mr. kennedy: governor stevenson, senator johnson, mr. butler, i for to express my thanks his generous and heartwarming introduction. it is my great honor for this nomination at the convention, have hisdelighted to counsel in the coming months ahead. let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. i accept it without reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every toort of my mind and spirit lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. that you have provided us with such a strong way to stand on and run on. as they told me so eloquently, promises are made to be kept. and all men are, in deed, our first principle. this is a platform on which i could run with enthusiasm and with conviction. finally, thatful, i can rely on the common months on many others. on a distinguished running mate, who brings strength to our platform and our ticket, lyndon johnson. on one of the most articulate spokesman of our time, adlai stevenson. needsreat fighter for our , as a nation and a people. my

mr. sherman: governor. mr. allen: governor. ever. this is a great honor. ,overnor brown: i wanted to ask why do you wear different socks? mr. allen: it is the one time you are able to wear different stocks -- stocks. v. brown: the reason i say that -- francis coppola does the same thing, and i cannot member if he did that because he wants to be remembered, or for some other perverse reason, but he had a reason, so you are in a good lineage. thank you, governor. part of my lineage is california. i grew up in rossmoor. an old-age that is home. isn't that a senior citizens community? mr. sherman: breaking news. gov. brown: there is always a lot more than i understand. mr. allen: right next to the naval base in seal beach. gov. brown: that is a conservative part of california. mr. allen: it is, or at least it was. no doubt about it. governor, tonight, you will be speaking to the convention, and i wonder if you can give us a sneak peek -- you are going to talk about climate change, what is going to be the headline? gov. brown: that is it.

mr. governor, this is the real situation.-- try to start making some serious accommodations. yes. >> kwame kilpatrick. what went wrong there? >> greed. >> just old school? >> greedy. he was greedy. i didn't support him in the beginning. and when he was -- and i was one of his biggest critics. but when he got in trouble, who did he call? he called me. >> called you. >> i should have listened to my wife. she said, don't be messing with them. >> are there good guys out there who could presumably run for office and win? >> there's a lot of guys, yes, but they don't want to run. there's a lot of people -- >> why won't they run? >> you've got to take the bad that come along with it. you got to take the garbage. >> why should a bright young guy out of -- fresh out of law school start thinking about running for anything in the city of detroit? >> sooner or later, it's going to be all right. it's going to come -- it's going to be all right. it's a tough town. >> is detroit going to turn things around? i could lie and tell you, yes. bu

mr. nixon: i congratulate governor reagan. [applause] mr. nixon: i congratulate governor rockefeller.plause] i congratulate governor romney. [applause] congratulate all of those who have made the hard fight night have for this they have -- fight for this nomination, and i know you will find for the great victory over party will win in november because we will be together in the election campaign. [applause] mr. nixon: a party that can unite itself, will unite america. [applause] americans,my fellow most important, we are going to win because our cause is right. we make history tonight, not for ourselves, but for the choice we be then 1968 will future for the world, and the question answer tonight, can american meat this great challenge -- meet this great challenge? for a few moments, let us look at america, let us listen to america, and find the answer to that question. as we look at america, we see cities enveloped in smoke and flames. we hear sirens in the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefields abroad. we see americans hating each other, fighting each other, killing e

mr. ryan: the chair now recognizes the delegate from south carolina, lieutenant governor henry mcmaster. master: thank you, mr. speaker. hello, delegates. isn't this wonderful? i'm so happy to be here with you. i asked peggy, my wife, if she had ever in her wildest dreams seen me standing here nominating donald trump for president. youy said, "i hate to tell but i have never seen you in any of my wildest dreams. " [laughter] gentlemen, this is not a dream. this is the real thing. this is deadly serious. we have a lot of work to do. they tell me i was the first elected official to endorse donald trump in the country and it was lonely for a while, but no more. so, it is with greatest pride and happiness that i second his nomination for president of the united states of america. [applause] yes. 1941, after the withering attack on pearl yamamotadmiral feel all that we have done was awakened a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve." ladies and gentlemen, he was right. for many years, the resolve of america made the world a better place. today, the current administration has aband

