victor blackwell thank so much. victor in dallas there.t of people look back and think this started -- part of it started with #blacklivesmatter. it was started after the shooting of trayvon martin. that's when the organization made its presence felt and since then in demonstrations following the deaths of african-american men in police custody. randy kaye takes a look to where we got here today. >> reporter: what started with a hashtag has turned into rallying cry. the goal, to shine a line on racial injustice. >> this is the generation that wants to dismantle structural racism. this is the generation that wants to get at the core of it, to get at the systemic problem. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement was born after the shooting death of florida teen trayvon martin when his killer, george zimmerman was cleared of any wrong doing. >> we find george zimmerman not guilty. >> reporter: the deaths of african-americans at the hands of police gave rise to more voices of protest. there was eric garner in new york. and michael brown in

proud supporter of you. >>> well you can see victor blackwell is in dallas, and victor i can imagine's trying to be done today. >> yeah, there is. we see that there are families coming here to try to stand in solidarity with the police department, and teach their children. we've seen some conversations between parents and children here at this memorial that's growing. yes the healing is beginning. but we're seeing on front page of the "dallas morning news" "we're hurting" is the headline. >> those are hard conversations to have with kids no doubt about it. we'll get you back to dallas and victor in just a moment here. after visiting spain today we know president obama is cutting his european trip short and returning to washington tomorrow so he can travel there to dallas. that's at the request of the city's mayor. after the ambush there, both donald trump and hillary clinton cancelled campaign stops and responded to those shootings as well. how this is affecting the political world here is jeff. >> reporter: a gut wrenching week of violence. shaking america and shaping a divisive pol

victor: put it this way. 4 years i was tap dancing on the forehead of the usada, and wada, and everybody else, and no one got a positive test, okay? ben nichols: we are the global watchdog for drug testing in sports. we've been around for about 17 years now. sam: wada spokesperson ben nichols says, "the organization has changed a lot in that time, building broader, tougher standards for the agencies and federations that test athletes." ben: so it's one thing to have good procedures in place. it's quite another for everyone to really focus on doing them well. and that's where we're at, is we need people to really up their game worldwide. sam: we're trying to hold the world accountable. has wada achieved that goal, do you think, ahead of the 2016 olympics? victor: absolutely not. and when you say, "they're trying," i don't believe that to be true at all. and i'll give you a specific example. sam: conte's talking about reports that jamaica's anti-doping agency wasn't testing its athletes for months before the 20

i see. >> victor: ...one way or the other, okay?> adam: right, right, right, right. >> victor: so, yes or no? it's up to you. >> adam: so, all i have to do is swallow my pride, right? along with every single vow i ever made to my wife, and then just agree to come work with you. >> victor: well, think about it.

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. >> a little different this morning, i'm victor blackwell. we are live in cleveland, the site of the republican national convention. good morning to you. we're following three major stories. up first in a matter of hours. we'll get a look at the republican presumptive presidential ticket. donald trump is about to introduce his running mate mike pence. trump had last-minute second thoughts about that decision. >> and then hope to be the next commander in chief. there's violence in turkey that we've been watching all night. a bloody coup attempt by a faction of its military have left at least 90 dead, we understand. there's a lot of uncertainty. at the moment, who is in control of these two u.s. nato allies. >> of course, continuing coverage. new terror raids and arrests overnight as isis is he it inspired the truck rampage in nice, that killed 84 people, two of them american. first toky, the president reaccept erdogan said it has plunged that country into a night of chaos. [ gunfire ] >> list ton they hail of gunfire in istanbul. it rained dow

victor: it would not.o not know about you, but i would not consider what the dead has done when you add up the debt central-bank buying and all of the stimulus, meaning zero interest rates for going on as beingrs, successful. they have to keep doing it. look at japan as the best example. it has not worked. it has kept us alive, but it has not worked, so what happens when you keep doing it? you get an event like brexit for example but much worse, and it's a house of cards? david: appreciate it. thank you very much. let's go now to brazil on the eve of hosting the olympics. the state of rio de janeiro is broke. the governor is selling his own summer residence and the idyllic island upon which it sits. it could be a bargain. we go to our rio euro. talk about this island and property and what it says about the current state of rio finances. this is a palatial place. who might put the money down to get this place? >> it's tough to say who will buy this. the pension fund -- i went there with this manager, and he

