and 179 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you very much, texas. you have cast 179 votes for secretary clinton and 72 votes for senator sanders. utah. utah, you have 37 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the great state of utah, the industrious and beautiful beehive state, adventure's first stop, home to five national parks, the greatest snow on earth and the number one state for volunteerism, casts 29 votes for senator bernie sanders and eight votes for secretary hillary clinton. >> thank you very much, utah. you have cast eight votes for secretary clinton and 29 votes for senator sanders. vermont. how do you cast your 26 votes? >> vermont passes. >> virgin islands. you have 12 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, we the people -- >> what just happened there with vermont passing, which is why we have gone to virgin islands, is what we think is going there is that even though vermont is close to the end of the alphabet there are a handful of other states and territories that will go all the way thro

hillary rodham clinton! sachusetts, you have cast 68 votes for secretary clinton and 46 votes for senator sanders. thank you again. michigan! michigan, you have 147 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, on behalf of the hard working men and women of the great lakes state who make things and grow things for america, and who created the middle which is a of this country, we cast 66 votes for a great senator, bernie sanders. and 81 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> thank you very much, michigan. you have cast 81 votes for secretary clinton and 66 votes for senator sanders. minnesota. minnesota. you have 93 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam -- madam secretary, i am the senator from the great state of minnesota, the state of prince's purple rain. and the birth place of tim kaine. senator al franken, the state of walter mondale, the first person in american history to put a woman geraldine ferraro on a national major party ticket. >> and minnesota is t

[cheers and applause] and seven votes for secretary hillary rodham clinton. applause]d mayor rawlings-blake: north seven, you have cast votes for secretary clinton and .4 votes for senator sanders northern marian why islands, 11 votes. cast your votes? , from theecretary northern mariana islands, we here before you for the first time in our history to our vote.st , here tonight in the americane of nation, from the youngest member american family we are proud to cast two votes for sanders.ernie [cheers and applause] and nine votes for the next first womanhe president of the united states, clinton.odham [cheers and applause] mayor rawlings-blake: you have cast nine votes for secretary two votes for senator sanders. ohio! you have 160 votes. you cast your votes? , we are ohio!tary the heart of it all, the proud home of the world champion cleveland cavaliers! [cheers and applause] the proud home of our sharon brownenator of jimhe proud home [indiscernible] who took on countrynation in our and made marriage equality the law of the land. [cheers and applause] >> i'm

no one is going to push america around with hillary rodham clinton as president. [applause] donald trump, a man of inspecifics, a man of braggadocio. he says he is going to beat isis. i asked our press corps, i asked some of them yesterday, ask donald trump what is the solution is? will he put troops in the middle east. how many, where? if he is not folk to put in troops, how will he beat them? he has no solutions to this and anything else. we know hillary will be a great secretary of state. has been a great secretary of state and will be a great president. and she will do the same here in america. the again, donald trump, all the negativity. all the name-calling. all the stuff doesn't put one nickel in the pockets of working families in new york or in america. hillary clinton has solutions that will make things better. so, we're seeing a very different convention this week. theirs was one of negativity and anger. ours is one of positive solutions and hope. and that will make a huge difference to the american people. there have been a few bums in the road. but our

she has taken steps to separate herself from the hillary rodham clinton email investigation. but some say she hasn't gone far enough. >> reporter: the attorney general has decided not to make the final decision in the investigation of hillary rodham clinton's private email server. >> the matter is being handled by career agents and investigators with the department of justice. they've had it since the beginning. >> reporter: lynch has been under fire since sheriff deputy an unscheduled meeting with bill clinton on monday. she says nothing sensitive was talked about with the former president but critics say the meeting was inappropriate no matter what was recuse herself and appoint a special council. donald trump, hillary rodham clinton's gop presidential opponent is speaking out. >> i think it's amazing. >> reporter: she was appointed by the obama administration and she will accept the recommendation of career prosecutors on whether to file charges against hillary rodham clinton. >> i don't have a role in those findings, in coming up with the findings or making the recommenda

hillary rodham clinton addressing the democratic national convention floor via satellite in a historic if there are any little girls out there who stayed up late to watch, let me just say -- i may become the first woman president, but one of you is next. >> reporter: the ground-breaking nomination a poetic end to a hard-fought primary race. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> reporter: in a ceremonial gesture, it was bernie sanders who moved to nominate hillary rodham clinton unanimously by acclamation as the party's official nominee. >> all in favor of the motion say aye. opposed, no. the ayes have it. >> the crowd is going berserk. every delegate in this whole recognizes that they are a part of a moment in history. they managed to set politics aside and help hillary clinton break through that political glass ceiling. tonight hillary clinton tweeting one word. history. earlier tonight, during roll call, hillary's childhood friend and delegate betsy eveling hearing up as she cast votes for her home

