i'm a minority o'malley supporter. sir. >> i really appreciate your enthusiasm, but it's time to knock it off. it's time to get behind hillary clinton, okay? stop, already and let's be honest. this isn't the first time we've had this conversation. the country needs you, richard. be for hillary. >> i hear you, sir. how about in four years? i'm not going to give up on this. i believe in this. because this is america. where dreams can come true. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we'll be right back with eric andre, everybody! stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ whenoff the wheel to getands out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's both smooth and controlled. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers! lease an mkc for $289 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 dollars summer invitation bonus. officials are reporting, this new doritos mix is res

please note, unfortunately, martin o'malley will be joining the proceedings.ertain viewers may be exposed to jim webb, and there's nothing we can do about lincoln chafee. - governor chafee, you've attacked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks. in 1999, you voted for the very bill that made banks bigger. - the glass-steagall was my very first vote. i just arrived. my dad had died in office. i was appointed to the office. it was my very first vote. - are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? - i think you're being a little rough. i just arrived at the united states senate. - [stutters] i just dropped my ice cream cone. after only one lick, i-- [laughter] every single person had a chance to lay out their case. we heard from everyone who was-- oh, wait, no, no, jim webb. - unless somebody mentions my name, i can't get into the discussion. i would say this. i've been waiting for ten minutes. - well, first of all... - can i get in this discussion? this hasn't been equal-- equal time. - all right, senator webb, you want some more

let's see, dan and trish o'malley. sean o'malley.ly? >> possibly. i'm not quite sure about my dad. i mean, i did grow up in chicago. and my mom could have been having an affair with scottie pippen. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's a bit of a stretch. >> what? you don't think that my mom could [ bleep ] scottie pippen? [ laughter ] >> seth: how did this turn into that? you know what? >> she can do it all night long! [ laughter ] >> seth: my bigger issue, conner, is this bit is not popular enough for you to be deconstructing it like this! in fact, it's a little self-indulgent. >> oh, self-indulgent! okay, wow, this coming from mr. i want to be the host of this show. point the camera at me as i bitch, piss, and moan about congress passing a new egg law or something for 20 minutes from my ivory desk! >> seth: i have to move on with the show, conner! >> come on! why won't you talk about "anniversary guy"?! >> seth: because i don't think it's important to celebrate the one-year anniversary of really anything, conner! >> what about your s

. >>> one-time democratic hopeful martin o'malley hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania today. he was here to rally support for presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. the former maryland governor spoke at a young professor happy hour in center city and he explained why he wants to defeat donald trump. >> donald trump is not a tough leader. a lot of bluster. the president of the united states is a job that requires a person to be tough, gets things done, and doesn't cut and run. that's why i'm here supporting hillary clinton. >> o'malley also campaigned for clinton in allentown and scranton. >> tonight the chaos has calmed in turkey, but there are still growing concerns of the stability of that country, which is one of the united states' most important allies in the fight against the united states. turkey's government defeated a violent clash of the military but it's left at least 194 people dead including ten children and 41 police officers. more than 4,800 soldiers and officers, alleged conspirators were arrested. the turkish prime minister called it a st

>> cheers here in philadelphia for the former maryland governor martin o'malley, really rousing peopleo the big theme of the night, climate change. sigourney weaver will be introducing this topic, and here she is. ♪ ♪ >> wow. you guys are a dazzling sight. i am here tonight, like you, because of my passionate commitment to our amazing democracy. and as an american, i am also deeply concerned about my family's future, indeed, about our shared future as a nation because that future is at risk. you see, when we talk about greenhouse gasses and warming temperatures, deadly droughts and even more destructive storm, what we're really talking about is people. they're the people you're going to see in a few moments, people whose lives are affected by climate change right here in america right now. like a rancher in texas who is losing his herd of cattle because there's no grass for them to eat or a farmer in kansas whose crops are dying because there's no rain or my fellow new yorker, a mom in new york city who lost her young daughter in sandy in a flood made far worse by rising sea levels. ca

