clinton's lifetime of fighting for children and families. good evening it's tuesday night and the big story is the history making moment for hillary clinton, just a couple of hours away now. we go live to rick williams at the convention studio at the wells fargo center. >> that is right the excitement is building here for hillary clinton to officially win the nomination tonight. which of course would be historic. we expect the nomination role call to begin sometime in the next half hour and tonight the democrats will bask in the big moment for clinton before they begin a bruising general election fight against donald trump. hillary clinton is also off the campaign trail, but her running mate tim kaine talks to people as he had breakfast with people in richmond, virginia. he is slowly but surely making his way here to join hillary

clinton and accept the nomination. he is expected to take the dnc tomorrow night ahead of president barack obama. meantime, lets take a live look at the floor of the convention, they have done the call to order, the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem and the role call is expected to begin in a few moments now. right now there is a debating process going on for each candidate, hillary and bernie. we can expect it to get boisterous. joining us live on the floor of the convention is "action news" reporter, dann cuellar, with more of today's events at the dnc. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, many bernie sanders supporters are resigned to the fact that hillary clinton will secure the nomination tonight but they want it known here on the floor just how widespread his support is and they will make a lot of noise tonight and there are some in key states like florida and pennsylvania wanting to make the point, but will they ever unite?

here is what we hear from both clinton and sanders tonight. >> i will vote for senator sanders on the first role call vote. >> i am not concerned. because i think they know that the choice is between hillary clinton or donald trump. so the choice is between good or evil. >> he is the best qualified candidate and truly represents the values of the democratic party. i don't believe hillary clinton and what she says. >> i was a delegate for hillary eight years ago and i never got to cast my vote for her, so today is my day. >> now, it is expected by the time they call for the votes insect -- secretary delicious's

home state, she should have enough but will the sanders supporters jump on the band wagon, stay tuned for that. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." back to you rick. >> all right thank you. excitement is building and another night means more big names coming to the stage, we'll see actress meryl streep and hear a performance by alicia keys, the star power is continuing here at the dnc. the main speaker tonight is former president, bill clinton, he will take the stage for a history making appearance of his own. former presidents often vouch for their successor but never before has the candidate been a spouse. and some protesters are hitting the streets again and one group is marching from north philadelphia to city hall. walter perez joins us live from

broad street in philadelphia with that story. >> reporter: rick, actually there are several rallies and protests across the city once between today. we want to show you the video of what are you talking about moving down broad street. this is the black live matters march making its way down north broad as we speak. the march is moving slowly so be aware of that if you plan on moving through the area soon. they will meet up with another group rallying at city hall entitled shut down the dnc. they want to abolish superdelegates and the dnc. we'll have a full report on this starting on "action news" at 11:00. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> walter thank you. dozens gathered in logan square today to speak out against gun violence and hear from former

congresswoman, gabrielle giffords a victim of gun violence in 2011, they hope to send a message that gun control has to be a priority in this election. trish hartman has the story tonight. >> the loudest cheers of the morning were for gabrielle giffords. >> i saw great courage when my life was on the line. now is the time to come together and be responsible, democrats, republicans, everyone. >> the former arizona congresswoman survived an assassination attempt in 2011 and pumped up the crowd as she called for stricter gun laws. >> gabrielle giffords is a friend and ally and we hope that everyone takes notice of this situation because it's crossing everyone's doorstep. >> i am a teacher and i think of all the students -- it doesn't make any exception. >> on day two of the dnc

giffords was joined by the rally, some endorsing hillary clinton, all of them calling for change. local members of the group mothers in charge held photos of their children lost to gun violence. >> he came up to visit his aunt and as he was going into the house he was shot in the back, shot six times, last bullet to the head. >> some spoke on stage, including the mother of slain philadelphia police officer, moses walker jr. >> we need legislators that will listen to what is going on. >> we spoke with bernie sanders and hillary clinton supporters who hope that the party will unify behind clinton as the convention goes on and hopes tonight's speakers will have an impact on the fight for gun control. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you trish. this reminder, any time you want to know the latest what is happening inside be outside of the convention, turn to "action news" social media accounts on

