we've got great support, as governor rendell and mayor nutter know from all across the state.behind philadelphia's bid. so it was a great effort to accentuate the city that's the birthplay of america, and i think we'll chart a course for the future. one footnote here, though, we're grate 68 for the chairwoman's work, she did great work, but you do not want to be on a witness stand when she's cross-examining you like she did the three of us. >> would eflgt to thank the chairman of the city committee, too, of course. >> absolutely. >> congresswoman debbie waserman shoots, in more simp language, thank you, debbie. >> you're welcome. we're thrilled. >> thank you all, gentlemen, thank you, congresswoman. >>> up next, why do candidates keep getting tripped in the obligatory trips to london, first chris christie, now johnson. all the way across the pond, this is "hardball," the place for politics. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's e

joining me now is former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, former dnc chair as well, ed rendell and salon.com's joan walsh. thank you both for being here. >> thank you rev. >> my pleasure. >> governor, speaker boehner didn't want the president to get in the way. what's your reaction to that? >> well it's just abysmal for the speaker to have done this. look, there can only be one person that conducts united states foreign policy. congress has its say in advising and consenting on war. but other than that, the administration, whether it's republican or democrat, conducts foreign policy. and america has to speak with one voice. once we start speaking with two voices it shatters any attempt we have to conduct a cogent and reasonable foreign policy. the speaker should be ashamed of himself. this is politics at its worst level. it's shocking to me. when you think that ronald reagan chose tip o'neil to go over as an emsary to speak to gorbachev, think of how far we've fallen in those days when two political polar opposites could cooperate in the benefit of the country. >> joan have you ever seen anyth

she is expected to have a meeting with governor tom wolf and ed rendell. lets go to john rawlins and reaction from city hall. >> reporter: hi sara, i'm standing outside of room 21 is that is where the conference call will happen in the last few minutes. the news came in and hit like a ton of bricks it was a pleasant ton of bricks there was an announcement on facebook no dog and pony show there. this is going on for two years they courted the dnc and brought leaders into philadelphia as early as a few weeks ago, the mayor, governor rendell and congressman bob brady sold the idea of the historic elements of philadelphia and that appealed to the dnc so on july 25th 2016 the convention will open here as we say this is a democratic town and today here in city hall, many many pleased democrats. >> just kind of sitting there getting ready for the day and i got a call from chairwoman debbie wasserman shultz and she asked if we would be the host city forever the dnc convention and of course i screamed yes. >> i am sided i'm happy to have the dnc in philadelphia. th

ed rendell and michael steele great seeing you both. thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea. >> following breaking news out of california where a train has rederailed in oxnard. a vehicle carrying a trailer hit metro link. 51 people were injured and 28 people transported to nearby hospitals. >> the extent of injuries ranged from significant head trauma and extremity trauma to neck and back injuries and generally normal trauma you would think from being thrown around. >> nbc's hallie jackson joins me from los angeles. what is the latest on what caused this and what they think the problem was there? >> especially since it's now in the investigative phase, we talk about injuries four people have been critically injured and taken to local hospitals in addition to those others who have been hospitalized. 23 people treated on scene. as for the cause, at this point officials say a produce type truck as we look at those scene videos and facebook video taken by witnesses, a produce truck had somehow stopped on the tracks. the driver had run from

comcast on board ed rendell and josh shapiro and the republicans chipping in to help. i'm thrilled for the city. we have to make sure that we cappize on it going forward -- capitalize on it going forward. i don't think we did a good job of it last time. >> there are clearly political benefits they believe we can raise the money in philadelphia. this is a city that the republican national convention live 8 was an enormous event the pope's visit ten months before, gives you a great chance to iron out any imperfections and new york has had it's own image issues recently. philadelphia is a great choice. >> do you think that played a factor bill de blasio and the problems he's had. >> i think some commentators acid there was a lot of confusion going on especially between the new mayor and the police department at a time when security is absolutely critical for these kinds of events that having that kind of division could ultimately be a problem. i want to disagree with val just a little bit on philadelphia capital icing on big events. one of the reasons we're in the running

report roar rendell's point doesn't sit well with honey a mother of three teens from west chester. >>t's like freedom of choice. i mean we're not -- we're living in the united states of america. >> she believes her twin teenagers life long medical conditions are due to their vaccinations. and she refuses to let her daughter undergo any future vaccinations. >> i don't need to be going to jail because i'm protecting my kids health and safety. >> she's part of a growing group of parents across the country questioning vaccination benefits and joining the fight to let parents make family choices. ren dull calls the movement concerning. point to go history and hoping that history doesn't repeat itself. >> we as a society have got to adhere to science. we've got to believe in science. science exists for reason. >> reporter: kentucky senator rand paul backtracking an earlier statement he criticizeed vaccinations. health officials say that the measles were he will limb nated from the united states in 2000 till they resurfaced just last december. reporting live in the saturday center tonight da

