you know, greg welch besides being a photojournalistist can swim the length from treasure island. is a stud. near 70 at the beaches today. 70 degrees at alameda and in oakland. mid-80s around the peninsula. it's currently 59 going up to 95 degrees across the tri- valley. but wait! it's going to be hotter in brentwood, tracy, oakland, discovery bay, byron at 98, tomorrow triple digits inland. it's a robust warming trend until we hit seasonal levels over the weekend. >>> this california couple plans to spend their honeymoon on a boat rowing from monterey to hawaii. although they are sure to sweat the trip might be a breeze for the couple because they already rowed 11,000 miles from africa to new york. they say the secret to success is treating the waves like the relationship, and, in other words, it's all about embracing not fighting it. when i was in hawaii i interviewed another couple who did it the founder of trulia who rode from san francisco to hawaii, 45 days with his wife. incredible. >> there had to be a few arguments there? [ laughter ] captions by: caption colorado comment

chris welch has a look at t >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> reporter: following a personal speech by her daughter chelsea clinton. >> every single memory i have of my mom is that regardless of what was happening in her life, she was always, always there for me. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage thursday night telling the audience that america is at a moment of threatening to pull us apart. bonds of trust and respect are fraying. we have to decide whether we will all work together so we can all rise together. >> reporter: pointing out her differences with her republican challenger donald trump.just ask yourself. do you really think that donald trump has the temperament to be commander in chief even handle the rough-and-tumble of a presidential campaign. a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> reporter: continuing the process of trying to bring her divided party together. >> bernie, your campaign infired millions of americans. to all of your supporters here and around the country, i want yo

peter welch from vermont is our guest.terday, bernie sanders endorsed hillary clinton. (202) 748-8000 is the democrat line. (202) 748-8001, republicans. all others, (202) 748-8002. senatorsome of what sanders had to say. bernie sanders: this campaign is about moving the united states forward, towards universal health care. [applause] sanders: and reducing the number of people in our country who are uninsured or underinsured. [applause] sanders: hillary clinton wants to see that all americans have the right to choose a public option in their health care. [applause] senator sanders: which will lower the cost of health care for millions. she also believes that anyone 55 years or older should be able to opt in to medicare. [applause] sanders: and she wants to see millions more americans gain access to primary health care, dental care, mental health counseling and low-cost prescription drugs. [applause] sanders: through a major and dramatic expansion of the health of this country. welch ongressman peter the issue of health care

. >> caller: i'm vanessa welch. fox 25's. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. fox 25's robert goulston live. security cameras played a big role in making in arrest. >>> the security cameras on that building helped track down what was going on in this parking lot over here. we talked to the man who helped the victim and also helped police track down the suspect. >> she came out of the alleyway immediately saw blood dripping down her arm, so i ran over. >> the reporter: justin rove if i had heard her screams and behind the 9-11 and saw a car pulling out. he memorized the plate. >> 779nn1. >> the reporter: ran back to help the 25-year-old who he ended up knowing. >> she could barely talk. she was in shock and probably dealer just from getting punched in the case. >> the reporter: police say a man tried kidnapping and raping the woman, while his 3-year-old daughter was in the back seat. police say the suspect first driving down this street. it was all caught on camera, and police were able to use that video in their investigation. >> so when he got out, he went ove

his name is greg welch. he is a photojournalist here at kpix 5 perched precariously on the shore of treasure island looking out towards the bay bridge and the skyline of san francisco. thank you very much, greg. that's a beautiful shot. look very carefully. once in a while you'll see this little -- trying to look for sunlight over here on the shore we have the hot dog stand the best in the business. just saying. all right. 51 degrees in santa rosa. good morning, everyone. it is 60 degrees in san jose, 57 in oakland. it's a mild start to your day, which is going to end up as a "spare the air" day. we have unhealthy levels of ozone trapped close to the surface in the bay area. a bit of haze in most areas of the bay. meanwhile we have the west winds at 4, half moon bay 7, southwest in oakland. very slight winds across the bay area and fairfield now at 13. we need a stronger sea breeze out of the west 10 to 15 miles per hour to clean out the atmosphere. today thin overcast hangs very tight to the coast. it's a r

joanne nosuchinsky, joe devito and matt welch. let's start with the robot. this ending badly. >> i think technology can do a lot of good like the situation in dallas. chief brown said there was no other option for them to keep people safe. but good technology it's put in bad hand or when bad hands get their grimy paws on tele, i worry about what it could be used for in the future. and the fact that sometimes i don't entrust our own government. i wonder how grimy their paws are. kennedy: you are sounding like a libertarian. i think this can have nefarious applications. >> a shooter pick off cops. he used a robot. christopher dorner shooting at cops in l.a. they used some kind of helicopter death drone? kennedy: they pulled apart one of the cabins. >> the key is not to fixate on the technology itself. you ask are you going to kill onlookers. kennedy: we don't want more cops to be killed and this guy is hell bent on shooting cops. i understand that and i understand the application in this case. but i'm with joanne, in the future it scares me like drones. >> ran

