others said they were unimpressed.cribed the upcoming election as a dumper the fire. >> disturbing new numbers on the mental health crisis facing so many of our veterans. the va says roughly 20 vets kill themselves each day. in 2014 more than 74 00 veterans took their own lives. that's 18% of all suicides in america even though they make up less than 9% 069 american population. >> an arrest. anthony pageant was expected to be charged with two counts and murder and several counts of assault. he's believed to be man the near where the first victim was found. back in 2010 he was sent no prison for setting a homeless man on fire as he was sleeping. >>> new numbers from the cdc on the zika virus in this country. most of the pregnancies have not gone to term. seven with birth defects after their mothers were infected. the mothers were infected outside of the united states. >> the final nato summit for president obama. the president will meet with the eu leaders this morning to discuss how they plan to negotiate the exit. his

i have not spoken to a delegate here it was unimpressed. >> i know the rollcall vote is coming up to nominate the presidential candidate. any surprises expected? >> i don't think so. the delegates here, even those against donald trump have been taking part in these rebellions, they admit trump is going to be the nominee. they will try to cause trouble in that rollcall but nobody expects anything other than donald trump getting the nomination this week. >> you will be there covering it. we would take a short break. when we come back, more news. we are back in 60 seconds. ♪ >> live from berlin. our top story. the islamic state has released this video showing a young afghan man who attacked passengers on a german train. authorities say the video is real and the teenager left several evil badly injured before beig shot dead by police. melania trump accused of plagiarism after addressing the republican party convention. personally -- her speech contained parts of an address given by michelle obama. on sunday and iraq war veteran gunned down six policeman in baton rouge. three died. the am

. >> i like how nick is unimpressed with someone standing on their head. >> on a turntable. >> i couldthat all day. >> i'm impressed. >> all right, all right. sorry. this is an artistic collaboration called -- >> i see what you mean, though. it's less exuberant. they need to take both videos and combine them and attach 300 rockets to the legs. now you're talking. i'm interested. >>> thanks for spending part of your holiday with us. we appreciate it. we'll catch you guys on the next "right this minute." yes, drew! >>> hot off the grill with a sky high celebration, we're all amped up for the fourth of july, "right this minute." wait, wait. >> it's a party by the pool and some guys with -- >> fireworks. woo-hoo. >> but see the reason you're supposed to leave it to the pros. >> ah! [ bleep ]. >> independence day homecoming makes military families -- why some more than others. >> you don't need no stinking boat. >> just hop on the jet surf. >> the summer toy you need now. >> a prankster rigs a fireworks on a family member's door because -- >> she always closes the door behind her. >> the mo

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. >> reporter: donald trump unsurprisingly unimpressed. >> i watched her last night giving a speech that was so average. >> reporter: promising more attacks on hillary clinton to come. i'm starting to agree with you. i'm taking the gloves off, right? yes? take the gloves off. >> reporter: today attacking hillary clinton and others who hit him on the dnc stage, but staying silent for now about one of the most powerful moments of the night. >> god bless you, thank you. >> reporter: by a man named kizer khan. united states constitution? i will. i will gladly lend you my copy. >> reporter: today, khan's heading home to virginia. >> the reaction had been overwhelming and encouraging as well. >> reporter: after kahn directed this message to trump. >> you have sacrificed nothing and >> reporter: at the same time, trump was delivering his own message on the campaign trail, reiterating his support of waterboarding. >> they can cut your throats, we can't water board? you know, we're playing by different rules. >> reporter: a striking contrast in a tale of two speeches. undeterred, but change unlik

others were unimpressed.e upcoming election as a dumpster fire. >> we'll continue to cover the breaking news at this hour. you have at least 11 area dallas police officers gunned down at a black lives matter protest. the emergency rooms are busy in dallas overnight with all those victims. >> investigators have their hands full as they try to piece together exactly what happened here. four officers dead. 7 more injured and a civilian injured as well. we'll have more reactions to that story just ahead. >>> welcome back. we're continuing to following the developments out of dallas. happening overnight, 11 police officers gunned down at what was a peaceful protest. four of them, sadly have died. and seven others are seriously injured as well as you mentioned before, there was one civilian who was injured as well. >> that's right. police say they have several suspects in custody they're talking to. they're also investigating possible threats of bombs in the area. again an active and fluid story. we are continuing