. >>> former marylan o'malley is among those affected as southwest airlines is trying to recover from catastrophic computer melt down. o'malley was at dwi airport trying to get to los angeles and not having a lot of luck with it. >> are you on southwest? >> trying to go southwest. >> are you canceled too? >> i am, going to take a whack at self check out, good to be promoted. >> at least 44 flights were canceled at bwi, another 9 more at reagan canceled. at least a thousand flights have been canceled since the technology failure that shut down the company website and disrupted issuing boarding passes to checking luggage. the computers are up now and running but the damage to schedules could take well into the weekend to straighten out. >>> tracking metro, the transit service invites you to preview the website, in the testing phase, you can check it out. features train and bus times as well as system alerts and planner, metro wants your feedback to improve the site before it does debut. >>> metro can soon partner with ride sharing services like uber or lyft, our news partners at washing

i just want to pass along as we've been talking, governor martin o'malley, thank you for your time. please pass my best on to katie and the kids. >> thanks a lot. >> i hope all are well in the o'malley home. >>> tease are t >>> these are the moms that will be on the stage tonight, moms like sybrina fulton, cleopatra pendleton, wanda johnson. as the governor was saying there, it should provide for a powerful moment tonight. we've been asking you in our microsoft pulse question of the day, can bernie sanders ultimately convince "bernie or bust" voters to support hillary clinton? so let's look at what you think so far. 49% say yes, 51% say no. kind of a divided electorate with pulse today. check it out, it remains live, pulse.msnbc.com. so political tightrope. the big challenge to bring voters of the democratic party together this week. i'll talk about that and much more when the clinton campaign's christina shkaki joins me next. our live coverage from the wells fargo arena. home of the democratic national convention in philadelphia continues right after this. i work as a professional

o'malley, talked with volunteers, saying donald trump would be a divisive candidate. pushed for clinton's economic plan which he says, works for everyone. >>> and last minute preparations are being made, in cleveland before the republican national convention. like philadelphia, clef landis extending last call during the convention. "action news" sarah bloomquist is in cleveland with a look at how they are preparing, for the crowds. >> we're here on fourth street in the heart of the downtown cleveland a hip, happening street, of bars, restaurants, right across from the secure zone in the convention center. 50,000 visitors are expected to flood this area in the coming days, the bars and restaurants are ready to host them, have some fun and some cases late into the night. >> reporter: most bars in cleveland stop serving by ten or 11 but once the rnc takes over last pour will be around 4:00 in the morning. >> energy is just going to extend longer. >> reporter: blue point is one of the hundreds of bars opened late because of a major event waiver. they are book solid and gr

and here in philadelphia, clinton got support from martin o'malley. the former maryland governor spoke about the critical role pa about pennsylvania could play in the jen election. >> you'll see a lot of states in play and contested that were not before and one of them will be pennsylvania. so here in north philadelphia, could be the balance and determining the drought cough the entire presidential race. >> o'malley spoke to clinton supporters at a campaign office in north philadelphia sunday afternoon. he also campaigned for clinton in center city saturday. >>> and john kasich spoke to the naacp convention in cincinnati. he told the gathering will new policies in his state dealing with the use of deadly force by police. and efforts to recruit more minority officers. >> we'll make sure that we did everything we can to give every single human being a sense that they matter, that they count. >> kasich says the naacp must be the force that holds people accountable, but brings us together. >> an american college student has been confirmed as one the victi

in north philadelphia maryland governor former governor martin o'malley talk with volunteers and grass roots supporters. o'malley sought democratic nomination for president, this was just one of the several pennsylvania together events, planned throughout the state today. >>> in less than one week's time the focus shifts to the democrats, and pennsylvania. we've got complete coverage. the "action news" team will bring you have angle of the democratic national convention, our live coverage of that event starts july between the second. >>> and still to come here at 11:00 tonight more of the days news, woman is dead after being found bloody and name on the kensington sidewalk. tonight people who knew her share their anger. >>> today after a day of heart break, here's a story of making us smile tonight, a youngster from delaware gets a surprise birth the day party from the men and women he admires most, melissa. >>> brian, partly cloudy and quiet for rest of tonight the but heat rolls on for the start of the workweek n fact it gets even hotter on monday with the threat of severe showers an

