an america where the world's strongest defense is ready, and willing to use force when necessary, an america at the forefront of the global effort to preserve and protect our common environment and promoting global growth, an america that will not coddle tyrants from bag -- baghdad to beijing. \[cheers and applause] an america that champions the cause of freedom and democracy from eastern europe to southern africa and in our own hemisphere in haiti and cuba. [applause] the end of the cold war permits us to reduce defense spending while still maintaining the strongest defense in the world. but we must plow back every dollar of defense cuts into building american jobs right hero at home. i know well that the world needs a strong america, but we have learned that strength begins at home. [applause] the new covenant is about more than opportunities and responsibilities for you and your families. it's also about our common communities. tonight every one of you knows deep in your heart that we are too divided. it is time to heal america. [cheers and applause] and so we must say to every ame

an america where we don't leave anyone out or anyone behind. >> i believe in an america where black livestion as a country an america where if you do your part, you reap the reward. >> believe people have to make a living wage. >> i believe in an america where you are able to make decisions about your own body. i believe in an america where you can watch the news and not see people losing their lives by going to church are going to a movie. >> i'm not stopping now. night. sweet dreams. >> i love you guys. >> i love you, son. you, and i can't wait to meet you. >> please welcome carol king. carol king: hello, idaho! you're down and troubled, and you need some loving care, and nothing, no nothing is going eyes and thinkur there,and soon i will be to brighten up even your darkest night ♪ call out my name and i am, i'llerever come running to see you again ♪ ♪ winter, spring, summer, or do is callou have to , and i'll be there, yes, i will . hey now. now eight it good to know that you've got a friend? when people can be so cold. they'll hurt you, yes, and ert you, and take your soul if you let

[applause] we value an america where the middle class is not being squeezed, but doing better. here is our economic plan to build a stronger america. first, new incentives to revitalize manufacturing, second, investment in technology and innovation that will create the good-paying jobs of the future. third, close the tax loopholes that reward companies for shipping jobs overseas. [cheers and applause] mr. kerry: instead, we will reward the companies that create and keep the good-paying jobs right where they belong, in the good old usa. [cheers and applause] mr. kerry: we value an america that exports products, not jobs. and we believe american workers should never have to subsidize the loss of their own job. next, we will trade, and we will compete in the world. but our plan calls for a fair playing field, because if you give the american worker a fair playing field, there's no one in the world that the american worker can't compete against. [cheers and applause] mr. kerry: and we're going to return to fiscal responsibility because it is the foundation of our economic strength.

we don't want an america of brutality. we don't want an america of terrorism. we don't want an america of fear mongering, we don't want an america of division. we don't want our hearts to only be forced to come together in a superficial way at times in the face of tragedy. we want our hearts to constantly remain united so that we can realize a true picture of what we want this country to look like. it doesn't need to be orlando every time. and it doesn't need to be dallas again. even a we pray that this is not something that we will ever have to come together for again. we pray that the resilience shown by our leadership keeps this type of hatred and extremism out. we need to stand together today and reaffirm that injustice is not a solution to injustice. that violence is not an appropriate response to violence. extremism is not an appropriate response to extremism. hatred is not an appropriate response to hatred. that love and a genuine love and coming together for prayer, and times of hardship and in ease is all that can bring us together. so let us pray with

and i stand as a living example of hillary clinton's vision for an america where everyone gets a fair shot and a second chance to achieve their dreams. that's the america i believe in. that's the america i've lived. and that's why america's working people are going to vote and elect hillary clinton our next president. i want to thank you and god bless the united states of america. >> passionate, well received speech from marty walsh, the mayor of boston. bernie sanders speaking to 1900 very vocal delegates in this arena tonight, crucial speech as we count down to that. can he get his supporters on board for hillary clinton? we'll be right back. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. safety doesn't come in a box. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. it's not something you do now and then. or when it's conven