we will be the only third-party on the ballot in all 50 states. >> governor weld? mr. weld: i'm actually not concerned are worried about this percentage points that the question makes. 7%, a percent, 9%, 10% now. 13% in someled at national polls. he pulls ahead of mrs. clinton among independents in a couple polls, which is very interesting. it lies in my mind when donald trump started last year he was not even 1%. he was an asterisk in the polls, not taking seriously. we have been at this a month and we are at consensus 10% and we have not begun to fight. so, the numbers -- i will not say they will take care of themselves, but we are going to take care of the numbers. [applause] >> you earned 1% of the vote in 2012. what can you do to get above that in this cycle? 2012, it's tooin bad that you never caught on. 2012, i started to run as a republican and the issue was, in the debates for the republican party, they would issue criteria that said you had to be 2% in a, b, c, or d polls. when you are not in, a, b, c, and only d poll, you have to be at a percent. whenever my

mrs. lynch's remarks. indiana governor mike pence is expected to meet with mr. trump over the holiday weekend and that has some suggesting the conservative governor could join mr. trump as a running mate, but a spokesperson says the meeting thatnsistent with others the republican nominee has held with others. defaulted on its debt after president obama signed a restructuring plan. for the first time, the u.s. territory failed to pay on a general obligation bonds. the governor declared a moratorium on debt payments. puerto rico had already said it could not pay $2 billion that was owed today. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: one week after the brexit vote, investors shrugged it off. bank of england governor mark carney sparking even further gains when he opened the door to stimulus. mark barton and i spoke with mohamed el-erian earlier today. i asked him how brexit changed central banking worldwide. >> central banks are now looking at even more di

mr. trump: governor pence served indiana with distinction in congress. he rose to leadership and served as the chairman of the entire house republican conference, number one. he has really got the skills of a highly talented executive, leading the state of indiana to jobs, growth, and opportunity in spite of the relentless obstacles put in his way and every state's way by the obama administration. it is horrible out there. high taxes and regulations. it is out of control. mike pence is a man of honor, character, and honesty. we know that. hillary clinton is the embodiment of corruption. she is a corrupt person. what she has done with her e-mails, what she has done with so many things, and i see the ads up all of the time. she is totally bought and paid for by wall street, the special interests, and the lobbyists, 100%. she is crooked hillary. [applause] mr. trump: and i think, that while she got away with murder, in fact i think it might be her greatest accomplishment, escaping the recent scandal and her lies and the loss of 33,000 e-mails. but it wasn't

mr. trump: governor pence served indiana with distinction in congress. he rose to leadership and served as the chairman of the entire house of republicans. number one. he really has the skills of a highly talented executive leading the state of indiana to jobs, growth and opportunity, in spite of the relentless obstacles put in his way and every way by the obama administration. it is horrible out there. high taxes and regulations. it is out of control. mike pence is a man of honor, character, and honesty. we know that. hillary clinton is the embodiment of corruption. she is a corrupt person. what she has done with her e-mails, what gives them a so many things, and i see the ads of all the time, she is totally bought it paid for by wall street, the special interests, the lobbyists. 100%. she is crooked hillary. [applause] and i think that while she got away with murder, in fact, it might be her greatest accomplishment. escaping the recent scandal and 33,000, and the loss of e-mails. it was in a loss. that in of itself is a major crime. other people have b

justhe four mcdonald was before mcdonald was governor, mr. williams ingratiated himself waso, before mcdonald governor, mr. williams ingratiated himself. there were university studies to test the supplement and use the state of virginia as a validator of the benefits of this. gifts.ided awesome it really makes you think being governor of virginia is a good life. a 15,000 dollar check for the governor's daughter's wedding. he provided free use of his for rory. the governor's wife -- his for erari. he provided the governor's wife with a rolex. that in exchange for these benefits, the governor arranged that various state officials would be brought to the mansion for luncheons. he and his staff would make calls asking researchers to meet with mr. williams, otherwise williams with access to the decision-makers. he was convicted, with the jury actions takenhe by the governor were in exchange for and as a result of the largess provided by mr. williams . unanimouslycourt reversed the conviction, and they did so in the following way. found thatght have

mr. trump. he is going to be a fantastic president. i think governor is a .onderful person i enjoyed his speech today. he is very eloquent, just like mr. trump. i think the two of them together are going to make america great again. i am looking forward to voting for them in november. for calling. the event today in new york city delayed one day. the initial formal introduction of governor pence had been scheduled for yesterday morning in new york. that byrump post on and a day because of the events in france, the attack in nice. governor mike pence of indiana, the selection by donald trump to be his running mate, and the official nomination process coming next week, as our live coverage of the republican national convention in cleveland gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. back to your calls. kurds in ohio on the democrat line. what do you think of governor -- kurt in ojai on the democrat line. what you think of governor pence -- in ohio, on the democrat line. what do you think of governor pence? caller: every time he went to introduce the governo