o'malley sought the democratic nomination for president. this was just one of the several pennsylvania together events planned throughout the state today. >>> and in less than one week's time the entire "action news" team will cover every angle of the democratic national convention here in philadelphia our live coverage starts july between the second. >>> some of the day's other niece news still ahead on "action news" at 6:00 tonight, two women were found dead today in the motel on roosevelt boulevard. we are live with the very latest on that investigation. melissa. >> brian, we have a mostly sunny sky across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the heat wave continues across the area as well. it will get hotter for monday. details with the exclusive, accu weather forecast. >>> plus phillies take on the mets today at citizens bank park. jeff skversky with highlights, if there were any, when "action news" continues >>> we've got developing news from the city's rhawnhurst section tonight where bodies of two women were found with their hands bound

she was treated in many ways a coronation and it was obvious to bernie sanders and martin o'malley andrs all along, the emails are what really have given them a new mission. >> booing. >> activity behind us, a.b., guy. our carl cameron is in winston, south carolina. what's the trump campaign saying about all of this? >> hi there,, greta. you played a little bit of his remarks this morning in roanoke, virginia. they did take questions it was more of a rally than a town hall meeting. tonight, pastor mark burns who folks might remember brought the house down with a raucous speech at the cleveland convention last week is on stage right now. they are going through the process of various different people who were at the convention rallying this group here now in winston, salem, north carolina. one of the battleground states as is virginia trump is targeting this week. he will be going all over the country campaigning during the democratic national committee to attack. and he is going after hillary on those dnc emails on the idea that hillary clinton has been rigging the system and it's not g

learned that senator kaine will join terry mcauliffe, eleanor holmes norton and former governor o'malley the convention next week. our coverage from the convention is far from over. we'll talk more about clinton's choices for a possible running mate and we'll break down donald trump's speech last night and take a closer look at some of the facts and news 4 derrick ward will have more on what people in this area had to say about the speech. >>> we want to let you know it's a storme day. that is because we could see temperatures hit 100 and the heat index even higher. a closer look at that when we check back in with storm team meteorologist chuck bell. >> it could be the beginning of a startling trend here in the u.s. what we're learning about another possible zika case unrelated to travel. >> we're inside the i can invent maker studio where kidin elemes nt man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial sup

the fact that -- remember what they did to o'malley, margaret o'malley. if you hear black lives matter and go back and respond, white lives matter, i could see to make a case by black lives matter, you know what, you're pushing back on our movement, that's -- you know, remotely racist. but to say all lives matter is inclusive of the back people, too, right? how in the world -- >> it is all free speech. it is crazy. it is hardly line inciting a riot. all lives matter. what in the world is wrong with that? >> black lives matter, he would be a hero in the media. >> in the media? no, i think people are upset he politicized it. >> like greg suggested, if he said black lives matter, he would be getting kudos today, f not a demotion. >> but it is so interesting, you can't say much these days. >>> next, donald trump calls on ruth bader ginsburg to resign over her comments about trump to the press. so that feud on display, when the five comes right back. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing

i just tweeted governor o'malley to find out what happened with him.s not tweeting or responding, so presumably he got on the plane late. and it's a four-hour run to california. let's hope he got there. it is going to take time for all of this to shake out. one of the most infuriating things. last night, when all of this was happening, southwest couldn't each load its planes. but it knew had it to try to get today running okay. the plains left this airport to dead head out, with hundred of passengers standing here, wondering where the plane went. and who -- why there wasn't anybody on it. anyway, they're beginning to sort it out. a couple more days probably to get it all fixed. reporting live at bwi. scott broom, wusa 9. >> we had some people last night say all they wanted was a couple of drink coupons. southwest had presented a fair sale to make up for some of the inconvenience. but i don't think it's going to make absolutely everyone happy. >> still a problem with the computer. you couldn't get on there to get the sales there, right? >> and i love so