[cheers and applause] hillary rodham clinton! applause] mayor rawlings-blake: arizona, forhave cast 51 votes secretary clinton and 34 votes for senator sanders. you very much. >> take your time. job! mayor rawlings-blake: arkansas! arkansas, you have 37 votes. do you cast your vote? >> madam secretary, i rise from we first learned to believe in a place called hope. [cheers and applause] where we are equally as proud to be the home of the american poet angelo and the civil rights leader daisy gasenbater. where its mother and first lady hillary clinton lived to pre-kfor access education long before it was popular, where she led the fight services before it was popular, where she led the effort to establish a children's ,ospital before it was popular and when she fought for our mothers, sisters, and our was popular.ore it arkansas, where we are again for ourith hope children and grandchildren, including my five granddaughters katelyn, mary, bella, aviana, know this is truly a nation that should all be equal. madam secretary, arkansas

. >> hillary rodham clinton has no public i vents he releasing a draft of the upcoming convention. highlights include a $15 minimum wage, abolishing the death penalty, no bank too baying to fail. the draft is the work of hillary rodham clinton and bernie sanders' campaigns and the democratic national committee. the spokesperson for indiana governor says he will meet with donald trump over the weekend. he is on the list of potential vice presidential candidates. newt newt gingrich, chris christie and alabama senator jeff sessions are also being vetted as possible running mates. trump plans to make an announcement at the republican national convention in cleveland. >>> tonight the feds are investigating the company or the tesla company after what is the first-ever fatal crash of a self-driving vehicle. the former navy seal josh brown was so excited about the auto pilot mode he posted video of himself with his hands off the wheel on youtube. but early in may in or noticed that a tractor-trailer turned left in front of him. that tesla went under the trailer, sheering off the roof and k

senator bernie sanders and 45 votes for the first woman president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton.

allow you to render a verdict, i'm going to present the case now, on the facts, against hillary rodham clinton. >> trevor: ooh. you know you in trouble when they calling your middle name. rodham. hillary rodham clinton, get your ass in here! (laughter) so here's what happens. last week trump snubbed christie for vice president. so basically last night christie wanted to show trump what he had passed up. he was all like you see this, donie, you could have had all this. >> one of her first decisions as secretary of state, she set up a private e-mail server in her basement in violation of our national security. hillary clinton, lying to the american people about herselfish, awful judgement in making our secrets vulnerable. what is your verdict. guilty or not guilty. >> guilty! >> so as to hill roe clinton, the charge of putting herself ahead of america, guilty or not guilty? >> guilty! >> . >> lock her up! locker up! locker up! lock her up! >> trevor: yeah! lock her up! lock her up! by the way, what prison is this? i don't understand. like i don't understand, that's how you know white people don'

we can probably with the champions for us for secretary hillary rodham clinton and we had nine votes for senator bernie sanders. i will counted as an extension. you had 50 votes for hillary clinton and nine votes for hillary -- bernie sanders. i will count one as an extension. you had 20 votes how do you cast your votes. we are on the front lines of climate change with the rising oceans alaska which has the most diverse nation matched by native population in the united states alaska which makes united states and arctic nation cast six votes for the next president of the united states hillary rodham clinton and phot teen votes -- 14 votes for the inspiring bernie sanders. obviously they are going in alphabetical order. i'm going back to my guest jerry. thank you very much. you do hear the cheers have you ever seen anything like this on any of the talkshows where you had people just in hot contention does this match that experience. >> on our show i've never have a guest on my show that ought to run for president of the united states. i don't compare the two but i think what you are see

dan glshickman, we proudly cast 14 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you very much, kansas. you have cast 14 votes for secretary clinton and 23 votes for senator sanders. kentucky. kentucky, you have 60 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, in the commonwealth of kentucky, we know the beauty of bluegrass, rolling hills and the appalachian mountains. we gave the world muhammad ali, the greatest of all time. the kentucky derby, the most exciting two minutes in sports. and of course, kentucky bourbon, the world's finest whiskey. in other words, in kentucky, we know what a winner looks like. >> madam secretary, kentucky's 60 delegates proudly cast 27 votes for senator bernie sanders, and 33 votes for the next president of the united states of america, secretary hillary rodham clinton. >> kentucky, you have cast 33 votes to secretary clinton and 27 votes for senator sanders. louisiana. you have 59 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> my friend, madam secretary, my name is senator karen carter peterson and i chair the louisiana de