when he said the governor of the state calls and wants you to meet with mr. goldstein, you could have the position that the governor is in different as to whether they grant what you want or not. but i think you are never going to have to come all you have to ask for his access. in terms of the express asked. if you eliminate eliminate that i think it's going to be very easy to take. in some way way this is an aftermath of mccutchen as well. the court believes that given money is constitutionally protected. the campaign contributions and that is the foundational part of what is an issue in mcdonnell. if you think that campaign contributions are constitutionally protected under the part of the first amendment than anything which would chill the exercise of that speech is to be viewed with some skepticism and scrutiny by the court. if it's possible the subsequent meeting would be seen. >> also worried about due process and virginia allows these gifts. the court says there's these federalist concerns and that's virginia's problem. they want to allow that. it's no

also got a bit of back-and-forth from some aides on this conversation between the ohio governor, john cakasich, a mr months ago when he was determining who might be on his ticket. >> i'll just tell you, this all goes under the headline of not everybody is unified. donald trump and the governor of this state where we are right now, john kasich, trump's former competitor. what we are reporting, myself, sara murray and others was that -- confirmation of a "new york times" story that bag in april or may, as part of a series of conversations the trump campaign had in trying to convince john kasich, the ohio governor, to be on donald trump's ticket, that don jr., trump's son, even went so far as to call john weaver, an aide to john kasich, to say, well what if he would be in charge of all domestic and foreign policy? which is -- everything. kind of what the president does. and we were told by kasich sources that the answer was, kind of, are you kidding me? they kind of couldn't believe that that was the offer but never took it seriously or any other overture that they got. but we can tell you this in the

governor hogan: thank you, mr. chairman. on behalf of the nominations committee which includes governors baker, hutchison, pleasedand tomlin, i am to present the slate of nj officers and executive committee members for 2016-2017. for membership on the executive committee, governor malloy of connecticut, governor bullock of montana, governor nixon of missouri, governor branstad of ohio -- i mean iowa. what a big blunder that was, huh? post your today. governor mccrory of north carolina, the governor of tennessee, have herbert of utah, and as the vice chair, governor brian sandoval, and for our next nga chair, my good friend and neighbor to the south, governor terry mcauliffe of virginia. chairman herbert, on behalf of the nominations committee, i moved to have this outstanding slate adopted. well, thankbert: you. we have a motion on the floor. is there a second? second. any discussion? hearing on, all those in favor say aye. motion carries. thank you, larry. appreciate your good work. before we turn the gavel over to our new c

[cheering] >> governor stevenson, senator johnson, mr. butler, senator symington, senator humphrey, speaker rayburn, fellow democrats, i want to express my thanks to governor stevenson for his generous and heart-warming introduction. [cheering] it was my great honor to place his name in nomination at the 1956 democratic convention, and i am delighted to have his support and his counsel and his advice in the coming months ahead. [cheering] let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. [cheering] i accept it without reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every effort of my mind and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. i am grateful, too -- i am grateful, too, that you have provided us with such a strong platform to stand on and to run on and to run on. [cheering] pledges which are made so eloquently are made to be kept. "the rights of man" -- the civil and economic rights essential to the human dignity of all men -- are indeed our goal and are indeed our fi

mrs. clinton and senator kaine wasting no time going after their opponents donald trump and governor mike pence on the gop ticket. both speaking to a packed miami rally where at times senator kaine addressing the crowd in spanish. he is fluent in that language and is seen as someone who can help encourage more hispanics to vote. a lot is at stake in the key battleground state of florida where the clinton/kaine team is looking to wage a different effort in tone and style than donald trump. fox's jennifer griffin is at the site of the rally in miami. jennifer? >> uma, this is senator tim kaine's coming out party. it's first time we've seen him on stage with hillary clinton since she offered him the job last night. [ speaking spanish ] i'm feeling a lot of things today. most of all, gratitude. i -- i'm grateful to you, hillary, for the trust that you placed in me. >> he was introduced as a spanish-speaking former jesuit missionary from the midwest. he said he planned to be at his church in richmond, virginia, tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. he spoke about his son who is in the marines, his rep

