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is wha she said today enough to headlines?art >> i don't think so. republicans are going to keep hammering this with good reason she said herself this had cast a shadow over the investigation. she said it wasn't going to affect it, but she said that's how people view it on the outside. that is great fodder if you are a republican politician trying to hurt hillary clinton. of course, some of this will depend on what the recommendation of those career prosecutors did an what happen you know, she has not said she will recuse herself from the case, sue. she said she would simply accept the recommendation, but as long as the attorney general has not recused herself, we don't know how she's going to handle it and what that recommendation is going to be. gl do we know anything about how this meeting came about? just happenstance or -- did somebody call somebody? be on the tarmac, you want to get together? >> according to what we've heard from both camps, the bill clinton had an airplane on the tarmac. he had been playing golf. lynch had been on busi bill cl

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wha's the feeling there? rebecca: well, first of all, the important thing about this week has been -- the conventions are supposed to give a message of what the party represents, what the candidate wants his image to be. and there has definitely been a message sent this week that may not be exactly the message that the republican party hoped to send. a lot of divisions they hoped were behind them were on display this week, and one of those was , of course, ted cruz. him speaking at the convention was supposed to be a symbol of healing, coming together after a rough and tumble primary season, and instead, it left exactly the opposite impression. fernando: and is it fair to say that he was giving a speech for his 2020 candidacy, as opposed to a speech supporting his party's nominee? rebecca: you look at what he did the whole day before the speech. essentially, he gave a campaign rally where you had supporters chanting 2020. trump's plane flew overheard, and it was booed. it was a campaign atmosphere. it could h

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and that's wha for on thursday. >>> hollywood studios relying more on international revenue, includingm china. now that country may become a much bigger source of ticket sales and may be reshaping the movie industry as we know it. julia boorstin has our story. >> reporter: warner brothers tarzan crossed $195 million in the 2 1/2 weeks in theaters. now the film could have a second life in china where it opens this week. thanks to a change in chinese regulation. until now, china has blocked hollywood films during part of the summer to boost its local movies but it is relaxing those rules for the first time after a slow second quarter at the box office allowing in foreign films during what was known as a protection period. so far, hollywood bottom lines are getting a boost. paramount teenage mutant ninja turtles grossed $57 million in the country. and after tarzan, the secret life of pets will be released on august 2nd in what used to be the quiet period. >> i think the big picture is china's push to get deeper into entertainment is really connecting china and hollywood in a way that woul

dry pavement for the morning commute so fa whas going on with that?ps to eastbound i-70 is blocked. this is the northbound 270, the ramps to east and west i-70 remain blocked due to construction. and we have a pavement project on landover road. they should be out of there by 4:30, 5:00, the last of the cones are being pulled out of the road as we speak. back to you. >>> tense protests continue around the country over the shooting deaths of two black men by white police officers. in louisiana, hundreds of protesters confronted police in riot gear in the streets of baton rouge. more than 160 people were arrested over the memphis, they blocked a bridge. no one was arrested there. alton sterling died last week in baton rouge in a recorded confrontation with two police officers. the next day, philando castile was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in minnesota. >>> now, there were four different events in our area in response to the shootings. >> we don't mean black livers matter exclusively. we mean they matter equally. >> members a

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and i think wha now, witnessing now and the expressions of anger and frustration by the community and by the entire nation, across the nation, is because it's not about just these individuals, two cases now. it's about the history, the pattern of cases that have occurred over the last several decades involving failed shootings by police officers of primarily young black men. >> dubois: so what is it that we do to change this as an officer, as a father, as a member of the community? certainly you have to have some idea of a solution. >> absolutely. you have to change the part of the police culture itself. we can no longer operate under this militarized, owe that-driven, heavy handed enforcement model. it's time to inform policing and incorporate some really serious public safety, public service, these structures. but we cannot, no matter what we do, we cannot avoid the conversation about the role that race has played historically in policing and take affirmative action toward improving it and penalize those who cooperate outside of the standards. >> dubois: mark, how do officers discus

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kristen solsoltis anderson, wha does he have to do?convince them that donald trump is the guy. >> donna brazile? >> convince republican conservatives that donald trump is on their side. >> i'm hearing that terry moran is with the attorney general of virginia. a strong cruz supporter. i understand you were with mrs. cruz, heidi cruz at the end of the speech. did you suggest that she get out of the hall? what happened? >> people behind her were physically approaching her, and it was not a pretty situation. and the decision was instantly made to not talk to media and get out of the arena. and people from my own delegation were physically approaching her and yelling at her. so, i physically moved media out of my way, and got in the way of my own delegation so she could get out of the arena? >> do you think trump supporters, you had to get her out of the area? >> yes. >> what do you make of the whole scene? >> it was very disappointing. families are out of bounds for everyone else in america, i don't care what you think of the speech. but n