absolutely unimpressed by the robbery that's going on. he finishes making an order and then he hands it to the man who was sitting there waiting for his order. then he walks to the back of the shop and the guy with the gun is like, well, and just turns around and walks out. >> i got things to do. going about your merry way. he had a gun, he took it out. when he breaks out the backpack he sees the gun at one point. >> it's real. i'm telling you exploded. >> can't bury police are looking for this guy but i don't know if he's going to try this again because man, that was the ultimate walk of shame. >> everybody knows that i love magic. these tricks are incredible. this first one is from russia and it's amazing. this guy makes $230,000 just vanish. if you're wondering how he does it, just driving down the street in moscow. whee! >> oh. >> you idiot. just because it's a sports car doesn't mean it's going -- >> that lamborghini, they go for about $230,000 u.s. dollars, just comes to skidding around the outside of this guy who claimed it was 55

. >> trump fans were unimpressed with the midday display. >> they have their opinions just like i have my opinion about him and i like him. hillary is corrupt. she needs to go to prison. >> reporter: but most locals we talked to seemed okay with the free speech on display. no matter how loud or disrupti disruptive. >> let somebody be heard out. let them speak and let them get their emotioning and feelings out and take it in and respect that. >> reporter: trump is expected to break with tradition tonight. imagine that. and take the stage at least briefly to introduce his wife milania for her big speech this evening. take a good look, lucy, she could be america's next first lady. >> going to be an interesting next couple of weeks. thank you very much, bruce. >>> of course next week the excitement comes to philadelphia as we roll out the welcome mat for delegates to the democratic national convention. fox 29' as cena kuriakose all over town not just taking a look at how local businesses are trying to make visitors feel welcome and make money but the plans to keep everyone safe. sabina? >>

some republicans say they were encouraged by what trump had to say while others were unimpressed., former rival, you see there, ted cruz accepted trump's invitation to speak at the convention, but stopped short of endorsing him. >>> vice president joe biden is hitting the campaign trail as well today, joining hillary clinton in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. the joint appearance comes as the state department reopens its investigation into clinton's private e-mail server. the internal review was put on hold until the fbi's investigation was completed. this could lead to some state department staffers losing their security clearances. >>> fbi director james comey vigorously defended the decision to not prosecute hillary clinton after more than four hours of testimony on capitol hill. >> they accused of showing a double standard for powerful people but comey insisted clinton was not given special treatment. and he denied the timing of his announcement was planned with the white house. >> look me in the eye and listen to what i'm about to say. i did not coordinate that with a

some republicans say they were encouraged by what trump had to say while others were unimpressed. meanwhile, former rival you see there ted cruz accepted trump's invitation to speak at the convention, but stopped short of endorsing him. >>> vice president joe biden is hitting the campaign trail as well today joining hillary clinton in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. the joint appearance comes as the state department re-opens its investigation into clinton's private e-mail server. the internal review was put on hold until the fbi's investigation was completed. now, this could lead to some state department staffers losing their security clearances. >>> and fbi director james comey vigorously defended the decision to not prosecute hillary clinton in more than four hours of testimony on capitol hill. >> republicans accuse the fbi of showing a double standard for powerful people, but comey insisted clinton was not given special treatment, and he denied the timing of his announcement was planned with the white house. >> look me in the eye, and listen to what i'm about to say. i