it was like an inspirational tale of hillary rodham clinton. i didn't read the book. i come to your show to be mocked? yes, i did. i thought to myself upon seeing this book, how funny it be to write an inspirational book will donald trump. i found it impossible so i wrote a field guide to what you would do if you were to see a wild trump. kennedy: i want you to take two pages i narkd this book and read them. >> the beastie is called an american trump, its skin is bright orange, its figure plump. its fur so thick it might get enveloped. his hands are under developed. there is nothing -- you look at the guy. he's got normal-sized hand, but the fact that it makes him oh incensed is what keeps it alive. he says people come up to him to compliment his hands. kennedy: not enough. two times. >> it thrives in the most contentious conditions and discreets the most appalling emissions. kennedy: who illustrated it? >> mark rosenthal of the "new yorker" magazine. i know you don't read it here at fox news because it's liberal propaganda. that's all reading is, liberal propaganda.

to say >> reporter: breaking glass ceilings has meant plenty of cuts and bruises for hillary rodham-clintoncret. her skill set, never in doubt. >> there has never been a man or a woman more qualified than hillary clinton. >> reporter: and yet, getting to this historic moment hasn't been easy. >> one of the real problems with hillary clinton is that she's sort of a hostage of her history, in that because the press never gives her the benefit of the doubt, she's always on her guard. >> reporter: she has the highest negatives of any democratic front-runner in modern times. her fate was tied to her husband's in those early years. in their first "60 minutes" interview in 1992 his past infidelity threatened to derail his campaign early on. >> i'm not sitting here, some little woman standing by her man, like tammy wynette. >> reporter: tammy wynette was furious about that, telling reporters nowhere in that song did i say, be a door mat. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a wealth of experience. but some say she's the ultimate insider. it's an impression the democrats sought to counter this week. >>

minutes from now, the first female presidential candidate nominee of a major party will be hillary rodham clinton. jim? >> george spencer down on the floor. you'll be there as history is made. the headliner is former president bill clinton. this is his tenth convention speech. we're told the former president will focus on things the public might not know about his wife. nbc 10's lauren mayk joining us live from down on the floor as well. lauren, you spoke with delegates about how they're feeling hearing from bill clinton, right? >> reporter: jim, bill clinton has been a force in this party for a very, very long time. if you look around this room, there are certainly people who worked to get him elected once, then again. then took his encouragement to help elect barack obama. you remember that very powerful speech from him for barack obama four years ago. tonight he will be making another speech. this one for his wife. i spoke with a delegate who has a long history with the clintons, even served as a delegate for hillary clinton back in 2008. how are you going to feel tonight when you see him up t

york right now is pledging their delegates and this is where we'll we're going to have hillary rodham clintonome the official nominee at the democratic national party. can we listen in very quickly? >> the former great president of the united states across this nation to new limits william jefferson clinton and the proud home of the next president of the united states hillary rodham clinton! >> all right. they're just about ready to pledge delegates. it will put her over the magic number of 2,382 delegates. i'm listening for it. this is historic moment. and the chants of hillary are now filling at recent in a. amazing. hillary!? hail larry! what's uming up sports. >> eagles. let's just say it's eagles. we'll be right back. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. your business needs a lot of speed. bu

i am honored to unite around our and my good friend hillary rodham clinton. i've seen the two candidates up close and personal. let me tell you hillary offers everything that donald trump cannot. she fights for american workers. she plans to make college debt-free for all. the creates as m university to exploit others. vision.rs a donald says i'm always right. the truth is, he is wrong. he is wrong for our families and our communities. he is wrong for our country. clinton is going to tackle income inequality and provide opportunities for the poor. is going to invest in communities that have been neglected for far too long. americans, it is time for us to band together. us to as fire. it is time for us to build a strong future for our kids and our country. that by electing her to the white house this november. [applause] ♪ >> please welcome the president stephanie sist, chriok. ms. schriock: 100 years ago this november a social worker from my home state of montana became the first woman elected ever to congress. the first, but not the last. once that barrier f

