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The war on Zika enters the next stage. With cases growing rapidly, pregnant women are warned to avoid South Florida. Charlie Rose talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci about the latest safety guidelines.

They're here -- today health officials announced Zika transmitting mosquitoes are in the U-S. We're on the front lines in Florida. Our Dr. Jon LaPook explains how you can protect yourself. Plus -- Hillary Clinton hits the campaign trail, while Donald Trump hits back. And Steve Hartman meets his father at one of life's crossroads.

Hillary Clinton will make history when she accepts her party?s presidential nomination Thursday night.

After failing to convict four times, prosecutors are dropping charges against two of the six remaining Baltimore cops in the death of Freddie Gray.

History is made: Hillary Clinton becomes the official democratic nominee for president and the first woman ever to be the presidential nominee of a major political party in U.S. history.

The DNC starts without its chairwoman as fallout from the email scandal escalates.

MANY ARE DEAD AND WOUNDED AFTER GUNMEN OPEN FIRE AT A SHOPPING MALL. NOW A MANHUNT IS UNDERWAY FOR THE SUSPECTS. PLUS, CLINTON PICKS A RUNNING MATE.

Donald Trump will make his address to the nation, but will his speech be enough to unite the Republican Party?

Mike Pence takes center stage. The Indiana Governor will make his case to the nation at the RNC.

Day two of the Republican National Convention gets overshadowed by allegations that Melania Trump plagiarized Michelle Obama?s 2008 speech.

It?s party time in Cleveland at the Quicken Loans Arena where tonight Donald Trump will kick things at the Republican National Convention.

A military coup is underway in Turkey. Plus, inside the Nice attack, we are learning about the man behind it. We learn that there were five American victims. And tonight, Donald Trump makes his running mate official.

The latest from Nice, France where a truck slammed into a crowd, killing over 70 people.

A meeting with Indiana Governor Mike Pence today fueled speculation about the race to be Donald Trump's running mate, but other contenders are still in the mix. Plus, Dallas says farewell to three of its slain officers -- and an eighth grader's poem on race has made him a viral sensation.

President Obama reprises his role as Comforter in Chief as he honored the slain Dallas officers. More on his tribute and his challenge to the nation.