i'm victor blackwell. breaking news overnight and hour's long standoff in the capital of bangladesh ended just a short time ago. we're learning that 20 hostages were killed, all of them foreigners. this started when a gunman seized the cafe a popular site in dhaka. >> 14 hostages were rescued as police stormed that restaurant a few hours ago. six attackers were killed. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. u.s. officials are casting doubt on that. one said a gunman had 10 or 12 grenades during the standoff and the entire building was shaken in the explosion. i want to get to cnn international correspondent sumnima udas. she's got the very latest for us. thank you for being here. what are you learning? >> reporter: the latest that we got, really, 20 civilians were killed. all 20 were foreigners that were killed at the most part were shot. we don't know the nationalities. it's not been revealed to us by officials. we do not know why they were killed, how they were killed when security personnel ent

. >> victor: [ sighs ] you shouldn't be here. >> chloe: well, i am. bravo, victor.led it off. you're walking free and adam is locked up in your place. >> victor: i want those two journal pages. where are they? i want them now. >> chloe: you just got out of prison. you shouldn't be worrying about the details. you should be having a nice steak with a hot woman. i mean, you got some tequila. that's a good call. >> victor: listen to me. you're in my territory now. you hold up your end of our bargain. i want those two pages. you got that? >> chloe: why do you want those pages so badly? that's a rhetorical question.

so, victor, expectations? >> hopefully to be contributing, to be out there with the first team, making things happen. so, you know, that's my only goal is to go out there and perform and be my old self again. so that's definitely the goal. >> victor's in the flow of practice, and like all of our players, we're going to monitor him. but he's out here practicing be and champing at the bit ready to go. >> meanwhile fitzpatrick contract dispute dragged on. day two at camp, fitcy completing passes like it was no big deal. 23 for 26. he looked sharp. geno smith also looked sharp, especially throwing the big ball. well, it's mike piazza's jersey night tonight. his number will be retired tomorrow, just the fifth in team history. trick. over the outstretched glove of carlos gonzalez, loney ties it up at 1-1. that's his sixth homer since joining the mets. stephen mats allowed just two runs in six innings. this reynolds smokes his 11th homer. in the ninth, gonzalez gets ahold of his 21st long ball. four runs charged to t

. >> i'm victor blackpwell. we're live in cleveland, ohio, the site of the republican national convention. moments ago president obama calling a meeting in the situation room after that bloody coupe attempt in turkey. the airspace over a american base in turkey has been closed off. the reaction from the pentagon in just a moment. >>> the new details in the man behind the truck rampage in the south of france. officials are saying he was rapidly radicalized. >> in about an hour, donald trump makes his official announcement of the number two. he'll introduce his pick for vice president, indiana governor mike pence. we'll bring you that coverage live from new york. you're looking at the stage and we'll bring that to you when it happens. >>> for more on this major blow potentially in the fight against isis, let's get to cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr who joins us on the phone. what do we know about this meeting? >> good morning, victor and christi. the president calling his team to the white house to get a

. >> i'm victor blackwell.t's good to be with you this morning. >> we want to start to quick politics here. hillary clinton's new running mate. that's in a moment, actually. >> first, though, we want to update you on the shooting rampage in munich. you just saw part of that news conference. >> this is new video we want to show you here as people are laying flowers and candles near the shopping mall where nine people were killed yesterday. the mayor of munich has declared today a day of mourning. and right now german chance lar angela merkel is meeting with her security cabinet. they are discussing this attack. this is obviously the topic of their discussion. right now munich police are holding a police conference though as you just saw. officials saw there was no indication the attacker was linked to isis. cnn's will ripley is live in munich. will, so now we know that he does not have, as far as they can tell, any connections to isis, but what else do we know? >> well, christi, victor, we know for sure, accordi