an america that is undivided by creed or color, and untorn by suspicion or trife. [applause] the founding fathers dreamed america before it was. the pioneers dreamed of great cities on the wilderness that they crossed. our tomorrow is on its way. it can be a shape of darkness or it can be a thing of beauty. ours, is yours, for it will be the dream that we dare to dream. [applause] i know what kind of a dream franklin delano roosevelt and harry s. truman and john f. kennedy would dream if they were ere tonight. [applause] and i think that i know what ind of a dream you want to dream. tonight we of the democratic party confidently go before the people offering answers, not retreat, offering unity, not division, offering hope, not fear or smear. [applause] we do offer the people a choice, a choice of continuing on the courageous and the compassionate course that has made this nation the strongest and the freest and the most prosperous and the most peaceful nation in the history of mankind. [applause] to those who have sought to divide us they have only helped to unite

america. israel and egypt, both trusting the united states, have taken an historic step that promises an eventual just settlement for the whole middle east. the world now respects america's policy of peace through strength. the united states is again the confident leader of the free world. [applause] nobody questions our dedication to peace, but nobody doubts our willingness to use our strength when our vital interests are at stake, and we will. [applause] i called for an up-to-date, powerful army, navy, air force, and marines that will keep america secure for decades. a strong military posture is always the best insurance for peace. [applause] but america's strength has never rested on arms alone. it is rooted in our mutual commitment of our citizens and leaders in the highest standards of ethics and morality and in the spiritual renewal which our nation is undergoing right now. [applause] two years ago people's confidence in their highest officials, to whom they had overwhelmingly entrusted power, had twice been shattered. losing faith in the word of their elected leaders, americans lost some o

i shall always remember the elderly who have lived in an america of high purpose and who believe that it can all happen again. tonight, in their name, i have come here to speak for them. and for their sake, i ask you to stand with them. on their behalf i ask you to restate and reaffirm the timeless truth of our party. i congratulate president carter on his victory here. i am -- i am confident that the democratic party will reunite on the basis of democratic principles, and that together we will march towards a democratic victory in 1980. and someday, long after this convention, long after the signs come down and the crowds stop cheering, and the bands stop playing, may it be said of our campaign that we kept the faith. may it be said of our party in 1980 that we found our faith again. and may it be said of us, both in dark passages and in bright days, in the words of tennyson that my brothers quoted and loved, and that have special meaning for me now: "i am a part of all that i have met too much is taken, much abides that which we are, we are -- one equal temper of heroic hearts stron

that's trump's america -- an america of fear and hate, an america where we all break apart , whites againstloofnts, straight against guy, everyone against illegal immigrants, race, religion, heritage, gender, the more park tions, the better. but ask you were self this. when white workers in ohio are pitted against black workers in north carolina or latino workers in florida, who really benefits? divide and conquer is an old story in america. dr. martin luther king knew it. after his march from selma to montgomery he spoke of how segregation was created to keep people divided. instead of higher wages fork for workers dr. king described how poor fights in the south were fed jim crow which told a poor white worker no bad how off he was, at least he was a white man instead of a black man. racial hatred was part of keeping the powerful man on top. when we turn on each other, bankers can run our economy nor wall street. oil companies with fight often clean energy and giant congratulations with ship the last jobs overseas. when we turn on each other, rich guys like trump can push through more tax

america is an ideally simple yet powerful idea. freedom matters. [ applause ] for much of human history, government power has been the unavoidable constant in life. government decrees and the people obey. but not here. we have no king or queen. we have no dictator. we, the people, constrain government. [ cheers and applause ] our nation is exceptional because it was built on the five most beautiful and powerful words in the english language. i want to be free. [ cheers and applause ] never has that message been more needed than today. we stand here tonight nation divided. partisan rancor, anger, tearing americans apart. and citizens are furious, rightly furious, at a political establishment that cynically breaks its promises and ignores the will of the people. [ applause ] we have to do better. we owe our fallen heroes more than that. now, of course, obama and clinton will also tell you that they care about our children's future. and i want to believe them. but there is a profound difference in our two parties' vision for the futur

