that a rally that has largely been quote/unquote hated for -- as long as we can remember, is finally getting love. according to investors intelligence, bulls moved up to 54.4% from 52.5 a week ago. both counts high since early 2015 when bulls peaked at 59.5%. people getting more bullish, the evidence seems to suggest. >> they are, making you uncomfortable. finally getting more bullish's here we are after a big run. if you go back to that lows we had post-brexit, incredible run. to josh's point, talks about the tech. hit on that a little more. looking for value. looking for dividend yield and also looking for growth. they get all three of those in tech. gotten through a few names already. look at microsoft numbers last night. impressive. showing where the growth is. pc, even pc wasn't as bad as expected. because of that you see where that stock is today, but we're seeing that across the board in various sectors. seeing health care what a great run we've had out of that. look at intuitive surgical. a name. look at growth. sold more devices than last year by 12. these devices go, the da

then she's quote unquote, interviewed.ement agency, it's not an investigation to figure out what's going on when there's an officer involved shooting. it's often investigate to exonerate. nerd, she probably did not have counsel present. they probably did a whole bunch of stuff in that moment to make sure that she said a bunch of things that may or may not actually be useful because often there's not a rush to put the police officer in jail. if anybody's going to be arrested, it should have been the police officer. there's a rush to get evidence to exonerate the officer. we are going to see now as we go forward a series of things. go ahead. >> listen, you know that in this case? you know that in this sfefk cpe case? we're not talking about cases from 30 years ago. we are talking about this case. you have any proof of that? >> harry, don't talk to me that way. don't talk to me that way. >> talking about this case. i'm talking to you that way. i'm talking to you like a detective. i'm talking like a detective. you're saying, y

to college and i'm amongst other people in college and a seen as a guy who barely got here quote, unquote. it really hurts to try your hardest and have that great when everybody is -- the perception is everybody's against you. >> host: george, you said you've messed up. would it be done to mess up question dark >> guest: >> caller: my personal mistakes have been late or small things with assignment need not fully done. a lot of times the assumption your parents will help you or you have some mentor. there's not many people who want to help a black kid. i've tried my hardest. i've actually worked with assessors at this school, tried day in, day out. >> host: that was george in college park, maryland. >> guest: george, first of all, don't dare give up. don't give out. this is sort of go into gear a little bit away from what you mention, but as a foreign correspondent, i listed south africa and i watched nelson mandela walked out of prison. he's been in prison 27 years. you know, he was relentless inside of his pride, in spite of who he was. and he always kept the faith. there are a lot of p

issue by issue mistake by mistake in at least the eyes of the folks in this room and each crime quote unquotet was listed by christie elicit add roar of guilty and lock her up from this crowd. it was powerful political theater. frankly at points it verged on going over that line into a sort of roman see yum vibe there. it got little odd at times. but no question it was great political theater. >> bruce, we saw more protests today. what have you seen and heard there in chief land? >> reporter: so far so good. at least in terms of property damage virtually 91. injuries none that we're aware of. the police have handled things very well here. there were lots of questions coming into this including from some folks in philadelphia who had talked to the police here who were not so sure these folks were promly trained for what they might expect here and in terms of whether they had the right equipment but so far what we've seen has been very professional, very solid job. i have to tell you the police presence here is almost overwhelming. i talked to reporter today who said he's counted 30 different s

she talk about the quote unquote trump hot air machine described him as ripping off contractors and littleuy who had any kind of connection to him in terms of business. so it was the real attack moved the night came from elizabeth warren no surprise there. that's what she's been doing on the campaign trail now for many week. >> you know, we got to mention this. the e-mail made for really a rocky start to this convention. do you think this sets the tone at least for part of it? >> reporter: well, it's going to be interesting to see throughout course of the week whether the convention can get back on track and come up with unity they were talking about. clearly, this is the last thing the democrats wanted in days leading up to their convention, of course, the party chair debbie wasserman schultz saying she would resign at the end of the convention and then as so often happens and frankly you remember we saw this congressman chaka fattah i'll resign down the line. folks said how about now? she did not gavel this convention in this afternoon. she has been a low profile and we expect to not see