. >> making the pitch in general is typical according to former pennsylvania governor ed rendell rendell>> we play our strengths. we play the ace that is we hold. the florida doesn't hold. >> reporter: governor scott will have more meetings tomorrow. we reach out to governor tom wolf's office for comment. his office zen us a statement saying "governor scott's political theater doesn't mean anything" we're live in center city david spunt cbs3 eyewitness"eyewitness news". >> david, thank you very much a warning about popular scams costs thousands of people big buck. you may think you wouldn't fall for one but tonight three on your side with why possible are still being caught off guard. >> it is a race against time as manatees are stuck in a storm drain. what's being done to try and save them next. >>> kathy? >> the cold isn't just for the record books for tomorrow morning. but we're talking about a historic month. not just for philadelphia. i'll have those numbers coming up. >> and did you catch the oscars last night? we've got new information about who did not turn in. we're back in just

. >>> now four pennsylvania former ed rendell is weighing in the measles vaccination controversy. he says this debate brings back painful memories of the 1991 out break that center around two religious schools in philadelphia. five children died rendell is running for mayor at the time and said the city and the the country learn a valuable lesson a lesson one will local parent says should not be one size fits all. >> we need to focus on how to a, protect those that cannot have the vaccines like my own children and focus on the treatment for when those do get sick with the measles. >> science exists for a reason and when science says immunized your children you have to get it done. >> reporter: only a single case of the highly infectious disease has been confirmed in cumberland county. >>> you can learn more about measles and latest on the out break at our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> mandatory paid sick levies close tore becoming law in philadelphia thecy council committee has unanimously a approved a plan calling for business toss give workers, one hour of sick leave for each

governor rendell, what ed schultz is saying there i agree with it. aaron rodgers a few months back said he likes the balls overinflated. what he likes to do they like to have extra air in them and they hope the refs don't notice. he's happy if he gets out there and he says they don't notice. my guess is that's what happened with the patriots. to me that's gamesmanship if that's what it is. >> i disagree steve. i think it's cheating. the nfl sets a level to what the ball should be inflated. i think coach belichick's explanation that the weather did it. the weather mysteriously didn't do it to the colts footballs. >> can i just -- let me respond to that. this is where -- if we now know contrary to the rlearly reporting that the referee did not measure the balls, and could not feel the difference between the colts balls and the patriots balls, isn't it reasonable that the colts submitted balls a pound heavier than the patriots thus the disparity? >> you can make up facts all you want. let me say first of all that i hope today's game is a great game. the

and the one time mayor rendell chief of staff here has agreed that he will be a senior adviser for the phldnc 2016, that carry a lots of weight for the people in the democratic party. >> thank you john. people are excited and so are the average delaware residents we spoke with today and we spread the news and they are excited both here in the city and in the suburbs. >> i am happy philadelphia being recognized as a major city and politicians come and spend time there and i would encourage that. >> and spend money too? >> yes. >> i think it's great and good for the city, bring us money and give us publicity. >> so you are all excited about it? >> yes 100%. >> there is a sense of pride on the streets, they see a surge of young people and professionals moving into center city but few are as enthusiastic as this long time resident. >> congratulations that is the best thing i have heard today. that is wonderful, we have a marvelous marvelous city. we have cultural things and fantastic restaurants very nice people and i live over there and we are very, very, i'm just delighted. >> many feel

ed rendell and david montgomery were there witnessing history as it happened. he's second men's coach in the nation to reach that thousand and win mark. the other one is coach k from duke. he says he does it all for the kids. >> after the game, a baper was unfolded to mark the achievement. the team is having a great year right now they're 15-6. always fun as we approach march madness time. >> and vying for mayor doug oliver made that announcement today. former mayor and governor ed rendell. oliver is running as young pace too move city for word. he served. >> let get a check of the forecast. a the of you are making plans to go to church or some places. this stretch along market street catlin, what are we expecting. >> today is not bad. yet questioned we took the every of temperatures will not be so bad into the afternoon, especially south of philadelphia. outside now across new england we're dry and should stay that way tonight and through tomorrow. it's still chilly temperatures in 30s out there. 3 2 up to town. more sunshine south and east of philly. that's t