facebook and twitter. our facebook page will be filled with the politics, the protesters an you will the fun and interaction with you. the 6 abc twitter feed as up to the minute with everything happening at at convention and the delaware valley. go to facebook.com/6abcactionnews and #6abcaction. we'll be back live here at the wells fargo center with more coverage in just a little bit. until then monica we send it back to you. >> thank you rick. turning now to the forecast, the another hot day but we are not expecting any storms like what we had last night. there is an end to the heat wave in sight. meteorologist, cecily tynan, outside on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: hi monica, philadelphia reaching a high today of 92 degrees, that makes today day five of our heat wave and counting, of the course though, compared to yesterday, a record high of 97, and a heat

index of 109. compared to yesterday it doesn't feel that bad. the current heat index in philadelphia 94 degrees, most of our viewing area heat indexes below 100 and the exception is dover where it's 100 degree but yesterday the heat index in dover was up to 114. the reason the cold front that brought us violent thunderstorms last night. satellite 6 along with action radar showing us we are getting high thin clouds from the front and stalled to the south and this is bringing united states the winds out of the northwest. it feels a lot better than yesterday. the heat wave is not over yet, two more days of temperatures in the 90s and a brief dip in the humidity and gets more humid and unsettled late in the week coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report tuesday night.

lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> i fear we may have stuck delegates here in old city on the bus. >> the ramp from market street eastbound the bus is stuck and normally buses won't be allowed to get on this chunk of 95 that makes me think it may be a bus carrying delegates to the wells fargo center. any vehicle over 5 tons cannot get on that part of i-95. and the check points are set up with delays into each of the check points this afternoon. here comes the black lives malleters protesters marching down broad street at the vine street expressway it's a big crowd and police have north broad and local vine blocked off at hahnemann hospital and closed the ramps from the vine street expressway to broad because of the protesters moving down along north broad toward city hall as we watch live from sky 6 hd, if you can stay on the expressway, it's busy but a much better bet

than the local vine and north broad shut down because of the black lives protest. >> the worst on the rails are under 13 and not running between oregon and at&t because of protesters in philadelphia. >> thank you matt. still to come on "action news" at 5:00, the heat and humidity continues and so does the concern for folks that are most vulnerable. we are live what you can do to keep your loved ones safe. as the democratic convention continues people continue to sound off on our 6 abc soap box and back to the wells fargo center with the latest on the dnc.

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all right we are back live here at the wells fargo center on day two of the democratic national convention, we are waiting for the nomination role call to begin at any time. we are waiting for our viewers to express their views, we set up a microphone and camera at independence mall for the public

to sound off this week. take a listen. >> my main concern is for togeth togetherness. the party needs to unify. >> equal for everybody, no matter the race, sexual orienttation or gender. >> it's eye opening and has me thinking about what is the future of this country. and our social soap box stays open for the duration of the dnc. feel free to stop by and tell us what you think. our coverage continues online right after "action news," log on to 6abc.com starting at 7:30 tonight for the latest from the convention here at the wells fargo center. that will do it for now. we are waiting for the official nominating process to get journed way. it's getting rowdy here, until then monica lets send it back to

you. >> thank you rick. also, we are again talking about the heat again today with the oppressive conditions continuing it's important to check on the elderly or sick. registered nurse and reporter ali gorman is live at logan circle with the story. >> reporter: it's hard to find relieve outside. make taking a dip or relief in the found an. >> there are problems related to the heat, several people were treated yesterday including two police officers with minor issues, and we know people are more vulnerable for problems that may need extra attention. >> mercy home health nurse is checking on her patients. >> hydrate all day long. >> her main message is about staying safe in the heat. macy jones is 84 even if she

doesn't look like it. >> i think i'm a diva myself. >> she knows that staying cool is vital and so does her husband nate. >> i get up in the morning and make sure everything is okay down stairs. >> he has fans on and windows open. miss jones drinks her water and keeps activities to minimum. >> i sit still, that is the best thing for me. >> regina says while miss jones is okay, some need help. stop in check on them. >> the air conditioning is on and so low it's actually stifling. >> heat exhaustion can happen fast especially with this ongoing excessive heat even younger healthier people need to take precautions, mercy home health has a home base set up with supplies to keep them safe.