>> victor: oh, yeah.'ll be out of here in no time. >> adam: well, i wouldn't say goodbye to us just yet. >> nikki: well, thank you for meeting with me. >> victoria: yeah, of course. >> nikki: i just wanted to make sure that we're all on the same page before we walk into that courtroom. >> nick: well, i'm not recanting any of my earlier testimony. facts are facts. >> victoria: she's not asking you to lie, nick. >> nick: well, aren't we? >> nikki: no. victor's crimes stand. but that doesn't mean that we can let it stop us from building a strong case on his behalf.

her boys are victor, willy and matthew.our show is the first thing she watches the second she gets home from work every single day. her husband, victor, recently got a new job where he is working long hours and travelings a lot and is turning 50 this year. karen hopes to surprise him with the trip she wins today. >> time to put your fan to the test with a trivia question. you have 15 seconds and one guess to get the answer right. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> occasionally, hoda and i take sides on certain issues and we ask viewers to tweet in whether they are on hash team #klg. we have a machine that disspences something special. is it, "a," soda, "b," ice-cream, "c," wine. >> wine. >> you have won a fabulous vacation. you and a guest, we are hoping it is victor, will head right here to new york city. you are going to enjoy four days, three nights at the london, new york city. >> i just stayed there. it is fantastic. >> you are going to get cocktails and dinner for two at the london bar, two tickets to the museum of moder

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell.ching the 100-day mark before the election. and this is happening as the clinton campaign says hackers reached an important computer system they rely on. democrats are worried since there were two other hacks on party organizations. the officials say russia may be behind the attacks, but the russians have denied having anything to do with it. >>> and the clinton campaign is accusing russia as we said the democratic national committee's e-mails in order to help donald trump. that is their contention. trump's denying that saying he has no ties to russia, past or present. >> cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew gruff fin has more for us. >> reporter: the current controversy over donald trump's russian connection comes from a dug up quote from 2008 made by his son, don jr. the younger trump reportedly told a real estate conference that family members made a half dozen trips to russia but several buyers have been attracted to our projects there and russians make up a pretty disprop

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. "new day" starts right now. >>> they say it was rush who hack 20d,000 e-mails. >> wouldn't it be nice if we got along with russia. >> i don't know what their motive is. do i believe they've done it? that's certainly the way it looks. >> we have 100 days to make our case to america. >> no more mr. nice guy. we are going to win. have to win. >> hillary clinton must never become president of the united states of america. >> you're absolutely sure 100%. >> absolutely. no doubt in my mind. >> three men and one woman who contracted zika for the first time in florida. >> zika bites everyone. >>> good morning to you. in just a few hours hillary clinton and tim kaine will be back on their bus tour in pennsylvania and that's happening as the fbi investigates a hack of the computer system that the clinton campaign uses in which a da stay program was accessed. this comes after two other hacks we know on the democratic national committee and wikileaks editor in chief julian aassange says there's m

victor wood is with us. he is a witness. a british origin but lived in munich for more than 25 years. what have you seen today, victor? >> hi. this started pretty much as i was leaving the shopper center from a side entrance, and more what i heard rather than what i saw. i heard the sound of gunfire, and when i was going into the metro system at the time, when we got out to our station, about two miles away, there were loads of police and fire brigade and so on, all with blue lights on, and this was clear to me there had actually been an attack at the center. >> what did you do? >> well, obviously we went home as quickly as possible and stayed inside since, watching what has been going on, on the news, but certainly it's a strange feeling. anyone who has been in this sort of environment would know exactly how i feel at this point. >> and those who -- hope never to be able to imagine such a thing. can you take mome through those emotions? >> panic in some respect, worry, of course, especially for our friends and everything. i