. >>> and former pennsylvania governor ed rendell handed $300,000 by local union republicans.oming, why they're giving him the money. >>> from our delaware bureau the spca temporarily stopped its dog adoption program. >> because two dogs died from a mysterious disease. just to be safe officials here stopped letting families take home dogs. workers are cleaning the center to make sure the virus is wiped out and each dog here is getting a checkup to make sure they weren't effected. >> if we have some kind of fatal contagious disease, we do not want our animals going out into the community and then infecting our community, our canine community, with any other kind of virus. >> first state animal center leaders say they should be able to safely resume adoptions tomorrow morning. necessity also say they have no reason to believe any recently adopted pets were exposed to the still unidentified virus. >>> new jersey is cracking down on so-called puppy mills. governor chris christie signed a pet store closure bill into law last week requiring pet stores to keep records of the breeders

they have bob brady and ed rendell and his former chief of staff, a comcast executive, he has signed on as a senior adviser. >> thank you john, in a statement released today pennsylvania governor tom wolf, says quote we look forward to working with local leaders to assure that philadelphia will shine in the national spotlight and the announcement is tremendous news for the commonwealth. debbie wasserman shultz is the chair woman and i asked her why they chose philadelphia. >> the most important criteria was lonlistics and security and resources, and because our primary goal was to make sure that our delegates a really wonderful experience so they are motivated and excited to go out after the convention and work for our party's nominee, and in philadelphia the host committee did a fantastic job. >> i would not be presumptuous to make any predictions about the nominee but was there any conversation between the party and hillary clinton where she wanted to see the convention. >> there was no conversation with anyone other than our technical group. >> i saw a vine on your twitter timelin

several dignitaries in the crowd among them we spotted former governor ed rendell the philly's ownerer players were also here. a banner was put up at the gym. herb magee 1,000 wins. you ask anyone who notice him he's quick to divert the attention to thes. here's what he had to say right after the game this afternoon. >> when the season is over it will mean something. i'll be honest with you. the the way i feel as i told all you folks, it's a relief with all this going on and it finally happen. it didn't look too too early but it finally happened. thanks lot, folks. thank you. >> reporter: they never really looked back in the second half winning this game by 20 points. he is in the basketball hall of fame ane and frankly his team is doing really well this year. they have a record of 15-six. we got a lot of reaction for you. we'll have all of that coming up at 10:00 o'clock tonight. ladies, back to you. >> thanks, brad. exciting. developing to night nbc news nightly anchor brian williams says he's taking a temporary leave of absence. the announcement coming a mid questions over his cre

. >> philly billy bo -- >> eddie rendell and mayor nutter, they came through. wasser man shultz made the call today. >> we were there with the republican convention -- >> the history, excuse me -- 1904 tedry roosevelt, 1936 frankly roosevelt. and the 1940 harry truman the city has a great history. >> 1968 at the convention center, thurman walking out. >> and harry truman was nominated there, all three that year. this is great for the city. eagles didn't do it. the phillies are down in the dumps a little and the flyers -- it's a good year to get them back. it's great. >> what does it mean politically? there's no question that the democrats always win pennsylvania and -- >> i'll tell you one thing, very good news for joe sestak who will be the nominate for senate next year. if your presidential candidate wins, you're going to win. there's one pickup for the democrats because of moving to pennsylvania. i'm sure they have thought about that. they can win a seat and knock off toomey and pick the senate back up. if hillary becomes the next president -- >> you mean no

technology, hopefully it will actually work -- if mark and company or someone in the back, if governor rendell can hear me would you please -- you have a packed room here governor please let the folks hear from you as the leader of phldnc 2016. >> thank you mayor. i am looking at the back wall of the room, but it's a great pleasure to be here and i want to say a few quick things and then we'll take some questions after the other congressmen and senators have a chance to say a word. one, the mayor he and his team did a tremendous job the mayor and congressman brady who instigated this, about a year and a half ago, pushed me and the mayor -- but congressman brady kind of jump started it and the mayor took the bull by the horn, on behalf of the host committee, we needed a lot of help from the city. and the mayor and his crew -- they were sensational. and senator casey made a strong bid for columbus and senator brown every day until we got bob casey involved. and our entire congressional delegation including allison schwartz. what won it for us was the 2000 convention, i think most political obser