here in philadelphia, clinton got some support from former democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley. the one-time governor of maryland spoke about the critical role pennsylvania could play in the general election. >> you're going to see a lot of states in play and contested. and one of those could well be pennsylvania. so here in north philadelphia could be the balance in tomorrowing the outcome of the entire presidential race when it comes right down to it. >> o'malley spoke to clinton supporters at a campaign office in north philadelphia this afternoon. this after campaigning for clinton in center city yesterday. >>> well, the heat wave that's smothering us for the last few days will be sticking around tomorrow. let's check in with meteorologist darryn thomkaren the latest on that. >> our temperatures will be dipping down but moving down slowly. 83 in center city, philadelphia. 79 in trenton. 75 in coatesville. close to 80 degrees in atlantic city. so temperatures dipping down into the lower 70s, upper 60s in the far outer lying suburbs. we've got a southerly push here south-south

former maryland governor martin o'malley talked with clinton supporters in north philadelphia yesterday. he sought the democratic nomination for president, this was one of the several pennsylvania events together planned throughout the state. >>> in a week, the focus will shift to the democrats in philadelphia. we'll have complete coverage we'll bring you every angle of the democratic national convention starting friday. >>> septa will have five additional train cars on the tracks to easily the overcrowding. 18 extra cars are already on lease. septa sidelined 120 silver liner cars from the regional rail system this month when they found small fractures. >>> a student will be honored who was killed in the deadly terror attacks in nice. >>> rocket launch for needed splays to the international space station. >> reporter: 90-degree is the high, it will feel closer to 100. there could strong thunderstorms in the northern and western suburbs, i'll have more on the better weather coming and we don't have to wait that long for >> three, two, engines up and running, lift off of the falcon nine t

. >> we've learned that senator kaine will join terry m governor o'malley the convention next week. >>> this afternoon, hillary clinton will host a rally at a fairgrounds in tampa. >>> we'll get a sneak peek at what the convention stage could look like at the wells fargo center. as soon as we find out what's coming, we will pass along to you. i will be in philadelphia to cover the democratic convention next week along with our julie carey. you can expect reports from us starting sun night at 11:00. >>> strong team. time for weather and traffic on the ones. here is chuck bell with our forecast. >> we're ready to beat outside the four things you need to know about the forecast. the warm and humid air has really crept in overnight. you'll notice the change on the way out the door early this morning. this afternoon, we'll be soaring back, way up into the 90s. as far as chances of a cooling rain shower or two from mother nature, isolated chances at best. i mean just isolated chances. a look at the rest of the forecast and your check of the beach forecast is coming up in ten minutes. jack t

martin o'malley was there to try to get her elected. this was one of the several pennsylvania campaign events planned throughout the state of pennsylvania. "action news" will be covering every angle of the democratic national convention when it comes to philadelphia. our live coverage will get going start friday. >> turning to accuweather and meteorologist david murphy, you say the heat will break today. >> reporter: we'll get to the mid 90s. it will not be comfortable, but there will be an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. tomorrow it will get better. by wednesday the 90s are done. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry, as we get outside, sky6 live hd showing sunshine is getting ready to build across the horizon. it's humid out there, and in this cases it's noticeably humid. looks like another hot, sticky one today. the current temperature in philadelphia, 77 degrees and in the city looking at a dewpoint of 71. anything over 70 indicates oppressive humidity out there. once the sun gets up over the horizon and starts to b