>> victor: oh, yeah.e out of here in no time. >> adam: well, i wouldn't say goodbye to us just yet. >> nikki: well, thank you for meeting with me. >> victoria: yeah, of course. >> nikki: i just wanted to make sure that we're all on the same page before we walk into that courtroom. >> nick: well, i'm not recanting any of my earlier testimony. facts are facts. >> victoria: she's not asking you to lie, nick. >> nick: well, aren't we? >> nikki: no. victor's crimes stand. but that doesn't mean that we can let it stop us from building a strong case on his behalf. >> victoria: well,'

victor? >> chris frates, thanks so much. >>> you know one of the big campaign questions remaining is who will be vice president on the democrat side hillary clinton is whittling her list of potential vice presidents. political favorites include elizabeth warren. she's been an attack dog for clinton against donald trump. and she's popular among bernie sanders supporters as well. julian castro rumored to be near the top. he's the secretary of housing and urban development. there's also speculation about tim cain. the senator from virginia since 2013. one of her earliest supporters. has affluent spanish speaker which will help with latino out reach they say. >> donald trump is pushing against reports that members of his party are hesitant to take the rnc stage weeks from now. tweeting this morning, quote, let's put it up. the speaker spots are totally filled with a long waiting list of those that want to speak. one of those spots is likely reserved for his vice presidential pick, and leading tha

victor black well well is with . drew griffin, and cedrick alexander, our cnn law enforcement analyst who is with us. before i go to our reporters in the field, cedrick alexander, i want you to bounce off what we just heard from this police chief. if there is a text book in what leadership involves, you might say it is this police chief who is standing by his dedication to transparency from the moment the guns stopped blazing to what you heard today? >> if you look up leadership in the dictionary, you will see chief brown's leadership. he is the true essence of leadership, strong and stern and showing his own sadness. he said a lot over the course of the last hour but i think one thing that sticks out for me the most quite frankly is his ability to be transparent and open and honest. there is not anything that i find in his verbiage that i question. being a police administrator and many of us across this country who are watching him today and have been watching him for the last few days, our hearts goes out to him an

. >>> victor cruz trying to get back on the field and contributing. he's feeling well. and to finish practice was a huge accomplishment. working hard to get back to account victor cruz of old. >> it definitely still remains to be seen. but i think as these days progress, that's the plan, to be myself. if i'm not who i once was, there's no reason to be out here. i feel like i want to go back and be at that same pedigree. his backup spot. he's not happy ?? with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers >>> all smiles at jets camp. a starting quarterback again. except for the guy who minutes away from being the starter. geno smith said in no uncertain terms yesterday that he was mad at the situation. geno understandably upset and disappointed but he did realize he has to watch how he reacts to setbacks. >> i've got to w

ktvu's tom vacar spoke with a bay area man who has been through several scandals, victor con tie -- victor>> reporter: victor conte now runs a company that sells legal congress product. >> the incentives are so great and the consequences so minimal. >> reporter: he feels the banning of the russian team is justified. >> they claim they have credible evidence, forensic, sign, laboratory, many other types, and they say it meets the beyond a reasonable doubt standard. >> reporter: conte says it's time for truly substantial consequences. >> the consequences are so minimal, athletes see this as a good bet. >> reporter: investigators found drug tests covered up and altered. so today's decision clears the way for other organizations to ban russians olympics wide. >> the system that appears to be corrupt from top to bottom, then would it make sense to me that would you ban the entire country. >> reporter: conte says it still goes on in the u.s., china, kenya, jamaica, and the bahamas, just to name a few. in fact, says is conte, there's no test to detect certain substances. >> that's one they don't

it was just a practice, but to victor this day was so much more. he talk about his comeback next in sports here on news 4 new fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >>> talking giants. >> victor cruz and o'dell beckham jr., they had big plans for those guys two years ago. two targets for eli manning. as beckham's star rose, injuries sidelined cruz. there is he is practicing start to finish for the first time since it wiped out last season. well, today no issues. there are no restrictions. cruz is cleared to play. now he has to work hard of course to get back to the level he is accustomed to playing at there. >> hopefully to be contributive, to be out there with the first tea