be very involved at the convention center, i had a chance to go to constitution hall with governor rendell and take a look at the the place where our country was born as a backdrop in philadelphia a, being in the cradle of american democracy. >> wasserman schultz added philly got top marks on the main cry tear, yeah logistics resources and security. >>> mayor nutter says it will cost between 70 and 80 million-dollar to stage the convention but the pay out to the city could triple that e very. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at the art museum with that part of the coverage tonight walt. >> reporter: chris, as you might expect the convention won't just bring delegates but it will bring dollars hundreds of millions of dollars into the city and it will bring jobs. even better news those jobs created by the convention expected to stay and multiply in the years going forward. >> we expect the economic impact with the democratic national convention somewhere between 170,000,225 250 million. >> reporter: long before the first delegate cast a vote in the wells fargo center experts sa

i have known ed rendell a long time.e montgomery everybody knows dave montgomery you are talking about other guys. people are talking about you. how do you feel? do you feel good about this. >> i do now. i was relieved when the game was over. i have been telling everybody that. the the weight of the world is on your shoulder. packing the building. they are only here for one reason to see if i can go over a thousand wins. it is too much pressure to put on the players. if you ask my wife it is too much pressure to put on her husband. we got it done. after that i was just more like inhaling and exhaling and now we have to come back. we have a game tomorrow. it shifts back the two reason why we won the first thousand. we have to start winning again. >> there was a great loss in the collegiate basketball community dean smith. i know you didn't know him well but a great guy, was lost over weekend. >> i met him very few occasions at coach's convention but as far as respect is concern if you ask any coach that coaches now, they

. >>> look former governor ed rendell and dave montgomery taking in the harvard penn game at the palestra. this is rough night for the quakers. harvard is one of the best teams in the you have see league. the basket right there. this one all harvard. crimson with arthritic-15 lead at the half. another basket right here by jonah travis. harvard beats up on penn, 63-38 the final. >>> just hours away from the big game dan the final day of preparations for the patriots and seahawks cam chancellor and earl thomas listed as probable. seattle trying become the first team in a decade to row pet a super bowl champs last team to do it the patriots. >>> sarone in a williams won her 19th grand slam title with a convincing win over marie sharipova. 33 yeared will become the oldest win of the australian's women title clinching that marsh on her third match point with an ace. big day for this guy tyler lewis on espn college game day had to make a half court shot in 18 seconds. he missed three on much his last shot the fourth money. the crowd loves it. he shows off a little more hop on the score table an

nbc10 was there today as reps from three of those city's biggest labor unions presented checks to ed rendell totaling $300,000. their donations are part of an ongoing effort to show democrats in the city can raise enough money to bring the convention here. philadelphia, one of three finalists in the running to host the convention along with columbus, ohio, and brooklyn, new york. >>> next an "nbc10 news" at 6:00 -- investigators uncover new information about a pile of tax documents found lying on the street. why the information on those records doesn't add up. >>> plus time's running out to sign up for obamacare. the fast-approaching deadline and why the new law could change the way you file your taxes this year. >>> and i'm watching a wintry mix move in. most is sleet or freezing rain so we're also talking about icy roads. i'll show you which areas are at the biggest threat for this and how your morning commute will look coming up. >>> dozens of tax documents discovered on a philadelphia street. >> now harry hairston and nbc10 investigators have learned this may be a case of tax fraud. the

