we nominate hillary clinton to be the first woman president of the united states. >> history approaches, hillary clinton is inching closer and closer to receiving the historic nomination from the democratic party for the presidency of the united states. but bernie sanders supporters are making their voices heard. good evening, everyone i'm's ukee washington. day two of the democratic national convention right here at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. we are here watching history, taking place as hillary clinton will become the first female to be a major parties nominee in the presidential race. now lets take a live look right now at roll call underway, that is when all of the delegates have gathered here and they are casting their votes, for whom they would like to nominate. we want to get to alexandria hoff live on the convention floor with all of the delegates and all of the action, alex. >> reporter: it is certainly busy. roll call began about 5:25,

with alabama ape continues in alphabetical order. we have maryland and new jersey is not far from taking the mike so far from our area delaware is providing nine votes to senator sanders and 23 to hillary clinton. hillary clinton has earn a majority of the votes. sanders supporters are enthusiastic. have one in this room anxious to lend a hand to history. former governor ed rendell got himself right up front and center to bear witness. >> it is a great moment for america. it is a great moment for democratic party. great moment for women for fathers, daughters. it is a great moment. i don't have daughters. but i'm going to have faith in hillary clinton. >> reporter: to determine the next democratic nominee for president, and reporting live from the floor of the democratic national convention i'm alexandria hoff, now back to you. >> thanks very much. thanks for that. sea of black lives matter

protesters continue to make their voices heard as they march up and down broad street >> lets go to "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live near city hall with more on that, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee black lives matter demonstration moved swiftly around city hall. street is still shut down behind me but police confirmed for me that this protest has been peaceful. >> about an hour behind schedule, black lives matter demonstrators get on their way , leaving from broad and diamond. >> shut it down. >> shut it down. >> their message to bring attention to excessive, deadly force by police departments across the country. >> our race, personal color and i'm's here to fight for revolution and justice, for eric gardener, and sandra bland. >> reporter: philadelphia police kept a watchful eye over the demonstration, a couple hundred people made up the march. >> we all need to come out. we need to to what we need to do for our family. >> reporter: he brought his two kid, they depict notable figures in the civil rights

movement and beyond. how important is it for you to be out here. >> well, it is showing the strength of my culture and my people and i came here for the democratic convention, to show my support for hillary clinton >> reporter: call for justice on philadelphia streets, and while spotlight is affixed firmly on the city of brotherly love. >> we need unity to come together to make sure we are rights and just to advertise for all people. >> we want justice. we want freedom. he want police brutality to stop. >> reporter: at this point, numerous protests, continue to wind through philadelphia streets, best bet if you are heading out in center city, it is a traffic mess right now. drive accordingly. live, center sit joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. thank you for that. >> as convention continues we will continue to get reaction, try to get reaction from both side of the aisle. >> lets go now to david spunt who has a special guest with him, for more on that, david.

>> a lot of excitement. people casting votes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. i'm joined by pennsylvania delegate and montgomery county commissioner doctor valerie arkoosh and a strategies who worked in the george w. bush white house. it is a little tight here on the floor as you can imagine. first question for you doctor arkoosh, talk to me about bernie sanders speech last night. when i came in yesterday people were booing when they heard the name hillary clinton do you feel this is a more unified convention on day two. >> i think we're moving in that direction. i thought senator sanders speech was great and made a unequivocal call for unity. i talked to my pennsylvania delegates who were bernie supporters and they say for the most part they are coming around to voting for hillary clinton. they know and they are celebrating, accounts as they had a wonderful impact on the platform. we are very exited to get behind them. >> what did you think of the speech last night and what you have seen today. >> i think what senator sanders really appealed to

