blacks under president obama haven't nearly done as well as whites under president obama. the income gap has widened under president obama and unemployment -- african-americans have lagged whites in unemployment over the course of barack obama's term. so we talk about people voting against their own economic interests. i think it's black men and women, not white noncollege educated men. >> i appreciate flipping that script but i'll say that with -- >> david, i didn't flip any script. i just used her words and said you want to talk about hypocrisy here. the group that's been hit hardest unden an african-american president are african-americans. >> i didn't see much at the republican convention where they addressed that very concern that you're raising. and i will say this. as an african-american male, i think i would be in more trouble at times had we more of the bush policies that we saw over his eight years than we do and the recovery of the economy under obama. but if i might give some historic context to the overall question. and this is really the cultural wars oversha

this circumstance though i am under the agreement of the concept ofwhat this proposes this particular way that this is proposed i just can't support that. >>supervisor. >>i would just like to say that we are spending quite a bit of resources on these housings we know this is an issue that the public cares deeply about when in fact, if you look at the poles it's the top two or three that san francisco's are thinking about and certainly what they would like increased dialogue, discussion, and feedback on. but, as our a feasibility study moves forward on proposition c moves forward and we talk about the size of projects and neighborhoods but also based on the type of needs that we want to fulfill in the citya commission is going to be invaluable in helping to guide the support of the mayor's office in terms of direction that we as a city want to take for affordable housing. in particular, i believe this comes up in almost every single project that are office negotiates and the type of affordable housing that we build and it what income levels. i do not want to say that there is not a rhy

would want to look at and maybe model under. so they're trying to establish memorandums of understanding. unfortunately, what your amendment does is stops that from going forward. and i think that, you know, for right now, b.l.m. needs to come up with a transparent standard so that when people are interacting with b.l.m., state by state, when the taxpayers are looking at what b.l.m. is doing, there's transparency, there's clarity, and there's uniformity. so unfortunately, i have to oppose the gentleman's amendment. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from colorado. mr. lamborn: the gentlelady raised an interesting point. on the surface there's merit to what she says. you weren't aware of this because you weren't in the hearing but when b.l.m. came and spoke to the hearing, i asked them, states like colorado are doing a good job already, why don't you just regulate the states that don't have their own regulation? well, they said no, we want to regulate everybody. they rea

under rule 16. it doesn't matter whether it is cumulative and the right to them. >> let me see if i understand your theory correctly. the government selectively declassify's and did not provide a lot of evidence to show that the defendant was pursuing innocent -- so the jury could assess whatever context which might not appear to be innocent formed a small part of the personality and could be disregarded more or less. my question to you is this. if the defendant had his computer, hard disk returned to him by the government, why couldn't he have access to all the innocent emails of which you think the government has many more? >> we tried to access everything we could. most of the reciprocal information we are asking for is derived from telephone and text messages. >> why couldn't he at least with a cell phone bill show how many times he called, compared to the amount of times the government says the telephone calls were various? -- were nefarious? >> that is what we did. we set out in detail there a

under these conditions ceqa requires alternatives proposed for adoption. planning found that the alternatives were not feasible based on land studies and acquisition cost and, i have on the overhead, the memo from the planningdepartment specifically stating that land when reviewing alternatives increase costs of an alternative do not equate to economic infeasibility [timer dings] >>the fact that it would be sufficient or more or less profitable this not term that it is feasible. this is evidence that the additional cost of the probability are severe and the developer cannot meet that standard. thank you. >>thank you. thank you, supervisor cohen. >>allison, i just have one question for you. this team has been incredible in leading the charge and focusing this conversation around this project and one thing that's on my mind is for what reason did you not make it appeal at the board of appeals? >>i think is a number of speakers have said it is a code compliant project,and our issue with the actual ceqa of the project and we feel the eir is insufficient and no

