for charles vaughn, the answer is music ♪ can you imagine how it is to get a phone call ♪ ♪ having toy home ♪ >> reporter: a day after the shooting, they collaborated on "let's be the chain." ♪ >> how can we start meeting people with where they are. >> reporter: for vaughn, it's the therapy he needs to put the badge back on but knows his fellow officers are searching for their own ways to cope. >> one of the hardest thing is to sit and counsel. we're geared to fix other people's problems. >> reporter: the tension is going to take time but vaughn is hopeful. you can hear it in his voice. >> reporter: it's a hope that can heal his wounds. ♪ let's be that change ♪ whoa, let's be that change >> and vaughn hopes to serve as a call to action for other communities as well. news4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5:00, we're dealing with extreme heat and it's not expected to time soon. good hot afternoon, i'm wendy rieger. >> and i'm jim handly. volunteers were out handing out water to big crowds that turned out for hillary clinton at a rally in northern virginia. severa

. >> gold star mom karen vaughn and u.s. army and navy vet jason beardsley kick off the first night of the rnc calling on americans to seek a new leader who is not afraid to go after the enemy. >> here to react, our fox news contributor live in cleveland. you listen to karen vaughn talking about her son who she lost in afghanistan. she didn't just talk about the political message, she talked about her stoerks it wry, it wa powerful. >> powerful firsthand stories. karen vaughn as you said lost her son in afghanistan and jason beardsley himself a special operator that served in in multiple theaters. these are men and women who have given everything. and if you love our military and our vets, then you believe america should lead in the world stage and last night was a great night for you. because it was also tom cotton, marcus luttrell, general flynn, a navy s.e.a.l. who serves in congress. we haven't seen a lineup of pro military folks like this since really 2004 when we were in the middle of the war and george w. bush's re-el

lynch is the linebacker with problems and vaughn miller is the linebacker with a lot of money. is a super bowl winner the other on a team that could be picking first. vaughn miller signing the largest contract for a nonquarterback in history. $114million. 70million guaranteed. >>> you knew it was coming, they do it in soccer, auto racing, advertising on uniforms. welcome to nba, 2017-18. this is what it may look like. ktvu on steph curry's jersey. it's going between 15 and $20 million for a season. so the warriors with the highest priced team. that wouldn't look bad. >> for that kind of money it should be bigger. >> maybe frank's facebook address on there. >> that's it for us. see you later. ex dunphy. [ applause ] where are my mom and dad? [ as ring announcer ] and in this corner, finishing first in her class, delivering the commencement address, weighing in at -- what do you weigh, honey? dad! a healthy amount for a girl her age. [ normal voice ] are you getting all this, buddy? pure gold. [ as ring announcer ] she's the main brain, the cerebellum of the ball, alex dunphy! oh

when we first met vaughn paterson her train was already 45 minutes late. >> it's really tough. i rely on regional rail. usually libel and really really tough. >> welcome to day two of septa's transit troubles. >> it looks like a lot of chaos. >> reporter: septa says even more people took the train today than yesterday. stressing the system that's already taxed. delays of an hour or more on some trains during the evening rush. >> it's like crazy. >> reporter: the stifling heat on train platforms was making a bad situation worse. >> you can't move. the conductors can't get around and, upping, everybody is like pissed off because they like trying to get home. >> reporter: septa says help is on the way. we are absolutely working on relief and seems like things are going the right way. >> reporter: septa's general manager says the transit authority is now working with amtrak and new jersey transit to lease sets of temporary rail cars to the septa system. it's also working on a timetable to repair 120 defective rail cars a plan should be in place by the end of the week. >> this is no