>> if they cannot care tore them we cannot care for our patients. >> now as this heat wave continues, the risk for heat related problems goes up it's a cumulative effect and we wants to you do what you can, drink plenty of fluids and limit your time outside and check on your neighbors and check on your pets. reporting live ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. in other news the u.s. is condemning an attack on a french church. it claimed the life of an 86-year-old priest there. two men stormed into the normandy church during morning mass and slit the throat of this priest here. the islamic state has claimed responsibility. california has closed several major state parks as these two wild fires continue to burn. facilities at the parks are not in danger at the big sur coast,

but want to keep the public safe and keep roads clear. crews are battling another wild fire north of los angeles, they are making progress but most of the evacuation orders have effected thousands of homes and now those orders are being lifted.

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in tonight's health check, general mills is expanding their recall of flour for an e. coli brought break. they are recalling gold medal and singular kitchen flour after new illnesses were reported. they say a plan in kansas city is the probable source. those that got sick likely ate or handled uncooked dough or batter. on this day that the democrats are nominating a woman for president, this challenge seemed fitting. children gathered to write an essay about life if they were president. an attempt to break a world record with children working on an essay in the same spot.

stanley is marking a milestone. his 100th birthday. at the glory day estates, they toasted him with a party and received a ring from his alma mater, roman catholic high. he graduated in 1995. and served with the marines and a standing ovation.

welcome back. we want to show you live. this is baltimore mayor, stephan stephanie rawlins blake. she is giving final instructions, the official role call of states. in the next hour and a half or so, presumptive candidate, hillary clinton will become the candidate. curious to see if her home state of illinois, she is from chicago is the one to put her over the top. or her current state of new york where she currently resides will get the honor or her former competitor, bernie sanders will get the honor to put her over the top of 2382. we'll all be watching and you

can watch it by the way streaming live on 6abc.com. lets check the all important accuweather forecast. things cooled off a bit. we'll take what we can. cecily tynan. >> reporter: we are still in the heat wave and temperatures in the 90s and feels better with lower dew points, we are live on sky 6 hd at the beach in cape may, folks are running around enjoying the weather and you get a nice sea breeze new york temperatures in the 80s and 83 at cape may point. inland it's hot but not as hot as yesterday. 91 if philadelphia and 91 in millville and reading and 90 in wilmington and allentown. this is a hot month. the third heat wave. you have to go back eight days with temperatures below normal and the month running close to 3 degrees above normal. and we have two more days of the

heat and then temperatures will drop but then the humidity will actually rise again. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that this system that pulled through last night, the cold front has now stalled to the south and there is a wave of low pressure that is riding along that tomorrow and that could bring a few spotty thunderstorms generally south of philadelphia, tonight though, will be rain free on the muggy side and partly cloudy and 75 in philadelphia and allentown 64 and cape may 75 and wilmington 72. future tracker 6 showing tomorrow morning a lot of clouds south of the city, and clearing skies up to the north and thunderstorms will be developing south of philadelphia later in the day. so the five-day at 5:00, showing the heat wave continues tomorrow at 92 degrees and thursday 93 and the heat wave is over and it comes at a cost. it's humid friday and saturday with showers and thunderstorms perhaps some heavy ones and saturday perhaps a thunderstorm as well.

a high of 88 degrees, we'll let you know if temperatures cool next week coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. more "action news" coming your way. we'll take a break and be right back. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay?

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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> welcome back as we continue our coverage of the democratic national convention and moments ago the official role call got underway, this is a live look from the wells fargo center the floor is packed as delegates are expected to help hillary clinton become the first female presidential nominee of a major party. rick williams is joining us from inside. >> reporter: that is right. we are waiting for clinton to officially secure the total 2382 delegates to clinch the nomination, this is a process that could take an hour or so. there are concerns that bernie sanders supporters could get a bit boisterous, to say the least. both clinton and sanders name were placed in nomination for president, largely a symbolic gesture for sanders supers but