o'reilly who is busy trying to gin up a race war for blaming black lives matter for police shootings, unquoteusing that gross fallacy calls republicans quote a party of hate. got a mirror, joe? the factor has reported accurately about black lives matter and the provocations stemming from that group. but the far left zealots do not want that reported and despise anyone who does so. factor viewer george breatherton sums up the entire situation this way. o'reilly everything you said about how the white house was built is true. according to the white house historical association. it is truly sad that intellectual honesty is so rare in today's world. it's beyond sad, george. it's dangerous. propaganda and hate now dominate the media landscape. and that will be demonstrated in the upcoming presidential campaign. and that's the memo. now for the top story. reaction. joining us from philadelphia, geraldo rivera and eric bolling. so, bolling, what say you? >> well, what say me is, bill, i think what you did exactly you went through it you went through some history and some examples and facts. in fact

minorities also are just so separate from what is going on. >> what are those issues, those, quote unquotessues for you? >> abortion is definitely a big one. >> so pence has said in the past he would like to see roe versus wade overturned. does that move the needle for you one way or the other, holly? >> that makes me think about what i want to do, also the lgbt thing. >> the pro side or the consi co for you? >> i think his decision is definitely more a con for me. i'm very supportive of that, because i think love is love. >> julianna, what do you think as a hillary clinton supporter, what do you think the mike pence pick does, and how do you think that the clinton camp can best attack that? >> not a lot of people would know governor pence just off the bat. now it's going to bring a lot of attention to him, it's going to make people think and look at decisions he's made in the past. i think it will push voters to see exactly where pence stands on everything. and whether on separate issues, like for the lgbt community, or on women's rights. >> it will be a huge bonus four clinton, that trum

so she effectively -- you know, it's hard to get back, quote, unquote, message.as to have thrown her off her game, don't you think? >> yeah. i think so. it's true i agree with the previous guest's comments. this was really clumsy, and i would just add this also puts the focus back on the e-mail investigation. and people were starting to not think about it as much. and now it's under the spotlight once again. which is really unfortunate. so the person hurt the most by this conversation between the attorney general and the former president is hillary herself and her campaign. we also see now that the attorney general has unofficially recused herself. she's really going to have to be really careful about her involvement with this investigation and whether she makes the ultimate decision about whether to prosecute or not. up until now, even the most ardent opponents of hillary would acknowledge that the attorney general has the right to make that final decision. now, that's also in question which leaves the department of justice having them to make the decision with

what happens now is that there is this huge market for race writing, quote unquote area and it runs the gamut from 10 ways that you should not insult black people, that kind of thing or the reason why i hate black girl magic. these pieces i think perform well because they create controversy area a challenge though is number one, a lot of people right those stories are getting paid $80 a post. piecework. and the other issue is that there are so many voices that you might get a one off where you might get a big story. >> reshonda tate billingsley the question is how long it stays out there and what you learn on the way because another, i think, kind of disturbing trend i have seen is places don't interview. there is a lot of unedited copies floating around. magazines edit you to death. there is a huge group of privilege between people that get to write for concern magazines and -- certain -- and people who write online. you can easily become pigeon hold because you have written 250 articles in a month and you put that on your resume and it looks like you are experienced. but to somebody l

namely botswana, namibia, and zimbabwe put incredible pressure e on cites parties s to reopen a quote/unquotelimited ivory trade, allowing stockpile sales from stockpiles in those three african governments to one approved trading partner, japan. thorntnton: that t trade from me sosouthern afrfrican countntrieo japan stararted to leaead to an increase in poaching again. narrator: in a controversial move in 2008, cites authorized a second sale of stockpiled ivory to japan and china. once china became involved, poaching skyrocketed. thornton: the allowing sale by cites of legal ivory to japan and chinina, all the evidence shows that w was a catastrophic blunder. narrator: ivory in african government stockpiles is confiscated, or r comes from culled or naturally deceased elephants. its sale is s legal, but legal ivory creates a stream of commerce in which illicit ivory, or ivory from poached elephants coconceals itselelf. the loophole in cites was that it only banned international ivory trade, not domestic trade or trade within a country's borders. thornton: what happens is that the smugglers can