mr. richardson, governor, ambassador, always appreciate your time, always appreciate your insight, sir. >y friend. >> let's take a look at your reaction to today's microsoft pulse question. there is the question, do you think the fbi's findings will impact hillary clinton's campaign? here are the results, so far, 80% of you, 80% of you say no, pulse remains live. you can continue to weigh in on the conversation, pulse.msnbc.com. >>> republicans in congress sounding off about the fbi findings, first though, one major publisher is using robot journalist to report on america's favorite pass time, here's andrew hawkins, excuse me, with today's verge update. >> the associated press is expanding the use of word smith in automated software to cover major league baseball. they've been using it for over two years in other areas of reporting. the idea is to read advanced media into the software that can generate stories within minutes. the ap first attempted to cover minor games in 2006, but didn't have the manpower to cover the full range of teams in leagues. the ap has the capability of covering

mr. trump's vice presidential pick. governor pence is a very good choice to firm up the conservative base but can he attract greater portions of the electorate republicans are going to need in november such as women minorities. >> this is a ticket that will attract those people but it's not so much the personalities that will attract the people as it is the policies that will be put forth. the concept of trying to put the people first putting america first. looking at our manufacturing industry and asking what is the effect of all of the regulations to the point that a small manufacturer has to pay about $34,000 per employee which makes them noncompetitive in the world. these are the things that are important and as they're explained to people they'll begin to understand as people begin to understand that the unemployment rate is not truly 4.7%. you have to look at the labor force participation rate. those kinds of things as they are explained to people will make a difference. >> what about how everything involved with governor

mr. trump from new york state. of southenant governor carolina, it was an important part of mr. trump us victory. >> what about the delegates being threatened in a bathroom? sense of what's going on at this convention. but i haven't gotten to conventions yet. >> [inaudible] >> the platform is open. on people comment saying that your people were looking at trump delegates in for theproviding backup ukrainians? changesre be big between this copy in the latest copy in russia? and my bigger question, this convention is closely watched in ukraine and eastern europe. should the people there be concerned that if trump becomes president, let -- russia will be allowed to run amok? >> as far as the first question is concerned, i really don't understand the question. the platform results are the ones the reflected. the second part of your question , the people of the world should be concerned about what's going on in washington today. the crisis in the world today is the result of the united states not participating in a vibrant way and letting the world move and mr. trump believes in a st

mr. manafort criticized governor kasich for not showing up and supporting you. he said he is embarrassing the state of ohio, do you agree? >> he signed a pledge, number one. but honestly, he was beaten to badly, i won i guess like 37 states, more than that. he won won. if i got beaten that badly. if i got beat that badly i would not show up either. >> do you want to pick a fight with a governor of a popular state like ohio -- >> i love ohio. >> what do you want to come out of this week? you get to start it off tonight, what are you hoping for. what would be a success for you? >> we want secure and safety for all americans and all of the people around the world. what is going on now is not acceptable. we need love and compassion and kindness. to bring us all together. >> that is matt lagain interviewing them before melanie's speech. later in minneapolis, protestors interrupted her speech yelling hands up, don't shoot. >> google wants to make sure you're prepared for election day. now when you type in register to vote, it will give you a state by state guide on ev

. >> shaking hands now with the dallas people, governor and mrs. ly, governor connolly on your left. >> it was whether kennedy, using all his charisma and influence to get all the squabbling democrats in texas to come together before the election the next year. >> and here comes the president now. in fact, he's not in his limousine. he has departed his limousine and he is reaching across the fence shaking hands. >> in those days everybody could get a lot closer to the president. i was standing behind mrs. kennedy and saw a hand reach through the chain link fence and break off one of the red roses. >> thousands of children now swarming, trying to get over the fence. the dallas police trying to keep them back. this is great for the people and makes the egg shells even thinner for the secret service, whose job it is to guard the man. >> the trip had gone terrifically well in texas. pretty hard to write a script for it going any better. >> thousands will be on hand for that motorcade now, which will be in downtown dallas. >> a number of my classmates we

so, before mcdonald was governor, mr. williams ingratiated himself -- so, . there were university studies to test the supplement and use the state of virginia as a validator of the benefits of this. he provided awesome gifts. it really makes you think being governor of virginia is a good life. he wrote a 15,000 dollar check for the governor's daughter's wedding. he provided free use of his for ferari. the governor's wife admired the rolex. let's presume that in exchange for these benefits, the governor arranged that various state officials would be brought to the mansion for luncheons. he and his staff would make calls asking researchers to meet with mr. williams, otherwise providing williams with access to the decision-makers. he was convicted, with the jury finding that the actions taken by the governor were in exchange for and as a result of the largess provided by mr. williams. the supreme court unanimously reversed the conviction, and they did so in the following way. the jury might have found that what mcdonald bought for his money was access, referrals

