given the context of war and threat to national security, should the officials name as defendants in winrestaurant smith lawsuit be held liable for the treatment of winston smith in 1984. if you believe they should not be held liable please vote with a red token that you were given for no. if you belief officials should be held liable, boat for a blue token for yes. i would like no introduce you to tonight's participants, please join me in welcoming supreme court marshall pamela. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage down petitioner, amy from the law firm of arnold and porter. [cheers and applause] >> and now counselor for the respondent, the state, bob. [cheers and applause] >> and, of course, the members of the bench of the supreme court of the state, supreme court justice ruth presiding justice steven brier, judge patricia and judge cornelius. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> oh yeah, oh yeah, the supreme court of oceanea is now in session. please be seated. were r welcome to 1984 as perceived by people living in 2016. [laughter] >> we will hear first from the petitioner, r

given the context of war and the threat to national security, should the oceania officials named as defendants in the winston smith lawsuit be held liable for their treatment of winston smith in 1984? if you believe these officials should not be held liable please vote with the red token you were given for no. if you believe they should be held liable vote with the blue token for yes. please join me in welcoming supreme court marshall pamela. [applause] please welcome to the stage counsel to petitioner winston smith from the law firm arnold and porter and now counsel bob bauer of perkins couey. [applause] supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg presiding, justice breyer, and judge cornelia. [applause] [applause] >> oyez, oyez, the supreme court is now in session. please be seated. welcome to 1984 as perceived by people living in 2016. [laughter] we will hear a verse from the petitioner represented by amy jeffries. thank you your honor and may i please the court. >> michael counsel sally pay and i represent our client winston smith. mr. smith is not present this evening, however. we understan

person today but postponed it after the terror attacks but he sent out this tweet this morning officially naming indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. the two will have a news conference tomorrow morning. pence has also officially withdrawn his name from the indiana governor's race. he had been running for re- election but state law prevents him from running for both offices at the same time. >>> the pence announcement comes just three days before the republican national convention in cleveland where final preparations are under way. inside the arena, production crews are working to get the stage ready. outside, a team of security experts is taking every precaution to make sure it goes off without a hitch. there is one obstacles officers will face. ohio allows people to open carry their legally purchased and registered firearms. >>> dozens of marchers are expected in san francisco and in oakland to show solidarity with the "black lives matter" movement. it's part of a so-called national day of rage organized by the group anonymous. it starts at 4:00 at civic center plaza and frank oga

the virginia humanities council -- the foundation is the official name. programs hloold that as one of the best, if not the best in the country, so it is an honor to be sponsored by the center for the book and the foundation. i also want to thank the library for hosting this event tonight. also, to think the journey through hallowed ground for inviting me. they were very kind to invite me when the book was first published in march. we had a program a few weeks after publication at gettysburg. we had a very spirited event about what to include and not include in making our list of significant places in american history. i hope you will join in after my presentation and perhaps question my selections and maybe have some ideas of your own. i do want to recognize a new friend tonight, sarah from the highland, which is the official name. very interesting research going on there. i think it is wrong to say plowing new ground, because we need to be careful when we disturbed archaeological evidence that is now changing some of our understanding of james monroe an

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but he also says that russian officials named in the report will be temporarily suspended. with the rio olympics just weeks away, the findings do nothing to boost people's faith in the games or international sport as a whole. the investigative team will continue its work. it says because of a limited timeline, monday's report only skimmed the surface. takafumi terui, nhk world. >>> global markets have stabilized after some turmoil following the brexit vote. >> reporter: brexit is giving significant down i'd risk and they predict more uncertainty. the analysts have reviewed their predick shumpbs saying the world economy will expand by to the downward revision from .#% to 1.13%. the fund says if negotiations between britain and the eu hits bumps in the road, it will be revised to 1.81%. it adds the impact and persistence of uncertain are hard to quantify at this stage. the analysts raised the figure from 0.2% to 0.1%. >>> the imf outlook as dampened investor sentiment, set another record high, the key index has gone up for eight days in a row now, that marks the longest winni

less than two hours ago donald trump was officially named republican presidential nominee. a live look at the convention floor where delegates cast their votes. trump quosaid, quote, such a gr honor. i will never let you down. donald trump's wife melania may have let down the convention. a journalist from the bay area instantly recognized it as identical in places to michelle obama's 2008 convention speech. peggy bunker talked to the man who broke the story wide open on twitter. >> jerry hill was so inspired by michelle obama's 2008 convention speech, he memorized it. he cried plagiarism on twitter and the story exploded. critical speeches like this are heavily voted. many people are wondering how could have happen. >> that your work is your bond, that your word is your bond. >> it didn't take long for the country to notice the melania trump speech sounded eerily familiar. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> fairfield native jared hill, a michelle obama fan, knew her 2008 speech so well, he was able to say parts of it w