. >>> representatives from the three largest labor unions presented $300,000 to ed rendell yesterday.a is one of three finalists to host the democratic national convention along with columbus ohio and brooklyn new york. a decision from the dnc is expected to come later this month. >>> and fans at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia are in for a special treat. now the arena has been upgraded for free xfinity wi-fi. that technology will allow for more in-game interaction for fans media and businesses in the arena. fans can even have their selfies posted on the scoreboard. how about that? comcast also says visitors will experience faster upload and download speeds than ever before. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo 52. the executive vice president of the comcast center says we are creating an experience at the wells fargo center where our guests will be able to stay edge engaged with social media, upload their photos download starts instantly post a selfie on the center hung scoreboard and act just like they would at home. >>> and tracking some wet weather in

in that he reinstated the fraking ban on public lands that had been originally enacted by governor rendell, reversed by governor corbett and now it is back. >> each of these things are none in negotiation chips if he wants to develop to working relationship with the republicans. >> let's talk more about the ban on state parks. you can no longer drill for gas and oil there. he said state parks are a treasure. we need to protect them. will we flip flop back and forth on that issue until the end of time it would seem. >> probably because there is no agreement on the science. it depend on whom you speak about fraking but if you talk to supporters they say there has not been any cases in which groundwater has been contaminated by the the process. they have been doing it for 60 years. they are better at how they are doing it. environmentalist have their own creed where they say anything along those lines is terrible. >> disruptive, right. >> as long as politics play is a a role in it which means forever, this is going to continue to bounce back and forth. >> and renee you surprised he supports m

red rendell and his wife margie were on hand to present the award. >>> the philadelphia flower show kick ofz this weekend and this year they are celebrating the movies workers were there setting up the elaborate displays and the exhibits all have a disney movie theme including other themes like wedding wednesday the flower shows this saturday and runs through march 8th so of course we are giving you a special inside look at the flower show. join cecily adam, karen david and melissa tonight at 7:00, they'll show you the beauty that is growing in every corner including more than 20 exhibits inspired by disney and disney pixar films. watch our preview saturday at 7:00 only here on 6 abc. >>> a texas court ordered apple to pay more than $500 million for using apple's patented technology. it's owned by smart flash a company that licensed seven patents, they say that they used the patents in four of their games. >>> u.s. air has grounded 80 of their planes because they did not have the required inspections. the planes are boeing 747's the faa has approved southwest's plan to do the needed insp

governor casey, avner rendell, others major support -- governor rendell, others major supporters of build america bonds. you can debate what type they should we. i think we understand that. but to me, a because it has actually worked and helped us get more revenue, and b because there is a bipartisan history there, i think it would be very helpful if we had something like public infrastructure bonds, as you are aware. we have a variety of approaches that can draw of investment into the country's infrastructure. you have thoughts about how the approach you all are talking about would lend itself to a bipartisan alliance to get more funding into infrastructure? >> senator, as you and i have discussed, this scenario we violently agree on -- >> we violently agree on? >> yes, violent agreement. your leadership in the design of bond provisions here has been extremely important. we have worked with you on these . i hope we can work on a bipartisan basis to get either the qualified public infrastructure bonds or you can name any number of businesses -- whether you call them build america bonds or

a guy who essential mental and saving the city from financial disaster in in partnership with ed rendell. here was a guy as mayor who had fulfilled some significant promises to getting cars off the street after-school programs and many of the things that were desperately needed in that city. so i battled as hard as i could for him. it actually was his opponent who ended up in legal difficulties after the election and end up having to pay someone a million dollar fine for the things he was involved in. so if the question was -- street was the one who never wound up under indictment or legal sanctions. >> host: but his closest friend is being investigated died before he could be charged and probably would be charged and we don't know of course. >> guest: like i said street was never indicted and never convicted of anything. his opponent had some legal problems but that's probably not in your research. >> host: one of the things you have a long life ahead of you and you have told many stories. the book contains a life that is going to go on and if you move the book remains in place. so you

. >> former governor ed rendell and phillies chairman david montgomery were there to witness this.erb is just the second mens college coach in the nation to reach a thousand wins. the other guy. >> coach k. >> i have heard of him, coach k of duke, he has won a thousands games too, here's herb. >> i have always said... unaudible. >> when he wins 2,000 games we will give him a real microphone. after the game a banner was unfurled, to mark the achievement. his team is having another great year, right now, they are 15-six and late they're morning coach magee will be right here on our show to talk about this huge milestone. it is coach m. >> coach m. >> or coach h, for herb. >> i guess coach -- >> well, coach m and coach ky like that they have shirts and stuff. >> yes, so happy. >> that is fantastic. i think a bigger fe at -- never mind. >>> it is hard to recruit to philadelphia university. >> yeah, i can see that. >> textile. >> but now they have something. >> huge. >> 1,000 wins. >> way to go. >> this big boy is making history in the home state of florida. he is 14-pound. >> boom. >>