and i'm only asking is that a legitimate basis in, under analysis of intentional discrimination under the 14th amendment or section 2? >> yes, your honor. my answer to that question is it may be, but we didn't make that argument. the state's not made that argument. however, your honor, i want to point out that in this case the plaintiffs have quoted the -- [inaudible] decision and the quote is, i think as justice kennedy said, there was a troubling mix between race and politics. that was a vote delusion case -- >> i still want to deal with, i want to make sure that i got my question. you didn't make the argument. i'm not saying you made the argument, i'm saying if the plaintiff makes an allegation that race was used in this instance as a basis to effectuate a partisan goal, is that -- what is your argument to that? what is your statement to that? not that you made that argument, because this is not your case. you defending it. i'm asking what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction, your honor, is the evidence does not show that happened, and the district court found that did not hap

under attack. sharyl: the film "13 hours" the secret soldiers of benghazi recounts the story of c.i.a. agents who say they were prevented from going to the immediate rescue of the americans under attack a mile away. and no outside military came to help. but now an internal government email shows u.s. special forces not far away had spun up during the attack and sources say they were headed to benghazi but were stopped. the new details may help explain why congress had so much trouble getting direct answers from obama official who is insisted a rescue attempt was impossible. we questioned in 2013 general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and secretary leon panetta of the department of defense or d.o.d., gave no hint that special forces had actually spun up. >> was any d.o.d. asset ever deployed to help these people before the end of the attack? >> would you -- would you -- >> was any d.o.d. asset, aircraft, or individual soldier, ever sent, put in motion, to help these people be

i under there's one under wait right now where you are now, tim. >> reporter: we're actually in the middleit. this is the coalition for real justice. a whole bunch of different groups walking around city hall. this group started up near the university. basically the chant they have been saying a lot is to this point is don't elect hillary, she kills black people. they changed the chant now. we'll try to keep you away from the profanity. i don't know if you can see, we're sort of in the middle back of the pack. and there's still at least a couple hundred people going that direction. up front here, i'd say, i don't know, guys, about 300 people here? basically, they're blocking off the area around city hall. it's very orderly. in fact, police are all along the sides of the route. everything's very peaceful. everybody seems to be getting along okay. it's really a peaceful protest. the message is getting across. but it is a lot of people. and they're all going down broad street, around city hall at the same time. try not to get into this area with your car, certainly. this is not where you want

. >> i saw the struck smashing a girl under and i noticed behind the truck there waa lot of people down on the earth. >> reporter: people ran for their lives as the truck traveled about a mile. >> we saw a truck coming down the down the road going side to side. i every jumped over a wall and landed on concrete. >> reporter: the man behind the wheel was mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel a 31-year-old french citizen been in tunisia. he was in trouble before for petty crimes including theft. police shot and killed bouhlel. he wasn't religious and was fired from his job recently. the father of three was also in the middle of a divorce. police detained his estranged wife. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: french president francois hollande says 50 people are between life and death after the attack. an american father and son, 51- year-old sean copeland and his 11-year-old son from austin, texas, died. three days of mourning in france begin tomorrow. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, nice, france. >>> the attack in nice comes eight months afternoon the attacks that killed 130 people in paris. after y

nonprofits may not become lobbyists under this under proposition c.t's something we need to be concerned about. my beholder part because you cut the ribbon on a new facility or you have a new executive director and i think with both the conference question and the party question for the community event question, the key really is is there some potential here for undue influence, and i think the key word in my mind would be special treatment. if everybody in the public and pick up an order for the table and public official can pick up in our dirt from the table but doesn't get anything extra then what's the problem? involve speakers haven't faded to your comments are getting lunch and free registration the public officials getting lunch and free registration i don't see the problem and if there's a reasonable i would understand that. i agree with a concern about private meet and greet and hospitality of things i get. that is a valid concern. i agree if it's a $500 conference with fancy buffet or may lunches and things like that. but for the type of com

the barge. 90% of the body was under the barge. their heads yelling for help. i concentrated on one little girl that caught my eye. >> ignoring his own safety, in full uniform and loaded down with steel-toed boots jumps in. straight for the girl who's hidden from the camera's view behind the barge. >> the idea was to keep myself from going under the barge, once i gabbed her, slide along the barge with the current. >> but as he grabs the girl, three other panicked people grab him. >> my back was up against the barge and i held on as hard as i could. >> he saves the four people and by now other coast guard officers have jumped in, including dwight hagans who goes after another person struggling to survive. >> in the front of the barge, i could see some color shirt. i was like, maybe i could swim over and grab this shirt and get this person out. but once i got over to try to get to that shirt, i got caught in the current and sucked under the barge. >> spectators stand by helplessly as hagan is sucked under and finds himself fighting f