people but there are a lot of people left behind. i talked to some of the pennsylvania delegation today who said atmosphere here is still very tempt and although last night was cathartic, it is still a lot of division. that will prove to be a contentious night this evening >> do you think bill clinton will settle that tension. he is big head liner tonight a lot of bill clinton fans, can he do that. >> i think what president clinton has a tough job ahead of him. hillary clinton disapproval, her negatives are high 60's inn he has month make her likable. that is a tough drive-in front of the audience tonight. also senator sanders supporters really are not bill clinton fans. they don't like his legacy policies on free trade and hand in the pocket of the wall street. they think, his speech might be a hot fork in the eyes. >> doctor arkoosh i would bet money that you disagree with that point. what do you think of the former president, number 42 bill clinton coming out tonight. >> i think he will give a warm welcome tonight. he is an incredible

communicator and he will work hard to bring us together. i have to tell you as much as i'm celebrating the first woman president to be, of the united states, i know that my male collogues are really excited to finally crack that ceiling for them which is to have a first gentlemen in the white house. so we are going to celebrate together. >> doctor very much doctor valerie arkoosh anal son young standing in the aisle of the pennsylvania delegation talking to woman on both side of the aisle. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, david. we have got the some big time celebrities will be on stage tonight, and in addition to former president bill clinton. merrill streep, deborah messing, america ferreira and erika alexander will be here as well as actor tony goldwynn and alycia keys. we did hear her sound connecting earlier. >> unbelievable. >> cbs the news is covering every angle of the democratic national convention through thursday. at 7:00 amc bs this morning

will broadcast live from the national constitution center. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley at 6:30 live from the wells fargo center. cbs news will have live prime time coverage every night at 10:00 followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00 right here on cbs three you mention that had sound trek i didn't want it to stop. >> keep singing, alycia. >> that was great. we have to stop, right now and throw it back to the studio with nicole. >> ukee and jessica, thank you in other news nation's criminal justice department was topic of the major discussion in philadelphia today. district attorney seth williams joined panel of leaders at the field house in center city. they discussed ways to solve crisis of mass incarceration. philadelphia certainly has highest incarceration rate among country's ten largest city. d.a. williams offered up solutions. >> my job, i believe, as a new paradigm of american prosecutors to do all we can to prevent crime, and to do all we can to reduce repeat crime so people don't get over and over and over again. i tell everyone if you want to

help me prevent crime, invest in early childhood education. >> the city was recently award i a three million-dollar mc arthur grant to cut the incarcerated population by 34 percent over the next three years. recent police involved shootings across the country have tensions at an all time high. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us how talking about the issues can go a long way to help ease the tension. >> ♪ >> reporter: performing and teaching music is rodney bradley from lansdowne passion he taught a life lesson to four boys in his choir. >> they were talking about the violence in the world and how come cops they don't kill anybody except african americans all the time. >> reporter: bradley let the boys age ten to 14 express their opinions but soon realized they had extreme views. >> one thing that bothered me was when one of the guys said that they were happy when the children, when the officers in dallas got shot. so that is a major red flag.

>> reporter: after leaving restaurant where they were talking bradley started a darby township police vehicle and despite protest introduced them to deputy chief brian paterson. >> he explained to me that the kids have have a mind set that police were all bad. >> reporter: paterson says at first the boys didn't want to talk to them. the as they opened up he addressed their concerns. >> very small percentage of police that have have done some bad things, you know, in whole, we are good people, we're here to help you. >> reporter: boys were receptive to what he had to say. >> by the end this were smiling, shaking my hand. >> reporter: bradley says in the 20 minute interacting there was a remarkable mind set transformation. >> unless we use those teach able moments and have these courageous conversation was them they will never know. >> reporter: paterson and young men said they have plans to see each other again next tuesday august 2nd for national night out which is an evening throughout the country where police departments host events with the intention of connecting with kids in their communities. in lansdowne i'm cleve bryan,

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come, tonight on "eyewitness news", putting their pen toss paper with the presidency in mind. the reason these kids were scribbling frantically and the way it could land them in the record books. the office on display, in a very different way, with the dnc highlighting a possible future presidents the way one unique exhibit is focusing on president past, kate. it was another day in the 90's, but not feeling as steamy as yesterday, nice day to be out on the beach in rehoboth. we have another nice day tomorrow, albeit, still hot hot but coming up we will tell you when heat wave end and when thunderstorms return, don day two of the eagles training camp and architect of the defense is front and center and full report on new defensive coordinator jim schwartz coming up next in

donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them

to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!"