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. we brought you that news conference live on fox 25's kerry kavanaugh was there and live police headquarters, and today,e camp. >> the reporter: vanessa, a child what a lot of energy, a child they cared for very much. the commissioner said only adding to the reason why the counselors were taking this child's death so hard today. this afternoon, police also laid disappeared. a better timeline if you will. they say around 2:15 p.m., counselors cleared all the children from the water, so they would be ready for pickup by 3:00 p.m. they say around 2:30 p.m., kyzr willis' brother realized he ouse changing with the other kids, so that's when staff began searching around the area, and in the water for him. at 2:49 p.m., the director made a 911 call to police. the harbor master ultimately located kyzr's body in the water. he was pronounced dead short commissioner if he thinks the camp director alerted them in the right amount of time. the commissioner also commented on exactly how much the cou

chris welch is in cleveland with the highlights. trt 1:31 out standard gov. mike pence 19-24 (r) vice presidential nominee sen. ted cruz 37-44 (r) texas newt gingrich 1:08-1:14 (r) former house speaker day 3 of the r-n-c is over and we're also getting a bit of scandal that overshadowed day 1. yesterday, trump staffer meredith mciver issued an apology -- saying she was the one who plagiarized melania trump's speech. in a statement -- mciver said she submitted her resignation tuesday but the trump family rejected it. mciver admitted she never cross-checked the text for duplicated lines. an unpleasant headline from the republican national convention... about a dozen g-o-p staffers, sidelined - because of a suspected norovirus outbreak! the stomach virus can spread quickly, and people can still be contagious even after recovering... but so far- officials say nobody else has reported symptoms. none of the actual delegates have been affected. the source of the outbreak is still under investigation. abc-7 is your source for campaign coverage- as we await donald trum

chris welch is in cleveland with >> reporter:it was his son, donald trump, jr., who officially put his father over the top state by state. "the great state of connecticut" "kansas" "the great state of new mexico" .after a bruising primary campaign. the delegates rallied behind the unexpected winner. who addressed the crowd via satelitte in new york. presidential nominee this is a movement. we have to go all the way. i'm proud to be your nominee. the trump campaign - trying to get back on track after a rocky start to this convention -- focused on jobs and the economy. donald trump junior touted his father's business record. his true gift as a leader is that he sees potential in people that they don't even see in themselves. new jersey governor chris christe put hillary clinton on trial with his speech -- new jersey hillary clinton, as a failure for ruining libya and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis. guilty or not guilty? crowd: guilty! and house speaker paul ryan spoke of unity. hoping to bring his party together. house speaker fellow republicans, what we have begun here,

so suzy welch is also here with a story of an amazing lady who found a brand new passion, later own secondbilitct you. >> sounds like you. >> a little bit. and this sunday is national ice cream day. b ben and jerry's created some just for us. this is brownie mud slide. this has vodka, coffee liqueur. regis is having a monkey on the run shake. >> really great. you'll love it. a good monkey. >> it's nondairy. chunky monkey frozen dessert, almond milk and rum. >> it's really good, it really is. >> you like your sweets. do people ask you how you stay in such great shape? >> yes, they do. i tell them i work out at a m, you rathrely miss. you wanted to be jack lalanne so badly. >> such a friend. such a pal, yeah. >> you know what, there a study, there is always a study. have you ever made eye contact with a person and then all of a sudden you feel weird because it's going on a little -- >> many times. the person keeps staring at you like you're doing to me. >> well, we'll play a game. a group of scientists studied eye contact to find out how much time it goes from casual to how ya doing to uncom

