he seems to have that air about him where you feel like he's pulling you in, it's all about you. >> what did you think of the notion that there's a real hillary and cartoon hillary, something that resonated with you? >> being a woman and being a professional woman and knowing the fight that women have to go through every day, they have been after hillary clinton since she lost to obama. they knew she wanted to run they have been fighting against her the whole time. >> do you feel you witnessed history? >> we witnessed herstory not necessarily history. >> thank you so much. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes thank you. check in one more time with john dickerson. >> dickerson: that frame of being cartoon hillary and real hillary, this goes back to bill clinton when he was a candidate himself. he what he's spacing don't let the other side trick you. don't let them fool you with political tricks. he's making the case that this should be serious election and

that if you buy into the cartoon not only getting distorted picture of the candidate but letting the other side trick you. that is what he uses, same argument he used to come back in 19 2 in new hampshire now using foyt are his wife. >> pelley: john, hillary clinton will speak on thursday. what do you expect in that speech? >> dickerson: i think what we'll see from her is attempt to talk about togetherness and she wrote the book "it takes a village" she'll make the case that we're stronger together, we've heard that so many times that america is stronger together. we've heard that already. also talk about optimism and the idea that america is a great place and can do better. it's basically counte counterprogramming against donald trump she'll let others do the attacking on donald tru trump. she'll also do her own testimony to explain why voters should trust her. >> pelley: thanks. we'll be back from philadelphia in just a moment. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure,

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>> pelley: back now with the democratic national convention. scott pelley with norah o'donnell, bob schieffer and charlie rose. our cast of correspondents on the convention floor tonight. bob schieffer, the word "trust" came up frequently in president clinton's speech. speaking about his wife. what's the point in trying to make that? >> schieffer: i think they're trying to drive down these polls that show that 68% of the people don't trust her. i mean, that's an astonishing number, i've never heard of anything like that. shy also say same polls show they don't like donald trump any better or tri-him more than they trust her. but they got to get over that. they got to convince people and she does, i think you saw the beginning of that tonight.

look, this is the night's first, this is hard working person this is not the person that you may think she is. she's responsible, she's a good mom. she's got a good record in public service. and she's a person who has been put in positions of trust and has been trustworthy. we're still not past on the female business yet. that obviously had an impact. >> o'donnell: bob, thank you. nancy cordes you're there on the floor i was out with delegates earlier. when bernie sanders put hillary clinton over the top to make her the first woman ever in history to win a major party's presidential nomination, women i was with from missouri were crying. it's a historic moment. >> it is. it's interesting, because hillary clinton herself doesn't talk all that much on the campaign trail about the fact she's making history. there's a concern that it was a

message that she expects people to vote because she's a woman. that doesn't mean other people can't talk about it. michelle obama talked about it, you'll hear it tomorrow. doesn't get any more clear than the signs that they handed out tonight that say "history" as this is definitely a message that the campaign wants people. even if it's not hillary clinton herself who is delivering that message. >> pelley: had people running all over the arena delivering the right signs at the right moment for people to hold up. john dickerson down near the podium. >> dickerson: you think about a former president speaking, a sitting president, the vice president speaking, this is the establishment. this is government. argument that the clinton campaign is making is that government can work if you have the right person in there. that is such a different message from the republican message that government is a disaster, it needs to be broken apart totally

destabilized by donald trump. sit gets to a fundamental question, people think the government can be reformed. the part of that pitch, you hear these stories, bill clinton told one about hillary clinton working with tom delay, working with george w. bush, lot of democrats are suddenly getting very supportive of former republicans, the way to make the stage that hillary clinton will build bridges between two parties when people think politics is totally broken. >> rose: to barack we'll hear three words, trust, change and work. >> o'donnell: hearing warmth from the from the podium. great melodies from alicia keyes who will be introducing hillary clinton who is going to join this convention hall.