this building was opened in august of 1996 and 20 years later it is home to the democratic national congestion city councilman curtis jones, met with the united muslim business association today. they had lunch over at city hall. >> crowd, in the dnc took part they heard from doctor denise spellberg american solar of islam i can history and she has done books, thomas jefferson to right now. >> we will have much more from the wells fargo center coming up in about ten minutes or so, so stay with us. >> for the time being lets send it back to nicole and don , guys. >> thanks very much, and this is a busy week. >> yes. >> massive week in south philadelphia. obviously dnc which we have been talking about and also, the eagles. >> the bird. >> we will talk about the bird head coach of the team is always a lead actor.

assistants play an important role. when eagles hired jim schwartz the fan base got fired up and now he becomes a co-star at camp. leslie van arsdal has more on day two of the training camp. it is a new year and a new look for the philadelphia eagles, and, head coach to coordinator, and that brings to us jim schwartz the new man in charge, when it comes to the the defense. >> we're not rocket science. we are in the trying to re invent anything. >> reporter: it is that blunt, sometimes fiery attitude that makes him so popular with the players. >> he doesn't take any crap. he is always, makes sure you are accountable that is the biggest thing i like about it. he is a no nonsense type of guy but they just want you to play, and be fast. >> only thing that matters in this league is wins and losses i will take 42-41 game. i might not sleep well afterward but i'll take it. >> reporter: he notices everything, green hair is kind of hard to miss. >> person highlighted his hair or something.

i was like, i just laughed and i just walk it off. i didn't want to start that conversation with him. >> reporter: he may joke about the hair but when it comes to football schwartz is all business. well, sometimes showing a hint of that hard nosed humor. >> you cannot cover many people if you don't want to challenge guys. it is god's honest truth. i could play the deep ball, i could get my 50-yard deep and i could not cover anything else. >> reporter: while primary focus of this camp might than new head coach or hoist the quarterback of the future the most important addition to this team, may be their new defensive coordinator. reporting from eagles training camp, leslie van arsdal, eyewitness sorts. >> leslie, thank you. do you get the flow there. it is all about that action. wins and losses only thing that matters in the nfl. >> cut and dry kind of guy. >> kate, let's talk about this weather. >> it is a vast improvement from yesterday. >> it is coolest day in five

days, so, 95, 92 the high today. feels good compared to 97, and 95. we will take 92 degrees, after what we have been dealing with certainly what we went through yet but we do have some cooler weather back to the 80's eventually in the seven day forecast but before we get there we have threat for some thunderstorms. lets get in to it. we will start off with a look outside this evening, beautiful looking night outside, humidity not all that bad, it is not great we are not in the pleasant or awesome range but it is better than yesterday. dew points in the 70's yesterday, today in the 60's. temperatures in the lower 90's but there is a breeze, it is not too bad in center city this evening. storm scan three shows us a few patchy clouds, that is about all we have got going on in our region this evening. you can see on storm scan three there is a front stalled off to the south and that will stay off to the south until late thursday when it will activate back north. what we will be watching for the next few days are kind of a series of disturbance that is will track along this

boundary hitting ever closer to us. this would than will miss us to the south and west. showers and storms other west virginia, virginia, back in the ohio this evening. tomorrow a better chance for scattered showers and storms, mainly to the south. then we will get in on the action again here in philadelphia on thursday. temperatures right now in the low 90's. we are at 91 for the moment. ninety in wilmington. eighty-nine in allentown. eighty-two mount pocono. this is coolest day so far in this particular heat wave. it started on friday at 94 degrees. we will peak saturday and monday as predict, temperatures got to 97 both days. sunday, back to 95. today 92. not feeling too bad out there comparatively speaking. this time after showers and storms. tomorrow here's tomorrow afternoon couple spotty showers and thunderstorms could pop up over south jersey and delaware tomorrow afternoon, and evening, that then clears out but another disturbance track us. we have these showers and storms in the afternoon. then perhaps a chance for heavier rain or thunderstorms from the city on south,