governor as his running late. people familiar with the matter say mr. trump plans to announce his choice on friday. governor pence joined mr. trump at a campaign rally last night in the state. a former democratic senator says he will make another run for the indiana, a seat in development that could dramatically improve the party's chances of winning back the vacant seat and senate control along with it. democrats have been courting bayh for over a year to run for held by a retiring senator. a federal appeals court has denied tom brady's attempt to get a new hearing on his deflate game suspension. a court said in april nfl commissioner roger goodell was within his power when he suspended the star quarterback for games for his role in a scheme to dr. footballs used in a playoff game. brady's remaining hope is to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 600 journalists and analysts in more than 2100 countries. david: coming up in the next 20 minutes, we will take you to 10 downing street as to reason they becomes britain's new prime minister. >> and tech giants like t

governor kasich has refused to endorse mr. trump or attend the convention in his home state. mike pence will take stage at the convention tonight to the hispanic chamber of commerce is backing hillary clinton. first-ever presidential endorsement in the organization's 38 year history. france, authorities have identified all of the 84 killed in this month terror attack in nice. despite several people remaining in critical condition, the death toll has not climbed. authorities say some of those killed died at the scene. others died in the hospital. presidents of baton rouge, louisiana are remembering officers killed in a weeklong ambush. churches,ned out at rallies, and makeshift memorials. some faith and community leaders have led discussions on ways to relations with the african-american community. the officers were fatally shot by a former marine. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. matt, back to you. matt: time for our medals bulletin. -- metals bulletin. today, both

mr. pence, governor pence, will help him deal with that matter. he will be a good force for him, a sober force for him. >> all important stuff with the proviso if it holds true. >> yes, if it holds true. >> and if it's the story we're covering. chris matthews, thank you for joining us from washington tonight. that's going to do it for this portion of our live coverage. to take over, we go to chris hayes. >> thank you very much. good evening from new york. dozens reportedly dead in the french city of nice after a large truck barreled through crowds of people celebrating bastille day, the french national holiday. witnesses describe the truck traveling at high speed down a promenade that had been shut off to vehicular traffic, filled with revellers. hundreds if not thousands gathered to watch the fireworks. that truck mowing down people in its path, witnesses describe it zig-zagging to maximize damage. the person driving the truck has been killed by french officials. but it's still unknown if he or she was acting alone. residents of nice are still be

here are the remarks by governor pence. mr. trump: with that, i would like to introduce a man who i truly believe will be outstanding in every way, and will be the next vice president of the united states. governor mike pence. thank you, everybody. [applause] gov. pence: on behalf of my family here and looking on, would you join me in thanking and hisrump, melania, entire family for the sacrifices they are making to make america great again? [applause] gov. pence: and i thank donald trump, the confidence you have placed in us, and i accept your invitation to run and serve as vice president of the united states of america. [applause] gov. pence: i come to this moment deeply humbled, but with a grateful heart. grateful to god for his amazing grace. grateful to my wonderful wife. and our three incredible kids, michael, charlotte, and audrey. and grateful to this builder this fighter, this patriotic , american who has set aside a legendary career in business to build a stronger america, donald j. trump. [applause] gov. pence: and le

mr. chen: thank you, governor baker and governor hassan. faced with steep increases in the number of climates seeking addiction treatment for opioid addiction, increasing opioid overdoses, and increasing the number of criminal cases involving opioids, the governor devoted his entire state of the state speech to the opioid crisis in 2014. channeling him, he'd say it was a lonely place. to be out in front in early 2014. the actions he took immediately were to add more funding for treatment resources, to support legislative and regulatory changes in both health and criminal justice systems. vermont at the same time adopted a plan to address this public health crisis. it is comprehensive, including strategies encompassing prevention, enforcement, intervention, treatment and recovery support. it's essential to recognize that whatever we do in all of these spaces to stem the tide of the opioid problem, it rurs a coordinated approach -- requires a coordinated approach on the federal, state and community levels. so here we were. ready to invest mon