an america of fear and hate. an america where we all break apart. whites against blacks and latinos, christians against muslims and jews, straight against gay, everyone against immigrants, race, religion, heritage, gender, the more factions, the better. but ask yourself this -- when white workers in ohio are pitted against black workers in north carolina, or latino workers in florida, who really benefits? divide and conquer is an old story in america. dr. martin luther king knew it. after his march from selma to montgomery, he spoke of how segregation was created to keep people divided. instead of higher wages for workers, dr. king described how poor whites in the south were fed jim crow, which told a poor white worker that, quote, no matter how bad off he was, at least he was a white man, better than the black man. racial hatred was part of keeping the powerful on top. when we turn on each other, bankers can run our economy for wall street, oil companies can fight off clean energy and giant corporations can ship the last good jobs overseas. when we

so this year let us offer new hope, new hope to an america uncertain about the present, but unsurpassed in its potential for the future. to all those who are idle in the cities and industries of america let us provide new hope for the dignity of useful work. democrats have always believed that a basic civil right of all americans is that their right to earn their own way. the party of the people must always be the party of full employment. to all those who doubt the future of our economy, let us provide new hope for the reindustrialization of america. and let our vision reach beyond the next election or the next year to a new generation of prosperity. if we could rebuild germany and japan after world war ii, then surely we can reindustrialize our own nation and revive our inner cities in the 1980's.

an america that strives to live up to the promise written here in philadelphia that every man, every ife, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and america where we don't build walls. we break down barriers. we shatter ceilings and that's because of our differences make us stronger, stronger together. so hillary clinton has the right vision of and for america, but my colleagues and my senate colleagues will agree with me, we cannot do -- she cannot do it alone. she's going to need a majority in the united states senate! a senate majority that puts a new supreme court justice on the bench, who will protect women's rights, voting rights and undo that awful decision, citizens united. a senate majority that will raise the minimum wage, ensure equal pay for women, that will pass comprehensive immigration reform, make substantial investments in infrastructure and give every student a shot at affording a college education and that changes our trade policy so it doesn't represent corporate america, but represents the average american. with hillary clinton as president, a strong senate majori

that's donald trump's america, an america of fear and hate, an america where we all break apart, whiteslacks and latinos, christians against muslims and jews, straight against gay, everyone against immigrants, race, religion, heritage, gender. the more factions the better. but ask yourself this. when white workers in ohio are pitted against black workers in north carolina or latino workers in florida, who really benefits? divide and conquer is an old story in america. dr. martin luther king knew it. after his march from selma to montgomery, he spoke of how segregation was created to keep people divided. instead of higher wages for workers, dr. king described how poor whites in the south were fed jim crow, which told a poor white worker that, quote, no matter how bad off he was, at least he was a white man better than the black man. racial hatred was part of keeping the powerful on top. when we turn on each other, bankers can run our economy from wall street. oil companies can fight off clean energy, and giant corporations can ship the last good jobs overseas. when we turn on each other,

an america of fear and hate, an america where we all break apart, whites against blacks and latinos,istians against muslims and jews, straight against gay, everyone against immigrants, race, religion, heritage, gender, the more factions, the better. but ask yourself this, when white workers in ohio are pitted against black workers in north carolina or latino workers in florida, who really benefits? divide and conquer is an old story in america. dr. martin luther king knew it. after his march from selma to montgomery, he spoke of how segregation was created to keep people divided. instead of higher wages for workers, dr. king described how poor whites in the south were fed jim crow, which told a poor white worker that, quote, no matter how bad off he was, at least he was a white man, better than a black man. racial hatred was part of keeping the powerful on top. when we turn on each other, bankers can run our economy for wall street, oil companies can fight off clean energy, and giant corporations can ship the last good jobs overseas. when we turn on each other, rich guys like trump c