supporters staged a walkout from the democratic convention on tuesday after hillary clinton was officially named as the party nominee.>> she will have to earn that trust.>> reporter: sanders made a gesture for party unity during the roll call for president. >> i move that hillary clinton be elected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of united states.>> reporter: bill clinton gave a moving speech about how he and hillary first met.>> i married my best friend. i was still in all -- awe after four years of being around her and how smart, loving and caring she was.>> and hillary spoke to the convention from new york saying that she cannot wait to join the convention on thursday night. >> i cannot believe we put the biggest crack and that glass ceiling yet, thanks to you, everyone that is worked so hard to make this possible. it is your victory. >> reporter: president obama and vice president joe biden and headlining tonight talking about the ability to be commander-in-chief. >>> and meryl streep was on stage at the convention showing her admiration for hillary clinton. >> how does

he is somebody who as paul ryan said when trump officially named pence as the vp, he's somebody that comes from the heart of the conservative movement. >> that said, he is not widely known to a general electorate necessarily. people know him most likely through his controversial stance in that religious freedom law in indiana and sort of the uproar that came from that. that is something he is trying to introduce himself, get his biography out there. here among republicans, these are dal ge are delegates for the choice of pence, he is safe. he is steady. he is not going to make waves necessarily. he is somebody who in their view could compliment trump. >> that said, i'm not sure it's enough to sway people who are on the fence to get on the trump train. at least on a significant number. we'll see how it goes next week. >> halle jackson, thanks for that. to get into all the headlines, we have two big chairman on set in cleveland. steel and msnbc analyst, you are known for saying you have to keep it real about reality. so i want you to be real about some of the visuals we saw. we will pu

. >> reporter: the never trump movement could protest today, but delegates vote to officially name trump as the party's nominee. >> and, marcy, we talked about it briefly. what to make of that controversy with the speeches? >> reporter: oh, with melania's speech. at first after she gave her speech, she got a lot of praise for her poise and message. then people started to realize that at least parts of it sounded a lot like michelle backup's 2008 convention speech. we'll let you listen to a part of both of those speeches now. >> because we want our children and all children in this nation to know that the only limit to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work hard for them. >> because we want our children in this nation to know that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. >> marcy, we know in these situations, these people frequently aren't writing their own how much of this falls to them and what happens with all of this now? >> reporter: well, earlier in the night melania sa

tonight officials named donald trump as their nominee. tom fitzgerald is life at the convention with tonight's highlights. a lot of trumps up there speaking. there were a lot of trumps, more trumps than you can count sometimes. donald trump's daughter tiffany trump taking the stage tonight in this effort that was gun last night with meal to human nice trump to some republicans who may have their questions about them. some of those republicans have been the evangelicals and that is a group that is very important to the republicans if they want to defeat hillary clinton. to that end, the trump campaign roled out former presidential candidate doctor ben carson. carson has been accused of having some low energy a few times, but he kicked it up a few notches telling this crowd donald trump is somebody they could have faith in. we must resist the temptation to take t passively accept what is fed to us by the politically elite and the media. the notion that a hillary clinton administration wouldn't be that bad, the effects would only be temporar

they had not officially named the killer but 18-year-old lived in the apartment that police searched.l german and i rain yan nationallality had- -sonboly had and no references to any religion but among the things liss did find numerous documents on rampage killings. hundreds of people built a makeshift memorial at the site of the shootings. a lot of them were clearly emotional. >> so glad that my friends are all alive and safe and i'm so sorry for the people who were here at the moment. >> i haven't foreseen that like happening in your own neighborhood you know? >> pray for munich. pray for the world. >> police say sonboly had no political motives apparently and they are questioning his parents right now as well. >>> bringing it back to california police say a burned body has been found at the scene of a wild fire that is threatening 1500 homes in the southern california community of santa chariota. there's no evidence in the person's death crime related. here's new video of that fire. people in the area ordered to evacuate because of the wild fire that is consumed more than 31 square