mr. trump and governor pence have covered already. law and order.rdable to all who need it. what does the world look like in a trump presidency post obamacare, coming on the seventh anniversary of the affordable care act? economic and tax policies -- mark: all these between now and labor day? kellyanne: all these over the course of the campaign and i take objection -- apparently voters take objection because we got great reviews -- but there are specific policy speeches and these are legislative union speeches where you give the list of priorities and your vision and your values and you don't necessarily sit there with your actuarial data and filling. in fairness we have plenty of concrete ideas. look at the the a's 10-point plan -- va 10-point plan to reform the administration. that is specific. the clinton campaign thinks they are huge assets over the next tonight. is there any concern that hillary clinton, will be overshadowed by her husband and the president? theyfer: she always says are the national politicians and she is not. but i think what

and the governor call me, and say mr. president, the people of north carolina are sick and tired of winning. you are winning too much. they are really starting to dislike you, mr. president. andi will tell the justice, i will tell the governor and lieutenant governor, i am sorry. we have to keep winning. because we are going to make america great again. i love you, north carolina. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [applause] [cheering] ♪

governor is wrong for the country. it includes katy tur in new york, hallie jackson and jacob rascon in cleveland. let's bring in katy tur. mrp introduced governor pence as his running mate. katy, what more can you tell us about the event. it seemed a lot like a rally. there were people cheering in the crowd. there was a lot of donald trump. >> hey there, alex. six rows of people were in front of the press, and watching donald trump make his announcement about mike pence. among those people, family, friends, new york gop party members, and tourists that just came in off the street. tourists that found out what was going on and asked if they could join. and were allowed in. unique experience for donald trump to announce his running mate today. unique setting in many ways. the 30 minutes that he spoke before governor pence took the stage, donald trump spoke mostly about hillary clinton, and himself, attacking hillary clinton on her servers, on foreign policy. then relitigating the primaries, touting his successes during the primaries. and even talking about the deals he's made, saying that his hotel in washington, d.c., has co

the governor also gave mrs. clinton a whole-hearted endorsement. lieutenant governor gavin newsom also addressed the delegates early tonight. >> unity is the big phrase at the dnc, but it didn't start that way. on monday, bernie sanders supporters were causing a ruckus, and we've seen this before, decades ago. it was jerry brown supporters disrupting the convention. nbc bay area's mark mathews is live in san francisco with a look back to a time where brown and bill clinton were opponents. mark? >> reporter: it was 1992 in new york's madison square garden. jerry brown, running a grassroots campaign against the establishment candidate, bill clinton, who brown refused to endorse. jerry brown is welcome at hillary clinton's nominating convention in philadelphia, but back in 1992, in new york's madison square garden, when he ran against bill clinton, the dnc initially denied brown the podium. his supporters began shouting, "let him speak." >> oh, it was electric. it was, you know, all of the signs were up. people were screaming from the alternates to get

here are the remarks by governor pence. mr. would like to introduce a man who i truly believe will be outstanding in every way, and will be the next vice president of the united states. governor mike pence. thank you, everybody. [applause]

the day, trump campaigned in virginia and north carolina with his running mate, indiana governor mike pence. >>> mrsobama captivated the convention with her speech. she talked about how far the country has come. >> i wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves, and i watch my daughters, two beautiful intelligent black young women, playing with their dogs on the white house lawn. and because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> not just the first lady, some notable former stanford athletes make a case for hillary clinton. that story in about 15 minutes. we'll also have full coverage of the convention throughout the week. we invite you to stay with us. that includes our special prime time coverage led by lester holt. >>> wildfires raging up and down california tonight. you're looking at video from the two biggest ones burning right now, on the left. is the fire burning in monterey county. on the right, the sand fire burning in the los angeles area. more than 1,000 homes are still threat

mrs. clinton picking the former governor of a critical swing state. ian cull has reaction from democrats. >> virginia voted democrat in 2008 for the first time in 44 years. it is very much a purple state that clinton hopes kaine can deliver. he's seen as a centrist. the pick exciting some in the party, while disappointing others. >> thank you! >> reporter: hillary clinton picked tim kaine as her running mate, announcing first by text to her supporters, then on social media, tweeting i'm thrilled to announce my running mate tim kaine, a man who has devoted his life to fighting for others. later tweeting this video. >> remember times, tough times don't last, but tough people do last. >> reporter: kaine is 58, married with three children, a former mayor, governor, and democratic party chair. political analysts say he's a centrist, which might not please bernie sanders' supporters, hoping for a more liberal vp. he's against abortions personally, but supports a woman's right to choose and wants more gun control. he speaks fluent spanish, something which wi