you are going to hear about an america that is already bright, an america that we build upon, an america where we bring people together. i believe we have a tickets that importantly represents our values. the me hear you say it, they are with us. aboute a ticket that is growing our a economy, making sure we have to reach out for early childhood education. we grow our economy not just for the top 1%, but we lift everybody up together. let me hear you say it. "they are with us. only hillary clinton, but i believe senator kaine when he says i'm ready. we have the ticket that has the temperament, the experience, the next qualifications to be with -- to be commander in chief. they are with us. i am so happy i started out with each and everyone of you. let's bring them home and elect the next clinton came ticket -- ned elect the clinton-kai ticket. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you guys. this will be like church. and up and down. susan will pass the collection plate. gentleman throws one heck of a labor day celebration. your congressmen, a man who has fought to make sure that we elimi

warren: that is donald trump's america, an america of fear and hate, an america where we all break apart, whites against blacks and latinos, christians against muslims and jews, straight against gay, everyone against immigrants, race, religion, heritage, gender, the more sections, the better. but ask yourself this. are white workers in ohio pitted against the black workers or latinoarolina workers in florida, who really benefits? divide and conquer is an old story in america. dr. martin luther king knew it. after his march from soma to montgomery, he spoke of how segregation was created to keep people divided. instead of higher wages for workers, dr. king described how poor whites in the south were that nocrow, told matter how bad off you was, at least he was a white man, better than a black man. racial hatred was part of keeping the powerful on top. >> [cheers and applause] sen. warren: when we turn on each other, bankers can run the economy for wall street. oil companies can fight off clean energy. giant corporations can ship the last good jobs overseas. other, rich on each guys like t

feet. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination. >> reporter: he painted a dark picture of an americaeset by threats at home and abroad. and presented himself as the savior. >> the crime and violence that afflicts our nation will soon, and i mean very soon, come to an end. beginning on january 20th of 2017, safety will be restored. >> reporter: he doubled down on his signature campaign promise. >> we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration. >> build that wall! >> reporter: but it was a more restrained trump than we often see at rallies. when a protester interrupted, he held his tongue. >> how great are our police? >> reporter: at this time of national upheaval, trump vowed to protect police officers. >> i am the law and order candidate. i will do everything in my power to protect our lgbtq citizens from the violence and depression of a hateful foreign ideology. and i have to say, as a republican, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what i just said. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: on the economy, he talked about his plans to cut taxes in regulation, an

that believe that trump missed an opportunity by preying on fears. >> it was a dark speech about an america racked by crime, troubled by immigration, fearing terrorism, there was an awful lot of pessimism and most voters just don't like that. >> it was said that the claims tonight of being a business expertae expert with an outside vision could appeal to voters. >> clinton added her opinion and said, not included, women, african-americ african-americans, lgbt people, muslims and immigrants. >> clinton could name her running mate as soon as tomorrow, it's said that she is leanintoward tim cain, he is seen as a safe pick that could attract middle of the road voters however many progressives that supported bernie sanders consider him too close to wall street. >> count on abc 7 for continuing coverage. the morning anchor wl be live in clevela tomorrow morning for a wrap up of this week's event. and reggie and laura will go to philadelphia for the docratic convention which starts on monday. >> tonight san francisco's lgbt community is applauding the nba's decision to move the all-star game out o

when i was president, i worked hard to give you more peace and shared prosperity, to give you an americare nobody is invisible, or counted out. time, hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunities, and reduce the risk we face. nnd she is still the best dar change maker i have ever known. [applause] you could drop her into any trouble spot, pick one. come back in a month, and will makeomeway, she it better. that is just who she is. there are clear, achievable, --ordable responsiveness responses to our challenges. that we will not get them if america makes the wrong choice in this election. that is why you should elect her, and you should elect her because she will never quit when the going gets tough. she will never quit on you. this high married to west virginia, where she knew towere going to lose, look those coal miners in the eye, and say i'm down here because hillary sent me to tell if you really think you can get the economy back you had 50 years ago, have at it, vote for whoever you want to. but if she wins, she is coming back for you to take you on along for a ride on am

