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you take all of the pain, ug ugliness and booing. you jam it into the first night. >> talk about making lemonade out of lemons, your indicateding wit was some kind of a plan. >> no. no. what i'm saying is bernie sanders, whether he will be good or bad you put him on monday. you take all of the things you think could go wrong and you try to get them over on day one. the reason the republicans got worse coverage is because for some reason they spaced it out. >> i would say that the bernie sanders supporters did not go away after monday night. they were there but their coverage ended after monday. it was ahe headline and then it was as if they had gone away and they weren't burning flags. the mainstream wanted to -- >> there were rainstorms and things. >> and you could still hearing boos in the background but not on tv. the question is should the president, vice president, first lady and hillary clinton herself and her husband. >> if you look at the way they covered the convention, we have convention fury and a divided party. i spent a

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. >>> join ug tonight on cable and at 11:00 here on abc 7 and the president has now returned to the countryaged a coup. this is new video into the newsroom. it shows the president arrived at the istanbul airport and we'll have the latest from the ground in turkey and local reaction to the chaotic events there this evening. >> and that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. we are keeping our eye on breaking news. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. we'll leave you with one final look at the protest march going on in oakland. >> it is on broadway near 11th and things leek peaceful so far. get the latest o this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a teacher from friendswood, texas... an italian instructor and study abroad director originally from lexington, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a law clerk from philadelphia, pennsylvania... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. yeah, i know, ladies and gentlemen. $3,999, not much money. the luck of the draw. i was

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there is a possibility of some isolated showers and thunderstormsç pop ug ping up afternoon.w scattered showers in the airy. and it looks like we're back in the 90s later today. >>> thank you, bill. count on nbc 10 for complete coverage of decision 2016. we'll continue to broadcast from here at the wells fargo center throughout the dnc. >> and make sure you have the nbc 10 app. we will send you alerts about road closures and traffic trouble as the president and vice president arrive in the city today. make sure you follow us on social media. we've been posting all kinds of things. that's all for "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. thanks for joining us. the "today" show live on independence mall starts right now. shattering the ceiling. hillary clinton makes history becoming the first woman nominated for president by a major party. the night featuring an impassioned personal speech from her husband, the former president. >> in the spring of 1971, i met a girl. >>> president obama set to make his case for clinton tonight and taking on donald trump in

. >> because of a huge voter turnout, and i say "uge --" >> but clinton scored big victories and startedlegates and in march sanders started talking about fighting all the way to philadelphia. >> the convention will be a contested contest. >> sanders claimed he could be the super delegates to switch sides if he could keep on winning. >> we're going to go marching out with the democratic nomination. >> and he was not budging. >> not even after clinton made history becoming the presumptive nominee. >> we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. sanders was still in the race a month later when the feds wrapped up clinton's e-mail investigation. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> that same day, president obama hit the campaign trail with clinton for the first time. >> to make sure that hillary rodham clinton is the next president of the united states of america. >> finally, less than two weeks before the start of the conventio

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he sat down with the uge anden war refugee to talk about civil rights and the power of diversity. >> the best thing of characteristic to give hope is the fact that we have such a heterogenus population. i think it's more of a mosaic where each individual still has a shining bright different color or different characteristic. and you put them all together and u you have a group of people who have committed themselves to a higher ideal. freedom of religion or whatever it was. so we still have that inherent characteristic in our country. so what we've had over 220 or 230 years or so is the commitment to imu prove ourselves. we mistakes. but it's become increasingly apparent, who knows where it becomes adequately applied to a majority of our people, it is self-correcting. >> you can see the entire conversation with former president jimmy carter tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. now, a look at the presidency and how past administrations have dealt with the issue of poverty. this discussion includes journalists, the director of the linden b. johnson presidential library and former po