. >>> here in d.c., police say lisa vaughn is the day care worker accused of pulling a chunk of hair from a toddler's scalp. the 1-year-old's parents noticed the missi the kids are us learning center. the parents were told another child did it. but surveillance video showed a different story. vaughn was arrested wednesday and charged with child cruelty. >>> some major developments this morning. police forces in turkey are now naming the man they believe was the mastermind behind the terror attack at the airport. he's from chechnya, a part of russia. the bombers blew themselves up at istanbul airport on tuesday. 44 people were killed. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but government officials have said it looks like the work of isis. chatia served as a top lieutenant in the past. >>> we should learn how many civilians were killed in u.s. military and cia drone strikes. president obama is set to release the number of those killed by drone strikes in pakistan, he took office. he's also expected to issue an executive order that makes protecting civilians a bigger part of

i love chocolate and vaughn loves vanilla. i'm not into his cake and he's not into mine.are. >> congratulations to the happy couple. jo jo's search love continued on the bachelorette. she's talking about one of the most dramatic side stories that heated up last night. why jordan rogers is estran from his famous brother, green bay packers quarterback aaron. >> doesn't need to be a topic. >> it >> we had to ask jo jo about the rogers family rift. >> there's been a lot of discussion about jordan and his family. what do you think went down between aaron and the rogers family? >> i can't say. it's not something i was there for. it's not something i feel like i should pry in the stuff jordan told me on that date is quite sweet how he handled it. >> his dad offered insight into why aaron has been noticeably absent from the family for years. >> our family means a lot. especially all the boys. >> paparazzi confronted aaron back in l.a. >> i was wondering how you felt about jordan talking about you guys relationship. >> jordan is not the only suitor surrounded in drama. robbie's ex

smoky robinson along with jackie e-vaughn coe.w's executive producer says he's honored to put it together. >> to be able to be here at the capital of the united states, to celebrate our freedom, to celebrate our independence, and to do what john adams said, to paraphrase, we'll have bonfires and illuminations from this day forward forevermore. it's our honor to do this. >> a capital fourth aired tomorrow. share your pictures tomorrow with the #how we fourth. we'll show you some of your pictures on air and online. >>> a teenager from fairfax county has injured from an explosion at central park. he's 18 years old. and darcy spencer spoke to his grandparents to find out how he's doing. but first michael george starting our team coverage. >> reporter: it was chaos in central park. this video was taken minutes after 18-year-old connor golden's foot was severed. his friends had no idea what caused the blast. >> we really don't know. >> reporter: police believe the teen and his friends were climbing on rocks in the bark when connor stepp

coming from the east side of the station underneath and all the way down through the parking lot, down vaughn road, into alexander here, since that trying to figure out a way to connect with my wife. we eventually ended up as you saw caring her suitcase through this water here. >> co-innings dentally the couple did have a boat on hand. >> you had to get the boat to go rescue your husband? >> i was going to see if i could sale it down the street here. >> some took chances, and ended up full of regret. >> it is just silly. too many bad things happen. >> pay attention to the road cones and the saw horses. they put them up for a reason. you know, they don't do it because they're board, they do it because it is dangerous. >> princeton university about 2 miles from here, also reported heavy flooding, in fact, the wawa on campass was closed all afternoon and most of the evening n west windsor township, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, hot air balloon meantime caring 16 passengers clashes in central texas, the balloon caught fire and crashed into a pasture, cbs news correspondent omar vi

i think that vaughn miller is a difference maker.rtainly was a bold move but it shows just how important pressure is. and winning football games. wade phillips, their defensive coach and arguably should have gotten most valuable player in the national league last year. he did a great job of using the skills of where and where vaughn miller and manifested itself in the super bowl. >> mexicans love boxing, jerry. it's michelle here. i want to ask you, tell me about the finances of this fight. how much money are you doing to make? i assume a piece of each ticket. how does it work? >> well, we have a big job. we sell the tickets. and so, it's important to us for the biggest reason is to fill the stadium up. this stadium will go to possibly 1 million or so people or more and pay-per-view and worldwide it's free and the presentation of the stadium, the event, all of that is important to us and gives us added incentive to have a great fight. >> are you getting a cut of the pay-per-view? >> no. we don't. no, we don't at all. we basically get