welch one more time. mr. welch,would you will one more time if this commission would clearly listen to you adding more specificity to what's in front of us of how it would be different relative to talking about [inaudible] >> right. it's an amazing situation that the mayors and supervisor tang, the authors of the original affordable housing density bonus program chose to modify their program to include a 100% affordable version first did this is not a retreat. this is-we've reached an agreement on a way to proceed immediately on a density bonus program. in large measure, it came out of the hearings held by the commission, which unfortunately, commissioner johnson, you were not present at. you were especially not present at the long commission hearing that discussed neighborhood ami's that came from this commission. it did not come from this side. it came from this commission. to try to deal with staff's recommendation for a amendment to produce and ami, a special ami program only for bayview-hunters point. wh

john: thank you, matt welch. "reason" magazine. >>> coming up, good things about hillary.y. yes that really happened. we argued for half hour, then she shut me down. here's something we bet you didn't know. nearly half of all cancers can be prevented. that's right -- half. nearly fifty percent. mostly by making small, everyday changes in your diet and controlling your weight. walking more, eating less. and eating foods that help you and your family to seriously reduce the risk of cancer. and of course, by not smoking. visit the cancer prevention, together we can website and get a free 30 day planner filled with tips, recipes, stats and more about protecting your family. go to prevent 50 dot org. . >> why are you here supporting hillary? >> because she is what the world needs. the world needs peace, the world needs love. john: peace and love? but when it comes to america's role in the world, hillary clinton is anything but peace and love. she's more hawkish than any democrat in years. donald trump is right when he says she's big on voting for war. >> crooked hillary said do

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. >> and i'm vanessa welch. equal rights and trying to dismantle the campaign of donald trump. fox 25 bringing you live team coverage tonight at 11:00. political historian tom wayland is in our studio with perspective on what clinton's speech means for the race in the white house. let's begin first with fox 25 political reporter sharman sacchetti live inside the wells is. >> don't let anyone tell you our country is weak, we're not. don't let anyone tell you we

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. >> and i'm vanessa welch. on fox 25 news at 4:00, we told you the director of that camp was placed on administrative leave. new at 10:00, fox 25's john monahan has new reaction in just the last hour from the child's heartbroken family. john? >> reporter: vanessa and mark, the road at malibu beach in dovt. we're in the spot where the body was found yesterday. tonight, surrounded by family and friends overcome with grief, they met to remember kaiser at a place he loved. tonight candles spell out the name kaiser on malibu beach in dorchester. kaiser will assist family and friends here to honor his memory. his dad says this was his favorite spot. >> we did a candlelight individual tell you this is here. we used to come over here and ride our bicycle. >> reporter: his grandfather ralph jackson wondering how this little boy got separated from the watchful lines of day camp counsellors. >> how does a 7-year-old wander off from an 18 staff place. they have 18 people out there watching those kids. they might have had t

if people like larry bossidy and jack welch and ken langone are saying, you know what? all really rich. langone is a billionaire. they don't even want to give a buck at this point. what is going on here? >> wish i had known kenny when i was running for governor, i would have given him a call. [laughter] >> you're running in the wrong circles. liz: it is vermont. >> well, it is really, an unusual cycle, obvious. mr. trump during the primary season didn't want to raise money. he self-funded. he raised a little bit but, the general election campaign is very, very different. we're in the billion dollar range of campaigns now. it takes an awful lot of financial support to be competitive and certainly to succeed. so i think, i think we'll have to see if he can show that he can temper some of that rhetoric, as charlie said. if it looks like it is narrowing -- yeah. but it may happen. >> you know, are we making too much out of money, governor? i know you guys raise a lot of money because you have to. is it possible donald could get away raising a few bucks, $300 million, is tha

good evening, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. let's get right outraged to fox 25's robert goulston, he is down the street outside city hall where a different type of protest is set to happen within the hour. >> the reporter: vanessa, yeah, officers are now gathering here. these are off duty officers, they're all in plainclothes, all wearing the same t-shirts strength in unity. you can see them lined up outside somerville city hall. they are concerned about what's up here, it's the black lives matter banner, that the mayor has decided to keep up. i think it's a good idea for the sign to be here, so i don't think it's wrong. >> it's a public building. neutral. >> the reporter: residents are on both sides of the question, ahead of the police union for somerville police department wrote a letter last week urging the mayor to take down the black lives matter banner, that was put up last year on the front of city hall. the union president wrote, we strongly object to a public banner sponsored by the city, that impliedly paints police o