they said the victor and shows no sign of injury. green was also one of -- he was also released on $200 bond. the warriors releasing this statement, we are aware of news involving draymond green in michigan over the weekend. and that's what we are collecting information i have no further comment until we have a better understanding of the situation. >>> on mike sugarman i played pokimon go and i did not get robbed or step over a dead body. up to you why that's important. >>> are they trying to hide this bad news ? they just launched a investigation into apollo alto company. >>> a very own elizabeth cook. we'll take -- check in with her live from studio city. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,p?p?o?gv explore nearby locations to catch creatures- >>> the new app taking game into a whole new level. pokimon go. it lets players explore nearby location to catch creatures, but at times, that has lead to trouble. mike sugarman is in san francisco. how does this game work ? >> reporter: pokimon go. you've heard about it and you've seen it. i tried it, and i was

victor blackwell is joining us live there, victor. >> reporter: we're learning, ana, that this killer planned to potential potentially, hoping to kill more people, learning from investigator whose pulled evidence from the home, suggestions that he had even practiced detonations. >> we're convinced that this suspect had other plans and thought that what he was doing was righteous. >> reporter: he was planning larger scale attacks. >> he was going to make us pay for what he sees as law enforcement efforts to punish people of color. >> reporter: bomb making materials, and a journal found inside the home of the deranged gunman suggest he was practicing detonations and aiming for larger targets. >> the material was such that it was large enough to have devastating effects throughout our city and our north texas area. >> reporter: police say the killer told them why he did it during a standoff, saying he was seeking revenge for the shooting deaths of two african-american men last week. cornered in a parking garage, negotiations with the killer lasted about two hours. >> he just basically li

back to you in atlanta. >> victor, thank you so much.being there in dallas. so taken by the way the memorial behind you has grown and the way the people of dallas have responded to this. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. it means a lot to us. "inside politics" with john king starts now. with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may includ

i know that victor is scheduled to be transferred back to walworth shortly. >> paul: yes, he is.nd as per the court order and the attending physician at memorial, there's not a damn thing i can do to stop that from happening. so if that's why you're here, to get me to pull some strings, i'm sorry, because victor is going to be with his son in lockup very soon. >> mitch: inmate. >> adam: warden. >> mitch: must be a complica

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i know that victor is scheduled to be transferred back to walworth shortly. >> paul: yes, he is. per the court order and the attending physician at memorial, there's not a damn thing i can do to stop that from happening. so if that's why you're here, to get me to pull some strings, i'm sorry, because victor is going to be with his son in lockup very soon. >> mitch: inmate. >> adam: warden. >> mitch: must be a complicated

. >> annuoncer: knowing he could be the next target... >> trust me. >> annuoncer: victor went to work the girls. there's only six guys. >> annuoncer: but the new head of household had other plans. >> you're next. i just have to figure out whether i'm sending you through the front door or through the back. >> annuoncer: needing a pawn... >> i like you and i trust you. >> appreciate that. >> annuoncer:

. >> after last night's episode, i would guess, um, most like victor? but i know before i went to sleep last night there was a little bit of a movement where people were trying to target tiffany. um, and some people are just unsure, like, when do we dump her? do we take advantage of it now or next week? things change constantly. um, you just never know. i -- i would say that [ indiscernible ] is probably safe tonight and it's between victor and tiffany. but, you know, whoever gets evicted tonight might be back in, in a few weeks from now. >> "big brother" airs tonight at 9:00 here on kpix 5. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, ♪ doing a little cleaning i see. sparkle paper towels are great for wiping up fingerprints without wiping out your savings. just right for cleaning up...jelly... ...water... ...refrigerator doors... ...and look at this... security camera lenses. oh, why don't you tell the homeowners how great sparkle works? just right clean. just right price. sparkle. just right. i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up th