and the governor call me, and say mr. president, the people of north carolina are sick and tired of winning. you are winning too much. they are really starting to dislike you, mr. president. and i will tell the justice, and i will tell the governor and lieutenant governor, i am sorry. we have to keep winning. because we are going to make america great again. i love you, north carolina. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [applause] [cheering] ♪ >> this morning, a discussion with daniel to hulu on the economy. and the decision to exit the european union. live with this event hosted by the wall street journal starting today at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. american history tv, saturday afternoon at 1:50 eastern, >> memoirs, you always have to be wary of. they are self-serving to a degree. people do not want to disclose too much. they may dissemble and try to mislead people. >> talking about the techniques used by the ca and intelligence and how it has changed since the 9/

governor pence: he speaks from his heart. mr. speak for my heart and my brain, just so we understand. governor pence: maybe more important -- this man is not intimidated by the world. donald trump, this good man, i believe will be a great president of the united states. mr. trump: i love what he just said. mark: huh. wifenor pence and his karen are expected to arrive in cleveland this evening. give hisected to except in speech wednesday night here. john, it has been a little bit more than 48 hours since he unveiling of 10 says the number two. how is the ticket playing? ofn: i think there's a lot people -- the performance of the two of them on "60 minutes" was cringe inducing because you have mike pence saying things about issues he clearly does not believe. i am putting aside whether that is a problem for the ticket or whether you can get around that, which you can for sure. fans of mike pence watching them cowering and saying the things he said -- on the land, it is now over. he cleared the bar. ready to be commander-in-chief. t

you can see a shot of the governor and mr. trump earlier this week. here is the star press with pence at trump's flank, candidates are emerging for his seat. this refers to the governor's race in iowa. usually the from hillary clinton's campaign releasing an ad attacking mike pence. [video clip] ♪ >> cities and states adjoining businesses this morning and boycotting indiana over its controversial religious freedom law. protesters say it allows them to discriminate against gay people. they asked governor mike pence to fix this now. at least nine top executives have criticize the legislation. ♪ >> are you willing to hold up this entire budget over defunding planned parenthood? >> well, of course i am. long for that in that roe versus wade is sent into the ashes of history. the american people don't want comprehensive immigration reform. and onto texas now, an independent caller named thomas. caller: hello, how are you doing? c-span, what happened to your research team? host: what do you mean? caller: used have numbers on the economy and immigrant and all

. >> only at intervals can the governor and mrs. dewey relax.ters have been demanding glimpses of the fast-moving gop head man. >> he would come, he would wave, he would smile, he would make his speech, never departed from script. >> i pledge to you an administration which will know how to work with the elected representative of the people. >> truman and dewey's trains criss-crossed the country, eating up the miles in search of votes. >> and when truman pulls in to town he turns on the folksy charm. >> he came from his quarters inside the train, stepped on a platform at the back and spoke. >> i'm coming out here so you can look at me. and hear what i have to say and make up your own minds as to whether you believe some of the same things that have been said about your president. >> he was likable. up close he was likable. >> i suppose you'd like to meet my family. >> he involved mrs. truman and daughter margaret. every way possible. introducing them as the boss. and margaret as the boss's boss. and they would grin and wave. it was fun. >> there

mr. trump and governor pence, and i think you're going to like what you're going to see? tara? i'm not sold on pence -- >> you're not sold on donald trump. >> we already know about how i feel about donald trump. that's not news -- but anyway, look. i don't know that -- look, pence is a solid conservative, that he is, and he is an evangelical. that's important and donald trump has made it clear that he doesn't care about party unity. he said he wants to reach across and get new voters. i don't know what mike pence fits in with that and if he's a messenger that will attract the middle of the road voters because he is so conservative and i personally like mike pence and i don't know that he brings the gravitas to the ticket that someone like newt gingrich would particularly in a debate format. he has to consider the vice presidential debate and who was going to be able to go up against whoever hillary clinton picks and i don't think that will be mike pence. newt gingrich is a skilled debater and he's skilled on issues and topics and he can spin the nonsense that trump will get him

