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and here they are, the only retailer making a major push to try to bring made in the usa products backcarol: is it working? >> there is a group walmart is working with, they tallied up the number of jobs that have been created based on public announcements. we are at about 7000 jobs. >> is it too early to tell? can they actually make a difference and create a lot of jobs by doing this? this $250art spends billion, they will be able to create 250,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector. when you count the indirect jobs , it could be as much as one million jobs. these are estimates and projections. boston consulting group said it is hard to calculate this, but if it all goes as planned, we could 250,000 manufacturing jobs from this. david: kaiser permanente has a plan to become the most innovative health care organization in the u.s. >> we are interested in figuring out how to use technology to prepare for health care 10 years down the road or even further. they have this huge, huge warehouse where they are exploring this. >> they have used this to create . template hospital they built thes

the , really here they are the only retailer making a major push to try to bring made in the usa products backrol: roughly three years ago that they set out on this mission. is it working? \ shannon: there is a group that walmart has worked with that is supportive. they tallied up the number of jobs that have been created based on public announcements the company has made. we are at about 7000 jobs. carol: is it too early to tell? maybe it does take a while. can they actually make a difference and create a lot of jobs by doing this mission? shannon: if walmart spends $250 billion they will be able to create 250,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector. when you count all the indirect jobs like, someone has a job so they are getting their hair cut and nails done it all of that stuff, it could be as much as one million jobs estimated. these are projections and that is -- even boston consulting group, even they said that is hard to calculate this. --all goes as should be, david: kaiser permanente has a plan to become the most innovative health care organization in the u.s. >> they are really interest

and here they are, the only retailer making a major push to bring made in the usa products back.arol: roughly 2 1/2 years ago they set out on this mission. is it working? >> there's a group that was supportive of what walmart is doing. but they tallied up the number of jobs that have been created aced son public announcement companies have made. we are at about 7000 jobs. carol: is it too early to tell? can they actually make a difference and create a lot of jobs by doing this in the u.s.? >> if walmart spends $250 billion they will be able to create 250,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector. when you count all the indirect jobs, someone is getting there hair done and nails cut, it could be as much as a million. group, evenlting they said, it's hard to calculate this. if all goes as planned as well as it could be, we could have 250,000 manufacturing jobs. david: kaiser permanente has a plan to become the most innovative health care program in the u.s. >> they are interested in figuring out how to use technology to prepare for health care 10 years down the road or even further and

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. >> got usa on the back. >> reporter: the suit looks like a second skin. >> you have a seam here, i eliminated that. and any time you eliminate a aggravation. >> reporter: he wasn't just going for comfort. rowers face less than pristine waters when competing in rio. untreated sewage is allowed to go into the bays. >> i would pretty much say the u.s. team will have the only anti-microbial suits. >> he had a layer of protection for bacteria in the murky waters of brazil. >> we put a waterproofing agent on it. so it's waterproof. the suit even though you get it wet it doesn't absorb dry. i like the fact i made it. >> and surely he will love it if it leads to olympic gold. >>> and news 4 is of course your olympics headquarters. bruce is going to be in rio for us and have live reports beginning on the 3rd of august. the opening ceremonies air here on august 5th. new jersey this weekend for the annual festival of ballooning. it's not just a lot of hot air. joining us to tell us about the events is the executive producer of the event. howard, good morning. good to have you. >> thanks for h

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michael strahan is back on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is the star of a fantastic show on usar. robot." rami malek joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from a canadian singer-songwriter, she's fantastic. alessia cara is back us with tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so happy she's back. very excited, this coming thursday, we'll be doing our first live "late night" show. we will be waiting until after donald trump's speech at the convention and then we'll be doing our show in its normal time-slot, but live. and, very excited, leslie jones from "snl" will be here. so, obviously, she's no stranger to live. so please check that out. we're really looking forward to it. [ cheers and applause ] and then we'll be doing it the following week after hillary clinton's speech, the next thursday. so back-to-back thursday live shows. but, again, as we mentioned, republican convention began yesterday. and it hasn't exactly gone smoothly with everything from a delegate revolt to plagiarism accusations to overt racism. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look."

usa. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." did we mention here in philadelphia?r, president obama will lay out the argument tonight why she should be the next occupant of the oval office. why this means so much for his legacy too. >> we will found alive after being stranded for at least five days by a massive california wildfire. can you imagine? these eight hikers were rescued yesterday south of acting gover declared a state of emergency. flames have destroyed at least 20 homes. >>> another rescue story. how good samaritans rescued 46 people in icy waters off alaska. two merchant vessels answered the coast guard's call yesterday when with the crew abandoned a fishing boat. the ship lifted them from their life rafts and we are happy to tell you no one was hurt. >>> "usa today" reports on president obama making the case for a third term of his policies. tonight democratic convention. in 2004 he was a little known state senator from illinois when he was introduced to the country. now after nearly eight years in office, he is preparing to hand over the reins. julian

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in washington, d.c., we're joined by eric lecompte, the executive director of jubilee usa network, which has backed the promesa bill. and here in new york we're , joined by longtime labor activist jose la luz, who is an opponent. he organizes, promotes and , advocates for worker rights in puerto rico and the united states. la luz is retired from the american federation of state, county and municipal employees, or afscme, and now works as an adviser to the afscme affiliate civil service employees association. we welcome you both to democracy now! the bill passed, so eric lecompte, your thoughts today? >> essentially, the legislation is incredibly important. there can be no economic growth in puerto rico before the debt is restructured. unfortunately, without this legislation, puerto rico had no protections to pay pensions, to pay teachers, and to pay social services. it is incredibly important. i know your listeners are very aware of the argentina situation and what happened when a group funds essentially held that south american country hostage for nearly 16 years. puerto rico was about to become t