individual athletes should take responsibility for their own actions, but he also says that russian officials named in the report will be temporarily suspended until the investigation is complete. >>> turkish authorities are continuing to round up suspects connected to a failed coup against president recep tayyip erdogan. they say more than 7,500 people have been detained. they include members of the armed forces and their judiciary. authorities carried out a massive raid on a military academy in istanbul on monday. officials say more than 10,000 public servants including police officers have been suspended. commercials calling for country unity under the president are airing repeatedly on tv. erdogan appears to purge dissident forces amid forces for quashing the uprising. turkish officials are blaming islamic cleric fete hull la gulen for the coup attempt. gulen lives in the u.s. but has a lot of support in turkey. he denies any involvement. ankara is demanding that gulen be extradited. washington says it will hand him over if proof is provided. the incident is straining relations between the two

speeches and activities at the democratic national convention will all lead up to the party officially namingillary clinton as its presidential nominee. opening day gets started at 10:00 this morning with several caucus and council meeting.ç at 4:00, the meeting will officially gavel to order. tonight, bernie sanders will speak and first lady michelle obama will deliver the keynote address to close out the note. >>> we have video of dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz at the wells fargo center. you're looking at her doing a walk-through. around the podium last night. yesterday, the florida congressman announced she will resign her post right after the convention. she came under fire following the publication of hacked e-mails suggesting that her committee favored hillary clinton over bernie sanders in the presidential primaries. >> and now to hillary clinton's pick for vice president, virginia senator tim kaine. >> the democratic ticket appeared on "60 minutes" last night where they commented on donald trump's pension for nicknames such as crooked hilla hillary. >> i don't call him anything.

know it was very important to investigators to try to do it before the convention and she's officially namede nominee. we've been told previously, the hope is that the investigation is wrapped up before the convention but of course as an investigation that i think in a year and now we have reached this critical point where they have sat down with hillary clinton and just covering the fbi for the past couple of years. the feeling inside the bureau this is one of the most high stakes investigation the bureau has ever done. and investigating a presumptive democratic nominee, they've taken this very seriously as we heard david comey said, they want to be quick and thorough. we're reaching a homestretch according to officials we've been speaking to. we expect them to wrap up shortly. >> what do we know about the time gs of this? i mean in the statement it makes it clear that she voluntarily participated in this interview and we heard from a number of analysts who said she -- you don't have to say yes to the interview but hillary clinton did. but what about the timing of the interview in terms of

. >>> i'm tracy davidson live from cleveland where donald trump was officially named the republican party'sminee for president of the united states just a few hours ago, delegates from his home state of new york put him over the top and he thanked the delegates here via video link from new york city. >> meanwhile, what we did getting the party's nomination, i'll never forget it. it's something i will never ever forget. >> trump will deliver his acceptance speech in cleveland on thursday. trump's son, donald trump sr. won praise for his speech about his father but criticized in a "daily show" that he plagiarized from a book by buckley. this follows melania's criticism, krcriticism of her speech. >>> when we're not with the dell gas they're sending us pictures of what they're doing. here's another set we got over the last 24 hours. this is valúçdegorgio. they along with other delegates spent down time yesterday before the swegs started at a party at the power house. pennsylvania delegates continue to have their write-up status and dennis palmer of blackwood. nbc 10 has complete round the cloc

to remind you is given the context of war or threat to national security, should the oceanian officials named as defendants in smith's lawsuit be held liable for their treatment of win stop smith in 1984? again, if you think they should not be held liable, you place the red token in the basket. if you think they should be held liable, you place the blue token in the basket. again, the question is given the context of war or the threat to national security, should the oceania officials named as defendants be held liable for their treatment of winston smith in 1984, no is red, yes blue. [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome abby david lowell for tonight's discussion. [applause] >> thank you. as is our tradition while the judges deliberate, wanted to make sure that we could continue the conversation. so, please, let me bring to the stage a person identify known for a while -- i've known for a while, a great lawyer, somebody who has insights into the themes that this book and this play addresses. ted buttress is a both trial lawyer, adviser about crises and media event

yes so hsa is part of this just under its official name >> okay. i see that. >> if you look on page 3, line 6 definitions of departments, dph, department of human services, dos, the cys and moh cd. >> thank. >> i will say the youth commission did come to us and as we include the juvenile probation department as well and we did reach out and we've had discussions with the juvenile probation department, with the city attorney. thus some tricky issues there around youth confidentiality and the criminal justice system. so, we have asked the youth commission to work directly with department of gen. probation to come up with some ideas and if were able to do that i will it's my intention to carry that as a trailing legislation. >> thank you. >> without mr. chairman, if we may open it up to public comment did i want public comment card. is there any public comment on item 1? please, come forward. >> good morning supervisors. i'm ashley, executive director of meals on wheels of san francisco. i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 poli