america the way he bankrupted his businesses. so i just want you to take all this information and tell everybody you can, because people need to make an informed choice. so when trump says he is for working men and women of america, but trump furniture is made in turkey, instead of lake wood, new jersey, that matters. trump suits were made in mexico, instead of ashland, pennsylvania. trump lamps are made in china, not altoona, pennsylvania. if he wants to make america great again, maybe he should start by actually making things in america again. and that's not all. donald trump actually stood on a debate stage and said americans wages are too high. he wants to get rid of the federal minimum wage. his campaign said let's sell off america's assets. where do we start, the statue of liberty? these bad ideas just keep coming. and he wants to wipe out the tough rules that we put on big banks after the financial crisis. he would rig the economy for wall street all over again. we shouldn't be surprised. of course, he would be for protecting a system where the rich and the powerful stick it to everybody else. he got rich playing by those rules

on this beautiful day, in this historic city, we believe in an america where people of all religions and races get an equal shot. and our economy works for everyone, not just those at the top. so let's carry that message all across america. let's fight hard and win in november, and then let's get to work, delivering results for the american people. we are stronger together, thank you all so much. ♪ ♪ >> well hillary clinton stem-winding speech here in atlantic city attacking donald trump for his business practices. i'm joined by the mayor, you agree with some of what she had to say, a couple of instances, you thought they were kpraj rations in her economic indictment of donald trump. >> no, agree with 95% of what she said. was living in this house, she wasn't, the house was a dump -- >> but overall, that's a fair assessment. you are a democrat. >> but donald trump's record here, small business people got hurt. no question. and you know, he brags about one of his tricks was when you order something, have your logo stamped on it, and then when they deliver, the guy who delivers it can't

i truly believe that we someday will see an america that knows no north or south, no east or west, an america that is undivided by creed or color, and untorn by suspicion or strife. the founding fathers dreamed america before it was. the pioneers dreamed of great cities on the wilderness that they crossed. our tomorrow is on its way. it can be a shape of darkness or it can be a thing of beauty. the choice is ours, it is yours, for it will be the dream that we dare to dream. i know what kind of a dream franklin delano roosevelt and harry s. truman and john f. kennedy would dream if they were here tonight. and i think that i know what kind of a dream you want to dream. tonight, we of the democratic party, confidently go before the people offering answers, not retreat, offering unity, not division, offering hope, not fear or smear. we do offer the people a choice, a choice of continuing on the courageous and the compassionate course that has made this nation the strongest and the freest and the most prosperous and the most peaceful nation in the history of mankind. to those who have soug

start your used car search at carfax.com . >>> michigan is a story as old an america. nts settled here, it became known as little warsaw, carrying on the traditions of an old country into a new country. an american dream repeats itself. this time the imgrantses are muslims, from yemen, from bangladesh, from bosnia, and now what was once known as little warsaw is the first city in america run by muslim americans, it has a majority muslim city council. >> last night's election had historic significant for that community and the country. >> one more story as old as america, the inevitable culture clash. >> i don't like the changes that are going on. so i'm leaving. >> church bells collide with the call to prayer. restaurants cater to different groups, but the city has gradually begun to make its new realty and it's new government work. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag. >> but then the call came from the rest of americans. >> they're trying to bring sharia law, they're trying to do this, just people are going crazy. >> it's time to say no sharia in america. >> many commun

. >> the trump's grim view of an america in crisis. >> poverty and violence at home. war and destruction abroad. >> we'll ask trump campaign chair paul manafort what bounce they got from their convention. >> and our sunday panel on females that those the dnc working against bernie sanders. how will that play this week. on a special edition of "fox news sunday." >>> you are looking live at the wells fargo center, home of the philadelphia flyers and the 76ers, and this week, site of the democratic convention. starting tomorrow, this hall will be filled with more than 4,700 delegates as the democrats nominate hillary clinton for president. >>> hello again from the fox news sky box. from this vantage box, we'll watch clinton make history to top a major party ticket. we'll hear from a roster of headliners, bill clinton, clinton's new running mate, tim kaine. what message do democrats hope it send voters this week. joining me, the chief strategist, joel benenson. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with the big news. why tim kaine? >> i think hillary clinton ma