thank you, greg welch years for the bow and arrow down on the embarcadero this morning. we have overcast skies and we have a big time weather change for the weekend. and the details less than 4 minutes. >>> the federal government is suing a southern california home owner for nearly $25 million claiming his negligence led to a destructive wildfire in 2013. the lawsuit says a short and poorly maintained in a electrical junction box sparked a blaze in riverside county. it burned 27,000 acres and at one point threatened the town of idle willed >>> in emeryville a massive fire burned a six-story building and the flames don't stop there. now investigators are offering $10,000 to anyone know knows the cause. the fire ripped through a construction site on san pablo avenue last week. besides destroying the apartment complex, it spelled the end of five townhomes and charred several cars. the reward goes to anyone offering a credible tip on the cause. >>> drivers on highway 4 in pittsburg can breathe easier starting on monday. 14 new cameras will be active along the highway. worker

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. we have team coverage tonight. rasmus looked into how this community works and the mayor is reviewing all protocols at camps all over the city. >> the reporter: yeah. that starts with putting the second testify director of this building on paid administrative leave tonight and more than two dozen other staffers, who work under him, as part of that camp's drop-in program are also under scrutiny, as city officials work to investigate how this all unfolded. now the mayor says that camps across the city, part of program, will be part of those review of safety protocols. als the investigation moves forward, the mayor says police are trying to hone in on a 30-minute gap if the timeline of yesterday's tragic events, from the report of kyzer willis' disappearance at 2:15 p.m. and 2:45 p.m., the 30-minute window where no one at the camp called them. family members tell fox 25 they're upset because they first

good evening everyone i'm vanessa welch. >> and i'm mark ockerbloom. kevin lemanowicz is tracking the chance for rain this weekend. >> looks like the second half of the week especially. i want to talk about the rain that moved out and left behind some sunshine in that sunshine and humid air some heavy showers came on through worcester county, specifically we zoom on down you will see this come right through the shrewsbury area where tonight we have this one report of any kind of storm damage around the area. just some flooding at 8:15 this evening right on route 9 and five cars were stuck there for a little while. so that happened sent to. now we can look forward -- so that happened tonight. so now we can look forward. falling tonight through the 70s and bottoming out in the 60s. right back to 78 by 10:00 in by the end of your golf game that 78 degree read willing feel even warmer. temperatures at the beaches generally in the 70s and inland in the 80s already by the middle of the day. we'll get even warmer in the afternoon. as far as that rain i'm gett

coming up, peter welch will be on to discuss bernie sanders endorsement of hillary clinton for president and how democrats should run against donald trump. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" this morning. join the discussion. disease, the center for control gives an update on the spread of the zika virus and the efforts to eradicate the disease. atch live on c-span three 2:30 eastern. >> yesterday, bernie sanders ended his presidential campaign and endorsed hillary clinton. he made the case for her candidacy and pledged to campaign for her across the country on her behalf. this is one hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] senator sanders: jim dean, governor hassen, senator shaheen, thank you very much for your kind remarks. and let me begin by thanking the 13 million americans who voted for me during the democratic primaries. [applause] sen. sanders: and thank you, new hampshire, for giving us our first great victory. [applause] sanders: and a very special thanks to the people of the state of vermont who support for so many years as a mayor, as a congressman, as a

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. tonight, hillary clinton says she will deliver a message meant convention. now, in typical fashion, he says he's not surprised the republicans nominated donald trump and despite the turmoil that the democratic party appeared to collude with the clinton campaign, patrick compared the democratic convention as showing pride, strength and confidence, while the republican ones, he says, was about fear, hate and division and it's worth mentioning that mike dukakis, who is, well, he's known for his partisanship, he went on to call

it's not going welch to the amusement of everyone. [ inaudible ] as we all know when it comes to communicating these things. no one can ever understand anything. >> i'm sure that complicates things. >> he has, in fact, been waiting for an hour. that's a long time. >> the thing is he's about to get a lot more frustrated because he's just been misunderstood. >> he wants to go to paddington. >> paddington! >> the guy hears something else. >> now he's going to spell it out. >> couldn't be clearer. i'm sure that's going to work. oh, wait. [ inaudible ] >> and just laughing. >> just dying at this guy is so frustrated. >> the only thing that would make this better is if the guy in the intercom finally says oh, paddington. >> in two minutes. >> there comes a time in a man's life when he may become a dad and with being a dad comes dad duty including a doody diaper. and this dad is about to step up to the plate. the baby's mother setting up the child on the changing table. dad's like all right, i got this. i'm up for the challenge. you know, taking some cautionary measures. putting his shirt over his fa

