fly. > it doesn't matter, somebodyeb is getting rich off that. >> off of what? > the pinky rings.gs. >> you want my opinion?ini > what's that. >> a little lame. > we'll be right back with theh late edition of the news at 11. this is fox5 local news at 11.. together we will lead our party back to the white house. donald trump's big night, thet, presidential nominee's message to his party anthrax to his acceptance speech.ac also ahead a local police officer busted for something he can did with a find out what led to his arrest. and you've seen a baseball brawl start like this. find out what led to the benches being cleared.ing your news starts right now. and we begin with donald trump's big night at the republican t national convention. con the billionaire officials accepted the gop nomination. thanks for staying up with us i'm shawn yancy.cy. and i'm jim lokay. donald trump used his speech to declare that america is in crisis.cri promising to fight crime and

we meet people who want toto protect our florora and fauna. this week we're in thaiailand. environmentalists are woworking hard to reforest mangrove areas, home to vast numbers of animals. our reporter bastian hartig was out and about in the krabi province in southern thailand, with a woman who has made the protection of mangroves her life's work. >> thousands of mangrove trees, a whole forest. on the coast of krabi province in southwestern thailand, nature has come back into its own. fish, crabs and other marine animals live in the water around the dense roots. and these macaques obviously feel grereat in the forests as well. the small island of koh klang is just a few kilometres away. but there's not a trace of dense greenery here. the habitat is largely destroyed. the mangroves had to make room for ponds like this. decades ago, they were set up all over the island to raise shrimp. back then, that was profitable. nowadays thailand's shrimp business is firmly in the hands of large farms on the mainland, so many of the ponds on the islands lie idle. and that's just where co

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does work every day with young people and tries to make sure we're doing the right types of things toto move the city forward. i have seen montrerell jackson working. i don't know h him personally. i have seen him. i recogognize that everyone h he came in contact with, from my observation, he treated with the ultimate respect. asork in a school system well. i come in n contact with law enforcement white ofoften at extracurricular activities. i have seen him at various events. he was a good man from observation. i think his words spoke to his he carriedintegrity as he wore the uniform, and the way he carried himself in our community. i think this city has lost a great individual, has lost it from a tragic incident. a young baby who won't grow up knowing has father. i think it is extremely unfortunate. but to sum up his words, it is amazing to me that he had that thought process so soon after such tragic events and not knowing what his fate would be going forward. to have an individual express himself so well and to be remembered by those words. i commend him for the life that he lived in

i have always found him toto bea very, very good person. by the way, a very, very talentnted person. look what he is done. i feel badly.. my campaign is doing pretty well. amy: about a dozen women have spoken to the "new york times" about experiencing sexual harassment at fox news. reporter said roger aiailes begn one and ended every meeting by hugging and kissing her. meanwhile, trump also told chuck todd that he expanded his call for a ban on immigration during his speech at the rnc thursday. >> this feels likeke a slight rollback. should we interpret it as that? mr. trump: i don''t think so. you could say it is an expansion. people were so upset when i use the word "muslim." ok becausees -- i'm i'm talking teterritory i instef muslim. but just remember t this, our constitutution is great. but itit doesn''t necessarililye us thehe right to commit suiuic, ok? you know,a religious, everybybody wants to be protectd and that is grgreat and that iss the wonderful part of our constititution. i view it didifferently. why are we committing suicid

so saturday toto sunday. tropical storm w watch is in place. we're looking at tropical storm force winds on top of flash floodings and very large surf. be on the lookout for this as we go forward in time. honolulu may not get the central area of pressure right over it, but still windy and heavy rain conditions possible into sunday and other portions of hawaii through the weekend. as you look at the forecast for east asia, we are finally seeing a drying period for portions of japan, meanwhile a low pressure system that's now moving into mongolia has been bringing moisture i into places like beijing in china. because of the heavy rainfall that has already fallen earlier this week, additional rainfall is going to be a bit of a problem. little warm in tokyo. coming up with a high of 27 degrees. 29 in beijing. all looking at wet weather because of that low and hot weather continues further to the south. we are looking at temperatures to be a little bit cooler relatively speaking for average temperatures in tokyo. naha v very warm into the weeke. i d

coca-cola toto get lead it we had to go public on coca-cola a little bit, as well.er coca-cola decided they were going to pull out, over $500,000 that let -- less number they gave previously, we moved to microsoft. we started hear back from corporations, and they would say things like, we give to both sides, this is about civic engagement. they would say it is not about left or right but about right or wrong. there was everything from running ads through ip addresses within silicon valley to employees of corporations. we would go directly to the staff if we do not hear from leadership. we would say that you all are working for a place, and you may care about clilimate, diversity, or women's rights or lgbt rights or black liveses matter, but you are working for a place that is supporting donald trump, that will be helping to support a celebration. amy: how did these corporations tell you they were pulling out? walgreens, j.p. morgan, motorola, ups, apple -- did they pull o out or give less? >> most of them gave lesess. most of them had already given some cash, so the

those comments prompted officials to have him committed toto a hospital. but he was released 12 days later r when a d doctor decided was not a threat. following his discharge, the care home installed more than a dozen security cameras based on police advice. kanagawa prefecture oversees the facility. the governor says his office was left in the dark and none of that information was shared with him. >> translator: we believe there have been problems in the way authorities share information. we will corporate with the authorities' concern so this kind of incident never happens again. we will verify the matter thoroughly to develop preventive measures. >> the governor said some are of the opinion the suspect's discharge came too early. but holding him longer would have created a human rights issue. he wants to consult with experts on how to best deal with a case. >>> as details of the case continue to unfold, families of those with disabilities are making sure their voices are heard. tomoko kamata has their story. >> reporter: daisuke is 41 years old. he is n