that believe that trump missed an opportunity by preying on fears. >> it was a dark speech about an america racked by crime, troubled by immigration, fearing terrorism, there was an awful lot of pessimism and most voters just don't like that. >> it was said that the claims tonight of being a business expertae expert with an outside vision could appeal to voters. >> clinton added her opinion and said, not included, women, african-americ african-americans, lgbt people, muslims and immigrants. >> clinton could name her running mate as soon as tomorrow, it's said that she is leaning toward tim cain, he is seen as a safe pick that could attract middle of the road voters however many progressives that supported bernie sanders consider him too close to wall street. >> count on abc 7 for continuing coverage. the morning anchor will be live in cleveland tomorrow morning for a wrap up of this week's event. and reggie and laura will go to philadelphia for the democratic convention which starts on monday. >> tonight san francisco's lgbt community is applauding the nba's decision to move the all-star ga

now, on monday, morning, i can't to settler's landing park in cleveland for an america first pro-trump rally, you had politicians, speakers, you had bikers for trump, you had music. as sun went down security got tighter, including the ring around donald trump's motorcade. while the donald and his wife spoke inside of the quicken loans arena, i wanted to be outside to see if any large scale protests would materiali materialize. i did see what of what has been talked about, right of open carry in the state of ohio. two men who said they were trump supporters, and wearing make america great again hats, showed up with side arms, police did, took them aside and talked to them. >> you can't do that. we respect everyone's right to open carry, we'll protect the right. >> many late late toil -- told s their weapons were partially concealed, they said it was fine they had to cover their firearm, i asked why did they show up armed. >> it our legal right to come armed. we felt like we would rather be prepared than not prepared. >> for what? >> well, there is violence as these rallies sometimes, we

. >> all of us are ready for an america that rejects discrimination and embraces diversity. >> americaemains a welcoming nation. >> one of my favorite sayings is an african saying and it says, "if you want to go fast, go alone but if you want to go far, go together." >> trevor: that's true. that's actually a common african saying but it's kind of outdated since we got uber. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now when we hang out we're more like, "if you want to go soon, my driver kevin is three minutes away." the real test however of the party's unity came at the end of the night when the socialist sex symbol himself got up on to that stage to speak. >> any objective observer will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) and i am proud to stand with her tonight. thank you all very much. >> trevor: wow. just like that. bernie's 2016 run was over. and it really was a bittersweet moment for everyone involved, especially for the liberal wing of the democratic party, some of whom were actually in

but she needs to -- looking at their last days of greatness and an america in which he can confidencee can grow again, we can have a better economy and people who lost their jobs actually can be offered a lifeline and hope. >> bret, would you counsel hillary clinton to do that or would you say, do the 1964 campaign, that is, when lyndon johnson painted goldwater as just too dangerous to become president? >> i think hillary should be a real bid for people in the center, for people afraid of trump and she should present herself as a sober, dignified, thoughtful candidate who is going to turn the democratic party into a party of inclusion, and a party that appeals to the center much like her husband did. those who think donald trump is an empty vessel in which you will pour the sweet wine of deregulation and the paul ryan agenda, i think you're fooling yourselves in a very dangerous way, donald trump has been a protectionist for a long time, he's been an isolationist for a long time. the american first theme in foreign policy is not new. and the record damage this will do to every single

new hope to an america uncertain about the present, but unsurpassed in its potential for the future. to all those who are idle in the cities and industries of america , let us provide new hope for the dignity of useful work. democrats have always believed that a basic civil right of all of their right to earn their own way. the party of the people must always be the party of full employment. to all those who doubt the future of our economy, let us provide new hope for the re-industrialization of america and let our vision reached beyond the next election or the next year to a new generation of insperity. if we could rebuild germany and japan after world war ii, and surely we can re-industrialize our own nation and revive our inner cities in the 1980's. to all those who work hard for a living wage, let us provide new that their employment should not be an unsafe workplace and a death at an earlier age. to all those who inhabit our land, from california to the new york island, from the redwood forest to the gulf stream water, let us provide new hope that prosperity shall not be the riv