the place under construction.se townhomes all occupied, and you had to come in this morning and get everybody evacuated quickly. how well did that go? >> it went really well. that was a top priority, life safety and getting evacuations done. residents all complied well and got out in a quick and safe manner and we did primary searches to make sure all is clear and went on with the firefighting after we secured the life safety risk. >> reporter: about 50 people or so had to be evacuated from the townhomes. the good news is nobody was hurt. no injuries that we know of at this point. where do we go from here? what has to happen through the rest of the day to make sure this fire remains out? >> we will have a number of crews from oakland fire department and alameda county fire department to put out hot spots, keep a close eye on it. we are going to investigate the fire to see if we can find the cause and origin. it's going to be a long process. we will be here well into the evening. >> reporter: a fire starts inside a

the driver was found under the car.not been identified. >>> there is a court battle under way on those tolls that you pay. a new lawsuit says hundreds of millions of drivers should go back to drivers who pay the toll. it says the toll is being used to help pay for metro's silver some drivers will never ride that line. metropolitan authority declined to comment on the lawsuit because it's ongoing. drivers have mixed feelings. >> i don't like taking the metro. >> that would be a good thing especially for the residents in this area. >> this is not the first time the authority has faced a lawsuit like this, but all of the previous suits have been unsuccessful. >>> well, this guy should go by a lat -- lottery ticket. the shocking crash and all the good samaritans. >>> a story you need to see on your way to work this morning, why the kind of gas you put in your car matters. >>> we're going to see a major warm up. your business needs a lot of speed. but getting it doesn't have to break the bank. introducing the comcast busines

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they are just getting under way. you can of course watch those trials in prime time right here on nbc bay area starting at 8:00 tonight. here are the standings in the final round, number one, cy moan biles, that's followed by lori hernandez, she's an up and coming. fourthmy cay will skinner and reagan smith. now gabby douglas is in seventh place right now after a frustrating initial performance. she has tonight to make up some serious ground. pete is joining us now from sap center in san jose, and pete, obviously nobody's decided these are the women that are hoping that are going to go, only five gets places on the team. >> yes, that competition is under way right now. gymnastics city usa and heading inside to catch the final night of competition, and we spoke to fans beforehand. they are nervous. the pressure is on for the gymnasts inside of the sap center. >> our daughter said it friday night, they had butterflies in their stomachs just watching the girls compete because they know what they're feeling. >> reporter:

senator bernie sanders confirmed talks for an endorsement of clinton are under way.nd our sources tell us the two will be appearing together on the campaign trail tuesday in new hampshire, bret. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> donald trump was also off the campaign trail today, instead trying to rally support right here in washington. the gop's presumptive nominee met with republicans in congress today in an attempt to close the party divide. so have any feelings changed? carl cameron reports. >> reporter: donald trump got mixed reviews after meeting with house and senate republicans in washington. >> we had a very good exchange on just lots of ideas and policy issues. >> i wasn't particularly impressed. i think it was the normal stream of consciousness that's long on hyperbole and short on facts. >> he's right on issues, and he's listening to the american people. >> he has a lot of persuading to do with the american people, including myself. >> reporter: newt gingrich praised trump in ohio last night. >> everybody else talks about how they would like to change washingto

there was a terror attack under way.s now in dhaka, the capital of bangladesh. a hostage situation it is believed, at a restaurant and bakery. not far from the u.s. embassy there. no live pictures because they have toppstopped broadcasting s those inside do not know what is going on. i want to go to ivan watson who is in istanbul where we had odd deadly attack. i know you have covered a number of previous attacks, but they tend to be on individual targets. this one if it is isis, more coordinat coordinated, larger, and more vicious. >> yes, in this case whoever is carrying out this attack is holding ground and fighting back. and what the trend that we reported on extensively in the past, is targeted machete murders. killings that have targeted everything from bloggers to members of minority groups to an italian aide worker. and these are carefully planned attac attacks, they will pull up maybe on motorcycles, and chop people down in the street and then flee in june that mounted an incredible effort to put a stop to the e