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♪ let me tell you i am a superwoman yes i am even when i'm a mess ♪ i still put on a vest with an s on my chest ♪ oh yes i am a superwoman ♪ i am a superwoman where i my bernie people at! where i my hillary people at? it's time to stand together. we can't let politics divide us. we have to show the world that bigotry will never win. we have so much in common. ♪ said i'd be gone by five

but it's sun rise and i'm still ♪ in your bed goodnight usually means goodbye ♪ me re-playing memories in my head ♪ look at you, look at you look what you made me do ♪ how do you, how do you think know my every move ♪ who are you? who are you? ♪ you look so familiar ♪ i know you, i know you, baby, i know the truth ♪ we got way too much in common if i'm being honest with you ♪ we got way too much in common since i'm being honest with you ♪ who wants to love somebody like me? ♪ you wanna love somebody like me? ♪ if you could love somebody like me ♪ you must be messed up too who wants to love somebody like ♪ me? you wanna love somebody like ♪ me? ♪ if you could love somebody like me ♪ you must be messed up too

par let me see your hands in the air. tonight is a celebration. because we are stronger together! with acceptance and love! let's acknowledge our differences and celebrate now ♪ dr. king says, must always be love! ♪ we got way too much in common if i'm being honest with you ♪ we got way too much in common since i'm being honest with you ♪ who wants to love somebody like me? ♪ you wanna love somebody like me? ♪ if you could love somebody like me ♪ yeah!

are you here for love? if you feel what i'm saying say "yeah!" put your hands in the air. tonight is an incredible night for american history. >> o'donnell: alicia keyes talking about staying together and being unified. we're about to hear from hillary clinton. >> pelley: hillary clinton is in new york but we're told that she's going to make an appearance by video. and that's what we're waiting for, what the crowd is waiting for. while they listen to alicia keyes.

♪ [ cheering and applause ]

>> hello, philadelphia. i am so happy to say great night. what incredible honor. i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. thanks to everyone who fought so hard to make this possible. this is really your victory, this is really your night. and, if there are any little girls out there who stayed up late to watch, let me just say, i may become the first woman

president, but one of you is next. thank you all. i can't wait to join you in philadelphia! thank you! [ cheering and applause ]. >> pelley: hillary clinton enjoying the moment after her hopes were dashed. if she's elected president of the united states first time in almost 200 years that a democrat has lost the nomination, then won the nomination and won the white house. andrew jackson was the last time. >> o'donnell: what i know women got the right to vote and women in this crowd were weeping today to hear a woman president. i was with chelsea clinton earlier today she said it's really hard for us to imagine what we cannot see. visually, they just allowed people to see 44 male presidents, they want to create the woman as 45th.

>> pelley: whoever is will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the suffrage. the democrats nominate hillary clinton for president. and tim kaine for vice president. >> o'donnell: kaine will address as will president obama and vice president biden. >> pelley: thursday, hillary clinton's acceptance speech right here in the hall and clinton-trump battle will be on. >> o'donnell: there will be more convention coverage on your late local news and our 24 hour streaming news service cbsn. >> pelley: for norah, gayle, charlie, bob, i'm scott pelley. good night from philadelphia. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

hillary clinton makes history in philadelphia, a city of many firsts in the story and our nation, she is now the first woman ever to become the presidential nominee of a major political party. >> it was clinton's one-time rival bernie sanders who joined a historic roll call vote for a had show of unity. >> outside the convention perimeter, protesters continue to make their voices heard. the familiar face who joined them. night two of the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. will go down in the history books. good evening, i'm jessica dean? i'm ukee washington. hillary clinton has been nominated for the office of president and she spoke to the delegate and it's nation via satellite >> hello philadelphia, i am so

happy. it's been a great day and night. what an incredible honor you have given me. i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> the crowd went wild on that. just a short time ago, her husband, bill clinton, a former president of the united states gave his case as to why he thinks his wife should be elected. >> she's insatiably curious, a natural leader, a good organizer. and she's the best darn change maker i ever met in my entire life. people say, well, we need to change. she's been around a long time. she sure has and she sure been worth every single career she put in the making people's lives bette better. >> bill clinton summed up that hillary clinton has a totally progressive record on economic and social issues. the former president was the

source of energy here tonight and so was senator bernie sanders who put hillary clinton over the top earlier today. >> let's go to the convention store to david spunt standing by with more on this landmark moment. david? >> jess and ukee, it was a big moment when bill clinton took the statement i have to tell you maybe the screams were a little bit louder when vermont senator bernie sanders was sitting in the stands tonight 10 forfeited all of the votes for vermont that went to him for hillary clinton. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [cheers and applause]. >> reporter: within an 11th hour surprise, hillary clinton former them misses was in the party. senator bernie sanders suspended the rules and cast all vermont votes for hillary clinton. delegate stephanie mark stein support sanders from the beginning and was a sign for sanders supporters to move on.