when i was president, i worked hard to give you more peace and shared prosperity, to give you an americahere nobody is invisible or counted out. for this time, hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunities and reduce the risk we face. and she is still the best darn changemaker i have ever known. you have to be square with the things that you heard at the republican convention. one is real. the other is made up. and -- you just have to decide which is which, my fellow americans. the real one calls you when you're sick, when your kid's in trouble, or when there's a death in the family. the real one repeatedly drew praise from prominent republicans when she was a senator and secretary of state. if you win elections on the theory that government is always bad and will mess up a two-car parade, a real changemaker represents a real threat. so your only option is to create a cartoon. cartoons are two dimensional. they're easy to absorb. life in the real world is complicated and real change is hard. and a lot of people even think it's boring. good for you. because earlier today you no

. >> reporter: trump said today this convention describes an america that does not exist, one of full employment, border security, and success against isis. for context, scott, trump also said putin is a better leader than president obama, fighting words to be sure on this us. major, thank you. well, for many young americans, this is their first election, and we wondered what they're thinking. so demarco morgan talked to three pennsylvania college students, erin duffy, breeon buchanan, and tyra woods, all of them undecided. >> it's a tough situation because we're new voters, so we want to make the right decision for our future. >> it's kind of like we don't know who to vote for. like, i know a lot of my friends feel the same candidate. >> this is my first time voting so what we've seen so far has been kind of like a spectacle. but we don't really know who toes choose. >> reporter: and what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for somebody who is actually going to make a change in our country, and even if it's the smallest thing. >> reporter: what about the conventions? i'm sure you guy

america. [applause] mr. nixon: my friends, we live in an age of revolution in america in the world.find answers to our problems, let us turn to a revolution, a revolution that will never go. the world's greatest continuing revolution, the american revolution. the american revolution was and is dedicated to progress, but our founders recognized that the first requisite of progress is order. there is no quarrel between progress and order because neither can exist without the other. so let us have order in america, not be order that suppresses and discourages change, but the order that guarantees the right to dissent and provides the basis for change. tonight, it is time for honest talk about the problem of order in the united states. let us always respect as i do our courts and those who serve on them, but let us also recognize that some of our courts and their decisions have gone too far in weakening the piec these forces against the criminals in this country -- the peace forces against the criminals in this country. [applause] let those who have the responsibility to enforce our law

the president was making a determined, serious effort to talk about an america that he says is more unitedn it seems. was he being realistic? do not seem to bear that out. they suggest race relations have reached a 20-year low. mostalso show that americans think race relations have gotten worse since he became president. you remember, his presidency brought so much hope and optimism. he seemed to personify the idea that america could come together racially, and overcome the awful legacy of segregation, of slavery. that he could be a unifying figure. today, he accepted his limitations in that role. i thought he spoke with frustration. this is the 11th time that he has addressed a city that is mourning a multiple shooting. he is deeply frustrated. as he enters his final months of his presidency, he has not been able to do more to bridge of the racial divide. you know what a divided country we live in. there are people on the side of law enforcement to have criticized this president for not doing enough to stand up for police officers. today, he says the killing of those five officers was an

but it seems we witnessed an america over the past few days recall some of the racial turbulence of the960's, albeit on a smaller, less epic scale. [gunshots] >> what sparked this fury is not just the police shootings of black men but the fact they've been caught on camera and instantly gone viral. the smart phone is bearing witness. >> he or she can document what he or she sees to tell the world, you think we've been lying? here's the truth. you think we've been making this up? here's the truth. you think this is smith this it is fact. now we capture it on a smart phone. it has changed the landscape and changed the game. >> the black lives matter campaign started out as a hashtag on social media. now a nationwide protest movement. here protests in baton rouge, louisiana, where a black man was killed by officers last week. but the flowers that adorn this squad car in dallas show how the slaughter of five police officers in the city has generated a wave of sympathy for the police. not least because their actions saved black lives. >> they stayed there with us and i saw other officer -- a