gives them another chance to show their displeasure with hillary clinton. things are getting noisier and noisier. we'll keep you updated on the role call vote tonight. new jersey has both clinton and sanders supporters and this evening it's delegates have a chance to make history. nora muchanic talked to some of those delegates and she is live on the convention floor with more. >> reporter: hi there rick, the new jersey delegation is pumped and ready to play the part in the role call that will put hillary clinton over the top and give her this nomination, they are all the way across the room and the new jersey role call will be delivered by john curry and robert menendez and corey booker who hit it out of the park last night with his speech at the convention and while there are hurt feelings with bernie sanders supporters, tonight they want to be part of history as the first woman in u.s. history receives a major

political party nomination for president. >> this is how democracy works it's messy, and the bernie camp has worked really hard. and i think they have made a positive difference and they need to be heard but we are voting for hillary tonight and i can't wait. >> i think it's amazing we shatter the glass ceiling i am not voting for her just because she is a woman. but it's exciting for hi daughter to see a woman president and think that is normal. >> you never get a 100% for anything but the vast majority of bernie supporters will ultimately realize as progressives they have to get behind hillary clinton. >> there has to be a fight against the real opposition which is donald trump. as a bernie supporters i am ready to fight against trump. >> not all bernie supporters are on board. as they move competing cheers of

hillary and bernie thunder throughout the place right now. right now they are cheering for hillary. sanders folks want to be heard and part of the revolution, they are talking about making a lot of noise still tonight and the jersey delegation is ready to offer its votes to hillary clinton's nomination and pumped and ready to go. and this places feels electric right now. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> all right nora thank you. the pennsylvania delegates are also on the floor right now and they are expecting to have a mix of both sanders and clinton supporters, but earlier today many of them including bob casey, put the focus on unifying the democratic party. >> it was a much different story at a texas delegation breakfast they broke out into a screaming

match as a bernie supporter yelled out he was condemning the nominee and hillary supporters jumped up and started yelling their name. "action news" reporter gray hall is hearing from folks all day long, he is at the iconic philadelphia deli in queen village, the site of our 4th street face-off. >> we have heard from all the supporters and the undecided voters, and right now people are eagle toward see what will happen in november. it's day two of the dnc and the second day of the 6 abc 4th street face-off and the early bus was the first round of speakers for the dnc kickoff last night. many say they were impressed by first lady michelle obama's speech. >> we were transfixed by how she spoke and what she said and just

her real genuine love of america of her kids -- >> two more debaters took the hot seat at the famous 4th street deli, this time a hillary clinton supporter and an undecided squared off. >> in college i was identified as a socialist and marxist at one time. the whole bernie phenomenon would be a natural extension of my lifetime of interest in politics but i believe in hillary clinton. >> my perception of hillary 20 years ago, i think the system has changed her, changed her husband. and i know no longer see the differences. >> the two debaters don't agree on who should be the next commander and chief but agree that it should not be donald trump. >> the choice for the two of us in terms of what is the alternative is very clear.

i think that the difference with me is that i really like hillary clinton. >> i am truly frightened for our democracy in terms of the republican candidate. as frightened as i have ever been in my life. >> back out live, i like to remind you that the conversation continues with you our viewers all week long here at the famous 4th street deli, we hope to see you here. that is the latest now gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our live coverage of the democratic national convention will continue throughout the night, we are keeping tabs on the role call nomination the little box on the left of your screen and our social media accounts as well. the facebook page is filled with the politics and all the fun and the 6 abc twitter feed has up to the second breaking flus and information. go to facebook.com/6abcactionnews and

#6abcaction. lets send it back to the "action news" studio and monica. >> thank you rick. because of the dnc there are traffic restrictions across the city. matt pellman is keep ago and eye on it all. >> reporter: from the role call to the traffic that just started rolling here in center city along north broad and the local vine, both are blocked by protesters on the move southbound from temple on down to city hall, the protesters have made their way through, the roads just reopened a few minutes ago but there is gridlock in center city in the wake of the protesters on the march. in old city we have the stuck bus blocking the ramp from market street eastbound. i have a hunch this is a bus carrying delegates because otherwise this bus would not be allowed on this chunk of i-95 because of the weight restrictions, no vehicles over 5 tons over the vine and platt bridge, we see delays heading

towards the police check point, where they are blocking lanes and making sure no heavy vehicles are traveling on that stretch of 95 through south philadelphia. and delays on the a.c. expressway eastbound from the airport accident. that is an accidents taking out two lanes. locally main street or 322 to the north are some alternates. monica back over to you. brand new at 5:30, a 75-year-old man is dead and another woman is fighting for her life after a crash on academy road. the man crashes of the center line and hit head-on at 3:15 and medics rushed him to the hospital but he died a short time later. the driver of the second car is a 35-year-old woman and in critical condition. investigates are underway after a police officer is involved in a police crash in upper dash, it happened after