and erick solwell teamed up with nancy o'malley to discuss strategies. and they invited patrick grady, a member of the british parliament. they enacted tough gun control measures after a school shooting 20 years ago. he doesn't understand why the u.s. congress again did nothing. >> the notion that something as simple as that wouldn't be allowed a straight up or down vote is astonishing in itself. >> reporter: he was part of the demonstration on the house floor after the shooting. they would track illegal weapons better, none has come up for a vote. >>> he's one of the warriors' most iconic players and his contributions to the franchise are immeasurable. the hall of famer receiving an out pouring of support. henry willferred has more. >> reporter: the basketball world lost one of the greatest play ofers of all time. hall of famer nate the great died after battling leukemia. he was inducted in the basketball hall of fame in 1985 and named one of the nba's 50 greatest players of all time. itrits his number is retired by the warriors and the cleveland cavali

former maryland governor martina o'malley, muslims are our friends, family and co-workers trump p's attack on them is a. the only thing standing betweena donald trump and the white house is us. > major desessions are being made in private meetings withoui the input from the public.blic that is the accusation from some parents and community members iy fairfax county.fair they want to know what's going on with the school district's policy for transgender studentss lauren demarco has the latest. the set of regulations the school board came out with on july 1 has now been tabled. the board held closed dooroor meetings on wednesday and a discussion which was opened too the public was cans canceled.cee there are some very passionateai people on both sides of this and frustrations are running high. we voted for them and we are not getting the transparency that th they said they would do, the communication. we are not getting that. monica cameron among the small group of protestors hoping tohoi get the attention of school board members. she says while she doesn't want to see any student discrimina

protestors went inside the office to file a >>> former presidential governor -- candidate martin o'malley. malley was at bwi airport this morning trying to get to l.a. and not having much luck. >> are you on southwest? >> i was trying to go southwest. >> are you canceled, too? >> i am. i'm going to try to take a whack at the self checkout. >> at least 44 flights had to be canceled to bwi today. and 19 more at reagan international. at least 1,000 flights have been canceled since the technology failure shut down. checking luggage. computers are up. and running today. well into the weekend. >>> we'll talk about temperatures and humidity right now. this is something that is going to change over the next couple of days. right now, pretty comfortable outside. 88 downtown. now, h 88 downtown. we'll factor in the humidity. only knocked it up 2 degrees to 90. that's reallying go to change as we get into friday, saturday, sunday. and next week. humidity increases. and temperatures increase. heat wave on the way. friday, 96. tomorrow, 96. 97 saturday. 97 sunday. we did lower monday to 96. that's, i

there's definitely -- annapolis has an appetite for increasing taxes, particularly with governor o'malley, with income tax increases, gas tax increases and some county government increasing property taxes. so, in the states that are fiscally more prosperous in a sense and have had the means to raise revenue through taxes is the issue really not one of revenue shortage but more of a fundamental issue of morality, priority, and basically a moral issue that some people just don't matter, and in addition to that, it could also be influenced from lobbyists, corporations that are benefiting from these practices. and so in that sense might not necessarily be a cash strapped state but the system that is broken. >> it's both. do think that priorities are incredibly important, and unfortunately when a state is facing lean budget times, the services for those who need state assistance the most are the first services to get cut. i think that's very unfortunate because, again, it hurts all of us. but i do think, like when we -- we could have a long, broad discussion about this you. look back through h

of maryland, former governor o'malley of maryland was force to do apologize for saying that, that that some idea of the nature of this movement and the nature of the thinking that goes into it. it is not a movement that is saying simply black lives matter, too because it couldn't sit still for the idea that all lives matter. and, of course, all lives matter. >> yeah. they don't want any diversification from their hypothesis that america is an evil country run by white supremacists. that is the core of the belief system of the people who run it. but -- >> -- i think that's right. >> there are two essential questions here. one is a political question. i believe that if there are a few more police shootings, this will become the dominant campaign theme between donald trump and hillary clinton. that's how intense this situation is it will override the economy and terrorism. if there are some more. black lives matter is in the middle of it however, right now, is it politically smart and we're going to ask donald trump, as i said, about this, to define it. to make black lives matter the evil