karen vaughn. >> thank you so much for the opportunity to be here tonight.h it is a great honor. i'm here because i remember when america was strong and proud. when our word meant something. i'm here because i raise addison who believed in his country enough to give his lifeu for it. and most of all, i'm here because we're at a crossroads unlike anything we have ever witnessed in our lifetime. and something must change.st now. we need new leadership, strong leadership.le leadership we can trust to protect us in the face of ever-changing dangers, both herh and abroad. leadership that will no longer sit idly by and let our enemies define the world in which weic live. there is no adversary the u.s. military cannot defeat if we unbind them from the restricti restrictive, ludicrous rules o engagement they have been forced to fight under for the past seven years. thank you. our national leader's desire to win hearts and minds at whatever cost to our own has had devastating effects. too many american sons and daughters have died needless deaths due to these absurd rules. including my on

behind pry tanya, it's hard to see, that is samuel vaughn's landscape plan of mount vernon. pretty significant document in itself that was at the house that since returned to mount vernon collection. britainia was a living descendant and linked to the founding generation and to the founding fathers. the great granddaughter of martha and george washington after that time after america's centennial. britainia died in her room on january 26, 1911, on the eve of her 96th birthday. her funeral was held in the drawing room following a peter tradition after which the casket was taken to oak hill cemetery a few blocks from tudor place where she was buried next to her husband who died 67 years earlier. the's state aside from some specific requests was to be divided evenly of her five grandchildren the children of her daughter markey. her grandsons and granddaughter inventoried the contents of tudor place recording and labeling everything in the house to ensure it was divided evenly. the process was described in a letter in 1911. agnes writes the things down. we stick numbers on. the

and assistant director, mary ann vaughn. >> stop. doppelgangers little bit. >> character has beard.ecided -- i thought maybe he would be irish catholic, i don't think he's pope i shall. >> mary ann wears green all the time because she's polish? >> less attractive. >> for the record, i'm sure she is watching, going out out after the show. >> i don't think so. hi, mary ann. >> nick local yan made history, appears this this cartoon today, is that mark a big first for the network, what do you think is happening here, al next. >> hey, if you want to get in shape, just act like a kid. the playground games that burn more calories than running, and it costs nothing. >> he's looking at the layout, set upright. like i said, we'll go to him at the del. he's got the whole map. and he's got where the band will be, where you will be, and some visitors to the show. where the cars will be laid out. >> it will be big. >> it will be fun. so good time with that, whatever your little inside joke is,. >> what's happening with lady gaga? >> she is calling it quits. they're done. doneso, what the sing is

. >> i need someone to dry, marry ann vaughn. >> it is getting a little duey >> come here. >> fun. >>ll right. could you kill their mikes then, then, thank you. >> okay, lets take a picture of this man right here, a hero right here fourth of july weekend, so appropriate who is that young man. >> that is my son michael strange, seal time six, killed in action august 6th, 2011. >> he was in the the bin laden raid. >> yes, he was involved in that. north catholic high school my oldest son, northeast philly, and we lost and took a piece of my heart. we bring moms and dad in for a weekend retreat. we did one down here in wildwood, we did one in malvern retreat house, and wildwood stepped up to the plate again, isn't that right, guys. boardwalk entertainment, and tim mcgraw concert, michael strange foundation 10 percent of the proceeds. >> we will be thinking of michael. >> thank you, michael. >> sacrifice for our country and thank you very much. >> important to remember heading in the fourth of july weekend. >> 289 killed in action from pennsylvania. >> thank you for that. >>> a little diff

lisa vaughn was charged with child cruelty.arents were told another child did it video showed a different story. >>> a man is in custody after he wielded a knife at police officers. this happened during a traffic stop yesterday. the man was not hit, but maryland transportation authority police say one of their officers fired a shot when the man would not drop the knife. >>> starting today, if you pass a stopped school bus in virginia with a camera -- if you stop a bus that has a camera in virginia, you can expect a summons in the mail. drivers will have to pay $250 for a stop arm violation. >>> over the next year, the military will end its ban on transgender soldiers. ash carter says the changes will be phased in. advocates are praising that move. >> what it means is that transgender troops can serve openly. they don't have to live in fear. they don't have to lie about who they are. affect about 12,000 military members who are transgender. they will be able to get medical care and change their gender identification in the syste

