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[applause] >> chairman mccormack, my fellow americans -- i accept your nomination. i accept the duty of leading this party to victory this year. and i thank you, i thank you from the bottom of my heart for placing at my side the man that last night you so wisely selected to be the next vice president of the united states. [applause] i know i speak for each of you and all of you when i say he proved himself tonight in that great acceptance speech. [applause] and i speak for both of us when i tell you that from monday on he is going to be available for such speeches in all 50 states. we will try to lead you as we were led by that great champion of freedom, the man from independence, harry s. truman. [applause] but the gladness of this high occasion cannot mask the sorrow which shares our hearts. so let us here tonight, each of us, all of us, rededicate ourselves to keeping burning the golden torch of promise which john fitzgerald kennedy set aflame. [applause] and let none of us stop to rest until we have written into the law of the land all the suggestions that made

for now reporting live hatfield township annim mccormack for channel six "action news". >>> police are searching for a driver who allegedly hit a pedestrian and then kept on going. it happened last nights as a man walk along sicklerville road near jarvis road across from the strawberry square shopping center in gloucester township. twenty-three year-old kevin tran was taken into coupe are university hospital in critical but stable condition, with numerous broken bones. if you have any information, that could help police, you are urged to call them right away. >>> minivan, crashed into a parking lot in burlington county overnight, and then, burst into flames. it happened outside of a prospectors restaurant on route 38 in mount laurel. police say it appears that the driver suffered some sort of a medical problem and lost control of his minivan. the vehicle jumped the curve, ran into the bushes and caught fire. in word yet on the driver's condition. >>> we are going to take you back to that helicopter crash, this morning, happening of course in middletown ship, cape may county courthouse

tonight -- rosario dawson -- eric mccormack -- and music from self with cleto and the cletos. and now, for your information, here is jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i appreciate that.

six five-year old john mccormack had a heart attack while cutting grass. fire fighters responded and took him to the hospital. then the the crew from engine four returned to the home and finished the job. >> i just cut the the lawn first. >> i could in the believe they took the time to do that. >> they took turns. they also did the back yard. they left a handwritten note saying we felt bad their husband didn't get to finish the yard so we did. mccormack died two days later and his family says they are thankful for fire fighters and this i am is many act of the kindness. >>> in drought ridden california one sacramento home owner, put out a sign out on the lawn that says brown grass is sexy. his friends loved it so much, he and his sons have started a business, a sign business, they are sharing their idea with the neighborhood and they are cashing in on the concept at the same time. >>> some entrepreneurs there, carol. >> maybe they could say brown grass is healthy for the water supply. >> yes. >> oh, boy. >> it is a problem out there we may be finding some

lauren mccormack and her sons say they ran for their lives after a river of mud swept through their home. baldy. >> at first, we thought we were going to die. we really did. >> reporter: officials say the storm claimed at least one victim, 48-year-old juwan lee. and this man was lucky he wasn't inside his car when water washed it away. >> i watched it like a toy, like a toy car. >> reporter: fire officials say everyone is accounted for. danielle, nottingham, cbs news, mt. baldy, california. >>> also in california, more than a dozen wildfires are raging. the worst fire has burned 800 homes and threatened several hundred mores. residents in the town of bernie are facing evacuation. meanwhile in oregon a major wildfire still jeopardizes 270 residents. >>> and a tropical storm could hit hawaii for the first time in 20 years-eric fisher chief meteorologists of our boston station wbzz has the details. >> the tropical storm as it heads up with bertha off the east coast the good news with bertha it will not be making landfall. it will stay a category 1 hurricane and curve off to the north. the o

tonight -- rosario dawson -- eric mccormack -- and music from self with cleto and the cletos. for your information, here is jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i appreciate that.

lauren mccormack and her sons say they ran for their lives as a river of water swept through their home. baldy. >> at first, we thought we were going to die. we really did. we were looking at each other saying what do we do? what do we do? >> reporter: officials say the storm claimed at least one victim, 48-year-old juwan lee. and this man was lucky he wasn't inside his car when an eight-foot wall of water washed away along with other vehicles. >> i watched it like a toy, like a toy car. >> reporter: fire officials say everyone is accounted for. danielle, nottingham, cbs news, mt. baldy, california. >>> also in california this morning, more than a dozen wildfires are raging. the worst fire has burned 800 homes and threatened several hundred mores. residents in the town of burney are facing possible evag wages. meanwhile in oregon a major wildfire still jeopardizes 270 residents after burning six homes. >>> and this morning, we have tropical weather systems developing in both the atlantic and pacific including one that could hit hawaii for the first time in 20 years. eric fisher, chief m