. >> we are joined by former maryland governor, martin o'malley, thanks for joining with us. >> great to be here. >> we saw you talk last night in support of the hillary clinton and great opposition to donald trump. what do you think she can do tonight. there is such a small segment of the population who doesn't know her who hasn't formed a opinion, can she reinterest cues herself as it would be tonight. >> i don't think it is matter of reintroducing herself as it it is in tying these historic three days and now this fourth night and tying it back to the kitchen tables of the american families who realized that this has been a long, prolonged recovery from a deep , long recession. most of us are still not reflect in the pocketbooks and our earnings going up, and so what hillary clinton has to do now is end this historic food nights back to the reality around every american's kitchen table, and talk about why it is her leadership is most likely to lead to expanding wages and a better economy that will lift all american family. >> governor with that being said, after the balloons have f

there, annapolis is definitely has an appetite for increasing taxes, particularly with governor o'malley with income tax increases and some county governments increasing property taxes. so in the state that are fiscally more prosperous and have had the means to raise revenue through taxes, is the issue not really one of revenue shortage in trying to get these funds but more of a fundamental issue of morality, priority, and basically a moral issue that some people don't matter. . . the most are the first services to get caught and i think that's unfortunate because again, it hurts all of us. but when we can have a long broader discussion like this when you look back through history, the level of taxation states are willing to do is to raise revenue in the past -- and we are an expanding, growing, more complicated society. there are greater needs. we need government for this, and government needs to have funding to provide the services that we need. so i hope at some point taxes don't become a dirty word anymore. that's probably some of the other comments made, but paying taxes is patrioti

welcome martin>> please o'malley from maryland. ♪ martin o'malley: thank you. [cheers] americans.president of the united states is the toughest job in the world. manme here before you as a who knows hillary clinton well. her andorked alongside i have competed against her, and i'm here to tell you hillary clinton is as tough as they come. [cheers] she will stand up to isis. she will stand up to the russians. and with tim kaine at her side she will never stop fighting for our children and our families because hillary clinton knows when our families are strong, america is strong. [cheers] trump, he's a different story. he will not fight for us. he feeds off of economic fears and failures. stars of false divisions and ancient hate. turns anger into a political weapon. but my friends, anger never fed a hungry child, did it? anchor never protected a family's home or send a kid to college. anger never built a great republic. witt trump's nightmare. we believe in the american dream. we believe, as hillary clinton believes, that no american family who works hard should have to raise their

>> the chair is debbie wasserman-schultz. >> governor o'malley is here to go "on the record." nice to see you, governor. >> good to be with you, greta. >> i know you are a loyal democrat. you have endorsed secretary hillary clinton. going back to that september sound bite. you had a lot of hope at the time those debates, for instance, if they had been scheduled on different nights and different maybe more of them might have had a little bit of an impact on you. >> might have had. i made that objection at the time. as a challenger who was virtually unknown, we were really counting on having as many debates in prime time as the republican candidates were having. and when the debate schedule was limited like that, that clearly hurt my odds of succeeding and our party's competition for the nomination what's concerned me more today is that the dnc has been broken into, burglarized if you will by likely a foreign power, namely the putin regime. and that i think, should concern all of us. >> what i'm surprised about, i haven't heard anything about is the rnc have better security or t

. ♪ welcome martin o'malley from maryland. ♪ martin o'malley: thank you. [cheers] americans.ns, president of the united states is the toughest job in the world. manme here before you as a who knows hillary clinton well. her andorked alongside i have competed against her, and i'm here to tell you hillary clinton is as tough as they come. [cheers] she will stand up to isis. she will stand up to the russians. and with tim kaine at her side she will never stop fighting for our children and our families because hillary clinton knows when our families are strong, america is strong. [cheers] trump, he's a different story. he will not fight for us. he feeds off of economic fears and failures. stars of false divisions and ancient hate. turns anger into a political weapon. but my friends, anger never fed a hungry child, did it? anchor never protected a family's home or send a kid to college. anger never built a great republic. witt trump's nightmare. we believe in the american dream. we believe, as hillary clinton believes, that no american family who works hard should have to raise th