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> mark: i'm mark ockerbloom. continues we first reported this suspect's home where he was greeted by a sign to please go away. >> it's very puzzling, why any man would take advantage of a 13-year-old girl. >>> richard clifford works out at the at attleboro ymca where rule taught karate. rule admitted to having a month long sexual relationship with one of his 13-year-old students. >> half my workout, i was a >> the reporter: someone posted a note to the front door of rule's home in north attleboro, asking reporters to stay away. rule told investigators the girl's parents would drop her off here thinking she was babysitting their children. according to the police report, rule told investigators that he and the girl always had sex at his home. he didn't know the exact number, but he said it was less than 12 times. but the girl, according to the report, told investigators, it was around 20 times. the girl also told police, they had sex at the times in the racquetball courts down stairs. the report says police were ti

chris welch has more. >> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states. >> reporter: making the case that hillary clinton has the best credentials for the job. the democrats rolled out a series of speakers focused on issues like veterans benefit. >> he survivor benefits to $100,000. >> reporter: gun violence. >> in three years since sandy hook, three years since almost daily blood shed in our cities, the republican congress has done absolutely nothing to prevent the next massacre. >> reporter: foreign affairs. >> we need a president who is strong and mart and courageous who entered the oval office with the respect of the our military. >> reporter: and the economy. >> we have the most productive workers in the world, and given a fair shot, a fair chance, americans have never, ever, ever, ever let their country down. never. >> reporter: ending with clinton's vice-presidential pick tim kaine. >> all of us know the brightest future for our country is one that we build together and for my friend

welch: thank you, mr. speaker. about 10 days ago, something extraordinary happened on this house floor. members violated the rules. they sat in. and some folks asked me the question, peter, why did you do that? why did you join in that? i had to think hard about it because it's not something that should be tone in anything close to normal circumstances. but the reason was that since newtown, when there have been one mass shooting after another, san bernardino, orlando, the most recent. congress has responded with emotion -- with a moment of silence. followed by complete and utter inaction. congress is not doing its job. the issue of what gun legislation we should pass is debatable. why won't we debate it? why won't congress face the fact that the job of congress is to come up with policies that are going to provide protection to american citizens from this gun violence? there's legislation out there, two things that are very sensible. if you're on a terrorist watch list, you can't buy a gun. if you are subject to a

but judge martin welch said he tried his best to address the legal merits of the request for a new trial and to treat it like any other case unfettered, he says, by sympathy, prejudice or public opinion. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back in a moment with michael phelps, the most decorated olympian ever now making history once again. shall adnan syed. . the u.s. navy have now been disciplined for an international incident with iran. iran released images of ten american sailors detained in january when they drifted into iranian waters. a navy investigation released today concluded that the americans turned over sensitive information including passwords and operational capabilities. the report also blasts the mission as poorly planned and executed. >>> caught on camera, a catastrophic scene out of japan as mud slides caused a house to topple over, crashing down on other homes below. heavy rains have pounded southern japan over the past week. fortunately the area was evacuated and no injuries were reported. >>> the most decorated olympian of all-time is headed back to the o

chris welch was there in cleveland and has the highlights.16 - :19 (r) presumptive presidential nominee melania trump :23 - :30 donald trump's wife rudy giuliani :37 - :42 former new york mayor sen. tom cotton :49 - :54 (r) arkansas trt 1:28 soc (downloaded) controversy brewing this keynote speech delivered by melania trump last night. it containted two passages that match nearly word for word with a speech delivered by first lady michelle obama at the 2008 democratic national convention. take a listen.. we'll have full coverage for you throughout the and newschannel 8... and we'll live-stream all the events on our website. and every night at seven, on newschannel 8.. an hour-long special with analysis of the convention so far. it's xx and we're just getting started. chaos on campus -- footage released of what the police chief of the university of maryland calls an embarrassment. and maryland's governor offers financial help to improve of the nation's worst bottlenecks. good morning washington.