professor hamilton is a senior mccormack graduate school at the university of massachusetts boston. he is the author of an impressive and a very long list of books. many of the multi volume works and most of them biographies. he has a singular passion. his first major biography was published in 1978. followed three years later by the making of a general, 1887 -1942. the first in a three volume work. american presidents have long been a subject of professor hamilton's research and writing. he authored the critically acclaimed jfk reckless youth which inspired a television miniseries. bill clinton was the focus of a two-volume biography. professor hamilton's key interest in biography led to the the biography .ookshelf in the mid-80's through his efforts, the british institute of biography and the first center for biography in britain was established. two of his books reflect his great enthusiasm for the study of biography. her feet, a brief history -- biography, a brief history,. not only has he written or books, butt least 25 professor hamilton has won numerous awards for his writing

michael mccormick -- mccormack, they give for joining us.f companies are taking a new approach to using crowd funding sites. a robot company has seen massive success on the crowd funding site indiegogo. it surpassed its original campaign, a total of $100,000. not quite $1.3 million. i am joined by the founder and ceo, dr. cynthia breazeal, who really hopes it is $1.3 billion. you are also at m.i.t. indegogo -- ijndiegogo ceo slava rubin. crowd funding is just exciting the notion of people who have an idea -- sometimes really bad ideas -- but sometimes great, under the notion that they can start their ideas. how does it work with your site? >> we launched in january 2008. anybody can create a campaign for any idea. some might think that idea is not so good. or others will think the idea is great, like g bow, and they will come funding. you know, you have promotion, all this data you can turn into relationships. you can push forward on your business or your new idea. >> how does it work? someone sees an idea they like. how does the investment

tomorrow night, rosario dawson will be here, eric mccormack will join us and we'll have music from selfursday, kerry washington and tom petty & the heartbreakers will be here. i chad a chat with a couple in our studio audience tonight. they're from new zealand<[Ñ they told me they have no superheros in new zealand. and so, i looked it up. and sure enough. they have no superheroes in new zealand. [ laughter ] and we don't know why. this guy theorizes that the kiwis are too humble to have superheroes. you said they have a bird that used to come on tv and would tell kids to go to sleep. [ laughter ] that is the saddest thing i've ever heard. [ laughter ] please, someone come up with a new zealand superhero. while most former child wizards end up in rehab or fighting people on reality tv, our first guest has grown to become a fine and very successful young man. his new romantic comedy called "what if" opens in theaters august 8th. please welcome daniel radcliffe. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good, indeed. how are you? thank you, guys. >> jimmy: do you

rick kline, susan, and john mccormack. rick, today's press briefing by josh earnest, do you have thoughts? this is the first one back at the white house. >> he came back from paternity leave so he missed a lot of the day-to-day. i don't think the press corps was willing to let him forget that the images that came back from the white house were of golf at martha's vineyard. it upset even a lot of democrats in washington. no suggestion that he wasn't able to do something, because he was out there on the golf course. but the optics is the word you heard over and over again. it was contentious today talking about the last couple of pretty extraordinary weeks. >> it didn't look like the president was particularly moved by it. he got on the front page of "the new york times." a lot of liberals hit him for golf. senator mccaskill made some remark he doesn't like to schmooze with politicians. >> well, he's not running for anything again. it doesn't matter what the public things, to some degree. for him personally. now, for democra

and later this week kerry washington, rosario dawson, eric mccormack, music from self. and tom petty and the heartbreakers will be here on thursday night. earlier this evening, the bachelorette traveled to belgium, italy, france, the dominican republic to find love, wound up finding it in her own hometown of atlanta and my incredible prediction came true. please welcome the now former bachelorette, andi dorfman and her new fiance, josh murray. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: how long have you been engaged now? how many days has it been, or months or weeks or whatever? >> what's the date. >> about two months now. >> may 9th. >> jimmy: andi, had you already picked josh, or did you pick him because i picked him? >> of course, because you picked him. >> jimmy: when we were sitting there and i went through your finalists and then i picked josh at the end, what was going through your head? >> so hard to keep a straight face because obviously i knew that i was engaged to josh. >> jimmy: well, obv

. >> my name's christy mccormack. i wanted to know outside of the training in the military, did you see anything or hear anything in the backgrounds and childhoods of these guys that would lead them to be this kind of a soldier or service member and do these kinds of acts of valor? >> sure, that's a good question. one thing was that many of them had friends and relatives that had served, and that was something that was sort of in the back of their mind, that they thought they would go into service. a couple of them were just out of nowhere like james hassle whose family members hadn't served, and it really came as a thunder clap to his mother. and there's another guy, dan foster, who there's no one -- really his grandfather had served honorably but for a short time long before dan was alive. so i would say generally they had folks that they were familiar with that had served, but there are a couple that just sought out that structure, the brotherhood. they liked the concept of belonging. james actually did research bo

[applause] >> chairman mccormack, my fellow americans -- i accept your nomination. [applause]