thursday night into friday morning, yet another chance for scattered afternoon thunderstorms, on friday. so are rain chance coming up, ten percent chance tomorrow, we are up to 30 percent on thursday, 50 percent chance of rain on friday and we will keep percentages high on saturday as well. thunderstorm chance returns but heat does start to break a little bit. tomorrow still hot at 92 degrees. down the shore better over next few days, temperatures will be in the 80's. eighty-four tomorrow. better chance for showers and storms down the shore as well on thursday and friday. eyewitness weather seven day forecast does have thunderstorm icons on it, we will keep an eye to the sky right through the weekend and after thursday we are back in the 80's and next week we could start to see dryer air moving in. just stay humid this weekend but we are in an improving pattern. >> that is good. >> okay, we will take that, kate, thank you. still to come on "eyewitness news" thousands gather for a record break ago tempt with a unique question in mind. >> what would do you if you

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back on "eyewitness news" with a live look high above the stage at the wells fargo certainty, day two of the dnc is in full swing. roll call vote underway. we will check with ukee and jessica in a few minutes. right now with the dnc in town one museum has philadelphia's history on full display a contacted my of arts and sciences has opened up a exhibit featuring items of our former presidents. some of the items found in the exhibit include books, and fossils and even some presidential locks of hair believe it or not. as you will see that exhibit you have to hurry because it close this is friday, july 29th. and once again ukee and jessica joins us from the wells fargo center when we

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woodill joins us now. you have talked to smart kids and they told what you they thought. >> i did, kids really have a way of making things super simple. and while this political process has been anything but simple, ask these kids what they would do if they were president and all they need is 15 minutes and a notebook. if i were a president, i would try to help out the school district in every state. >> reporter: question our presidential candidates will be trying to answer for the american people until november what i would do if i were president. >> if i was president i would want to give everybody jobs, and then all of them will be happy. >> i will plant more greenery. >> reporter: in a partnership with the city of philadelphia and mighty writers a youth literacy programs thousands of children put pencils to paper on the art museum steps thinking like candidates while trying to break the record for the most young writers in the same place at the same time. they are hoping to get in the

book of the world record. >> world record was in 2013 in beijing, china with 1200 students sit ising down at one time on the same topic. philly wants to do better than that. we want to do that. we broke world record today. >> this is something like that is best question i ever got. >> reporter: do you feel like you got an a plus, b, b minus or c. >> b plus. >> when kid learn to express themselves their self esteem just sores and good things happened. >> reporter: as these young faces red and small handwrote it has them thinking about the success of their future. >> we should do better with the world. we shouldn't harm the world. we should make the world a better place. >> reporter: do you think one person can change the world. >> no, but a lot of people can >> yeah. >> how about our future cabinet in philadelphia thoughtful, insightful, they knew what they wanted to say.

they knew what they would do. to break the world record they need to beat 1,178 essays, okay. i think they did it but lets just say committee is still trying to read through them. they had a lot to say these guys. it takes a while to get through all that writing. you want to see it so great to see them taking this all in. >> they will never forget it. >> you think just because they are young they don't understand but they can understand a little and they have a lot to say. >> great project. >> it is wonderful. >> vittoria, thanks very much for a great piece there thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back here at ten on the cw philly and at 11:00 on cbs-3. >> up next, "cbs evening news" , get a preview of bill clinton's speech to the nation regarding his wife and the presidency. scott pelley will report live from here in south philadelphia at the wells fargo center. for all of us here at wells fargo center and back at the studio, thank you for joining

us, take care family, we will see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the democrats make history. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. >> the next president, hillary rodham clinton. >> pelley: for the first time they nominate a woman for president of the united states. also tonight, as bill clinton gets ready to sing her praises, donald trump sounds a sour note. >> you know her name: crooked hillary clinton. [dinging] >> pelley: we'll look at new technology to prevent accidental deaths in the summer heat. >> when i opened the back door to the vehicle, you know, that's the moment that my life and my family's life changed forever. >> pelley: and a sisterhood comes to