late yesterday the rules committee after a wild of deliberation seems to have come up with a quote unquote compromise which might remove the need for a fight that remains to be seen her around superdelegates. in terms of platform, there is no minority report as far as i'm aware that has been formally put forward. at the same time, there are efforts under way. i don't know if you want to adjust that as well donna but on climate issues and so forth. in terms of what a floor fight might entail. we are committed to nonviolence, we are committed to the long tradition of activism that speaks up for social justice. that remains to be seen. were going to continue to poland survey our members. -- paul and survey. >> i think the other thing that's important to say is if the protest that the bath outside the rules committee yesterday is any example of how gurneys elegance will be handled during this convention, the dnc has some work to do. unity,e talking about they're talking about wanting us to be a part of what they want to do moving forward. and yet the delegates for those of you who are there ma

shot i think maybe some of his activities that he's been doing in life led to this kind of quote/unquoteut the doctor says this man is expected to fully recover. >> but i think it's also time to re-evaluate the way he's livg his life if this is the kind of stuff that's happening.ing his life if this is the kind of stuff that's happening. >> that moment of -- >> yeah. >> if you want to see this whole video uninterrupted to see what we're talking about just go to our website rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >> he this being mature -- >> way, way, way overrated. >> live in a world of bills -- >> hear him take a stand for pokemon go. >> myself. >> she's got more details on her website karenx.com if you want to see a little bit more. >> earlier right, and people are posting about pokemon go and you can't relate because you're not 10 and you're [ bleep ] >> pokemon go is all the buzz. >> everybody's plague it. they even got nick calderone involved. >> i did it just to stay in touch with technology. >> you did it to be annoying. >> comedian has somethi

he also received $100 quote-unquote loan from a man he met at the mosque.is colleague knew he was planning on utilizing this money to undertake the attack put he did not want to participate. the lon wolves are not completely singular. another incident, mr. flores, he reached out online, how to facebook, invited different individuals to join islamic state, was a tip from a recipient to sheriff's deputy in florida, and then they contacted jttf and did a sting separation and he was arrested trying to place an explosive on a beach, and kill dozens. so, there oar opportunities for discovery. also offline, online and offline are the same places where people become radicalized. we won't focus on all of thus but include in prisons, at religious institutions, also we see during investigations for traditional crimes, opportunities to come across individuals that may be undertaking a traditional crime in order to erase another one. eight signs of terrorism, whether done by a lone wolf or capital or a directed attack by a group, either here or abroad, are these. conduc

are the only advanced country on earth that sees these kinds of mass shootings every few months, unquote. i agree with dallas police chief david brown when he said that police departments cannot be expected to solve our nation's gun violence problems by themselves. as policymakers, we musbe doing more. we should all be inspired by chief brown's commitment and willingness to work through personal health care break and ds a more just advanced society. headlines in our communities and those that make national news do not go unnoticed by our nation's youngest citizens. children who are growing up with heightened fear, some even afraid to go to school. abby, age 13, from gardner, massachusetts, wrote to me that, quote, every single day at school i am scared an armed intruder will come in, end quote. going on to say, quote, the amount of gun violence in our country is piling up and we need to stop it, unquote. andrew, a high school freshman, wrote that, quote, i have been noticing there are more shootings lately. maybe because i'm getting old and paying more attention to what is happening arou

unquote. that's good news, but we have a lot more to do. as a result, isis is cutting its fighters' salaries, it's plundering anything and everything it can reach, it's looting banks, kidnapping for ransom, extorting money directly from the eight million people caught in its territory. according to the center for signals of terrorism, such extortion now accounts for more than one-third of the income of isis. tough sanctions have helped curtail isis's ability to access the international banking system, but isis is using informer channels to receive and spend money off the grid. none monetary transfer -- nonmonetary transfer systems and informer exchange houses operating across multiple countries have been less vulnerable to traditional sanctions. as isis adapts, so must the united states. the department of the treasury has been relentless in identifying and blacklisting individuals and entities that finance terror. i applaud them for this work. and yet, because terrorist groups exploit financial jurisdictions to channel their ill-gotten gain

for disease control and prevention has said the virus is quote scarier than we originally thought unquotethe zika virus is already here in the continental united statet over 1000 people have already contracted the virus through travel or sexual conduct and as the disease travels northward from latin america and th's caribbean up to 30 states are in danger of local outbreaks from o mosquitoes carrying the virus, or the states.this i this includes california and the chairman's home state of florida. in short we need to act now. several threat and it's dangerous. now here is the great news. the great news is the senate has bipartisan legislation which is what you have when you have an outbreak like this. it was proposed by scent or want and murray. he provided the demonstrations a with less than they wanted but nonetheless $1.1 billion. when the president requested 1.9 , the two senators negotiated and the best they could come up with was 1.1, but the compromise would have gone a long ways without having poison pills and ridiculous writers that endanger the american people including in the l