tonight, as a former federal prosecutor i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and her character. >> lock her up. >> reporter: ben carson linked her to the devil and mitch mcconnell and paul ryan barely mentioned trump's name clearly more comfortable tra trashing their rival than saying his name. getting boos today going over a cruz rally. >> on her from the start as co-chair. hillary clinton should be put in front of a firing line and shot for treason. >> reporter: trump d disavowed the comment. the secret service s says they're looking into it. yesterday was completely on hillary clinton, very few people ex stopping trump's virtues. >> part of the unity process we're going through to get people to understand we all need to get behind donald trump. if we don't, we will have hillary clinton for president. >> reporter: tonight, ted cruz will address the convention. as of now, he is not expected to endorse donald trump. also, on stage, donald trump's second son, eric, and his new running mate, indiana governor, mike pence. lester. >> katy tur t

let us stand proudly for the next president hillary rodham clinton.ign. the burn must never grow cold. where hate abounds, love must abound even more. we called stand in the face of the whirlwind. the tug-of-war for america's , we must build ridges of hope and unity. and must trump ignorance fear and hatred and violence. we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters. we have been tested and tried. she could be trusted to ban assault weapons. band these assault weapons now. [applause] she can be trusted to honor the most progressive platinum our partners ever had. more blacks are incarcerated than in college. the hope andstands promise of black lives matter. sufferingabout our from trayvon martin to michael brown. the shootings of young black men must stop. ban on assault weapons now. we must choose reconciliation. share 2000 miles of border with mexico. we trade more with mexico. stop insulting hispanic and muslims now. we can trust her not to master port 15 million people. to -- she will support black colleges. we have not lost a single job

. >> the next president, hillary rodham clinton. >> pelley: for the first time they nominate a woman for president of the united states. also tonight, as bill clinton gets ready to sing her praises, donald trump sounds a sour note. >> you know her name: crooked hillary clinton. [dinging] >> pelley: we'll look at new technology to prevent accidental deaths in the summer heat. >> when i opened the back door to the vehicle, you know, that's the moment that my life and my family's life changed forever. >> pelley: and a sisterhood comes to philadelphia to press for peace. >> it has become political. we're the mothers bearing the children that are dying in the streets. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> pelley: and breaking news, history is just minutes away. the roll call of the states is continuing, and when it is over, hillary clinton will be the democratic candidate for president of the united states. a milestone for america, the first woman to win a major party nomination nearly a century after

rodham clinton. in the past few weeks, we have seen the justice department refused to prosecute her. years, weast eight have seen this administration refused to hold her accountable for her dismal record of secretary of state. let's do something fun tonight. tonight, as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and[applause] -- all right, all right, we are getting there. give me a few more minutes, we will get there. here's what we are going to do. we will present the facts to you. you sitting as a jury of her and inoth in this hall your living rooms around our nation. you see, since the justice department will not allow you to render a verdict, i will present the case now on the facts clinton.illary, rodham now, she was america's chief diplomat, so let's look around the world at the violence and the danger today in every region that has been infected by her flawed judgment. but i will be specific so that you can render your

. >> and the proud home of the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> governoruomo casting the delegates. you can see adding up clinton's delegates and bernie sanders' delegates she needs officially to cross the threshold of 2,382. each state, we're told, is going to go. let's get some analysis now from syndicated columnist charles krauthammar joining us from washington and fox news host chris wallace from philadelphia. it's the pageantry, chris. it's the moment. it's also history. this is a moment we haven't seen before. >> it was only 100 years ago, i think 1916, that women got the vote. now we're going to have it. some would say why did it take 100 years? but we're now going to have the first woman be the presidential nominee of a major political party. it's a big deal just as the nomination, eventual election of barack obama was a big deal. whether or not you like hillary clinton and her policies, the fact that there's another obstacle that's been broken is a significant part of our history. >> charles, as this continues, as i'm looking kind of over the line

and hillary rodham clinton, our economy is always stronger with a democrat in the white house.long with a link to a washington post story that would seem, in her eyes, to back up the claim. >>> you could call them strangers in the night or maybe they would say, i did it my way. two of his biggest fans who never would have met, met today in centerville in a bizarre way. peggy fox to explain. >> reporter: this this morning. it's from ts productions. that's tina sinatra's company. she's frank's youngest daughter. she sent the daughter after she saw the story on wednesday. and now we're going to watch her open the box. hailey has loved frank sinatra since she was little, before she developed a brain injury from the heart attack sheriff deputy when she was 14. he is physically impaired but her intellect is intact. >> to hailey, big hugs, tina sinatra. >> reporter: tina sent these gifts after seeing our story about a professor who answered an ad placed by brain injury services. they were looking for a sinatra fan to volunteer time with hailey. >> excited that we were able to bring th