. >> lesley vaughn will be signing copies of the book by the site the studio. you can also purchase a copy there. just a couple, few last question. question. i think i heard a story about this photograph compound that was taken. so wonderfully. the kids are sitting quietly weeping. help us behind the scenes, this photo. >> we staged a photo. i have a big book i'm reading. the older one was paying attention. the little one was jumping up and down, and vice versa. we could not, could not get into cooperate. so we taped an iphone into the book, put on frozen and they are watching frozen. [laughter] >> a little secret. >> that's truth in advertising. >> the last few question. i want to talk about, we are at the newseum here and i want to ask about your career. tell us about getting her start at cbs and your first big break. >> okay. i was hired because of affirmative action. i had been a reporter in boston, and affirmative action came into force. i heard that all three networks were looking, desperately looking for women and minority so i applied and i was hired in

vaughn, did you think this is -- john, did you think we were making this up? >> i don't play pokemon go. my kids are not old enough to do it. i thought we were talking about a game, and i thought the problem was people were playing a game while they were supposed to be acknowledging the gravity at the museum. >> it is augmented reality. you go and you find things -- >> people have chosen to do this? >> yes. >> oh jeez. frankly many people are bored by things beyond their own naval and this is what this indicates. >> it is sad that somebody was that tone deaf and yes this needs to be stopped. >> it is not going to be stopped. it is going to be -- it is only growing. there are millions of people playing the game. have you seen them? they have taken over central park. it is amazing. >> it is like watching the easter egg hunt without the easter egg and easter and the adults. it is just children. there is a darker side and i don't want to be the angry black man. >> go ahead. we need one. >> people are getting robbed because of this because guess what. crooks figure

grainy vaughn said the victim was not know what happened. but is thankful. >> i could have been here. i could have come in any time during the night. >> police are trying to figure out what happened. but they say this does not appear to be random. if you have any information, prince george's county police would like to hear from you. >>> new concerns tonight. about train operators blowing through red lights. now, there's a federal investigation into a new incident that happened this morning on the yellow line. wusa 9 transportation reporter pete monteen is raising questions about your safety. pete? >> reporter: the train was pulling into in station, right at national airport. metro is worried its train operator blew through a stop signal. the feds call it a serious problem. and now they want to put the brakes on it. >> reporter: it was the middle of the morning rush. now, metro wants to know if its >>ain operator was, too. of what's happening. >> donna deambroseio is taking the yellow line home. she's happy to have missed what happened here.

and karen vaughn speaking a mother of u.s. navy seal who was killed in afghanistan.ping up this consistent theme where we've had a number of mothers and family members killed in various tragic circumstances, whether it's in afghanistan or in benghazi or at the hands of illegal immigrants and shooting deaths and it's been a very -- it's a dark night in terms of people telling their personal stories, their personal stories of grief and putting sbiet -- it into this political context. >> this year our voters spoke clearly on two issues in our primary, trade and immigration. they affirmed donald trump and his positions. they opposed obama trade, and they demand a lawful system of immigration that protects their safety and their financial well being. average americans have been the first to know that something is wrong with this economy. our middle class is steadily declining with our african-american and hispanic communities being hurt the most, but the washington establishment, the media, big corporations have been in denial. fellow republicans, we must understand that

she tied the knott, her husband, doctor vaughn raspberry is a an assistant english professor at stanford university. the couple is also expecting their first child as you can see in that picture. she tweeted out writing thanks very much, everyone for all of the well wishes, it looks like this will be a really full year. >> they have the child, it will be a fruitful marriage, hence, last names as well. never heard of any raspberries before. >> are you. >> mr. blueberry, brett banana. >>> south philadelphia drivers beware how democratic national convention will affect where and how you park? oh, no, ppa at it again. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win the mustang instant game, with top prizes of a hundred grand or a new ford mustang? (woman) oh my goodness. woo! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. >>> at 4:54. lets look at your top headlines on line and social media we are following breaking news out of new castle delaware. two people are dead following an inc