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usa. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." did we mention here in philadelphia?r, president obama will lay out the argument tonight why she should be the next occupant of the oval office. why this means so much for his legacy too. >> we will show part of a "60 minutes" conversation with tim contain and hillary clinton. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >> a teenager killed a french priest. jacques hamel was killed yesterday. france's president said the threat from islamic militants have never been greater. >> a group of hikers found alive after being stranded for at least five days by a massive california wildfire. can you imagine? these eight hikers were rescued yesterday south of san francisco. the fire is one of several scorching california and it has already burned more than 23,000 acres near big sur. the state's acting governor declared a state of emergency. flames have destroyed at least 20 homes. >>> another rescue story. how good samaritans rescued 46 people in icy waters off alaska. two merchant vessels answered the

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usa. let's go back with our guys watching this this morning. byron? >> texas delegation, home state. he won the texas primary big. you heard the anger that is out there. all day yesterday i was talking to delegates and other polite toes at the convention. what do you have think cruz will do? they said he will have to endorse. a lot of them said donald trump wasn't my first or second choice. but he's the nominee and a republican leader should support the nominee of the republican party. they said, i didn't like john mccain that much, but i had to fall in line and support them. now we are going to support donald trump. so last night when cruz came out and originally congratulated trump, a lot of cheering. but it goes on and goes on, when he gets to the part about vote your conscience. remember we were talking about the never trumpers who wanted to unbind the delegates. the word they used was conscience. he was sending a signal, that's when people realize, this endorsement ain't going to happen. bill: we said in unison, he's playing his card right now for 2020. he's betting right now th

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over our snap chat in the photo gallery sharing photos of the gymnast from the usa olympic gymnastics trials. we'll be backjust a minute. beforyou heaout t doorhere arth. >>> 6:55. before you head out the door here are top stories on nbc bay area. >> live with the family of the victim at the center of bizarre kidnapping for ransom case will speak today for the first time. >> i just got off the phone with the commander inside he&he told me the fbi is involved and there were no new developments overnight. that is why there is a growing sense of urgency. they are expected to speak to the media today at 10:30. elvira babb has been missing for two weeks. she was last seen by a co-worker who dropped her off. her son got a text message asking for ransom money, $60,000. he went to her apartment and found her small dog dead inside with no sign of his mother. two of the four suspects in the case were in court yesterday charged for kidnapping for ransom. two friends and family held a candle light vigil. back here live the family is expected to hold a news conference at 10:30 and two other suspects will be in court la

proud sponsor of usa volleyball. >> back at 8:41 with day two of "her two cents today" all about womenn have about money. hi, jean. we get into tiffs with people. >> you have competing priorities. you need to work it out and get to a compromise. to expect that you're always going to agree is misguided. >> often in relationships one person is the spender and one is the saver. it's hard to resolve that. >> and we're wired that way. for some people spending is a pleasurable experience. for some people it's painful. they tend to attract. opposites do attract in this way. so you need to make a plan about the big things. what do we want our money to do for us? we want to buy a house. we want to get a new car. we want to go on vacation. make a road map to get there. revisit that goal every three months. if big things are taken care of, little ones work out. >> often in relationships one person makes more money than the other and sometimes one of the spouses is working. they feel like they have more power. >> this is bad for the relationship in general if one person is too controlling. both pe

let's put a republican president back in the white house together. [cheering] usa! usa! hairman previous -- reince priebus. [cheering] >> thank you. thank you. [cheering] thank you. to the people of cleveland, we say thank you for your hospitality. [cheering] in my wife sally, i love you. thank you for everything you do to me. i stand before this convention tonight as a chairman of the party that is carrying the torch of liberty. we are the party of the open doors. to some people, and some presidents, america is just another country. two republicans, america is the greatest nation on earth. [cheering] america,apologize for we celebrate america. no bill, no break [cheering] at every level, republican state for aspiration and achievement. we stand for peace and prosperity. we stand for freedom and fairness. these values have inspired people the world over. ever since we won our prison -- freedom two centuries ago, these diets feel the sacrifices for and normandynsburg and falluja. these values for the fight for equality in birmingham anselmo. selma. it is clear that the rep

overall, team usa 1106-87 in a blowout as we take it back out live, tickets are available for tonightteam usa will play two more exhibition games before competition starts in rio on august 6. the next game will be friday in chicago versus venezuela. we mentioned tickets are available tonight. the cheapest we saw so far was about $79. by the way, they will sell kevin durant jerseys tonight at the game as well. >>> it's a group that includes mothers of trayvon martin, eric garner and oscar grant. more about the group who will speak tonight on day two of the dnc in philadelphia. >>> changes at starbucks that have nothing to do with the menu. what baristas will be able to do after the company made adjustments. >>> we are looking at it commute where traffic will be moving along nicely if you are driving on northbound 280 adding up to highway 17. >>> a bay area warm up coming our way for tuesday afternoon. partly to mostly cloudy skies around the bay. mostly clear into the afternoon. some hotter spots will get to 100. [bell rings] in third grade, i learned... we all make mistakes. but... it