line marketing and we are dealing with the issue of data security and privacy and i lead with peter welch out of vermont that privacy working group for a couple years and i have found it so interesting as you look at the new york times list and amazon list and different ones, the cost of business books right now deal with the digital space and online marketing and i want to read a couple of those just to do my own trend analysis and see what people who consider themselves to be experts are considered to be the expert, what they have to say and what the trends are that they are working toward,i think that would help me . as we get ready to work through this issue. >> host: where you get your books? >> guest: it depends. sometimes it's the library. sometimes i make a think of something iwant to read and we may get it from the library of congress . my local library is wonderful . i like to buy books, i'm one of those that still likes a hard copy, i like to hold it in my hands and mark it up and read it and this year i've got to pay in my study which means i've got to unload all these books f

. >> howard dean, peter welch and our own senator leahy speak out against the modern-day mccarthy donald trump. on behalf of the home state of senator bernie sanders, who has changed the trajectory of this country in a way that will make the lives of working americans better for generations to com ... [cheering and applause] vermont casts our votes, votes for our beloved senator sanders, and 4 for the next president, hillary clinton. it is now my honor to present our senator, bernie sanders. [cheering and applause] >> crowd chanting "bernie" >> thank you. madam chair, i move that the convention suspend the procedural rules. i move that all votes, all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record, and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [cheering and applause] >> pelley: bernie sanders, senator of vermont who won 22 states and 18 million votes in the primaries and caucuses, has just asked that all the votes be recorded, including his own, to make a record of the remarkable insurgency that he has l

chris welch is in cleveland with the latest.ut standard donald trump 23-28 (r) presidential nominee donald trump, jr. 41-47 donald trump's son gov. chris christie 52-57 (r) new jersey rep. paul ryan 112-116 (r) house speaker source: py-21tu but there were moments of last night's roll call vote. delegates from d-c and three states that trump did not win in the primary tried to have delegates recorded according to the primary results. they were overruled, and all their delegates went to donald trump instead. trump failed to win a single delegate in d-c's march 12th primary. stay with abc-7 for your convention coverage. we're streaming all the convention events online at wjla.com. and each night at 7 on our sister station newschannel 8 -- catch an hour-long special look at the convention - including analysis from political insiders. on the democratic side... hillary clinton spent tuesday ralling supporters at a union conference in las vegas. she compared trump's convention entrance to the wizard of oz.

welch: thank you, mr. speaker. vermont's g.m.o. labeling law, act 120, was signed into law in 2014 after years of hearing testimony and debate. it was the first in the nation g.m.o. labeling law, but americans should understand, 64 nations around the world have g.m.o. labeling. that law was passed by a vote of 28-2 in the vermont senate, and 114-30 in the house. it garnered support from republicans and democrats. the reason it did is labeling is simply giving consumers information that they can use in deciding whether they want to buy the particular product or not. g.m.o. labeling tells consumers whether the product contains g.m.o.'s. some of the opponents oppose this largely because they think consumers aren't entitled to that information. even though they believe that g.m.o.'s are tremendous. but if they want to brag about g.m.o.'s, why don't they want to label g.m.o. products so consumers can make their own decisions? now what we have is a situation where the legislation we're going to be considering says that we will put a labe

chris welch is in cleveland with the latest. >> reporter: outruns son of a specially put his father over the top. state-by-state. after a bruising primary campaign delegates the rapid behinds the unexpected winner. the nomination. follows a turbulent a key part of milan last night appears to been lifted a verbatim from the 2008 speech at the dnc. the campaign trying to get back on track no plans to discipline anyone as the convention moves on. >> reporter: as and the economy make america work again. daughter tiffany and son will count their business record and former rivals also take the day to talk up the trump two top republicans paul ryan to of age and critical of some of trump's rhetoric will aim to unify the party. >> vicki: hell of a report from cleveland at mecca convention and they will tell us so we can expect for day three of the next convention >> vicki: polish early a threat against the department's acting chief. . >> steve: >> steve: all she joins us live with the very latest information. >>alecia: these threats are all over the social media and here at his home but first le

matt welch has long been upset about hillary's hostility about free speech. >> it's strange how hillary clinton quite unlike tipper gore, has never been tarred with the brush of being a long-timerr go of the first amendment and free speech. john: goarms wife was trying to ban record lyrics and rap lyrics. >> she held hearings about the filthy 15 songs. hillary clinton was working with tipper gore. but she has gone against not just pop music, but also the internet, violent video games and all kinds of ways that has been a consistent theme in her career. in her book "it takes a village," she praised billma bennett because he helped divestrner fro time-warner from inner scope records. they did a lot of ganstarap. she combines the worst of our dominant political tendencies when she talks about media. john: she support a telecommunications act that would have jailed people foror pornography.porn if you are a parent of that kidd who accesses pornography you could go to jail. that was struck down by the supreme court. john: big campaigns against sex and violent video games, and now they are ev