. >> vaughn raspberry. >> that is a fruitful marriage as well. >> well, off to a good start this weekho are you. >> i'm barley here. >> listen to this. >> that was loud. >> did that again. >> jermaine dupreis on our show what should i ask him, seriously. >> there is a lot. >> he has a lot going on. now he dated, janet jackson. >> they did. >> they were together for a long time. >> she has run off with a billion air. >> he will be on. >> one of the folks here that watch power, you know, the show power, two of the stars are on good day philadelphia season three starts last night. last night season three started. that is a good show. omar i hardwick and 50cent will be on the show today. >> that is cool interview? yes. >> big week for us. we will give away a koran friday. we have a convention starting here in philadelphia. at the dell on friday. our convention starts a week from today. >> yes, monday. >> we will top cleveland, for sure. >> and yesterday i noticed was national emoji day if someone puts one in every single text and message that they send you, is it too much. >> yes. >> no,

denzel was enough to move up the varsity but he played >> gary: compete at vaughn miller and he is ther denver and clout the same your pay he's holding out now and vp of the super bowl let's the newgate. you want to pay guy got a good lawyers of on miller doing things john elway reportedly is trying out. curry apologizing and during the finals most notable is when she called the series reg a fourth camp and a lot through 2002 hundred $50 showing up for the four day and use of video where his surprise the campers. the chance playing in a few next bill is one of five guy that can be voted on the all- star team and leads the voting after one day. berman >> gary: santana with two and seven oakland alone all start as seating us down santana to hit shutout in strikeouts sunny brae and real free 8 the star quality guy having a terrible year joint dollar for nothing the a's lost six out of there are last seven agenda good tennis match this morning. >> pam: tickets and one of the magma is crackpot huge. prize huge upon ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial

guess who i have a real soft spot for matt vaughn. he is now passed away. he was a state treasure and a superb man a graduate of the air force academy, great candidate. he didn't win that he did do better in the primary than i did so he became the nominee of our party and through losing in the primary i gained a friend, i gained an opportunity to be seen as somebody who flock hard for what they believed and that supported the nominee of our party and the day after you get your kicked in the primary and show up to the unity breakfast and say good things about somebody who, i liked him but i had some hurt feelings helps you understand politics. politics is fighting hard, losing at least half the time and then coming back and being a gentleman about it and knowing there's another day where you will try to do things for this country. it was good training. matt remained a friend until he passed away of cancer and i never ran for statewide office again. two years later my congressman announced his retirement and i was already pretty close to a shoo-in in many way

and in north coventry some downed wires blocking 724 this afternoon by vaughn road by giovanni's pizza422 or cedarville road. live look in south philadelphia this is 95 as you get on the girard point bridge. disabled vehicle here is on the shoulder. this is southbound. we've also got plenty of northbound traffic, shore traffic headed toward the walt whitman bridge. and nearby the ramps from 95 to broad street will close later this evening. northbound one is going to be closed all week. southbound most of the week as we get ready for the dnc and in the weight he restrictions along 95 the 5-ton maximum go into effect midday tomorrow. that means as of midday tomorrow if you're driving a big rig a big dump truck a big bus you can't use 95 between the platt bridge and the vine street expressway. if you're in a passenger vehicle you'll see extra traffic on the vine the schuylkill and the platt because of all those big vehicles detouring off of 95. we'll talk more about the convention and other stuff alicia in the next half hour. >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> yahoo could finally be settl

. >> reporter: gabriel vaughn has had this gun shop for 10 years. he feels for those storeowners. >> you know how well you get paid through insurance. >> reporter: it hurts to have your business violated. >> this is what you today in and day out. this is your own. >> reporter: he doesn't want any gun in the wrong hands. finds it ridiculous that california considers a gun like any theft item. penalty depends on value. sparks a writer you have a glock 19. >> reporter: this nine- millimeter goes for $600. the one next to it, a sig sauer, same type, $1000 and up. >> theoretically you could get a misdemeanor. theoretically you could get a felony. >> reporter: yet they do the same thing. >> steel a gun, what real purpose do you have for it? going to do one of two things. commit a crime or self or sell it to somebody who's going to commit a crime. either way it's going to commit a crime. >> this was an unintended consequence and we need this loopholes -- we need this loophole closed. >> reporter: prop 47 aimed at easing jail overcrowding by reducing penalt