tell us about air france, and your line under pressure. william: under pressure on 2 fronts.air france ended up reported profits of 41 million euros. companies facing a week long cap and crew strike -- cabin crew strike that began today. both in theertainty brexit aftermath and security concerns in france after recent attacks. all pointed to external effects having a real impact on their operations. julia sieger takes a closer look at air france's woes. the busiest usually travel time in france, but the terminals at the airport this wednesday were called as 15% of the air france flights were canceled. >> disgusting. i cannot believe they are on strike this time of year. >> it is just not the right way of doing it. julia: the weeklong strike comes after talks failed to bring a compromise on labor court rules, pay my promotions. ministers want to extend the current record for 17 months while unions want an extension of five years. the company ceo slammed the terms and timing of the latest right. -- latest strike. >> i felt very sad when i heard about this strike. it is unfortun

you know, under the nato umbrella? i'm not 100% sure, but that's what makes this a little extra nervous than any other country that this could have taken place in in the middle east. >> certainly that would be part of the nato deployment. the kinds of things they don't usually talk about but it would be -- understandably, they would be tactical weapons certainly at incirlik. >> there's nuclear strategically placed there as well. >> along with 2,000 u.s. military personnel and a bunch of contractors. and turkish nationals working under contract with the united states armed forces. looking at more of the state department social media feed, remembering that social media have been largely shut down in turkey, state department. all flights are currently suspended. we had reported that before. and they are urging americans in turkey, monitor local press for updates. avoid areas of conflict. exercise caution if in vicinity of any military or security forces. these pictures sure are dramatic. they show different neighborhoods

silva, under president obama, has the united states become more safe from terror or more -- under morest seven and a half years? >> i think that any objective observer of the region would say that the situation is worse now than it was seven or eight years ago. from end to end, the middle east is in chaos, isis has spread into several different countries. does isis have the ability to carry out a directed mass causality event in the united states? we don't know, but we don't know what we don't know, and it might be a distinction without a difference. this gentleman killed 50 people in orlando. that is more than three suicide attackers -- >> we don't know, mr. silva, but we do know he did take credit and did it for al baghdadi and isis. thank you very much. coming up next right here on "hannity" -- >> when you look at her decisions, when you look at the fact that she has got such bad decision making ability, when you look at what's gone on during obama's years, look at what's going on with radical islamic terrorism. we have a president and her, except i sort of shamed her into it, okay,

parts of new york under a tornado watch. new jersey, under a severe thunderstorm watch.until 10:00 p.m. this evening but i weather service will drop the watch before it's set to expire. not very impressed with what i am seeing right now. certainly notç helpful if you' trying to get out of town. as we look at parts of the metro area, you can see rain inside of the beltway. heavier rain pushing in to arlington and parts of the district within the next 30 minutes. bowie, you'll get rain in 20 to 30 minutes as well. severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 p.m. this evening. weather alert day here, big concerns would be heavy rainfall and gusty winds. heat index right now showing how muggy it is. it's feeling about 90 degrees in washington and leesburg. 93 in manassas. humidity shot up today. good news as we head into the evening and overnight hours as the threat of rain comes to an end around 8:00, 9:00 p.m. the humidity diminishes and clouds move out. as we move towards 9:00, 10:00, mid-70s. really nice at this point. and then moving off to the east, maybe scattered showers