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that's where the european banks are a few years behind the ugs banks and still a question of who's going to need to raise capital. the difference, though, to the european stress test two years ago, there's no immediate pass or fail. not quantitative. it's qualitative. we have to dive into the numbers deeply and focused on the cet one ratio, the common ratio is of the banks and italian banks really in the eye of the storm. political contagion possible there and in terms of big banks, boich bank, the focus. if they had to raise capital, the price to book very low and hard to do so. >> why are they waiting until 4:00 here in the u.s. in that's late on a friday night. trying to bury it in europe or what? >> we can draw conclusions from that. waiting until all equity markets have closed for the week and no immediate overreaction and i suppose they hope that if people have the weekend to dive into the numbers then they can make sure there's no exaggerated response in the market immediately. >> all right. well, we'll all wait for those numbers. thanks. see you later. catch his exclusive intervi

wee check in with them coming ug just a little later.. >> can't wait for that.for of course the big storyhis t morning is the terror in nice nc after bastille day celebrationei ends in bloodshed there. this was the scene last night as a truck driver plowed into awed crowd on a promenade driving fog more than mile leaving behind a trail of bodies, destruction ana tears.te the terrifying moments caught on cell phone video.ideo here's the latest we know as off right now the death toll standsa at 84. attacker shot and killed byndilb police in a hail of gunfire hash been identified as a man with criminal history.to authorities are calling the t rampage of an act of terror and france's president extended the nation's state of emergency. emn >> that's right. this is the fifth terror tack in france since january 2015. 201 and the world is showing solel solidarity check this out that'a omni hotel in dallas the scene e last week's deadly attack lit ul in the color of the french flag. >> meanwhile autho france continue to look noto l driver and whether he was part of a larger plot. p president obama

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entemporariy blocked right now traffic is tri getting by on the rightn the ght shoulder, but this is backing ugbound side alloue the way back to 195.. so watch for big delays startina to grow. if you're coming down fromm baltimore this morning myorning suggestion to you 95 southboundn there's congestion there from fm the morning rush.the moing but not nearly as slow as what w we'll start to see pick up on u baltimore washington parkway anh 100 alsoin start to go back up s folks divert there. move it over to crash thataha cleared in oaktown, 123 north passed 66. 66. 50 inbound towards the beltwayab bit slow and 66 stop gone traffic through centreville. 395 does jam to the 14th4th street bridge and slow-movingw-o traffic there.traffic th across the 14th street bridgetri you're heavy, and freeway east and westbound you w can see a lot of red there tre simply because of congestion. co in the district we are startingt to see a lot of traffic pick upk down by the white house and the capitol is to be expected for your normal morning commute.mu inner loop branch avenue to thee wilson bridge 6 miles wil

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afternoon wo got oh look out for the the possibility there could be one n the front here that will hang ugthunderstormss that develop.elop. so lower eastern shore, southerh maryland, central virginia yougy have the best chance for storms today. most of the region will be dryil later this afternoon. again high temperatures about 90. northwest flow that will keepl k things nice and quiet for the t time being.eing and tonight nice moon out theree get out enjoy it. tomorrow looks fantastic and then the changes start in bign g changes in the way of big heat h by the end of the week.he wee all right.all r that's your set up for tomorrowr let's enjoy tomorrow first.w f let's enjoy our day.ur d. by thursday and friday we'llye' start to build the heat and it looks unfortunately like we cann do some of these numbers prettyt close to home by saturday andnd sunday afternoon and perhaps that heat advisory p combination of heat and humiditd heat index will push 110 by 1 b saturday and sunday afternoon.nn so again extreme heat and the other sort of hallmark of a heaa wave it's going last for severas days

frederick 79.ed we're starting to warm things uu out there but what's stopping ug from taking off soar is the ie cloud cover.d cover when you have a little bit off cloud cover out there it's stili very bright out but these clouds are thick enough that it'sha keeping temperatures from kind of sky rocketing.. the culprit why we have thesee e clouds this complex of stormsfts here in northeastern portions - i'm sorry northwestern portionsn of the pennsylvania as thisnsyls continues to come southward ite may kick up a storm or two.r t i'll show you this model runodel here that shows this clusters us falling apart as it goats closer to us depending on how fast itwt falls apart depends on how manym thunderstorm or two later on l this afternoon that 7:00 o'clocl this evening the nats get underway could be a storm hereth or there. tre so we'll keep an eye on thishi temps later today 97 here in washington.ingt pretty much mid to upper 99s 9 feeling like 100 for just abouto everybody. that's a check of the forecast.c back to you at the good dayd d couch. >> mike, thank you very much. ta of cour

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