you are saying everybody knows that will be unimpressive. what is going to drive guidance? will cause it to pick up? with a newmes out iphone in the fourth quarter, and the first 10-12 days is the opening window of that launch, so that usually affects significantly given how many iphones apple sells at each launch. services, versus there is a seasonal pattern to iphone sales, but services has not gone anywhere. it is significant in terms of the dollar amount, but this is still a hardware company. >> the chart is showing it is a hardware company at heart, but also showing services are stable for apple and growing slowly. years, appleof has a big services launch. hardware isfard falling, services are growing steadily. that isa company sustainable. apple still has a services business to fall back on and they are showing new ways to leverage that from the new programs. >> stay with us and help us break down apple results. another look at shares of twitter, trading lower after revenue forecasts disappointed and miss testaments. we are just minutes away from apple results. you ca

enter the two largest sectors in the s&p 500 that have put up some pretty unimpressive numbers. i'm talking about the technology stocks and the financials. even though those six out of the ten sectors in the s&p were up more than 500, the berps mark closed up 2.7%. much of the relative weakness can be laid on the feet of these two. particularly the financials. >> sell, sell, sell. >> when i said at the top of the show begin to report tomorrow. the single most important sector out there, given that i.t. accounts for nearly 20% of the s&p 500. when money is flowing into tech stocks, the whole market levitat levitates. when tech flat lines, guess what, the averages languish too. even though the tech stock was up barely more than 1%. this is where the focus was all over the place. >> sell, sell, buy, buy, buy. >> and unlike what we saw with the industrials yesterday where some subsectors like machinery did well, like the airlines suffered, things in the tech category weren't so clear. we have intuit, climbing more than 15%. while losers like auto desk climbed 11%. communication equi

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joe: bill gross among those unimpressed with the jobs report, despite a whopping over 200,000 jobs addedeconomy is far from perfect and they say it will not be good to meet -- weekly move rates. bill gross: things are not as then,dory as 250,000 but it is nothing to get excited about. interestedget anyone in what janet yellen and company are going to do? does a change the cancellation of when they might move? bill gross: i do not think so. lookstill have brexit to into the eyes of, the whites of the eyes. problems with italian banks and the ecb and the eu, problems with the u.k. property mutual funds. of know, there is a sense illiquidity in markets and the fed is obsessed with markets to the extent that there is discord around the world. i think that they will stay where they are. they have wanted to raise interest rates, they did it once. i think that they will raise several times, and have a positive yield, which will help thanks -- thanks. -- banks. mike: your call is for how many rate moves this year? bill gross: about .5 over the next 12 months. about 12 basis points each. that is

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. >> that looks like i'm unimpressed,. >> i don't use it any more because he thought it mentally was coming on to him. >> maybe it is just him. >> that is problem withe maine gis, you can't tell what people are trying to say. maybe that is why people are getting more sex because they are interpreting it wrong and you're just like hmm. >> i sent them to our hr person and she looked at me funny. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> did you get in trouble? you are always seeing her. >> what are you trying to say to me. >> my goodness. >> i also like the one with the tears, laughing, crying eye that. >> i get that more than anything else. >> you are funny. >> only thing that with him is his bite maine gi because it looks exactly like him and it is like, it almost looks better than you. >> well, it does look better then me. >> this is my last night? yes. >> you were saying this is so perfect. >> you can dress fine. >> i can start fine. >> that is mine. it is a little cover up. >> what are you doing laying in the bed it is a swimsuit. >> i have a drink. >> okay. >> i just want a drink in a comfortable bed

and the s&p is positive up two points right now, but wall street is suddenlien -- suddenly unimpressed with the fed. we are watching tick by tick. remember exactly at this time yesterday the dow made a run at greener fields so anything can happen. we are watching it moment by moment. oracle, software giant snapping for $9.3 billion, $109 per share. $108 and 28 cents, you that stock jumping into orbit. the company started in harvard dorm room hitting a life-time high. earlier we had facebook at $128 a share. facebook just basking in yesterday's glow and blowout earnings. the social media passed 5 billion-dollar level. now return to go video, video, and video. i think mark zuckerberg mentioned video three times. streaming live video is the way of the future. on the other hand, we have energy, there's too much of it. crude settling well below $42 a barrel at 41.14. so we've got names like sun coast energy. that's getting slammed. they're all moving lower today. tough day for that. politics, we are just hours away from hillary clinton making history, the first women -- woman to accept nomi