no, it's also about his democratic component, hillary rodham-clinton. [ audience boos ] now in the past few weeks, we've seen the justice department refuse to prosecute her. over the last eight years, we've seen this administration refuse to hold her accountable for her dismal record as secretary of state. so let's do something fun tonight. tonight, as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham-clinton accountable for her performance and her character. [ cheers and applause ] [ audience chanting "lock her up" ] all right, all right, we're getting there. give me a few more minutes, we'll get there. here's what we're going to do. we're going to present the facts to you. you, tonight, sitting as a jury of her peers, both in this hall, and in your living rooms around our nation. you see, since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i'm going to present the case now on the facts against hillary rodham-clinton. [ cheers and applause ] now, she was america's chief diplomat. so let's look around the world at the violence and the dange

and the first one who will be called madame president, hillary rodham clinton. ria: you have cast 15 votes for secretary clinton and 10 votes for senator sanders. tennessee. >> madame secretary the great state of tennessee also known as the perfect -- >> hit has been made here in philadelphia. we see hillary clinton gaining the necessary votes to become the official nominee of the democratic party. for the first time a woman becomes the official nominee of an official political party. pretty extraordinary, richard. >> beyond words. >> probably when i was growing up, i never believed it would actually happened. >> isn't it interesting even there, south dakota delivers the final numbers for hillary putting her over the top. but even there we saw names coming for bernie sanders. and that's democracy. >> he did a great job. he pushed agenda and inspired a group of people that have come out to vote. that's exciting. maria: what would you like to see from bernie sanders platform that may materialize should hillary clinton win the presidency? >> i think we have seen a l

hillary rodham clinton. we are expecting sometime after 10:00 p.m.r president. she will become the first female ever to accept a major party nomination for presidency. back now just off the floor here in the wells fargo center, joined by jane gronkowski. thanks for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> so hillary clinton is an illinois girl by birth. we are told it will be a personal story for her tonight. a personal message in many ways that she delivers. we have been talking about the reluctance she has. reluctance to talk about herself personally. she has a challenge when you look at polling numbers when it comes to personal characteristics and people's likability, honesty, trust worthy. she has challenges there. what do you think the key is tonight for her having the speech? >> i think we want to understand hillary rodham clinton as warm, thoughtful, great friend, someone who does have personal relationships that have lasted all her life. and the kindness she brought to her public service. caring. and we heard some of that from people who have

no, it's also about his democratic opponent, hillary rodham clinton. [ booing ] now, in the past fewks, we've seen the justice department refuse to prosecute her. over the last eight years, we've seen this administration refuse to hold her accountable for her dismal record as secretary of state. so let's do something fun tonight. tonight as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and her character. [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting ] >> all right, all right. we're getting there. give me a few more minutes. we'll get there. here's what we're going to do. we're going to present the facts to you. you, tonight, sitting as a jury of her peers, both in this hall and in your living rooms around our nation. you see, since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i'm going to present the case now on the facts against hillary rodham clinton. [ cheers and applause ] now, she was america's chief diplomat, so let's look around the world at the violence and the danger today in every region that h

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a major player in all three phases of the investigation and that one person has been hillary rodham-clinton> republicans stopped short of accusing either clinton of a claim, but barely. >> investigation or witch-hunt? isn't mistakes, or massive cover-up? is the conduct actually bad, or does it just look bad? that was almost exactly 20 years ago, that's when the senate concluded its investigation into president bill clinton and first lady hillary clinton's whitewater scandal. if all of that you just heard sounds familiar, here's an extra jolt of deja vu. one of the deputy special counsels who helped carry out that investigation of the clintons 20 years ago was james comey, who is now the director of the fbi, and james comey who today as director of the fbi, announced the results of the latest investigation into hillary clinton. >> although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified informa