. >> among those in attendance former governor ed rendell and philly's president david montgomery.agee's former players decades worth coming to see their former coach who has given so much to the game. >> it's such a special person to see that has stayed with one university and one job and touched so many athletes, hundreds of athletes over his 50 year career. >> it's a great accomplishment. it's very difficult to win a thousand games. so many great basketball teams great basketball players. just to win a game, it's crazy. >> magee can't wait to break the milestone. only three other college coaches have ever done. >> i never ever developed on any kind of milestone. actually they're annoying to me because i think it take a way from the emphasis on the team and puts too much emphasis on me me. >> reporter: these were the souvenir shirts to be handed out to fans after the game tonight. these shirts were put back into the closet. magee's next at history saturday afternoon right back here at philadelphia university against post university hopefully he'll come in with that 1,000th win lu

backed by former mayor and governor ed rendell oliver is running as a young fresh face needed to make changes to move the city forward. doug oliver served as spokesman for mayor michael nutter during his first term. he's currently marketed vice-president at pgw. >>> $95 million sale of revel casino is scheduled to close on monday. but there's actually a chance it won't happen. late last night a federal appeals court ruling the owners of a nightclub at the hotel cannot be stripped of their rights until their appeal is heard. they want to keep the club open. but the developer trying to buy the casino does not want any obligation to any companies that had leases with revel. the court panel says monday's sale can proceed but attorneys for the developer say he might just forfeit his $10 million deposit and walk away from the deal. >>> speaking of money the winning powerball numbers will be picked in less than an hour. and talk about a huge jackpot up for grabs. >> it really is huge. 800 -- i should say $380 million. if it keeps going it will be up to 800. that's to be exact. it is the seve

. >>> former governor ed rendell and phillies chairman dave montgomery taking in harvard penn at thevard one of the guess games in the ivy league. basket right there. this one all harvard princeton, with 36-15 lead at the half. another basket, right here, from jonas travis. beats up on pen, 63 to 38. >>> we are just hours away from the big game. yesterday the final day of preparation for the patriots and seahawks. cam chancellor and earl thomas listed as probable. seattle trying it become the first team in a decade to repeat a superbowl champ. the last time to do it the patriots. >> serena williams won 19th gram slam title convincing win. the 33 year old becomes the oldest winner of the australian women's title in the opener a. clinching the match on her third match point with an ace. >> big day for virginia student tyler lewis on espn college game day. had to make a half court shod, 182nd, $18,000, he missed three, but then, on the fourth money. the crowd of course goes crazy. so he hops on this scores table to celebrate with all of the fans. >> well you saw this right here on cbs-3

. >>> and former governor ed rendell and philly chairman dave montgomery taking in harvard penn at thee best teams in the ivy league. going to -- at the basket thumb one all harvard, crimson with a lead at the half, and another basket right here from jonah travis, harvard beats up on penn 63 to 38. >> we are just hours away from the big game, yesterday the final day of preparations for the patriots and seahawks, cam chancellor, earl thomas listed as probable. seattle trying to become the first team in a decade to repeat a superbowl champ. last game to do it patriots. serena williams won her 19th grand-slam title with a convincing win over maria the 33 year old becomes the oldest wish of the australian woman's title in the opener a. match on her third match point, with a ace. >>> big day for virginia student tyler lewis on espn college game day. had to make a half court shot and in 18 seconds. wins $18,000. he missed three but then on the fourth, the crowd of course goes crazy, so he hops on the scores table to celebrate with all of the fans. >> well, you saw this, right here on cbs 3 t

where you get a guy with him, ed rendell, former mayor and governor of the dnc chairman and i ask himairman of the host committee, and he agreed. and from there on in we'll have convention, we'll have a pope here, the convention a great time, we're showcasing the town. i'm sure you'll be there. and we'll be able to put a great show. and the city itself sold itself. the wells fargo center sold itself for security reasons. logistical reasons. it's already gated off. you don't have to put gates up don't have to put the bike racks pup up. it's already gated off. great for security. all the parking lots from the other venues. lincoln financial, plenty of room for the press, plenty of room for tailgating plenty of room for tents for parties. and again, it's completely controlled logistically. broad street be closed down we've got a subway that takes us right through center city all the way down to the event. we have the shuttle bus, the hotel space, and we've got great restaurants and we've got the historical sites. so the city kind of sold itself. they need a little bit to put those people