. >> they have accounted for 100% of american citizens working under the chief of mission authority. >> reporter: but there are many americans among the dozens of aid workers who live in the capital. a news agency linked to isis claims fighters from the terror group attacked a restaurant frequented by foreigners. neither u.s. intelligence nor local authorities have confirmed this, but true or not, this brazen attack is new and sinister. >> it shows they have capacity and capability to infiltrate an area and operate on an international scale. >> reporter: terrorist attacks in muslim bangladesh doubled last year, islamists shaking the country with recent murderers of foreigners and locals. tonight the restaurant siege continues. police say at least two of their officers are dead, the numbers of gunmen and hostages inside unclear. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> while these tense scenes continue to play out in bangladesh, we're getting rare access inside the u.s. mission to take the fight to isis at its strong holds in the middle east. nbc's foreign correspondent richard engel takes u

with front-line cops feeling under the microscope and under siege.tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up, the struggle to save a national treasure from rising tides. >>> we're taking a look tonight at one of america's most beautiful natural attractions under threat from mother nature itself. now the rush is on to preserve a beloved and historic herd of animals before it is too late. ann thompson went to an island paradise in danger of being lost. >> reporter: every day is a day at the beach for the wild horses of the assateague island national seashore. they are the star attraction on maryland's coast, mixing so freely with sunbathers and campers, the horses joined in the price family's campfire last summer. >> it was just such an amazing, mystical experience. >> reporter: legend says the horses swam ashore 300 years ago after a spanish galleon sank. but the truth is it was colonists hiding them to avoid paying taxes that brought the animals here. now their home is dramatically changing. do the horses come up here? >> they do, yes, indeed.

he repeatedly turned under a landing zone under fire. he's credited with saving crew members of the helicopter. >>> there could be an exciting announcement on the future of laurel regional hospital. our bureau chief tells us the county executive and laurel's mayor are set to speak today. the hospital was changed to a walk-in outpatient center. hundreds of people lost their jobs there. the decision to down-size came from dimensions health care system, a nonprofit hospital system and without the approval of elected officials. >>> unusual story out of spots israel sylvania -- spotsylvania county. they say a man is dead after a golf cart accident. deputies do not suspect foul play. the medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. >>> expect protesters outside of the prince george's county administration building this morning. some residents are against the development of a super walmart in clinton. council members meet to discuss the proposal at 10:00. exiting store -- existing store in clinton to a new 24-hour super center. it'

and that was under, just so you understand, that was done under obama's administration. as far as the ukraine is concerned, it's a mess. that's under the obama administration, with his strong ties to nato. so with all of these strong ties to nato, ukraine is a mess, crimea has been taken. don't blame donald trump with that. we'll do better. we'll have batter relationship with russia. maybe. and having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> you said you have no investments in russia. do you owe any money to russian individuals and institutions? >> no. none. i bought from the the banks. i bought it for about $40 million. i sold it for $100 million to a russian. that was probably five years ago. and, that was primarily it. will i sell -- >> the grand -- >> will i sell -- many years ago. i don't think they're russian. there were various partners. will i sell condos to russians on occasion? probably. i mean, i do that. i have a lot of condos. i do that. i have no relationship to russia. whatsoever. >> no debts. >> no debts. i have very little deb

utter shock is an under statement. let me ask you this question. >> as i indicated -- >> my time is limited. based upon your unwillingness to rule out future employment in light of the fact that you and your husband had a 30 minute conversation with the spouse of a pending federal investigation, the subject or target of a pending federal investigation and with the person who would be the subject or target of the federal investigation if there is one into the clinton foundation would you agree that if there is such an investigation you will have to recuse yourself from that one? >> congressman, with respect to other matters before this committee or before the department of justice, they will be reviewed like any other. i will take all appropriate action that i would need to take. >> i will take that as a no and let me move on. >> just as i will not comment on the statements of candidates -- >> i'm not going to let you run out the clock. let me move on. on july 5 one week after your meeting with bill clinton fbi director

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arrests under way. the u.s. state department warning americans in turkey to shelter in place and stay indoors. as the white house now monitors this closely. a major u.s. ally, where this coup is unfolding. we have team coverage. >>> also tonight, the terror in france. the 20-ton truck. new reporting on the driver. the american victims. the father and son. and the urgent search now for the american student. amid heightened security here in the u.s. could an attack like this, a truck, be prevented here at home? a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, we are monitoring a military coup under way in turkey. this evening, it's descended into chaos. these images from inside turkey right now. gunfire in the streets of istanbul. arrests under way. the u.s. state department is telling u.s. citizens to she would -- shelter in place. and a statement being read on turkish tv is saying martial law is now in turkey. and this coup continues as crowds surge at this h