11:00 at state road and beverly boulevard, a woman stopped her car and that caused a chain reaction crash, the tales about possible injuries are not released. as part of our country deal with record heat there is a new push to keep children safe. see how one auto maker is creating new technology to prevent hot car deaths. today is day five of the heat wave but the impressive heat index is pushed down to the south and i'm tracking the run of the humidity in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we are at eagles training camp for day two. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

another live look now from the wells fargo center. the role call is underway. right now florida is listing their delegates and dividing them up. clinton has to reach the 2382 delegate total and could end if bernie sanders calls for the vote to go to hillary clinton. we will continue to monitor it

through the newscast. >> turning to other news there are concerns tonight after four children died in hot cars since friday. happening across the country including williamsport, pennsylvania and police in dallas, texas, are investigating the death of a little 2-year-old who was left in the car when the parents were attending church. and one company is hope that new technology will prevent the recent tragedies. >> the rear seat reminder cannot detect the presence of a child but detects rear door usage and indicates there might be something in the backseat. >> and safety experts are reminding parents to look before you lock and suggest to put a cell phone in the backseat. so you will look. >> a federal judge has granted preliminary approval for a $15 billion settlement from a

volkswagon emissions cheating is scandal. for volkswagon to spend up to 5 $15 million to buy back or repair the vehicles. and owners will get an addational $5,000 to $10,000. day two of eagles training camp, looks like day one but less humid. one of the more exciting story lines is how the defense takes shape under sha schwartz. he likes what he sees too. >> i am pleased with the effort that the guys have shown and the ability to communicate and pick it up. we are not rocket science now, we are not trying to you know

reinvent anything. we want to put guys into a position -- >> one guy expected to thrive is rookie quarterback mills, he is all in from head to toe, just check out his new do. >> it's very green. >> yes, very. >> it may not be the midnight green of my helmet but for sure it's green. >> what reactions have you gotten? >> a lot of jokes and some compliments but more jokes for sure. >> what have you heard? >> i had yesterday guys calling me green goblin and skittle head. a lot of stuff. >> did schwartz notice your head? >> yes, he said mills you put some high lighter juice in your hair? i didn't want to start that conversation with him. >> it looks pretty good. >> a guy penciled into to be a

starter, bradup was arrested in miami yesterday, he and his friends were allegedly involved in an assault with a hotel worker, the eagles are aware of the interests den and he is expected at eagles training camp tomorrow. the eagles snapped their losing streak and will try to make it a win in miami. last night he threw six shutout innings and allowed only one hit. he got a no decision and the phillies failed to score until the eighth. phillies added three more in a 4-0 win. >> we are growing up and bonding which is huge. we have a lot of young players on this team and that says a lot about our veterans too, howie

and -- they let us relax. >> a lot of youngsters that eyes will be on this year is ben simmons for the sixtiers. he was the main attraction at valley forge, in wayne. he made a fan for life over the weekend after buying the little fan on the right jordan underwood from camden a pair of sneakers at the cherry hill mall. >> i met him at the mall and took a picture and he was looking at shoes and i offered him, want me to get you shoes, i wish someone would do that for me when i was younger. >> awe he is making a lot of people fans of him early. >> much more "action news" when we come back from this break. stay with us. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