camps and liberated them said no, this is not victors justice. this is just justice. host: you are our legal expert here in the charges before the international military tribunal at nuremberg were crimes against peace, war crimes and crimes against humanity. a least some of these were new terms. did the international legal community consider these to be well-founded in existing law or were some particularly controversy of? guest: will, as andy said the whole trial was developed with controversy and we have to remember this was the first international criminal court in human history and in certain respects not only were the 21 individual defendants on trial, but a lot self was on trial that is to the extent allies had committed to doing a trial program as opposed to summary education. they had to demonstrate that law was inadequate -- adequate twill for dealing with crimes of this magnitude and so they wanted to make sure that whatever charges were brought against these defendants , that they had adequate grounding in international law work now, t

victor a victor. >> thanks so much. >>> donald trump has something to say about all this. his campaign calling clinton's vp pick ethically challenged. chris frates is following that end of the story. >> good morning, you're right. the trump campaign already has a nickname for hillary clinton's running mate. they're tugging tim kaine corrupt kaine. and trump's trying to make an issue out of about $160,000 in gifts kaine received when he was lieutenant governor and governor of virginia. he accepted things like clothes, travel, even a vacation. but those gifts were legal in virginia, as long as any gift over $50 was publicly disclosed. here's what trump tweeted about it last night. he said is it the same tim kaine that took hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts while governor of virginia? and didn't get indicted while bob m did? it seems trump's referring to former virginia governor bob mcdonald who was convicted of federal corruption charges after being accused of accepting gifts from a businessman in exchange for promoting that person's company. the supreme court overtu

victor blackwell is in dallas, victor, the outpouring of support over the past 24 hours has been tremendous. update our viewers. >> reporter: it's been virtually non-stop here in front of dallas police department headquarters, wolf. i'll kind of step to the side a bit to give you a look at what's happening here. families have been coming here. you see two boys here, bringing flowers and notes to the two cruisers here. we saw that there are notes here that say back the blue, because someone i call dad is on that force. just a look at the newspaper that came out this morning, the dallas morning news with the photos of those four dallas police department officers, that one d.a.r.t. officer and two words from the chief we're hurting. summarizing the pain that is felt across the area this morning. wolf. >> it's a moment -- you've been there are morning. does it seem to be escalating, the angst there or is it receding a bit? >> reporter: well, it depends upon who you ask. i've had several conversations with people about what they're feeling here. they have shared both a sympathy for the departmen

victor, you were there. what else did you learn? >> really revealing news conference here from the chief of the department, david brown, painting a picture of what was found with the body or near the body of of the killer. let's go first to what was found there on the scene. this coming from a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation. i'll list the weapons found, glock 19 pistol, a frazier handgun, a variation of the ak semiautomatic assault rifle. we are also told this man was wearing a bullet proof vest. we have also learned that once this investigation went to his home in the suburbs of dallas, wolf, there were evidences of additional weapons purchased, include gun box, a receipt for a cobra, allure, a glock handgun as well. this sounds like a large number of persons. in texas, the number of guns would not be remarkable except fort context. i want you to listen to what the chief said during this news conference about the bomb-making materials that were discovered inside that home. >> there was a large stockpile, one

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so let's talk now to victor blackwell, cnn anchor live in dallas. and before we get to the parents' interview, victor, what else did the police chief reveal? what are you learning about what he used and what he did in this ambush? >> reporter: we're learning details from the police chief, but also from a law enforcement source with information about the investigation, and we're learning about the weapons that the shooter had with him there at the el centro building after this standoff ended. let's start with the long gun. a 545 caliber, a semiautomatic assault style rifle. it's a variation of the ak that we talked about so many times over the past several years. also, a glock pistol and a frazier handgun. we're told this shooter also was wearing a body armor, bulletproof vest rather when he was found there in that building. now, the investigation, of course, went to his home in mesquite, a suburb of dallas, searching for evidence. we're told that during that search, they found evidence of other purchases, receipts and paperwork for a cobra, a lureso