even under the rec test here. indicate and the same question i asked you earlier -- the earlier attorney. be your best evidence to show this connection between historical and the discrimination? >> that evidence is set on page of our reply brief. and we presented evidence on each claim. so for same-day registration, we showed literacy disadvantages as well as transportation disadvantages. that same-dayto registration helped to ameliorate, because you only have to go once to register and vote. and if you have any literacy are people there who will make sure that you don't leave something out, box and areeck a not -- your registration is not then.sed and we did that for each of the toims and different evidence connect the eliminated practice vestige specific to that particular claim. much timeon't have left, so i would like to make a couple of comments on discrimination, if i may. there what i would say. 2, intentional discrimination? >> my comments go to both. what i would say there is that plaintiffs -- the eviden

he wants to put the army and spies services under his control. and, ankara asking germany to extradite suppose it coup supporters. plus, endorsements from president obama, hillary clinton will make her own case for the top office in the united states. she will be speaking soon, and we will have live coverage on the final night of the convention. i am sarah harmon, think you for joining me. german chancellor angela merkel says it she will do everything humanly possible to ensure security after a wave of violent attacks this month. and a highly anticipated press conference, she said a better early warning system was needed to detect radicalization among refugees. critics say her open-door refugee policy allowed islamic extremism into germany. her response, strong and defiant. >> it does not seem like she is under pressure, but chancellor merkel must respond to the attack set of taken place in germany over the course of just a few days. two of the attacks, including a suicide bombing in the town of ansbach, by a man who was denied asylum, had a terr

it's an apartment building under construction and no one was living here. there was a crane or is a crane here on the scene that's being used in the construction an one point that crane was a threat to firefighters. >> construction crane over the top and it was moving around significantly. which it should not be doing. based on the heat of the fire and things going on so there were -- we were worried about the crane coming down, as well. >> reporter: there are evacuations in place. 900 block of apgar evacuated and 101 units on adeleine asked to leave the homes just in case. but we haven't heard of any injuries 0er any other buildings that have been impacted. there was a water issue at one point. the ladder trucks are spraying 500 to 1,000 gallons a minute and they had to ask east bay mud to increase the water pressure to the yaer and draining so much to get the fire doused and try to start getting it under control. they don't know when exactly that's going to happen. they say, again, they'll be here for several hours. we are standing in oakland, reporting l

. >> did hillary clinton lie under oath?not to the fbi, not in a case we're working. >> did you review the documents where congressman jim jordan asked her specifically and she said, quote: there was nothing marked classified on my emails either sent or received, end quote? >> i don't remember reviewing that particular testimony but aware of that being said though. >> did the fbi investigate her statements under oath on this topic? >> not to my knowledge. i don't think there has been a referral from congress. >> do you need a referral from congress to investigate her statements under oath? >> sure do. >> you'll have one. >> now, i don't really understand that, why the fbi cannot investigate public statements made under oath in the course of an investigation without a specific referral. we have been trying to find out very specifically. i don't want to make any mistakes here so we are working on it now, most of the other testimony was a rehash of what has already been said. >> secretary clinton said there was nothing marked c

under the rule, the previous question is ordered. is a separate vote demanted on any of the committee of the whole. if not, the question is on the adoption of the amendments. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendments are adopted of the the question is on engrossment and third reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the clerk: a bill making appropriations for the department of interior, environment and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2017 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the passage of the bill. the yeas and nays are ordered members will record their votes y electronic device. pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, this five-minute vote on passage of h.r. 5538, will be followed by a five-minute vote on passage f h.r. 4992. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-capt