from the east side of the station, underneath, and all the way down through the parking lot down vaughn road to alexander here. since then i've been trying to figure out a way to connect with my wife. we eventually ended up as you saw caring her suitcase through this water here. >> the couple did have a boat. >> did you have to take that boat over to rescue your husband? >> i was seeing if i could sale it down the street here. >> some took chances driving through the flood waters and ended up full of regret. >> crazy, don't drive-thru water, just silly. i think too many bad things happen. >> pay attention to the road cones and the saw horses, they put them up for a reason, you know, they don't do it because they're bored, they do it because it is dangerous. >> princeton university is about 2 miles from here, and also reported heavy flooding in fact the wawa on campus was closed for all afternoon, and most of the evening. in west windsor township, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> flashflooding in maryland caused even more damage, state officials now declaring a state of emergency.

real quick what vaughn had to say. he says honestly to me it's anyone with a great sense of humor and awesome personality. someone fun to watch on tv. this is what we need. >> jack nelson says pence is too soft. new jersey governor christie has the bridgegate scandal. >> if you want to respond, we will talk about it later in the newscast. use the hashtag #ktvu or tvuthe9. >>> coming up, a critical pace police of evidence police are hoping to get their hands on to solve a crime. >>> huge flames in the san jose hills. up networks, the illegal activity that firefighters say may have started it. can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. vp. >>> checking stocks, always nice to see thi

coming from the east side of the station underneath and all the way down through the parking lot down vaughn road to alexander here. since then i've been trying to figure out a way to connect with my wife. we vented up as you saw caring her suitcase through this at err here, the couple did have a boat at hand. >> i thought about hitching the boat and see if i could sale it down the street here. >> some took chances driving through the flood waters, and ended up full of regret. >> crazy, don't drive-thru water, just silly, i think too many bad things happen. >> pay attention to the road cones and the saw who is cents, they put them up for a reason, you know, they don't do it because they're board. they do it because it is dangerous. >> princeton university is about 2 miles from here, and also, reported heavy flooding, in fact, the wawa on campus was closed for all afternoon, and most of the evening. in west windsor township, tran dough, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and the rain caused plenty of problems here in philadelphia, as well, including an unusual picture from south street. check it ou

coming from the east side of the station underneath, and all the way down to the parking lot, down vaughn road, to alex around err here, since then trying to figure out a way to connect with my wife. we eventually ended up as you saw her caring her suitcase through the water here. >> co-innings dentally the cup del have a both. >> are you going to use the boat to go rescue your husband? >> see if i can sale it down the street here. >> some took chances driving through the flood waters and ended up full of regret. >> stir crazy, driving through weighter, just silly, i think too many bad things happen. >> pay attention to the road cones and the saw horses, they put them up for a reason, you know, they don't do it because they're board. you know, they do it because it is dangerous. >> princeton university about 2 miles from here and reported heavy flooding, in fact, the wawa on campus was closed all afternoon and most of the evening. west windsor township, tran dough, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and along philadelphia's south street, the heavy rain and flooding caused plenty of damage. it h

. >>> vaughns for matthew gerald will be held tomorrow night and friday morning. funeral service will be held on friday. a visitation for officer montrell jackson will be held friday morning with a funeral service on monday. services for east baton rouge sheriff's deputy brad garafola have not yet been announced. >>> in light of the recent police shootings, president obama wrote an open letter to law enforcement telling officers, quote, we have your backs. the president acknowledged a tough job that officers do every day and commended them on their work, saying now is the time for the country to ban tonight. the president said some of trying to use this moment to divide police and the communities you serve. i reject those efforts. >> a san diego 911 dispatcher is heading to baton rouge today. she volunteers her time and spends her own money to cover shifts for dispatchers who have been on duty in cities where tragedies have happened. she says some of the dispatchers she will work for in baton rouge knew the six officers shot last sunday, three of whom died. earlie