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cecily is here out of the danger zone as far as killer heat. hopefully we break it up more later. >> by the end of the week we'll be back in the heat wave but out of the muggy mass. it's all a tradeoff this week. today feeling better than yesterday. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have storm free tonight. so not having to worry about any heavy downpours or lightning, or dangerous winds. and the action cam taking a look

at the gazebo at fairmont park overlooking boathouse row and seeing sunshine and high, thin cirrus clouds and we cleared the air since yesterday. it feels better, yesterday's mass heat index. 109 and the record high is 97 and dew points in the 70s, today the high is 92 and the heat index 94 degrees, it feels 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. we are still in the heat wave but not nearly as oppressive. the heat index feels like 91 in allentown untrenton and reading and feels like 97 in millville. dover feels like 99 but yesterday in dover it felt like 114, and cape may it feels like 90. satellite 6 along with action radar show that the cold front that brought us the ferocious storms last night this is stalled down to the south, we have winds from the northwest pulling down that lower humidity, slightly cooler air

and if you look to the west, you see showers and thunderstorms, the wave of low pressure move as long the front tomorrow and could bring spotty thunderstorms south of philadelphia, tonight is storm free, partly cloudy and on the muggy side. 64 in the suburbs, 75 degrees for center city. tomorrow the low pressure rideing along the front, could get thunderstorms, south of the city, still warm 92 degrees, but the humidity is relatively low, it's not going to be oppressive. if are you down the shore a few thunderstorms south and brighter skies to the north and jersey beaches, 85 degrees and atlantic city 84 and delaware and rehoboth, 85 and the ocean temperature back up to 77. on thursou'll feel a difference in the air mass, this whole front begins to slide farther to the north, and that brings back the humidity, warmer and 93 degrees and that low pressure move as long that front on thursday night into friday,

and brings us potential for heavy thunderstorms and officially ebding the heat wave, a week lon heat wave, the longest so far this year. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's hot tomorrow and partly sunny and not all that humid, similar to today. with a high of 92 degrees, thursday the a little bit hotter and more humid and 93 degrees and day seven of our heat wave should be the final day. thunderstorms thursday night into the day on friday, friday the high is 88 but actually going to feel a lot less comfortable than today. with dew points in the 70s and showers and thunderstorms and we keep the unsettled weather as we head into the weekend, saturday is humid and not a washout and could get a shower or thunderstorm during the day, sunday looks drier and still cannot rule out the possibility of a shower. high of 88 degrees and partly sunny and 88 and heading into tuesday no big cool down, temperature remain above normal of 88 degrees, two more days of

the heat wave, the worst of it is definitely behind us. >> thank you cecily. we have much more including an update on the role call vote. next. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out.

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back here at the wells fargo center center, the role call continues, the state of kansas has the floor right now and the latest count has hillary clinton with 1,048 and bernie sanders 264 votes. the recall call is continuing at this hour. and after it is done there are a number of speakers planned. including former president, bill clinton, he will take the stage to rally support for his wife. but before that we expect to see plenty of star power throughout the night from merril stream to grammy winning songstress, alicia keys. our coverage will continue on air and online throughout the night. monica back to you.

>> thank you, we look forward to that. our coverage of the dnc will continue online as well as here at "action news" we'll have live coverage from the wells fargo center, at 6abc.com or join us on the 6 abc app. it starts at 7:30 tonight. right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories next at 6:00. the role call, the states are casting their votes for democratic candidate for president. and the great debate, philadelphia cheesesteaks faces off against the new york cheesecake. which city took home bragging rights? coming up at 6:00 with jim gardner. for cecily tynan and jaime apody, have a good night tonight.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jim gardner. welcome back to the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. where we are well into day two of the democratic national convention, the clinton campaign is desperately hoping that this convention has put the dissension and distraction of yesterday behind it. of course that is a chapter of this political drama that has yet to be written. it's tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the great american political tradition but this time at this convention the role call of states holes special significance. we are watching the states step up to the microphone to announce

how their delegates are voting, a process that will end with the nomination of hillary clinton for president. but 46% of the bound delegates in this hall tonight will be casting their ballots for bernie sanders but in a show of utility and unity that is the yellow brick road for the people here, the state of vermont, bernie sanders' home state is expected to nominate clinton by acclimation, making her the first woman nominee of a major political party. that could happen in about 45 minutes. this is the way it looked wendell wear announced its vote a short time ago. >> delaware you have 32 votes how do you cast your votes? >> delaware casts 9 votes for bernie sanders. and cast 23 votes for the next