systemic black people against bias because he said and i quote even against me the system is rigged unquote. he went on to say i can relate to it very much myself. even this, the killing of people is somehow all about him. it is there in his proposals on immigration. he says he will round up 11 million people and kick them out. he has actually described a special deportation force that would go around america pulling people out of their homes and workplaces, pulling children out of school. i got a letter from a mother the other day who said her adopted son asked her with a shaky voice with president trump would send him back to ethopia. when kids are scared by political candidates and policy debates it is a sign something has gone badly wrong. we see it in the violence that donald trump encouraged at his rallies and the strange things he has said about the violence that will occur if we don't lect him. he said if he doesn't win in november we will not have a country anymore, america is not going to continue to survibe. i do not know what he is talking about. -- survive. [applause] >> i do k

because it is expected to stay quote unquote dry because it is very muggy outside, at least that means it will be great day to hit the pool. don't have to keep your ads perked for thunder on a day like this. >> awesome, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy friday. tgif to you. looking at the vine, it is closed, both westbound and eastbound direction between the schuylkill and broad. somewhat use today that, going to get completely used to it, inconvenience, make note it is still closed. 202 northbound and southbound between route 30 and 401, right lane still compromised. hard to see in the shotment very dark out there. right lane come pros misted. you can see what's going on here at trooper, lane blockages, you can see the cones still out there, see the flashing lights. now there is isn't going to slow you down right now, not even in the 5:00 hour. if it doesn't get cleared out of your way moving into the 5:00 hour it will start to slow you down just little bit. then construction here 295 northbound onramp, that ramp will be closed until about 5:00 a.m. hopefully at 5:00 a.

, flirting with 70 obviously, and that's about the point that it start to feel what we call quote unquoteout there. so definitely muggy start to the day. the whole day is pretty steamy, however, as we speak right back into the mid 90s here, in full sunshine generally speaking generally isolated in nature, especially through the northern half. anyone star game, but it looks like most prone to seeing some showers or storms, could turn somewhat gusty as the day goes on. seventy-seven, at coolest, through the overnight, so offer to really warm start tomorrow. that's when our excessive heat watch will go into effect, have no problem as a result, spiking to the upper 90s, flirting with records, but not quite reaching it, though it will feel like the record territory of 100-105 degrees, on sunday, we hit 95. by monday we're actually tying the record. regardless of records, though, meisha, you know, this is such a string of really pretty, you know, bad heat. so you have to take care. >> yes, absolutely, katie, you nailed t you always have a lot of great reminders for us, thanks so much for that.

imhoff says it was quote unquote crushed like a grape. doctors are replacing it with a prosthetic he poste posted thist on instagram saying it has been the hardest week of his life but it takes lot more than this to bring mow down. >> quite an attitude. >> he'll bounce back. >> smile there on instagram. >> amazing what people go through and they're able to get through. >> he'll be an inspiration. >> new at 11:00 joining in the fight against hunger and alzheimer's musicians come together for some smooth sounds. ♪ >>> eyewitness news at the trock dare row -- the trock as we say in center city for guitar legend tribute night. it featured performances by the three performance brothers in the styles of jimmy hendricks, almond brothers and cream. it benefits philabundance and alzheimer's association. ♪ i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it onl

earlier today saying that several laws were being broken, this was not something that was, quote unquote, peaceful, because they were breaking the law, they were asking to make arrests, and the chief told officers here on the ground to back down, to stands down, no aris cents were to be made here today. you see here this continues, unaware how long this protest will continue. the protest is here, not giving us a general time frame, but it is affecting all of the businesses on this block. not a lot of folks allowed to come out here, and of course, we'll keep you updated throughout the night, as these protesters remain here, in northeast. live from capitol hill, marina morocco, fox5 >>> meantime, tonight, at the republican national convention in cleveland, indianna governor mike pence will officially except the gop nomination for vice president. >> fits, donald trump returned in traditional trump fashion but i understands he is being met with protesters, seeing reports in the streets of arrests being made. what's going on? >> a lot like what marina was just talking about, sean, jim. earlie