. >> it was a dark speech about an america full of crime and troubled by immigration and fear ing terrorism. >> the mayor said that the claims of being business expert could attract voters. >> hillary clinton was tweeting the entire speech so you are looking at a tweet she posted after he said "i'm but," and said "not included, women, african-american, lgbt people, muslims, latinos and imgrants." >> hillary clinton could make a running mate today. she is leaning toward tim kaine from virginia a safe if ice who could attract middle of the road voters. many progressives who supported bernie sanders consider him too close to wall street. sources say nothing is final and hillary clinton could change her mind. >> we will have continuing coverage of the republican national convention with reggie aqui in cleveland this morning for a wrapup of the events and reggie aqui and laura anthony head to philadelphia for the democratic convention which starts on monday. >> developing news from illinois are more violence against police has landed a chicago officer in the hospital. authorities say the officer

with his vision of an america overcome with crime, murder and maihem.ike we're living in the purge but that only applies to florida. i'm not going to lie, the way trump talks about this stuff scared me (bleep)less. which is good because i have had this thing where i haven't been able to. it's weird, when westerners go to a third world country, it goes out. when we come here, it stays. i don't know what happens. our correspondents have been here all week and they can give us an idea of what's going on. jordan klepper, everybody! (cheers and applause) jordan klepper, you were at trump's speech. what are your thoughts? >> trevor, america is under attack from all sides. immigrants are pouring over the border with the specific goal to murder our children, our smart children, too, i mean like the good ones. so i don't know about you, but after that trump speech, i'm buying a (bleep) load of guns, 50, 60, whatever fits in the windowless van i rented. from now on i'm arming myself to the teeth and you should too. >> trevor: thanks, jordan klepper. ronny chieng

n prestigehat america is at an all-time low. this is my answer. y that at a time the communists are running us down abroad, it's time to speak up for america at home. [applause] my friends, let us recognize america has its weaknesses and constructive criticism of those weaknesses is essential so that we can correct our weaknesses in the best conditions of our democratic process, but let us also recognize this. while it is dangerous to see nothing wrong in america, it is just as wrong to refuse to recognize what is right about america. tonight i say to you, no criticism should be allowed to of your the truth either at home america isthat today the strongest thing militarily, economically and ideologically in the right -- in the world and we have the will, stamina, and resources to maintain that strength in the years ahead. and now if we may turn to the future, we must recognize that the foreign-policy problems of the 1960's will be different and they will be vastly more difficult than those of the 50's through which we have just passed. we are in a

trump last night described an america in crisis. >> i alone can fix it. >> clinton today slammed trump>> he offered a lot of fear and anger and resentment. but no solutions about anything that he even talked about. >> in philadelphia, security is gearing up for the democratic convention. and clinton's push with tim kaine for voters to pick them instead of trump and pence as their voice. >> bernie sanders supporters are bitterly complaining that clinton picked another establishment democrat like herself. they would have preferred a progressive like, say, elizabeth warren. from the dnc site in philadelphia, i'm steve handelsman. nbc news. >>> a little more now on senator kaine's experience. he's never lost an election. in 1994, he won his first election to richmond city council and then rose to mayor in 1998. in 2002 he became virginia's lieutenant governor, was sworn in as governor in 2006. in 2009, president obama chose kaine to chair the democratic national committee and in 2012 kaine was elected u.s. senator. much more on tim kaine's life right now in our nbc washington app. >>> mean

clinton and biden will discuss their shared commitment to building an america that is stronger togetherd an economy that works for everyone. >>> turning now to the republican side. the focus is on a potential running mate for presumptive nominee donald trump. the business mogul is considering newt gingrich for vice president. gingrich has become a prominent new jersey chris christie is also on the short list of potential republican vice presidential candidates. christie is being vetted for the job. in early may you'll remember he was named the chair of the transition team for presidential candidate donald trump. positions if trump is elected trump has formally begun the vetting process. keep in mind, we are less than three weeks from the start of the republican national convention and of course we have a team going to cleveland, hey high, where it will all take place to bring you the convention later this month. tracy, you'll be one of those covering it for us. >> right, katy. i'm headed to cleveland along with jim rosenfield and lauren mayk. watch our coverage starting july 18th. >> th