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martin o'malley called clinton a fighter with the determines needed to run the -- determination needed to run the county. join us at "action news" team brings you all the coverage of the democratic national convention. download the 6abc news app so you can stay on top of all the action as we prepare to vote for the next president. our app offers breaking news alerts from the campaign trail it's a free download on your mobile device. >>> 9:06. this morning we're remembering and ballot. he can wining a member of the "action news" family. mel campman began his life in los angeles, but coincide the term "action news" at channel 6. he worked as a consultant 30 years in washington, d.c. after hanging up his news hat he opened up a dairy queen in dewey beach, delaware. >>> two women were struck by lightning at the beach yesterday. the women were at point pleasant beach. they were taken to ocean medical center and expected to be okay. >>> there's a new and very special name for a churn in montgomery county. the blessed teresa of calcutta roman catholic parish is known as saint teresa of calcut

>> the debate schedule is one of the more complicated things -- mark: martin o'malley wanted more debates have never been in a case for the front runner wants fewer and the underdog once more. mark: is it possible given what they were putting down, that they put things in the e-mails about debate strategy? >> i don't know. i don't know. but here's the thing. with her moving on, this is what the sanders people wanted, and frankly, it is what a lot of clinton people wanted. and the obama people. her final act as chair may be one of the greatest contributions to party unity at this convention. john: are the course of my reporting, it was hard to find almost anyone in the democratic party who had a nice thing to say about her. how did she survives along? what is the key to her durability? >> it is a thankless job. i feel bad for her. i feel bad for tim kaine who preceded her. i feel bad for reince priebus over at the rnc. people are sniping at you from every direction. but she is one of the most tireless people and she did have goodwill amongst the grassroots and that helped carry her. is als

the list includes virginia senator tim kaine, terry mcauliffe, former maryland governor martin o'malleyand d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton. other key speakers, president obama, former president bill clinton, and vice president joe biden. leon: the associated press is reporting senator tim kaine is leading the list of people believed to be potential running mates for hillary clinton. five are in the list so far. four senators and a governor. three cabinet members and a retired navy admiral are not on the list yet. clinton will be naming her running mate tomorrow or saturday in florida. we will be tuned for that. we caught up with senator tim kaine today in arlington. he had a roundtable discussion on immigration. he said don't believe the height. -- don't believe the hype. >> florida, senator? >> no plans. not talking it down, but it have any plans. leon: we will find out soon whether he is hillary clinton's topc p choice. sign up for breaking news text alerts at wjla.com/text, and we will have complete coverage from the dnc with scott thuman. live reports begin monday from philadelp

>> it might be better than martin o'malley. >> are you feeling the pressure?no, i'm not. >> can you give us a taste? >> no. i am speaking to more people tomorrow night than from my hometown. like the proverb it takes a village to raise a child and i think that my job is to make people proud. >> run it through a plagiariz m plagiarizism. >> speak of the president talking about trump being a demagogue. let's listen. >> what makes us american, what makes us patriots is what's in here. that's what matters. and that's why we can take the food and music and holidays and styles of other countries and blend it into something uniquely ours. that's why we can attract strivers and entrepreneurs around the globe to create new factories and industries here. that's why our military can look the way it does. every shade of humanity forged in the common service. that's why anyone who threatens our values whether fascist or communist or home grown demagogues will always fail in the end. that is america. that is america. those bonds of affection. that common creed. >> that wasn