yes so hsa is part of this just under its official name >> okay. i see that. >> if you look on page 3, line 6 definitions of departments, dph, department of human services, dos, the cys and moh cd. >> thank. >> i will say the youth commission did come to us and as we include the juvenile probation department as well and we did reach out and we've had discussions with the juvenile probation department, with the city attorney. thus some tricky issues there around youth confidentiality and the criminal justice system. so, we have asked the youth commission to work directly with department of gen. probation to come up with some ideas and if were able to do that i will it's my intention to carry that as a trailing legislation. >> thank you. >> without mr. chairman, if we may open it up to public comment did i want public comment card. is there any public comment on item 1? please, come forward. >> good morning supervisors. i'm ashley, executive director of meals on wheels of san francisco. i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 poli

yes so hsa is part of this just under its official name >> okay. i see that. >> if you look on page 3, line 6 definitions of departments, dph, department of human services, dos, the cys and moh cd. >> thank. >> i will say the youth commission did come to us and as we include the juvenile probation department as well and we did reach out and we've had discussions with the juvenile probation department, with the city attorney. thus some tricky issues there around youth confidentiality and the criminal justice system. so, we have asked the youth commission to work directly with department of gen. probation to come up with some ideas and if were able to do that i will it's my intention to carry that as a trailing legislation. >> thank you. >> without mr. chairman, if we may open it up to public comment did i want public comment card. is there any public comment on item 1? please, come forward. >> good morning supervisors. i'm ashley, executive director of meals on wheels of san francisco. i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 poli

political reality show is about to change dramatically as republicans converge on cleveland to officially name their presidential nominee. >>> it is another day of breaking news here at cnn. welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. here's the latest from authorities. in the state of louisiana they are investigating the motives of a man who shot and killed three police officers. three others wounded sunday in baton rouge. >> the gunman who is from missouri, belonged to several anti-government conspiracy groups and had talked openly online about the need to, quote, fight back. nick valencia has been updating us on the wounded officers. >> he has more now on the challenges facing that community. >> reporter: it has been a very dark time in baton rouge. over the course of the last two weeks, this city has been torn from within by violence. violence that began with the shooting death of 37-year-old alton sterling at the hands of police. in the days that followed, we saw massive demonstrations that nearly turned violent.

that's officially the name. i've coined it. that's officially the name from now on. and, of course, bill led off with some classic clinton charm. >> in the spring of 1971, i met a girl. >> stephen: bill, it's supposed to be about hillary! also tonight, hillary clinton's running mate, virginia senator and loose-fit khaki model tim ? ? ? now, see if you can guess which demographic they're hoping tim kaine will attract? ( speaking spanish ) >> stephen: they were pushing this spanish thing so hard, that tonight they introduced him by breaking him out of a pinata. >> you fell for my brilliant wife and partner, michelle. who somehow hasn't aged a i know. the same cannot be said for me. ( laughter ). >> stephen: it's true. he has aged. jimmy, can we see a photo of him in 2008? there you go. ( laughter ) okay, yeah. and, and now in 2016? yikes. oh, he's-- that's about the makeup. hillary clinton became the first nomination for president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) incredible. i mean, however you feel, however you feel about either of the candidates, i got c

that's officially the name. i've coined it. that's officially the name from now on., of course, bill led off with some classic clinton charm. >> in the spring of 1971, i met a girl. >> stephen: bill, it's supposed to be about hillary! oh, i'm sorry. it was? that was her? i apologize. he scared me for a second there. okay. go ahead. >> somehow i knew this would not just be another tap on the shoulder. and i might be starting something i couldn't stop. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: a feeling-- a feeling bernie supporters identified with immediately. unfortunately, the philly phanatic wasn't available for the convention because it belongs to some sort of baseball team, and they can't spare him because he's the only entertaining part. so the d.n.c. brought out the next best thing, and we've got him here tonight. the hilly phanatic. come on out here, hilly. ( cheers and applause ) all right. all right. all right, hilly! hilly. they love you. they love you, hilly. who's the number one hillary fan in the house? and you're really amped about hillary, right? ( laughte

she has officially named tim kaine. lauren lister joins us from the wells fargo center with more. a big announcement by hillary clinton yesterday, lauren. >> reporter: absolutely, and good morning to you, gray, you know it was a vp search shrouded in secrecy, now hillary clinton revealing her running mate a man who never lost an election in his political career. hillary clinton tweeting supporters this highlight reel of her running mate making her vp pick official friday night with the supporters and this showing her fist bumping virginia senator tim kaine and before going public with the choice -- >> whoa are we ready to go win an election in november? >> reporter: clinton making a phone call back stage after this tampa rally to offer him the spot. >> are we ready for hillary clinton? >> reporter: kaine hit the campaign trail last week apparently li nailing his audition. >> hillary clinton is ready to be our president and hillary is ready to make history. >> reporter: kaine is a safe choice if not boring, clinton saying on charlie rose recently for her that's a plus. >> i love th