likes to use but the fact is that a lot of the donors the rnc relied on are extremely skittish and unimpressed with their nominee this time around. >> thank you for being with me this morning. >> a dramatic shift. a new report is helping democrats became the party of national security. jack be nimb, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ed. >>> you read about it and you can study it, but until you sat at that desk, you don't know what it's like to manage a global crisis or send young people to war. but hilary has been in the room. she's been part of those decisions. >> president ball balm speaking at the democratic national convention. for years the republicans were seen as the party of national secure an defense strategy but a new report suggests a change. it's titled role reversal. the dems become the security party. i want to bring in the national editor for politico magazine. appreciate you being with me. part of the article that struck me is when you write this for the first time perhaps since vietnam the democratic party is now the party of national security expertis

strategy, the person representing the campaign or who used to work on the campaign, people were unimpressedhis digital operation. that's key to get the young voters. on the ground he is out numbered all over the place. in ohio, i think clinton has something like more people on the ground in ohio than he may have in several states. he is banking on the power of trump. on the name brand. and i don't know what that can get you because the best and most effective way to turn somebody is to turn the voters over is face to face contact. i don't sense -- get the sense here in ohio that he has that operation. i checked it out here in ohio. i will be checking it out in pennsylvania. two key swing states. i am not seeing that in ohio. >> joe -- >> that says the race is a tie. >> okay. got it. joe, thanks so much for joining us on "the 9". senior political writer for the "san francisco chronicle" and sf gate. >>> it's flashback friday and we are taking a look back at the 2008 republican national convention. that is when sarah palin was the surprise pick for vice president who ran alongside senator joh

. >> do you remember this picture there back in the day speaking of the olympics, unimpressed, mikaylan i from back in the day, she did that to the president. well, she has had it looks as if some plastic surgery, would you like to see what she looks like right now. >> that is a tease. >> yes. >> i have been in tv a long time that is a tease. >> you have to watch the show. you will in the tell when it airs. >> it might not air? it will air. >> you are not that kind of tease you deliver on your promises. >> you deliver, that is right. >> friday we will be in haddonfield. >> i don't believe we have ever done a live show from haddonfield but it will happen this friday and apparently that went away. >> broadcasting history. >> yes. >> first time there. >> yes. >> it is like edward r murrow goes to haddonfield it is had big. >> it is epic. >> all right. >> we find out who won the -- >> do we find out who won. >> we will not done yet. >> did we find out who won the power ball or whatever it was mega millions. >> in. >> did you? why are you asking it is next story here. >> get get your life t

the only chance of showers is this skinny, up -- unimpressive line across the great lakes. be a lot of rain at all. reading, 94. mostly sunny, more humid. 95 eve township. wilmington, expect temperatures in the midnights. heading to the shore. weekend, it's going to be hot. temperatures around 90 degrees for all the shore points. avalon, margate, rehoboth beach, and atlantic city. water temperature is near 80 degrees but the uv index also very high. expect a sunburn in about 10 to 15 minutes. you want to find the shade if you're heading to the jersey shore or the delaware beaches this weekend. it's going to be very hot, especially if you're staying inland, even hotter. your philadelphia ten-day forecast, tomorrow mid-90s. chance of a shower. not enough to cool us down. over the weekend we're going to stay mostly dry. near the upper 90s saturday and sunday. feeling like 100 to 1035 degr5 . that's a prolonged heat wave and we could certainly be staying in the 90s even as we go into next week. >> sounds like we're going to need that spf 50 over the next few days or so. >> cert