this couple in from or rendell says they would never let their child out during a beach advisory.ter: the pentagon is releasing details on an attack. >>reporter: most of the clouds are well-off to the coast line. we're gonna continue on with more sunshine and dry weather. currently the range is '60s and '70s. and again a beautiful sunset is about that happen in about 10 to 15 minutes. over the next 24 hours but temperatures were warmed up again. in the morning will start in the upper 50s. in the afternoon were talking a lot mid-70s perry in the inland valley areas we have mid-70s and we can actually see some records across the region. >>pam: there was a bulldog don suicide attack on a base in iraq today. a spot where u.s. and coalition troops are training iraqi forces. >>catherine: the pentagon is releasing details on that attack is been a major concern because that air base is the only real protection between isis and baghdad. initial reports say there were eight suicide attackers at the else i'd airbase in iraq's bombard providence. now we're learning there were as many as two d

all up and down the eastern seaboard, and senator casey's state, governor rendell and others, major supporters of build america bonds. you can debate what kind of bond they ought to be as well. in other words there are different types, and i think we understand it. but, you know, to me, a, because it has actually worked and helped us get more revenue, b, because there's a bipartisan history there, i think it would be very helpful you all have been interested in qualified infrastructure bonds. i've had a great interest in a variety of new approaches here that will draw more private investment into the country's infrastructure. give us your thoughts on how the approach that you all are talking about that would lend itself to a bipartisan alliance to get more private funding in the infrastructure. >> senator as you and i have discussed, this scenario that we violently agree on i think that the -- >> violent agreement, oh my goodness. >> violent agreement. your leadership in the design of bond provisions here has been extremely important. we have worked with you on these. i hope we can work on a b

have thousands more hotel rooms now, then we had in 2,000 which credited to mayor at the time mayor rendelletting 2,000 more hotel rooms post that convention. the political community is so energized, organized, congressman brady, david cohen. great effort. >> when it comes to dnc that is bringing in dollars. 80 million. >> raise the money to a level. >> mike, please. >> if you want to contribute, that is fine. >> we have to raise money but as mike alluded to tremendous economic benefit in terms of jobs, activities. every hotel will be booked in the city of philadelphia restaurant will be book for a long period of time. retail sector will benefit from this. but the national, international exposure. i think people don't realize every news outlet in america will have someone here. many countries, foreign countries will have journalist here. world does pay attention to america. >> 15,000 journalist alone will be here. >> yes, that is a lot of journalist. >> they have to eat, they have to travel. >> and they drink. >> sometimes. >> you were talking too about jobs and everything and yesterday was

senator casey governor rendell and others, major supporters. you can debate what kind of bond they ought to be. there are different types to me because it has actually worked and help us get more revenue because there is a bipartisan history there i think it would be helpful. you are interested in something you call public infrastructure bonds. i have had a great interest in a variety of new approaches that we will draw more private investment in the country's infrastructure give us give us your thoughts on how the approach that you are talking about would lend itself to a bipartisan alliance to get more private funding. >> sen., as we have discussed, this is an area we finally agree on. >> violent agreement. >> violent agreement. your lead in the design of bond provisions here has been extremely important. we have worked with you. i hope we can work on a bipartisan a bipartisan basis to get either the qualified public infrastructure bonds. you can name it any number of things. the idea is to create opportunities for private capital to be inves

ed rendell, former governor and dnc chairman close ally and leading the effort to get philadelphia therein a very happy with the philadelphia choice. also, voors, great backgrounds, great history there, which democrats will i'm sure use to their advantage. >> and talk about the money factor? you touched about it a little. how will that come into place? especially over new york and the other potential cities as well being columbus ohio? and how will that come into play? >> well, i mean frances i think when you look at it like we talking a little bit about before that has more to do with the timing necessarily than the location. you know philly is alex touched on this a little bit. it's a place that gives democrats some of the imagery they might want at this sort of as we go into this next election cycle. kind of a blue collar a little rufr and tumble city. we like -- i'm from the philadelphia area. we like to eat cheesesteaks. you know it's a place i think democrats, as alex noted can sort of get their campaign off on the right sort of messaging foot if you will. >> i have to ask you, ale