. >> it's high government officials named clinton. we deal with rules and regulations and they are even forced. basically what happened today, hillary clinton and bill clinton in my opinion are above the law. it's a terrible showing of justice in america. i mean -- so if you are -- if you move forward and you are charged with a criminal offense or misdemeanor. then all you have to do i say you were careless or reckless. they rewrote the law. that doesn't make any sense to me and it certainly probably doesn't make a lot of sense to everybody else. charles: in the meantime donald trump has been chipping away in more recent polls thatshowed him saw hillary clinton's lead in half. do you think he has the momentum now, even with the mainstream media pounding on him, do you think this is starting to put some wind in his sails? >> i do. i think people are realizing what they are dealing with in this election. if they want to continue with this kind of administration, somebody who can look you in the eye and lie to you and get away with it an

nicole: day two is one for the history books as donald trump officially named the republican nominee.rowd. >> as to hillary clinton, why even to the american people about her selfish, awful judgment and making our secrets vulnerable. what is your verdict? guilty or not guilty. nicole: would take a look at what is on tap for this gop convention today. microsoft stock jumping 4% better than expected quarterly numbers. we will tell you what's working for microsoft. u.s. stock index futures after eight days gains and record for the dow.t half of 1%. dow futures of bd. nasdaq up nearly 20. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪rock guitar ♪yeah ♪(rock music) ♪all i know is what i've been sold♪ ♪you can read my life like a fortune told♪ ♪and courage built, man i won't let go♪ ♪what we need right now is ...soul♪ ♪(rock music) ♪you can't do this, you can't deny ♪they feed us lines, but i won't act♪ ♪and all good things will come to pass♪ ♪but the truth is all you have to have♪ ♪and would you lie for it? ♪cry for it? ♪die for it? ♪would you? ♪i belie

the world watches as donald trump is officially named the republican presidential nominee.te of the global reaction, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ?c+sv angie: it is 1:30 p.m. in tokyo. it looks like it is going to end the day snapping a six-day streak. this following the imf downgrade of global outlook and regionally more shares declining then rising in the asia-pacific index. ♪ angie: the top stories on bloomberg markets: middle east. a purge of turkey's institutions and the process of a credit rating downgrade of puts the lira 1% of a record low. the country's judiciary has been moved in the wake of last friday's coup attack. all university deans have been asked to resign. they will determine the growth and the institution. yousef: asian stocks are pausing for a breath after more than a week of gains as the global economy outlook darkens. shares in hong kong are poised to enter a bull market with property developers and casinos leading the rally. promisednald trump has to go all the way after officially getting the republican presidential nomination. his son made the announ

very soon, a roll call vote will officially name hillary clinton the democratic presidential nominee. for the first time in the 240 years that the country existed, a woman will be at the top of the major party ballot in early november. whatever you think about hillary clinton, 100 years ago welcome women did not even have the right to vote. democrats have been talking about the need for the country to come together. and they have been allowing sanders delegates to vote for the roll-call vote, and to follow his lead in joining the nominee's campaign. sander's home state of vermont wants to go last so that sander's home state can be the one to make the motion to formally nominate hillary clinton. another goal is to reintroduce her to the people. tokt we'll hear from former president bill clinton. his wife's long record of fighting on behalf of children and families. let's go to cnn's dana bash right now. walk us through the upcoming roll call vote. the optics may come off as chaotic even though there is a preordained outcome. >> that's right, what we're going to see when the roll call b

we are just two short hours away from the delegate vote to officially name donald trump the republicant telling fox, th