owner of spa tear row's cheesesteaks says sales are unimpressive similar to the rnc in 2000.t reason he planned ahead cut back on orders and limited staffing for the week. >> even with the political fest across the street, which we thought could help us, so far hasn't shown any difference. >> reporter: so are any businessebusinesses seeing dolls this week? definitely the hotels hosting delegates, politicians and members of the media. >> you can see behind me it's really busy. it's booming. it's kind of got great energy, great vibe. >> natalie general manager of red owl tavern said it received a special permit to stay open until 4:00 a.m. each night. serve people after they leave the wells fargo center. they've been seeing solid crowds. tree ya cafe in midtown village also extended its weekday hours in hopes of scoring late night sales. >> there's a late night crowd that many of them i think are really hungry. i understand it's hard to get food down there. and they, um, they just kind of want to relax and we give them a place to put their feet up and enjoy. >> reporter: and so

he was equally unimpressed with texas tendency to pray before the justice despite living in under resourced district as some sort of proof that funding was irrelevant. that a child could excel even one forced to attend an underfunded school with poor facilities, less experienced teachers, larger, larger classes, and a number of other deficits compared to a school with more funds. it was to the credit of the child, not the state. but they put that on the backs of the most vulnerable while walling off access to the resources of quality education. it played beautifully into the colorblind, post- civil rights language of substituting economics for race yet achieving a similar result. the simple truth was that by virtue of this year demographics of poverty, rodrigues would have not only a disparate impact on african-american children, but also a disastrous one. i know, sobering. i then move into the war on drugs. it has so warped american society in ways that were so profound. so i walk us through how the war on drugs emerge. i then walk us through the court cases, the supreme court decision tha

he was unsurprisingly unimpressed by hillary clinton's speech. would you have bet on that? he said it wasn't wonderful. he thought it was very average. but he did have praise for chelsea clinton. and one interesting note, in the beginning of his remarks, he talked about the friendship between his daughter ivanka and chelsea clinton. the two of them are close and have talked about the relationship between them and how the campaign has changed that. and trump saying he went to ivanka and said, really? do you really like her and have to be friends with her and ivanka said, yes, i do like her and we are friends. he said it would be so much easier if you weren't. that's all we've heard from trump about last night. he has been tweeting about michael bloomberg calling him little plmichael bloomberg and general allen. >> it's interesting. we were just noting he was talking about his rust belt strategy. also he just seems to be in a chipper mood for some reason considering he wasn't so much last night. he seems to be very irritated. >> yeah. especially after the iowa event. we were

they were unimpressed. my buddies were disappointed that they were not with me. i saw something in them. they had become better. they were faster and stronger and the way we reacted and the way they reacted when something happened had changed. as fast as life changes and keep up, war is a million times faster. all the bad decisions are no longer around to make bad decisions. that's what it costs you. good decisions or no more , decisions to be made. if you get into a group and you cannot spot the weakest link in the group, it's probably you. i felt that in my heart and that puts them in danger for us -- for me not being as good as i could be. one month later, we went out -- this mud hut we had. the only form of defense was razor wire. people downlows enough to take good shot. we needed more. we did not have the ability to give ourselves more. we had hescos which is a wire cage with a mesh netting and you fill it up with dirt and it stopped bullets and grenades. there was a convoy of 12 vehicles the travel 55 kilometers where vehicles of never been in the history

wheel while, unimpressive, not enough demand as might have been expected today. >> so the port thinge at new highs on the s&p, but we are well short of the indices, but more importantly double digits away from transports. mid cap also, even the small cam. >> i think it's interesting, this is the s&p weighted index. it's market cap weighted, because the s&p 500, the biggest stocks are drags it up. it means the smaller companies in the s&p 500 still are a ways to catch up. >>> so a record closing high for the s&p today. we'll talk about what that means for the rest of the week, as we get ready for owns. southern company ringing the closing bell. stay tuned for hour number two of the "closing bell." >>> welcome to "closing bell." closing at a record high. i'm in for kelly evans. a check on how we're finishing up today. sending the s&p 500 past a record high. we have not seen them make a record since back in may 2015. the nasdaq actually doing the best. still a few percentage points away from its own record high. earnings season kicking off in any second. we have an exclusive interview w