matt welch, republican conservative talk show host tammy bruce, democrat leftist talk show host chris hahn. i don't like the word liberal. we libertarians are liberal. >> i'm a liberal progressive. john: watching last night, the world is really dangerous. the post * said trump paints an ominous picture. >> i knew he was a reality show, but i didn't know the show was "fear factor." only i donald trump can say with no experience governing, no experience in the military, no experience america needs to move us forward. john: we are not that much danger, we don't need to scare everybody. >> for several years people have been pretending everything was fine. look what deal we are dealing with this evening in germany. we have an economy that for the highest number of americans are out of work and off the work rolls. i think when it comes to security and safety issues, the difference is mr. trump respects us enough to tell us the truth. we aren't a bunch of snow flakes. we can handle the truth. john: what is the truth? are we in big danger? >> we have terrorism and crime issues, we don't have

suzy welch came by. just to hang. it was a lot of fun. >> i know you used to be all?there enough in the summer and we live on the water at home anyway. so you have seasons it life and i'm in a new season. you don't worry about what you've lost or obsess about it. if you're going to obsess, let's talk about what you ever and be grateful for it. >> i don't know if it's because i've been gop if a weeks but you look really great. what is happening? >> i'm a week older. >> no. >> not a daggone thing. >> let's talk about the hottest dude going. >> so i woke up this morning and i follow taylor swift on insta. i don't follow kanye. but anyway, i saw a posting something about the feud with her and kanye. so here's what went down. there is a feud between kanye and kim kardashian over the lyrics to the song "famous." theic it features wax celebrities naked in bed. okay? this is all the video we can shoe y show you because the rest is explicit and yucky. so the song contains the lyric calling taylor swift the b word, okay? now, taylor has said that she did not approve that liyric

susie welch came by. a lot of people just came to hang.t of fun. >> do you love nantucket? you used to be there. do you miss that at all? >> i get there enough in the summer. you have seasons in life, hoda woman. i'm in a new season. you can't obsess about what you loss. if you're going to obsess, obsess about what you have and be grateful for it. >> i'm not sure if it's because i've been gone for a week, you look really great. something is happening. what is happening? >> i'm a week older. let's talk about the hottest dude going. what's your take on kanye? >> i woke up this morning. i follow taylor swift on ins in. i saw this posting from taylor swift. i didn't know what's going on. there's a feud as you know between kanye west, kim kardashian against taylor swift over the lyrics to kanye's song "famous." the music video is gross. it features wax replicas of celebrities naked in bed. this is all video we can show you because the rest is more explicit and yucky. so the song contains a lyric calling taylor swift the b word. now, taylor has

state whose leaders denounced demagoguery of joseph mccarthy, today whose leaders howard dean, peter welchnd senator lahey speak out against the modern day mccarthy donald trump. on behalf of the home state of senator bernie sanders who changed the trajectory of this country in a way that will make the lives of working americans better for generations to come. vermont casts our vote -- vermont casts our votes, 22 votes, for our beloved senator sanders. [cheers and applause] and 4 for the next president hillary clinton. it is now my honor to present our senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] [chanting bernie bernie] >> thank you. madame chair. i move the convention us spend the procedural rules. i move that all votes, all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record, and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you senator sanders. senator sanders has moved in the spirit of unity to suspend the rules and nominate hillary clinton by acclamation

. >> reporting in cleveland, i am chris welch. autria: to a breaking story in new york city.ice surrounding a car with an ironclad man inside. the situation is unfolding, and news crews are being told to get their choppers out now. larry: here is your i heart radio word of the day. -- enter that word now to win a pip trip to the autria: 6:38 now. the sun is coming up, already starting to warm things up. veronica: and not too bad today, we had been advertising. but starting on be like walking into a sauna and not being able to walk out. even during the overnight, it will be plenty warm and humid. the heat and humidity is all excessive for this area. this morning, it is a tad humid. we are starting out with temperatures around the 70 degree mark. by late morning, upper 70's, pushing close to 80 degrees. going out to much -- it will be a fine day to do that -- i lean, upper 80's across the area. but we have not seen or felt anything yet. eileen: that is right, veronica. it is all going to change as we head into the weekend. actually beginning tomorrow, it is going to start to fe