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.eveland, ohio, the gop convention finally ready to kick off tomorrow here at quicken loans arena. >> this is a $64 million show. think about that. it's put on for nearly 2500 delegates and 50,000 attendees who will be sitting behind us tomorrow all here to formally nominate trump and mike pence. we are going to hear from gop leaders ted cruz, paul pinryan, scott walker. thousands of protesters are threatening to pack the streets to send their own message. we're going to get to more of that just a minute. >>> we've learned more about the two arrests in nice connected to thursday's attack. the prosecutor's office says that a man and a woman were detained sunday morning. that brings the total number of people arrested to seven. and that includes the suspect's ex-wife. >> also new, a source near the investigation telling us close associated who have been detained for questioning about the rampage say the attacker started speaking supportively of isis just days prior to that attack. >> now

>> victor, thank you very much. us now is the deputy chief of the dallas police department, malik aziz. thank you for joining us this morning. >> glad to be here. >> the role that the chief and the mayor have played in this situation has been indispensable. how much coordination is going on to kind of help this community stay together at this time? >> i think what you've seen in this type of leadership from mayor mike rawlings and police chief david brown, it has given reassurance to this city. it has given the citizens of the great city of dallas a reason to embrace us and come forward, and behind me we see a major show of love from not only this city but cities across texas, the nation, and the world. so their leadership has been nothing short of impeccable and phenomenal. so we're leaning our our leaders, our mayor, and our police chief. we have to remain stoic. our mayor and our police chief have lost five officers in this city. no police chief wants to lose any officer doing his tenure. so it's a major, major b

emily: corey johnson, and victor anthony, thank you. we are going to be speaking with tim tomorrow, c.e.o. and founder of pandora by exclusive interview. we will be asking him all of these questions. now on to paypal. the payments coming reporting revenue of $2.6 billion, up 15% and a profit increase of 5% from the same quarter last year. it's new pact with visa is taking the headlines. paypal will stop discouraging customers from leaking counts to visa cards. first of all, what is your reaction to this partnership between visa and paypal? >> thanks, yes, ma'am -- thanks, emily. the quarter was great. they are certainly executing against that mission. like you said, the visa partnership is the big deal. the initial gut reaction is being that visa did exercise some leverage over paypal. but in listening in to the paypal call, you could argue maybe it was a little bit more balanced of a partnership. but at the end of the day, what you have to think about is what are the flows going to be, the new flows of dollars? how much is going to be

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victor cruz was so important to the giants offense, hard to believe he hasn't caught a pass since october 12th, 2014. there was this sight on friday. number 80 practiced start to finish for the first time since last august. remember a calf injury wiped out last season, following that comeba the year before. it's been a struggle. there are no issues, no restrictions. cruz is cleared to play. he's working to recover that trademark speed. the jets aren't sure when darrelle revis will practice next. he had wrist surgery in march. he's taking it slow so far in camp. big deal. geno smith also had his moments. a long way to go at training camp. >>> it was mike piazza jersey night on thursday. his number will be retired. could have used vintage piazza back last night. rockies up 1-0 in the second, james loney strikes, deep and gown over the outstretched gun of carlos innings. the bull pen allowed twice as much in half the time. 8th inning, mark reynolds smokes a homer. gonzalez gets ahold of his 21st long ball. the mets fall 6-1. >>> the yankees have traded chapman. no secret they're listening wh

he now approaches its victor, john quincy adams. >> adams looked uncomfortable.ught that there might be an explosion of temper from jackson. >> but he could be very controlled when it fit his motivations. >> i hope you are well, sir. >> but it was all play-acting. jackson even made a kind of disarming remark. he had his wife with him and he said, "i give you my left hand." >> because as you can see -- >> my right is devoted to the fair. >> you don't want to seem like a sore loser, but behind the scenes, his advisers were already thinking about the next election four years away and how to position andrew jackson to crush this man. >> humiliated, jackson heads home. >> jackson's fury over being deprived and the american people being deprived of the presidency drove him for the next four years. >> rachel jackson was hoping that now he would give up that public ambition and simply be her husband. >> but jackson has no plans to retire. he believes that a dangerously divided america needs him. >> jackson represented people who are dispossessed, all of those people who