that's wha why i'm curious to kw if you have actual instances of people. >> great question, and the answer is i think we are just beginning to see it. i think there will be more of it and i will tell you why i think that. for example, after mozilla's ceo lost his position because a social media campaign revealed that he had donated $1000 on have a traditional marriage initiative, there was a moment, it was only a moment but there was a moment of soul-searching. a letter was published last until -- published, signed by a few people, andrew sullivan, jonathan rauch, ditto. another people, libertarians and others concerned about the dive that civility had just taken about the idea that there would be a hunt on traditionalist. the letter was published, i think it was called freedom to marry, freedom to defend and why we need both. that was pretty much it. it didn't ripple outward but the fact that it existed tells you there are people out there who do since that is going to far, that the secularist witch hunt has gone too far. there are other examples. the reason i think there will be a lot mo

the suspect said he was upset at wha white people. the suspect stated he wants to kill what people, especially white officers. after aat suspect died police robot carrying explosives detonated a device near him. duringack took place protests of the recent shootings of black men. the events in dallas have led to a temporary halt in the presence of campaign. hillary clinton canceled an event scheduled in scranton, pennsylvania. she was going to appear with vice president joe biden. she will still speak at a church convention and filled up in philadelphia. donald trump canceled a speech in miami. anma says he will send edition of thousand troops to poland, part of a nato effort to reinforce a flank. it is one of four that will begin rotating through the region. the move is meant to act as a deterrent to russia. in the u k, theresa may says it is time for her to make the case to britain on why she should be the next prime minister. she will face off in a battle to succeed david cameron. the leader will lead negotiations to take britain ou

. >> cha wha does that mean for turkey's relationship with the united states and our current deep concernlamist state isis? it a very good question. it becomes a classic equation where the tendency will be to at least privately and from time to time publicly criticizes the excesses of the erdogan regime but probably somewhat tempered because there will be a priority on dealing with isis and needing turkey to keep the border closed to ensure there can't be infiltration we found in the past. so i think the security preoccupation is probably going to be the near-term priority and even though we're going to be troubled by what we see erdogan do, erdogan will justify his need to do this because the coup was, it's self, an anti-democratic move, it was itself an effort to oppose a popular elected president. >> ambassador, i want to thank you for being with us. ambassador dennis roth, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thanks. >>> our coverage of the events in turkey continues in just a moment live with fox and friends. thanks for being with us. od trug your perfect record. yeah. now you would th

and unfortunately most of wha white america has not been privileged to what our discussions are like at our dinner table. our family reun nons and our ganlerrorings and churches and community groups. >> you know, for me, that is what resonated in the discussions that were happening my house this weekend. was what joe madison is saying that these -- i had no idea that those conversations were even happening in black families and that they were saying you had to have the talk about how you act when an officer pulled you over. i never had that talk with my family. >> it's different. people need to -- i heard it recently like we truly have to listen to each other. instead of just making these precon veevd assumptions about what somebody's motivation is for what they're saying. it is there's a lot more to it and i think we think we're listening sometimes but necessarily. >> we need the understanding. >> we'll be right back >> i have to say i have never gotten into ufc. >> i don't peg you as ufc fan we talk about investments and money we probably should have put in ufc fighting 15 years ag

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>>or as shakespeare writes, whas past is prologue. to this point no, matter how extraordinary, no matter how ed unparalleled, has simply set the stage for what's to come. but we can guess based on what we've seen so far that donald trump will continue to surprise. that may mean he'll keep on being his quite singular self. or it may mean he'll really shock us and become a more conventional candidate. where mr. trump goes next and where his party goes next are open questions, but very soon we'll be getting answers. and the biggest answer will come from the american people in november. that's our show. thanks for watching. our show. thanks for watching. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. which saves money.rance a smarter way, like bundling home and auto coverage, which reduces red tape, which saves money. when they save, you save. that's home and auto insurance for the modern world

many of those undecided voters were willing to say, you know, wha what, donald's personality, he willd. >> america has lost nearly one-third of its manufacturing jobs since 1997 following the enactment of disasterous trade deals supported by bill and hillary clinton. >> true or false? >> so this is another half true. and the reason is, yes, his number is accurate. no question about that, but if you take a look at the role of nafta and the china joining the world trade organization, those are the two main deals he would be talking about. first of all, clintons did not do that alone. it was bill clinton, not hillary clinton. the jury on nafta is it had no impact plus or minus. china did but if you take a look at manufacturing jobs from china it doesn't add up to about half of lost manufacturing jobs. there are other factors. we come in at half true. >> all right, john, thank you for joining me. we didn't have time. i wanted to hit guns. we didn't get to. thanks for joining us this morning. fact checking donald trump's speech last night. >>> how is a man on his back with hands up in the

he was asking him wha going on in what head you if strt taking. >> i started asking requestsened andt. >> was he being agres rif. >> yes, they were aggressive but was sterling fighting back? >> he was trying to get them to answer why they were there, why they were trying to arrest him, for what reason! so he was using words but did he show a gun or was using physical force? >> no. he didn't threaten them at all. >> so you walked outsidement th outside. they had him on the ground then what happened? then what happened? lead me to to. >> i started video recording when they got him underground. one guy screamed out he has a gun and they shooted shooting. i didn't see him reach for his gun. i didn't see him pull out a gun. it didn't become visible until the cop shot him. >> so you did not see a gun until after he was shot. >>. he was. do you police handled this situation ayachtly. >> do you know those fw -- a few will stop by and get a drink, that's about it. >> but you know alton sterling. he had been sell, cds outside your store and you let him do that? >> you knew him before that nigh