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you were just listening to robert reich secretary under president -- the former labor secretary underent clinton. he was a bernie sanderers supporter and now says he will vote for hillary clintonon. when we come back, we will hear some of the words of donald trump and get response. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman wiwith juan gonzalez. juan: in n a moment, we will rereturn to ourr debate, but fi, let't's turn to dodonald trump's nomination speech at the rnc in cleveland. said sanders supporters would vote for him in the fall. mr. trump: i have seen how the system is rigged against our citizens, just like it was rigged against bernie sanders. he never had a chance. never had a chance. supporters will join our movement because we will fix his biggest single issue, trade deals that strip our country of its jobs and strip us of our wealth as a country. democrats will join our movement because we will fix the system so it works fairly and justly for each and every american. juan: that was donald trump talking at the convention in cleveland. robert reich, donald t

funded, under staffed, and under attack.n just six years, the san jose police department has gone from 1,400 officers to 855. now just 18 recruits are in the academy. >> there's a lot of fear in law enforcement. there's a lot of fear with our officers families as well. when they come to work every day. i don't know how there could be. we hire from the human race. which is the point i think people forget that our officers are human beings too. >> reporter: the biggest issue in san jose, disputes over pay and pensions. departments across the country are losing officers en masse to retirements 30 years after they staffed up for the crack and crime epidemic. now with police tactics under scrutiny, morale is sagging and fewer recruits are signing up. baltimore lost 6% of its officers following last year's riots. detroit lost 5% this year. kathy lanier has been the washington, d.c. police chief for nine years. >> it's like any profession. when there's negative publicity around a profession, your recruiting tool goes down and we ar

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two of the victims were under 14 at the time. the third was under 16.unbar was arrested in march for a traffic warrant and his fingerprints matched those recovered at one of the scenes. dunbar is now being held at the berkeley jail. his bail has been set at $415,000. >>> an investigation into a suspicious death is underway in palo alto. officers say the body of a woman in her 60s was found in a home on creekside drive. investigators say a family member went to check on the victim just before 8:00 last night and discovered the body. responding officers say evidence at the scene indicates that the death is suspicious. police say they plan to be on the scene for much of the weekend. >>> a richmond police officer has been placed now on leave in connection with a growing sex scandal involving a teenage woman who describes herself as a call girl. several other richmond officers have been reassigned and are now under investigation. but they're not on leave as the department investigates the extent of the relationships with celeste guap. she has accused the dep

under president obama a total of 159 detainees have been transferred. today 79 remain. president bush acted to wheedling the detainee population because he understood that and i quote, the detention facility had become a propaganda tool for our enemies and distraction for our allies, close quote. president obama has continued to detainee transfer for many of the same reasons. of the 79 detain years detained at guantanamo today 29 are currently approved for transfer. detain years have been des at a timed for transfer during this administration through one of two rigorous processes. president obama ordered the first ever comprehensive review of all of the 242 detain years in u.s. custody. in 2009-2010 the guantanamo review task force sometimes also called the executive order force comprised of professionals from across the government assembled all reasonable available information relevant to determining an appropriate disposition for the the detainee, based on task force recommendations the department of defense, state, justice and homeland security, the office of the dir

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he was under oath, too. they talked.other things that were said under oath him told the story.exactly what -- the way it was, the way he saw it but their also political talking points gained by the republican. that should be enough. >> why would comey conduct an interview with hillary clinton and not put it under oath and not record the interview? >> that's one of the argumented that is long standing with the fbi and the u.s. attorney. they don't record their interviews. there's been a lot of pressure for them to do and it i know in certain districts they do but by and large they just do a 302 report. was surprised to hear she wasn't under oath. that's typical, par for the course, when you're talking to a witness but probably negotiate between the parties as the rules of the game. >> your reaction, mark, to what you heard today. >> i know jim comey permanently. i thought he handled the questions very well but i also -- again, this is typical jim comey. you're not going to get whether you're cheering for one side or the other anything from him but what he views as the truth, and

, under oath and even told the american public more so that she didn't do it. she has lied to the american public and i think that is the highest form of negative activity that really ought to disqualify her in the minds of many people and even higher and more responsible position. we are looking at a key concern with american people that they don't trust us they don't trust politicians they are concerned and they are confused and they are angry when they see this happen they see a double standard that if you are a certain person you can get off others could not get off for the same thing. they don't have to purchase the lot like we do they just simply do that. i think the day it came out very clearly that hillary clinton did it regardless of the excuses that she is given and i think the american public well had to decide how much further they will go with her. charles: quickly sir, they indicated that some sort of referral will be made to the fbi to look further into these contradictions that were out and out lies that may have been committed by hillary clinto