he moved to -- he pushed the dialogue to the left. >> reporter: sanders friend and long time senate colleague sat feet away from sanders and spoke to cbs3 moments after. >> he raised issues that need to be raised. he did the right thing. his wife and my wife hug hd each other. he did the right thing. >> reporter: more than 100 sanders supporters don't care about hillary clinton and made that clear when they angrily match marched out of the building after he cast his vote for hillary clinton. >> stop it for with the foolishness. don't know deadline bring it over here. >> reporter: she's a bernie sanders whose angry. she's married to vincent houston but despite being on opposite sides, it's time for everyone to overcome differences and come together. >> the option of donald trump becoming president of the united states, the ultimate con artist

becoming president of the united states is not an option. >> reporter: when i walked into this convention hall yesterday, you could really feel the tension between hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters tonight after bernie sanders cast those votes. some people were upset but a lot seem to be coming together. reporting from the convention floor, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." david, thank you for that. had before the president came out tonight, the stage featured mothers with a message, and many heavy hitters in the political arena >> included a discussion of donald trump's foreign policy proposal. madeline al bright, the trail blazing first female secretary of state minced no words. >> the fact is he has already done damage just by running for president. >> al bright slammed donald trump for his foreign policy ideas and for praising the strength of dictators like

vladamir puten. >> has he undermined our fight against terrorism by alienating our muslim partners. he has weakened our standing in the world by threatening to walk away from our friend and allies >> woman after woman took the stage to congratulate clinton for being the first woman nominated for president >> we are preparing to shatter the strongest highest marble ceiling in our country by electing hillary clinton president of the united states. >> speakers also addressed the tensions between police and the black community. especially in the wake of recent ambush killings of police officers. the police chief of pittsburgh said he has hoped both sides can come together. >> we can respect and support our police officers while at the same time pushing for these important criminal justice reforms. >> nine black mothers who lost

children to violence, gun fire or suicide took at the stage together, including the mother of trayvon martin killed by a man acquitted of murder. the mother thanked hillary clinton for speaking up for black lives. >> this isn't about being politically correct. this is about saving our children. hillary clinton isn't afraid to say that black lives matter. she isn't afraid two sit at a table with grieving mothers >> as the women cleared the stage for the next group, the courthouse chanted black lives matter. and black lives matter demonstrators and other protesters made their voices heard the second day of the convention through the at the city >> rahel solomon monday joins us from fdr park where more demonstrators have gathered again tonight. rahel good evening. >> good evening, jess and ukee, you may remember yesterday during the 11:00 live shot.

it was much different. we were dealing with temperatures feeling like the you triple digits. we were dealing with heavy rain. today, much more bearable temperatures that may have been the reason we saw larger crowds now and earlier on broad street. philadelphia police had to detain several protesters tuesday after some were seen trying to hop a fence into a secure area into the wells fargo center. . also on day two of the dnc hundreds marched on broad street beginning in north philly and ending at city hall. the protesters came from all over the country, but their message was singular. organizers tell me they're protesting the death of black men at the hands of law enforcement and use of excessive force. >> we have a social and injustin issue injustice going on >> while all were welcome to protest alongside the group, this struggle is one that solely

affects african-americans. [inaudible] >> solidarity, we can win. and one of the chants i did hear people united will never be defeated. >> reporter: lending her voice and support was actress ashley judd >> i was on my way, and this is the most perfect and poetic diversio diversion. >> reporter: we just told you about those people being detained. just within last minute another, police sources telling me three people were actually taken into custody and the secret service will be charging them for trying to get over a fence into at a secure area. if that is, in fact, true, this will be the first arrest of the democratic national convention. reporting at fdr park, rahel

solomon. cbs3 "eyewitness news." as we did last week at we're talking with representatives from both sides of the aisle. >> that's right. and joining us now from the cbs3 stat center is joe, chairman of the philadelphia republican party. thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> we saw bill clinton at the end talking about his wife, telling personal stories. bill clinton carrying pennsylvania when he was running for president. how do you think that it sounded to the people of pennsylvania and republicans >> it was a wonderful trip down memory lane he left out things like white water, jennifer flowers, benghazi, monica lou within ski. i don't think people want to go back to that. i think we'll have a really good opportunity to make pennsylvania right again this year. >> when it comes to the sanders voters, what's the republican idea as far as trying to woo them maybe over that that side.