she said yeah, she said like her name neighboring ickname or wha.he paramedics said put pressure on it, she said to take her sweater off. >> the teenager was taken to st. christopher's hospital where she is expected to recover. >>> donald trump and his new running mate, indiana governor, mike pence are ready to head to the republic national convention this week. cheering crowds greeted the governor as he arrived home last night at indiana executive airport. pence and trump appeared together as running mates for the first time in new york yesterday morning. as usual, trump's announcement was unusual. he spoke more about himself than his new campaign partner's credentials, and didn't stay when pence took the stage. >> i found the leader who will help us deliver a safe society and a prosperous society. >> notably absent, trump's wife melania, who spent the day with her son in new jersey instead. >>> "meet the press" is focusing on the ticket. it is at a special time today, 2:00 p.m., right here on nbc 10. rchlt republican delegates are heading to cleve

. >> his strategy is to go on the attack, let's go back to 2004 wha host accused -- said she was trying to seek money, extortion, so if history is a judge, fox, and we already see a push back, they're trying to discredit carlson's claims and any other women that come forward. but my aim is not to get lost in the strategy and to focus on these stories and these women who are taking a personal risk by coming forward and challenging the most powerful man in news business. >> if you could give us a bigger picture, a context, do you believe this is a positive in some way, a positive for the news business, to have these allegations surface because it may make women in other newsrooms and other situations feel more comfortable coming forward if they say they have been harassed? >> i would like to say that the anita hill case radicalized the increase in reporting of women who are reporting sexual harassment in the workplace. it's very important that we think about that case and look at the history now and how it's influencing this generation of women and the next generation of women that are co

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what changedwhat's changed, whas different from the previous 150 years means for the first time the british were leaving and they made it clear they were heading out and it didn't have the money to maintain and they were not wanted there. there have been tensions but it's fairly limited. you have small riots break out and usually last a day or two, that you didn't have a mass scale of violence you would have in 1947. what happened is the political leaders in the muslim community in india saw a future in which there would be a permanent minority they would be cut out of power and the congress party that was dominated always when. they would get the majority of the votes wherever they ran and would be confined to the system database year i tier is almost r take all system where if you ran the government coming to your friends and family and cronies would get the contracts. he would write the textbooks in schools and the words of worship and so on through the political leaders, the founder of pakistan argued the only way muslims could be safe after the british left is they have a state of thei

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. >>> the military wha was not what micah thought it would be. >> disappointed him. >> he was very dispointed. very disappointed. but it may be that he -- the ideal he thought our government of what he thought the military represented it just didn't live up to his expectation. >> and johnson served as army reservist and full interview is set to air later this week. >> happening today on capitol hill gun control advocates will deliver a petition demanding congress review a strong assault weapons ban and petition has over one million signatures and assault weapons have been weapon of choice for mass shooters in addition to assault weapons ban they want law makers to confront structural racism is america and group includes gun owners, lg fwvrment activists and other activists. >> safety concerns are growing in d.c. bloomingdale neighborhood after a man was gunned down over the weekend. seth rich who was employee of the dnc was shot to death just a block away from his home. >> and "fox5" melanie alnwick live this morning in northwest with the latest on search for person that killed him and also c

that will crank heat indices, wha well above 100 for today, for tomorrow and for monday, as well so if you are working or playing outdoors pace yourself. drink lots of water and take frequent breaks or go back up side which is what i'm about to do. >> now to that developing and disturbing story out of germany, the teenage gunman who killed nine people in a shooting rampage at a shopping mall, this morning authorities are saying that this does not appear to be terrorism related and abc's alex marquardt is in munich, germany, with much more. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. that's right. that shopping mall right back there, the police speaking just a short time ago saying, as you said that this young gunman had no apparent ties to isis but did appear to try to lure people down here by hacking into a facebook page and writing, i'll give you something if you want, but not too expensive. german authorities with new details on the young man who opened fire at the olympia shopping center on friday evening. they now say all signs point to the 18-year-old german-irania

host: wha -- was he right about that? guest: probably. you have to put yourself back in 1976. reagan has just lost by the narrowest of margins. we believe he has lost because of shenanigans and hanky-panky in some delegations like in new york, mississippi and others. he has also been the brunt of personal attacks gerald ford and the former white house for two years. he has gone through grueling campaigns, so he is angry. for a time, he did not do a lot of campaigning f for theord -- campaigning for the ford ticket. ford did not call and ask reagan for his help until one month after the kansas city convention and the election of 1976 was very complex. the national election was until november 2, the early sin has been held in 100 years. host: let's go to ari from georgia. caller: who did ronald reagan send to iran before the election in 1980 to negotiate with them about holding onto the hostages? guest: nobody. there has never been any credible -- the october surprise got flipped on its head because it was referring to carter possibly getting the hostages out before the november