it is physically unimpressive and he had it -- it is displayed. he wanted to partake in that fetishization of documents that sayicans are prone to and that it was a grand vision that emerged whole from his and churchill's mind. >> a more permanent -- general security. fdr struck out a reference to the text. he had a number of conversations with sumner welles, where he seems to suggest it is american and british power that need to undergird the world order after the war. maybe sometime in the future, there should be a larger security organization, but that is not something we should talk about now. ideaere a conceptual that's not just about their widezation variety of foreign policy think that the international organization is not a good solution to the problem of how to maintain a world order and the post war world. on u.n. is reconceived later -- >> the languages softened and fdr goes along with that readily because he is worried about his flank. that isolationist constituencies say,seize on that and another league. that is the last thing we need

the trump campaign's handling left some fellow republicans unimpressed.oday, house speaker paul ryan issued a sharp rebuke. >> the tweet has been completed, i don't know who put this up there. >> and tweeting social media provides a great platform for discourse, but we must be careful with the messages we send out. it comes at an inconvenient time for trump. he could announce his pick as soon as next week. in the latest round of auditions, tennessee senator bob corker is slated to joint him on the campaign trail tonight. >> his unusually public round of auditions for his vp candidate is continuing tonight with bob corker. tomorrow he is appears with newt gingrich there, and newt gingrich can be a little bit of a loose cannon. >> it will be lively, i'm sure. sarah, thank you. let's dig deeper with our experts. we want to welcome our newest cnn political analyst, rebecca bird. welcome rebecca. also joining us, the washington post assistant editor, david. and jeffrey tubman, and ron brownstein. stand by, i want everyone to stand by. we have more breaking new

wall street analysts somewhat unimpressed.urprised by the possible introduction of bus and trucks in the future -- buses and trucks in the future. questions over whether or not they can produce electric vehicles at these levels. shery: elon musk's master plan -- is it a pipe dream or will it excel rate the electric car company to a new stratosphere? ian wright is a cofounder of tesla, now the ceo of a company that makes electric garbage trucks. thank you for talking to us. investors seem to be shrugging off this master plan, the stock is declining and you let the company about a decade ago. are you a believer in elon musk's vision? ian: it is not smart to bid against him. he's already achieved great things at tesla and space x. scarlet: do you believe these plans are feasible? ian: there's a lot of stuff in that. there isn't a simple answer. some of that is great. he's taking the lead in the deployment of ev technology. we are pleased to see that he has picked up on heavy trucks and buses. we've been doing that for quite a whi

out to me by alesse of cnn, that a strong majority of respondents also said that they were wholly unimpressednk somebody is going to win maybe with 46 or 47, under 50%, which can makes -- when you start going through balthsz ground states, that makes the math a little differently. to gloria's point, a clear goal of this convention, one was to change her image a little bit. make people more comfortable with her. understand who she is and what makes her tick. but to disqualify donald trump. he's changed the republican party from morning in america to mourning in america and essentially keeping saying -- midnight in america. i'm sorry. >> it is midnight in america. >> at least on the east coast. >> but repeatedly try to disqualify him. you may not like me, but i'm going to make you not like him more or you may not like me, but i'm going to make him unacceptable. >> and to deny him the ability to evolve. they want to free frame him in primary era donald trump and the not allow him to evolve into somebody that americans think is presidential. there is a line in here after what she recalled what he

this pick has many bernie supporters this morning unimpressed this coming as leaked dnc emails show a campaign down. has hillary and the dnc alienated her base? here to discuss is our political panel this morning. scott rasmussen. jehmu greene and republican pollster. nice to see all of you this morning. >> nice to see. >> you fresh off of cleveland this morning. now we turn our attention to the dnc. this was a lot of excitement, i think, around mike pence's speech at the rnc. people were excite to do his his big coming out party there during the convention. doesn't seem to be that same level of excitement right now for tim kaine. what do you think do you think, jim? >> i don't think there is any question about that. i think the clinton campaign knew that. that's why they did it. it was basically an 8:00 news dump on a friday night. i mean, i think it was bizarre. she basically picked a boring socialist. getting shot at by the bernie supporters. everybody talking about all the not being together on the republican side. i think the democrats have a lot of problems right now with disuni