. >>> ex-maryland governor martin o'malley called clinton a fighter. >> she is tough, she's got determinationfighter and that he is what we need in the oval office. >> abc news will have more on the race for the white house in the next half-hour. >> and jim gardner and sarah bloomquist bring you live team coverage tonight from the rnc. the reports from the republican national convention continue on air and on social media through the final gavel on thursday. a week from today, the democrats will be coming to philadelphia for the democratic national convention our live coverage from the wells fargo center begins this friday. remember to download the 6abc app to stay on on of all the action as we head toward the general election. you'll get campaign results on the ofews app. >>> turkish president is blaming the exiled cleric for the military uprising. the turkish president is blaming fethullah gulen for the coup. hundreds of judges and prosecutors have been arrested along with 3,000 soldiers. >>> france' health minister said many people are in the hospital. 18 of them have life threatening inju

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. >> we have a former deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley. and chris is a pollster.e said a sad night for democrats as they sat there and cheered. it is interesting that with his slogan with make america great again. he has backed democrats in the corner of saying what are you talking about. america is fantastic and then people at home, i don't know if that is true. from a strategist point of view who is winning the argument? >> hey, melissa, look, look, look, president obama had 50 plus approval rating, right. there is something to be said about his job as president of the united states. we saw unifying the party and last night we saw the optimism and what democrats were able to represent. we have a lot of work to be done in the country. it is not doomsday and we are not living in the sci- fi end of days type of world. america is a great country and we need someone to take us in the optimistic fashion to it the future. the republicans presented something so scary and put fear in the american people. >> chris, what was said in this convention, i ask you the question.

former governor martin o'malley talked to the grassroots supporters of clinton.veral pennsylvania together events planned for the clinton campaign throughout the state. "action news" will covering every angle of the national convention when it comes to philadelphia. our live coverage from the site of the dnc starts friday. >> 76 degrees and we have a ways to go. >> reporter: we do, and we'll be going a ways, too. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry taking a look outside. hazy sunshine building across the region. the shore will be one of the places to be, though, as you will get relief against what otherwise will be hot heat and humidity inland. the temperature, as matt mentioned, 76. the dewpoint, 72 right now. it's creeping up a little bit anything over 70 indicates oppressive humidity once that sun gets a little higher up over the horizon you will feel it. wind out of southwest at 6 miles per hour. as we look at future tracker 6 tracking possible rain later, looks like we're fine up until noon, you get into the afternoon, 2:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m.,

. >> early on in the primary season, governor o'malley, who quit the campaign after iowa, he complained because he thought that debbie wasserman shultz rigged the system against him, basically hiding the debates on a saturday night so he couldn't do the debates in a public forum and raise money and funds. he was like wise saying the system was rigged against him. >> he was right and it was rigged with respect to the debates. if those debates had been in primetime and on days people were available to watch and more of the debates, the outcome may have been different. you have to remember when you talk about actual delegates, bernie sanders came very close. hillary clinton had an advantage from the start with the superdelegates which is part of the stacked deck. >> should she be fired tonight, after what happened this week should she be a part of this at all? >> i want to hear from secretary clinton what she thinks about the dnc did. it would be interested to see e-mails reveal whether there was coordination. >> if i were bernie sanders i wouldn't be satisfied with an apology. i'd want to

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when you are martin o'malley or bernie sanders and you say all lives matter which is ultimately where we are supposed to go as human beings, isn't it? isn't that the point of ending racism so there is true equality? if there is true equality, then yes, all lives matter. we are equal under the law. we should be equal if we get to a place of true saville tee where we can talk about things without looking at each other's skin tone. i thought that was the point of martin luther king's existence. when you say all lives matter is somehow racist, that to me is what is offensive. i don't find "black lives matter" to be inherently racist. >> do you think it is controversial that guiliani does and he should be shouted down because that's his opinion? >> no. i think he was saying the facts that he mentions all of the statistics and all of the things that happened. let's face it. if i'm going to speak complete truth right now -- >> do it! >> i'm gonna say it. >> say it! >> it is hard for a white person to say anything like that. it is really hard for us. we are not allowed to speak about somethin