[applause] [applause] ,> please welcome karen vaughn the mother of fallen navy seal.or thehank you so much opportunity to be here tonight. it is a great honor. remember because i when america was strong and proud. when our word meant something. i am here because i raised a son who believed in this country enough to give his life for it. because we are at a crossroads of like anything we have ever witnessed in our lifetime and something must change now. [applause] leadership, strong leadership. leadership that will longer sit idly by and let our enemies define the world in which we live. there is no adversary the u.s. we cany cannot defeat if find them under the ludicrous rules of engagement they've been forced to fight under for the last seven years. [applause] thank you. leaders desire to win hearts and minds at whatever cost to our own. too many american sons and daughters have died needless deaths due to these absurd rules. aaron.r my only brave warriors. countless others have curtailed their military careers because of the culture they know puts their lives in nee

you saw one, karen vaughn another. pat smith another. some of the veterans, mark geist.last night who made, who made three arguments. one argument was, if you like the way things are going, hillary and bill, i mean, hillary, bill and barack. if you want change, go with this guy. third, here is why i am going with this guy. all of those are important. bill: they stayed on message. not the way it goes with republican. >> stayed on message but stayed on the clock. one of the things about last night, it began to grow a little bit longer. they ended up behind schedule. one missing ingredient last night was a little bit of dash more of optimism and hope. i thought joni ernst's remark, senator from iowa, surrounded by a bunch of veterans was forward-looking. we'll do this for the military. do this for your veterans. bill: happened so late in the night. >> happened so late last night, the message got lost. particularly end of eight years one party holding white house. the opposition has to accentuate the change message. in large measure saying here is how bad things are and how

. >>> and the denver post reports vaughn miller agreed to a block buster $114 million with the broncos makes the outside line backer the highest paid nonquarterback in nfl history. congratulations to him. >>> it's about 22 after >>> coming up controversy on campus. after an alleged sexual assault, the staff of one school did not tell parents or police and instead forced the accused to bake bread as penance. >>> recreational marijuana may soon be legalized in california. we'll take a look at the pros and cons for the bill which could bring in billions of dollars to the golden state. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." buzz aldrin walked on the moon nearly a century ago. now his goal is mars. we'll catch up with the astronaut. >>> the new ghost busters movie is expected to bust out big at the box office. some little-known tv comedy that inspired it. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i sa

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but i'll tell you, i would bet people that people will be blown way are with karen vaughn, mother of s.e.a.l. who died in afghanistan, and john tiegen he wrote "13 hours." i strongly recommend it and the movie is fantastic. very faithful to the book. my sense is when we turn off the television tonight, america's likely to say those three peo e people, the mother of navy s.e.a.l., and the two -- and the two men who fought at the battle of benghazi were the highlights of the evening. >> now that the never trump movement is over, is it time for the gop, the republican party, to rally around trump? >> yeah. look, this will be a process not an event. simply that, you know, the defeat of the never trump forces in the rules committee is not going to be the end. we have actually seen this drama play out once before. 1980, ted kennedy at the democratic national convention -- made it all the way to the floor, attempted to have a conscience clause. and failed. and look, there's still a lot of healing to do. and there's got -- we can't have, you know, recriminations from the top of the ticket. w

[applause] [applause] ,> please welcome karen vaughn the mother of fallen navy seal. so much opportunity to be here tonight. it is a great honor. remember because i when america was strong and proud. when our word meant something. i am here because i raised a son who believed in this country enough to give his life for it. because we are at a crossroads of like anything we have ever witnessed in our lifetime and something must change now. [applause] leadership, strong leadership. leadership that will longer sit idly by and let our enemies define the world in which we live. there is no adversary the u.s. we cany cannot defeat if find them under the ludicrous rules of engagement they've been forced to fight under for the last seven years. [applause] thank you. leaders desire to win hearts and minds at whatever cost to our own. too many american sons and daughters have died needless deaths due to these absurd rules. aaron.r my only brave warriors. countless others have curtailed their military careers because of the culture they know puts their lives in needless risk. sa