he's officially named a member of team u.s.a. over the weekend. he's competed in the games twice before. in 2008 he made history as the youngest u.s. fencer to ever compete in the olympics. this time he says he hopes his experience will help land his team on the body i podium. they leave for south america today. >> i want to appreciate the moment. few people get to experience that and i feel so fortunate and grateful that i've been able to have all these experiences in my life. >> he is one of nearly two dozen athletes from the bay area who will compete in the games august 5th. >>> good for him. this is a big week also for bay area soccer fans as the major league all-star games comes to san jose. >> that will be thursday. >> there are plenty of related events prior to the big game. they include a fan test at plaza and a concert this evening with flo rida and bell nova. tomorrow the all-stars will have an open training session and wednesday a match featuring players from major league soccer's home grown program. a lot going on. >> pump me up music,

protest on the floor again tomorrow but with no chance of success as delegates cast their vote to officially namerump the party nominee. in cleveland, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. as%-zu)áju expect security is heavy in cleveland. >> group calling the northwestern ohio minute men are among those patrolling the streets. they wear military style uniform and carry automatic weapon. ohio is open carry state. police keep an eye on the group who claim they have a constitutional right right to form as citizen my litigation a. >> california delegation has front row seats at the convention. the laura talked to local delegates about the anti-trump revolt. >> the security at the rnc in cleveland oíecedented level. fencing around the inner most area of the arena. bomb sniffing dog and 3000 officers from ohio and california. it all makes for a long wait for del gaichlts do you think it's necessary to have this much security. >> i think better safe than sorry. sure. >> ohio is an open carry state "m outsidee secure zone are allowed to carry long and hand guns.c8f2u but the police chief is certain the officers on

. >>> it was a family affair at the republican national convention as donald trump was officially namedor president. >> it is my honor to be able to put donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates! [cheers and applause]. >> we will look at all the big moments from day two of the rnc, and look ahead what is

that donald trump has been waiting for, the republican party just a few hours away now from officially namingi'm martha maccallum outside in beautiful cleveland, ohio today. a live look at the q arena which played host to a bit of a rocky night on the first night of the convention, some mixed reviews. some people thought it was a great start, others thought it was choppy and the pacing was a little off. whether or not that matters to voters, who knows? protesters outside making a little bit of a ruckus. and inside, making perhaps the last stand of the never trumpers, before the soon to be republican nominee emerged in a cloud of smoke, quite a moment,

russian president vladimir putin suspended officials named in the report.national olympic committee will meet tomorrow. the committee has the sole authority to place such a ban. stay tuned. our next story has redskins fans talking today thanks to mike florio today reporting that the team low balled kirk cousins prepared along to let him play under the franchise tag and redskins officials feel that he's replaceable. >> the core issue here washington believe -- specifically does the gm believe he can find somebody comparable to cousins who would be cheaper under a slotted rookie contract than what it would cost to give kirk cousins what he wants. he wanted 44 million a year fully guaranteed now. they weren't willing to do that. next year stakes are higher. will they do 24 million? will they sign him to a long-term deal or will they move on? he'll come out of this with 20 million which has to be more than he thought he would earn in his career. the team, cousins is going to be great and you have to pay him a gigantic contract or let him go to the market and le

>> reporter: dozens of bernie sanders supporters staging a walkout after hillary clinton was officially named as the party nominee.>> she will have to earn that trust. >> reporter: sanders made a gesture for party unity during the states roll call for president. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for the president of the united states. >> reporter: bill clinton gave a speech about how he and hillary first met. a moving speech. >> i married my best friend and i was still in awe after 40 years of being around her, how smart, loving and caring she was.>> reporter: hillary clinton saying she cannot wait to join them convention on thursday night. >> i cannot believe we have put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet, thanks to everyone that is fought so hard to make this possible. this is your victory. >> tonight it will be president obama and vice president joe biden on stage talking about the world commander in chief. >>> the time is 5:36 am. >>> actress meryl streep on the stage last night at the convention showing her admiration for hillary c

presidential campaign certainly continues, and after a wild 24 hours, donald trump make it official today, naming indiana governor mike pence as his running mate today. but it came with some last-minute drama. katy tur has details. >> reporter: they have made it official, pence-trump 2016. announced this morning in true trump fashion on twitter. after trump delayed his announcement, governor mike pence, showing no signs of worry today. >> i look forward to carrying his message all across this country. >> reporter: but the final round, like scenes coming from the apprentice. sources close to the campaign telling nbc news trump was making calls up until midnight last night, working through the decision. telling fox news, the attack in france pushed his timing back. >> i haven't made my final, final decision. >> reporter: newt gingrich looked to maneuver in, taking the muslim ban one step further. >> we should frankly test every person here who is of a muslim background and if they believe in sharia, they should be deported. >> reporter: but pence was already in new york, after a blizzard of confusi