>> you know, bernie sanders was going for months and months to try to take down the clinton, and he was unsuccessful. i believe he jumped the shark tonight. many of the supporters see that but they're going to continue to fight with or without. bernie sanders. what happened with wikileaks, her selection of tim kaine, they're seeing other options. this re if it's not donald trump presentence it's jill but i do not they will be voting for hillary clinton >> how do republicans make end roads if you're saying they won't vote for hillary, is there a chance for them to make end roads >> we turned 5,000 new republicans in the city of philadelphia alone, northeast, the river wards, roxboro, manayunk, a lot of blue collar workers that saw the disasters and different things like that over time. they believe that donald trump is going to bring jobs here to this country and put them back

to work. and that's why they're going to vote for donald trump. that's why we're going to swing this election to him. >> we thank you for coming in. and expressing your views. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> you got it. republican nominee donald trump and his running mate mike pence will be in trenton tomorrow. >> he spoke in charlotte north carolina today. he outlined had his ten point plan. during an interview with wfor, trump attempted to appeal to bernie sanders supporters. >> i think bernie got very tired. he wants to go home, go to sleep, go to bed. he wants do get out, so looks like he got tired and probably the people will sort of go home. i think we're going to get a lot of the sanders people because we're being so ripped off on trade and jobs. >> meantime trump criticized corey booker on twitter after the democrat said the billionaire was not a leader

during his convention speech last night. today, booker responded by saying he's going to answer trump hate with love instead of hate. >> we're eyewitnesses to history in philadelphia as the dnc nominated hilary clinton for the president of the united states. >> we also went outside the wells fargo center and hit the city streets to get reaction. what voters are saying about this historic day for our country. >> new details in the dnc, what officials are saying about the group responsible. kate >> as rahel mentioned you. it was more comfortable day but we do have more heat on the way for the next couple days. i'll

. "eyewitness news" continues live at the democratic national convention here at the wells fargo center. delegates are filing out getting set for day three tomorrow here in the birth place of america. hillary clinton's historic shattering of the glass ceiling is the talk of the town and talk of the nation tonight.

>> i think it's phenomenonal. i'm so thrilled we have a woman actually running for president. >> it is historic. monumental, empowering for females. the glass ceiling, we're always hoping it gets shattered and that's another step toward that. that's really exciting. i'm especially having a daughter, it's great to see that. we're being progressive like that. >> people were thrilled this historic moment happened here in philadelphia. another moment for our history to go down in the history. there's no shortage of celebrities at the dnc >> actress did a parity of donald trump when he walked into the rnc last week when he walked in. >> the trump campaign is so hard up for money, i just put their fog machine on ebay for 30

bucks. >> hillary says we can't hide from these hard truths about race injustice in america. >> i'm body is probably like a two >> actress deborah messing was also here tonight. she introduced a segment about the september 11th attacks on america. say with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 16 on the radio with kyw news radio online with cbsphilly.com and with cbs news and your "eyewitness news" team right here. and it's covering every angle. on thursday, we'll broadcast live from the national constitution center. then 6:00 p.m. live from the wells fargo center, cbs news will have live improper time

coverage every night by 10:00 and followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00 right here on cbs3. the late show with stephen colbert is live all this week from the dnc >> let's take a look at who he has on tonight heel have actor jess daniels and a performance by a aurora coming up right after "eyewitness news." meantime, let's send things back to the cbs3 studios for other news of the day with nicole brewer in other news, intelligence officials tell cbs news russia's government was behind the dnc e-mail hack. the release of private e-mails posted online last week suggested dnc officials favored hillary clinton's campaign over bernie sanders. u.s. authorities say they have long suspected ties between at the cremlin and wick ky leaks. they called the us government paranoid, monsignor william lynn could be a free man after the

pennsylvania supreme court refused to reinstate his conviction. he was the first u.s. church conflicted over handling of priest buys complaints but the high court said the trial judge allowed too much testimony in from other church victims. he serve theed all three years of a three to six be year sentence, prosecutors have not decide if they will retry lynn. switching gears to weather. kate, a crazy stretch >> it has. >> lots of storms >> a lot of heat and we're still in it. >> where do we stand. >> we're on day five. day what day five of a heat wave. looks like it's going to last seven days before it's said and done. once we get rid of the heat, were he got storms creeping back. really not a big break, i don't have one day really in upcoming several that i can say this is the day to look forward to. it's going to feel great, low him, lots of sunshine, we're going to be grappling with storms here and there through the weekend. it does look like the heat wave ends. friday looks like it's going to stay in the 80's