. >> hillary rodham clinton. lauren: hillary clinton made history with that moment. and now political heavyweights heading to the dnc to try to rally americans to vote for her. president obama will take the stage tonight. on nbc he warned democrats donald trump could win this race. votes are cast and counted. hes confident the brace and is faithful will vote for clinton. i know you can't go for trump. lauren: trump hitting is now official i opponent with atck fresh praise for clinton with bill clinton revealing her personal side. >> 1971, i met a girl. the beste mar i ever met in my entirehat hillary clintone selected as the nominee. lauren: at the dnc with bernie sanders leaving the public stage as a candidate in this race, senator tim kaine getting ready to make his biggest entrance on it yet. kaine will give a speech tonight . it is really an opportunity for him to introduce himself to the nation. erika: our coverage from philadelphia continues this week. ed harding is there and his reports continue this afternoon on new center 5 at 4:30. look for special coverage

>> hillary rodham clinton. >> hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> pelley: what a historic night for america. the democrats have nominated a woman to be the 45th president of the united states. hillary rodham clinton. >> o'donnell: will be her other half the 42nd president of the united states, william yam jefferson clinton. >> pelley: a night of presidents and precedents. in a fractured democratic party former clinton opponent called on the delegates to nominate her by acclimation and they did. some sanders' supporters walked out and protested outside the wells fargo center. gayle king is on the convention floor for us tonight. >> king: scott and norah happy tears for hillary clinton. a lot of tears. one mandel gat from from south carolina told me that he went into the ugly cry which means sobbing uncontrollably. the 17-year-old girl from tennessee who gets to vote for the first time in november, she'll be 18 then, she can't wait to vote for hillary clinton. the mother and daughter duo from california who were pulling for two different candidates. d

he's also the author of "a woman in charge: the life of hillary rodham clinton." carl, i want to ask you about something. even if we don't see any charges, there have been some semantic things that we've seen coming from the hillary clinton camp. today in the statement where they say this was a voluntary thing, maybe it was, but she really didn't have a choice. and even throughout this whole investigation, her campaign had been referring to it as a security inquiry. and when the fib director was asked about that, he said that's not a term he's familiar with. they were clearly trying to minimize it with language. what do you make of this? is this something that even matters, that people pick up on, that works for the clinton campaign, or is this something that hurts her? >> oh, i think we're getting too far down in the weeds. this is a criminal investigation, period. and the real question, as you know, i've never thought it very likely that she would be indicted. that doesn't mean, however, that something hasn't occurred here which is a terrible setback for her in t

hillary rodham clinton! >> reporter: geraldine is an honorary delegate from arizona. 102 years old. >> i taught school for 45 years. i went through two depressions. and i went through two world wars. >> reporter: she said she always knew she would see the day that a woman would become a nominee of a major political party. >> i saw my mother get to vote for the first time that women could vote. and i knew then that if women could vote, we would soon have a woman as president. >> reporter: the nomination of hillary clinton is not the only major stride made during the democratic convention. women are rising to the helm of leadership positions in the party, especially african-americans. >> i was very, very pleased to be up on the stage with what i believe is a reflection of the strength of our party. >> reporter: from baltimore mayor stephanie rollins to interim chair donna brazille, and marcia fudge, and convention ceo reverend daughtery. >> leah, making history. the second time. the only person in the convention chair twice. >> reporter: this is a much different america

hillary rodham clinton is now at this moment officially her party's nominee for president, a moment inry that all of us in this hall were able to see. bill clinton will be speaking, the 42nd president is the featured speaker here tonight, expected to highlight his wife's history for the poor and middle class and coming up in just a couple of minutes you will hear live jimmy carter, the 39th president speaking on the 49th anniversary of his own nomination. it's a significant thing you have seen the depth of the party coming out in support of hillary clinton, something obviously very different than what we saw last week in cleveland where you had mitt romney, jeb bush, and george bush not there. >> she had the establishment and the office holders the entire time. it was the new energy and youthful part of the party that bernie sanders brought in. it was a moment in history, and i do think this is a new moment for hillary clinton and this is someone who we have seen on the public stage for 25 years, erin. we think we know everything about her already and we do know a lot, but we are now s

it is also about his democratic opponent, hillary rodham clinton.ng] past few weeks, we have seen the justice department refused to prosecute her. over the last eight years, we have seen this administration refused to hold her accountable for her risible record as secretary of state so let's do something fun tonight. as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and her character. [applause] now -- [chanting] we are getting there. give me a few more minutes, we will get there. we are going to present the facts to you. you tonight sitting as a jury of her peers in this hall and in your living rooms around our nation. since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i will resent the case now on the facts against hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] now, she was america's chief diplomat so let's look around the world at the violence and danger today in every region that has been infected by her flawed judgment. i am going to be specific so you can