mr. trump, in governor pence because they know things must change and that hillary clinton is dangerous,eption and dishonesty are second nature to hillary clinton and that's what i talk about in my speech. when we look at the supreme court, people ask why is this election so important? as the attorney general, the chief police officer, we look forward to the elections. >> ifill: you spent the night talking about hillary clinton, that seems to be the themes. is this an anti-clinton convention or a pro-trump convention? >> it's both. it's prominently pro-donald trump. we want donald trump to be president, we are supporting him 100%. but what we don't want are four more years of the same failed policies that hurt our arkansas and businesses around the country. when we look at these small businesses which are the backbone of america, we want to get the regulatory burdens off the small businesses. i'm raised on a cattle farm, married to a farmer. we know firsthand the regulatory burdens on our farmers and industry across america. >> woodruff: john, who else does donald trump need to reach out

you will have the lieutenant governor and the governor call me and say mr. president, the people of north carolina are sick and tired of winning! you're winning too much! they're really starting to dislike you, mr. president, and i'm going to tell the justice, and i'm going to tell the governor and the lieutenant governor i'm sorry, we've got to keep winning because we're going to make america great again. i love you, north carolina. thank you very much! thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> there you have it. donald trump wrapping up an appearance in raleigh, north carolina. we did bring it

governor play with the convention, if any? and what we be watching for as things kick off at 1:00 p.m. eastern time? mr. gilbert: the governor was very helpful and was part of our full effort in getting the convention to cleveland. i would imagine that in all cities that were bidding, that it they were republican officials or democrats, depending on which they were bidding on, that those folks would've advocated for having the convention in their states. i would say in terms of what we are doing -- and we are i would say in terms of what we apolitical -- and this caller was a good example, history is being made in our city. it is exciting. we are excited that people will be watching cleveland. with something like this, all you can do is prepare the best you can in every way, shape and form and be able to react to whatever happens, whether it is people on the street demonstrating, whether is the logistics of transportation, security or other events. we have literally hundreds of people, thousands of volunteers, that are there and network to help us react to whatever happens to make sure this comes off in

mr. farr: the governor decided to his in the majority. judge motz: two republicans and one democrat now. mr. farr: right. for the benefit of the public, when there was a democratic governor, that governor decided. judge motz: maryland has something similar. judge wynn: why did this statute specifically exclude public id? mr. farr: your honor, i can't really answer that question. judge wynn: i'm getting more back to the intentional discrimination aspect of it. we know that those are typically used more by minorities and others. if you do not know, you do not know. judge schroeder did not give an answer either and i thought maybe you might give me one today as the white he would exclude public system ids from the road -- the legislator. mr. farr: i have to confess, i do not know if that was suggested to anybody. it may have been. i don't know. judge wynn: suggested it was excluded? it was clearly excluded. mr. farr: i am sure that the plaintiff's counsel will say so when they have rebuttal. judge wynn: i thought they were excluded. mr. farr:

he only gives governor pence that pass, because governor pence voted for something as mr.that interview based on intelligence he had at time. not like with hillary clinton which they're trying to draw the line where she continues this effort and hurt the effort when became secretary of state with failed nato efforts, even after secretary robert gates told the whole world that nato has problems. we don't have resources. american can't handle the burden. still did nothing today. she is saying we should have intelligence. that was her job back when she was secretary of state. the reason why this is different mainly because donald trump is pushing forward a message of unity to the republican party going into november because he does have a message of putting americans first and enforcing the rule of law. liz: as a business network i've got to ask you, right this second, we are looking at all-time record for the dow jones industrials and s&p is there as well. business people, especially the chamber about commerce, which leans right has said that all of these cutting down on fre

. >> governor romney! >> mr. president!> look at the candidates smile. >> you also said that you are america's most tactless prince since carter. >> he smiled. they rarely show anger. they just keep smiling and laughing. >> thank you, thank you. >> don't get the impression that you aroused my anger. >> often they don't like the reporters. >> one can only be angry with those he respects. >> i bet mitt romney doesn't respect the reporters who followed him when he went to a memorial site. despite the somber nation of the moment, reporters shouted at him? >> do you feel your gaffes have overshadow your campaign? >> the candidates smile and repeat the message of the day. reporters feel as conduits for the message. >> their useless is what they can do to carry a message to the voters. outside of that they're useless. >> do you have a message of the day so we simple minded reporters don't get accused by too many messages? >> i would never call you simple-minded, but yes. >> to build that bridge to the 21st century. >> in 1996, bil