we don't need careless accusations thrown around toto score political points. monday's theme is make america safe again and will focus on security both at home andnd abroad. donald trump is set to speakpea thursday.th in cleveland, joel waldman, fox news. tom fitzgerald is in cleveland all week long and tomorrow called 5 at 6:30 will shawn s yancy. we'll read your tweets.we it's going to'l be a fast, spontaneous and lifely half hour starting tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. democrats will hold theirhold convention in philadelphia next week. several polls out showing hillary clinton showing a modest lead over donald trump. they all show mrs. clinton withr leads that range from four toour seven points. other surveys show a much closel raise in polls conducted in 11 battle ground states give mrs. clinton just a one pointoit lead. it looks like the heat is not going anywhere, unfortunately. >> no, it ebbs and flows. absolutely. and it's going to get worseorse before it gets better unfortunately. let's take a look at our numberr for today because we were in the low 90s at all

so with that said, i want toto introduce our panelists. this is guy mcpherson.osor emerititus from the university of arizona >> [applause] >>>> shortlyly after earning a ,

over the past week have only added to our movement in saying at first we thought we would caravan totohe dnc did talk about voter suppression and possible election fraud. and other things that have pastfer hired in the months. now it is moving people to say, there's a lot of suffering, a lot of anger and rage and a lot of sadness am a but also a lot of hope and resilience. if we can combine forces -- your singer with black lives matter movements. all movements are united now. we have more power if we stand together than if we stand in solitude. amy: can you explain what the to the dnc"ravan is, how it is physically traveling across the country? >> we have one and los angeles and another starting of portland. we will be crossing states until we get to philadelphia where we will meet. every single state we stopped in each night we will have community meters with desk meetings with leading activist in here about what troubles post up in boulder, colorado, we will talk about fracking. in south dakota, we will meet with those from north dakota. in ferguson -- every place we go, we want to l

memberers of syria's civil defense, a search and rescue organization, that wasas injured when t they tried toto clear the sub emisissions. russia being closely involved end in an alliance with syria, has s a responsibility to make sure that these weapons are not used in ways that contradict international humanitariaian las of war. there is growing evivince that russia is usining them, butut en if they are not, they have a responsibility. sarah: today is world hepatitis day, a day of awareness for the liver disease. there is a crew to the north india city of punjab, where doctors give hopes to drug users who contractcted hepatitis c frm the use of non-sterile needles. >> its golden temple is also known as a place to buy drugs. the spread of drug use has brought with it hepatitis c. psychologists -- this psychologist runs a rehab clinic. many of his patients are infected with the virus. >> every second person has hepatitis c. reporter: infected hair when addicts share needles, which spreads the disease. the situation has gotten worse in the past few years. >> i did not see that much of anything l

torture, saying those responsible for isolated incidents of abuse have been prosecuted and p points toto the ongoing fight against the islamic state group insurgency in the sinai region. for amnesty international, counter terrorist no excuse, nothing more than a figure we are moving against critics. -- nothing more than a fake leaf for moving against critics. laura: systems failure is being blamed for the train crash in italy. still searching for survivors a day after the crash. rescue efforts carried on through the night as rescue teams did their best to disentangle the wrecked locomotives. with each passing minute, hopes of finding anyone else alive faded. the thai prime minister said his thoughts are with the families -- the italian prime minister said his thoughts are with the families. >> the bible says there is a titime for everything. showis a time to cry, to proximity to the families, to serve humanity in the face of pain day in the days to comeme, clearly we w will keep demanding the truth is established on what hass happened, and that responsibilitty is singled out. reportrter:

. >> caller: first i'd like toto make a statement and then a question. i used to be a ups driver for 31 years, and most of that job -- hard to gate good night's sleep and that affected -- >> host: jacob, i'm so sorry bui we're going to have to lose that call. he was coming in and out. did you get -- >> guest: i kind of got the idea. jacob was a ups driver, and i write a lot in the book about the problems of truck drivers. it's really one of the most dangerous occupations, with dozens of deaths, and hundreds of accidents, and this is one of the reasons why we've also launched this week together with -- a campaign against drowsy driving. what has happened, the growingde awareness around drunk driving has meant that drunk driving numbers are going down, and drowsy driving numbers are going up. and last year we had one onecrae million 200,000 crashes crashesd 8,000 deaths so we go ask people to go to change.org and take a pledge not to drive drowsy andno not let friends drive drowsy, and it's easier to know when you're drunk than it is to know when you're ex

the ssea ice is going toto disappean the summertime. the ice is continue to respond, sea level is going to continue to rise, but when we look at things like, well, where are the precipitation patterns going to change? who's going to get more rain? ? who's going to get less rain? what''s going to happen to the american southwest? are theyey going to lose their snowfall? in that sense, there's not a whole lot of robustness between the model simulations yet, so they give different answers in different regions, and so we don't have a good handle, i think, on how rainfall, for example, is going to change in a warming climate. and that's really i think one of the key things that we need to better understand is where is the water going to be? because a lot of regions depend very strongly, for example, on the glacier, to feed the city and provide all the water for a city like santiago, chile, for example, and so better understanding on how precipitation is going to change and snowfall is going to change is one of the key things that we need to