hillary rodham clinton! >> reporter: when she helped hillary clinton become the first presidential nominee of a major political party. what was that like seeing it happen? witnessing it in firsthand? >> i cried. >> reporter: even before that moment, the face of the democratic party was changing. >> i was very, very pleased to be up on the stage with what i believe is a reflection of the strength of our party. >> reporter: women are moving into leadership positions, especially african-americans who are running this convention. >> african-american women have been the most loyal democratic voters of any demographic segment. >> reporter: with each achievement, new goals are set. >> what we need to see now is not only are we planning, but we also have an active voice. >> reporter: as for geraldine, she wants to witness another milestone. >> i knew then that if women could vote, we would soon have a woman as a president. >> reporter: geraldine was a teacher for more than 40 years. at 75 years old, she started a dem

always be you. >> 14 votes for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton! plause). >> thank you very much, kansas. you have cast 14 votes for secretary clinton 20 votes for senator sanders. kentucky, you have 60 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, in the commonwealth of kentucky, we know the beauty of blue grass rolling hills and the appalachian mountains. we gave the world muhammed ali, the greatest of all time. (applause). >> the ken can't derby the most exciting two minutes in sports and of course kentucky bourbo bourbon -- >> you're listening to kentucky just about ready to cast its delegates for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton. so here we are in the middle of it all. at this happens behind us we'll go to major battle between u.s. house representatives. in fact it does not involve politics. >> the contest over which tastes better new york cheesesteak or philly cheesesteak. brendan boyle joined carolyn maloney for friendly competiti competition. you can see the officials from new york and philadelphia sampling to find out which

it's also about his democratic opponent hillary rodham clinton.in the past few weeks, we have seen the justice department refused to prosecute her. over the last eight years, we have seen this administration refused to hold her accountable for her dismal record as secretary of state. so let's do something fun tonight. former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable. now. all right. all right. we are getting there. give me a few more minutes. we will get there. here is what were going to do. we will present the fact to you. juryonight sitting as the of her peers both in this hall and in your living room around our nation. since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i'm going to present the case now on the facts against hillary rodham clinton. now, she was america's chief diplomat. so let's look around the world at the violence and the danger that hasevery region been infected by her flawed judgment. but i will be specific so that you can render your verdict tonight on the ba

i'm a very proud and humble supporter of hillary rodham clinton. i'm very proud and humble because this democratic party has made history not once but twice. i'm thing for for that. we are the most compassionate people on the planet. we believe in the quality of public education from a child getting on a bus every day to going into a classroom, to getting a quality lunch and coming home. that's the promise that we stand for. charter schools do not honor that promise when they are there for profit. they are there to make sure the ceos make money. their promise is that those teachers are paid poorly at the people of the increased there in the administration. their promises not to children. they have a rotating, revolving door of teachers which is destabilizing. >> thank you. one minute. >> to wind up here, this amendment talks about democratically governed public schools. we support schools being accountable to their communities , having an elected school board as opposed to an appointed board accountable to no one in the community. we want to make i

of the united states of america the first female and history will be made 90 votes for hillary rodham clinton. >> new jersey you have cast your votes. >> one of the great political traditions in this country. filled with fun and with some drama occasionally. the role call of states. it is happening here at the wells fargo center. you just saw the state of new jersey. we continue with this great tradition and "action news" continues in just a moment. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear weapons... took on vladimir putin... and stood up against the trafficking of human beings. a steady leader in an unsteady world. >>> ducis rogers second day of eagles training camp and i imagine we are hearing this repeated often in the future. one of the big stories, carson wentz. >> it's all about hi

. >> madam president, hillary rodham clinton. >> reporter: as hillary clinton formally won the nominationthe floor and with his own loss showing on his face, asked the convention for a show of unity. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> a roar of what looked like democratic togetherness. even though some sanders supporters walked out. the first american woman to top a major party presidential ticket. hillary was at the 1992 convention when bill clinton got the presidential nomination. tonight, he speaks to boost her candidacy. angry at sanders for in their view buckling and backing hillary, california delegates gave him an earful today and got one back. >> reporter: vice president joe biden said let sanders delegates be frustrated for a while. >> they're all going to end up voting for hillary. >> more critical are the votes of the millions who will watch clinton nominated that divide d cov convention. we'll continue our live coverage at 5. 306789 about lester holt. rnlgts a warning for bart riders in t